THBWEATHKR^^^^^^ P erecM t' h r t . 9 /. We*the» Barww, ■; NET PRESS lll'X N ew HaTCB WKKAEK DAILY CIRCULATION for the montli of MHfoh, 1928 Pair tonight Nud Thnrsdny; 5,119 su b tly colder tonl|^t> nembcr of the Aiiilll Hure.-m »t ClrcntntlMUH / (FOURTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE C B N ^ , Classified Advertising on Page 12. MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1928 VOL. XLIL, NO. 176. CAN’T STOP HOOVER Where Earthquake in Greece Took Toll of Life BENNETT IS G. 0 . P. SLOGAN ARCTIC Returns From Ohio and Bay! AVIATORS TO LOCiOlARTIS Succumbs to Pneumonia at Hospital in Quebec—CoL State Give Cabinet Can­ LEAVE BREMEN; Undbergh Flies From New York to Bring Serum B ^ didate a Total of 440 KILLED WHEN Dramatic F^ht Was in Vain-Death Hastened by Ife Delegates. TO USE FORD AUTOjraiRNS Fidelity to Duty-Started For Greenly Island to Aid

Washington, April 25.—Herbert German-Irish Flyers to Start Germans While Sick— ffis Career. Hoover’s forces were jubilantly pro- Famous Auto Racer Dies ilalmlng In Washington today that: On Rescue Plane For WORLD’S AIR ACES About Tragedy mingled with drama in "Hoover Cannot Now Be Stopped.” The series of Quakes that shook central Greece WITHIN FEW MILES Inhabit- After Crash—Was Trav­ today’s flight developments. Baron The decisive victories scored by New York Tomorrow, 30 persons are believed to have been kUled and mos^ of t L city, ants fled to the hills to escape recurrent shocks. i h is pnoio s n o w ------■Yon Huenefeld, commander of the Lake St. Agnes, April 25 ■ y the Cabinet candidate In the Ohio eling at 203 Miles an crew of the trans-Atlantic plane Eight of the world’s famous air­ and Massachusetts primaries af- Baron Reports. Bremen, announced in a copyrighted men are within a few miles of torded the basis foi their optimism one another for the first time in j SENATE PIL PROBE Hour— Wife a Witness. statement to International News and their confident claims to the American Missionary the history of aviation—seven j nomination at Kansas City. Point Armour, April 25. (By Service and the New York Ameri­ of them sending up prayers for | The exact dimensions of these Wireless to Montreal; Telegraph to can that he and his two companions the recovery of one of their | victories in terms of delegates re­ Murray Bay)-^The following mes­ IS NEARING CLOSE Daytona Beach, Fla., April 25— —Captain Herman Koehl and Ma­ number. main to be disclosed by tabulations sage has just been received: Is Killed By Chinese Frank Lockhart, one of the world’s jor James E. Fitzmaurice—would While Floyd Bennett wages In rural districts where the Hoover “Sorry the start of Bremen im­ a fight against death of pneu­ opposition was strongest, but on possible on acQOunt of present ice most famous racing drivers, was hop off at Greenly Island in the monia in Quebec, the others, conditions caused by changed j fatally injured here shortly after the basis of present figures it seems '.^through the heart on April 16 Most of Continental Bonds Ford relief plane tomorrow, leaving grimly wait for the crisis to certain that Hoover v,fill have the weather. Taking into consideration Peking, April 2 5.—The Rev. Dr.^through I seven o’clock this morning when pass. Near the stricken flier that the public in New York is V . thP Prpsbv-1 while Tsinning was being occupied the Bremen behind. The flyers are 39 delegates from Massachusetts Seymour, a member of the i'resoy i Slang’s army. I his car somersaulted as he was going to New York, the Bremen be­ are Col. Charles A. Lindbergh ind probably 35 of Ohio's delega­ waiting we have decided with a Have Been Located By and Commander Richard E. heavy heart to leave the Bremen I terian mission in China for the town had originally been held j making an attempt to break the j ing taken to New Fork later. tion of 51. here for some time and to start to­ nast 30 years, was shot and killed by Northern troops, Byrd, at Lake St. A,gnes is His Total. ! world's speed record. Floyd Bennett, who rose from a Clarence Chamberlin. On morrow with the machine so very by Chinese troops at Tsinning, ac- The information came by way of the Committee. ! Lockhart was thrown clear of sick bed to help fly the Ford relief On that basis, Hoover has boost­ kindly sent by the Mayor of New Tsingtao. It was delayed by the Greenly Island are Bernt Bal- ed his delegate standing to date to cording to word received here to­ the Stutz Black Hawk as it turned plane from Detroit to Murray Bay, chen, Captain Herman Koehl, York. day from American refugees fact that a large area of Shantung died of pneumonia in Jeffrey Hale approximately 240, with much fa­ HUENEFELD. peninsula has been isolated by ovei; the first time but received in­ Captain James C. Fitzmaqrice vorable Hoover territory yet to be stranded in the Shantung war area. W'ashington, April 25.—The Sen­ hospital, Quebec. He literally gave and Ehrenfried Von Huenefeld. Dr. Seymour was an American. fighting between Northern and Na­ juries from which he died shortly up his life to an errand of mercy heard from. - A majority of the DEEP SNOW The information of the shooting tionalist troops. ate’s inquiry into the Continental All except Bennett have made Kansas City convention neceesary i It is- understood that there are after reaching the hospital. for the German trans-ocean flyers. I Lake St. Agnes. Que., April 25. was received by the United States Trading Company’s mysterioust$3,- It was at first believed that the Col. Charles A. Lindbergh, who the aerial journey over the At­ to nominate is 545. The same ta­ —Another day of delay threatened i other Americans marooned in the lantic. Bennett and Byrd flew bles show his nearest rival, ex-Gov. 080,000 Liberty Bond fund entered light construction of the front part made a daring flight through the southward flight of the Bremen ^^LfgaSon officials were informed war area, but they plan to leave at of his car caused it to “lift” with storms, from New York to Quebec over the North Pole. ?'rank 0. Lowden of Illinois, with today. Six inches of snow lay over that the missionary was shot the first opportunity. ______its closing stage today since the Senate public lands committee has the powerful rush of wind beneath to carry a medicinal serum for Ben­ 171. the ice of Lake St. Agnes and the it, but examination of the car, nett, hopped off from Quebec, “Nothing can now stop the nomi­ blanket deepened with intermittent located $2,877,100 of the “slush which was almost demolished, shortly before noon, on the return Clever Mechanic, nation of Herbert Hoover,” said ex- flurries. The watchers at the air­ fund” bonds. proved that a rear left tire had i flight to New York. . Lindbergh Bennett's wizardry with an air­ uongressman James W. Good, who drome believed that the trans-At­ blown out. craft motor and his flying ability lantic fliers would wmit until the appeSIstamn^ gfeSuRY The story of Robert W. Stewart, ' deeply felt the death of his brave, has assumed active charge of head- chairman of the Standard Oil of 203 Miles an Hour flying companion. Three times were such that Byrd chose him as tuarters here. “The Ohio and storm broke. Lockhart had gone south on the his companion of the NA-1. They Their time for a safe getaway Is Indiana, that he received $759,500 Lindbergh circled the hospital Massachusetts primaries have given j Harvard to Fight Yale on Mon­ of the Continental bonds and held smooth beach at an estimated where Bennett had died, dipping had many thrilling experiences , fly­ ;he rank and file of the Republi­ brief. The inhabitants of Greenly FOR DR. GUILFOYLE speed of about 203 miles an hour, ing over bleak dangerous ice fields. Island, according to messages here, day Armed with Pens and them in secret trust for six years, his wings in salute to the memory cans the first real opportunity to accounted for a major portion of the best time he had recorded in of the late aviator. :Mutual confidence between them said that unless the hop-off was Paper. any of his attempts on the record— express their choice. They have made within two days, the ice the hitherto missing bonds. There grew into a close friendship.- done so in no uncertain terms. j remained but $203,000 of the bonds 207 miles ah hour—and had start­ Quebec, Que., April 25—Floyd Consequently, when next year- would no longer be safe. Cambridge, Mass., April ed back on the north run when the “In most of the Ohio districts Found Guilty of Murder in 25.—Harvard today is ready I to be accounted for and all these Bennett, internationally famous Byrd sailed in the Chantier for the machinery was anti-Hoover, apparently went to Harry F. Sin­ accident occurred in front of the aviator and Conqueror of the North Spitzbergen, Bennett went along as MAY HONOR GERMANS for the gruelling “Brain Bat­ grandstand. riie state organization threw the Washington, April 25.—Presi­ tle” with Yale beginning Mon­ clair, who was subpoenaed to testi­ Pole, died at 10:53 this rnomlh.g his fellow-pilot in the dqsh to the Second Degree; Gets Life fy next Tuesday. Sinclair may wind Last February Lockhart survived full weight of its influence-against dent Coolidge would be authorized day. in the Jeffrey Hale hospital of pole. ' .' him. In full page advertisements to confer the Distinguished Flying The contest was establish­ UP this phase of the inquiry by tell- a similar accident here,;when, the pneumonia which he had contract­ Their take-off, in a cri-motorert ’.n Ohio newspapers the people were ing a complete story of the division car he was driving dived into^ the Fokker loaded with 10,000 pounds Cross on the crew of the Bremen, Sentence. ed through a $125,000 gift by ocean and somersaulted. He'was ed in the line of duty. nformeil that a vote against Hoo­ under a bill introduced in the Sen­ Mrs. William Lowell Putnam; of profits from the Continental Bennett was 38 years old. He was was a spectacular event in wliiQli deal. rescued from being crushed to they - bawly escaped crashing in ver meant a vote for Dawr- or Low'- ate today by Senator Reed, Repub­ with the idea that “thq com- death and drowning at that time born at Lake George, N; Yw on len or Hughes. It was the field lican of Penna. A new inquiry, however, may be ■jag^ ioe' at the end of their _ petition, which has inspired tinder w.ty before the bond investi­ by another racing driver who went October 25, 1890, and his present igainst Hoover and Hoover won.” If the bill is passed Herman Hartford; Conn., April 25—Pre­ ■' young men to undertake and into the water after him. home was in Brooklyn, N. Y. ninwaj'. They vanished into an - — Koehl and Major James C. Fitz- gation closes. Senator Norris, Re­ Arctic midnight, headed for the parations were being made here to­ undergo so much for the sake publican of Neb., sponsor of a res­ Yesterday he made six trials but He was one of the most courageous r io te r ’s present delegate raaurice, pilote of the Bremen, and of athletic victories might ac­ the highest speed he could attain aviators whose names have been Foie 750 miles away. An oil leak Baron Gunther voii Huenefeld, pro­ day to appeal the decision of guilty olution calling for an inquiry into gave them a scare, but fortunately strength from those states that complish the same result in leases cf the government’s Salt was 191 miles an hour. He was written indelibly in the annals of have acted, and in one way or an- moter of the flight, will be the first of second degree murder, reached the academic fields.” confident he would break the rec­ aviation progress. His greatest it finally stopped of its own accord. flyers not Americans to receive this Creek oil fields, announced he •other signified their choice for the by the three Superior Court judges Harvard and Yale will would ask action on it today or to­ ord in today’s attempt. achievement was when, as corpilot . Arrive at Pole. Republican nomination as Kansas honor. “hear the whistle” simultane­ The present woYld's record which for Commander Richard E. Byrd, in. A special Act of Congress is ne­ who heard the case of Dr, Harold morrow. This inquiry, If authoriz­ ,\t 9:02 a. m.. May 8. 1926, they City, follows: ously in Cambridge and New ed, might last months and may de­ was set last. Sunday by Ray Keech, 1926, he flew to the North Pole— arrived over the Pole, took sights Georgia, 16; Iowa, 2; Kentucky, cessary for the presentation of the N. Guilfoyle, federal veterinarian, Haven. Selected teams of the medals to those who first success­ velop revelations quite as sensa­ of Philadelphia, broke the mark the first time this epic feat had been to confirm their position, made 29; Louisiana, 12; Maine, 15; here during the last week and who r Crimson and the Bulldog will tional as those brought forth by the made by Major Malcolm Campbell, accomplished. some motion and still, pictures and fully negotiated the westward jour­ grab their fountain pens and Michigan, 33; Minnesota, 4; Mis­ ney across the North Atlantic be­ late yesterday afternoon sentenced Teapot Dome investigation. of England. Bennett’s death was hastened by then headed back towards where souri, 6; New Hampshire, 12.; start writing examinations _ in After the Record. his fidelity to dnty. He was ill they hoped Spitzbergen was. For­ cause the Army Air Corps Act, Dr. Guilfoyle to life imprisonment English literature, presenting North Carolina, 6; Oregon, 13 which created the decoration, spe- Following Keech’s successful as­ when he left Detroit several days tune favored them. Despite the (only Hoover field); Rhode Island, in Wethersfield. Judge Samuel complete innovation in the sault on‘the record, Lockhart was ago in the Ford rescue plane which 1 cifically limits the cross to military field of intercollegiate compe­ LABOR MEN AGAINST plentiful opportunity of missing 12: Virginia, 15; Wisconsin, 4. or naval pilots of this country. Rosenthal and John T. Robinson, more than ever determined to set was bringing replacements for the their goal, they came dead upon it. Add .to these the 39 from Massa­ who conducted the defense, of the tition. a new mark. Keech announced trans-Atlantic Bremen which was It was following this achievement chusetts and indicated 35 from man who now stands convicted of ONE MAN TROLLEYS that provided Lockhart did break forced down bn Greenly Island. He that___ they w'ere honored by Presi- Ohio and the total is 240. CHARITIES BENEFIT murdering Mrs. Max J. Gaudet,. of his record, he would try again ■ in was forced to give up the flight j co'olidge. States still to act and claimed New Haven, on January IS” last, Connecticut Co. Is Tiying toithe big white Triplex. when half way and was taken to the Bennett’s birthplace, Lake positively for Hoover are Alabama, | have already plunged into a study SPECIAL GRAND JURY Last night Lockhart attended a hospital in Quebec. George, N. Y., gave him a home­ 15; California, 29; Colorado, 15; BY PHILLIPS WILL of the testimony, the rulings of Run More in the City of Sad Scenes coming which was. considered up-*, Connecticut, 17; Maryland, 19; Judge L. P. Waldo Marvin who pre­ Hartford. (Continued on Page 6) j Drama and pathos surrounded rivaled in that ^ town’s .history. Mississippi, 20; New Jersey, 31; STARTS COUNTY PROBE last minute efforts to save Bennett’s Present at his triumph were. his Uncle of Stamford’s Mayor sided, and other details of the case. Tennessee, 19; Texas, 12; Wash­ Point of Law Hartford, Conn., April 25.—Over life. Col. Charles A. Lindbergh, a mother, Mrs. Henrietta Bennett, ington, 17; total 200, and grand Left Estate Worth More fifty per cent of the trolley m ilea^ WILKINS MAY TRY I comrade of the air, learning that and his half-brother, Benjamin T* total of 440. Than $125,000. The appeal to the supreme court State’s Attorney Alcorn, First in New Haven is covered by one- 1 a special serum was needed for the To these claims the Hoover of errors will be made on point of Witness—^To Keep Proceed­ man cars while only twenty-two per treatment of Bennett, sped in an Byrd, when the>- came back from law it was indicated today. Mr. cent of Hartford’s mileage is so run TO USE AIRPLANE Stamford, Conn., April 25.—A ings a Secret. airplane from Curtis Bield, N. Y., the top of the world and sailed (Continued on page 6) large estate, listed as valued at Robinson, who yesterday m.ade the and the Connecticut Company de­ yesterday afternoon With the serum, homeward on the Chantier, had “upward of $125,000” is disposed final plea for Dr. Guilfoyle’s liberty, sires to equalize matters. The arrivinig in a raging, snowstorm at said to Bennett: asked Judge Marvin to set aside the Hartford, Conn.,. April 25.— Public Utilities Commission today Report From Norway Says of under the will of John 3 . Phil­ Headed by Francis W. Cole, lawyer 6:30 last evening. Lindbergh flew “Now we can fly the Atlantic.” lips, uncle of the mayor of Stam­ decision the three judges had made. were given these and other facts Ship Did Not Pick Up as he never flew before, making the “I hope you take me with you,” EXPECT PRESIDENT Judge Marvin promptly denied this and former corporation counsel of when Connecticut Company ofiicials ford, filed for probate here today. the city, an Extraordinary Grand Stranded Flyers. distance in record time. 'The serum, Bennett had replied. Large bequests to charity are list­ request when it was put to him in presented an appeal to be given au­ however, was not the kind neces­ “■We go together.” said Bryd. . formal motion. Then Mr. Robinson Jury today plunged into an investi­ thority to" run such cars here. ed including a $10,000 trust fund gation of the Investment trust sit­ London, April 25— Indications sary and his dramatic trip proved in Luck Changed. O .K . ON FLOOD BILL for Stamford hospital; $2,500 to declared he would appeal the case. While one-man cars have been that Captain George H. , Wilkins, and But Bennett’s luck had changed/ Gets Life Sentence uation in Hartford county. State’s used in Hartford for four years, vain. the Stamford Day Nursery, and Attorney Hugh M. Alcorn, who was Carl Ben Eilson may attempt to fly Lindy Affected and his “jinx” was now hovering' $1,000 to Union Memorial church Dr. Guilfoyle was sentenced to they are being run contrary to law. out of Green Harbor, after all, were Lindbergh, who had been ner­ over him. They were to fly in the state prison for the rest of his the man to apply for the Grand To validate the present use of the at Glenbrook, Salvation Army, As­ Jury, raised on Monday by Judge seen today in Exchange Telegraph vously waiting at Chateau Fron- Fokker plane “America,” large sociated Charities and the Westkill natural life within an hour after cars is the first- point the trolley Company dispatches received from tenac since early morning — had enough to carry observers aitd in­ Both Houses Agreed on the decision had been announced in L. P. Waldo Marvin, was called in qompany sought today. That the M. E. church at Westkill, N. Y. as the first witness before that body Oslo,^ Norway. risen earlier than usual sb as to struments to make valuable obser­ Individuals given bequests are the crowded court room here, and company intends to add one-man he ready to do anything further vations on the hop across the At­ thirty minutes later was on his way today. Following Mr. Alcorn came cars to the number noAv in use. was ' The dispatches stated that the Jones-Reid Measure to Amos Van Valkenburgh, Westkill, Lester E. Shlppee, state commis­ Norwegian ship Mina, which ac­ that might be within his power— lantic. On this machine Bennett N. Y., $1,000 and Michael Brick- back to jail to await formal trans­ indicated by officials of the Federa- cording to previous reports had was heart-broken when he heard concentrated numerous ideas of his ner, Westkill, $2,500; Thomas L fer to Wethersfield. sioner of banking. tioh of Labor who gathered at the Dr. Guilfoyle spent his la?t night When Mr. Alcorn was investigat­ Capitol to oppose the trolley re­ been ordered to proceed to Green that Bennett had passed away- own. Control Mississippi. Wright, $2,500; Marguerite and ing the investment trust doings ne Harbor to pick up the isolated fliers, So was Commander Richard E. The machine was completed Bertha Nealon, San Francisco, $2,- in the local jail and arose today in quest. Labor men do not want the April 20, 1927, and Byrd, Bennett seemingly good condition; He was consulted with Mr. Shippee and number of possible employes re­ had already reached the Spitzber­ Byrd, for years a bosom friend of 500 each; Mrs. M. M. Cutler, of Gov. Trumbull. The governor rec­ gen outpost, deposited some sup­ Bennett's. He had already named and Noville went out to Hasbrouck Stamford, Mrs. Phillips’ secretary, ready for his trip by automobile duced. Bennett as second In command of Heights, Ni J., to go up ih it on its ■Washington, April 25.—Victori­ $5,000; Mrs. Addie B. Young, across the river to the state prison ommended that the state’s attorney No opposition to the eompany plies there and then continued on ous in their long fight in Congress go ahea,d with his usual vigor. Mr. its fishing trip without picking up their expedition this fall, to the first test flight. Stamford, his housekeeper, $5,- when county oflicials called for him. petition was voiced during the Bennett, Byrd, Lieut. G. O. to place the burden and expense of 000; Mrs. Irene C. Foster, Scardale, Shippee declared there was an ap­ morning session. The labor lead­ Wilkins and his companion. South Pole. „ As in every legal case the trial of parent need for the probe. The dispatches were received “I am too grieved for words, Noville, traris-Atlantic flyer and flood control in the Mississippi val­ N. Y., $5,000; a trust fund of $5,- Dr. Guilfoyle was marked with ex­ ers were waiting at recess time for Anthony Fokker. the airplane OpO to John Foster, of Scardale, ceptions taken by the attorneys. One of the witnesses being a chance to present their argu­ with some skepticism in view of the said Byrd, tears in his eyes. For ley upon the federal government, sought for appearance before the fact that the Mina was not expected days he had been at the hospital, builder, went up in the “America” backers of the Jones-Reid $325,- and $10,000 in turst for his educa­ The final exception came just be­ ments and expected to do it during in the first test flight. Fokker was tion; and property in New York fore the sentence was passed. Mr. jury is R. W. Watkins, president of the afternoon. to reach Green Hartior before Sat­ aiding Bennett all he could. 000,000 flood control bill today R. W. Watkins & Co., brokers, and urday. Both Bennett and Byrd, had re­ at the controls. The machine turned to the White House with City in trust for Gladys .Phillips, Robinson had moved that the de­ an adopted daughter. cision be set aside as “not in ac­ one of the supposed prime movers TREASURY BALANCE. . The Mina is equipped for ice­ ceived numerous decorations for CT&Sll6(l« appeals to President Coolidge to in the National Security Invest- breaking and, has a crew of 100. their great work ^s flyers, including In the crash, Bryd’s arm was sign the measure. Mrs. Phillips receives the resi­ cordance with the evidence in this Washington, April 25—Treasury due of the estate in trust and on balance April 23: $238,750,- It is owned by the Northern Ex­ the Congressional Medal of Honor. broken. Noville was injured intern­ Having made some concessions President Coolidge on one. occasion ally and Bennett was hurt so badly to Mr. Coolidge to avert a threat­ her death Gladys Phillips receives 832.86. ploration Co. it outright. • tor the euaimoalag ot the Jary^ presented Byrd With the Hubbard that for a week his life was dlspair- ened veto, sponsors of the legisla­ Robinson as quietly remarked “ex Watkins, according to oAdcials here medal of the National Geographic ed of. He was unable to make the tion appeared hopeiul that the chief ception taken.” Even with this today is listed as being “among the trans-Atlantic hop with Byrd. executive would l-'t the bill become i>------<$> point alone he had the opportunity Society and pinned on Bennett a missing.” gold medal. Bennett had been a. warrant mar law. Some Pointers to appeal to state’s highest court in While the investigation by the chinist since February 1, 1927, the Although the bill was sent back behalf of his client. Hungarian Artist To Sue “Bennett was one in a million— to the Senate for further action to­ For Golf Bugs jury is under way no inkling of the absolutely fearleAs;” Byrd has often last rank accredited to him, al­ day, because of House amendments, From an Expert evidence placed before them will be said of his companion flyer. “He though he had qualified long before both branches of Congress have allowed to get before the public. Ford For Ruining Sketch was one of th6 gfeatest pilots in the as a pilot and was id waiting o^de^ agreed upon the major features of \ — MAY FREE AMERICAN. Just how-long the jury sessions will Navy. He was a real man.” status. He had been on detached the measure. ' Hey, golfers! Turn to the last is uncertain. Other flyers' expressed similar service for the Byrd South Pole ven­ Whether backers of the bill can sports page and read one of the sentiments concerning Bennett. ture since last August. ^ pass it over a presidential veto ap­ most interesting chats on your Mount Vernon, N. Y., April 25.— Budapest, Hungary, April 25.— London, April 25. Stanley They all liked the quiet, blonde With his wife he lived at 23. favorite game offered Herald Tiber Polya, a Hungarian artist, isTParker, London lawyer retained by Ocean avenue, Brooklyn, N. Y. peared problematical. It passed the An organized attempt to obtain the DEMPSEY’S SUIT Tibor Polya, Hungarian artist, to flyer. Senate 69 to 0 and the House 254 readers in many months. release of Julia Palmer McDonald, threatening to bring suit in London Bennett’s good-humored grin The Evening Herald starts to­ against Henry Ford for damages as , bring suit against' Henry Ford told ' Quebec, Que., April 25.— Colonel to 91, more than the necessary who is now serving a life,sentence New Y’ork, April 25.—Jack ’’international News Service , today first showed itself In Navy circles two-thirds in each branch. day a series of six articles in in a Canadian prison for participa­ Kea.rns, manager, assumed a prize a result of an incident involving a .about the Middle of December, Charles A. Lindbergh’s four hottr which Roland Mackenzie, one of sketch of Ford made on shipboard, that no action has been started. battle With the air, through . A motion in the House to recom­ tion in the killing of Adelard; Bou­ fighter’s role today and slipped * “Although the suit has not been 1917, when he Unlisted. He remain- mit the bill—regarded by some as the best golfers in the United it was learned today. . . a 4-U a ' a n i n * miles of blizzard, rain and fog, to. chard, Lachine, Canada, taxi driv­ $500,000 K. O. over on Jack Demp­ filed I believe it will be shortly,” ed in after the war, taking an iU' a better test—failed 139 to 206, States today, talks about golf. er, is under way here, it was an­ sey, ■ The, suit, if brought, would be terest in the aeronautical branch save the life of Floyd Bennett, less than a two-thlr^ majority The stories were written by cased' upon "violation of authors’ said Parker. “My client has given fellow aviator, and North Pble con-- nounced today. Mrs. McDonald’s Federal Judge Knox dh motion me full authority to handle the which made him one of the best for the measure. ' Henry L. Farrell, The Herald husband was hung for the crime, of Arthur M. Sager, Kearns- coun­ rights,” It was said. Polysi claims mechanics in the’serivee. ' , queror. appeared today to have The Jones-Reid bill would launch and NEA Service sports writer, to have made a sketch of Ford on case: The object of the :suft was A group of Westchester notables sel dismissed Dempsey’s counter- to recover .the picture and obtain It was Commander Byrd who been in vain. v; the government into its greatest after an exclusive interview who knew Mrs. McDonald when she suit against his former 'manager the Majestic, while, the American drew him out of obscurity in 1926, The anti-ifeenmonia. serum peace-time internal improvement. with Mackenzie. manufacturer was on his way to satisfaction instead of damages. I America’s plremler iirman lived here, have undertaken a for $600,000 and an accounting ui^ was not informed that the sketch ■when the commander ‘ organized a Although the authorized approprl- It’s an excellent chance to get search through detective agencies der their 1923 contract. The faqt England. He aald that Mrs. . Ford naval air contingent to go with the here from New York to carry aUom is placed at $215,000,000. a few pointers to improve your did not like the sketch and asked was destroyed. But, It that is true, nett through the hardest Imttle for the man who was with the Mc-j of the counter-suit had almost been we will sue for. damages." MacMillan expedition to hunt land some engineers have estimated the game. The remaining stories forgotten in the trial of Kearhs’ that It be suppressed. Later, he ... ■ - . final cost of the flood control will follow, one a day, on- the j Donalds the night of the shooting. Parker refused to . divulge the supposed to exist in the Arctic It has been claimed that he did the claim for ' $70,1,026.60 against claims, Airs. Ford's secretary went ttortliwest o£ :HtaM( .Greenland. ijeoetbrnol oa J scheme at more than $1,000,000.- sports page. i Demnsey. to his ckhin and tore up the sketch. UBOunJ^ inioLved...:----- 000. actual shooting.

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felt^ sympathy goes to you in your F. E. HUGHES’ FUNERAL PLAY’S DIRECTOR AND ' lO T S OF BARRELS, FLOYD BENNEH DEAD; sorrow.” PCOURT GRANTS MOTHER IB^SICK. OBITUARY LARGELY AHENDED CAST ARE BANQUETED NOTED ARCTIC AVIATOR Glens Falls, N. Y., April 25.— STILL MORE GLASS “ My poor boy. My poor boy. My DOG $110,000 IN poor boy,” sobbed Mrs. Henrietta Rites For^Second Victim of Miss Leila M. Church of Rockville, Coolidge to Be First , (Continued from page 1 ', Bennett, 75-year-old mother of FUNERALS Sunday’s Tragedy Are Ob­ who directed the three-act Comedy, Since Lincidn to Malce An­ Floyd Bennett when notified short­ WILL OF MASTER “ The Family Upstairs” and the ly before noon at her home at Vir­ served This Afternoon. dress There. has ever fought against death, was Mrs. Thomas P. Abbott. members of the cast, were banquet­ pronounced unsuitable by the phy­ gin Hollow that her aviator son had iiAlso Mnch Wine, Some Largely attended funeral services ed last night at the Concordia sicians attending Commander Rich­ died at Quebec. For Ihe second time within Washington, April ‘ 25,— Consid­ were held at Second Congregational Lutheran church by the Young ard E. Byrd’s chief aide. Philip Caldwell, commander of Denver.— Shep, a shaggy old dog, twenty-four hours a large number erable discussion has been aroused Bennett’s condition this morning the American Legion Post at Lake church yesterday afternoon for Mrs. need never worry about a warm of friends gathered this afternoon People's society. The church par­ in Washington over President Grappo Bring Fine to Per- to attend the funeral of one of the lors were decorated with cut flow­ was desperate. George, carried the sad news to Margaret McConnell Abbott, who place to sleep, nor what he is going Coolidge’s decision to deliver his While Lindbergh slept in his died at her home in Buffalo, N. Y. to eat when feeding time comes. victims of Sunday’s automobile tra­ ers. Memorial Day spefch this year on Mrs. Bennett. “ gedy which took the lives of Albert retto For Keeping. room at the Chateau Frontepac, se­ The aged woman was sitting be­ Saturday. Rev. Frederick C. Allen, Shep has inherited part of a for­ Osano, who catered, served fruit Gettysburg’s historic battlegrotznd. rene in the belief that he had suc­ side a small radio, patiently wait­ pastor of the church, officiated, and tune of $110,000. Addy, Herald reporter, and Freder­ cocktail, hearts of celery, pickles, Fourteen presidents have held ceeded in helping to save the life of ing to hear some word of her son’s a quartet consisting of Mrs. George Fred H. Forrester, for many ick E. Hughes, World War hero. olives, roast spring chicken with office since Lincoln made his Im­ Borst, Mrs. Eunice Case Hohenthal, years an eccentric Denver resident, This time the services were~for the dressing and giblet sauce, cold slaw, Roberta Perretto, 41, of 139 Bennett, the doctors issued a state­ condition, when Caldwell arrived. soldier who survived countless per­ mortal Gettysburg address, and if Maple street was fined $125 and ment that the flier’s conjiition was The Bennett home is located about Sidney Strickland and Harry Trot- who lived, according to neighbors cranberry sauce, roRs coffee and ice Mr. Coolidge carries out his pres­ in a manner that rivalled Silas ils on the European western front cream. costs by Judge Raymond A. John­ “ desperate.” It read: | nine miles from this city. i ter sang “ Some Time We’ll Under- only to die in a road accident close ent intention of speaking there on son when convicted on a charge of ♦‘There are four kinds of pneu­ Mrs. Bennett has been in poor stand,” and “ The Christian’s Good Marner of fiction, willed almost his Oscar G. Anderson acted as toast­ May 30 he will be the first to do so 'entire \fortune to his pet "dog Shep to his home town. master. Rev. H. O. Webber, pastor keeping liquor with intent to sell in monia known to medical science. health for some months and neighs Night.” Mrs. Abbott when a girl Services at the undertaking par­ since “ government of the people, the cellar of his home. He was Bennett is suffering from the third bors fear tbat the death of her son had been a member of Second Con- a^nd to other canine Inhabitants of of the church and Alfred Lang by the people, for the people” rang the state of Colorado. Shep had lors of Thomas ,G. Dougan at 59 made speeches and Miss Church represented by Attorney William class. The serum brought from New may result in her own death. gregatlonal church choir and active Holl street were largely attended, around tbe world. S. Hyde who gave notice of an ap­ York does not cover this type of She expressed hope that her son in the work of the church. been Forrester’s pal for a decade. gave several readings. There were just why none of the successors Relatives of Forrester filed ob­ among those- present, besides a peal to the next term of the S}i- the disease. His condition is desper­ could be buried in the family plot The profusion of beautiful floral great; many civilian friends, being about 35 of the young people pres­ to Lincoln has spoken at Gettys­ perior Court in Hartford. Bond was ate. at the cemetery at Lake George. tributes from relatives and friends jections to the will In county court ent, the cast and their coach occupy­ burg is not altogether plain. Every here hut were overruled, Judge delegations of the veterans of For­ fixed at $200. “ Sigped) from this town, Hartford and Buf­ eign War&, the American Legion, ing seats of honor. After the meal president has delivered Memorial According to the story which “ A. L. BARACH, M.D. A. Luxford deciding that the money there was singing and games. Miss Day addresses, but save for Grover falo, attested to the esteem in which constituted a legitimate charity and the Marines as well as mem­ ■ ■ grew out of the court testimony, “ WM. H. DELANEY, M.D.” Mrs. Abbott was held by a wide bers of Manchester Lodge of Ma­ Gertrude Knofla and Miss Minnie Cleveland they have all chosen^ to ■ Sergeant John Crockett and Patrol- The third type is the most active fund that will he handled by the sons, of which Mr. Hughes was a Kwick were in charge of arrange­ speak at Arlington Memorial penie- SLOT MACHINES circle of friends. Colorado Bureau of Child and Ani­ -•man John McGlinn visited the and virulent k^d of lobar pneu­ ments. tery, just across the river in Vir­ The bearers were her three mal Protection. member. ;Perretto home Sunday armed with monia, the physicians said. Ben­ brothers-in-law, Harry L. Wilson, Though Mr. Hughes had ^ dis­ The play has been given in ginia. Shep had long been the only pal ------1 a 'search warrant. Although they nett’s right lung is completely af­ Charles F. Martin and Henry Muss- tinguished military record the fu­ Cheney ball twice this season and found no still, the officers said INVADE CHICAGO of Forrester, who postponed a long neral was not a military one, in tbe cast by their tireless work has fected. Part of his left lung has al­ man, and her cousins, William and contemplated trip to California, that one whole side of the cellar so been attacked by the disease. Clarence McGonigal and James deference to the wishes of his moth­ earned a total of $600 which will was filled with barrels while on even until his death, because he er, Mrs. Eva H. Cone. The pall be expended in improvements to the FLORIDA SPECUUHON Crowd Waiting Richmond. Burial was beside her could not take Shep with him. He the other side hundreds of bottles DESPITE POLICE parents in the Buckland cemetery. bearers were all members of the church. They are negotiating with ■ of various sizes stood on shelves. When Lindbergh swooped down said he could not arrange to take Masonlo body. They were John several out of town organizations out of the clouds and landed at the dog on a train, and that he Pickles, Frank Sheldon, Louis Sipe, DEAD, SAYS ARNOTT Officer McGlinn said it would have Mrs. Fred Colton for further performances, and are taken all day to count the bottles, Battlefield Park here, he found a would not be allowed to keep him Harry Trotter and John Jensen. considering the advisability of giv­ crowd of over 3,000 people await­ Funeral services for Mrs. Fred there were so many. Two of the Chicago— Indignation has been in a hotel room. There was an unusual profusion ing one good play annually. ing his arrival. aroused in all parts of Chicago over Colton were held this morning at 9 Forrester and the dog lived in an Judge Alexander Arnott and -barrels were filled with red wine o’clock at St. Bridget’s church and of flowers, among them pieces from while a dozen others were empty. He was«- accompanied by Thomas the invasion of the slot machine eight room house here for several the Army and Na-vy club and Man­ Mrs. Arnott arrived in town yester­ were largely attended. Rev. C. T. years. When neighbors broke into day afternoon from a winter spent The officers said they found 73 B. Applegate, personal representa­ menace. McCann, the rector officiated, and chester Lodge. NEW GLOBE FLIGHT bottles of wine, 24 bottles of beer, tive o f John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Dr. Drug stores, candy shops, pool the house after noting Forrester’s Rev. Joseph Cooper, former pas­ in Florida. They made the trip Mrs. Margaret Smith Shea sang absence they found his body lying home from St. Petersburg by au­ two quarts of plain uncolored Barach, a pneumonia specialist at halls, barber shops and cigar stores “ Beautiful Land on High.” The tor of the South Methodist church, brandy known to Italian people as the Presbyterian hospital in New have had the devices installed. Im­ on the floor with the faithful dog conducted the service, having come FOR 24-DAY RECORD tomobile, traveling by easy stages floral tributes were many and very and making stops in several cities “ grappo.” York, obtained the serum from the petus was given the movement beautiful and included, besides in­ standing guard. here from his new charge in Nor­ In Sober, Out Drunk Rockefeller Fqundation. when Judge Philip L. Sullivan For many days Shep refused to wich for the purpose. lie was as­ en route. dividual pieces from relatives, eat, seeming to grieve for his mas­ “ Outside of the sale of land, Patrolman McGlinn testified that Lindbergh went to the Jeffrey granted a slot nfachine company an neigf.bors and friends, plaques sisted by the present pastor. Rev. WILL START SOON he had seen men enter the place Hale hospital but Bennett’s condi­ injunction against police interfering ter He was removed to a local Robert A. Colpitts. Mr. Hughes had Florida is in good condition,” re­ from Manchester Camp, Royal marked Judge Arnott. There was a sober and come out drunk. He fur­ tion was so critical that he was not with the operation of the five-cent Neighbors, to which Mrs. Colton be­ kennel and after making the ac­ been a member of the Methodist quaintance of children in the neigh­ church since boyhood and was a Modesto, Cal.— Using an all-met­ noticeable dearth of land specula- nished names of persons who had allowed in the room of the sick and twenty-five cent variety. longed, and from the Buckland *been convicted in court before on airman. Lindbergh then visited borhood has apparently become rec­ member also of the Men’s Friend­ al- monoplane, Captain Charles tons this season as there seemed, to The owners of the machine claim Parent-Teacher Association. Kingsford-Smith, Australian war be nothing for them to do. liquor charges as the ones he had Bennett’s wife who is lying ill witli The bearers were Edward Joyce, onciled and forgotten his dead pal. ship club of the South Methodist they are placed in the stores and Forrester had lived frugally, and church, many of his associates in ace, and Lieutenant George R. seen entering the place. They were a severe case of tonsilitis in the shops “ purely for the amusement of Fred Wilkie, William Newberry, room next to her husband’s. He in­ the furniture in the large house he that body being present at tbe Pond, U. S. Naval Reserve aviator, not all Italians. patrons.” In addition the owners Paul Maneggia, Mathew Danahy of will take off from here in the near Officer Winfield Martin testified quired after her health and ex­ Manchester and Patrick Bradley of and Shep occupied was valued at services today. pointed out the fact that a product only $78.60. After a brief prayer and the future in an attempt to circumna­ ABOUT TOWN that since he has been on the Main pressed the hope that her husbapd is “ sold” for the coin inserted in­ Lee, Mass. street beat for the last month he would get well soon. ' Chief among the objectors to the reading of a short poem of peculiar vigate the globe in 24 days or less, asmuch as the machine dispenses a Beside her husband and two appropriateness by Rev. Mr. Col­ according to an announcement is­ had seen numerous automobiles, as To reporters, Lindbergh was re­ daughters, Mrs. Gertrude Mc- will were Sarah and Ed'ward Bar- ticent about the details of his flight package of mint tablets. num, of Connecticut. Their ob­ pitts, Rev. Mr. Cooper, out of his sued by the two flyers. many as four a night, drive up to Sweeney and Miss Hazel Colton, The flying pair have been asso­ John Spillane of Strickland the house and leave five minutes which is said to have been the fast­ Gambling Devices jections stated that Forrester was personal knowledge of the dead who lives at home, Mrs. Colton left man’s character paid a high tribute ciated in aerial projects for some street who has been in Florida for later. It was a nightly occurrence, est on record between New York Police curtly termed the machines hen mother, Mrs. Ellen Newberry outraging public policy and that some time planned to leave for gambling devices. A hue and c.y the beneficiaries were vague and to the quiet courage with which time. In recent months they made he said. Chief Samuel G. Gordon and Quebec. He said he followed of Rockville and two sisters, Mrs. several attempts to shatter the home today, returning by train. the Hudson to Albany then flew to was raised in church and by school indefinite. Mr. Hughes, wracked by war’s rav­ • also testified as to the contents of Edw^d Joyce of this town, and ages, strove to build himself a then-existing world’s mark for en­ the bottles of white wine which he Lake Champlain after which he authorities who said school children Mrs. John Quinlan of Brighton, When their objections were over­ F. T. Blish chairman of the Mer­ were spending their lunch money in ruled and a nevr trial denied, they place in life by studious application durance flying over various North­ had examined. headed for the St. Lawrence, fol­ Mass., also a brother, William to the work that he knew best, to ern California air fields. Once they chants Division jof the Chamber of Perretto said he came to Man­ lowing that river to this city. gambling for the coveted “ trade Newberry, of Manchester. state they would appeal their case Commerce has called a meeting ol checks” which occasionally issue to the District and Supreme Courts his fortitude and to his innate came within an hour and a half or chester 22 years ago and-that he He did not divulge his plans re­ Burial ’was in the cemetery at sweetness of disposition. lowering the old record, then held all the members for Friday at 10 bought the property at 139 Maple garding the length of his stay here from the lower slot when the wheels Buckland. In an effort to prove their asserted a. m., at the Chamber of Com­ of chance turn to the correct sym­ There was no music, and at the by the German airmen, Johan and street in 1912. He worked for many but indicated he might fly to Lake rights. end of the short service the "flag Risticz. merce headquarters. years as a velvet yveaver but at St. Agnes today if by doing so he bols. PHILIP STRANGE WINS Particulars of Forrester’s will covered casket was borne silently Their endurance attempts were present is peddling bread. He said could aid the Bremen fliers in any After the protest. Judge Sullivan ONCE AGAIN THE HEART were carried out in full in regard out and followed by a long proces­ all made in the huge tri-motored The Girl Reserves of Highland :ie made tbe wine from a ton of way. dissolved his injunction and placed OF MADELEIN SEYMOUR to the rites of his funeral service. sion of mourners to the East ceme­ Fokker monoplane, Southern Cross, Park will give a public setback /rapes last fall and tbat the extra Commander Byrd visited Bennett the matter entirely in the hands of A private, simple ceremony was tery -where it was committed to the which was used by Captain George party at the Community clubhouse barrels were simply to change the yesterday. He was only allowed to the police. London.— Engaged eight years held, bis body placed in a morgue grave. H. Wilkins in his aerial expedition there tomorrow evening. The usual wine at the fermenting stage. He see his chief aide for a few min­ A' canvass of Chicago revealed ago—^then a break' through force for some time, then cremated and over t’ne North Pole in 1926. prizes will be given the winners denied that he had ever sold intoxi­ utes. Bennett’s face lighted up the machines were as numerous as of circumstances ending in one of the ashes scattered on the waters LONDON NIGHT CLUBS and refreshments will be served. cating liquor to anyone. when ho saw Byrd and he asked before the injunction was dissolved. the parties sailing for America — of the Platte River, near Denver. GRAB U. 8. METHODS STEWART EXAMINED Prosecuting Attorney Charles R- how the plans for the Antarctic ex­ When asked why he had a slot and now Madeleine Seymour, well- TO EVADE REGULATIONS HONEYMOONERS JAILED. Hathaway stressed the point that pedition were progressing. machine installed in his cigar store, known actress and PfaUIp Strange, TOMMY MHLIGAN READY London.— London night club Boston, April 25.— Joseph V. the placp was frequented by per­ Byrd told him everything was in one owner said: actor, are to be retiBited. TO MEET MICKY WALKER. proprietors seem to have stolen Stewart, former official and direc­ sons of other than Italian nation­ Greenwich, Conn., April 25.— readiness for the start of the pro­ Have No Choice Eight years ago the couple were some of America’s 'methods in at­ tor of the Decimo Club, under cross Mr. and Mrs. Herman Kramon, of ality and some who had previous ject and urged him to worry about “ Well, I have to keep it in. You playing in “•Who’s Hooper?” at the London.— Tommy Milligan, mid­ tempting to evade the law which examination of defense counsel, to­ court records on liquor charges. dleweight champion of Europe, 140 Vermilyea avenue, the Bronx, nothing and get well. know I run punch boards and have Adelphi Theatre, London. There orders that intoxicating drinks shall day told the legislative investigat- spent a night of their honeynfoon in He said there was no denial that this little dice game— minor gamb­ was a secret engagement then, who was defeated for the world’s not be served after a certain hour. jn g committee that he had probably some of the “ stuff” contained al­ Interviewed later, Byrd praised championship by Micky Walker police station cells here. Their Captain George H. Wilkins’ ling— and they told me If I wanted but it was broken off, and Straruge, A recent raid on the Silver Slip­ talked over the Reading case with cohol. Attorney Hyde maintained last year, declares that he is ready Hugh D. Monjar, ex-president of honeymoon special Automobile was flight over the North Pole but at to keep the boards and dice I had who bad previously been an officer per Club, in the fashionable West stopped by a policeman yesterday that the cellar was typical of many to put in the machine so they could in the Grenadier Guards, sailed for to meet Walker again any time. End, revealed that a secret bar was Decimo. the same time denied reports that “ When I fought for the cham­ and yielded 48 bottles of wine and other Italian ones in town and that get their ‘cut.’ What can I say America, where be rose from an hidden, according to the police, in The witness also told the legis­ there wasn’t any of the so-called he had cabled Wilkins an offer to pionship of the world last June,” lators who are probing the acts and gin. The man was fined $200 and and what can I do? The big boys nnkno'Wn actor to a prominent film back of the regular club. American liquor on the premises. buy his Lockheed-Vega plane. he declared, “ I disappointed many office of Arthur K. RSading as at­ costs and given a suspended jail He also scoffed at reports that a want their end of it. I get 40 per­ star, becoming Pola Negri’s leadin^ The door leading to this Euro­ sentejice of 15 days by Judge James Judge Johnson, however, was con­ man. British people just as I disappoint­ pean "speak-easy” was disguised torney general that he had not vinced that there was sufficient race to reach the South Pole was cent of the intake of , the slot ma­ talked over with Monjar what he R. Mead in town court to toy, and brewing between him and Wilkins. chine and the outfit gets the other.” ' Last month he returned to Eng­ ed myself. by a mirror matching similar mir­ the girl was permitted to go with a evidence and found Perretto guilty. “ But I am now fit and ready to rors all around the room and to intended to tell the committWi “ Our plans will not be affected He declined to mention the land. He met Miss Seymour again “ I didn’t have to talk ove^'What nolle on payment of costs. by ■what anyone else plans or does,” and they fell in love all over again. fight Mickey Walker or bis succes­ complete the illusion and to give “ outfit” or who “ they” referred to. sor in the title, and I hope to have I was going to say,” replied Mr. PATROL.MAN GUILTY. he said. Chief of Police Michael Hughes They will be married in London be­ the guests a hint as to where tho an opportunity of doing so before cache was hidden, the glass was Stewart to the question of defense announced he would start a war up­ fore Strange returns to Almerica counsel. SORROW IN CAPITOL. to fulfill his movie engagements. long. cracked in one place. Boston, Mass., April 25.— Patrol­ on the machine and would compel Stewart said that he had receiv­ man Maurice Harrington was today Washington, April 25.— Floyd store owners to remove them. ed $3,350 from the Decimo Club as found guilty on a manslaughter Bennett’s death caused great sor­ compensation. PARSONS’ row today; in Washington, espcial- charge in connection with the Under Direction of Lee & J. J. shooting of Da'vid McDonald in ly among federal air officials with TSINANFU FALLS whom he had been asociated. Shnbert Dorchester. A sealed verdict was BRISK BUSINESS Our Great Out Door Zoo 'THREE DAYS BEGINNING secured last night at ten o’clock. “ The War Department, the Shanghai, April 25— Nationalist United Slates Army and Air Corps armies of General Feng Yuh Slang NEXT MONDAY Judge Quinn will impose sentence Matinee Wednesday on Harrington next Tuesday. offer most sincere sympathies on and General Chiang Kai Shek have the death of your husband, who, IN GUN RUNNING captured Tsinanfu, according to WINTHOP AMES The state charged that Harring­ Presents ton, in civilian clothes, fired and to the very end, was exemplifying claims made today by Nationalist killed McDonald. The defense his heroic consecration of a lifetime headquarters. Anxiety-is growing X GEORGE maintained that Harrington went to the advancement of aviation,” COVERS EUROPE for the safety of foreigners in the home to secure his revolver, believ­ said F. Trubee Davison, air secre­ fighting zone, a number of Ameri­ ARLISS ing a robbery had taken place, and tary of the war department, in a cans are known to be in the battle in SHAKESPEARE’S Eired in self-defense, early on the telegram to Mrs. Bennett. area Including employes of the President Coolidge sent the fol­ Berlin.— Gun running Is becom­ “Merchant of Veiiice” morning of August 4. ing quite a business in Europe, al­ Standard Oil Co., of New, York and lowing message to Mrs. Bennett: missionaries. “Pe^y Wood a Lovely Portia.** “ I am deeply grieved over the most like rum running In America. Woollcott In M. Y.'World It takes only three generations untimely death of your husband. With little wars going on in PRICES: • China and Central America, with Mold on the surface of ham or to turn foreign immigrants into It will be a great loss to the science bacon may be removed by rubbing EVENINGS: 75c to 83.00 Americans, even in language. of aviation. His noble and brave an armament prohibition imposed MATINEE: 50e to $2.50 on the defeated Central European the meat with a cloth dampened The official language of- Brazil isI ] spinespirit will live in theme memoryuiemuij' uof l theluc with 'iSfd or sweet oil. Mail Orders Now. Seiats HHus, J things he accomplished. My heart powers, and with various armed Portuguese. and disarmed power secretly pre­ paring for the new war which Is held inevitable, the business of ...... supplying secret armaments to act­ ual or prospective combatants is proving profitable. And since this Tonight Only STATE Tonight OiUy gun running, all within or origin­ ating In Europe, have attracted I Wear The Best Clothes [ public attention at the moment. By Popular Spectacular Case. = Real economy in clothing is attained by buying the = The most spectacular case Is that Request the Season I of the five car loads of Italian i better grades for they will last just so much longer and S machine guns seized from Austri­ WILLIAM HAINES in i give more months of wear and service. You also save = an custome officials by Hungarian I because of our no-sale policy which assures you of pay- S military forces at St. Gotthard, on the Austro-Hungarian border. E ing only a nominal price the year round. = The little Entent charges that WEST POINT" these machine guns were destined for Hungary’s secret armaments With JOAN CRAWFORD which she is acquiring in violation of the peace treaty. SUITS $25.00 and up | Hungary vigorously denies this, TOMORROW AND 2 WONDERFUL FEATURES but the Little Entente^ has jaaked FRIDAY Never Before Shown on One the League to Inyestlgate arid the League might have to undertake MARION this job unless Mussolini, who has 1 TOPCOATS $22.50 and up I not said a word about the matter yet, decides to put his foot down -A and squash an investigation which DAVIES might be embarrassing to him and JVictoHM'^Laglen to his ally. I CAPS, regular $1.95 value ...... $1.65 | Other gun running cases are: A GIR.L IN A whole ship load of rifle am­ I HATS, regular $4.95 value ...... $3.95 | munition was held up by German €V U K Y PORT I HATS, regular $4.00 value...... $3.00 | custom authorities at Kiel. The The famous star of “What German government Is anxious to Price Glory” in his latest and avoid any noise being made about I e:'' I Fine Line of New Spring Shirts, * | this case, and its new agencies hint greatest—a story of life on Make a date to meet foreign origin. the high sea. on Quality St. You can’t u collar attached. | For Smuggling. Supported by go \^ong. Adapted from s. ' E Independent German papers James Barrie’s famo^; however, assert that the ammuni­ Louise Brooks tion comes from Germany Itself stage playl and was to he smuggled out of the Natalie Joyce A picture of imnsoat I George H. W^illiams |country in violation of the law. and big cast of favorites. surprises. A Iriad of 30,000 rifles and a i INCORPORATED number of armored cars shipped to " ' i"..: './I'lVivisrrV".' S Open Monday, Tuesday, Friday Evening Until 7:30, Chang Tso Lin on the Czech AND DONT? FORGET SATURDAY, FOLKSI steamer “ Praga” was being hunted I JOHNSON BLOCK, SOUTH MANCHESTER by the whole South-Chlnese navy. 5 Acts Metropolitain Vaudeyilie 5 >; E and Mexican customs officials dis­ 1 8 PARK PLACE, ROCKVILLE covered a lot of pistols and am­ ----- With Big Double FeatureBill S • _ • 1 ■ munition on the German steamer §iiiiilliiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiminiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinniimiiiiiiniiiiinnmH«uuM»^ “ Schleswig-Holsteitt”- M w t - -fc-

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Third Vice President. .Ellen Bilson candidates. Refreshments were Fourth Vice President . , ...... served and a social hour enjoyed. ^ Olive Plummer Mrs. Harold McLoriah'and Leon­ Secretary...... Earl Beebe ard Rydholm of Maplewood, N. J., WHERE YOU CAN AFFORD TO BUY Rockville Treasurer...... Frances Plummer are spending a few days with Par­ These officers will be publicly in­ ley B. Leonard of Elm street. GOOD FURNITURE stalled by the pastor Sunday night. Hope Chapter Sewing Club held ' Bus Co. New Line Via Rockville May 6 th. a public whist party at the- home . Richard T. Higgins chairman of Damon Lodge Pageant of Mrs. Nelson Little of Orchard •the public utilities commission, at Thursday evening Damon Lodge, street, Tuesday. The prizes were the close of the hearing held in K. of P., will present “ The Road won by Mrs. William Koenig, Mrs. Hartford, when the petition of the to Understanding’’ a highly credit­ Harry Dowding and Mrs. Charles ANNUAL SPRING SALE New England Transportation com­ ably constructed pageant written Leonard. pany for a bus franchise from Staf­ and directed by Rev. George S. The Girls Club will hold a social ford Springs to Manchester by way Brookes. A hundred will make up dance tonight in their rooms in the of Rockville was heard, said he the cast with music by Kabrick's Prescott Block. could see no reason why the. fran­ eight piece orchestra. One thous­ Harry C. Dowding has closed his MODEL HOME OUTFITS chise should not be granted. and tickets have been sold and the office in the Henry Building and has moved to the Wendheiser Block, Harold Price traffic manager of pageant will be presented the sec­ In GroupsXomplete for a Single Room or More. the New England Transportation ond time on Friday night. The where he will occupy the rooms company, outlined the route of the Columbia quartette of Hartford will formerly used by L. C. King. bus from South Manchester to Man­ render several selections. LIVING ROOM — DINING ROOM — BEDROOM AND KITCHEN chester, Talcottville, Rockville, Tol­ Polish K. T. Club land avenue, Leonard’s Corner, the Saturday evening the Polish K. DANCE These four rooms completely furnished with worthwhile furniture at apricethat wiU suit your new Crystal Lake Highway, West T. Club will hold their annual ball purse. We have model room arrangements on display as a suggestion. Come m today. Stafford, Stafford Springs. The at Linck’s hall on Village street. Given For Benefit of company already has a franchise Kabrick’s orchestra will be heard j POLISH A. C. from Hartford to South Manchester in a concert and the dance numbers. ' Thursday Evening, April 26, at that would permit it to run all the Senior Class Reception way to Hartford. TURN HALL The junior class of the Rockville Weiman’s Orchestra. Superior Court Cases High School will tender a recep­ Four jury cases will be heard in tion to the senior class Thursday Our Profit Sharing Buy The Room the Tolland county Superior Court afternoon from three to six thirty today. The cases are James Mad­ o’clock. Max Kabrlck will furnish ABOUT TOWN den of Vernon against the New the music. Haven road; Gustave Hoffman Upshaw Lecture Mr. and Mrs. John Hil&brand Credit Plan Complete against the Connecticut company, Several from Rockville attended were married a year ago yesterday. Mr. Hoffman having been injured in the lecture in South Willington Twenty-five of their friends last a trolley car at Hilliardville; Tuesday evening given by Congress­ night gave them a surprise visit at —gives you the benefit of this special outfit offer on the Club You will be furnishing or I'efumishing one or more, rooms Levator J. McIntyre against the man William D. Upshaw, his sub­ the home of Mrs. Hil^brand’s moth­ Plan with a whole year to pay—just as we regularly give dis­ this Spring and we present to you a particularly attractive Gulf Refining Company; Lillian ject being “ America’s Greatest Bat­ er, Mrs. James Griffin on Hilliard Smith against Oliver J. Willard. count privileges to the credit customers, as part of our regular offer on model room groups complete—living room, dining tle.” street. They brought along the ma­ The case of W. V. Sweeney charged terial for the dinner that was serv­ room or bedroom, the suites and other accessories ^for the with breach of the peace will be Notes selling policy. The Woman’s Benefit Association ed and left gifts of silverware. kitchen as well. taken up by Judge Dickenson. The prices are within your means—assortment is com­ Court Hearts of Oak Card Party held a very successful card party A daughter, Grace Jean, was This combines the convenience of credit with the advan­ Court Hearts of Oak, Foresters Tuesday afternoon. The prizes were born this morning to Mr. and Mrs. tages of cash and accounts for the growing success of plete in all grades and varieties—we guarantee the quality. awarded to Mrs. Walter Schumpf, will hold a regular meeting Thurs­ Horace Russell of Highland Park. Our Profit Sharing Credit Plan. day evening. Following the meet­ Mrs. Charles Willeke, Mrs. Philip ing there will be a whist with prizes. Pressler. Friday afternoon and evening the Frank Mehr, Raymond Spielman The American Legion Auxiliary Ladies Aid society of the North You^ave “A Year to Pay” A Whole Dining Room and William Baer are the commit­ will meet tonight in G. A. R. Hall. Methodist church will hold a rum­ $129.50 tee in charge. Following the meeting th erefill be mage sale in the vacant store in the Complete Furnished “ AYear to Pay” Epworth League Officers a novelty social and entertainment. Coughlin block on Depot Square. The Epworth Lea,gue have elect­ The American Band will hold a It is hoped all those who contribute We present this group as an example ,of the values to be found rehearsal in their rooms on Village ed the following;, officers for the to the sale will bring their packages here on this Outfit Sale. . v,- x- • year: street, Thursday evening. to the store in the forenoon, or if There is an 8-Piece Dining Suite. Queen Anne style in combination President,...... Corinne Thomas The Ladies Auxiliary, A.O.H, held it is desired, they will be called for walnut consisting of Table, Buffet and Set of Chairs. First Vice President,. .Ruth -Carver a regular meeting Tuesday even­ by notifying the chairman, Mrs. A 56-Piece Dinner Set. Indian Love Tree design. Sesond Vice President,...... ing, when the first and second de­ Henry Stanley at once . A 26-Piece Set of Rogers’ Silverware, Khamara design. Lois Bodman gree was conferred on a class of An 8-Piece Sandwich Set. same design as the dinner set. Manchester Grange members will A 7-Piece Cover Set— cloth and six napkins— and follow their regular meeting in Odd Along Buffet Mirror. Fellows hall tonight with a public whist, with the usual number of Everything Included At the One Price, $129.50. prizes and refreshments in the ban­ quet hall. A Year.to Pay. ^ hales self-serve: Doctor and Mrs. E. Victor Gor­ don have taken up housekeeping in Mrs. Sargeant’s house on Cam­ If There Is A Better Price Anywhere— n p g c E H Y bridge street. T O W A I T o n YOUWSBl-jr The Eastern Star Bridge club We Will Meet It wound up its season with an outing yesterday. They 'enjoyed a dinner HiiliilBlltf- You will find, after shopping around, that our prices are a and theater party in Hartford. little under our competitors for the same goods. The reason it special Thursday very apparent when you stop to consider Our Lower Cost of W. C. T. U. members will omit doing business. their regular meeting, Tuesday, May 1, in favor of a joint meeting and Friday with the missionary societies at the South Methodist church Friday “We May Be Under-Advertised—But afternoon at 2:30. Mrs. Lewis Rose of Hartford will speak on, the sub­ Priced Complete We Won’t Be Under-Sold” BUTTER ject of “ International Good Will.’’ The president of the W. C. T. U. You may be assured that our advertisements ring true — Meadow G old ...... 2 lbs. $1.05 urges all the members to be pres­ We Will Sell You What We Advertise and NOT a Substitute.. ent to hear her talk. $129;50 Fresh Made 1 lb. 53c Mrs. Stanley Tilden and small “A Year to Pay’* daughter of 34 Spruce street are visiting Mrs. Tilden’s mother, Mrs. Tea and CoSSee Specials Henry Harrison of Torrington. Sunset Rebekah members who La Touraine Coffee ...... lb. 49c take part in the play, “ Look What G. E. KEITH FURNITURE CO. You’ve Done.” will rehearse this SOUTH MANCHESTER La Touraine T ea ...... % lb. pkg. 19c evening at 7 o’clock at the home of CORNER MAIN AND SCHOOL STREETS Miss Evaline Pentland, 30 Foster street. The comedy will be pre­ Pure L a r d ...... • •...... 2 lbs. 25c sented Monday evening, May 7, in place of the regular May party for Kellogg’s Corn F lak es...... pkg. 7c the flower fund. Scoville Co...... 49 51 attendance prize was drawn by Smyth Mfg Co . . . . . 396 — CENTER CPRCH MAY Mrs. Carroll Chartier. After the Stanley Wrks com . .57 58 North Methodist Epworth games sandwiches, cake and coffee Special For Leaguers will hold thfeir annual Standard Screw . . .108 113 Fruit Salad Combination Special were served by the hostesses. This Local Stocks Torrington , ...... 108 110 SELL ITS PARSONAGE meeting with reports and election was the last whist for the season. — of officers at the church tomorrow U S Envelope pfd .120 Large can Sunbeam HAWAIIAN Sliced Pineapple Union Mfg C o ----- . 23 — This Weekend evening, with supper at 6:30. The The last encumbrance on the, lot 21 Package CREAM CHEESE general committee in charge of ar­ Furnished by Putnam & Co. Whit Coil Pipe . . 19 Society Takes an Offer Under bought by the Eighth, School and 6 Central Row, Hartford (Thursday, Friday, Saturday) Head ICEBURG LETTUCE All for 50c rangements includes Miss Margaret Utilities District for the enlarge­ Consideration But Will Not Larson, Miss Marion Tyier and Bid Asked (This combination makes a tasty, healthy and delicious salad) ment of the Hollister street school Disclose Negotiators. Howard Fish. The speaker will be ■was removed today with the release Bank Stocks Hadley Wrist : the Rev. M. J Creeger of Thomp- of a mortgage from the estate of N.Y. Stocks As a result of a petition signed sonville, the district president. All City Bank & T r ----- 915 — John M. Shewry, through the Capital Natl Bank ..360 — members are urged to attepd. by ten of the members of tlie Cen­ Hartford National Bank of Hart­ Conn River ...... 3T 5 •— ter Congregational church the so­ Watch Bracelets Soap and Soap Powder ford, executors. First Bond and Mort . — High Low 1 p. m. ciety called a special meeting for The Army and Navy auxiliary First Natl (Htfd) ..300 310 White gold filled with centetv will meet in the club rooms tomor­ Ailed Chem ..159% 158% 1^8% last night to consider a proposition Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Stevenson of Htfd Nati Br & Tr . .580 to sell tue church parsonage at the Specials row night at 8 o’clock. 810 Alls Chal ....121% 121% 121% catch which eliminates the' 29 Bank street entertained a num­ Htfd conn Tr Co . . .795 Am B osch----- 25% 24% 25% corner of Main and Laurel streets. ber of their friends at a card party Land Mtg & Title .. 60 There was a large attendance and trouble of unhooking from R in so...... large pkg. 19c Mrs. Matilda Bolin has removed at their home last evening. Prizes Am C a n ...... 81% 81% 81% L u x ...... large pkg. 21c Morris Plan Bank . . .160 Am Loco ....105% 105% 105% discussion of the question of the watch. Regular $4.00. from the Centennial Apartments were won by Mrs. Robert Metcalf, Park St T r u s t...... 650 sale and the price offered was ex­ to 191 Maple street. Am Smelt ...184% 183% 184 Pels . .Naptha P ow d er...... large pkg. 19c Jr., and Fred Warnock. Phoenix St B ...... 460 Am St Fdy .. 60% 60% 60 A tended, but the name of the person P & G S o a p ...... 10 bars 39c Riverside Trust' ....550 or persons concerned in the pro­ Patrick Henderson of Glenwood Am Sugar . 69% 68% 69% Word was received yesterday af­ Bonds .185 ' 184% 185 posed purchase was not made pub­ Palmolive S o a p ...... 3 bars 19c street has been confined to his 110 Am T & T . $ ternoon of the marriage in Flint, Conn L P 5'V^s...... 108 Am Woolen . 21% 21% 21% lic. The sale of the parsonage seem­ 3.00 Lifebuoy Health Soap ...... 3 bars 17c home for the past two weeks as the Mich., of Samuel Smith, son of Mr. Brid Hyd 5s ...... 104 — Anaconda .. . 68% 67%, 68% ed to the members present to be a result of a fall, when he fractured and Mrs. Herbert Smith of Charter East Conn Power ..101% 103 192% 191% 192 matter to be approached with care two ribs. Oak place, this town, and now em­ Conn L P 4 % s ----- .102% 103 Atchison . .. B & O ----- .115% 114% 115 after due consideration and a com­ New Low Price— ployed by the Buick Company in Insurance Stocks mittee of five was named to canvass James O. McCaw is ill at his 885 Beth Steel ... 62% 62% 62% R. DONNELLY Flint, to Miss Esther Ming, an In­ Aetna Insurance ....875 Can Pac ...;211% 210% 211% all the different points in connec­ Cigarettes...... carton $1.18 home, 96 Pine street. structor in the High school of Hol­ Aetna Cas & Sure . .1125 C M & St Paul 39% 39 39% tion with an offer that has been Jeweler land, Mich,, the marriage having Aetna Life ...... 950 960 made. The committee will report 455 do pfd .... 59% 49% 50% (Lucky Strike, Old Gold, Camel aud Chesterfield. This Is In its new headquarters the taken place oh April 14 In Flint. A u tom obile...... 425 Chi & N W.. 85 85 85 back to a meeting to be held soon. 515 Main St., So. M anchw t^, our regular price iu cartou lots.) town Board of Health is carrying Conn General ...... 1825' Chi Roc. Isl . 114% 114% 114% out a more extensive campaign of Hartford Fire ...... 870 880 .150 149% 150 health work than was possible be­ Cons Gas HOSPITAL PHYSICIANS -Hart Steam Boil ...790 Corn Prod . 80 78% 79% fore the hew quarters were opened. Lincoln Nat Life ... .130 .221% 217% 219% 845 Del & Hud The board is working in connec­ Phoenix .... •...... 835 Dodge Bros . 19% 19% 19% Seafresh tion not only with the Hartford EXPECTING VISITORS National Fire ...... 1175 1215 .375 375 375 1815 Du Pone ... CONFIDENTIAL QUICK-LOANS County and State Board of Health, T ravelers...... - .1790 E r ie ...... 55% 55% 55% hut also with the United States Public Utility Stocks FRESH FROSTED FISH Gen Elec .. .163% 162% 163% ON HOME FURNITURE or ENDORSED NOTES Health Department. Each week For the monthly meeting of the Conn L P 8% ...... 120 Gen Mot . . .188 186 187% New Low Price there is mailed to the United States medical staff of Manchester Memo­ Conn L P 7% ...... 118 Glllett Raz .109% 109% 109% Repayable in Monthly Instalments. Department of Health a list of rial Kfispital tomorrow evenihg Green Wat & Gas ...102 Int Nick . . . 86% 85% 86 Haddock Squares...... lb. 25c all deaths here from communicable more than eighty invitations have Hart E L ------510 lot Paper . . 77% 77% 77% No Delays— ^No Annoyance Hart Gas com ...... 110 diseases, if any. been sent out. Including many to Keunecott . 84% 84 84 We tranmnet all bnalaeaa with patrons. In • enreful, Haddock F illets...... lb. 30c oiit of town doctors. Hart Gas pfd ...... 89 Mack Truck . 85% 84% 85 confidential and dlgalfled manner, extendlns every TOnrtesy Miss Hazel I. Chambers was ten­ Dr. D. C. Y. Moore will speak, as S N E Tel C o ...... 192 Mail Oil 42% 42% 42% and conalderatlon consistent with the transactien ot a imfe Sole Fillets...... lb. 40c dered another miscellaneous show­ will Dr. Walter Gray Crump of Copa Power...... 530 N Y Central .182% 181% 182 loan basiness. Everyfblnsr will be carefnlly eaplalned. Conn El Serv ...... 94 Mackerel Fillets...... lb. 45c er at her home on Benton'street New York, who delivered an ad­ New Haven 62% 61% 62 Onr helpfnl purpose Is to assnre every eooiieratlon that last evening. On answering the dress here wheti the first campaign Manufactnrttig Stocks No Am Co , 67% 67% 67% any borrower can properly clnim. American H a r d ...... 75 77 doorbell she was much surprised to for funds to erect the hospital was Nor Pac . . 99' 98% 99 All loans are made repayable In S to 20 find a party of her young women started. This will be the first time American Silver .... 26 Penn R R 68% 68% 68% meats of principal as asreed by borrower, together with the associates in the office of Cheney he has been in Manchester since Acme Wire ...... 15 Post Cereal 119% 118% 118% Interest actually dne. Interest may be saved by mnhin* se^ 5^ * ^ HALES Brothers service department. The that time. He comes as guest of Dr. Billings Spehcer com. 1 Pull new . ... 84% 84% 84% ■ tlement In advance, at option and convenience ox borrower. girls proceeded to make merry with Moore, who was his classmate in Billings Spencer pfd. 6 Radio Cor . .. 181% 178% 180% SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS ON PKINCIPAL AS FOLLOWSi music, vocal and Instrumental, and medical college, as is Dr. Rodney Bigelow Hard com .. 92 Sears Roe ...100% 100% 100% On S 30.00 Loan You Pay Back ...... • *** Bristol B ra ss...... ,..JL4 dancing. They provided everything Fisk, also of New York, who Is to So I'ac ...... 119% 119% 119% On S 40.00 Loan Yon Pay Back ...... • necessary for a delicious lunch, and Collins Co -.... .117 HEALTM MARKETJ be another of the speakers. A pa- S O of N J ...44% 43% 44% On S 50.00'Loan Yon Pay Back ...... ^ *** ««***fc 34% showered thO'bride-to-he with many I per win be read by Dr. H. H. Levey, Colt Fire A r m s ...... 33% Studebaker ...6i 63% 64 Ou $ T6.00 Loaa You Pay Back ...... • 7.50 per M ontt Eagle Lock . ^...... 70 76 choice gifts. Miss Chambers and ' house physician at the hospital. Tob Prod ...111% 111 111 On flOO.OO Loan Yon Pay Back ...... *** " * ■ “ Fred Finnegan will be married in Fafnir Bearing...... 130 U S Rub ... 42% 42% 42% On $160.00 Loan Yon Pay Back ...... *** May. COMING WEDDING Hart, & Coolqy .... .240 U S Steel, -.-146% 144% 146% Inter Silyer com . . . .160 165 On $300.00 Loan Yon Pay Back ...... $15.00 per BUnth Special! Westing .. 101% 100% 101% Pins Law ful Interest on M onthly Bhlaaa$B The auxiliary unit to the Ameri­ Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ruddell 6t Inter Silver pfd ....127 Wlllys Over 26 '25% 26 can Legion held its regular meet­ 59 Benton* street have issued Invi­ Landers, Frary & Clrk 75 Sirloin Flank Corned B eef...... lb. 23c ing Monday evening at the state tations for the marriage of their Mann & Bow A .... 19 armory. Mrs. Russell Tryon’s team daughter. Miss Hazel Irene Cham­ xdo B ...... 11 IDEAL FINANCING ASS’N, M C. Lean Naval Corned B eef ...... lb. 12c won In the membership drive by bers and Frederick L. Finnegan. New Brit Ma pfd A. .101 RUMMAGE SALE Midget Bacon Squares...... lb. 22c one point. It was voted to have the The ceremony will take place on do com ...... 27 988 Main St.. K'Mfe Co ....140 North M. B ./l«dlM Aid Sodlety. Harvey Russell consolation. The not wrlnkla. <. V. .. .'TX '-i:

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feat of statesmanship approaching '-A s tfwiri|»ittt wigardry. It Is Impossible, however, to Cttrnins IRtralb maintain a government without re* posing in the selected head of that PU KUSH BO BY ' . ’V - THB BERALO PRINTING CO. government immense emergent re- \ Founded by Blv»ood 3. BU, sponBibilities. There is only one Oot. 1. 1891 thing to do about such, matters as (1X6) P e r Cwita Tax Is $75.54. Svtry Evening Bzeent Sundays end :■ H plideya. theis0 of military control. That is to The pur capjta tax for Copuucticut for the last fiscal year E n tered at th e Po'gt Office a t Man- choose executives upon whose good amounted to $75.54. |Thls included a local per capita tax of elieater aa ^cond Class Mall Matter. faith and wisdom utter dependence ■ $3fi.99;.a county tax of fific.: a state tax of $15.fi5 and a federal 8UBSCHIPTION KATES: By Mall tax of ^22.24. During the last three years the per capita federal aU doliara s'year, sixty cents a can he placed. month for shorter pertoda tax has detaruased, whereas each of the other three taxes has By carrier, eighteen cents a week. gradually increased. Single coplea three centa DR. GARFIELD’S VISION The total per capita federal, state, county and local tax for SPECIAL ADVERTISING REPltlC- Dr. Harry A, Garfield, PreBident 1925 amounted to $72.46. distributed as follows; local, $33.28,; i. ■ ! VEI^APIVE. Hamllton-De Llsser. Igo. i!85 Madison Avenue, New York of Williams college, is a charming county, 47c.: state. $14.68, and federal, $24.03. A year later, gnd 618 North Michigan Avenue. the total had been increased t^ $73.82. Local taxes had made IJtifcago. gentleman and animated by the the biggest jump. Increasing to $36.22. The county tax had ' The Manchester Evening Herald is loftiest of purpoaes. Also he is one increased to 65c. and the state only one cent to $14.69, wWlo oh sale in New York City at Schults's N ^ s Stand:. Sizih Avenue and <2nd. of America’s genuine intellectuals. the federal tax had decreased to $22.36 per InhabltanL Street and 42nd. Street entrance of Like many another brilliant and ■I- <^nd Central St.^tlon and at all The per capita tax for the United States for 1.926 amounted Boatllrg News Stands. far-seeing man, however, he is not to $73.04, which was 78c. less than the per inhabitant tax for • • • without a touch of naivety. We Connecticut for that year. The national distribution was: iClIent of International Stews Ser­ seem to remember that a good federal. $27.38; state, $10.79, and local, $34.87. Expressed in “1913” dollars, the per capita tax for the United States for vice. many years ago, when he was '‘International News Seevtoa has the 1926 totaled $47.37, split up as follows: federal, $18.13; state, agoluslve rights to use for republtoa- younger, he headed an inquiry in­ $7.15, and local, $23.09. tton In any form all newt dispatches to the proceedings, policies and credited to or not otherwise credited ^The. state, county .and local per capita tax for Connecticut A In this paper. It Is also ezeluslvelv methods of the beef trust—and entitled to use for repubitcstlon all for i 922, title last year for which accurate data is available for a the local or undated news published that at the end of a somewhat ex­ comparison with other states, was $45.22, $32.57 of which was herein." Full Service Client of N E A tensive and very earnest investiga­ local, $11.85 state, and 80c. county. The per capita tax for the Service. tion he reported that there was no United States was $38.82. Massachusetts’ per capita tax that beef trust. Whereupon the packing year was $53.63; Maine’s, $36.:15; New Hampshire’s, $43.52; WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1928 Rhode Island’s, $39.05; and Vermont’s, $34.29. house barons of that period, wh.o had the neatest and tightest imag­ Friday — Federal Tax Is $36,110,447. BAY STATE’S VERDICT inable little working agreement Massachusetts’ response to Gov­ with which to sandbag the Ameri­ ernor Fuller’s plea for an expres­ can plain citizen, nearly strangled sion in favor of the nomination of trying not to laugh out loud. the first prize fighter to know his Herbert Hoover as against the There seems to be something al­ forks and how to keep sober on Coolldge-anyhow movement has most equally naive in Dr. Gar­ suitable occasions—and who, for been more emphatic than anybody field’s endorsement of Secretary the indicated reasons, was not too conld have dreamed. At this writ­ Kellogg’s multilaterol treaty plan. well liked by the ruck of followers ing the preponderance of Hoover For surely he cannot believe that of the manly art of self-defense. sentiment among Bay State Repub­ Secretary Kellogg ever had the Mr. Corbett developed a marked licans appears to be nearly fifteen faintest idea of obtaining nations’ talent for authorship—and if any­ *L1HOIEOM WEEK.'i New York, April 25.—Years ago, to one. signatures to those treaties, by the body thinks he doesn’t write his when grandfathers wore whiskers We haven’t the slightest doubt signing of which they must scrap own stuff that person is mistaken. arid grandmothers hadn’t learned that If Connecticut had the prefer­ the safeguard that has already But he writes about the prize ring how to peroxide their silver hair, EFORE you’ve more than glanced at the Spring ential primary ballot system and blocked eleven wars and on which and the theatre and such matters there was a highly popular musical Display of Armstrong’s Linoleum you’ll be A third ... but you must see all the new Armstrong the peace of the world hangs. If —things within the purview of a comedy called “The Belle of Floors— they’re all brand-new— ready for your inspec­ its Republican voters had the same Avenue A.” Its scenes were peo­ matching this dainty floor with curtain valances opportunity to express their wishes feebly. fighter and actor. Mr. Tunney hits pled by rough girlies who had , . .. planning new slip covers to go with th a t. . . tion this week. as to a Presidential nominee, the But there is one thing that Dr. a loftier plane. He becomes an In­ wandered over from the Bowery When Armstrong’s Linoleum is laid the Watkins All sorts of pretty'room pictures— your own rooms result would be substantially the Garfield proposed in a New York timate of the Bard of Avon and and by the colorful characters one Way— felt cemented to floor; linoleum cemented to same in this state as across the address on Monday that does as subs for a Yale professor, telling found on this gay highway of New in a gayer, livelier dress— will come popping into your York’s East Side. felt with waterproof cement at all seams— you are as­ border. much honor to his perspicuity as entranced students that dear old It put Avenue A cn the map, as sured of a permanent, smooth, waterproof floor. It is regrettable that President to his soundness of heart. “If noth­ Will was the world’s onliest and surely as the Bowery was tatoed on This new Arabesq pattern was made especially for ing else is done,” said he, “I urge bestest playwright, comparing Hec­ the public mind by that bawdy old your guest room— _ . . See our floor demonstration and miniature room Cbolidge, in his repeated efforts to sample showing just how the Watkins Way of laying make the leaders understand that that the government at Washing­ tor with a modern heavyweight song: “The Bowery, the ^Bowery! Another— a new Embossed Inlaid— ^just made to ton declare it to he the policy of champ who doesn’t draw the color They do such things and they say assures you long wearing Linoleum flo<«». he is out of the race, suffered such things ...” brighten your sun porch— from a constitutional inability to the United States of America that line, and altogether making a Ro­ employ the same directness of ex­ we condemn recourse to war for man holiday for the Yale under­ Well, they’re going to change the pression as, for example, Connecti­ the solution of international con­ graduates. name of Avenue A to York Street, Here are a few of the new '/Embossed tiles in two shades troversies and renounce it as an in­ Perhaps Gene Tunney is not a or something equally refined. That 31/2 inch hexagon marbelized of brick red with gray mortor cut’s Senator McLean. Otherwise is, if somebody doesn’t stop them. patterns: tile in light blue, gray and such tests at the polls as that of strument of our national policy in mere outsider wistfully trying to Not that this is likely to make such lines. yesterday In Massachusetts would our dealings with other nations.” convince himself that he is worlds difference to someone reading his Green and ivory 41/2 inch mar- cream. Embossed pattern showing be avoided, and the spectacle of the Here is the plain path for Amer­ better than his job; perhaps he is favorite newspaper in Colorado, belized squares. Soft tan and ivory marbelized brick red, tan and dark gray Missouri and way states. But it’s President of the United States run­ ica to follow if her people desire actually a sufficiently profound stu­ Soft tan and ivory 3-inch mar- design, 4V^ inch squares. tiles with gray mortor Imes. for her a real leadership in peace. dent of Shakespeare to make his going to make a lot of dilTerence ning such a terribly bad second to to the Ea.st Side. It’s another sign belized squares. Emboss^ design with two another candidate would be ren­ Let her proclaim to the world that “lecture” something more or less of the influence over that section 4 and 6 inch black and cream shades of gray tiles and gray never will she resort to war save than a questionable sort of joke.; which the uptown belt is exerting Small hexagon tile pattern in marbelized squares. dered Impossible. Yet that is the light blue, gray and cream. mortor lines. prima facie situation—thanks to in defense of her own soil. Let her pulled_____ on____ him by a friend who ______Second Avenue, , in what was the ill-advised “drafting” campaign armament be honestly planned for ought to have been in better busi-i once admittedly the Ghetto, la the defense alone. Let her notify na­ ness; perhaps, hegipning a very Broadway, or main stem, of the of Mr. Butler and his associates. East'Side. And Avenue A Is the Discontinued Patterns at Reduced Prices These people have jockeyed the tions that in their dealings with few years ago after his trucking Fifth Avenue of the melting pot President into the apparent posi­ her there can be no thought of and marining days, he has so soon section. Here are the snappiest tion of taking a terrific licking in force. Let her live up to that, and become a savan'„ of literature. But shops to be found ever that way. Here the daughters and grand­ a primary contest in his own state. she will be the pioneer nation on there will be a very general im­ the road to a civilization in which daughters of Tony Spillani, Igor He could have avoided it by the pression that a chap whose highest A edinov and Moe Epstein buy their simple expedient of declaring that war will be unknown. and consistent ambition has been imitations of Fifth Avenue furs 3'Pc. Mohair under no circumstances would he to sock the other fellow on the and the sons and grandsons of . beezer can hardly be converted in­ these same immigrants go for their If accept the nomination. WORTH THE PRICE to a really profound scholar in a sheiklsh silk shirts. Here you can It is profoundly to be hoped that A great area of the Balkan re­ still be yanked into store by the i f. Velour few months of sudden prosperity. the Massachusetts lesson will be gion has been shaken by earth- street hawker.= . thonch the cu rse; , And is or is not Yale a place where taken closely to heart by the Con­ qjiakes like a rat worried by a of refinemen*. has graiiiaUv c.une i 1 young men are supposed to learn ...... ■■ y ■ Av;‘nne \ hei'oruos necticut delegates to the Kansas strong and persistent dog. Vast from scholars? - • - viivf hi i'>, oqually Suites City convention. Under the over­ numbers of people In Bulgaria and ■ ■ ‘ ■ :*ir' ' ■!? C'’>iv whelming circumstances we don’t Greece are homelesn and destitute, i s ' t'.'p I rising see how it can fail to be. their towns in ruins, their voca­ h:ivo tions gone, their properties de is date ir\. -,7ho stroyed. Not in recent times ha-^ ,.ler- INTERVENTION LAWS any seismic disturbance borne the A m erican '!■ and —As it stood yesterday the pro­ same characteristic of relciitli';.a ■ ; resi- continuity as the treraendoiis'y NISTOR.Y This is a typical Wat­ posed amendment to the naval ap­ . . • ■' aidless long scries of shocks that has rat­ kins suite—typical in propriations hill sponsored by In­ April 25 ;p ■ ) Hiinge construction and value. surgent Senator Blaine of Wiscon­ tled so many of the works of man ICS2—William Penn proposed that . ■■iaet will into the dust in Eastern Europe in Built with web bottoms, sin, aimed at intervention in Nica­ his colonists make their own (; • t'.i:-' ■ " ■ c any covered with mohair on ragua, provides that after Feb. 1, the last few days. laws., Dion; ti;a > Mo ; ei 'r: ii''.v or Imo- .gene rvQuld be fitting names for fronts and velour on out­ 1929, none of the appropriation in Yet out of the inevitable misery 18 51—President Fillmore issued a and suffering, death and loss re­ proclamation against flllbus- the children td' Immigrants who side sides and backs. the naval hill shall be used to pay stroll up from Houston Street. sulting from the visitation there ters. Heavy ratine tapestry expenses “incurred in connection 1862—Confederate troops evacuat­ is one particularly bright issue. Philanthropy began the architec­ panels are used on one with acts of hostility against a ed New Orleans. side of the reversible friendly foreign nation, or any Jugo-Slavia has opened her heart 1910—Charles E. Hughes, gover­ tural change of the East Side. The unfitnesses of the miles of tene­ seat cushions. Each suite in­ Anne style with light roll arms. belligerent intervention in the af­ to the Bulgarian sufferers—has nor of New York, appointed to the Supreme Court. ments was shouted by social work­ cludes a full size davenport, a Although not shown in our fairs of a foreign nation,” unless called off her air-tight frontier re­ ers, v.nLll tha model Lenemets made sketch, the fronts of arms are strictions, admitting refugees, rais­ wing chair and club chair. The Congress has declared war or un­ their appearance. Bathtubs and design is the ever-popular Queen trimmed with tassels* less a state of war exists under rec­ ing money to feed and shelter tiled floors were introduced. As Y ognized principles of international them, treating them like fellow hu­ Will Irwin remarked, “The ten­ mans and blood brothers. DIVORCE CASE AFTER ants approved of bathtubs and law. used them for coal bins." Then A proviso offered by Senator For centuries the Serb and the m TU R E’ HONEYMOON cne of the Mrs. Vanderbilts moved Pittman of Nebraska, reads; “Pro­ Bulgar have alternated between to Sutton Place, once a run-down vided that such limitations shall flying at each other’s throats and little spot by the East River. There­ after there was a scramble whteh not apply in cases of actual physi­ muttering hatred of each other un­ ENDS DUNN ROMANCE Fine Ruffled Curtains Pair der their breaths. Their animosi­ developed into an ultra-ultra c6l- cal attack upon American citizens lection of modern apartments. or their property, pr, the immedi­ ties have threatened a hundred Dwellers in Who's Who rapidly times to convulse the world in war. Portland, Ore.—Although much ate danger of such attacks, and has been said about Rome not be­ drove out the Pinksys ajid the Mar- Ruffled Curtains made Cottage Curtains made that at any time the forces of the Nowhere on the globe are there ing built in a day not much is said tlnellis. In the process thereof, the old r *.. United States may be used by the two peoples who have been more' in the ancient axiom about the day of fine marqui^tte m of fine quality voile with bitter traditional enemies. |:it burned to the ground. Turtle Bay gardens blossomed into President for strictly protective high-priced apartments. Here It choice of white of ivory. Yet the cataclysm that has be­ Neither were the customs of civ­ gingham edges in green, ^purposes without the consent of ilization accumulated in a day and was that the Liberty Boys crawled • Congress, and appropi iationa may | fallen Bulgar territory and . the when an attempt la made to dis­ furtively along the river bank to 2 1-4 yards long, regular blue, rose and yellow. Reg­ be used to pay the expenses of such j Bulgarian people has aroused corn- card them on short notice dlsas- nab the military supplies of the British. Here, on a comfortable ?1.69 value. While quan­ ular $2.75 a p a ir ---- protective action.” passion, brought relief and kindli­ jter usually attends. So testified jMra. Lena Mae Dunn, Portland na­ rock, Horace Greeley built his tity lasts ...... $ 1 pr. Now manifestly if the Blaine ness from the neighbor over the El ture woman, and her husband, Lo­ house. Nearby once ran the “old amendment were to be ' adopted line. well Dunn, after their nine day Post Road.” Nearby, also, Nathan with the Pittman proviso the If this arousing of the instincts “back to nature” honeymoon In a Hale was tried as a spy and Major Andre quartered on that fateful hands of the executive might con­ of humanity as between these viru­ Washington wilderness ended here Our entire stock of Cur- - lent enemies shall result in the In Judge Ekwall’s divorce court. night before he met the traitor, New spring cretonnes, ceivably be tied tight\at some high­ Reports did not make clear what Benedict Arnold. tains and Cretonnes, in- ly critical moment when obedience ending of the senseless Serb-Bul- caused the breach. Whether it was It Is a district soaked in the tra­ 36 inches wide, in colors : to the law in question would result gar feud and establish the two the lack of variety In leaves furn­ dition of revolutionary times. for every need—small and eluding large new springs In dire consequences. Also, If the peoples on a new footing of ordi­ ished by the spouse for clothing, the V GILBERT SWAN. nary sympathy and understanding, hardness of the ground which was selections, marked iit sne amendment were adopted with the iused for a bed or the leakiness of large pa,ttems. Special, Pittman proviso Included, the pow­ the gain to the Balkans and to the their ethereal roof will remain un­ cial prices tomorrow ofnly. -7 5 yards fo r...... ? 1 $1 ers of the executive would he pre­ world will have been cheaply known. The bride lumped them - f -I bought at the price of all the de­ all under the charge of abuse with cisely what they are tqday, for al­ such force that the Judge granted most any construction rould bo put struction. her a divorce, $40 a month all- upon “immediate danger of such in ony, $120 attorney fees and the attacks” and upon “strictly pro­ MR. TUNNEY, SCHOLAR Use of her maiden name. For the poor always ye have Mr. Tunney, champion prize I'riendp of the couple said their with yoDv—-John 12:8. tective purposes.” primeval honeymoon was the re­ I, Inc. If the Senate should prove to be fighter, lectured at Yale on Shake­ sult of a dare. speare. Mr. Tunney is a very ex­ Poverty peyauades a man to do. mgenius enough to regulate the ^ d . aufler eyery^lipig. that he may EXCLUSIVE REPRESENTATIVES FOR CRAWPOEU AJNP CHAMBERS RANGES ceptional kind of a prize fighter. oHltary powers of the President escape from iflth relation to pyoi^ctlbn of Be appears to be genuinely fond of OR dANNED SARDINES reading and has a decided flalro Unerlcite tatereets $broafl so that A newspapei* In M e;^0 City has for the politer side of life. For a Customer: I don''t like the looks i«eli pifptaetlon conld he extendeil of that haddock. the .Tight Idea about news. • A ' top te * )w t cause a»4 withheld prize fighter, he is very refined. He , Butcher: Well, madam, If U U head in a recent edition of Sll Sol /inly Is an ssjast eanM. then the ii tTtn more refined than Gentle­ looks you’re ,after» Why don’t you elated, that a. night had. passed Uuv B. .MllAflfllX?— 'rii^RltS. wif.bout a murder or a robbery. - Jenate would have performed a man Jim Corbett, who.was almost rv s

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.-X And, as any fraternity will rise to ties, especially as ragards to drink­ OIL POLLUTION RUINS inquire, what ..good is,fraternity ing.” ...... ' FISHING ALONG COAST, « 1?= ^thout a few athlbtic hbroes and a In Many Cities BRITISH ANGliERS 84* PENN. HUNTSMEN young genuis or two on its scrool? New York is not aUm in its fight against the fraternity, members of Portsmouth, Eng.—Charging that Wee Legal Eight the board point but. Almost eyepy ‘oil pollution” and the constant CAPTURE 12,000 FIGHT NEW BLOW Accordingly tne National Board city in the ebuntry i been con: fnanoevres of trawlers near t^e I Kli m i n of the Alpha Phi Pi, nation-wiile fronted with the p- '^blen. since, pro- shore are .rulnln« the fishing alo^ high school .raternity, has threaten­ hihitlon, opponents of the secret ^ thT southern coast of England, sea BY N.Y. BOARD ed the Board of Education with le­ cieties in some cities charging that anglers Uf tills district are up in By RODNEY BUTCHER DEER IN SEASON gal retaliation. Th board welcoines the students took refuge behind: tqe arm$ and are contemplating string­ I the chance to give their ideas of the secret portals of the! cllqheS to.the ent measares to Insure a preserva­ u Washington, April 25— If turbu­ fraternity horror a public airing dulge in moral abandon. tion r£ thsr sport. > \ m lent Tom Blanton of Texas doesn’t Harrisburg. Pa.—Pennsylvania is New york.—Hich school fraterr and has readily accepted the chal While the New York ruling All along the coast, the anglers rapidly becoming the hunter’s para­ nities, condemned by their critics as lenge. against athletes and scholastic are complaining that these two ftm- get himself elected n senator in the “breeding groundr of snobbishness Declaring ^aat fraternities breed forthcoming campaign, it will bo dise of the East. leaders .s not mandatory a poll of tors are ruining the fishing and Not only did more than a half am. immorality” :iad the source snobs and even contribute to moral the city reveals that high school spoiling the coast as a holiday at­ something of a pity, for there has sporadic warfare in New York's delinquencies. Dr. John L. Tildsley, V always been excitement here during million residentsenis oiof theme otateState takelaae ____ principals are unanlnious in support traction for visitors. • and woods dnrtn, .he superintendent of High Schorl mat­ of the new by-law. The anglers are urging that tp.e Tom’s terms in the House and what ters? defends the most recent ruling recent open season on deer, bear, ' “ Just what legal course the Alpha responsible authorities should take he would do to the Senate heaven Board of Education. a.s follows: Phi Pi board intends to pursue Is only knows. elk and small game, but nearly five And the high schools of the »na- “The most important reason for immediate action to prevent traw­ thousand non-residents were issued ! not clear, but announcement has lers from operating Inshore at' Washington would be in a verj' . tion have become embroiled in the taking action against secret socie­ been made that the legality of the quiet place, indeed, with this con­ licenses to hunt, statistics of the j j.ggyj^ant uprising of outraged stud- ties concerns their essentially un­ ruling will be given a thorough test. night, and that the whole questiop / gressman gone. Slate Game Commission show. democratic char a etc . of oil pollution should be invest^: Twelve thousand buck fell before They put Tom on the District of •; strengthening its already dras^tic “The department of education kated. Columbia committee of the House, the onslaughts of hunters, while cannot tolerate the limitation of regulations ..lined at se- et societies NOT POPULAR IN FRANCE Charles M. Schwab Is to sail for which has much to say about gov­ 319 bears were killed, in addition to and fraternities, the bpard’s latast- membershllp on racial, religiousjancl - T T r ernment of the city of Washing­ more than three million rabbits, assault directed toward the eventual color lines which these societies England soon to receive the Besse­ ton, and that started it. Single- nearly 10,000 wild turkeys and collapse of .the fraternity, decrees drSiW. Paulino Uzeudun evidently is nbt mer medal for having ‘'done the handed, he drove from office one 365,000 grouse. Twenty-five elk tha, neither athletes nor holders r>f “Then,------too,— we ha/e received i popular in France. When he, arriv­ most for steel.” We thought that of the three district commission­ also were killed, the Game Commis­ scholastic honors may belong to any complaints in the past of immor.ai ed there recently for a visit, he was prize was all set for some Chicago ers who was charged with collect-- sion report shows. secret■ body• ’ o" 'fraternity. ■ I influenees exerted by the fraterni- greeted with boos mostly. gunman. ing large fees from the estates of .Abiiiiilant Game , insane war veterans. This caine Pennsylvania’s north woods i ' after a committee hearing in abound in game, many experts W/i which an inkwell was hurled Iclaiming that wild life is more along with some very dirty I abundant in the north-centraPebun- epithets. 1 ties now than during the days be- Tom has also been in the thick ! for the first v,'hite men came to the of it at other committee hearings region. where blows were exchanged an I ! I'nder the law Pennsylvania hun- others where such encounters ! tors are required to make a report GOOD were barely averted. I of each game bird or animal killed I during the open season, and these 'figures are carefully tabulated b;/ A few weeks ago he started oui I the Game Commission. These (i.g to clean up the police force of I urcs are studied by department e;; For Men the District of Columbia, after I ports, and steps are taken to )c iimminS a few preliminary skirmishes cov­ I stock the woods anc. fields wii i By GOOD we mean new all-wool material, new styles, ering a long period previously. l.game from other parts of the Stiii First he accused cops of rectiv- with that careful tailoring so necesssary if a light land other States w'hen need is weight material with little lining is to hold its shape. iug graft from bootleggers. He ac­ I found for such measures. FULL FASHIONED HOSIERY cused the chief of police. Major I Great care is taken by game By GOOD we mean hand-stitched collars that hdW Hesse, of drinking liquor in pro­ 1 wardens against carelessness, hut tected speakeasies. He located a despite every precaatios, 63 hunters shape, pockets of sturdy material, hand-made button- few speakeasies and appeared at were killed and hundreds wounded A Three Day holes, bone or buffalo horn buttons. a morning police roll call at one during the season. Forest fires station house and lectured the which could be traced directly to By GOOD we mean suits that we are proud to sell and cops about them. He brought a hunters have fallen to a minimu;:: glad to guarantee, because we know they’ll give you long truck to the Capitol to show con­ however. satisfactory ser-vice. gressmen what sort of devices the Turkoyu l*lentiful FRIENDSHIP SALE local flatfeet were protecting. Dcs])ito reports from other state.'! Everything reached a climax that wild turkeys are vanishing. KUPPENHEIMER SUITS when Patrolman Orville Staples Pennsylvania huntai’s found thoni was arraigned before the police- ph'iitiful this year. On several oc trial board on charges of taking cas;r;ns in recent years the game bribes from bootleggers and in­ Commission found it necessary to Thursday, Friday and Saturday $ 4 0 to $ 5 5 sulting women. Congressmen Tom, I close all or parts of the State’ ll who had become friendly wilb j turkey shooting, but in the season-! K r Staples in previous investigations, Y snecial arrangements with the Davenport Hosiery Mills, manufacturers of Huinming Bird Hos­ immediately following the gaum iery we are offering two of their best numbers at a special low price during our three day Fnend- HOUSE’S SPECIAL SUITS announced that it was a I T.’a.s found to be abundant, tardly, infamous and lying frame ' El!:, nor na'iv' to the SL:i! ■ .f shin Sale While we are enjoying a steadily increasing volume of business on all of our H u ^ m g up.” have been imp:;rtert and proiecte); BBird numbers, we believe that a special price for a few days on these numbers, Chiffcm Number 50 and $ 2 5 to $ 4 0 until they now are li.sted for op ■ Service Number 30, would increase the already large circle of friends of Humming Bird hosiery. We On the first day Blaiitoh ap­ seasons. Bsar.s, tlr; most pria peared for Staples and chal­ have carried this particular brand of hosiery in our hosiery department for over five years and it has Igame...... in the Str.to,' are being sc lenged the legality of the presence Lies.'! i frf■equcntly, however. AlUvr proven to be one of our best selling brands. Humming Bird hosiery is noted for MIDDI SHADE SUITS of a member of the trial board. oam uniTiolo'-'ed, lioivever, i'■ ties and nothing but the purest of silk is fashioned into them. Through their resident Pans represen- ‘ The prosecutor then challenged T to roar art, in no ininiediate (kingo:' tator they are enabled to offer the newest Paris colors as quickly as they are seen at the world s fashion Blanton’s presence. Later in the passir.g from tlu' litiiilers’ men;’ • day Blanton took the matter up While report", from Miclii-- $ 3 7 . 5 0 on the floor of the House and e .Viinnesota, New York and the YOU are not acquainted with Humming Bird hosiery, we would like you to buy a pair during this and Representative Schafernames ''f i ^ ’*g!and States show a rapidlv i:. special three L y sellhig. And, remember, tlu.t every oair .carries Hale's unconditional guarantee of Fast color Blue Serge. Wisconsin exchanged hard creasing nnmlier of grouse, the a:i- j and challenges to fight. satisfactory wear. On the second day Blanton nual bag in this State has averaged „ * again occupied the local headlines 365,000 over a ten year period. ' ^ and on the third day the prosecu­ Propagation and protection of tor demanded that he be stopped grouse has liaen a feature of the MEN’S from browbeating witnesses. On Game Commission’s program for a V the fourth day a near riot inter- number of years. CHIFFON and SERVICE SILK HOSE V rupted the trial and Blanton, after HOSIERY accusing a prosecution witness of bringin.g liquor into the court­ LLOYD GEORGE IS URGED Not-a-Seme, Holeproof house for another witness, threat­ TO TOUR SCOTLAND FOR and Le.Rpi ened to quit. BENEFIT OF LIBERALS On the fifth day the session Three broke up in general disorder. London.—The suggestion is afoot j P a ir ...... Blanton was challenged to a fist that Lloyd George should under­ $1 00 fight by an opposing lawyer; Blan- take the conquest of Scotland for ! ton accused the official court re- the Liberal Pa,rty this summer. The 50c pair, 75c pair and $1.00 pair ' porter of insulting him and de­ idea is that he should not so much manded that he be sent home. Then carry the fiery torch as that h:- Blanton called on the Spectators You probably buy more socks than any other single should charter a steam yacht :'.r.;l item of apparel. And every pair hSust fit rights look for a rising vote of confidence in make a spectacular tour around the himself. coast. PAIR right and wear right. On the sixth day Blanton refused That’s why we’re so careful to have the right kmds. in permit a ban on the spectators Undoubtedly such a pilmimage to would set the whole of North Brit­ lest an armed witness shoot him. the right colors. accused a woman prosecution ain on fire. When Gladstone made He his historic tour of Scotland, his witness of kicking at him in the corridor, cited threats to “gel him,” rival Disraeli termed it a “pilgrim­ age of passion.” Liberals believe 3 Pair $4 and finally had a squad of six Cap- that such a pilgrimage of passion is GOLF itol police placed here and there the court room for his protec­ now needed in Scotland to bring it in back to its old-time Liberalism and tion. that Lloyd George is the one man HUMMING BIKE HUMMING BIRD HOSE The seventh day Blanton clashed to nr.clsrtakc it. both with the presecutor and the trial board. Words such a.s “filth” and “intimidation” were Chiffon Hose Service Hose $ 1 . 5 0 hurled and Blanton promised the to assistant corporation counsel th We are proud to introduce to our cus­ Extra length is just one feature that accounts for the tremendous popularity “take care of you some other lime.’ tomers this “long wearing,” sheer chif­ of this hose. They give extra long Pair On the eighth day Blanton charged fon hose at a special price of ?1.35. police with beating two sons Full fashioned, pure silk hose, silk-to- wdar, too. Other niceties are fuzz- the proofed fabric, vandal sole, step-up toe $ 2 . 5 0 of Congressman Clyde Kelly of the-top; mercerized slipper foot. The fine-gauge fabric is shado'w-proofed and guard and run-stoPPed hem. They are Pennsylvania “ to a pulp” and made from fine, eveu texture silk which branished a billy to show how. fuzz-proofed; the toes are “dance- proof’’; the lieel line low, narrow and extends to the four Inch lisle hem. A Early on the ninth day the pros­ trim, sturdy hose for work-a-day hours. ecutor quit in a huff, cursing graceful. This hose, like all Humming Bird hose, is generously long. At this Every pair carries Hale’s unconditional Blanton. guarantee. The regular price of this Then the trial was over and low price the thrifty woman will buy a half a dozen pair to save for vacation hose is 11.50 a pair. Special during Staples was found guilty and Area our Friendship‘Sale at ?1^35 a pair. from the force. It was generally days whicli are not far ahead. agreed that the evidence, which was heard now and then between loud outbursts of noise, wasn’it suf- [ ficient to convict him. but that if he wasn’t convicted llie police de­ partment would be open to frame- up” charges, Nineteen Leading Shades Blanton isn’t through with th' By special arrangements with the Humming Bird police department yet, but he asks this writer to explain that his Preferred! Hosiery Mills, we have ready for you the newest colors real work is not In the District of almost as quickly as seen on the boulevards of Paris, Merits and Men*s Columbia government, but in the If you dechij wacther you Nice and other foreign fashion centers. Listed below House. like blondes or b’ru.tos l)es', you will find nineteen of the best selling spring shades: “Every day for 11 years I ve here’s a bit of evidence that’ll hel > watched the consent calendar to see you make up your mind. Artists that no dangerous bill gets on T-c love to paint her blonde beauty calendar without a report on it and theatre-goers rave over it. She’s Elsa Cover, of 65Q West Honey beige French beige Manon Are you a one-pair man ? Or a two-pair man ? For from committee,” says he. “Then your feet’s sake, you should have at least two pairs of I prepare to fight every bad hill re- 173rd St., New York City. White jade Shell Gray dldn’t, no one else would. No one “When people tell me how muc’n Rose Nude shoes in daily use. It’s absolutely unsanitary to they admire my hair,” she • says, else has since Jim Mann’s time. I Sunset one pair continuously. Change shoes frequently fo* "I’m always happy to tell them Porcelain * Mauve taupe have to work 16 hours a day—this what I do to keep it soft and Every Pair Nude health’s sake, have variety for style’s sake. Y

cession for permanent possession. would t'etnat fifioLlI IHcDONNELLWILLBE $33,OOO iN TAX MONEY SOIDIERS AU. E r a S E D The winner will also receive a itold opposing -nomineen.^ii^^ ihedal and the runner up a Bilver “ The fa tm ^ ot DAILY RADIO PROGRAM ode. The third place winner gets am convlnceihtitat'!: MARSHAL ON MAY 30 COLLECTED YESTERDAY OVER INDIVIDUAL DRIU a bronze .atvard. was part and; pa* 440.9—W e x -W J R , D E T R O IT —680. Leading DX Stations. The piiblic is cordially invited to -fixing In whekt wbi^;ro^®iij Wednesday, April 25. g;i)0— WJZ champion sparkers. 479.5_WSB, ATLANTA—63d. 8:30— Kelvinatois musical hour. attend the drill. of billions of d'nrinf WOK and the Columbia network ot 8:00— W EAF trouliadoura; quartet. stations have sent out invitations to 9:00—W JZ variety hour. To Head Memorial Day Pa­ With the app^badh of the time, war. They knot* Hoover aCqatei^ 10:00— Sawyer’s saxophone hand. 10:30—W EAF grand opera. €ompeiitim, to Be Held at Ar< a special radio party which will get 11:45— Biltmore entertainers. rade— Clivil War Veteran limit for the payment of taxes there* In it and never protested' againe under way at 10 o’clock Wednesday 10:30— Studio diversified hour, ' ihory Tomoirow Night Will 11:00— WJZ Slumber music, 626—KYW, CHICAGO—570. was a steady stream of taxpayers it. During Gie present campalgiUj night. Ben Seivin, genial Impresario, ' 7.30—Orchestra, political talk. Declines to Serve. will be host and the entertainers will 11:45—Theater organ recital. into the collector’s’ oflace yesterday Be In Public. he has not*otfered a . single j 535.4— WT 1C, HARTFORD—560. 8:00—WJZ Sparkers, foresters, CANNOT STOP HOOVER include 1‘aul Specht and his orches­ 9:00—W JZ variety hour. ’• and before the day was over Collec­ structive suiggiBstion for.ngrlcnHnrci^ tra, Oscar Grogan .tenor, Begar iClIls, 7:30—"Ask Me Another.” The Permanent Memorial Day 8:00— W EAK Home Companion hour. 10:00—Jaroslav Cimera, artists. tor Howe had taken in nearly |33,- Not -Since the last encampment nnd on farm reKet he remains. tenor, and Kva Leoni, soprano. W C X - 11:30—Gaelic Twins, music program. Committee met'last night and dis­ WJK will also brosldcast their high­ •IMH)—W EAF iroiihadouis orcnesira. posed, through reports of commit­ 000. Today the Impbur of cash period at Nlantic has the bersonnei 6 .0 . P. SLOGAN TODAY silent.” ■ i •: g'-SO—WEAK orchestra. quarteL 389.4t-WBBM, CHICAGO—770. light at 10 o’clock. This will bo a 9:00— Studio dance 13 hrs.) tees of the plans for the Memorial continued. schedule ot popular selections as in­ 10:30— W E A F grand opera, 365.6—W EBH -W JJD . CHICAGO—li20. of Company G, ' 169th Infantry, aoiHh \ote. i ’ 1 terpreted by Sawyei‘’s sa.xophone con­ 422.3—WOR. N EW AR K —710. Day observance, which will be on In the office of the town clerk. C.N.G., .beep no enthused over any­ The same primaries; of ^jtester'r' 7:10— l.«vitow'8 en.semhie; talk. 7:00— Victorian onihestra; talk. (Continued from I’agc 1.) ^ cert band. At 10:30 Easton, I ’a., will 8:00—W E A F Home Companion hour. a larger scale this year than here­ Miss Harriet Strickland, assistant thing as it is over tho competitive day, in Ohio, Masaachnsettk' and ^ send a mixed quartet before the mi­ 8:00—Reid’s neapolitans. 9:00—Mooseheart chlldren’a. hour. tofore. town clerk, issued twenty-seven dog ------V I crophone ot WGBS. and W EAK and 8'30—Columbia Negro vocaJ duo. drill to be held tomorrow night at Pennsylvania, which boosted IHod-: 9 no—Columbia CapUvatnrs orchestra 9:30— Theater preTOhlations. Arthur E. Keating presided at licenses last night. the Ked network will present a tab­ 12:00—Studio program, artists. the Armory. forces add 60 from Pennsylvania j ver's delegate streiigtb, also: gk^U loid version ot the grand opera "N or- 9 :30—Columbia military band. the meeting, which was held in the 10:00—Columbia hour with Specht s 47S.4_WGN-WLIB, CHICAGO—mO. The competition will be the first and at least 47 from New .York, a tremendous impetus to the,$mlt(' meu" 'rhe scene ot this opera, which 8 :00—Brunswick music hour. selectmen’s room in the Municipal was first produced in Milan in 1331, orchestra, vocal soloists. RICHMOND TELLS LiSTBNJSRS of- its kind ever attempted in the which. If ultimately borne out, movement on the Democratic Aide. J 11:05— Hale Byer’s cicnesira. 9:00—WEAF orchestra, quartet. Building, and the report showed is laid in Gaul about 50 B. C. "Child­ 11:15—Quintet; boss race. OF BOSTON RADIO MEETING. company. The di^ll will reveal would push the commerce secre­ Bmith’s generally accepted r^deie " hood and Youth’’ will be the topic of 11:30—The Witching hour. 344.6— W LS. CHICAGO— 870. that the •work as well in hand. The Company-O's “perfect soldier” and tary across the line with 550, or discussion during the Parents’ Exposi­ 333.1—W BZ. NEW ENGLAND—900. ■gate strength In those states whicl.; 7 :10—Boston musical program. lO’OO—Swift male chorus. transportation committee reported five more than a majority. tion program which will be made pub­ 11:00— "Forgotten operas.” orspanist. Louis A. Richmond, president of quite naturally everyone in ihe nave acted prior to yesterday wat-* lic by WGBS beginning at U. Ihe 7:30—Radio Nature league. that provision had been made for company is anxious to gbt that 8:00—WJZ sparkers. foresters. 12:00—Jean. Jack; flirts; trio. the Manchester Broadcast Listeners Opposition Gloomy; 362, scattered as follows: speakers will be L)r. Patty smith tllll. 447.5—W M AQ-W QJ. CHICAGO—670. the care of the seven Civil War g-00— La Tcuraine concert band. gave a very interesting^ talk at the honor, The opposition to Hoover ad­ Dr. Ernest R. Groves, Mrs. Sidonie 7 :00—Orchestra, lectures. veterans, even to the use of an arm Arizona, 6: Arkansas,' 8; Idaho:' Gruenbert, and Simon Hirdansky. Mu­ 10:01—W JZ Pollack’s orchestra. meeting of the organization at the All the.enlisted men of the com­ mittedly was somewhat downcast 10:30— Newcomb’s orchestra. y;0o— WOK Columbia hours. chair for one who will be unable t 8: Illinois. 50; Iowa, 20; i,ouisiana' sic will be furnished by the boys and 11:12—Orcliestra. aerial artists. School Street Recreation ^Center’ pany are eligible; to compete and it over the situation today, but there girls’ glee clubs of Horace Mann 491.5— W E A F. NEW YORK—610. walk, but will still be one of the si: 20; Maine, 12- Michigan, 12: Mlii-. 6:00—Dinner music; baseball scores. 12:80— Studio jazz orchestra. , last night on his experiences* at the will be. interesting to,note whether was no indication that the fight is School. More choral music wlU 60 ° " 374.8— w oe, DAVENPORT—80a nesota. 24: New Hampshire. '8: 7:00— Synagogue services. who will be present. Rev. Charles the "non-coms” rate ahead of the the air at 8:30 when the Singers Club 7 :00—Eclipse enieriainers. recent Boston radio conference. to be lessened in any way. On the New York, 9 i North Dakota, 10:; of Virginia appear belore the 7 ;:)0_Mezzo-soprano; pianist. E. Baker, Chaplin of Drake Post, “bucks.” ^The drill will Include the 8:00—Home Companion hour. 7:45—WJZ political talk. John J. Dwyer, who nahde the contrary. It probably will be pur­ Okla'iotna I t , Ilht.dF Island, 10j: phone ot W RVA. "Blues will be the 8:00—W E A F programs to 11:30, G. A. R., will be unable to partici­ school of the soldier and manuel of title ot the program by the studio 9:00— Troubadours orclieslru. Boston trip with. Mr. Richmond, sued with, renewed vigor now that Washington, 14: Wisconsin. 20 9:30—Orche.'Orn. Silvertown qu.artet. 325.9— KOA. DENVER—920. pate. 1 male quartet of WIP which may be 10:00—Theaier orchestra. was made chairman of the interfer­ arms. It will be run on elimination the seriousness of the situation, 10:30—Grand opera, “ Norma.” The transportation committee Alaska, 6: Philippines, 6: Vlrglh tuned in at 8. So tliat the similarity 10:15—Old English melodies. ence committee last night and the basis— “one error, and out you go.” from the opposition standpoint, Is of the present-day blues may be eom- 11:3U—Kemp’s dance oicliestra. plans to have a wheel chair ready Islands, 2. Total. .362. •. 454.3—WJZ, NEW YORK—660. 12:UU—Gonzale s orclieslia. names of William Wright and E. S. 'The judges will be Major Wesley apparent. pared with the old time Negro spirit­ 535.4— WHO, DES MOINES—560. at the Center to wheel Conrad' On the casis of yesterday’s bal­ ual. the quartet will Include several of 7:39—Pierre’s luncheon music. Mailing were added. The interfer­ B. Ayer, U. S.' Army Instructor, eJoO—Frank Winepar’s orchestra. 8:00— Studio musical program. Kodge of Glastonbury, who Is The grain belt opposition to loting, it seemed certain today that - these religious numbers in their pro- iCUO—W EAK programs to 12:U0. ence committee expects to do con­ Captain Gus Oberlin of Company 7';25—Talks on politics. Hoover, at any rate, is steadily the York g-veruor wli .nave trram. 400— P W X , H AVANA—750. crippled and cannot walk, from the siderable about town this week to­ C, 102nd' Regiment, New Haven, biacK face type indicates best features 8:00— Sparkers orchestra, comedian. automobile in which he will ride to growing stronger: and la being the 36 from Massachusetts, an in-' 8:30—Sylvariia Foieslers quarlel. 8:00— Military orchestra. ward the improvement of radio re­ and Captaia Harry Schwolsky, 9:UU—Cuban troubadours. the enclosed section of the park pushed' vigorously from the basis Ali programs liasiern Standard lim e. 9:00— Variety hour. ception. Company E, 169th., Hartford. 'Ihe dicated 48 from Ohio after compll-. 70:00—Pollack’s Little Club orchestra. lU’.uu—Studio music hour. that “ Hoover cannot beat Smith,” 384.4— KTHS, HOT SPRINGS—780. where the exercises will be held at evening program calls for a short ineutary b-illo+in? for ex-Senator 11-00—Slumber music. lO’.liU—Foley’s orchestra. the monument. In this connection, Senator McMas- Aiiee Pomerene, ard his frl^'nds Leading East Stations. 405.2— W LIT, PHILADELPHIA —'40. TOUGH ON MR. DONAHUE close order drill, to be followed by 8:00—"WEAF Home Companion hour. 370.2— W DAF, KANSAS CITY—blO, Flags to be distributed to the ter. Republican, of South Dakota, claimed at least 60 out of PennsyL 272.6—WPG, ATLANTIC CITY—HOO 8:uu—Katz family program. a simple cadence drill and then the 7:U5—Orchestra: sport talk, 9:00—'Theaier program. school children and other organi­ said today: vania's 76. This would add 144 — W KAF orchestra, quartet. g:0o— W E A F programs to 10:30. “ And how is your husband?” competition. jjnjii—.studio program; oicliestra. 10:3u—Goldkette’s dance orchestra. zations will number 120 and 320 additional votes for Smith, and XulsO-WEAO' grand opera. "He has sucb a stiff neck, The winner will receive “ first “ It would be very difficult to 8 :.75—-Wiation talk; concert orchestra 12:45—Nighthawk dance frolic. geraniums will be used for the my y;;j0_H aw aiian troupe, 'faffyettes. 11:30—Arcadia dance orchestra. dear, that for a month he has only leg” possession of the Captain John put Herbert Hoover over in the send him across the 500 mafk to 348.6— WIP, PHILADELPHIA—860. 416.4— KHJ, LOS A N G tL tS — 720. decoration of graves of soldiers of —Thiec daiicc orchestras. 11:00—Oicliestra. vocal soloista. been aole to drink his beqr by sit­ Pentland silver loving cup which middle v’est if he is the Republican 506. A total ot 733 1-2 votes la 2S5.5— W BAL, BALTIMORE— 1060. 7:00—Cliildren's hour, violinist. three wars. Twenty-nine of these 8:00—Studio male qii.-utet. 12:00— Studio eiilertainmenls. ting in that ■'icking-chalf.^’— Pass­ must be won three times In suc- nominee. I believe A1 Smith :teceasarv :o nominate at li”U’ton C :;ii_StiKlio dinner music, lalk. 1:00— Dance orchestras. 8:00—Sliidio trio, mezzo-soprano. 315.6— KDKA. PITTSBURGH—950. will go to Bolton. ing Show. 6:15—T. V. V’astine’s band. 468.5— KFI, LOS ANGELES—640. Mrs. Wilbur Loveland and her yaO—W.IZ, variety hour. 11:00—N. B. C. Royal concert. lO uO—WJZ I’ollacU’s orchestra. 7:00—Pittsburgh U. address. husband will be assisted by a num­ 7:15-King Comfort’s enterlalninent. 12:00—Moore's concert orchestra. <61.3— WNAC. BOSTON-bbO. l:oo— Dance orchestras. ber of workers in placing the flow­ 7 (m_MolKin’s Irish serenaders. 7'45_\VJZ talk, sparkers, foresters, gloo—WJZ variety hour. 322.5— W H AS, LOU ISVI LLE—930. ers in the cemeteries. 8 :0 0 -Mason and Hamlin concert. 8:00—WEAF programs to 11:30. j,:;5,)_(.;<)Uunbia piograms to U:u0. 70:110—Ramblers happiness program. Following the meeting of April 70-:io— ICdwaid M. Power’s program. 336.9— WSM. NASHVILLE—890, 11:1 j —Three dunce orchestras. g:(ig_VVEAE troubadours orchesira. 16, George Rix the secretary of the 302.8—WGR. BUFFALO—990. 461.6— W CAE, PITTSBURGH—bbu. 7:00—Studio musical program. 9:30— W EAK orchesira, quarteL committee sent to Rev. Charles E. 6 :30—Two-piano recital. 10:30— Minstrel men’s Irolic, 7:30—Farm leliet, motor talks. 7:30— Uncle Gimbee; tali. Baker, who was the chaplain of his 8 :0 0 -W E A F programs (3'/4 hrs.) 11:15— Studio program. ll-jD — Von Surdam’s orchestra. 11:30— Maunakea Hawaiian serenaders company during the war Is now 545.1 —W M AK. BUFFALO—550. 11:30—Stanley organ recital. BUY 280.2—V7HAM. ROCHESTER—1070. 384.4— KGO, OAKLAND—780. chaplain of Drake Post, inviting 7:30—.Masie Connor, graphologist. 12:00— Western artists concert. 8:00_D ye diorehouse program. 6 :30—Stocks; talks; dinner music. him to be marshal, as it was known 7;4 ',_W J Z political talk. 1:00—Dance orchestra, songs. 8:30-Columliia programs hrs.) 336.9— KNX. OAKLAND—890. that it was his ambition AND Coat 8:00—Concert; studio program. 11:00—Arcadia band boys music. 11:00—Courtesy programs t2 hrs.) 428.3—WLW, CINCINNATI—fOO. 9:00—Studio entertainment. to be marshal of the parade 9:30—Eastman School recital. 1:00—Two dance orchestras. jj;0u _W J Z tjparkers orchestra. . 254.1—W RVA, RICHMOND— 1180. last year. Rev. Mr. Baker 8:30—Studio features. 10:30— WGY mi.\ed quartet. 379.6— W GY, SCHENECTADY—790. 8:00— Orchestr.a: travelogue; play. lives in the town of Stafford, re­ 9:00—Instrumental trio, tenor. 8:30—Singers Club of Virginia. 9:45—Studio entertainmenL 11:55—Time; weather; markets. mote from traveling facilities, and K jo i—Organist; Vagnliond’s orchestra 6:30—Studio musical program. 10: 15— I'ianist. soprano, orchestra. be replied to the letter, declining. 394.5_K0B, n e w MEXICO—760. SAVE 399.8—W TAM . CLEVELAND—750, 6:45—Agriculliiral program. 9:30— Music; bridge; music. After the reading of the letter 7:;;o—Gra.sselli feature hour. 7:30—Remington band recital. 8 :0 0 -W E A F Home Companion hour. 422.3— KPO, SAN FRANCISCO—?10. the nomination of Michael McDon- — at — 8:00—Bridge game; trappers. 11:00— N. B. C. enteilalnmcnls.

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. j,-'' ' ir^. f; WEDNESDAY, Alr’lcrL Z5, 1925. PAGB BIGHT lins and Mrs. Kaj^pn^> tie acted as toastmaster and after Hast Hartford; and MANCHESTER MASONS enjoying an excellent luncheon COLUMBIA G. Clavelaad - and Brn WAPPWG prepared by Walter Waddell he lins of Bast Hartford,' .. Campaign Portraits— Charles G. Dawes called on Deputy Brock and a num­ Death of Erwin, Collliis C. Collins of hiB ber of other brothers, who respond­ neral serviceB The JamiUes of Norman O. Hills GREET DIST. DEPUTY Erwin Collins died Monday eve­ ed In a happy vein. Visitors were ning at 9 o’clock after a two late residence CohmWa and Wilbur C. Hills have received present from Thompsonville, South ■Thursday afternoon at word of the death of their aunt, weeks’ illness. He was born in Co­ Capital Amazed A s Dawes Large Attendance as Deputy Windsor,------East Hartford, and Wll- lumbia March 25, 1880, the oldest Burial will be In Mrs. Franklyn Louis R. Brock Pays Official limantic. son of the late Warren and Ella J. tery. The loss of Mr. Collins w u Ohio. She was the bekeenly felt by the PeoP^f est brother of the late Wilbur Hills V isit. Collins. He was a member o f the First Congregational church of lumbia. His willingneM of this town, and at Loage, ino. his genial disposition and h f f ^ bered by the older residents of the Manchester Masons turned out FLORIDA FARMERS BREAK East Hartford, Orient Lodge, No. ''Bawls Out'" U. S. Senate FRUIT SHIPPING RECORD 62, A. F. & A. M.. ------of East Hart-1 ucipatlon in the many aeW U M or town, as she and her husband of­ 200 strong to greet District Deputy the community made for ten visited at the home of their Louis R. Brock of East Hartford on ford and Columbia Grange, P. of H., being assistant steward of that titude of friends, who are skddened brother. Mrs. Hills was eighty-five the occasion of his official visita­ by his untimely death. • - EDITOR’S NOTE— This, the 15th years old, she leaves four daugh­ tion to Manchester Lodge last eve­ Miami, Fla.— All records for the organization at the time of his In a series of Presidential Canrpaign ters, one son. ning. All regretted the sudden ill­ past 12 months in produce ship­ death. He was registrar of voters in Portraits written for The Herald and one great-grandchild, all or ness of Worshipful Master James ments north from Miami were shat­ Columbia, and had served on the A man without arms got married and NEA Service by Robert Talley, Sundusky, Ohio. She was a des­ McCaw, which prevented his being tered here in the past two weeks local board of assessors for sever­ ■ in Cleveland the other day. I^w In is the last of four articles on the cendant of Colonial ancestry, a present, but Past Master Harry R. when approximately 650 carloads of al years. He leaves four sisters. the worlu is going to defends him-, Miss Eva Collins. Miss Myrtle Col- career of Vice President Charles member of the D. A. R. and of the i Trotter presided and the work was vegetables and friut were shipped self? - Hi G. Dawes. Tomorrqw will begin the Methodist Episcopal Church, where carried on in excellent form. from the Miami district to north Columbla, and Miss Lura Collins of story of Frank 0. Lwden. Rev. Joseph E. Priestly is the pas­ The third degree was worked on and eastern markets. By ROBERT TALLEY tor. Mr. Priestly was formerly the Ward Dougan, who proved an ex­ These are the figures just an­ Washington, April 2,5.— So far pastor of the Methodist church at emplary candidate. After the de­ nounced by Robert Hunter, travel­ as history records, the only man Wapping. - gree work he received a Masonic ling passenger agent for the Mer­ who ever bawled out the U. S. Sen­ Seven from this village attended emblem, the presentation being chants and Miners Steamship Com­ ate to its-face is Vice .President the Hartford County Choral Club made by Past Master William pany. Despite one severe cold spe^i Charles G. Dawes. concert at Storrs last Sunday afte^ Walsh. The social session in the in the Everglades farmers produced Dawes did it on Inauguration noon. Rev. Truman H. Woodward, banquet hall was not the least en- uttuyucL 1 .0 ... 'V““thT'pvpnine’s nro-i a bumper crop and shipments will Day, March 4. 1925, when he and Miss Harriett Sharp, Mrs. Rosa D. President Coolidge rode in together Nevers and Sidney Stoughton sang S-am.^ Past Master Herman E. Mon- run heavy for an additional month. on the crest of the Republican land­ in the chorus. ^ slide. The outburst was as unex­ Mrs. George Willson and Mrs. THE pected as a cloudburst out of a Truman H. Woodward and daugh­ clear sky in the middle of the Sa­ ter, Joan, and Mrs. Frank 'W. hara desert. Congdon attended a reception In Prescription He Wrote The senators and congressmen connection with the one hundreth ‘ were there in their long-tailed anniversary of the Willimantic Con­ coats. The justices of the supreme gregational church Monday after­ in 1892 is the Worlti^s MOISTURE court were there in their flowing noon. black robes. The foreign diplomats Several dogs entered the chicken were there in brilliant full-dress yard of Mrs. George Hills last night uniforms, heavy with gold lace and and killed^ some of her flock of Most Popular Laxative given off by a Gas flame when you braid. The cabinet members were thirty heUs, and badly frightened there, the chiefs of the army, navy the rest. and marine corps were there and Mrs. Ernest Strong and little When Dr. Caldwell started to cook in a gas-fired oven has the .so was President Coolidge, who had daughter, Emily, of Hartford, will practice medicine, back in 1875. just taken his own oath outside. come tomorrow to spend the week­ the needs for a laxative were not same beneficial effect that the Everybody was waiting to hear end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. as great as they are today. People the formal speech of acceptance by George A. Collins. lived normal, quiet lives, ate plain, a new vice president, soon to be Miss Annette Burkhardt, who wholesome food, and got plenty of steam proving box has on bakery submerged in the four years of ob­ was ill the last three days of last fresh air and sunshine. But even that early there were drastic phy­ scurity for which this office had Vice l»resident Dawes as he looks in action week, spent the week-end at her cooking. been famous. home in Cromwell, she reutrned to sics and purges for the relief of her school duties on Monday, much constipation which Dr. Caldwell did Dawes began. Quickly he turned improved. not believe were good for human to scathing condemnation of the ened himself with the agricultural BIG DOUBLE BILL AT The High School class of girls beings to put into their system. So Senate rules. Eyes widened as west and the banking east when gave a miscellaneous shower for he wrote a prescription for a laxa­ Dawes gained speed, practically he succeeded in inducing senators to Miss Lois Stiles at her home last tive to be used by his patients. calling the senators a bunch of old pass the McNary-Haugen farm re­ THE STATE TOMORROW Saturday evening. The prescription for constipation This being so fossils for operating under anti­ lief bill and the McFadden banking Guy Smith and Howard Banford that he used early in his practice, quated procedure. Senator Jim bill. President Coolidge later killed motored to New Jersey for a visit and which he put in drug stores in Reed, Missouri, snickered and then the McNary-Haugen bill with a “ Girl In Every Port” and witli friends, over the week-end. 1892 under the name of Dr. Cald­ veto, but that did not detract from doubled up in convulsions of silent ‘Quality Street Are Fea­ Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Frink spent well’s Syrup Pepsin, is a liquid laughter. Dawes became hotter, and Dawes’ efforts to achieve its pas- the day last Sunday with relatives vegetable remedy, intended for liotter, louder and louder. Coolidge tures—“West Point” Shown In Springfield, Mass. women, children and elderly pe> looked uncomfortable: the gold- The conference at which Jhis was Today. Miss Louise Ludlum has return­ pie, and they need just such a Cook with Gas laced diplomats looked at the green arranged'was held in Dawies’ office. ed to her borne in South Windham mild, safe, gentle bowel stlmulaii: at age S3 carpet on the floor. ‘ T have asked you to come here, Two first-run features, never be­ for the summer. She has spent the as Syrup Pepsin. For- several hours after it was said Dawes, “ to see if you cannot fore shown together on a single winter in Hartford. Under successful management | and get the best results. over, indignant senators were busy bring these two measures to a vote. program, will be the unusual at­ Mrs. Robert A. Boardman and this prescription has proven issuing statements in reply. Jim 1 am not asking— ” traction at the State Theatre for to­ Mrs. Julia Pease represenTed the worth and i? now the largest sell- 1 It is particularly pleasing to Reed, when asked what he thought, A senator arose and obviousl.v morrow and Friday. They are South Windsor Mothers’ club at ing liquid laxative in the world. know that the most of it is bought quoted the old proverb, “ It is a started a long-winded speech. Victor McLaglen in “ A Girl In the Congress of Parent-Teacher The fact that millions of bottles are by mothers for themselves and the waste of lather to shave an ass." “ Sit down!” barked Dawes. Every Port,” and Marion Davies in Convention held In Waterbury last used a year proves that it has won children, though Syrup Pepsin Is Other senators said things equally “ There may not be cloture in the “Quality Street,” they rVill be offer­ week Thursffay and Friday. the confidence of people who need­ just as valuable for elderly people. ■unkind . Senate, but there is in my office.” ed in conjunction with a pleasing ed it to get relief from headaches, All drug stores have the generous And proceed they did. bottles. variety of short subjects. Only about 4400 of several mil­ biliousness, fiatulence, indigestion, But Dawes, coolly calculating Laughter, thrills and gay rom­ loss of appetite and sleep, bad We would he glad to have you Vice President Dawes is wealthy, lions of stars can be seen by the prove at our expense how much Dr. from the first had won. , Newspa­ ance are to he found in the Wil­ breath, dyspepsia, colds and fevers. per headlines from coast to coast a heavy investor in public utilities naked eye. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin can mean and the Pure Oil Company. For liam Fox production, “ A Girl In Millions of families are now nev­ The Manchester Gas Co. screamed with the vice president’s er without Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup to you and yours. Just write “ Syrup this reason he excused himself from Every Port.” This is the first pic­ Pepsin,” Monticello, Illinois, and attack on the Senate. That little ture in which Victor McLaglen ap­ Pepsin, and if you will once start known and less understood subject participation in arrangements for a wq will send you prepaid a FREE public utility investigation sought pears as a star in his own right. using it you will also always have of Senate cloture became a nation­ a bottle handy for emergencies. SAMPLE BOTTLE.— Adv. al topic. People began to discuss it by Senator Walsh, Montana. It is his reward for his remarkable as they would the weather or their Beneath the fire and brimstone performance as Captain Flagg in favorite murder trial. exterior of Dawes lies a home-lov­ “ What Price Glory.” and the And so, when Dawes later made ing man whose books, paintings doughty soldier of fortune and. speeches urging revision of the an­ and music are his delight. ^ He prize tighter of real life surpasses tiquated Senate rules and curbing shuns as many dinner invitations even his part in the great war epic of unlimited debate in the interest as his office will permit in order to which won him fame. of legislative efficiency, he faced in­ spend his evenings with his wife In addition to McLaglen the cast terested and informed audiences. and their two adopted daughters— includes eight leading...... —ladies, among Nothing has yet been done about Dana, 15, and Virginia, 13. Theic are such outstanding favor- it— a senator may speak until own daughter, Carolyn, is now the ites as Maria Casajuana, Natalie doomsday, if his voice holds out— wife of a former classmate of jovee, Louise Brooks and Leila but as the result of Dawes "super- Dawes’ son, who was drowned in Hvams. Robert Armstrong is seen salesmanship” the country now un­ 1912. in'^the role of McLaglen’s pal. The f. o. b .. derstands. The memory of Rufus Fearing story deals with a sailor who, as the factory Dawes still lives in his father. title reveals, has “ a girl in every All through General Dawes’ war Dawes entered into the prosaic! port.” obscurity of a vice president, his diary one finds tender references Those who scoff at motion pic­ MONUMENTS to him, the wistful hope that he sole duty being to preside over the tures as an art should see Marion Senate. Custom does not permit the might have lived. The monuments that Dawes has erected in his boy’s Davies in “ Quality Street,” and Grave markers and orna­ -presiding officer to make a speech then well weigh their words. Miss nor does it allow him to cast a memory are the Rufus Fearin.g mental stone work of every de­ Dawes hotels for working men in Davu-s proves conclusively that vote except in event of a tie. none of the quaintness of Sir James scription. A short time later the president’s Chicago and Boston. There the nomination of Charles Beecher man who is out of a job can get a Barrie’s heroine has hoeii lost, in Warren as attorney general came clean bed for a dime and a full its transition to the screen. It might up for Senate confirmation. The meal for a quarter. well be said that Barrie wrote this Gadella & Ambrosini nomination was bitterly contested In the evenings Dawes often im­ opus for Marion Dayies. were we and the vote was a tie. provises for hours on the piano in not reminded of the exceptionally Shop at East end of Bissell St. Where was Dawes? A senator his home. fine work done in the same role was acting as presiding officer and Perhaps, in >is musings, the vice upon the stage by Maude Adams. Near East Cemetery* Ij the vice president was missing. His president dreams of a day when Tonight only, the State is pre­ vote was needed to break the dead­ the family circle will gather in the senting, by popular demand, the Telephone 1168-12 lock. evening round the famous gold pi­ special return engagement of_ Wil­ After frantic search Dawes was ano in the White House after a liam Haines in “West Point.” found at his home— peacefully tak hard day’s work in the executive ing an afternoon nap. He sped to office with Its great circular walls Manchester the Capitol in a taxi but arrived too where Roosevelt, Taft, Wilson, The Pamir table-land In Tibet late. Another vote had been taken Harding and Coolidge have labored. is called the “ roof of the world. and Warren’s hopes of being attor- Who knows? A perch, as a measure of length, Auto Top Co. ' ney general of the United States is five and one-half yards long. had died forever. The unit of currency in Greece Magnificent new smartness . . . a big brute of TOMOAr OW: The story of We Feature is called the drachma. By one stroke Dawes strength- Frank O. Lowden. Sport Model Auto Tops a Pikes Peak Motor. . . the great safety of Slip Covers Westinghouse Brakes . . . and the famous Carpets for Ail Cars Have You Forgotten No Job too big or small. "One Shot’' chassis lubricating system ..... We can do any Job from tlie chassis np. house Vacuum Brakes make tlds car phenome­ ERFS news—big news—good news—to ^very nally easy to stop. 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FA G S SIG H T lins and Mrs. Raymond tie acted as toastmaster and after Hast Hartford; “ V***!lSt * W e o l- enjoying an excellent luncheon G. Cleveland. and MANCHESTER MASONS prepared by Walter Waddell he COLUMBIA lins of East Hartford, ahd H » W t Oampaisrn Portraits—Charles G. Dawes WAPPWG called on Deputy Brock and a num­ Death of Erwin, Collins C. ColUns of WllUmanUc. W e jj- GREET DIST. DEPUTY ber of other brothers, who respond­ Erwin Collins died Monday eve­ neral services ^ The famlUeB of Norman 0. Hilia ed in a happy vein. 'Visitors were ning at 9 o’clock after a two late residence on Columbia O w n and Wilbur C. HlUs have received present from Thompsonvllle, South weeks’ Illness. He was born In Co^- Thursday afternoon at * o^ oo^ word of the death of their aunt, Larjre Attendance as Deputy ] Windsor, East Hartford, and Wll- lumbia March 25, 1880, the oldMt ,Burial will be In Columbia c®®^, Capital Amazed As Dawes Mrs. Franklyn Hills of Sundusky, tery. The loss of Mr. ColUns wIU Ohio. She was the widow of the old­ Louis R. Drock Pays Official iimantic. son of the late Warren and Ella J. Collins. He was a member of the be keenly felt by the people, of est brother of the late Wilbur HiUs V isit. First Congregational church of lumbia. His willlngnew \o-he\v. of this town, and will be remem­ his genial dlsposIUon and h^ p»r bered by the older residents of the Manchester Masons turned out FLORIDA FARMERS BREAK East Hartford, Orient Lodge, No. *^Bawls Out^^ U, S» Senate FRUIT SHIPPING RECORD 62, A. F. & A. M., of East Hart­ ticipatlon In the many acUvltles of town, as she and her husband of­ 200 strong to greet District Deputy ford and Columbia Grange, P. of the community made for bi™ h ®Ul ten visited at the home of their Louis R. Brock of East Hartford on H., being assistant steward of that titude of friends, who'are saddened brother. Mrs. Hills was eighty-five the occasion of his official visita- by his untimely death. > • ‘ EDITOR’S NOTE— This, the 15th years old, she leaves four daugh­ tion to Manchester Lodge last eve­ Miami, Fla.—All records for the organization at the time of his death. He was registrar of voters in In a series ol Presidential Campaign ters, one son, ning. All regretted the sudden ill­ past 12 months In produce ship­ Portraits written for The Herald and one great-grandchild, all or ness of Worshipful Master James ments north from Miami were shat­ Columbia, and had served on the A man without arms got married and NEA Service by Robert Talley. Sundusky, Ohio. She was a des­ McCaw, which prevented his being tered here in the past two weeks local board of assessors for sever­ in Cleveland the other day. in Is the last of four articles on the cendant of Colonial ancestry, a present, but Past Master Harry R. when approximately 650 carloads of al years. He leaves four sisters. the worlc. is going to delen-' It. using it you will also always have of Senate cloture became a nation­ bottle handy for emergencies. SAMPLE BOTTIjE.—Adv. al topic. People began to discuss it by Senator Walsh, Montana. It is his reward for his remarkable as they would the weather or their Beneath the fire and brimstone performance as Captain Flagg in favorite murder trial. exterior of Dawes lies a home-lov­ “What Price Glory.” and the And so, when Dawes later made ing man whose books, paintings doughty soldier of fortune and. speeches urging revision of the an­ and music are his delight. He prize tigliter of real life surpasses tiquated Senate rules and curbing shuns as many dinner invitations even his part in the great war epic of unlimited debate in the interest as his office will permit in order to which won him fame. of legislative efficiency, he faced in­ spend his evenings with his wife In addition to McLaglen the cast terested and informed audiences. and their two adopted daughters— includes eiglit leading ladies, among Nothing has yet been done about Dana, 15, and Virginia, 12. Theig^ whom are such outstanding favor­ it—a senator may speak until own daughter, Carolyn, is now the ites as Maria' Casajuana, Natalie doomsday, if his voice holds out— wife of a former classmate of Joyce, Louise Brooks and Leila but as the result of Dawes “super- Dawes’ son, who was drowned in Ilyams. Robert Armstrong is seen salesmanshlp” the country now un­ 1912. in the role of McLaglen’s pal. The f. o. b . . derstands. The memory of Rufus Fearing story deals with a sailor who, as the factory Dawes still lives in his father. title reveals, has “a girl in every All through General Dawes’ war Dawes entered into the prosaic port.” obscurity of a vice president, his diary one finds tender references Those who scoff at motion pic­ MONUMENTS sole duty being to preside over the to him, the wistful hope that he tures as an art should see Marion Senate. Custom does not permit the might have lived. The monuments Davies in “Quality Street,” and Grave markers and orna­ presiding officer to make a speech that Dawes has erected in his boy’s memory are the Rufus Fearing then well weigh their words. Miss mental stone work of every de­ nor does it allow him to cast a Davies proves conclusively that vote except in event of a tie. Dawes hotels for working men in scription. ■ A short time later the president’s Chicago and Boston. There the none of the quaintness of Sir James nomination of Charles Beecher man who is out of a job can get a Barrie’s heroine has been lost in Warren as attorney general came clean bed for a dime and a full its transition to the screen. It might up for Senate confirmation. The meal for a quarter. well he said that Barrie wrote this Gadella & Ambrosini nomination was bitterly contested In the evenings Dawes often Im­ opus for Marion Dayies. were we and the vote was a tie. provises for hours on the piano In not reminded of the exceptional y Shop at East end of Bissell St. Where was Dawes? A senator his home. fine work done in the same role was acting as presiding officer and Perhaps, in lis musings, the vice upon the stage liy Maude Adams. Near East Cemetery. the vice president was missing. His president dreams of a day when Tonight only, the State is pre­ vote was needed to break the dead the family circle will gather in the senting, by popular demand, the Telephone 1168-12 lock. evening round the famous gold pi­ special return engagement of^ Wil­ After frantic search Dawes was ano in the White House after a liam Haines in “West Point. ’ found at his home—peacefully tak­ hard day’s work in the executive ing an afternoon nap. He sped to office with its great circular walls Manchester the Capitol in a taxi but arrived too where Roosevelt, Taft, Wilson, The Pamir table-land in Tibet late. Another vote had been taken Harding and Coolidge have labored. is called the “roof of the world.” and Warren’s hopes of being attor­ Who knows? A perch, as a measure of length, Auto Top Co. ney general of the United States is five and one-half yards long, had died forever. 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- \ . ed a farewell reception tendered LSADINQ LEAGUE HITTERS Mr. and Mrs. Thomas H. Warnock National Leagne ture is assured the Beethoven of Meriden, and Clarence N. Brown Mr. Lillie and his family In Willi­ Club. mantic on Sunday. About 35 were Grantham, P irates...... ,.471 FILMS Gloria Trumpeters HEBRON of Dansville, N. Y. Mr. Brown Is BEETHOVENS TAKE a native of the town, being a son present Including Willimantic mem- Bell, Boston ...... 464 MURRAY’ The Gloria Trumpeters of New Developed and A hearing was held at the town of the late Newell S. Brown. b0rs« Douthit, St. Louis ...... 442 "Correct— York are a quartet of young wom­ Professor Beraent and family and Purdy, Cincinnati ...... 405 en with a national reputation. In hall Friday evening before Justice 'Ihe minstrel show which was Printed But foexpenslYe” LONG STEP AHEAD C. B. Jones in the case of Edward presented at the town hall here re­ Professor Saunders and family, also Hornsby, B oston...... 393 constant demand for broadcasting a trained nurse, visited the Hope- leader A Year Ago and concert work it was extremely R. Newhall, of Lynn, Mass., charg­ cently by local talent from the Con­ FRAMING ed with reckless driving in which gregational church, is to be given vale Private- School recently. In­ Hornsby, New York ...... 463 fortunate that the club was able to specting the school and spending a American League get them. Their numbers, ranging the death of jdseph Vertefeuville at Gilead Hall Wednesday evening. of All Kinds of Willimantic aged 66, was caused The play given by the Gilead young day or two In the village. Professor Duracher, New Y o r k ...... 444 Closing Concert of Season from simple themes as “ Mighty Lak Bement is educational supervisor Easterling, D etroit...... 4 2 4 a Rose,” to grand opera, gained April 2, on the Amston-Colchester folks “ Two Days to Get Married,” hearty applause and a demand for road. Attorney John King of Willi­ is to be given at the town hall, at for the district. Meusel, New York ...... 41 Shows Marked Advance several encores. Very appealing mantic appeared for the defendant Hebron Center, Friday evening J. Sewell, Cleveland ...... 396 • ’ j ' was their offering, “ Serenade,” by and Richard Hubbard, of Gilead, next. Cobb, Philadelphia...... 387 Studio Drigo, with a rythm reminiscent acted in the capacity of Grand Jur­ Owing to illness, Mrs. Della Por­ Leader A Year Ago Today 6> Pearson’s Singers. of the lover in Spain telling forth or, represented the interests of the ter was unable to act as organ­ HAUSCHILD-DIMLOW Simmons, Philadelphia ...... 462 his heart’s love to his beloved. A pa’intiff.' The town hall was well ist at the (3ongregatlonal church very different theme was the well filled with Interested listeners. on Sunday. Miss Caroline E. Kel- Morris J. Roy of Willimantic driver Despite the storm, an audience known “ Pilgrim’s Chorus,” by log, organist at St. Peter’s church, A pretty wedding took Pl^®® On the crest of the Muottas Mu- of 650 persons attended the con­ Wagner, in which the predominat­ of the truck from -which Mr. look her place at the noon service, this morning at 10 o’clock o-t St. rail. near St. Moritz, Switzerland, cert given by the Beethoven Glee ing phrases were artistically por­ Vertefeuille alighted just before be­ the hours of service at the two James’ church when Florence Dim- i.s a hotel whose window lights at Club at High school hall, last night. trayed. Their offering included six ing struck by the car, was called churches not conflicting, as at pres- low, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. night have often been mistaken for Advs on Pages Id ll 4)nly three years in existence, this numbers and two encores. They upon to give a resume of the facts, sent arranged. Georg© Dimlow of 54 Walnut street stars, so high is It above the town. organization possesses an enthusi­ make a beautiful stage appearance and a lad in his employ who was The regular Christian Endeavor was married to Paul Hauschild, asm that is sure to bring the re­ in Grecian classical costumes of driving with him and witnessed the , services were omitted at the son of Mr. and Mrs. Julius Haus­ sults its singers are aiming at, per­ white silk. accident, also gave testimony. The Hebron and Gilead churches Sun­ child of Midtlle Turnpike. Rev. Wil­ fection. Earl Beilis, Worcester, was the facts were established that the de­ day evening to allow those who liam Reldy performed the cere­ tenor soloist, and was delightful in The ushers last night were young ceased hesitated in the road after wished to hear the Easter cantata mony. women members of the G Clef club, his two numbers in addition to his hearing the horn of the approach­ part in “ Heah Dem Bells.” His se­ given at the Gilead church by the Johanna Hauschild, sister of the kindred organization, and in their ing car, stepped bs^ck and then sud­ combined choirs of Colchester and groom, was bridesmaid, and Harry newly acquired concert dresses, lections were “ Serenade,” by denly went forward again to cross Toselli, and “ Sunset,” by Korling. Westchester, under the leadership Dimlow, brother of the bride, was SmartShop they added a picture effect to the the road. lie was carried a little Each number is admirably adapted of Mrs. W. D. Seyms of Colchester. groomsman. function. distance on the radiator of the car In spite of the stormy evening the The bride was gowned In rose “ Always Something New” The program composed a variety to his type of voice and was inter­ which struck him and thrown off preted delightfully. His voice is attendance was good and the can­ pink georgette, trimmed with Im- State Theatre BuUding South Manchester of themes, evidently chosen to ca­ into the ditch, death occurring in­ tata well received. i ported lace. She wore a hat to ter to all types of concert goers, tender and soft in tone and of stantly. Complete testimony was peculiarly pleasurable quality. His Elder C. P. Lillie preached his match and carried a shower bou­ A New Arrival of and, as their reception showed, not given as the trial was in the farewell sermon at the last Sabbath quet of bridal roses and lilies of chosen wisely. The audience was dictun is eiact and enunciation dis­ tinct, while his shading and ex­ nature of a formality and the case Day meeting of the Seventh Day the valley. The bridesmaid ♦'jre enthusiastic and generous with ap­ was held over to come up before Adventist in Hopevale. Elder Lil­ old blue georgette with hat to Crochet Viscas plause. pressiveness are admirable. He is a “ natural” type of singer. “ Sunset” the next term of the Criminal lie has been located in Willimantic match and carried butterfly roses. SPRING Excellent Start was given with a descriptive feel- ^ Court, probable cause being found. for the past year. He is to move After the ceremony, a wedding Hair Braids The opening number was the well ing that carried one away to the The defendant was kept under to Brier, Mass., in the Berkshire breakfast was served at the home known item from Handel s Sam­ valley of dreams. Mr. Beilis was bonds of $2,000, furnished by Dr. Hills, and is expected that he will of the bride. Mr. and Mrs. Haus­ DRESSES Bangkoks son,” “ Let Their Celestial Concerts required to respond to an impera­ A. L. Stebbins of Colchester at the| continue his circuit preaching. A child left later on a wedding trip. All Unite,” with accompaniment by tive recall. time of the accident. The other number of Hopevale members of They will reside in a -newly furnish­ Lace Tuscans ed home at 684 Middle Turnpike. . piano, and the Gloria Trumpeters. The club is to be congratulated. young men who were riding in the the Adventist denomination attend- Special in a This stirring introductory theme On every hand it was conceded that car, all of whom were students at ■was exceedingly ■well received, and this group of musicians is making Colby College, Me., were present, Thursday Friday New Assortment paved the way for succeeding suc­ good. one of them being Lucius Stebbins, cessful numbers. Miss Eva M. Johnson, as accom­ a son of Dr. Stebbins. So far as is Saturday The next item was the now well panist, carried out her part in a known this is the first fatal auto­ know “ Londonderry Air,” to a poem highly commendable manner. mobile accident to occur in the by Katherine Lyman, in which ex­ town of Hebron. There have been cellent harmonies were brought few serious automobile accidents of A v o i d out. PUPILS TO PRESENT any kind here with this exception. A group of three Swedish num­ The “ Go-To-It” 4-H Dairy Club bers stood out prominently, in par­ held a meeting Friday, April 20, 2 for $15.00. ticular the “ Mitt Hemland.” An In- IRISH FAIRY P U Y at the home of Truman C. Ives. financial problem s ■ terpretation of this, always beloved Nine qjepibers, two associate mem­ '' Swedish number, was offered that bers, and one visitor were present. Prints ' produced an appeal much beyond Jghth District Students Also Leroy , Kinney, president, took average. In its shading and grad­ T roublesom e financial Flat Crepes uations of expression it was a dis­ to Show Workings of Juve­ charge, and Mr. Gaylord, County tinct pleasure to hear. nile Court. leader, assisted in the program. problems cannot exist Georgettes Three Negro spirituals gave the Initiation is in preparation for two club opportunity to demonstrate “ The Seven Old Ladies of Laven­ associate members to be given at with ready cash. Washable Silks possibilities wfthin its scope. These der Town,” an Irish Fairy play in the next, meeting and the club will items were .among the best fea­ two acts, and “ Young Ameflca,” a then have attained the three re­ You can eliminate worries Plenty of tures. modern story of juvenile court pro­ quired meetings which will give it Large Head Sizes. the proper standing as a member of by living within your in­ In “ Swing Low” the solo part cedure will be given by the Civic Great — also — • was taken charmingly by Albert League of the Eighth District on the general organization. An in­ come and having a reserve Pearson. His is a pleasing and mel­ Thursday evening in the Hollister teresting paper on “ Common Di­ low bass voice and he used it in street assembly hall at eight seases of Dairy Cattle,” was read for emergencies. Pretty Line of this number with excellent taste. o’clock- by Mrs. T. C. Ivse and discussed by R eduction Another spiritual which made a The Civic League play is always the class. Songs were practiced in A balance in the bank puts CHILDREN’S ^ hit was “ Heah Dem Bells,” with a great event in the school year. preparation for Achievement Meet­ you on the safe side. baritone solo taken by Rudolf The students who are taking part ing, which will take place in the HATS Swanson, and tenor solo by Earl and the committee in charge have near future. It was voted that the Beilis. Jubilant and rousing this worked hard to make this year’s rotary cup given by the American Start a Savings Account today Spring Coats i- song was exceptionally well re- production a credit to the organiza­ Legion for the best club work of ’ ceived. Both soloists and chorus tion which it represents and they the year 19 27, and won by the Go- - gave an Interpretation that wae are promising a good evening’s en­ To-It Club, shall be placed in the and Suits MURRAY’S ' greeted with hearty applause. tertainment. The proceeds are us­ public library at Hebron Green for State Theater Building Finale a Triumph ed for the “ Eighth District Stu­ the year. The final number on the pro­ dent,” the school news paper, and Gilead Young People gave their gram, “ Siberia” by Starke, was the for the various prizes needed dur­ play “ Two Days to Marry,” at The Savings Bank of Manchester choral feature of the program and ing the year. Mansfield Friday evening before a SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN. in it the chorus showed a degree The plays are being presented good house. Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell of choral adaptability that was sur- under the direction of Miss Mary were among those attending from priijig and carried the audience McFarland. this place. „ . Read Herald Advs away. Although the concluding Arthur Barber, colored, died at number on the program, it had to the Manchester Memorial hospital be given again. The descriptive ac­ Sunday, April 22, aged 73. He had count portrays “ Dawn slowly aris­ been in ill health for more than a ing, over a group of wretched ex- ■ year, caused by heart trouble. He lies, on their way to Siberia, with I “Shakespeare” at was a native of Hebron and was the cruel Cossacks starting them the son of Lyman and Caroline on their journey, to the lash of the (Peters) Barber, also of Hebron. whip, and the knout, with ex­ Mr Barber is the last of the des­ Tomorrow Only! tremes of brutalities, until the vic­ Conran s Tonight tims assume in their torture that cendants of Caesar Peters, a slave even God is dead.” Around this boy owned by the Rev. Samuel theme is built up a composition Frank McKerver, better known Peters in pre-Revolutionary days, We have made arrangements to have that opens a wide field for dra­ as “ Shakespeare” in the pocket resident in this town. Many des­ cendants of this line live in other TIRES matic interpretation. The opportu­ billiards world, will make his sec­ nity was taken advantage of by Mr. ond public appearance in Manches­ towns in the state or through New A HUDNUT REPRESENTATIVE » Pearson arih his “ boys” in a mas­ ter in less than a week when he England, however. The funeral terly manner. gives an exhibition tonight at Con­ will be held at St. Peter’s cemetery, in our Miss Eleanor Willard, well ran’s pool and bowling establish­ Wednesday at 10:30 a. m., known soprano, in the solo part ment at the north end. commital service at the grave. The TOILET GOODS DEPARTMENT had alloted to -her a work of ex­ Noted for his one hand shots on Rev T. D. Martin will officiate. treme difficulty, and her rendition which he holds the cue stick in the Recent visitors in the town were earned for her very hearty com­ air, not allowing it to touch any­ ALL DAY TOMORROW mendation for her artistry and thing, McKerver gives an exhibition talent. At times the pitch of dra­ of fancy and trick shots that is The McGovern Granite Co. Thursday matic intensity reached by soloist worth going a long way to see. He and chorus was thrilling. This is also a finger ball artist. MEMORIALS number was chorally the event of He gave a pretty classy exhibi­ xnmaiiana^i the evening. Miss Willard at the tion the other night at the Park C. W. HARTENSTEIN conciusloh of the number, (as was Get A Ticket—Only 12 Days Left Billiards and our advice to north TeL 1021 also Miss Eva M. Johnson,) was end “ sharks” is to steer clear of presented with a handsome bou­ McKerver in a one-ball game. He 140 Summitt St. quet, a deserved compliment. can bank the one ball into the side Free / If you are looking for a good buy we have almost a full line of popular makes in The club by last night’s wofk troin almost any angle. factory seconds which we stand in back of to the limit. These tires are all Heavy showed that it is not satisfied with At eight o’clock, McKerver will the progress made in former years play Herb Wright a hundred point but is striving to excel. This was Second Mortgage Duty. Satisfaction guaranteed or your money back. Please understand they are shown by very marked improve­ match playing all of his shots one ment in most of its work. The 6on- hand. Money low in price and are not the third or fourth line of ainy tire company. „ ductor, Helge Pearson, has around him a group of energetic and en- IF HE HAD ENOUGH Now On Hand thuisastlc young muBicians, who are doing creditable work, and at BeiBle. Would you marry a Arthur A. Knofla each new appearance show Bigna of Bpendthrlft? material progress. By continuing Betty: It would depend oin how 87S Main St. on these lines a most_^uccessful fu­ much he had to spend.— Tlt-Blts. Phone 782-2. Factory This lovely tilvar-fliilsiMd 29x4.40, reg. K en t ...... $6.50 30x3)4 G & J ...... '...... $3.90 GEO. A. JOHNSON Dainty Powder Sifter—as 30x3)4 Hood H . T.....'... .$7,50 Civil Engineer and Surveyor 29x4.40 Hood Over. ______$9.50 exquisite little powder csso HOME COMFORT Residence 677 East Center Street 31x4 Fisk ...... $11.50 1 I Telephone 200. 29x4.75 F isk ...... $9.50 s ' i 3 ^ I tiiirctti be slipped iirto year 3 2x 4Fisk ...... $13.50 I Insured by Distinctive | 30x5.00 Fisk . . $12.50 Lehigh Goal 33x4 F is k ...... ™.. $13.75 hand bif. HARD WHITE ASH 31x5.25 Fisk ...... $14.00 32x4)4 Fisk ...... $16.50 I WINDOW SCREENS | NO BETTER WItk • v r y parchss* THREE FLOWERS EACE POWDER 32x6.00Fisk . . . ___ .... $15.50 33x4)4 Fisk ...... _____ $16.75 I Our, better made Window Screens over- | c a s h p r i c e s i , , , ______1 ______i .QTrtVF. 33x6.00 Fisk ...... $17.50 3 4 x 4 )4 F is k ...... $17.00 I .come troublesome seasonal annoyance.s. | STOVE ...... $15.00 I Learn more about Better Made Window | CHESTNUT ... $14.75 Flat Tire Out of Gas Battery Trouble I Screens. 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Extra charges 50c a ton for coal carried in. Campbell i The Manchester Lumber Co. f Comer Main St. and Middle Tompibas I Harry £• Seaman I VPlMBI. 201 I Cl' , 256 Center St. ' MANCHiOTai (CONN.) irVNNlNG H E K A t D . WEDNESDAY, AEKIE Z5,1928. p a g s t e n f e a t u r e A R T IC I® a b o u t interesting WOMEN l a t e s t f a s h io n h in t s b y f o r e m o s t AXrrHOBlTIES THE ^^Ideal Fashions Life’s Niceties

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course! wev© oeat it party to give? man who was struggling f 2. W h o receives? Stone could voice another harah before. Listen, honey! Stop cry­ THIS wAii HAPPmra® the steps leading to the platform. ing and listen. Go to the dress 3. Is the bridegroom-to-De complaint, the slng-Bong v^ce “It was her/” The “country w(> ■AUCiT FOKD, 16, •which “Princess Lalla used was tent, get your make-up off, change present ? state orpkanmKe elaee eke^gw man," whom Sally had recognized your clothes and make a small fear, le “latmed oat” to requesting “ze ladee’’ to sit down instantly as a “schlllei," an em­ The Answers CABSON, who atao In the chair opposite. bundle of things you’ll need, and g 1. An informal tea. NASH, athlete and etadent. ploye of the circus, extremely us^ I’ll join yon there, just outside the J ■aauner work. When C a n o n But what should she tell ful In just such emergencies, shook 2. The engaged girl he O aTld’e door flaps, in not more than 10 g makes remarks *hoat _ Stone, with whose personality and an angry forefinger in Mrs. Stone s friendship lor Sally, minutes. I’ve got to get my money, g ™ 3. He comes in towards the end Aim a cmshlnK blow. history she had been astounded fa'ce. “ She’s got it rjsht 12 years? If she dared to read there in her hands! The gall of from Pop Bybee—" g of the afternoon with the oth r “He’ll stop you!” Sally ivailed g as cook's helper ®***^.“ “past, present and future with her! Standing right by me, she -Princess I.nlla,’' crystal despairingly. “He’ll make us both M In Capital City, location ol tto any degree of accuracy, the matron was, before she come up here to irphanage, Sally Is «««*“»««* would be startled into obsemng get her fortune told. Stole my stay—” I In olden days they used toJtiss when the orphans <*®»P *“ • the “seeress” with those purse, she did, right outa my “Nothing can stop me,” he prom- g and make up: now the make-up eroned by a beaatlfal “1'*“/ Ised her grimly. “And he’ll give g Bonntitnl." eves of hers. If she went too wide hands—” comes ahead of everything. verts attention and of the mark In generalities, Mrs. “This is my purse!” Mrs. Stone me my money, too, if I have to = Sally learns from ABTHCB Stone was entirely capable ral^ take it a^way from him. But it’ll be g h o r n s , handsome easterner, who ot shrilled, her face suddenly strutted annoys Sally with his Ing a disturbance which would ruin with blood. “I never heard of any­ all right. Now run, and for heav- = that the “Lady business for the rest of the day. en’s sake, darling, don’t let these | ENID BARR, wile ol a wealthy thing so brazen in my life! It’s “Well, what do you see--if any­ my purse and I can prove it is. ‘rubes’ see you crying. Smile for g N o M ore G as ^*in \^^her state Sally *«**■ thing?’’ Mrs. Stone demanded an- She turned menacingly toward Gus, David," he coaxed, tilting her chin | more secure and she and with a forefinger. When her Ups | A go nbont the town srily- who was looking from one angry That gave Sally her cue. Bend- woman to another as if greatly wavered uncertainly, he bent swift- ^ In S tom ach ont lear ol police. David ly and kissed her. ‘Toor little | her a sapphire ensra»ement ring. Ing low over the crystal, so that embarrassed and perplexed. One night as Sally sits *»«*®J® her face was within a few Inches sweetheart! There’s nothing to be | crystal reading lortnnes. she is “Reckon I’d better call the con­ afraid of. Gus wiU see that the | stunned to see coming of that of the woman who sat op­ stable and let him settle this Transfer and B ow els the stiff, corseted figure which posite her, with only the crystal ‘Schillers’ give us plenty of time, | she knew so well during those thing,” he said apologetically. even if he has to call In a real cop | If you wish to be stand between them, she pretend­ , 12 years In the state orphanagfe, “Im a deppity sheriff,” a man and have Mrs. Stone arrested on | 2006 Heved of gas In atom at* and Mrs. Stone, the matron. ed to peer into the depths of the called loudly from the audience. take Baalmann’s (Us NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY glass ball. Then slowly she be­ a fake charge. Now, walk to the | are prepared especlaUy lor s t^ c h Make way for the law!” dress tent, and I’U be there before | and all the baS effects resulting from CHAPTER XXXVI gan to shake her head regretfully. The awe-stricken and happily Has pressure. you’re ready.” | enawlns feeling at Ae OALLY felt as if her flesh were “Princess Lalla 1s so-o-o sor-ree thrilled crowd parted obediently to 4 That empty, —the small, sing-song voice was When Sally reached the dress | pit' of the stomati m5- ^ shriveling upon her bones. An let a fat man with a silver star on hnaious. nervous feeling wij* raised a bit, so that Gus, who had his coat lapel pass majestically to­ tent she found “Pitty Sing = pltatlon will vanish, and yaa be able to take a deep breath without actual numbness spread from her strolled leisurely across the plat­ ward the platform. Sally knew him, perched on her bed, her tiny fin- ^ gers busy counting a sheaf of bills | discomfort. shoulders to her fingertips. In form to take his stand behind Sal­ too, as a “Schiller” whose princi­ That drowsy, ale py faellaff after that was almost as large as her | dinner will bo repla

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MAJSCHiSSTEB altitude wltlmut that Pass Booh No. 3631 of The vince yourself of this remarkable sacrifice of gas or ballast. 'The Manchester orders shoes-hoslery direct to near­ bargain offer. Call 1717. Home Bank and Trust Company has er. Good Income. Permanent. WrUe •ba,g is horizontally divided into two Evening Herald beer lost, and the owner thereof has nqw for free book made application for new book. All Real Estate for Exchange ro Thursday night, at Cheney hall, parts. The upper chamber Is tn- Tanners Shoe Mfg. Co. ^ 1610-4 C St,, Phone Your Want Ads the Epworth League of the S. M. Classified Advertisements persons are warned against pur­ Boston, Mass. ■ ______fiated with gas and- hermetically Count six averag# words to a line. chasing or negotiating said book, POR SALE OR EXCHANGE property E. church will present the comedy sealed so that none of the .gaa can Initials, numbers and abbreviations, and if found same should be return­ BIG PAY JOBS OPEN IN THE AU’TO To The In town, in good locality. What have three acts, ‘‘Come >put of the ed to said bank. ______in escape. Through the lower cham­ each count as a word and compond FIELD, No layoffs, no strikes, learn you to offer? Wm. KanehL Telephone Kitchen.” The object is to raise ber circulates hot air which is gen­ words as two words. Minimum cost In few weeks how to earn from 1776, LOST—?20 BILL between Blssell $40.00 to $75.00 per .week. The op­ money to complete a pledge made erate by the action of chemicals on is price of three lines. street and State Theater, Reward. portunity of a lifetime. Write to­ in aid of the building fund of the platinum. The heat in the air “ ‘1®“ Iilne rates per day for transient Return State Soda Shop. day for BIG FREE BOOK and re­ church. markable tuition offer including chamber can be increased or di­ ads * 2 Evening Herald BARNARD PUPILS TO Among those taking part in the minished and the balloon thus ' Effectlye March 17, 1827 Announcements board and railroad ffte. Address J. production are several yo.Ung plaiy- Cash Charge H. MeSweeney, 500 .MeSweeney Auto lowered or elevated. , S Consecutive Days m 7 ctsl 9 ots NOTICE—POSITIVE cure to all suf­ Shops, Cincinnati, Ohio, or Cleve- ers who have already made good In Lightning and wind are Dodin s 9 ctsl 11 cts amateur theatricals, and with their 3 Consecutive Days . ferers of . rheumatism, neuralgia, ^Offio. ^ nnor Jun-n-riJi runju-uinj-Ln GIVE LONG PROGRAM only concern. He believes airplanes X Day 11 ctsl 13 cts sciatia, and lumbago. For free riial experience plus excellent coaching All orders for irregular insertions treatment write Box A, Herald office. Situations Wanted— Female 88 and a praiseworthy, attention to re­ and balloons run the same danger will be charged at the one-time rate. Call 664 hearsals the success of the produc­ of lightning while air currents in Special rates for long term every STEAMSHIP TICKETS—all parts of m id d l e -a g e d l a d y desires child Four Plays Included in the An­ the South Atlantic render a balloon day advrtising glvn upon request. the world. Ask for sailing lists and tion is assured. Ads ordered for-three or six days rates. Phone 750-2, Robert J, Smith, to care for, either for day only or nual Exercises of 8th Grade Effective stage properties have crossing from Casablanca to Brazi ■and stopped before^the third fifth for both day • and night. Call 48 And Ask for 1009 Main street. Winter street ______■ Boys and Girls. been obtained to give the requisite a mere jaunt. day will be charged only for the ac atmosphere. To' those attending an tual number of times the ad appear­ WANTED—ALL KINDS of plain sew­ Tell Her What You Want ed, charging at the rate earned, but Automobiles for Sale 4 An elaborate program has been evening of good clean and whole­ GEN. WBANGEIj DEAD ing work called for and delivered. Brussels, April 25.— Baron Peter .no allowances or refunds can b® made Telephone 475-2. Mrs. Caroline Mc­ prepared for presentation tonight some entertainment is assured, as tm six time ads stopped after the FOR SALE—1920 SEVEN PASSEN­ Wrangel, leader of the Russian GER Chandler Sedan, run 33,000 Connell, 20 Ashworth street.______She will take your ad. help you in the High school assembly hall there is lots of fun in the play, and and see that it is properly inserted. Bill will be nfailed much mystery as to how various White Army that made war agalii“t '"'^No'^ani forbids” ; display lines noti miles, good repair, good pbber, WANTED—IRONING OR any other by the eighth grade pupils from the good upholstering, 5150. H. Morgan, same day allowing you until seventh day after insertion embarrasing situations will be the Red Army in Southern Russia steady work by middle-aged woman. Barnard school. Whereas last year in 1920, died here today. He had ®°The Herald will not be responsible ’phone 69S, 42 Bigelow street.______Best of references. Apply 95 South overcome. for more than one incorrect insertion to take advantage of the CASH RATE. one long drama was enacted, to been living quietly in a villa X ' the FOR SALE—FORD COUPE 535-. Ford Main street or Seastrand Bros. Miss Florence Wilson, as leading of any advertisement ordered for night there will he four, two by the lady, portrays a young woman of outskirts of the city for several more than one time. irmrir- sedan $85.00, both in good runmng WANTED — HOUSEWORK, dress­ Boys’ Dramatic Club and two by the The inadvertent omission or Incor condition. 44 Wetherell street, 2nd. society who is suddenly called upon years, awaiting an opportunity to making. caring for children or simi­ Girls’ Dramatic Club. The pro rect publication of advertising will be floor. lar work. Call Mrs. Underhill, 46 to assume the role of an Irish launch a new military movement rpetified only by cancellation of tne _ - •_. t. T-»t__ _ nolO A gram starts at 8 o’clock. • cook, with hilarious results. Frank­ against the Russian Communists. S S for'^the service rendered. DEPENDABLE USED CARS MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES CO. It will open with three selections lin Richmond portrays a young man Baron Wrangel had been ill for All advertisements must conform 1069 Main St. So. Manchester Wanted—To Buy 58 Apartments, Flats, Tenements 63 by the High School orchestra, of wealth thrown into a surround­ several months. in style, copy and typography \vith Open Eve. and Sun. Tel. 740 “Over the Waves’’ by Seredy, “A ing of misunderstanding and doubt. regulations enforced by the publish WANTED — TO BUY old-fashioned TO RENT—6 ROOM tenement, all Im­ Song in the Night’’ by Baldwin, and The play is built around these two ers, and they reserve the right to 12 GOOD USED CARS Including 1927 POR SALE—76 YOUNG PIGS. Rein­ provements, at 54 Birch street. Tel, Oldsmobile Landau, 1925 Oldsmobile furniture. Also repairing and re- a march, “ United Liberty” by Sere­ characters. edit, revise or reject any copy con­ hardt Lehmann, Buckingham. Conn. finishing of antique and modern 651-12. ______sidered objectionable. . a.; Two-Door sedan, Crawford autd dy. Then will come the one-act Among the other characters are CLOSING HOURS—Classified ads Supply Co.. Center and Trotter furnltur©. V* H6d6©n, 433 Center St* TO RENT—^TENEMENT of 4 rooms “The haughty lady of society and Houses For Sale streets. Tel. 1174 or 2021-2. Poultry and Supplies 43 play entitled, “ The First American to be published same ^ay must be re­ WILL PAY HIGHEST prices for all and bath room. Inquire 143 So. Main her up-to-date daughter,” “the ceived by 12 o clock noon. Saturdays street, So. Manchester. Phone 1T3U Library,” by the Boys’ Dramatic ?3.600 Is the price for a «maJl 1927 Studebaker Standard Sedan. kinds of poultry. Club. The orchestra will then ren­ misunderstood love-sick poet,” “ the 10:30 a. m. 1924 Studebaker Special 6 Sedan. MILLER’S BABY Chlx, Redt and Leg­ rag^s. papers and all kinds of lunk. TWO ROOM SUITE Johnson Block. typical southern mammy,” and oth­ cottage with fair |lzed lot, elec­ 1924 Studebaker Big 6 Sedan. horns from our healthy^ trapnested der “ The Dance of the Crickets” by tricity, bathroom, garden and poul­ breeders, state-tested and free from Apply to Aaron Johnson, 62 Linden ers equally typical parts. - * Telephone Your Want Ads 1924 Studebaker Big 6 Touring. jul'u ...... nAXi-TLTLn-______street or to janitor. Seredy, following which the Boys’ try place. Why pay rent? .Cen­ 1923 Studebaker Big 6 Touring. disease. Good sized birds and eggs. Booms Without Board Dramatic Club will present another The church orchestra, under the Ads are accepted over the telephone 1924 Studebaker Light 6 Sedan. Heavy producera Hatch weekly. leadership of Miss Miriam Silcox, tral location. « Phone 1063-3. Fred' Miller. North oiie-act play entitled, “ Salvage.” at t L c h a r g e r a t e given above 1924 Studebaker Light 6 Touring. 68 will give a number of musical num­ Seven room single, furnace, gas. ■ as a convenience to advertisers, but 1921 Studebaker Big. 6 Touring. Coventry.- (Ask mo about poultry TO BENT—TWO ROOMS, all con­ Wanted to Rent Next in order is a word drill by etc., walk and curbing, 2 car garage, the CASH RATES will be accepted as 1922 Studebaker Light 6 Sedan. supplies and eijulpmen^.. _ veniences with or without table bers and a number of the young board. 169 Main street. TeL 855-5 a group of boys and apparatus people have arranged to have on poultry house, land for another FULL PAYMENT if paid at the busi­ A few cars of all makes. Good buys WANTED TO RENT—Three or four words by another group. The ness office on or before the seventh for little money. OLIVER BROTHERS day, old chicks furnished rooms for light housekeep- sale home made candy. house or garderu A few fruit day following the THE CONKEY AUTO CO. from two yCar old hena Hollvwood Boarders Wanted 5 9 -4 mg. Address Box C, Care Herald. eighth grade combined glee clubs [ Tickets may be had at the door, trees and grapes. Price f6,600, each ad., otherwise the CHARGE Distributors, Studebaker & Ersklne Strain-Blood tested and free from will offer the cantata, “The Village j and children under 12 years will terms. , _ • & E will be collected. No responsi 20-22 East Center St, Teh 840. white diarrhea Oliver Broa, Clarks W.4.NTED TO LEASE—lot. near cen­ I bility for errors in telephoned ads ^ ter of town, suitable for gasoline Blacksmith,” consisting of Long­ be admitted at half price. Potter street, nice single with 2 accuracy Corner, Cona______BOARDERS WANTED-Two gentle­ Box G, in care of fellow’s poem to music by Charles car garage. House is all modern will'be assumed and their CHEVROLET SALES & SERVICE men in American family. 41 Strant station. Address cannot be guaranteed. F. Noyes. Following this will be and the rooms are well arranged. It If you are in the market for a good BABY CHICKS—Best - local stock H orald. re-conditioned used car we have them ^Str «e ^ ^ ^ U I - r.n < u L.-.r, i-v-.-r the one-act play, “Gym and Jerry” is offered at $7,500, $1,000 cash. at all prices. popular breeds; guaranteed live de- 72 FRENCHMEN TO TRY Index of Classifications llv6ry» w0 do custoio fro© Apartments, Flats, Tenements 631 Houses for Sale by the Girls’ Dramatic Club, a Six room American colonial, oak Evening Herald Want Ads are nojv H. A STEPHENS Center at Knox Tel. 939-2 catalogue. .Clark’s Hatchery. East march number by the orchestra and trim and floors down, steam, gas, grouped according to classifications r Hartford. Conn. FOR SALE—12 ROOM flat, large lot. below and for handy reference will f o r RENT-6 ROOM tenement double garage, on Impr^od street, the closing number, which will be CROSSING ATLANTIC white plumbing, 2 car garage, high appear in the numerical order indi­ Auto Accessories— Tires 6 improvements, garage. 26 Walker elevation, north end. Price only BABY CHICKS street, off B. Center street; best lo­ convenient to Hartford. Will sell or another one-act play by the Girls’ cated: , Baby chicks,...... blood...... tested. Ohio cation in town: rent reasonable. exchange for single house o buUd- Dramatic Club, “ Our health City.” $6,600. $1,000 cash. .Births ...... U O-TITE PISTON RINGS for all inn lots. Call 14 St. Lawrence street IN NEW GAS BALLOON Five room single, Greenacres. A Engagements ...... " State "university accredited. Order In Inquire 30 Walker s tr e e t.______In all, exactly 208 pupils will makes of cars. They give your advance. Manchester Grain and Coal or phone 1462-3. nice little cottage, all modem Marriages ...... „ ; engine more power, more miles per Company Phone 1760. fo r r e n t —4 ROOM tenement, down participate in the program which Deaths Tri gallon of gas; also stops oil pump­ stairs, at HI p U street APpiy on SPECIAL PRICE-Two-family house will last well over two hours. The Paris—No motor, no fuel, no $6,500. $500 cash. Cards of Thanks ...... ing. Fred H. Norton, 180 Main St. of 10 rooms on North Main street. Building lots. Buy now when, Articles for Sale 45 premises. or telephone 1214-4. program replaces the former grad­ “worry”— thus lightened, Lucien In Memoriam ...... | All Improvements $4450. $1500 cash. prices are at lowest of year. Prices -Lost and Found ...... ^ , d ;::t k iBUTOR f o r Prest-O-Llte brand Apply 243 or 247 North Main. Tel. uation exercises. Dodin, inventor of aeronautical de­ fo r RENT—PRACTICALLY as low as $150 with city water and Announcements ...... batteries for automobiles and radios.. FOR SALE—TWO NEW DOUBLE new 5 room flat, all improvements 4 38-12. ______vices used by the French Army will Personals ...... '’Z::"’ ...... ^ All sizes and cars. Complete battery team harnesses, at reduced price. and conveniences. Centrally located. set out across the Atlantic this year electricity. $350 with ^wer, AutomoBiles service. Center Auto Supply Co. 155 Also all kinds of strapping. Charles FOR SALE—MAIN STREE'C, nice water, gas and electricity. These " Automobiles for Sale ...... ' 4 Tel. 1519 or call 25 Strant street. bungalow, just the place tor busi­ in a newly-designed balloon that he Center street. TeL 673. Laking, 314 Main street. PUBUC RECORDS. are absolute bargains and lot for Automobiles for Exchange ...... & TO RENT—5 ROOM flat. 67 Summer ness Car washing and greasing says newer loses gas. Auto Accessories—^Tires ...... « equipment. Garage (tor ten cars) or a little. Business Services Offered 13 FOR SALE—BRUNSWICK "Monarch” street, near trolley, all modern con­ Believing the tragic end of Auto Repairing'iT'Bainting ...... _ < full size pool table with full equip­ veniences. Inquire 5 Walnut street. workshop 50x30 Lot 66x270 Investi­ Auto Schools ..T-.-.-.-...... ■ ment; good condition; $35, Call at gate. Call Arthur A. Knofla tor WARRANTEE DE3EDS, numerous trans-oceanic flights Autos—Ship by Truck ...... » terms and price. Tel. 782-2. 875 Main, proved that progress in airplane WANTED—ALL kinds of tools sharp­ 45 Village street.______FOR RENT—POUR ROOM modern Warrantee deeds filed with the . Autos—For Hire ...... » ened, saws, razors, scissors, knives, tenement. Inquire at 6o Stark- motor construction is at a stand­ Garages—Service—Storage . . . . . lu lawn mowers, first class work, on all FOR SALE—WHITNEY reversible weather street after 5 . ______FOR SAI.E—NEW 5 ROOM bunga­ town clerk this morning conveyed Robert J. Motorcycles—Bicycles ...... jobs, at the Corner of Bissell and baby carriage, very cheap. Can be low all Improvements Telephone still Dodin decided the ancient bal­ Wanted Autos—Motorcyles ...... 13 from E. J. Hill to Balestour and loon could stage a comeback” Spruce streets. seen. 88 Main street, Manchester or a p a r t m e n t s —Two. three and four 2632 2 or call 108 Ben^en street. Mary Piesick Lot No. 48 on Colum- 1009 Main Street Bnstness and Professional Serviced room apartments, heat, janitor ser­ Jules Verne, novelist, who foresaw call 783. ______REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE Business Services Offered ...... 13 CHAIR CANING NEATLY done. Price vice. gas range, refrigerator. In-a- FOR SALE—DELMDNT STREET— bils street in the Homestead Park submarines and airplanes about fif­ Household Services Offered...... right, satisfaction guaranteed Carl fo r SADE—FURNITURE suitable door bed furnished. Call Manchester seven room single, fire place, oak tract. STEAMSHIP TICKETS Building—Contracting ...... 14 Anderson, 53 Norman street. Phone for cottage; also kitchen stove, twin floors and trim, shade trees, price ty years ago, wrote a book entitled Construction Company, 2100 or tele­ Tele- Adhemar J. Duhus to Mary A. Florists—Nurseries 1892-2. ______beds, child's play yard. Call 828 Main phone 782-2. ______right Call Arthur A / nofla Funeral" Directors ...... - :1“ street or phone 413. phone 782-2. 875 Main streeL Uubus a one-half interest in Lots Heating—Plumbing—Roofing .. 1 WANTED—TEAM work, scrapping HUDSON S'l'REET. RuoM tenement No. 7 and 8 in the Fairfield tract, THE BOOK OP KNOWLEDGE: Insurance ...... 4" cellars, plowing, carting ashes, etc. FOR SALE—FERTILIZER for lawns. and garage, near Depot, In good with a restriction as to a right of Millinery—Dressmaking ...... 55 Bissell street. Karl Marks, 136 Summer street. Tel. condition Modern Improvements. AMATEUR TOURNEY (272) Kings o f the A ir j. Moving—Trucking—Storage ---- 1877. Telephone 981*2. ______way of five feet to Fairfield street. Painting—Papering ...... -1 Millinery— Dressmaking 19 Boston, Mass., A’pril' ^S.-i^Wlth Morris Elman and others to John Sketches by Bessey; Synopsis by Braucher rofessional Services ...... 33 fo r r e n t —SEVERAL first class 48 more elimination, semi-final and Clough, two lots in the Marvin Repairing ...... Building Materials 47 rents with all improvements. Apply Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning ... -j WANTED—DRESSMAKING to do a f Edward J. Holl. 865 Main street. Tel. final bouts yet to be staged, the Green tract, restlcted as to cost of Toilet Goods and Services ...... 3a home, at 178 Parker street. Mrs. buildings to be erected. Wanted—Business Service ...... 3ii Harry French. Telephone 2155-3. FOR SALE—CONCRETE building 560. ______final chapter in the 1928 national Camillo Gambolattl to Robert J. Educational blocks and chimney blocks. Inquire 3 ROOMS FOR RENT at 170 Oak amateur championships and final ■ 'irses and Classes ...... M Moving— Trucking— Storage ‘20 Prank Dainato. 24 Homestead street. street, all improvements, hot wkter Olympic tryouts was about to be Smith. Lot No. 18 in the Green­ Private Instruction ...... ^ = Mancliester. Telephone 1507. heat. Call 616-5. ___ written today. acres tract, with building restric­ Dancing ...... MANCHESTER & N, Y. MOTOR Dis­ Many New England entries were tion. Musical—Dramatic ...... i • • f- patch—Part loads to and from New Electrical Appliances— Radio 49 FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM FLAT on Wanted—Instruction ...... • • • o'- York, regular service. Call 7-2 or Wadsworth street, all rnodern and still in the race, with a goodly . Elizabeth H. Smith to Camillo Financial 1282. new, steam heat, oak number of western boxers slumping Gambolattl, lot No. 43 on Pitkin Bonds— Stocks—Mortga_ges ...... 3J LLECTRICAL CONTRACTING appli­ reasonahle See Stuart J Wasley. Business Opportunities ...... ances. motors, generators, sold and 827 Main street, telephone 1428 ! badly. street. Money to Loan . - ...... j Painting— Papering 31 repaired; work called for Pequot ______The best bout of the preceding QUIT CLAIM. Money Wanted ...... 1 Electric Co.. 407 Center street Plion~> TO RENT—5 ROOM flat, all modern j sessions of boxing was furnish- A quit claim from the estate of Help and Situations _ i WANTED—PAINTING by day or job. 1592. Improvements, g;arage. —,,—- 164 Eldridge — Help Wanted—Female ...... 3o | ed by Walker B. Smith, of Fort John M. Shewry to Arthur Knofla good work done reasonable, also street or call at 58 Ashworth street. Benning, Ga., and Graydon Shu- Help Wanted—Male ....---- . . .. 3b shingling: also saws to file. B. P. Fuel and Peed 49-A on land sold by Knofia to Eighth Help Wanted—Male or Female.. 37 Green, 182 Spruce street. Phone 2414. ford, of the University of North School and Utilities district. Agents Wanted ; ...... TO RENT—THREE roo*” Carolina, the decision going to the Situations Wanted—Female ---- 38 GEORGE E. STURTE\ANT and Sons, FO RSALE—HARDWOOD large load Inquire 28 Church street. TeL 1598. ' Situations Wanted—Male ...... 39 painting and interior decorating, $8. Ashes moved. Charles Palmer, 44 former. Cnoss-TOWN CAR DROPS Employment Agencies ...... • 49 prices reasonable, work guaranteed. Henry street. Telephone 895-3. FOR~KENTt-6 room tenement, all In the second round trials 126 BR.AKE, TIES UP TRAFFIC Live Stock—Pet s—Poultry—V chicles 198 Eldridge street. Tel. 1922-5. 'Improvements. newly renovated, pound class, Eddie Kaufman of Dogs—Birds—Pets ...... 41 FOR SALE— BIRCH WOOD cut In windows shaded, 30 Russell street. Cleveland defeated J. Angelo, of Eagles nre the true kings of the air— the most ma­ Live Stock—Vehicles ...... ’ 3 stove lengths $11 per cord. Phone Call 28 Russell street.______The dropping of the break gear­ Poultry and Supplies ...... • • • •/ ,, Repairing 23 143-12 C. H. Schell. Hartford, 3 rounds and Harry De- ing on. the cross-town line car last jestic creatures that fly. The eagle ^ a t 'f shown on Wanted — Pets—Poultry—Stock 44 FOR RENT—6 ROOM TENEMENT at vine of Worcester, defeated James FOR SALE — HARDWOOD stove night while there was considerable American currency is listed among the vutores. bu*- For Sale— Jliscellaneons SEWING MACHINE, repairing of 150 Center street. For information Quinn of Norwich 3 rounds. rain falling held up trolley traffic Articles for Sale ...... 45 all makes, oils, needles and supplies. length, under cover. Gall after 6 telephone 171-4. zards and other day birds of prey, and Is a formidable p. m. V. Flrpo 116 Wells street. In the 147-pound class. Carmen for an hour, and a half last night. Boats and Accessories ...... 4b R. W. Garrard, 37 Edward street. ranger over land and lake. 'The b.rdr hve to a grert Building Materials ...... 4i Phone 715. Phono 1307-.2. Luzzolino, New Orleans, knocked In the meantime passengers going '.Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry .. 48 DRIVER EXONBRA’IED out Rollo Roland, New Haven, first to the Green were transported by age? pefhaps a century. Here Is pictjired the Bald Electrical Appliances—Radio^ ”, q a 3 OR 5 PIECE MAHOGANY suite, re­ Household Goods 51 round. accommodating motorists traveling Fuel and Feed ...... v; ’ ': ’ ' U upholstered, new springs inserted Eagle? national emblem of the United States. ^ * Garden—Farm—Dairy Products 50 and finished. Make your own selec­ In the 160-pound class, Joe in that direction. The wrecker, FOR SALE—BRUSSELS RUGS, glass Brody of Philadelphia, won by de­ B, NEA. Through Spocial P,rrn\s>km el PtiM en sl Vm Bock Household Goods ...... 51 tion of covering. Call for free sam­ bookcase, bureau, lounge, mattress, which was brought from Hartford Machinery and Tools ...... J- ples Tel. 1268. Danbury, Conn., April 25— Coro­ fault over Joe Howard of Hartford, Musical Instruments ...... 53 HOLMES BROS. FURNITURE CO.. bed spring, veranda rockers. 29 ner John J. Phelan, holding an in­ to make the repairs, was able to 649 Main Street. Strant streeL TeL 859-4.______Conn. start back to Hartford again at Office and Store Equipment...... 54 quest into the death of Stefan Mar- In the heavyweight class, Joe Sporting Goods—Guns ...... WE ARE OFFERING some fine 9:45. Specials at the Stores ...... 56 LAWN MOWER sh--Tienlng. repair­ ek, apparently victim of a motor­ Stockman, Dorchester, defeated values In odd upholstered club and cycle, indicated today that he would Wearing Apparel—Furs ...... 51 ing. Phonographs, clocks, electric wing chairs, in .mohair and Jac­ Tom Elliott, of Los Angeles; John BUYS PARK Wanted—to Buy ...... • • ‘ U " ' * cleaners, locks repaired. Key mak­ quard. $45 chairs for $39.50! $35 absolve John Hassick, operator of Rjoms— Board—Hotels—Bcsort» ing. Bralthwalte, 52 Pearl streeL Nemlslack, Buffalo, defeated Bob chairs for $25. Benson’s Furniture the motorcycle, from blame for Moody, Pittsburgh: George Hoff­ Restaurants Company. Middletown. Conn., April 25.— Rooms Without Board ...... 59 LAWN MOWERS SHARPENED Marek’s death. man, New York, defeated Billy Harry Pashalinsky, of New Haven, Boarders Wanted .,...... 59-A repaired, chimneys cleaned, key fil­ Dr. E. A. Utratton, medical ex­ Miller, Cincinnati (K. O. second 60 ing. safes opened, saw filing and 3 PIECE WALNUT BEDROOM set today purchased Lakeview Park, at Country Board—Resorts ...... $85. 3 piece mohair dining room aminer, reported to the coroner round); Royal Elliott, of Los An­ Hotels—Restaurants ...... grinding. Work called for, Harold that , Marek’s death was due to al­ Crystal Lake, three miles south of suite . $169. 9x12 Axminster rugs, geles, defeated Dave Knost, St. Wanted—Rooms—Board ...... Clemson, 108 North Elm streeL TeL $29.95, Ctosley console radio com- coholism and that the motorcycle this city, from the Connecticut Co„ Heal Estate For Rent 462. Louis, 4 rounds*. according to a quit claim deed Apartments, Flats, Tenements WA'T^NS FURNITURE EXCHANGE which struck him merely hastened death by reason of the shock sus­ placed on file here, and then an­ Business Locat'ons for Rent .. Wanted—Business Service 26 BRIAND EtfPROVED Houses for Rent ...... WITH EVERY COVERED stroller or tained by the impact. nounced he intends to develop the resort as a watering place. No W 0 - Suburban for Rent ...... PERRETT AND GLENNEY—Local baby carriage, we will give a $2.50 Summer Homes for R e n t...... gold piece for the baby. Cash or Paris, April 25— ^Attending phy­ price was mentioned in the deal. ■ Wanted to Rent ...... and long distance moving and truck­ credit. We feature the'well, known Real Estate For Sale ing. Daily express to Hartford. Liv­ sicians found a slight Improvement Lakeview park has been in ex­ Sldberts guaranteed carriages with k i l l s f a s h l y , s e l f Apartment Buildings for Sale ery' car for hire. Telephone 7-2. the Peek-a-hoo hood. Benson s In the condition of foreign minister istence about thirty years. The Business Property for Sale ... Furniture Company. Brland today although his fever park covers eighteen acres and in­ WANTED—^LOCAL and long distance Vancouver, B. C., April 25.— ^Af­ Farnis and Land for Sal© moving. We have five trucks es­ still continues at 100 degrees. cludes an' open air theater, audito­ Houses for- Sale ...... pecially equipped for moving, rang­ ter-murdering his wife and two rium'aShd other buildings. Lots for Sale ...... The first street railjvay In the Several friends who were ad­ ing In capacity from one to five tons. children with an axe, Tobias Sentl mitted to the statesman’s bedside Resort Property for S a le ...... Experienced men, 55 Bissell streeL world was the New York and Har­ It Is an interesting '■ Suburban for S a le...... went from his r.-nch, home to a declared that he was heglnnlng to They’ve changed the football Here is the iwhite- TeL 496. L. T. Wood. lem road, opened in 1832. nearby swamp and blew , himself up sight to - watch a Bald Real Estate for Exchange ... take an interest in things for the rules again. W e didn’t know they 'taiied Sea Eagle that W'anted—Real Estate ...... Quicksands encountered In sink­ with 25 Sticks of dynamite, authori­ Eagle pursuing an Os­ Auction—Legal Notices All warm-blooded animals have first time since his Illness began. had any rules to start with. builds Its nest oiv c r a ^ ing pits are solidified by IreeTdng ties discovered today* prey and cpmpelirng the Auction Sales ...... about the same temperature. in brine. Legal Notices ...... Osprey to drop his catch peaks, remote from the haunts of man. 1 r By Frank Beck of fish. GAS RTTGGTES—'The End of the Hunt T / ’ th ere's THE \ 'T' 777. 1 u n rz ^V/ELL , COLOfiRIP > THE OLD TOWN DOESN’T LOOK r * ANV WORSE FOR Tl TRIIsdMING WE GAVE I .W IT H PETRIFIEO g a s ,E l S THE SAME OH> SIMRSj f SAPS ANO SUCKERS ARE!

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■t-. MANi;trEST(:a? luowpr.) Evfi2«n^ h e r a l d . We d n e s d a y , aitril 25^ 1928...... ------■ ' ------/ ■ By Percy Crosby FLAPPER FANNY. SAYS: SENSE »»i‘ NONSK SKIPPY V Of all the cat family the hell-cat fouR o 'clock An '' s p r in g ! o w r eecAvse A euy ^ | is the most detestable. A n X NO SOON€R I nig h t a ; i r H eiC Y cte GCASses c e r TO spReM>iN th e * Did you marry that girl of yours, viAfcHMANe set^oof^ Hefie a n ' s p a t t e r s rne or do -w you still cook your own now chilqrgn, Sun SHINS breakfast and mend your own BurreR! * , F b i^ (j u h a t ? clothes?" SUNSHIN6>' J------MS POCKer^ “Yes. OPF*N M6 - J People who let others do their thinking for them usually pay a r stiff price for the service.

If my girl said what she thought ~ u she’d be speechless. “You say her father is a south­ ern planter?’’ “Yes, he’s an undertaker in Ala­ bama.”

It is noted with pleasure that \ the next Congress will be so busy 1 0 investigating it’s members that it fitl will have but little time to devote * / to the business of passing new b e g . U.S. PAT. OFT. ' > ©1928. BY NEA SERVICE. INC. laws. C«nnl|U, 19S8, 7hc7 L. C n O r, CwM 1 -J I Any womar. ran keep a secret— "W ell, if they put you in a glass In circiilalio:i. bowl, without your swimming suit, you’d turn red too,” protested the The Terrible Temj^red Mr, Bang By Fontaine Fox OUR BOARDING HOUSE goldfish. By Gene Ahem 1 have a little compact that goes in and out with me. What my friends would do without it, is more than I can see. ^ A ^ < k a N p s a l e s m a n AH Mees-TAtFiE,-: I s e e Hiaa HACP,-u-lHg MAW RESOKTS' To Betty first 1 lend it, and then i b QUACKngRV!—^ H«s again to Rose, RAILKpAD YOLi ARB And seldom is there any left for oKi Him -TALg IS IPUE PRA*1TLEf; HLKRY AM) WAIT my own little nose. You VlILL V/EEXl-f-TvtiO B E E S ^ HE FAWCIES MOCH, Your favorite traffic cup will fell Every wise man apologizes fre­ AWP SEES WOTMiWG » .--t you there is plenty of difference CrflES, ARE V/ER' MPCM quently to his wife, but he seldom -V—t E6AP, He s e e s between stop and go, but in letter knows what for. MEW 6A“fl4EREI> IW J>EES golf there isn’t much difference be­ ALL'ftWr IW STORE FOR tween RUSH and W AIT. Just five Jumping to conclusions is about Cl’i'lE S,--^ AM,-I SEE ALSO hurried jumps. One solution is on M E ,* ^ AWP y e t CAWT th§ only mental exercise some peo­ MLicM EXCl"TE,, - ^ ^ M A W m Y M E W another page: ple ever take. SEE - th at I HAV/EWT f r o m a l l p l a c e s iw p e e s A FAirTHiMG To PAY ■ These days even a truck farmer COUWTRV,---^AM>‘A^rr 15 POLrfeEKSjc R u S H needs a truck in order to get his Ft)R“THlS PEAPlW G /-^ truck to market. foT Ha > ^ y o u w il l b e iW PoU lfeE K HE IS TUSTA f a k e , r L-; Caution is the eldest child of O0Wv/EWl'lOWS,.^;^^-^KAWSAS CI^IV, p o iw o THe g u l l ib l e wisdom. AWP PUBUC OUT OF “And remember politeness cost rS Mous-foKi THEiR M0WEY,'= nothing.” “Doesn’t it? Try putting T re­ main your obedient servant’ at the end of a telegram.”

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W A 1 T “ My husband is an excellent cook.” THE RULES “How nice! And does he do much of it?” 1— The idea of letter golf is to “None at all. I just assuihe that change one wotnl to another and do he must be from the way he picks it in par, a given number of strokes. flaws in my cooking.” Thus to change COW to HEN, in three strokes, COW, HOW, HEW, Too True! HEN. Mary hafa a little hen 2— You can change only one let­ But she was very queer; ter at a time. She laid like fun when eggs were 3— You must have a complete cheap, word, of common usage, for each But stopped when they were PoT Jump. Slang words and abbrevia­ dear. tions don’t count. [ CALLS-TllE 4— The order of letters cannot be Sarah: Why did Tillie break her ' KEl'-TLE i changed. engagement to the head bank tel­ BLACK’* ler? (CFom»ine FoJt. I9 :R T h e P i r ■Sv'-.,; 7 - ^ 'c: x’X. He (singing)— When the sun Alice: Oh, haven’t you heard? BCG U S PAT. OFF. has gone to rest, that’s the time She landed a plumber. that I love best. She (disgusted)— The sun set an Another why to relieve down­ By Crane hour ago. - - - town congestion would be to make WASHINGTON 'TUBBS H cars wear tags bearing the confes­ sion: “Ten more installments due,” “ Before he married me, he said DlCi AVIAN, BUtV-N BONS. he’d move heaven and earth for r 'fBUNoeR, vr. IS! ii Af-TER TREASUI^E me. “The tadpole that turns into a IT IS emwMev ROCK— “And then?” frog hasn’t anything on a Ford Vf'. MN VWJlE-VvSE SORE “OTi, now he’s raising hell.” that occasionally turns turtle.” The CHIMMEY -ROCK. Ctor Tv\E R\

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COME TO What is probably thb last dance of the season will be held tonight at the Buckland school assembly CHENEY HALL hall, under auspices of the Ways and Means committee of the Parent- Thursday Night, 8 O’CIock Teacher association. Wehr’s or­ chestra has been engaged to play 3-Act Comedy ^ and Dan Miller will call oft the Xomt Out of the Kitchen” old-fashioned dances. Given by Epworth League of Manchester Camp, No. 2640, SOUTH M. E. CHLTICH Royal Neighbors will have a class Lota of Fun of candidates for initiation at the Admission 50 cents. Children district meeting tomorrow at the Hotel Bond. The local lodge will Under 12, 25 cents. exemplify the ballot march. A ban­ MODERN-OLD FASHION quet will be held in honor of Mrs. Edna Walsh of Independence, Kan­ sas, vice president of the supreme Dancing hoard of managers of the organiza­ AT THE RAINBOW tion. Every Thursday Night WADDELL’S ORCHESTR.V Prof. Taylor, Prompter. Charles taking Cold, Wet W eather? Modern Dancmg Auto tops repaired, recovered L . . Every Saturday Night and rebuilt. Automobile trim­ Lionel Kennedy’s Broadcasting ming in all its branches. Best Orchestra. materials used. All kinds of 1 If you are a normal human k in g you would rather see the sun shine. If you happen to he in leather goods repaired. ABOUT TOWN Also Harness Repairing. the retail husiness, or if you happen to be a New York manufacturer of women s wearing appa­ 314 Main St., Tel. 128-4 Herbert, small son of Mr. and South Manchester Mrs. Arthur P. Seymou^ of Buck- rel, you would answer very promptly, “Give me the sunshine and plenty of itl” land is quite ill with measles. Y. D. Club members are remind­ ed to secure their tickets for Satur­ day night’s banquet iu remem­ WATKINS BROTHERS But Bobbie Bums was right, “the best-laid schemes o mice and men, gang aft a-gley.” They brance of the Seichprey battle, of Dave McCollum at the Army and Navy clubhouse not later than to­ have certainly “gang aft a-gley” since Easter. morrow night. Jju ncral Linne Lodge, No. 72 Knights of Pythias will hold its regular meet- j directors ing tonight in Orange hall at 8 ; Some wise mathematician has figured out for the New York garment men that the cold p. m. Robert K. Anderson John and Arvid Anderson of 1016 East Middle Turnpike have Phone: ^00 or 748-2 weather of the last two weeks has cost them at the rate of five thousand dollars every time the returnpd home from a motor trip through the Southern states and to Kansas. They have been away clock ticks. This is certainly very conservative. about six weeks and covered more than 5,000 miles although they en­ countered considerable unfavorable PRINCESS weather. Now just where do you, the average consumer resident of Manchester or our neighboring ch­ The Willing Workers of the Lutheran Concordia church will CANDY SHOP jiostpone their meeting until Fri­ day evening at 6:15. Selwitz Building ief lit into this wet and dry picture? Main and Pearl Streets Rev. H. F. Schmelzenbach, East African missionary will be unable ^ t to preach at the Church of the ! Here s where you fit in. The women’s apparel business as conducted today is so sensitive to Nazarene Friday evening, owing to I Chocolate Coated illness. The meeting has therefore I been postponed to a future date. NUTS fashion changes that what was figured in weeks twenty-five years ago now has to be figured in Brazils, Walnuts, Pecans, Fil­ berts and Almonds, coated with rich milk chocolate. minutes. Special Value

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You’ll Get Your 39c LB. Our buyers were in New York this week working with our resident buying office. Wish For Heat Mother’s Day Satisfaction CHOCOLATES We are prepared to offer you values such as you never dreamed of a month ago. Just Arrived! A nice assort­ If you buy your coal or fuel oil from us. Quality always ment of specially boxed Apollo counts with us. and Perry Chocolates for We only outline less than 1-3 of these dierent items here. Come to the store tomorrow. G. E. Willis & Son, Inc. Mother’s Day. Come in now and make your Rlason Supplies. 2 Main Street Phone 50 selection. Our $59-50 and $69 -50 Hand Tailored Coats \ This group includes coats by some of the best New York manufacturersr—“Townfield , Golflex and PHON&S ‘‘Wee Women.” Sport coats of imported mixtures, camel hair and tweeds in plain tailored or fur trimmed models. Dress coats of kasha, silk and broadcloth in the new scarf style, or trimmed with fur cuffs, clever stitching and fur collars. Lined with heavy silk crepe. In the wanted shades of black, tan, natural, gray i GOOD THINGS TO CAT and green. Plenty of sizes. HAIL FRANCOIS APPERT ' I How many Americans ever heard the name of Francois Appert? Not many, for a guess. Yet there ought to be a monument to this Frenchman in every American public square. Because he is . the chap who created that paramount institution, Our $25 and $29-'^5 Smart Spring Coats the American tin can— meaning of course the pre- • I served food tin. It was away back in the beginning of the last • century, more than a hundred years ago, that Ap­ At this price you will find a splendid assortment of Spring coats. Kasha and broadcloth coats^trim- pert evolved the system of fruit preservation which med with squirrel, pahmi and mink marmot. Smart kasha coats in the new unfurred models and plain s lias since been developed In this country into such A a tremeudously important economic factor. But sport coats in the new belted models. Plenty of navy sheen coats trimmed with squirrel and mink marmot. it wasn’t until many years later after Appert had passed to his fathers that the world began to avail V itself importantly of his invention. Those whose memories run back to the ‘‘eighties” will recall the canned corned beef, the canned salmon and the canned tomatoes and peaches that came pretty close to constituting the whole list. And rather horrid things they were, compared with the pro­ duct of today’s high grade canneries. Our $16-75 and $19-75 Misscs’ and Womcn’s Coats^ But it is within the last fifteen years that the tin can— and the glass can for that matter— has really come into its own. Do you know that the total Surely you cannot put off buying your Spring coat when you can get such well made and up-to-the-min- reported product of American canneries in 1909 was $139,000,000, whereas the total reported pro­ ute coats at this very, very low price. A large assortment of kasha, sheen and broadcloth coats in the want­ duct in 1923 was no less than $550,000,000? And do you know why, aside from the education ed shades trimmed with fur collars. Tailored coats fOr school, sport and busines wear fahioned of camel of the public mind to the goodness of canned hair, tweed and mixtures. For best selection an early visit is advised. goods, this increase was possible? The answer lies very largely In the fact that whereas the cans used to be painfully and slowly and as expensively fabricated by hand, now they are produced by ma­ chines one of which can turn out 12,000 finished cans In an hour. This is the canned food age. And the best Hales Apparel Shop—Main Floor canned foods on earth are on the shelves of Pine- WET ALL OVER! hurst. Sjx Exclusive 5tb Avenue •HOW’S THIS We will have a fresh lot of Pinehurst Sausage Meat ^ Flat Crepp ready for your order tomorrow. Try a pound or two of • ^ this fresh Sinclair Pork, seasoned with pure spices. . . . Ensembles $39*^0 Sausage season will soon be over. Pinehurst Hamburg ...... 25c lb. Reg. Price $69.50 and $79.50 Dresses $7-95 Right Out of $10 Stock. Another shipment of those, famous fresh Shad will s o U TH 'M f\ N CHCS TER ' C ONN * ■ ■ '*.3 reach us by express tomorrow. Bucks win be 29c lb, Roes 39c lb. /