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(T V m t^ y PA6BS) SOUTHjMANCHBSTOR, f BBRUARY 17i 1933. *0 :j ▼OL. LH« NO. 119. (caaMUtod AdvarOsteff fm
ASSASSIN H ^D BY MIAMI AOTHORITIES JAPAN’S IN WORLD
Makes rr^ DOLLAR DAY For Settfiif HERE TOMORROW D is^ e But Japan R ioses State labor Leader Says ToAcc^Tkem. Extra Fme Vataes Offered Towns Witheot Hearing About a For Snpreme Bargain Geneva. Feb. 17.—(AP)— Lees ,thaa an hour after tbe League of As R a M Is Bronght Forward Under Nations had transmitted to all the EraitoftheYear. . Bri^eport, :^ b . 17.-7-(.AP)—John vnorld’s government a its report and J., Egan, secretary'; of * toe State Federation .of Labor today called at Has Nodiing To Say--€on$tiw pf Victmis; recommendations on the Manchurian Tomorrow is Dollar-Day and Man
ly after the House had bald Ita an- to tha arrival .> of A per* REPEAL OF DRY Liiw xuial Btomprlal aenploar to flaeeased aoBage*' soDtirasroFncE membiV*; ABODTtOWN ' Under .'the new arraagMiMBt 24 . NOWUPTOHODSE - Betoto- going Into tha caueua# nototoycle officers ‘ b M' a< latga N. Y. Stoeb Load Stocin .Rapraasntative .MaDufBa o f Aln- mimhar of uhitonned and pte*n e The sodpl ptoimsd tor ttM ln- aOSESTOMORM^ _ tha Dainbergtto'whto aald* tonnediate DepartoMht of thsDoatIt oletliaB poUoe ware assigned' to i- ' ‘ ■ awnft the Rooaeralt party at tha (OeathuMd from Page One.) "The Bouae will adopt me reho- Metoodtot church soboM has Adams .Eap wt'******.;..^..* 5M (Fftnriahed , by Pntnain * Oo.) lutkm in my jodgment It wlU be m been pdetyonod. Members of the liberty'ftreet farty bouae on thie (pottitial Bow, flarttordi Cena. aide of the river to escort him Air Radtiction ...... 6d Cutting (R., N. M.), and Costigan fine thing to get thla action behind department are Invited‘to attend to ’Alaska .'Jun ...... 11 fA IF.'AtStoclw (D., Colo.), up for debate. ua St this aesflion. The Senate vot tbebasketbatt game between the In- his Bast 66tb; street bonM. Doors Shot At 7 P. M. and AD ed In aeeordaaee with the' Demo Tonight-Robsevelt is sehadolsd to A lla g iw ...... Oiear J, flu td it Giiii Notice ^ IM r^ Oranto termediaie Boys and the HasardvUle • •eeseaesye 7S . Bank Stoeka cratic platform and in accordance attend a Masonic certaeny at team at 7:80 o’clodc in the church Am Can eeseheseeaseedseedee 05H Bid Asked This bill provides tor direct with the wishes of the American which his son Elliott is to be ele Cap Nat B and T B o s d o s s WiB Theo Hove gymnasium. Am For Pow* •.« f e e e 4 r a e 0 e • a • 6 46 grants to the etates to care for their people" . vated. to the degree Of Master Ma Conn. River ’...... 480 . Decree H u Beei ’GraiM needy and sets up a 116,000,000 son. Be WiU be guardeiroD Us Am RSd a #*•••«« a,' Cain Mehoney, Jr., of 26 HMUs- «««*#aaa'aaaeaa-aa a/a Htfd. Conn. Trust___ 48 ,'60 fund to help the homeless. way tty a taige escort aiwi-150 tmi- Am Smelt 12% aaaaaaaaaa<4 Htfd. Nat B and T . . . 16 20 The House continued work on! the ter street, has Men aeleeted at tha tonned police are assigned to the Am T d and Tel ..100% In A n t e janitor at the Maaehaster poat Am TOb B First National ...... 120 District of Columbia appropriations ASSEMBLY WARNED h|dl during tbe ceremony. csift Now Britain Trust ... office at the Center and will start Am Wat Wka • • a • • a 0 ^ 0 a a a a a a 14 measure and also planned a memo West Hartford Trust.. — TlM Soutb ICaafiliMtor Poit Office rial service in honor .of members upon his new duties Monday. He to Anaconda aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 6% 190 NO CRIMINAL RECORD • Inswaoea Stoeks Pscar I ,J.,,Cbsteftt,.oY 95 Bireb will cloce persBaneDtly at 7 o’clock who have died within the year. TO SPEED OP WORKthe eon of Mrs. Gaia Mahoney of Atohiaoft laaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 40% Walnut and Cedar atreets and to Washington, Feb. 17.— (A P )— 40% Astna. Casualty ...... 88 41 stTMt, -has reertvsO notieud from tomonrow nlflit and when aervloe After the Senate action on : Fingerprints of Giuseppi Zangarm, Auburn ...... *...... one of five brothers who sarvad to Balt and Ohio 000009 koo % Aetna U fa ...... 18 14 ths clerk' at the court Id Inures, oostinuea Monday mohiinf- it will pqgl. Gamer said: toilad to Unk hiM wito any past 10 (Coottaoed rage Ooa) tbe World War. 0 0 0 0 O 0 O 0 000 0 OOO 00 Aetna Fire 28''' 30 be in the new Manchester Post "As perfected by the' Senate . and crlminat - record. 8% Chibuftbua,' Mrtdeo, that hU wife, Office building located at the Cen with the Robinson amendment tor Beth s te e l...... Automobile ...... 14 18 William Harney, engrossing clerk, ^ym ond MeXlver and Mrs. WD- Recelvedfrom Miami by the Beth Steel, p f d ...... A h, Conn. General ...... 21 24 formerly Mfts,9(teUiiu Berk, < t f 68 ter.. ^ the convention method of fatiflea* Heihestead; etreet, thft, fo e ^ hae for proof reading. 11am Wllllama of Brinsvilla, Ont, Justice Department, the prints did Borden ...... 20% Hartford Fire ...... 86% 88% The last mall to be . dispatched tion, the resolution is satisfactory not tatty with am to the Federal been granted u divorce. Mrs. Cbete* Cansda, are spending ten days-vto- Can Pao aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaw 9% National F ir e ...... 88% 40% from the south end office wUl be at and in conformity with the Demo Under normal proceduremeasurea govermnent’s crttoction ot 8,000,- lat is now in OsUfomlt. /-'' 7:80 tomorrow night and the first must ivpear in^the file at .least one Ittog rrtaUvee to Mandbeater. Case (J. L ) •aaaaaaaaaaaaaaai 40% Hartford Steam Boiler 40 , 42 cratic platform." 000 impreartone. Zaagara’a * liave Phoenix Fire ...... 47% ‘The Cbetelats were raoufried here incoming mail a t . the . new office Anti-prohibitionists in the House day before they can come up tor David Torktogton, who has been to Cerro De Pasco OOOOOOOOOOOOi 49% Canada tor tbs paat six weeks, or now baen antered to toe bureau’s Cbesi and . Ohio .» O O 0 O O O O O O O 0 o t 27%- Travelers ...... 380 840 in 1929 and last Spring agreed (o win be at 0:80 Monday morning, will meet tomorrow morning to de action. records. the ""*ii ooming to the Center by cide their attitude. since leaving the employ. of the Chrysler ooooooooorooooooo* 11% Fnblle Utilities Stocks disagree. Mrs. C h ^ a t west to Senator Cooney of Hartford said Coca Cola 80% Conn. Eleo S o rv ...... 48. 47 Mexico with the idea of leettrlag - troUey ftom Hartford With the to the Senate voting 88 Demo he bad luggested to leaden of both Southern New Bnglind TrtepbMM north end office operating as. a sub* crats, 29 Republicans and . one Cnnpany, to back in Maneheater Col Oae ...... 18 ; Conn. Power ...... 48% ,45% divorce and laet December papers parties that aU judgediips be acted Coml Solv ...... 10% Greenwich WAG, pto. 60 60 were served on her hUsband -hsre aa- ttion, an aenrice win go out' of Fanner-Labdrlte voted' for the re- on under suspension of the rules. He for a abort viait batore again rs- CAPTAOilEAUPRE the central office. DMler. Nine Democrats and 14 turning to Ctonada. Cons.Gas ...... 48% Hartford Elec ...... 68% 68% nouncing ber'inteBtiOns. 'He did aot said he favored this course as an Coot Can ...... V.... 88% Hartford Gas 45 ' contest tbe action siact the couple With the inauguratioo of maU Republicans were recorded in op economy measure, since it wouI( sex^ce ftMn the new federal build position. A. dinner mssting of'the Hartford Corn Prod ...... 50 • do, p f d ...... 45 bad agreed on a divoree H4 receiv eliminate the necessity of having the IS UF ON CHARGES Drug' ...... S N E T Co ■’.08 ing, every section of the town win Soon afterwards the Senate resolutions printed. C&imty Federation of Democimtie 112 ed notice that tbe decree htd been be covered from this point. The passed the appropriation bill carry Women’a duba wlD take place Du Pont ...... 85 Manufacturing Stocks granted this morning. soutt end win.be the only, section If Senator Cooney’s suggestion is (Conftnoad Paga Oae) Eastman Kodak tooooooooooo 68% Am Hardware ...... 12 ' 14 ing the reduced prohibition enforce Thursday evening, March 9 at 5:80 Am Hosiery ...... udthont a place where stamps can ment funds, limited this year to followed it WiU be possible tor the at the Hotrt'Bond, Hertford. A «y. Elec and Mua ...... 1% 25 be purchased and money orders 88,440,000, and prohibiting the use Senate to act' oU the judgeslups night aeveral bcurs biter be had Elec Auto U te ...... 14U Arrow H and H, com . 7 SUES FOR INJURIES Tuesday, otherwise these must go one interested to securing a tiieket Elec Ppw and Lt ...... 4% do, pfd ...... 80 — made out of money for wire tapping or pur- should apply to.Mna Hairy Rjian- ordered jtha- captain’s suspension. over at least imtil Wednesday, Fox Film A ...... Billings 1^. and Spencer.. — The north.end.win have its Sta ebase of evidence. The measure der of Grove street,. Beaupre, who worked his way 2 Bridgeport, Feb. 17— (A P )—Leon tion A, Manchester Green has a Favorable Reports Geo. E le c ...... 18 Bristol Brass ...... '4 7 ard Signorille, 17, Stamford, who was sent tq> the House for approval from the ranks to the higbmt of do, pfd ...... ot branch, as do Buckland and High of amendments. fice: to toe uniformed divirton of Gen' Foods 28 — 105 was engtigCd by AndreA C^ipaMano Favorable reports were receivea Mr. and Mrs, Charles MUikowski Gen' Motors ...... 12 ^ Case, Lockwood and B — 300 land Park. This means that people in the House from the committee on the State police, turned to his a year ago to cut down a tree on- hie attended the meeting of the state OiHette ...... 15 CoUins Co...... 17 — living at the extreme south end of LEGAL MECHANISM education on 18 bills affecting the hedge a s lu ^ tiine after Gmemor p l ^ and who was badly injured fiorlsts-at Norwidi'yesterday aind Gold Dust >«sssesesei 18% Colt’s.Firearms ...... 8 9 town win have to gu a consider- Washington, Feh. -IT.— CAP)— schools of the state. The majority BSy" made, public the. report ot an en be fell from the tree when toe listened to an address by Mag Grigsby Grunow tOOOOO000 Eagle Lock ...... — 20 e distance to register man or Just what legal mechanism will of these measures were on-tiechnical tovestigattog board. ..i % lifiib'be was sitting on gave wily, Scbllng of New Y
■II. ■ I . iipi '*M t ■ teami to*^be ih^^ m ADVBRXiaBmi:^ ADyCRnSEliENTS HSSSINNAIfON GIVEN ■ obma- aad ^present- teelr- cases-and liM m sea.'wbwt. be .afta^ ^ i ' • -. ^ ‘ no doubt SMtbflfl .tlNI ;C,The,.businesD,me&/httd m m bri^ toe Uosm ci^wd iof the siBa- toftfatFMitfi- aose.^giimM 'o f ^ v ^ ^ bidl ' aoii'aa'ttiefe’are 'some'Idx "or'seven -emtoemooih hundred scoufa in the v town - who •“'* a '.V** y \ Brid^El^t Hraored At ’ Home -jnightnhan tor ; *.;lc^:-tlmA'- bad reath of ' Mr, "imd M rs.'' Burton one ^ ^ ^ ;g n ^ usual : pure expAbtod to bp here., cwntcbtas ^ Five Httle’words covering ndles of ground. - Five < Keeney W ^esday Night." 'and'lt; was :w lto‘‘ ’^uotkace ■' that Httte w ords explaining plainly the reason vHijr cfYeiTho^ ' -they'Went home-whenrtheydldi^t’a A surprise ^ miscellaneous Aower Tte Ctenw.-' ' ^ ' . .V. < ^ ' ’The .wbinan who likes a well made In'hqnoisof Mtss'Addlalde-Binnamon great '^fUn r. to' '^m'itheise ■ in ^ ' • pei> - •• T^orw jw will be a day of deUght dress'-'of ini;esdusive print design. •of.^inghland; Pirk-wias 'given At- the forintog*^ and ite'greater-fun to do W hen You’re In HE^rtlord EViERYBODY’S MARKET for >,tie true bargain' himfer, the \dll And jiiat'^ what' she wants at the hqhie; ofi Mrs. Burton - R. Ke^ey of tee jnb.yourself. . . ■ • 'biiyer^who enjoys tr^endouslyi&e showing ,.oi! . 1933 prints at Cheney J&tyney street Wednesday night. Tbe-'ABdgeta. got .'mbteer toasa ■ ’EM‘A IL !'’’ 0^ 8tretchiBg a doUv as far as it Hall'Salesroom. .These -. prints ■ are lined up fb r'th a r’hour" this week; About thirty frirads attended anfl Compare these prices—then draw. ypuc. . JpQa- ^an possiUy be.made'to go. DoUar beautifai''1t>6jbh >in the quality o f; the Mii«n Sinniamon r^eived many-dseful -The new team Is called tee Polish P4y win . give the b a rg ^ hunters silks and the artistry of the de)dghs- gifts of jchina, Slassware. and linen.! Chicks aa' al) of teem are ' Polish du sion s! ■ plenty of opportunity,:for this g ^ e . For day- dresses, evening • gbwns> Mrs. Keeney’s honae was decorated b oy s-T l^ ;group-.is all under ten A id judging^from what we’ve seen, of pyjamas,'^egligees . . they All every in red,and white streamers and hi years of age. the merchandise to be offer^ tomor need.. This year prices are .lower the center of the dining room table T he.teai^'for'th e County “Y" LOOK AT THIS ON?! FIGtJRE row at’ ^^ a l'p flc& ," the dollar than eyer' bmbre'. 1 "51.00 to J1.90 was a' huge red heart ^ th showers tournament to T^nesent tee Man be. s^^^clijed. three'.,and ;four .times per yd. : v bf'red and white ribbons. Gaines chester ;Y. M. C. A . next Saturiiay its'normal length in many cases. were enjoyed and piano, solos were ^temoon will ;be the Cubs and a 1 Pjeck Fancy S p in acil'! , Tailored Eggs ‘ jplkyed by'Miss Barbara Stoltenfeldt 'Picked team from various teams in A Speciial Purc}i tse^f Faiiystone is a combination cream : Ever hear-of “square eggs” ? f A and'hliss Esther'Tack. the, association.Hfis'' County "Y" 2 1 Head Fancy CaulilHolNf^lf t mid powder, ■■which, w h^ applied, to new square poacher turns out e g ^ ~' -MiHii Sihnsimbn will be married in tournament will begin at 1:30 Sat the; skini b^ore - expose pKvents jiut. the shape , of the toast,' withpqt April to Clarence (3uster of Talcott- urday .afternoon in our gym. ivdndbum, chapping.' It’s on sale'at th'efraggedy edges and the.Spratly ville. The Norte Ends got ‘ even, with the Weldon Beauty Salon (Hotel loo^. Elach egg goes into its oiwo tee CTolleglans in- a -real game of Both For Sheridan Building)', at 50c. ' compartment in this new poacher, basketbiril last night. They came comes out neatly shaped in a square. "THE CPTZ COTTAGE” out just one point to tee good, 3^ Sirinach retails at 17c pieck and toe cauliflower Is a ntbb, burge . Lemon. Q u e ^ to 30, after a struggle all tee' way 1 ^ In-Medium, Large, and white "head that you’d pay 19c tor any place ! Wotta value ! ., . “Leinbn Queens” are delightful ’ Women who do iv lot of washing through. little cup-cakes, finished off with .a Suddenly . And their hands hopelessly TO BE &m TONIGHT ’The Piniehurst players succeeded Extra Large Sizes. lemon butter' frosting.. For a dozen r ^ , their wrists enlarged, their arm in kieeping tee-hbnbrs which Joe’s HERE’S ANOTHER! apd a hi^ cakes use: . ^uscles bunchy.- Such dlsflgurement men had plann^ to take away 11-2 cups cake iibur can be avoided for the very: small Experienced.Cast To Present from teem after: tee defeat of last ■ 1-4 teaspoon salt suin which it costs to have your Comedy In Whiton Memorial week. Even with’ our’ big' tall. cen-r 1 doz. Fancy Florida 1>4 teaspoon soda laundry taken care, of-by the New • AViditoridm For Jobless ter W e l^ on deck Joe’s men could 3 'fo r : Grat^ rind of 1 lemon Model Laundry. ' Dial 8072. but run up 23 points to tee Pine- 1 doz. Fancy 1-2 cup butter i ’ Fund. hurst’s 41. Well they got just, as 1 cup sugar much exercise and a lot of fun out (regularly 57c and 79c) 4 egET yolks, beaten until thick and Getting Beady ' . A ^ d * n ^ . has been going Those who attend, this evening’s of it anyway. lemon-colored performjance of tee three-act com Tonight at six o’clock every Vests, bloomers, panties, ■ com Both For 3-4 tablespoon lemon juice on in the beauty parlors the last few edy, ‘iThe (3hintz , Cottage,” at tee binations and step-ins...... all days so that all: the women might team noWin-any of theMeagues . is , . 4 egg whites, beaten stiff. lA^ton MePiOrial auditorium, will asked to ha-ve a man here to repre wellr tailored; styles in an' excel Sift flour once, measure, add salt be well-'groom^ fbr the Ball tonight. enjoy, an excellent amateur per lent quality rayon. ‘ Pink, peach Our regular 19c size Orange»>^deal for juice and toe Tan- < Such a demand for. new pern^ent sent teem in- tee basketball set' up apd soda; sift together three times. formance, all of tee participants ex for tee ' next monte. Any -newl or white. . gerinra are our regular 15c dozen size. A value. Add lemon rind to butter and cream waves and all the. other kinds of cept one being members of tee ex w ell.. Add sugar gradually and waves; facials and manicures aind perienced Oommunity Players. At eyebrow arches!' ' A lso... .a group of lace trim cresun together imtil light and fluffy. tee same time they will be helping med rayon undertlflhgs, in LOOK AT THESE CANDY SPEQALS! Add egg yolks ■ and • lemon juice. a worthy'.project-for every cent of sixiall,'^iuediupi qhd large sizes, Add flour, small amount at a time, When you see yourself in the mir tee' profits above tee expenses will; PEPPERMINT PATTIES! ror tonight, in yotff-attractive gowm, 666 spbcitflly priced at and beat until smooth. Fold in egg be turned , over to tee Manchester UQUID—TABLETS—SALVE whites. Pour into greased cup cake ready for the Bqll, think how nice Emergency 'Emplo3Unent associa WALNUT CENTER NOUGATINES! it would be to have a photograph Checks ()oids first day. Headaches pwii!», filling 2-3 full. Bake in mod tion. C!ase’s orchestra will /furnish or Neuralgia in SO minutes. Malaria 3 for $1.00 OLD FASHION CHOCOLATES! erate oven (350 degrees-F.) 25 inin- taiken in evening clothes. . Such : a muAic. in 8 days. ■ utes, o r ' until done. When cold, photograph is. a'ways charming; ' The entertainment is given jointly cover tops with lemon butter frost especially if made by the Fallot by Memorial Lodge of tee Knights 666 SALVE for HEAD COLDS BATON UNDEBTHINOS—MAIN FLOOR ing. . . ? '. Stu(flo. Phone'5808. of Pythias and Memorial . Temple Most Speedy Remedies Known. Any of These Pythian Sisters. 'The cast is com To protect from perspiration Triumphs In Cojohery , posed of Mr. and Mm .» Walter dresses with the new'low cut-arm- Nothing addsto the good reputa Henty, Mrs. Lena Keames, Ifiss hole in which shields' will not - flt. tion of a hostess more than the serv Maigaret Henry, Mrs. Mark PEANUT BUTTER KISSES! Hide’s Notion Departmeiit has new ing'of'imusual'tid-bits. One new Holmes, Mrs. Herbert, Alley and welLfltUng satin. and-la.ce’.btassieres pastry .idea. is. the tiny pate de fois Karl^Kelier. ASSORTED GUM DROPS! •with attached shields for ?1.00. gras pies. You make a thin pastry, DELICIOUS ORANGE SLICES! ppt in .a thick layer of -the pate tie Reflecting Beauty fois gras paste, moistened slightly It is, a well- known . fact among with water, and hake .in the. tins you C.H.'TRYON’S interior..-decorators that the grory)- use for indi-vidual small pies.. Serve Any of These \ lbs. ipg. of pictures and . mirrors can piping hot, in slivers. They are to malce; or break a-room. Itfifrors be eaten with the fingers. Sanitary Market sbptild«be ^placed; across the room -Anbther tasty bit is- - made ' this SEA VlKW BRAND ORNIDA BRANDI ^ ‘ ‘ } '■31 from. your , most attractive spots. If way. .’^Use-^the largest stuffed olives ■you hayaatfireplace, a mirror niight ybu. can .fii^, roll' them’ in ■ anoho-vy D ia l 4 8 0 0 PEAS! PEACHES! go \
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isMd -tliat this cominitte<('8 report All nay man did to contribute had to come along just at^ tha time lila^uiBlas t^ the bauhnjg, around of when tto Nme ll^vdn Is exsrtiiig it- Uta Ikdder., \l^th men ’ all around 'Overnight the utmost to' obtaiirrei^c- lUd the ^aasln shooting- oyar- tbe WATKJNS BROTI#lS', Ini? ttvo;,legislation on nmtor triidts. Moulder of ;n:.sopo]f|;er w h o .^ the A. F. JVewa U pliai^y for that l^iislation It bais jp ll to. bra|t;abQut it afterward, .it not^been suffidepU:^ advocated pa nms a wpmiM> 2 ^ W. F. Crosa of Quhicy, MassL*—Anne Cutler, year - FuReral -Directors and a half :61d baby, dies of suffoca its own merits but very largely aa a jifimd, viio itump^. at Joe Zaagara tion when she becomes entangle*’ in S^ABUSHED ^ YEAKS rescue mearfiM to save; the railroid We^esday j^ht, tippled with him tha safeiy belt of ber crib. Pub?|«h«d £)v«ry BvenlUk from undeserved dimister. and deflected his last shot. "Ladies • Boston—Oliver B. Garrett, former CHAPEL AT 11 OAK ST S^days and Holidays Bntarad at tha It may be difficult, in view of tiie D ay’ seems to be eveiy day nowa- head of toe Boston police liquor Bpit Oitioa at South ACanobaatay. PUiosophy— Sayed Hisl FOLLOWING THREAT! >squad whose sentence for extortion Robert K. Anderson Phone; Office 5 1 7 1 Oonnu, aa Saoond Claaa Matl^MaMar.;/' National Transportation Commit days.* 'Maybe the women wiU be. * SUBSCWKTION ItATBS " -ancTlMsceiffing bribes OEpires Tues Funeral Dirktbr Residence 7494 Ona Taar. by mail ...... |6.00> tee's r ^ r t , to now make; the mem fin t to reaUze even the fact that the Money, Decried Rolers! Flood Lights Used To Ulnmine day, pleads not guilty to ah in het- Par Month, by mall ...... $ .60 bers of Connecticut Gmieral Assem d ^ e e of education, - their children I PlRiit While Police Guard ment chatydng larceny of pension Slnafla caplaa *03, payments from the City of Boston. Baljvarad, ona.yaar ...... |9.00 bly see the suffering railroilds in the get depends not on the amount of and rayed (iediers. Surrounding Grounds. same light as they might have seen money that ia spMt_on the educa Concord, N. H.— House judiciary MEMBER 07 THB ASSOCIATED committee postyone^ further con PRESS them before that report 'tvas made. tion but on how., they are edU' Brilo-ws. Falls, Vt., Feb. 17.— sideration of a bill to legidlze horse Tha Associated Prasa Is axolnalYaly cated. By DALE HABBISON I (A P)—Hood lights fllunfinated toe FOURTH ANNUAL antltlad to tha use for repuWioaition plant of toe Bellow Falls co-opera race betting in New Hampshire im-^ bf all nows dtapatebes credited to It ALL, ABOUT MONEY l N w York, 'Feb. 17.—(AP)-i He til next Thursday. or ' not othalr^fsa credited in this w«ui toe kind of fellow, who cursed tive creamery torough the nighl paper and also the local news pub' An airplane view of the program INDUCING A FIT and policemen patrolled the .Boston — Coast Guard destroyer government and then ran to toe Wainwright reports by. radio it had ’ llshedr.herein. of legislation on. which:the Con Of course there never has been gov^ment’s postal savings bank grounds as auUmritiM investijiktei: All rlffbts of repu|>lloatlon of threats to bomb the creamery. taken a l^ r d a seaman from toe apeoial;dIiipatehes herein arp al80Te> necticut State Teachers’ Association, such a tU hg'as actual overprbduc- with his money for. safekeepiz^. ser. ed.. ’The creamery, . holdout in jthe trawler Penguin and w u preceding the Connecticut - Teachers Federa turn of any useful-commodity. What I That was the philpsopby—if it be to Boston.. The seaman’s knee was philosophy—o f Giuseppe JSai^ara, plan of toe New'England Dairies, Publtsheirs RaprasentatlTl,>' The tion and the C c^ ecticb t Association :^.r^rred to by that term.is pro- toCn-to rontrol 95 per cent of toe badly: lacerated. Julius Mathews Special Aaancy^xiew who from a cheap pistol 'fired: at State Armory, HARTFORD rork, Cbteaso. Detroit ^nd -Stoaton. of Public Schoifi Suj^iintendents di^cition.. beyond the f ability of con- Miami Wednesday night flye:^tobhi mfik. > s h ip ^ intp Boston,' list Farmington, N. H.— 'Schools ' of that threatened to write.. red ; pages night released information ;that its Farmington observe the 121st birth Full service client of ^ E A Ser* are centering, 'titfcir attmtion dis aunders to pay., If all the wheat-and day of Henry Wilson, : 18to -vice vice, Inc. of American, history. I^a®t- had beeh' entered and dam *V Member Audit Bureau ot dreula* closes an interesting fact. Of the aU the co^n were offered free to aged last Friday night. Creamery president of toe United States, who tions. six measures receiving the united anybody, anywhere,-who wanted It ) He. came to America, an iiiuni' officials also inade known thi^ta was boro here. 20(h to 25th! grant, in 1923 from Italy. Many of bombing and personal injury Brockton, Mass. — Fifteen valu (I The Herald FnntlnK Company. Inc., support of these groups and the all the surplusage would disappear years before another immigrant had -Assumes uu'flaaiqfOlatv: bad been _,rec^yed. able saddle and race horses are Six Evenings! Four Afternoons! bi^'b^sf^blcV^ey^^ Mb; blU^?^;of ;iS e n to tome froin Bohemia.'Fhat 'was - An-i , .,The-,.B6fton‘: and; jKaine.' railroad fjfor typoirraphiofti ■erifttSxapjNitiTinw.-i« •.rescued as-fire b(^y damages a Matinees: Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday ji,Advertisements'' ■ In- th* MSuchesler ly ^^posing'not' la Tsii^e.“ohe’ deals Eoith -of ^Smito'^CiffClinA,/putting a tpn;^tinak. He ^ cled to write his aUip to ^ preeanttons to protect 24 bam oil the Brockton fair grounds^ ^ Evenlns Herald. hfe’stdestihy ln the /golden • shnds 'of with the subject of education; every la'emium oh. the ciirtailmMt of to cars or the creainery while they Fire officials said. it was' toe third the. new world.-which another Bohe a^, sidetracked at the local station FRIDAY. FEBRUARY' IT. one with two exceptions—a metmure bacco crops, wMl.e possUfiy excusahle blaze of incendiary, origin on the mian, also withC the''given name An and while they are enroute to Bos- fair grCimds in six months. BigvTop, Pig-Time BEPDAL Which would empower :; the • State in an emergeni^,^jSQesn’t make eco ton, had J^stetqihized.' in a great .tpn.,every -morning. B(»ton—Gov. Ely and deans of Board of Education to' giant de nomic sense. Such cutes were re symphony, , . - Manager MacLennan of the the H aryw l and Yale law schools The adoption of. straight-out repeal The one, hating: government and grees, and another prohibiting it cently compared by, Lincoln Steffins crefLmery said he believed the honor Dean Homer Albers of Best .m of the Eighteenth amendment by the hating rulers, ranted from soap tto^ts had come from c^^mks but University Law School on toe com Circus 'A ,c ts ! Senate yesterday. was 'a proceeding from, doing so—^have . to do with to the practice of a 'certain quack boxes kr broken English or, if his iievertoeless he had^taken steps to pletion of 50 years of service. j of historic .signiflean^. It was the money. doctor who, when he encountered a audience could imderstand, in his protect toe property , of the plant -Stoneham, Mass. -— Miss Mildred If it is true that the education of case-of,-disease that he ..didn’t under native Italian.. The other became -The - letters first-lyere received Pace and Franklin Wendell are mar I first time that the ppponentaxff fed mayor of Chic^o. : Saturday, the day after toe place youth is a commodityr^sq. much for stand, <:gave the patiimt something ried in toe building in. which they GALA SIDESHOW/ eeral « prohibition had 'ever succeeded Their paths met Wednesday night was drunaged. ^ere boro—toe New Elngland Sani- *ln bringing about a Senate vote on so much—then this nqbimy-measur- to throw him- into a- fit. "I know at Miami, to. the hands of one was- . The letters, addressed to Mac tarium and Hospital. Extra—Madame Zelda, Oriental Mystic ^ e question of repeal- ;^ c e the ing outiook on the subject may be how to cure fits,’’ he explcdi^c
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farmers and other individuals,-It is increase IfiiiNUfifi p r e i ^ wbich Seek Fawcett dertgned to chcourage settlements To Play the New Leads ' is the last thing we want to dp,” he fi C f EASE IN DEBTS without bankruptcies. Under it a NimSAYSDUCE explains. " ^ nothing th en w v#M ^btpr ;ffbo can’t pay ^t ma^Q^ “If tbsire eould be a popular vote N im : I p u t f ^ l woidd iUe a petition with a court &i .Italir' ICuswillni would be Mussedini' i(3T 7'tar.k. NOW HITS EVERYONE stating the inability and would be oveiwhebafi^y defeated. But un the •■’.S ^ • safe, ffom bankrupt^ pending nego der tbe regime them can be nothing “ If^ 'b e m : k tiations with orators for reorgani U k a a populm” expression of wari” Kittl Biased: H zation or extension. Railroad reor- opmipn.” ' ing blindly'to war.” -J-w- ganiiBaUons could be effected with [•I Asked^ about the welfare of p
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• .‘V to to sung, dmtotoll y«t acddenta are fear, and fataUtlaa __money; waa-mi l a s t - s ^ . Members of the Oonfticiaa, Boctety. iiSa:W 8rYbto^ almost unknown. ,-jt that’s big money theee .^dayi^ in do not b^eve in divorce; 1HEJ IM now. in-?FraiMe. SPEEDSIHIS FUXX Interspersed with shorter events and ex-swlce men in charge at the wife is sub^t to her hdebwiM' Tlmt'fllm'vrtucbe tiiads in Psrif} or on. each program, the main events Ascot don’t have tO" worry, for a authority throughout her lifeV' \ ' at Istilt ei^ and street aesDSs. vary from 65 to 200 laps, A crp^wd while, at least, about htmtlng. Jobs Never rub an eye that has eon^ A^iOtolto. to f Broadway rumor TO RACING CAPiTAL of. 10,000 persons, a t'fl and 22.50 a or stucUng in breadllnea. thing in it. '^Wash it in-a^boraStt that a.' stage venrion of the rsvtoad throw, is not imusual for the long add solution with an eye cup.> ; ?*wiflow*’' may be tried ,out before grinds, and the 65-lap affairs, T^th the film to begup. the same tariff, consistently atttaot D0Y0DKN0WTHAT>- r f Noyano As Prince from six to 8,000 spectators. One of .the particular surprises Ascot Speedway At Los An Night raci^, first introduced at The Chinese land covers, o^'- lif' has to do'Vdth Ramon Novarro, who quarter of Asia, from the; Pandc • •••'•Xv'v the Los Angeles oval, has proved .About forty per cent of Ger has been far'from a secure figure In -'‘Xv: -.v .,o> the biggest money maker for the many’s foreign obligations is held mountains to the Pacific and frdtn the current film world. Now, aotoee O p e h M R f ' geles Beckons Drivers American Legion promoters who in the United Stares, the rem^der Siberia to India. friepd of Mtos MaeDonakl advisee^ took over .the plant in 1928. The being distributed among several TOe Cathedral o t Seville is the ro ^ Prince. Novarro has been grooming for the . . T\V X V 'C-’C SALVE VENDRILLO year’s schedule Includes raoes every second largest Gothic edifice-in Eu From Everywhere. coimtries. Her total foreign- In role of “the prince" and will un Y Wednesday night from' May to Oc debtedness is M,812,000,000 rope and was dedicated in 1462. It doubtedly get it. Novarro, has a ^ '-S V tober, with day races on Sunday There were about 178,000 saloons contains the tomb of Christopher .. By CHLBBRT SWAN - trained siz^iug voice and dances Battery andRepi^ twice a month during the rest' of in the United States When the 18th Columbus. New Yoxk.i-"The Merry. Widow^," well. Nn DepartaieiCis sb By ERSKINB JOHNSON the year, Pilm stars always are
O nly...... •. PAJAMAS 3 ...... X 6 ' “ - ...... X Glenwood make cylinder stove $ 10-oo ssr“‘ $10 wiUi 10 inch brick lined firebox $1.00 CHILDREN’S Men’s All Wool MEN’S ^ Baby Carriage for coaL Genuine UNION SUITS ^ WORK $ 1 Heywood Wakefield Thermo Sweater COAT $ 1 Roomy scoop seat Fun s i ^ fiber body. < $3.95 SWEATERS 1 MITTENS X chair, Kroebler Oil Burners X made, in tapestry NECKWEAR covers, attrac For heating stoves—depend 1 MEN’S 100% WOMEN’S Children’s Genuine Crib and M'attress able ccmstoniction — complete 3 ' ” $ 1 . 0 0 Goodyear Welt tively featured. ready to install. Regular 50c. WOOL SHOES ^ . Sturdy drop side crib in ivory HOSE ^ 1 SHOES SB with cotton mattress. 2 ' ” $ 1 . 0 0 Values to $2.29. ^ | Regular 65c. ^ Pair fo r...... Suedes, leathers. B Value $ 1 .2 9 ...... f l Saturday only Saturday ...... Occasional Chairs . SOFT h a t s ' Dressing Table and FURN]ITURE DEPT.—2ND FLOOR One lot of floor sample chairs $2.50 Mirror in various styles, all upholsteredi Regular $3.50. Walnut finish. SMOKE S E T S 4 MAGAZINE Maide or mahi^fany in neat covers are tapestries and mo END TABLES^ colon^ style. hairs. Walnut finish with 2 w | RACKS ^ 1 Value $1.49. traya and shelves. 'B Latest type. Worth B Value $1.29, Box Spring and DOLLAR DAY ... mudi more. J |L Better Innerspring Mattress , VALUES ‘CARD 4 PILLOWS -jH FLOOR m i $25 . ExceUeiit quality, construction gnar^ anteed. We have sold a great many . COVERING ^ TABLES (Hi Kitchen Calnnet at $36.50. Covered in beantiful Than Ever Chmee cuiied, hand^fl Finest felt base. ^ i Choice of Red o r Y l. picked hen feathers, t B With fun equi^ent strip^ sateen ticking. An outstand Green. Chairs to ■ o n ly...... B Choice of patterns. B Green and ivory odor. ing value. DRESSES 1 match, only, each yf sq. yards...... One Rack A t ...... $1.00 One Rack A t ...... 50c BASEMENT J)oubl€ Studio Couch $25*00 Regular $9.98 DRESSES Dupont ^ AU Wool Blankets $ 5 .9 8 ALCOHOL ^ TOP J 1 66x80. Double. PAINT 7 1 ^ New Spring Dresses DRESSING $ 5 Buys 2 Crsdlons ______1 H 1 Pint with AU cf GaUon^l Inlaid Rugs $ 2 .9 8 Brush DLot Color g o ^ through to $8.98 Values Boudoir Chairs back—sample patterns — ChinUeovers. 7-6x9 only. MILLINERY DAIRY ^ GAS OVENS BOTTLE m To Close Out At PAILS $ 1 CAPPERS $ 1 Card Sets Tea Wagons 1 Burner size ^ | Washable tops fabrik- Gear type. Heavily ^ i Table and 4' chairs. 5 0 c 2 5 c Only.'...... 1 ______' ' oid. 3 ' ” 1 c .I'ilfr ' ’ w - -'.L AML . - V ■ .-'T'.-V ,..r» , u «»jv> ■• '*. V 5? / >t . -:4i ^ i r ‘^V. ■■ ■;', - ■-'•. • ': - • •■■^ • '.V',r. 'i t / ; ■'^7^{■'''V■■!"-.^i'| fr % • FMDAY, FBillUAi^y w» ..L bA''b a if ^ and in • ** * m1 hfiiissmPfaae^^. paelM^ by p/iiBa'bPf*dtfidsM ^ whetisWttWMS VAof wsBsn~~*~coiBiMrcoidkWt ~ tu n t Jto ~ luBiatlea ^ distributed n bouse. 8ft. CandU’s Forty Bpeabars-end maigr of them etopMap as a ^ aa a ~ iMver had asade apeeelwa before— m m x i m cgnuDuui.y went extra. . • ■ ■ j . . , ibild % Brussel* Campus Likes Prof. Pieea^ oldptlSM camp meiituiss is fervor. Teem TShae BSIMay explained tbe badk d^ubtimi; pleads A sett, r*my sweater The Bank la Saved Mi Caraiel was atartM by the ed that the bank be given a c b ^ of the aetlom a few ques- r^ilti'depoaitdra. Themo^ en* over the nightgown. The bat^s IfJeCan Give A Joke And Take It Too And now that It’s ovelr, btuilnew ma its iwallty^-aad then every- lusiaMla rangloue, M hands be eovArab ettkar by la rusbiar. And the haA la aaim& inusiasvm w*s»«r* v®vtvaBst Mvef aensua. That was the Wg Idea, te save the [y fell Into tbs hsUday qplrlt t hftdabetter audience. ’The town Bvery idace of budi^ ex^t wymw piiSiwtB WAb w . ?rs£iSS!^S3fSf,' ’>rqM eta.-(AP)-P^. Aufuirte town’s one hank. restauranfiiimie drug ®^ • bag of sand mmr ba^uaed to.warm Biecard, the Ixero of the etrato- 'a few moTi*hp ago Mt. Ckrmel f ! w g r ^ e a was closed. The ^ So bed beforeSSa brty to put-^ tt. UisM Cilr Tm^ ’Niiie Da; WaaMndtob—K <1^ 'tam peratu^ a^ere, id one man. had'two banks. They s t o r e * ^ only ^ s . the nmratorlum endW. There wU ^ The modest ambidextrous pro- a run developed. ’>®,i||S‘J25S?iS? BO sodas, no haovles, no mmcei BimiKta Holiday As' Rain paid, untU there was little c a » left. ^ves. Fiat tire?—T<^I ^ It Assor who teaches phyAc® Unless something University of Brussels, is another. bank would have to. close. Heres The younsT professore at the school Threatoaed. what happened: mostly w> serve w . ~ * :all him “Auguste." He is one of I p. m.—The bankers caUed^ In a •ProtecUve Association // he most popular flgures on the B i^ r of leadlM d tlw ^ li and Its members were taking no ;ampus. M t Carmhl, m ^ 'H y rU e, I give the carda on the table. holiday. With his seemingly endless legs, 2 p. m.—The Wabash Vallay. Pro- you my word, I hardly knew you-- tecUve Association was bom in tha purchase. lU scholar’s head screwed on ^ that make-up and all.’’ syenet neck emerging meeting* XSaSiSt?’- t t i w wjjl ^-am ple collar and his 1 ^ l^y, ’Hyah, Charlie, UnaDy got a 8 p. m.—The charter members Main Street, a very quiet Mato V*' \e has provide* easy material for shave and a haircut, I see." ipslled In ministers, dvlc leaders, ItTMt to be sure, tat •, dtoejjam Sident ^ n . And especially eo on Small talk? Not among Mt. Car merchants, several bank dsMsltors. to visit with folks who always were | the night of the-annual revue when 4 p. m.—Sach of these made up a working btforA fnel’s 7,200 souls. list of names to be eidlstad. the faculty is'a broad target for ’That’s tesUmony that Mt. Carmel Mft Was a Xidt of Fun” - 4:60 p. m.—Bach pame ® a^ jatlre. is baolc to normalcy after perhaps Tke onWjl^*® irSu But the good-tempered scienust, the fOost ‘dxdHjBg nine -daya In list ba Easy 'Tenns If Desired. Genuine High Grade Innerspring Mattress t .1 Worth $16.50, One of the finest mattresses you have Ladies’ Ladies’ RAYON UNDIES ever seen. It’s an exceptional bargain, and one that Ladies’ Ladies’ HOUSE DRESSES Ladies’ Silk Hosiery Cotton Pajamas Panties, Bloomers, Vests, many will take advantage of. So come early, to select , Ftott Quall^ Rayon Pajamas etc. : Guaranteed fast color. Chiffon oif Sorvlce Weight SILK SLIPS Smart,comfortable. yours. (Free Delivery). ' Regular 69o values. Lace trimmed. Smartly styled. All Shades. \ 3 3 c 3 9 c 4 6 c 7 9 c 7 9 c 2 pr* $ 1 .0 0 7 9 c Boudoir (3udr Boys’f Girls* Cottage Curtains Lady PeppereU and Children’s Coats New Styles 3 1 c “ SPECIAL Children’s Sweaters GOLF HOSE Pequot Sheeta Children’s Dresses at Spring styles and shades. Long Curtaina 81x90 and 81x88 $ Fast c(dor, smart. B^giun Prices 2 2 i 2 5 c latest Pattens. 5.45 M e * ” *. A- fine quality. chaiT, well 2 2 c ^ ^ 2 '° $ 1 .0 0 constructed—your choice of a 4 6 c “ '7 9 c on Dollar Day variety of coverings. Add 4 6 c one of these chairs to your Men’s Men’s Sweaters Men’s Hose Turkish Towels Men’s Plain and Patttfns. boudoir. FLANELETTE Moleskin Pimts Winter Union Suits Button or Slip u ('* -f M i V J , , v - y-i' 'V / IBlSAy> FBfRVAK]^ U . IMS. disdosidciui, ’talftnA of'tKir' fifst line of defsnse a g a ^ where Oemodratib national vtlt, u d bad «agaf«d la lOorM ot Johnson had oonduotsd a personal quarters were ]omtedr~a them aje^ — - .-..,,- lotmanV Pifm. informal conference* concernmji stody of H ooves f b r s ^ economic scores of wa| ctoally Oongernad who besieged the. strategists with engsipsd' conMatihg Most t&thBto ha mereiF Mt HUH TSDSr TO AID theories of government, ^o w m polices, and it was at the sunea- b ^ ro e m and referehpa listehwV^aeoipttng tala chief began to look eonfloen^., tioa of Baraeb that he bM^an to at Several evenings'tom ,. xsward the prealden^al n o B ) ^ t ^ tend the eonfereneea of RocsevelPs group gathered' th ^,* ^th tihma the BfSJhs T i ^ vrou|d be ,ln the canaaltF advisers. When Roosevelt, r^lm ed from of > t d i,’ oereia, toast, Roaeninan auggeated that a c a d ^ warm Springs the ofganlimtion v w emor RooiMsvelt, to^ e m y e. • - --^-^tion'to^^e of ms and ndUc. A lirto or th>a of hMlin RoosEfars work experts as weU as practh»l . ... Chfurles - WlUiam Taussig, 86^ theories and policies. Tnay’. dined Views, but ^ e l t went ahead ^ B S tjS & t*^ the White eookad crlsD and dsatned of lM m iff' ticSans be called in to help.' Rooser year^d president of the American under way. Later, m a^ stiywiy* House. a n ? ^ in«nbefa of his findings andWMam ary—optnlOns ^ were»» incorpor- • together and usually sat about ^h* be aSved oOciiiiiijiglhr for v a y io ^ velt told his 87-year-old counsel to C lasses Oo., and an expert in .prains Tiaipt ;ht ttqlr wsp^ttye ated in bis spee^ oj acc^tanoe. table tmtil midnight. The bed-room ^(yrnnm an and Johnson were advtMs ’the burean of homa eoiWi carry on with the idea, and h im sw foreign trade and tariffs, was an general advisors;. Berle waa the ex businsisto ih gm ip but__ _ it was------not" until after the w - was at the din>Mal of oyt-of-town omles. There ii nhoMoettea to’eam Thott Who Helped His Cam- departed for Warm Sprigs, Gw. other associate .the grains Trust. experts who frequently wfva called pert 2 mahogany finished Windsor / 19 Scatter bedroom and bath rugs, mostly wash $2>98 and $3.98 arm chairs. O A C 25 T A B L E SCAR FS able in sizes 20x86 to 80x60 inches. Tufted, mohair, rMISCELLAN^OUS-i Regular' $17.60. 1 hooked-rag, braided-cbenille and plain Every Coat a real bargain. Table scarfs made of velours and tapestries. chenille. Regular values to $18.26 .. ’ 1.98i 1 Mahogany finished maga Values to $6.76 e a c h ...... ^ • zine rack. Reg- $o A A 1 M aple finished Windsor side 14 Scatter bedroom and bath rugs in sizes 24x86 to ulsr $13.00 value chair. $ e Q C 80x60 i ^ u d l ^ book wool, rayon-tiifted, cotton Spring Hats Special $1 Regular $7.60 ... O t X f O tufted aqd mohair. 2 f» A O 6 Tambouf mantel clocks in Values to 118.60...... k6 # 9 0 1 Maple finished Windsor Valubs to $88.76.,^ ‘ 1.98 side chain | a a o •12 CARPET REMNANTS- Regular $7.50 .. m o SIO 6 Cbseso and Cracker Dishes* NEW DRESSES 6 Remnants of plain broad loom carpeting ranging . . . ------_ Olsss dish, pewter ebeeec Spring Colors in s i ^ from 8x8 to 29 inches x foet. cover.- AA a Silk Prints Values to 18.^, RifulM $1X6...... D 9 C Youthful ------42 ROOM SIZE R U G S - r - ^ 6 Remnants of plain pUln brobroa4loom carpetings; rahgMig 1 Semple suit esse. $9 Sport Woolens Styles o K in sizes from 8^4% to 27 Inches x 18 feet. l $^8.9S vsdue ...... A Fashionable 3 6x9 Axminster Rugs, ® .1 A . A R Flat Crepes Values to $ 2 4 .M ...... Fabriei regular 914.00 ...... 1 U e S r O 4 Waste baaksts in finishes decorative ■30 SMOKERS- 16 6x9 Wilton and plain broadloom and 9x13 Azosin- prints. iters and tapestry rugs. Values from $a a Q g " Values to $1.76 . 79c Chiffon or Service Hose 2 pr* ^ 30 Smokers, in pedestal and $17.50 to $49.80 ...... 1 ^ # 9 0 and cabinet models, walput 17 CARPET SAMPLES- 8 Staadiag toUst mirrors tor Pure silk, first quality, new Spring shades. and mahogany finishes; some 8 9x13 Axminster Rugs, ®1A RA dtssainf tahlss or bifb In metal. Valuae, 29 10 27x86 Inich bound samples of H e o l ^ regular $27X0...... 1 9 # v V chests^ Maple or walnut $2.96 to $4.96...... 1 Carpets. Regular values to $7X5 .... 89c fifiipBss. ' l | New Sweators 6 9x12 Axminster Rugs, ^97 RA Regular $8.76...... 1 Spring Blouses 818x37 and 37x37 inch bound samples of regular $88X0 to $43X0...... X « e 9 V Axminipter csrpets. Values to $4.76 . . . 39c 30 PMegraph frames in New checks, stripes and A new assortment of colinrs, burnished «lv»r plaids. ^ Y weaves and 8 $gl3 and 6-8x10-6 Wilton and Axminster rugs. oomplsts with glass . SiM Sizes to 4 0 ...... ^ X s ty le s ...... Values from $69X0 to ^90 RA of poaCo: talO inohss . $66X0...... *...... 0 9 s 0 V Cotton Blouses, AH Wool Sweateru Ravr$ij» , TWO FOR ‘ 1 2 for $1 2 for ...... 14 N O N -S K ID P A D S 1 9x13 Orients] Rsproduetion; $X A B A 6 Pewter consol# bowls. -17 PILLOW S $73X0 v a lu e ...... • • • • • f 9 s a J v Regular 6 Regulation siso bed pillowsin $1.26 «'* 0 4 0 0 0 -0 ‘0 S 79c NEW TUB FROCKS 9 18x86 foeh nibber coated Non-BUd pads for plac 1 6-9x10 Booked Rug design; $|«A R A strlp^ tickiiv* $2 ing under 18x86 Inch scatter rugs. 2 5 c regulsr $74X6 ...... 9 9 a 9 V 6 Whits enameled bathspom Sizes to 54. Gay colorful prints attractively styled. Regular $1.95 Regular 60c mirrors with 10x17 inch $ | pair, for pr. 3 9x12 Washed Oriental Rsprodpotlons. $ » A R A glass. Regular $1.76 1 5 37x54 ipeh rubber coated Non-Skid pads. Values fMip $100.00 to $160*0P...... s 9 eO ^r HOUSE DRESSES Regular $1.00 6 Luggage racks in- witb web Guaranteed fast color fabrics. Formerly $1.00. 2 f o r ...... GIRLS’ SWEATERS, SKIRTS (— 11 FOOTSTOOLS 11 Oo|onial cricket foet stepls DRESSES, BLOUSES in maple. $ Very specially priced. 2 for • ...... Regular $L69 1 CHILDREN’S COATS To Close Out a t ...... / V ■ * « Children’s Union Suits, 4 fo r ...... Ladies’ Union Suits, 3 for — ' * r Ladies’ Slips, Bloomers, P u iti^ 3 for , ______„ .. rE’fSt'S'S P AmcrloiB ti ability to pne gpod t ^ ^ on them bupy and T he^nnlfh Mod^ fflSSjfla elrfh.''' Villi’^'thdir ‘ Ihily HialA attlit (b |d Hum , to dee the ,Th^' Are,. Miiiwisr ‘ly a l thiy wanted ANHATTAN work of old ttwteni In the gal Tbeas ekoeptlons, hewsvor, are tMfiiis ttai be ’Ot ^l the pus. • \ V Service leries over tbevs. But ooatempora- iSxoeBtiras;. the sptoeleas goody- S t "iCelip' them J. Sftllete ry Amerldui ho beeves, is as goody and the downright impr agam m I rather than T fltali «p to Koop Won Iqr I SluffAMi ------y ths hihiU Is piwiuMng. Those people imserUng . cbUdMn ooerokm be Stan Be a If WnM Vutid Avtioritf b Itature an ee 5hst.the .tyMs. 1 speski of nsu* friend, : M t a' lay to New York.—There la keen fasci Is s e n s th ^ in us rviy run rsthsr tone t *- .VJ • ^ H • , 4 ’ " m i.- :.iA, FRIDAY, FBBRtTARY If. .<11.nil ■Vertoii. fru it point, conilder Joan Crawford. 1^ - -^-better, late Horner' D ivim po^ w m ; eirid~yeani ago ahe resolved to have vteHff m r w w t i r WOMANISHEAD and now run by Miss Reed and her A dmulir figure «t .aiQr eost And l»y Alkm - r brother, Caltdn R. Reed, idle kem Bdt lORtbuffo House:! |B ). two horses “just cayuse ponies” w t ahe haa a minimum coat dUrner, fSfim soup Joan'a'ivuUffiat oonaia^ of noth Here n’ OF H € BUSINESS her own use. The .horses “are s i^ to mitEi a rich oobr exDOi ited and one has k little d ^ in Eiut'Beware of dssaeft Mi be ing Sttt a g^aaa of fruit jvdee and aketchee In what he 'kw •llglll glni him, but that’s an right. I wouldiiV bought hi la these ttmee a cup of^offae. W w , 15 cants. For to lean of tha cereer .endid J a f S i- want a dead horse. One threw me fo M l.25. lunch ahe uaually eats a green v^fe- allty of Hoe^bMl a couple of y ta n ago and aebt me tfU a imlad sad a cup oC tea. Thirty These . Three Books YiVUl Aequalnt the fields in which the Directs Distribodon of 100 to the hospital.”- ceiUa but atOl aU r l ^ t ' Ten WH& Tedmoetaegr statements of fact have, bwti Fly fishing along an Oregon . ;.Netihu .th Umdk Masdie you’d rather buy groceries Her dinners are heavier, consist oentradlbted, and add a ft stream for trout is a favorite sport. ing of« dear soup, meat, two vege- If you haven’t yet got squared and IntolUgm diaeaeslon Hmion Eggs Yearly For Mias Reed is slender, hair slii^tly tor Nmnna Shearer. ’^.There’s a girl 0 who doesn’t.even know tbs meai&g ^ le s, a small salad and some fruit away on this technocraqr business, entire business. - greying and she has fiashing grey- She never eata butter, teta- Then tpere It .Stnart .. blue eyes. Of the word "diet^" Norma starts there are seyeial books on the mar "Tedmocia^ an DiletnretatliBBr Poultry Raisers. the day bJ^ ttni breakfast conslst- toes or sweet dedwrts except that ket now that might prove h ^ I^ to iag of a glass of fruit'iulce, two about twice a week she doe.i suc one of the John Day Oen^kemi^s soft boiled eo s, toast sad Jam and cumb to the lure of ice cream. And you. 25-cent paxhpUets. Ifr. Chess m the average eoat of her dinners is a To begin with, there is "intio- sympathetic to the new goqiel, but Portland. Ore.—(AP)—^From a a cup o f coffee wHfi bofft sugar aiid bis eyes are fully open to its tiny office in a black-long building, ereamv A bad s^ftt^^ my - lads, 40 ddiar. duetkm to Technocrat,” by H ^- UOTATIOl esats Just sMaein fects; and, as you might op s^ a slender, alert woman directs the ard Scott and others (John Day: his little pampblet is spklne^ For 'bar- Hmch- Us' always- has a ^ But Beware! destinyiof a farm cooperative whose smail.glWofitema'to Juice, a salad, 90 cents) in which the authentic readable and lu|^ity inlALSstlni^*;'. a cup of clear soup, moat of some Of course, if you’d be satisfied to doctrine, graven on stone, is hand . These three boolm vdfl at l e ^ members number 2.506 producers take a mere extra girl out to dinner ed down direct from SianL A g ^ give you an Idea of what An tlm throughout Oregon and Southern kind,.two vagotebisr, and a fruit -:-wdl, than, you’d better mortgage with it or not, you’ll at least, find Washington. She sees to the receiv Americans as they impress me deasmrtr.-60 omitsi udma theial And shootlngiis about. have no need of stimulants. They at dixmer, worsa luok, ahe dhrea the old homestead. Tbqee poor girls it adequately expounded here, and ing, storage and distribution of 110,- are eating 00 Irregularly these days while the book is reticent about 000,000 eggs a year and directs a reaUy should have sedatives, I be- into one of those $L25 fuU course When things werj Dooming a UNt lieve. dibbers.;. that whm they’re invited out they the way in which the world of sales organization with 60 per cent simply order everything on the technocracy la to come into ezistp years ago, we heard a lot anoiit Ike of its markets in the east. —John Masefield! England’s poet "ncu'-eau riche.” It seems a ' Wt laureate, visiting the U. S. menu, figuring to store away ence it is stimulating and provoca The office, harely large enough to ;; AU Jsaa to PUMM enough to keep them going for two tive to a miurked degree. m.*re cifflcult to popularize the new accommodate a desk, a filing cabi From a strictly economical stand- or twee days. net and a few chairs, is the head One great-trouble in Europe is -An even better way of approach poor. quarters of Miss B. Reed, that each nation is so busy being chosen a few days ago as the first patriotic that it has not time to get woman in the United States to the other’s point of view. head a farmers cooperative organi —Count Serge Fleury, French for zation. eign office. Miss Reed said today she “just got into” the cooperative business, I’m- too good a swimmer, I entering it 10 years ago, rising couldn’t stay down. steadily imtil she was auditor of the —^Harold Wachtel, Jobless New Pacific Poultry Products Coopera York salesman, after trying un tive, then finding herself appointed successfully to drown himself. by the directors to assume the office of general manager, left vacant by Unless the Democratic party the death of E. J. Dixon, to whom recognizes that new economic con ahe was an assistant. ditions exist in the world today and As general manager, she n)ust at that Jive must take a somewhat dif Directors have their worries, but they seem to have disappesred tempt to strike a happy balance be ferent attitude on the tariff, we are for Victor Fleming as he lunches, with Joan Crawford. . . . If Joan's tween production peaks and demand headed for difficulties. appetite^was at par that day, her companionship cost the M-G-M di- peaks through the medium of stor —U. S. Senator Thomas J. Walsh r e ^ r a SO-oent luncheon check. age. She must conduct the business (Dem., Mont.). to ^ e satisfaction of the 13 elected directors—^fortunately she is not From my experience 2.75 beer By DAN THOMAS When she isn’t working (here’s your superstitious. She must satisfy the doesn’t taste like much. However, chance, Scotty), her lunch consists pr^ucers their eggs are being grad there are a lot of people who don’t Hollywood.—How’d you like to of an extra large glass of butter- ed correctly and that the best net know the difference tetween ginger call Jean Harlow and invite her out prices are being returned to them. p o p ^ d dynamite. to dinner tonight? Sounds like a She must keep the organization’s working personnel—between 125 —^Izzy Einstein, former "ace” .pro good idea—or doesn’t it? Do I hear and 150 depending on the season— hibition agent. you ask, “What would it cost?” $ DAY SPECIAL functioning efficiently. Well, ihese girls around movie- Men’s and Young: Men’s She must, in short, answer to the land don’t believe those dietitians • S ‘ , * whole business, and because a re who show that a person can cat for 4 Boys’ Suits turn to Oregon and Southwestern 8% cents a day, or something like Washington producers of between A Thought that. Why, Joan Crawford’s bxeak- Copies of $1,500,000 and $2,000,000 annually is fast mounts to a matter of 15 cents and Overcoats Sizes 6 to 18 years. involved, she must answer correctly. Behold the nations are as a drop and as for the platinum blond’s din Sheet Music Likes Her Work of a bucket, and are counted as the ner—shoot the roll! It would set Miss Reed likes this work because small dust of the balance: behold, you back a full $1.25. It gives her a chance to “help those he taketh up the isles as a very $ 1.00 who might not be able to help them Uttle thing.—Isaiah 40:16. Take Jean to Breakfast selves” very well by marketing in For breakfast Jean Harlow usu dividually. To have greatly dreamed, pre- ally has a glass of fruit juice, toast Half Price Half Price On the 330 acre ranch near Sil- eludes low ends.—Lowell. and coffee—^total cost 20 cents. KEMP'S, Inc. Boys? O vercoats Children’s O verC O atS House’s Shoes at Special ^^Dollar Day” Prices Size to 18 years. Size 3 to 10 years. 100 Pairs Women’s IS Pair Boys’ and Youths* Kali-sten-iks QxFords Pumps and Ties I . ? Half Price Boy^ G r^ Slicker SPECIAL BARGAIN Boys’ Boys’ $1.00^ Men’s and Young Men’s RAINCQATS SHEEPLINED HORSEHIDE -9 Growing Girls QQ Misses’ and Children’s Value $4.00 Up TROUSERS COATS COATS 3 1/ 2 - 8 ...... $2.98 $8 60-N ow J g g Q Misses* ” ■ " ' $ 2 . 2 5 '2 ’8 -now ^ 2 . 5 0 100 pairs of women’s pumps and ties featured for Dollar Day Pumps, Ties ’' ■ " '. $ 1 . 9 < 5 only. Following makes Included: Red Cross, Dorothy Dodd and 11>/2-2 . . . $3.29 A. J. Sweet. Shop early. Children’s For School Boys’ Black Robber and Men’s Reversible Men’s Bnttm Style ^ 8'/2-11 ... $2.79 Leatherette Buttem Style SHEEPLINED Daniel Green Infants’ $1.00 Suede Leather 5>/2-8 .... $2.49 RAINCOATS PLAID JACKETS COATS Snap Fastenera JACKETS Babies’ and Silhouette 3 . 5 ...... »3.00-N.w 3 2 .0 0 I7.5b-N.w 3 5 QO Felt Comfys $1.98 $ 3 0 0 ” ■"' $ 1 . 9 5 •• i'’...... < Lowest price in years. > "Dollar Day” Only / _ Black and Blue Leather Not only do they fit the feet along the lines of the natural M eh’$ W oolen Coats M en’s H orsehide Coats bare foot but they look as good as. they feeL Buy them for Slippers school wear, ^ m p s and ties. $ $ : ^ now $ 1 2 .0 0 now Chrome sole with heel. This offer "Dollar Day” only. 1 ' $5.00 $9.(^0 Black Suede Ties, House Slippera, Children’s and misses’ hoiuse slip Furnishings Men*s Furnishings Styles in black suede ties and pers. Sizes 5-2. For cool morning. $1.00 O FF pumps. Men’s Co-Operative, Selz and 35c and 50c Boys^Buster Brown Hose. Men’s 60c Men’s Hats. Values to $4.00* . Special . . $ Rubbers $2.98 Rubbers Men’s 76c Four-iurafiRd Ties. 2 for .... $1.00 2.00 Here’s a good value In Men’s 66c Foupr-in-Hand T ies:' S .... Iden’s $1.00 Caps. 2 for ••«•••• •.*» • • • • • shoes. Men’s black dress i n ...... ' ' ' $1.00 oxfords a t $2.98. Well-made, 6 Men’s Beach Jackets. $A60 imd $5.00 comfortable shoes. ' 1 . I Nfon’s Bo^sproof Hose. 35c viUue. Plain A A $ 1.00 and Fttiiqr‘styles. 4 fo r...... JL • v M values. Each •. . • *«... • *''• • *. • . . •, • C.E V •» ^ ‘ - 'V-...... , V. ; W Jrf », ' , • : • . V ^ ^ '.T. •' .-V- ‘M N.. /- .-k -i \-r. ■. ; I'v'r ■ ,■ 'x-- J; Cl ■*>''" ■ ■ ^kbxl^. FEBRUARY 17,198Qi lines, nitrate properties and finan teriMta eoatrol •xploalve la- cial investments. dustry. DO YOU KNOW TH A T- .Chile's modern dial' telephone AUhy M"*** Slack TO 1UCH WIVES Wells 3f000Feet In Depth , Anwrtcan automobiles of all system la owned by International It Is figured that'about,four per Telephone and Telegraph Co. All mSkes have’ agencies here, thoug . tbe nuuket la glutted and few sales Cent of the nopulation of the United SEOnniEATTO America Cables has many <^loea States ia len-handed. AKT OF DRESSING Yield Commercial *Ice* At here. ’ , ■ ■ are posaibla on accoimt of . eco- Electric Bond and Share Corpo noqifio oonditlMM. Roughly, from ISO to 800 gallons ration operates electric light, power Curtisa-Wrmht Co. has an air of oil are required to replace the Temperature of 109 Below H U G EV l STAKE and traction Companies, including plane mahUncturlng plant here, fuel value a ton of coal. Nose, Lips and Hips A ft Fac iige Andean power , plants. but bualneiB la alack. ’The United States is the lugest mercial size ice cakea. These are Standard Oil interests, in Chile American construction firms have exporter of lumber and lumber pro- tors— Here Are Seme of Hew York.—(AP)—A new indui- stored in an Insulated pit under SuUago, ChUe—(AP)—With the are extensive. Investments here but are doing ducth In the world. try—“cold mining,” which produces ground. Amerlcap atake ia Chile ■ approxi National City Bank . of. New York little business. Jim Bausch, decathlon champion ice from wAUs 8,000 feet deep—is mately $800,000,0<)0, United States has two large branches, and other of the Olympics, made several politi the Roies. beginning in the American South offlclala Mid heaw of companies banks have representatives'. Michigan State College will in cal speeches in Kansas—and several west. opera,tiag hem, w»med by the gov Bethlehem Steel has iron mines augurate a course in horse-shoe- of the newspapers agreed that Jim The ice is solid carbon dioxide, ernment’s attitude toward foreign at Cruz Grande, In the north. . ing. Probably I to accommodate the probably was a. pretty good. Javelin E. I. Du Poht de Nemours- in- New York.—(AP)—Nom, llpe 109 degrees below Zero Fahrenheit. interests, are working for recogm- football 'squad. thrower. amd hips are tbe facton; Professor Discovery of this gas in many places tion of. rights based^ on concessions Lillian H. Locke Is the mentor; the and adventures in drilling are re and contracts approved by previous new Home Service Institute of C3o- ported In Mining A Metallurgy, the administrations. . lumbia University is the place, and Bclentlfio Journal of the American About $800,000,000 of tbe Ameri feminine beauty is tbe ideh. Institute of Mining A Metallurgical can investment is tied up in a Professor Locke is going to teach Engineers. group of defaulted- bond issues. American girls bow to dress, and ’i^e strangest put of all is that The bonds are obligations of the STOP!—kEAD! she doesn’t mind laying down some there is no ice in the ground, nor Chilean government and the sEhte of the rules in advance—pointing ia the gEta Itaelf even cold. Its tem mortgage nredit bank and are held her advice especially to wives, who, perature—"when not flowing”—^ia by thousands of persons .in the she believes, are too often at disad* about 60 degrees Fahrenheit. United States. vantage as between themselves and Expaiudon Produces Cold Mines Lead Field the stenographers. But “when flowing” is an entire-, The two chief mining enterprises Drooping mouth? Then avoid ly different story. For then the flow of Chile, nitrate and copper, are drooping lines in the costume. Same is due to expansion from enormous controlled by American capital. for the upturned lips. Same for the compression deep in the ground, Despite the recent dissolution of straight ones. That Is, don’t repeat. and this expansion produces sub “Cosach,” tbe cooperative pro It accentuates. zero cold. One mine is named the ducer-government nitrate combine, Square face? Gracious! Don’t “Ice cream well” because of the tbe American firm of Guggenheim have any angles on the hat, dress creamy ice which forms from ex Brothers continues to dominate the etcetera. panding gas at its mouth. production field. The government Bright Colors Out Oil Domes Yield ‘Ice” has promised to find, a satisfactory Hips? Don’t let the lines run par* All these carbon dioxide wells are formula for reorganization of this SUPERIOR allel, lest they accentuate the dis found in the “domes” or the “anti Industry. tance from one to the other. If clines” of oil fields. They have been located in Carbonera Dome, western CARBO N DIOXIDE OAS The chief Guggenheim properties they’re wide to start wItt, brilliant IN POROUS ROC*^ UNDER are at Marla B)ena and Pedro de QUALITY colors are out. Colorado, Harley Dome near West- VAST PRESSURE • i water, Utah, and also in the same Valdivia, bEu:k of the northern Nose? Repeat its shape in the nitrate port of Tocopilla. The firm hat only if you would be eccentric. state in the Last Chance, the Wil • I '■ AT THE LOWEST PRICES EVER OFFERED ANY low Springs and the Famham struc also owns some smaller nitrate There are five principles. All one properties. has to do is apply them properly. tures. They are foimd in the Wagon Mound area in New Mexico, and in Tbe copper mines are those of WHERE AT ANY TIME FOR ANY EVENT. SAVE BY They are repetition, opposition, the Anaconda company and the transition, subordination and sym large quantities near. Tampico, Mex metry. Go too far with opposition ico. Guggenheims. Anaconda operates TRADING WHERE VALUES ARE OBTAINABLE. One commercial well is in opera the Chile Exploration company and you get the same evil that plant a t Chuquicamata, one of the comes from repetition—accentua tion near Price, Utah. Another is TOP O f W E L L tion.. ' under constructlbn in western Col COVEBED WITH world’s greatest, and that of Andes orado. 'The Utah well yields 98 per ICE D UE TO I N - ' Copper Co. at Potrerillos, both in “Lines which run in opposition to, TENSE COLO or which tend to repeat are in cent pure cubon dioxide. It is pur CAUSED BY CA R -■ Northern Chile. .Braden Copper Co. ified in absorbing towers and com BON DIOXIDE at Sewell, in Central Chile, is themselves imdesirable features,’’ EXPANO/N& said the professor. “There are al pressed three times, finally becom owned by-the Guggenheims. ways two things to be considered ing a liquid. Covers Whole Country POPULAR MARKET when a woman dresses. First, she This liquid is sprayed through Diagram shows ' how carbon W. R. Grace A Co. has a far- should dress to make the most out nozzles. Part of the spray expands dioxide gas from 8,000 feet un flung shipping. Importing, manufac 855 MAIN STREET RUBINOW BUILDmG of her best points; second she into gas, thereby producing addi derground forms conunercial turing and retail business through should dress to bring out the best tional cold that solidifies the rest “ice” as it expands when re-‘ out at provinces, including 50 gro traits of her personality. The two of the spray into snow. Hydraulic leased from underground pres cery stores, various manufacturing are quite different things. presses squeeze the snow into com sure at the mouth of the well. plants, steamship and' airplane “The one has to do with the size THESE SPECIALS FOR $ DAY ONLY of hose and lips and the shape of hips, while the other has to do with charm and grace.” 3 ® Top Sirloin Passport for Holl ^ o o d H ULTM AN’S STEAKS SIRLOIN “• OVEN Dollar Day Specials ROUND EAGLE SHIRTS BOYS’ COTTON HOSE Fancy collar attached. 50c Grade 25c. ^ ^ A A and SHORT ROAST 4 pair f o r ...... ,... e U U $1.95 grade ...... SL55 35c and 25c Grade 20c. ^ ^ A A 2 for $3.00. 5 pair f o r ...... 1 , U U FRESH GROUND FAT $1.50 grade___i... $1.00 BOYS’ BLOUSES Neckband style 59c. fie ^ f \ f \ 2for ...... a P l . U U Broken Sizes. COTTON AND FLANNEL ^ 29c 4for $1.00 PAJAMAS $1.95 grade ...... WASH SUITS HAMBURG SALTPORK 2 for $3.00. $1.55 $1.50 and $1.00 Grade 59c. 2 for ...... a*.... $lo00 Taking no chances of having her $1.50 grade RIB END SPRING TENDER, JUICY visit permission questioned, Eliza $1.00 $1.95 Linen Suits beth Allen, British film star, is $1.00 shown—peissport in hand—Abound LISLE HOSE for Hollywood where government JERSEY SUITS inspectors have been checking up 25c 4 pair for _ $ L 0 0 on the legality of residence of many All Wool Suits, Special . $1.95 PORK Legs Lamb Pot Roast alien film stars. MEN’S TIES BOYS’ PAJAMAS $1.50 grade .. $1.00 $1.00 grade • > Cotton and Flannel . $1.00 2 for $1.50. 79c MANCHESTER BOYS’ SWEATERS MEN’S BA’TH ROBES NECKWEAR, Inc. Slip’Op Style, all wod . $ 1.0 0 Center Street at Chnrc i i5M g ra d e___ $3.95 Boys’ Buckskin Jackets MANCHESTER $6.O0 and $6.50 Grade .. $4.95 CRAVATS ALLEN-A UNDERWEAR $1.95 MACHINE SLICED FRESH OR SMOKED All hand tailored in plaids 20% REDUCTION and checks. Children’s Suedine Zipper Suits MUENSTER Men’s Horsehide Age 4 to 6 ------$3,95 2 ' ” $ 1 . 0 0 LEATHER COATS BoOed Ham HAMS CHEESE $20.00 Sheepeddn lined ^ 2 0 00 BOYS’UNDERWEAR Broadcloth $12.50 Wod lined, a q 20% REDUCTION )C pound SHIRTS n o w ...... $ 0 « a 7 d c pound Boys’, Misses’ and Children’s < pound 15 Fine quality, seven but $10.00 Wo %• < ' WAYWARD YOUTHS’ COOKY W NEW YOitK SATURDAY! Hale’s SpectactOaf \ $1.29 Bright, New 2,000 Yards! Coldt-fasf Judge-less and Lawyer-less PERCALE Angora -'S’-”. / Tribnnal Reaches JaY^ PRINTS niies Who ^^Beat Rap ” Frocks 3 y d s . ^ 1 75 ihew Spring pat By PAtJL HABRISON terns. 36 inches New Yoik.—A new variety of ex wide. Just imagine! tra-judicial procedure la effectively Less than 13c yard tf ftp.htng an old lesson to New for this quality. Yorir’s young apprentices in crime. (Main floor, left), ' The lesson is that "a crook can’t win.” He may "beat the rap” once Girls! Here’s an out 39c “ Cannon” . or twice; and feel pretty chesty standing value! Bright, about it, but he can’t keep on fool snappy angora frocks at ing the law. $1. 14 to 20. Blue, rose, Turkish Towels The agency teaching the lesson is green, tan. . called the Adolescent Court, but Mmn Floor, center legally it is not a court at alL No chkrges are made; no lawyers 4 fo** plead; no official sentences are These are the large, W ded down. The “court” is really size, absorbent, double^ a committee /or the reclamation of thread towels house character. It specializes in straight One Of Haleys Yearly Events! wives demand. Color- ening out the paths of adolescents fast borders. 22x44 who have made a false step or two, “Dollar Day” , “Dollar Day” - Saturday is DOLLAR DAY at Hale’s! Not'just an inches. I (Main floor, b^'who are beyond the reach of left). cwninal law. ordinary event . . but a sale that has been planned for ‘An example: Joe Blank, 17, ac- YA R D GOODS UNDERWEAR weeks and weeks. Our buyers are offering the best values c ( "X. lys'"'-.V > : - ‘ '--i ; V 4 FRIDAY. FBBRUiffiT.W. l* * ' ’ fv ' odIitff'.lwelMSs t o Uught in i m il ho|d{> togethw the Cfbats, tbe r . ww^^^ until__ trine « . ethers.' His Slovenes and the ^rbes, dictntbr of __ had Tifi'*. husband's death five y « ^ ago she brotoer, (JharleSi'^ already was bi Man Create-Hts Own Light? three peoples. Boris' of ^garia $ made sill or jiart of' eadi season’s Trinity camrdiLlte 1 holds the veto power over his par Afwariea, • assodlated with Ogle le in Savaimah, Jedtfi tour- him. thorpe; igoyernobef the col(xiy. liament iOng Zpg of Albania, fret: BuL 'though hw vari^ experts also sstahHphed ^ Science finds He . Might Have , ting at linfitamns imposed upon', Osx (^ethcunRe’fi .invitation, tbe schori In % w qrii i 9ikcfai',trfiB|;ing fjrain ticfket-takfag'iii sm ve youhg -Ekfircccpfil eccleaiasfic him as President made himself; Rdbtirt:- RAikes^ SsoM^____ 'the eairly days of the show'tb het caine to Amerioa' ii^ ki 1735, ar BngUoid by 90 y d a ^ ' ft Bat For ■ Quirk Of Evaldtion King and bolds on to the throne. In' Mrs. Charles Ringling prdse&i poMtlon as, overseer, qualify riving at Savannah in February, Rumania, King Carol's whims more h ^ as an exeeutiva ,pf no means pro- Christ Church 1!^ "" than once have become laws. 1736. peto be remedned untit i:(e- pqrti^, Shi inisisbs that “run^g cend^, 17fi7, when he left to return was -estabUsb^. ',A Princeton, N. J. — (AP)— Man Spain’s post-war dictator, Primo Circus, But She Thinks Womeh Leave riluxeh 1^ stands » M »n could have evolved the world is a man's job.” to Eni^and via C9xarleston. might be able to make hla onm de Rivera, died in defeat but Despite his earnest religious work Hght lUTe a flre>lly but for a quirk ^ bs^ive ks-pwri l^fc Premier Manuel Azana is accused Leave Business To Men ' “I. was even against women get in Savannah, to6re was a society of Mt. Ranier Biu^''oipcfi^'g)^yely of evolution long ago. lifee o rirerl')-buc where by his foes of reviving the r(de. ting thq right to vote,” she added. : HomS; .durtng much- of Mrs.- only ^7 i>ers^ <'to keep the embers warn the country that'iffileiN^ some Hla body cella still contain the would it be placed..... Spanish America has its iron men, of Methodism aUve'When he depart too. Not long ago Mexico changed RingUn^s life, has been under the materials that might have evolved ed. The original building in which thing is done, NlsquaUy glacier will into luminous substances used by presidents — Ortiz-Rubio resigned big top and in railroad trains. l ^ t she has a residence ff. S To Baseball Season On April , \ / <¥> SCIffiDlM OF 14 GAMES Varsity 2nds Start BOX SCOBS GUARDS RUN WILD TO National Guards (90) - B. F. T. M .H . S. Tussle Today Holland, r f ...... ,..v.. 8 3 19 INCLUDES TWO TUSSLES McCann. I f ...... 4 2 10 COAST GUARD BEARS, 60 t o 32 - I Turkington, c ...... i i 8 F a rr, r g ...... ,5 4 14 Red-and White At West Hart Dowd, Ig ...... 5 2 12 tbe Guards’ second triumph over this Guards held a 41 to 9 advantage, and AGAINST ntADE SCHOOL HOLDOUT PROBLEM. Gustafson, I g ___ <...... 1 0 2 quintet, their third consecutive vic this bqge margin was too much for Locals Enjoy Perfect Night tory and their eighteenth win in the Coast Guard to overcotoe,..try as <$>- ford For Next To Last Lea 24 12 60 twenty-six starts this season. they- might. At the end of tlw m rd REMAINS SERIOUS Coost Guard Bean (82) At New London and Score Returning to a cnss-cross passing period the score was 42 to 18 and ifi Locals Win Meet Rockville h KACEYS WIN AFTER B. F . T. attack the Guards clicked from the the f Au-th quarter the Guards re- gue Tn^le; Meriden Faces Cawley, rf ...... 2 3 7 opening whistle and only for a third gaffied their stride and swept to a Smith, v f ...... 0 1 1 Impressiye Triumph; Lead period let down, producing only one smashing triutopb. Opener At Windy City; Watkins, rf ...... 0 0 0 point, the soldiers ran amuck, led by Fans Are Amazed 3 EX1RA PERIODS East Hartford In Other Heavy List of Dissatisfied Owens, I f ...... 3 0 New London fans who had come 6 At Halftime, 41-9; Fans "Ty Holland who scored eight boskets Won Leagne Runner-Up Tuck, If ...... 0 0 0 from the floor. Farr, Dowd and to witqess dnother Coast Guard vic TDt Tonight Players Still Unsigned In W ebb, c ...... 0 0 0 McCann also bad a successful night, tory looked on in amazement as the winoughbyv c ....; ...... 0 0 0 Amazed. scoring 14, 12 and 10 points respec Guards marched relentlessly for Honors Last Year; Grid Tom Back Dixies, 38 To 33, Michariis, c ...... 3 0 6 tively. ward. The Bears used thirteen play Major Leagues. Murphy, r g ...... 2 2 6 ers in their attempt to halt the oar- ]|scause of their fine, perform The Bears sought vainly and des Shonts, rg ...... 0 0 0 nage. but it was tbe Guards’ night The National Guaros enjoyed one perately to halt the slaughter, send ance last week, the second stHog WUlou^by,^lg 0 0 4) and they made the most it. Slate Also Announced. In Hectic Game; Endees of those practically perfect nights ing in substitute after substitute. at varsity quintet of Manchester BUgh Shonts, Ig ...... 2 0 4 N ew Y ork , Feb. 17.— (A P ) - last night-^the kind fiiat comes to For a moment in the first polod the Zimmerman, Ig ...'...... 1 0 8 Lowell, Mass.—Gus Sonnenberg, school will start against West Hart Spring and the training camps u e a team once, in a season—and went score was tied at 4-all and then the Lose Another. 208, Boston, won by defau lt from ; T b e 1983 baseball and football ford tonight at West Hartford in just around the comer, but for on a free scoring binge that swamp Guards went wild. Baskets dropped 13 6 33 sctedules of Manchester High school the next to the last Centrid Con some major league clubs the hold ed the highly-touted Coast Guard in from all angles of the floor, send M etros K inl.srko, 217, Russia. necticut Interscholastic League Score by periods: (Kirilenko hurt, unable to con out situation remains a serious Bears at New London by an over ing the score up to 23 to 4 a t the .end announced today by Thomas The league leading Elndees drop game on the Red and White’s Guards ...... 23 18 1 18— 60 problem yet to be solved, 'ihe mag whelming score of 60 to 32. It was of the quarter. By halftime the tin u e). ^Kelley, Red and White mentor schedule. Only one other league C oast Guards . . 4 5 10 13— 32 ped their second straight game in nates, when they adopted a general contest is slated, Meriden meeting Score at halftime, 41-9, Guards oth sports. The baseball slate the West Side Lei^e last night East Hartford On the latter’s, court policy of retrenchment and cut Referee: Waples. sists of fourteen games and in- after stagin|T an uphill fight that The last mentioned game is the deeply into salaries, were prepared ples two contests with Manchester Time: . Four tea-minute quarters. carried through the final period of most important as a victory for for a somewhat larger quota of in de school, added to. the schedule Meriden will improve its chances dignant protests from {.tiur p erform tthe first time this year. the game and fell tyro points short of tying the score accumulated by to deadiock the. first place standing ers than is customary but probably Otherwise the slate is the same as with Bristol. The leaders will meet not even they expected so heavy a season, when Manchester High the Emerald sharpshooters. Score, Emereilds 29, E n d e ^ 21. in the crucial encounter on Friday, list of dissatisfied players. |tured runner-up honors in the March 3. Bristol, with eijght vic Babe Ruth, Lou Gehrig, Bill This index of radio programs is published through the cour ,_itral Connecticut Interscholastic The Emeralds partly through the tories and one defeat is favored to Dickey, Red Lucas, Ernie Lombardi; L^igue with eleven victories and individual efforts of “Red” 'Vennert, tesy of the business houses advertising in these columns. While repeat its triumph of earlier in'the. Hack, Wilson, Joe Stripp, Wes Fer- 4 thitee defeats. Bristol won the title ha^ the situation w ell in hemd a t the season isnd retain the title. reU, Willie Kamm, Willis Hudlin, PINEHUBST TRIUMPHS enjoying your favoriate broadcast save money and inconvenience w ^ fourteen consecutive victories. intermission period holding a 23-iI M. H. S. Favored Frank Frisrii and Heinie Manush F i^ cis Mahoney will, captain this lead. The Endees came back in the Ck>ach Wilfred Clarke will use are just a few of the headliners who In a rough and tumble encoun.'^r, by reading these advertisements. year’s baseball aggregatimi. second half and displayed the brand Smith, EJnrico, Garrone, S artor and' have balked at terms. the Pinehurst A. C. troimced Joe’s Manchester’s opening game will be of basketball they are capable of Mahoney tonight and if t^s com ' liiere are strUiing exceptions of Service Station at the Y last night ^nst Rockville High at Rockville, and soon the lead bad dwindled bination fimctions as well as it did course. The Pittsburgh Pirates, who F r i d a y ; FEBRUARY 17, . nesday, A p ril 19. The gam es by a score, of 41 to 22, after leadi^ 1933 down. The Emeralds were leading against East Hartford last Friday surprised the National League by the Trade school wMl be played 27-20 as both teams started the final night the Red and White seems due 21 to 14 at halftime. The game was W ’lTC—^Triangle Club. w n c —“The Flying Family.” oi^May 8 and May 26. Of the four flitiphing second last season ^ th in 4:00: WBZ-WBZA—Singfiig Lady. quarter hnd so well did Capt Pete to return to the winning colunm well handled by referee and umpire. WDRC—^The Grab Bag. WBZ-WBZA—Agricultural M a r- teen games scheduled, eight will^ be experienced men. at both shortstop Anderson’s ball hawks check their after three consecutive, losses. The first quarter-was close but after W TIC—Opera, con. kets. 5:45: pliyed at home and six away. - Faced by a fourteen pointy handi and second base, have signed every WDRC—Lone Wolf Tribe, opponents, that they were imable to p laj'er- on the- 1933 roster and are that the Pinehurst was never -in WBZ-WBZA—Joe Rines’ Orchestra. 5.15i ^ e football schedule is exactly cap, the second string varsity swept WDRC—John Kelvin, Irish Tenor. w n c —Safety Solcfiers. find the hoop for more than two busily engaged preparing for the dknger. 4*30* thb same as last season, with eight IQast Hartford off its feet with .a WBZ-WBZA—Concert. V/BZ-WBZA—Little Orphan Annie. points while the Endees cut the traixiing season and perhapw & pen “\ ^ tey Bycholski, “Koke” Kovis WDRC—U. S. Army Band. games slated to be played. As cords for seven points but the furious attack that fell short of vic and “Loifie'’ Farr did most of the 5:30: nant: 5:00: ' usual, Manchester wiU open against tory by a margin of only one bas scoring, for the winners, while Fer WDRC—Skippy. timer’s whisUe sounded before they ’The Boston Red Sox: likewise'have, WDRC—Bobby Benson. Hartford Public High school at ket. 'Manchester defeated Wiest guson and Spencer were best for the could pilfer the game. all their men under contract and tye Hfirtford on September 23. Last Hartford in the first gamt, 20 to 19, losers. 7 :3 0 p ' m Q 1 O P, M Second Game but both teams fvere playing far be New York Giants and Chicago (hibs 6 0 0 P.M year the locals split even for the Pinehurst each have only one player outside WDRC—Edwin C. Hill, season, winning and losing four It took three overtime periods to low good form. • B. F . T . WDRC—Vaughn DeLeath. WDRC—JubUee. But One Victory ' w n c —Famous Favorites. ^ m e s . settle the game between Kaceys and the- fold. The Giants have yet to Bycholski, If ...... 7 1 17 w n c —Diimer Concert. w n c —Melody Moods. West Hartford has been the vic WBZ-WBZA—Bddie and Ralph. The schedules are as follows the Dlxis. The Dixies managed to snare outfldider Len Koenecke and K ovis, r f ...... 5 2 12 WBZ-WBZA—Our DaUy Food. WBZ-WBZA—Five Star Theater. tor in only one League game this BASEBALL be bn top at the half by two points, the Cubs stiU are awaiting outfield D w yer, c ...... 1 0 2 April 19—Rockville, away. 22-20, but the second half had hard season, but the Norfeldtmen gave er 'Vince Barton’s contract .Bartou, Bristol High a tough battle before F a rr, lb ;..•...... 5 .0 10 D O N ’T LIS T E N TO A MILIKOWSKI April 21—^Middletovra, away. ly started when the lead had chang however, usually saves postege and Siamonds, rb ...... 0 0 U STATE April 28—East Hartford, home. ed hands as “Cupie” Waddell went bowing by a few points: ’The, one appears at the training ground with NOISY RADIO. triumph was over East Hartford by THE FLORIST May S—Meriden, home. on a scoring spree. The Dixies kept his contract signed and sealed. T o t a ls ...... 18 5 41 TAILOR SHOP JUST D IA L May 8—Trade School, home. dogging the ball anu as Kerr, and two points. _ , The Washington Senators, hoping The preliminary will start at 7:30 Joe’s Service Station Special Price Offers corsages of distinc M ay 10— W est H artford , home. Swick Gustafson swished the cords to give the New York Yankees or o’clock with the main attraction at B. F . SUITS OR OVERCOATS tiveness that w ill enhance M ay 13— B ristol, home. for six points in rapid-order the lead anybody else a. battle for tbe Ameri 3 7 3 3 8:30 o'clock. Manchester will play Zapatka, r g ...... 1 0 Dry Cleaned and Pressed the beauty of your gown. May 17—Middletown, home. again changed hands. • can League flag, have, omy four un Palmer, rg ...... 0 0 Prices are most reason May 10—East Hartford, away. two games at home next week, The boys were at it hot'and heavy signed players—Manush, Moe Berg,- Godz, I g ...... 2 0 Potterton & Krah able. M ay 24— R ock ville, home. melting Rockville High on Wednes- when the whistle blew and the^core Bob Burke mid Bob Fri^rich. W elles, c ...... 2 0 7 5 c “ON ’TOE SQ U^E” May 26— Trade School, here. daj and Middletown High oh Fri D IA L 6029 was in a knot 25-25. ’They went at-it day. Willimanfic High comes here Ontlook Not Rosy Ferguson, r f ...... 3 0 Dial 7383, Rialto Building Atwater Kent, Q«sley May 27—Meriden, away. on the followlfig Friday in the final Spencer, I f ...... 3 0 31— B ristol, aw ay. again for five minutes and both The outlook for tbe others, how game of the season. H ines, I f a*....,..... 0 0 June 2—West Hartford, away. scored one basket apiece and. the ever, Is not. so rosy. Ck>mp;«:te in score was 27-27. Five minutes more formation is not avs^able in view of T;4 5 P.M I O O O PM, FOOTBALL /LCLjO. • • • • XA11 gi V 6-15 P- M was added to the playing time and the fact that a n ^ ^ r of Clubs, the T otals WDRC^-Colombia Review, Sept. 23— Hartford, away. Score at halftilbe 21-14 I^ehurst WDRC^-George HaD’s Orchedtrafr WDRC—Leo Reismans* Orchestra, baskets- by Jhonson, Falkoskl ail'd Phillieaf' -AthlritCB,; Browns, Cardi w n c —Al Jolson. S ^t. 29—Middletown, away. Referee, Bycbolski. w n c —Dinner Concert con, w n c (7:50)—“Outlook of Dis Bddie Werner knotted the count at nals, Tigers, Braves and Reds, de- WBZ-WBZA—American Legion pro O c t 7— B ristol, home. Umpire Antonio. WBZ-WBZA—Views of the News. arm am ent.” 33 all. ’The captains decided to play cUhe to confess which players are WBZ-WBZA—Five Star Theater, gram . - Oct. 13—Meridep, home. Time 10 minute periods. Oct. 20—Blast Hartford, away. three minutes more and baskets by signed and which are not However con. Earl Bissell, “Cupie” Waddell and a Oct. 27—West Jartford, away* there is enough data on hand to in COLLEGIANS ROSE THRILLER Nov. 4—Bulkeley (Htfd.), away. foul shot, by Brimley settled the CfiABXER OAK GIRLS WIN dicate a serious, situation which For Tickets or Information issue, in fa v o r o f the K aceys 38-33. The CSiarter Oak Girls defeated The ODegians lost a thrilling WHY NOTiOT USlUSE Nov. 11—Willlmantic, home. prqtobly will clarify Itself In time. basketball game to the North Ends, To AU Points COLE MOTORS Emeralds (29) Rogers Girls of New Britain three Yankees, have 11 imsigned THE! BEST straight games in a state league a team which has made a great D IA L 7007 B. F. T. players including Ruth, Gehrig, change for the better in recent Pure Jersey Milk and Cream. W illys and Brown, rf ...... 2 1 5 match last night by a wide mairgin Dickey, Tony Lazzerl, Earle Combs, NEW YORK OR BOSTON Tnaking it 26 games won and 10 games. Outscoring the Collegians COLUMBIA TO MEET S. Vennert, I f ...... 5 1 11 Charley Ruffing, Ben Chapman, five to four in a five minute over $4 ROUND TRIP W iU ysK n U ^t Hadden, If ...... 0 0 0 lost in the league standing. Flora Herb Pennock and Frank Crosetti. PHONE Nelson was high for the night with time period the North Ends won by LOS ANOELES Breen, c ...... 2 ,1 5 The Cleveland Indians still alre Sales and Service a p in fall o f 336. Wednesday n igh t one point. $25 ONE WAY A itken, r g ...... 2 0 4 ELI FIVE TONIGHT they also defeated Southington on arguing with Fcirell. Kamm, Hudlin, All tbe players on both teams 91-93 Center Street McConkey, I g ...... 2 0 4 Dick Porter, Roy Spencer and three played equally well and the referee CENTER their home alleys by over lOO pins. TeL6463 Mae Sherman bad high three others of lesser Importance while did an excellent job in calling fouls TRAVEL BUREAU SO. MANCHESTER 13 3 29 strings -of 349. Tomorrow night the the Chicago White Sox, so far as 6tC« Endees (27) local girls journey to Bridgeport to public announcement goes, have not North Ends (81) lions Will Attempt To Halt B. F . T. roll the first leg of a home and yet succeeded in getting Evar Swan P; B. F. T. 6.30 P.M 8 OO P M lO:3 0 P M Gribbons, rf...... 2 2 6 home match with the Bridgeport son, Chad Kimsey, Sam Jones, Luke 1 Hines, If ...... 4 0-1 8 WDRCJ—Scrappy Lambert and Billy WDRC!—street Singer. L. Anderson, I f ...... 3 1 7 Girls. The downstate team is con Appling, Billy Sullivan and a couple 0 Comber, rf .'...... 2“ 0-2 4 WDRC—Gertrude Neissen. Yale’s March To Title On H illp o t (10:45)—Fray and Bragiottl . H ew itt, c ...... 2 2 6 sidered one of the strongest teams of -others to sign. < 2 R ykow ski, C .... 2 4-7 8 w n c —Revere Sisters. (8:15)—Singin’ Sam. w n O —The Three Mad Hatters. S. Anderson, rg ...... 3 .0 6 If tbe Athletics baVe any real 1 Sw ikla, Ig ...... 3 0-0 6 WBZ-WBZA—Sports Review; Time; in the country. w n c —Jessica Dragonette and Men WBZ-WBZA—Jimmie McHale*8 or C. Vennert, I g ...... 1 0 2 Charter Oak Girls salary problems they probably will 0 Harrington, ig .. 2 1-2 6 W eather. Home Floor. About Town. chestra. Sherman ...... 103 108 96 307 center about George Earashaw for WBZ-WBZA—Phil Spltalny. (10:45)—News. I ' l x 5 27 Strong ...... 95 92 92 279 it is understood that virtually all T IS 5-12 31 Jackm ore ....1 0 7 114 91 312 CoUeglau (80) N ew York, Feb. 17.— (A P ) — F o r Score, halftime, 23-11 Emeralds. tb^ others are under contract The Nelson ...... 119 110 107 336 0 Raguskiis, IX .... 4 0-1 8 Moving - Trucking the second time within ten days, the Referee, McConkey. S t Louis Browns are known to have Others Are Saving Money on Schubert ___ . 93 98 94 285 1 Muldoon, If ----- 1 0-2-2 CHEVROLET Columbia Lions tonight will attempt si^ed only six players including Daily Service to New Yhrk 3 Keish, c ...... 3 2-4 8 to halt Yale’s march! toward the K aceys \SS) Sam Jones, Jim Levey, Bruce Camp RANGE OIL 517 522 480 1519 0 Obuchowsld, rg .. 4 0-0 8 and Return. eastern intercoUegriate basketball / B. F. T. bell, Muddy Ruel, W ally Hebert and Sales and Service Rogers’ Girls, New. Britain 2 Bycholski, I g ---- 2 0-2 4 BY phoning 3866 * Bus Service for Private Partiet^ league championship. Bissell, rf .. • 2 3 7 one rookie. No informti PAG&SrXTEEN MANCirafeTEJR EVENING HERALD.,^soinBM ^^^:G Q r^ caipe editoi* of the JouratU of Bdu- to be an open meeting and..every held at the South Windsor Town as the teabhehi and ILWINSHIPISDEAD; csition in 1886 and remained in that body will be welcome...... Hall,, last.Tuesdav evenkig. Arthur Voimg'wlll hbld their: capacity until his death. Evergreen Lodge of Hasons, No. All schools in tne town of South ly meeOhg at the' Uhlbh schoolhoi^l EDITOR AND LECTURER Among Winship’s writings was 114, will hold its seventh annual Windsor wUl, close at upon today. in South Windsor^ ati 2:30. .£ V i ; "The L ife'of Horace Mann.” Survi- ball at'the South Windsor Town '■j ' •••'------■„ 'rijt vqrs'inelude a son, Laurence L, Sun- Hall next Monday evening, Febru dsiy editor of the Boston Qlobe and ary 20. '♦'T A- ' CamDridge, Mass., Fsb. 1 7 ^ (A P ) ahdtter Qon, Qeorge Parker Winship Miss Doris L. Benjamin and her •^Albert B. Winship, emtor, Iscitur- ofi: the Harvard University library. Simday school class of girls held a ar and author died toda> at the age soci&l and an entertainment at the of 87. He was known throughout primary rooms of the Federated KI.m irS MAKKET the country through his connections chumb last Wednesday afternoon. with the American Educational A^> WAPPING They invited their methers and r * V j . aociation and he had spoken at tother friends. They prepared quite AND OI^MTBS^ra every semiannual m eeti^'for 68 Vllhe Wappihg Parent-Teachers a fine program each ^1 twng ears. Winship was e Center Cut 1 A Fillet OO^ 33 YEARS OF SERVICE PORK CHOPS,lb. l y C PORK CHOPS, lb.dbO C SWEET MIXED PICKLES (32 oz. jar) 24c /ant Ratb’s Pure ^ I A ce H igh iC C , • ‘ - -.-v , lapman ^ • LARD , lb...... O C M ALT ...... OOC 1 lb. print. | 7 Pc. Water Set Free. CJ9# r e t l i s ' Phone 7697 "QifDriSOfcDrr • • • • • • .17c "TESTED IN OUR STATE-APPROVED SALTINES, 1 lb. box . LUCKY stfuke LABORATORY" chesterreld : : CAMELS • PACKAGE s&esis?^ T BRUNNER'S •:.^a d in 6^ ...... ^ “ ■ / ■ PoD S T O ^ ' - • • X ,’ . y MARKET tr't-‘ your choice «F Chocolate, Vanilla, Caramel SATURDAY ONLY JUST ARRIVED! ' FRUIT SALAD - QRAPEFRMIT When you’re HEALTHY CHERRIES-PEARS-ARRICOTS The NEW CRUSHED PINEAPPLE you’ro HAPPY KRE^MEL Fancy Dates PINEAPPLE TrtJBITS DESSERT ROYAL Lunch Cellophane Package ^ 8 oz tiflB V9 Happy days are usually healthy days. Why not add to these Sliced Peaches sunshiny days I p k g s. ^ ^ c lb . p k g . ; K'ijiis.r -ja ,.u A •• ' / ’■ Poor health and constipation 2 2 5 ® » ■ ' > l e . !. l H l | ■ ^ ^ ^ i w P a * !;. ijii |ii| f ■ , go hand, in hand. Get rid of common constipation by eating 1 CAN FRESH UMA a delicious c e r ^ . SEEDLESS FiNAfr Tests show that Kellogg’s Talk About Value! BEANS All-Bran provides "bulk” to ex Here's one that you’ll appreciate for naany and many a dinner 1 CAN SIFTED ercise the intestines, and vitamin RAISINS -----The finest PURE fruit flavors. APRICOT, PEACH OR CHERRY PRESERVES. They are packed full 16 oz. Fancy .iars for B to aid regularity. All-Bran Large Package PEAS m is also twice as rich in iron as the table. And they are delicious. Please order tonight because an equal weight of beef liver. 15 oz. our stock is limited at this low price. Dial 5191. 1 CAN YELLOW VACUUM The “bulk” in All-Bran is ‘ DOLE ^ much like that in leafy vege CORN tables. How much better than 'C ja r- ja rs ALL size* taking pills and drugs—so ofteii 25 « tin. harmful. ______Two tablespoonfuls daily are LAND 0’ LAKES LARGE CANS f o r JUICY FLORIDA . , 3 3 5 ® usually sufficient. I f not relieved Value 53c. this way, see your doctcnr. • BUTTER BSbG Bean s THE FINEST NA'HVE At all grocers. O r a n g e s In the red-and- 2 ! b s . POTATOES Ali-BRAM green package. 2 for 2 5 * m Made by Kellogg Fency sek anci lM^'eeatcn ;*ti in Battie Creek. MCCARTHY’S FAMOUS D IA L 5191 full pound 3 RIB CORNED BEEF SWEET: HOME Rib Roast Beef CHOCOLATES *4 •,2 '-'- TONIGHT! TONIGHT! ■ A'notiicr "l; -Muir-. SETBACK DANCE ‘ Ic lb. BACON • i’--* ■•'iV' MANCHESTER GREEN 2 5 « ____ ; ? ■ ; ...... '/* ” COMMUNITY CLUB 1 8 e Ib. ■ ■ I' I I liii ■ I . ('1 , Four Cash Prizes. 30 Cents. Everybody Welcome! FLOUR SALE > ^4 » V< KIBBE’S PURE PURE HECKER’ S WASHINGTON , PEERLESS 1(>Q|% hire J^ikbgi^kiniaV PA STR Y RYE GRAHAM 5 Ib. bag 5 lb. bag 5 lb. bag 24>/2 lbs. 241/2 lbs. 241/2 lbs. ir ■* t a^(j[uirt HOLLYWOOD in S quarts n iR ; ■ mrit^,Ar ■’ MARKET mmm. , . , . i . . 381 East Center Street, ' Corner Parker Dial 3804' M H c« SCOTCH CELERY r'f, f*riy.9ttr,«rv- Young Native Fowl FREE /7 ^ KARO LETTUCE •.-'>vr.v -r.v-yV -'-rv HAM ■■'v.-A .l.J .. FOR THE TOP { . b l u e } r e d l a b e l RIPE TOMATOES 17c OF YOUR SPINACH ' ^ fiV lR 'aiidV l^i^ Strictly Fresh Eggs 2 9 ® ROiCK,TURNIPS SAUSAGE Karo-Can 1 ^ c : 14® . FAHcy.cAUPep» resolution, which becomes effective court, with quintets organized by March .12, members of the ndw both juniors and seniors. JUNIOR ITALIANS On the resolutlcm committee With group will consist of youths of from Mr. Trivigno, who resides at 81 nODEVBfOFIHE 12 to 18 years of age, who will be An evew wfiWh emph^iiw ledty Itw prineiple oMIw fioundsn of flito Homestead street, are Michael Ben- buihMfi. «vhe itcUnd their purpoM to sell “necMities ef the lowest HERE ORGANIZED obligated to Join toe Senior lodge ney, ^cretSry; Louis Genovesi, as poodble price.” On this principle A&P serves five mHlien Anmicm i^i#TdPIN i:injRST (Dial 4151) • when they pass the age of 18. sistant secretary and treasurer; femilies every day end today offers you fine foods at low cost.— end I'ttotnuTtM TTbst-Jira WBnVftt the meet reaeoneWe James Trivigno, Robert Genovesi, I The purpose of the junior organi pledfcs its every effort to edd to the buying power of yoor food dollerb pM zation, according to the terms of its James Benney, and Frank Diana. JUST THINK Young Men Form Branch of proposed charter, will be to en Members of the junior organiza courage its mejmbers to engage in tion will receive first degree initia SCOTCH HAM . athletic and social pursuits, rmder tion at toe senior group’s next meet • ■ ii.i U m q , dUldoasly flavored '. Sons of Italy—To Get'Pe* guidance of members of the senior ing, March 12. Grand lodge officials >/x lb., o /\ ^ ib. club. Juniors will be entitled to prac will .subsequently come from New S W 18c ’-”’ 30c tically all the privileges accorded Haven for final rites. Dial \ Bargains in large shank halves of HAM' (bimed and gree On Ibrch 12. tbeir older associates, including use 4151 -rpUed If you ask u s) a t 19c, 89e and 99c each. of the Sons of Italy ball on Keeney Orford Parish aiapter. Daughters street. The ^seniors intend to con of the American Revolution are iM T 1WD n en n At a meeting in Tinker hall Sun busy with plans for tbeir annual Silverbrook Sliced T o n i f ^ l struct a teimis court on the adjoin day afternoon, more than 75 mem ing grounds this spring, both for guest afternoon program for Wash bers of Joseph Mazzini Lodge.No. their use and for the enjoyment of ington's birthday. The entertainment BACON lb. 13e SUGAR 10>i»-39<= will be given at 2:80 at the Y. M. C. provided you buy gl.OO worth otf otoer Ftnehurst 907, Sons of Italy, voted favorably the juniors. It is also planned to map out a baseball diamond near A. The committee in charge is Mrs. ioote to go along wiUi ft. on a resolution presented by a Wildmere special committee, headed by Nicbo- the hall, provided members are will F. M; Wolbott, chairman; Mrs. vlas Trivigno, to form a junior Sons ing to cooperate. By next fall it is Louis L. jGrant, Miss Finis Grant, of Italy organization in Manchester. hoped the ball Itself will have been Miss Evelyn Jones and Miss Jane EGOS doz. 16e / - Ik BUTTER According to the terms of the prepared for use as a 'basketball Grant. Pillsbury’fi and Gold Medal 'O C ; ID * the finest full creamed Flneburst sdls , ^ " ______over 500 lbs, a week; ’ ______F L O U R 6 5 e ORANGES M IAT MARKiT SPICIAIS Tha First to Reduce \ 0 c doz. 2 doz. ^ 3 5 c Fancy FrMh Roasting New Lew Regular Price Large CHICKENS •or LUX Size Coffee B-e-ib. Avg. 2 3 WATCHING f. 2 5 ir custokners are watching for these four and five can specials Bokar ”r c nd saving money by quantify buying. Fancy, Largo Milk-Fod Ike David. Harum Packing Co. sent a representative in with Red Circle.' nuu?. 2 1c good buy on David Harnm’s Cold Brook CUT GREEN BEANS, FOWL 0 re imt side by side with the other D. H. label which sells r 18c and yon could not And any difference. We ordered 600 '8 1 9 ns for this Saturday. Sale,, f O'clock A c sale Saturday DAVID HAltUM’S Cold Brook Cut 1 9 * ft- GREEN BEANS Armour's Small Skinnod Quaker Oats small 2 pkgs. 9« ANN PAfll IVhol# or I " ^ " ” 4 9 c n a m S ahink Hiif PrM*rvM "iK "" 2 |.ri 25< ¥ Also (Ui-sale tomorrow a limited number of David Harum’s finest Bonelofs Prunes ■ULK lENiplER SWEET PEAS O Cans AQ, MIXED SIZIS 5 ibf. 2 5 c • t j t t* - •••••• PRIIND’t order early and avoid disappointment as the D. H. Oven Roast brand^ll sell oat fast at these low prices. Beans 2 cm 29c ______!!______Primo ^ We are selling-over 500 lbs. Sparkle flIvom' 3 pkg*. 15c a week. Many of thej| shipped from the bakery by Rib Roast OLD MUNICH autp-express have only aien out of ovens a few hours. Brightwood Bonolofs Malt 3 cam $1.00 jLuo^h Crackers • ^ ...... Pork Rolls SWANSDOWN 1 4 c lb . pkg. 21c fe]^ani'Crackers ...... Suhnyfiold Cake Flour ^p|ieed Raisin Cookies.. . . Order this big thrift BAKIN’S SHNlDDip C ■■wfcvj_~,- ^'■^- *- ■ 1 Hm « S i' f h ' ' ■ Read the Rental Propertij Listinq on this . l l U i C la ssifie d r;^ > —I M -M. *; '"-tsrr %\ . M. C r'i^j FrlebBzd, Hectof Blair and Gertrude “WANTED AUTOS— MOVING—TRUCKINIG— APARTMENTS, FLATS, Roller.'''' MOTORCYCLES 12 STORAGE 20 TENEMENTS 63 fftae “Ffloradora” Gixl^ with thSlr grabchDoa’s - garments of the ' early WANTED—FROM PRIVATE own- SILVER LANE BUS LINE offer the FOR RENT—3 ROOM fiat, with im- nintiee as tbefir attire,, brought fol.’th er, light sedan, Dodge, DeSoto or accommodatidn of their large Ue* provements, 28 1-2 Church street. mxich laughter, flflie forms of. this- Studebaker, late model preferred. Luxe bus for lodge, party or . team Inquire 68 West street BEGIN HEBE TODAY isn't necessary for me. to go home group was the cause ot much merri SH lcn.A SH AYN E, danomr, re- Phone Hartford 8>4357. trips at special rates. Phone'8063, imless you think i should dress.” ment. iTbioae in the group consisted 8860.8864. FOR RENT—FI\^ ROOM flat foees to many • DICK - STANLEY, Ibe other two declared she look- modem- improvements, with ga-' MERGER COMMimE of the following: .^lex Giber, L. son . of wealthy parents, who is In quite perfect and presently the car Tilder' Jewett^- Eteiest Backofen, ______rage. 39______Norman______or call• ______7557. New Yoik trjiiig to learn to write was gliding down Tenth,avenue to Haibwe MOVING—TRUCKINIG— COURSES a ;^D CLASSES 27 William .ciityt^» Charle&' Leonard, plays. Sheila's Idea of marriage ward Greenwich Village. They MEETS TOMORROW Corbin K. iSiglert,. Ralph Wilcox, STORAGE 20 FOR RENT—6 ROOM FLAT with is ■ a cosy little home far from b e a u t y CULTURE-^Eam while garage, 17 Walker street. Inquire reached a neighborhood of • little John Staudt, Walter Lanz, Howard Seans heihiiiflile T« Broadway. Although she has spent shops offering real Italian spaghetti, Dimock, HUmar Krause, and Ster LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE learning. Details free. Hartford W. Manning, 15 Walker street most of her life on the stage she uncooked; an array of cheeses; huge Special Committee To Report ling CJooley. moving, general tihioking, livery Academy of Hairdressing. 693 Main FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM flat aU wonld be glad to leave the thntw . black olives; squash to be cooked in Oii Legislative Actimi— Reader at Unlqn Sendee service. Our affiliation with United street, Hartford. MoidiersofNo.2. modern improvements. Inquire at Sheila Joins a show com the Italian fashion; and huge pies, Board of Finance Bill Pre Mlse-Irma Heinpld of Providence, Vans Service means lower rates on 187 Maple street pany and in a small mldwestem tied up fresh, hot and odorous. sented. R. I., will present a dramatic read furniture moving to distant polnta city she meets JEKRY WYMAN. POULTRY AND SUPPLIES 43 “Think of the calories!” exclaim ing entitled “Pilgrims of the Way" Foreman Hhrjjowe Wfflls put qii a Large modem trucks, experienced FOR RENT—6 ROOM house and Jerry is attentive and Sheila falls ed Sheila, laughing, as Dick seem ' A special meeting of the “Merger at the-Union Service of the Cong- *- men, prompt service, all goods in* CUSTOM HATCHING, trays of 150 in love with 5lm. Soon his affec- clam supper for menabers. .itf -Hose garage, 49 Summer street Tele ed bent on further purchases. Committee” considering the town gatlonal and MethddiSt churches at sured while In'transit are features eggs or part: of, $4.50, settings of tlim seems to cool and he writes Company No. 2 . o f. the llanches sr phone 8731. "That’s something- neither of you and city government consolidation the Rockville Methodist Episcopal offered at no extra expense to you. 1,000 eggs or over 2 1-2 cents per Infreqnently. church Sunday evening. The se'*- Fire Department last vttM FOR RENT—TO ADULTS modem two need to worry about,” he re has been c^ed for tomorrow after DaUy trips to New York, baggage bgg. One 1,900 ;egg electric incuba Sh^la returns to New York and torted. vice has been arranged for 7 o’clock delivered direct to steamship piera five room flat, first floor, oil burn noon at 2:30 o’clock in Library Hail won’t be forgotten soon tty dtiObw tor for sale, or will take part pay a few months latra joins another Dick’s East Side apartment over- and an Jnvltatlon has been extended For further Information call 8068. er. 37 Delmont street in the Rockville Public Library. At the firemen or the invited guests* 1'. good Barred Plymouth Rocks .or road company, this time as featur Iqoked the ri^er. When they reached to the ^public to attend. M iss Hein- 8860, 8864. Perrett & Glenney. Inc. this time a report is to be presbnted The extent of Mr. Willis!, mmiopoly Rhode Island Red batching eggs. ed prlnctpaL The show plays in. the place Sheila decided it suited by the special committee, consisting old comes highly recommended and Edgerton, 655 North Main street Jerry’s home town bnt Sheila sees him perfectly. Tbe fdmishings did of Edward L. Newmarker, N. Mor presents the drama in a very credit- on the clam inarket in Oonneeticnfi Phone 5416. MEN SPONSOR JOINT him only once. After that she has not seem expensive but there was an gan Strong and Sherwood C. (Xun- 'able manner in three separate is not known, but it is knowir^tLat no word from him. The toor comes air of domfort and quiet good taste. mings, wMch was appointed to take scenes. > the appetites o f aU the gueirtf^ijpuit o n MEETING to an mid. Then Sheila learns that “It’s really just a workshop,' such action as necessary at the Rev. Brookes as Speaker night couldn’t exhaust his siq^^. FUEL AND FEED 49-A Jerry has married a girl in his home present session of the General As Rev. George S. Brookes, pastor of Want Ad taformaflon Dick explained. The living room in In addition to the steamed clams, town. which they stood weui large and sem bly. the Union Congregational church, coffee and doughnuts - were s ^ c \ SELASONED HARD WOOD, stove Everyman’s Bible Class Ar She tries unsnccessfally to get restful. A few easy chairs stood It is of imusual interest ai this has been in'rited to be the speaker The work of Mr. Willis and hifi'ddm- size, furnace chunks or fireplace ranges Special Sunday Night a part in another play. When her about and there was a fireplace with time to mention the fact that Rep at the meeting of the Men’s Com mittee was greatly appreciiito(fi'r' - Manchester ^ len^Uis .67 cord or 64 toad. Gray munity Bible Class at East Hart Service At Second Congrega mmey la almost gone she is hired simple, graceful lines. A large table, resentative Henry Schmidt present William A. Knofla was ttiKst- Cbaa. Heckler, tele ford, on Sunday, March 19. Evening Herald tional. as a model at EmNBl’S fashionable littered with papers, stood near the ed a bill In the legislature which master and he kept the gathering Snow Removal Cost phone Rosedale 13-13. shop. There she sees DOROTHY window, flunked with typewriter, a would permit the board of finance entertained with his witty remm-ks The public works department of CLASSIFIED The Everyman’s Bible class which TREVOR, Dick Stanley’s cousin. supply of pointed pencils, and yel of the town of Vernon, if organized calling upon others whw he'’’ felt ADVERTISEMENTS meets, every Sunday mdming at Perothy Invites her to lunch bnt to act as a Board of Finance for the the city of Rockville of which bis ‘line” was wearing out. Among VW ^TED—TO BUY 58 low and white paper. George B. Milne is superintendent 9:30 at the Second Congregational Henri tells Sheila the mod^s a:o “Richard Stanley Third writes city of Rock'Ville if the electors so those he call^ upon for remaarks Count six avsrags words to a Una church, 'Will oml6 its regular session had a busy week’ in clearing the HIGHEST PRICES paid for*, old not allowed to have socdal engage the great American play!” sang out desired to have them do so. were Fire Chief Atoert C. Foy of the Inltlsla' numbers and abbreviations Sunday morning in favor of the snow from th3. center of the city. eaob count as a word and compound gold,"such as chains, rings, brace ments with enstomers. When Sheila Dorothyvln some disdain. “Richard This special committee was ap South Manchester Jnre DqjNurtment,' Joint meeting of both North Main pointed to confer with the city and With the assistance of several extra words as two worda Minimum cost i» lets,' gold' teeth. Write Box W, in leaves the shop tiiat night she finds Stanley Second—to say; nothing of Chester L. Robinson, Manoheater price of three llnea , ^ 'street churches In the evening at Dorothy and Dick wai&ig for her. town counsel regarding the legality trucks and twelve extra men, the high school *eacber, Principal' Glar- care* o f Herald. Richard Stanley First—would be snow was cleared away in several Line rates per day tor translsnt 7:30 at the Second Congregational of a board of fiinance acting jointly. ence P. Quimby, Deputy . Juoge ada __ NOW GO o k WITH THE STORY more gratified if the young man re church. This community service This present legislative act seems to days. In compiling the cost of th<- Thomas Ferguson, Foreman A lb ^ SlSectlTe Marcli IT, 19ST turned to Brockton to learn the shoe work, a bill has been received by the Cash Charxs will be imder the auspices of the CHAPTER XLI clarify the situation but Representa Yost of Company No. L'-and Fore BOARDERS WANTED 59A business.” city for 6342.84. This includes labor, I Consecntlvs Days ..I 7 cts • ots Everyman’s Bible class of which tive Schmidt refused to say for man Harlowe Willis of'N o.' 2. S Consecutive Days .. • cts 11 su Dorothy called gayly, “Look here, “She’s jealous because she doesn’t snow plows, trucks and all incident Joseph Wright is the president. whom he presented the bill, although Chief Foy spoke about -the ^'Vtfue 1 Day ...... I 11 ots It ots WANTED — BOARDERS — Two Sheila, are you trying to high-hat even know how to spell,” Dick said. al expenses. The cost was kept at All ordsrs'toT Irrexular Insertlons- young men, women or couple. Pri The Rev. William, B. TuthUl, us? Well, you can’t! What was the Representative Sherwood C. (jum- of an inhalator to the community in wlll be ubarged at the one Ume rata pastor of the Windsor Avenue Con “He’s . jealous himself!” returned mings, who is a member of the a minimum by having a place close vate family, central location. All ides, anyhow of sending a message Dorothy. effecting general resuscitatiOBi.’ . H e, Speclal'^rateB tor long tsrm every gregational church of Hartford, will special committee, 'viewed the bill to tile center where, the trucks could told of several cases in town,where day advertising given upon request. home cooking. Reasonable. Dial you couldn’t go to lunch with us.' “Amuse yourselves, children, be the principal speaker. His sub before presentation in the general easily dump the snow. the machine had saved livek The Ads ordered tor three or six days 8918 Jump in and we’ll take you home.” while I try to get this stuff on the Notea and stopped betore the third or Stth ject will be “Marcus Whitman and “You don’t think I enjoy lunch assem bly. district has two Inhalators Chief-Foy day will - be charged only tor the ac the Oregon Country: A Story -of table,” Dick went on, undisturbed. Much concern has been shown by Ernie Rock’s Hotel Bond Orches tual ndnber ot times the ad appear ROOM AND BOARD at 6H-b0 per ing alone with this dangerous fe said, and they were bought with the week. The Hotel Sheridan. Tel. Ardent Patriotism, Devoted Mis Sheila sank into a chair. There the parties opposing the merger of tra will furnish-the music tonight idea of glaring assistance.to.anyone ed. charging , at the rate earned, but male, do you?” Dick ask^ reprov for the musical comedy “m Take no allowlince'or., refunds can be made 3673. sionary Service and Physical Hero was a fine view here of the river. the town and city governments in in need. “Call on us anytime,”- Chief ingly,''with a playful glance at his Vanilla” being sponsored by the on six ' tln^e ads stopped attbt the ism .” * It was getting dark outside. The the presentation of this special act Foy told his north end listoiers.' fltth day. ' ; ^ Marcus Whitman, American pion cousin. “Her appetite is imbellev- slow moving ferries gave forth Rockville lions Club for their “Milk No "Un:'i6rblds’*i display lines aot able!” in the general assembly. Prior to its Mr. Robinson spoke for haK an APARTMENTS, FLATS, eer, medical doctor and missionary, twinkling lights. Other boats, laden presentation it was reported to be Fund.” sold. ‘ ' , Sheila looked at them in dismay. hoiur- on a v ia tion .. ;He..deslt wtth-!tiie Tbs Herald will not be responsible in 1835, took a trip to Oregon.under with cargo, moved slowly up and the only means of keeping the pres The Vernon Grange held a charity TENEMENTS 63 What if Henri should see her? What fundamental • prindp^ of; ,$ylng, ‘ tor more than one Incorrect Insertion auspices of the American Board, down. Long Island City, chained to ent town and city governments in dance last evening at Grange Hall in telling of the sensiUdons oaa::;get8 ot any . advartleement ordered tor if one of the other models should Vernon. Adinlssion was by- gro FOR RENT—TWO, THREE and_4 traveling in the first wagon that Manhattan by a rope of twinkling tact and stlU permit a board of fin when learning to fly. Mr. RehMiaon^ more than one tlina report that Sheila had been seen ceries and produce rather than b, The h^vertaht omission ot Incor room 'Apartments, beat Janitor ever crossed the Rocky Mountains. lights, lay across the brief stretch ance to act jointly for the two gov has had considerable, ezpf^enqe, in with Miss Trevor figain? Yet she. cash. The affair was a-big success rect pnnloation ot advertising will be service, refrtgeraioi furnished. Call He established a mission within 25 of water. Night hac softened the ernments. this w ork and hte taUc w ^ highly rectified only by canoeUatlon ot the could hardly tell Dorothy and Dick and it is hoped to have another such Artbur A. Rncfla. 5440 or 4131, miles of the English trading post of grim buildings skirting the water’s To those who have studied the interesting and Informstivis,. 4udge charite made tor the service ehderpd. affSir in the immediat fUture. All advertisements must contbrm; 875 Main street Walla Walla and later other mis that she bad been forbidden to ac edge and had given the scene a phraseology of the act there seems Ferguson spoke ahoqt jthe new.-post In style, copy and typography with sions in the same region. He visit cept their invitations. touch of theatrical glamour. to be lituie' opposition according to The engagement of Miss. Carolyn regnlattons entorced by tbs publish office and what;u-good thing.-It,whl FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, ed Washington in 1842 for the piu:- “Come on, Sheila! Well take a “Life is like that,’! Sheila thought Represehtative Henry Schmidt. It Josephine Kuhnly to Russell Lyman be to have the t o ^ -caU^ JS^hi^ies- ers and they reserve the : right to Williams of Chestnut street has edit, revise or rsleot any copy con renovated, all improvements, steam pose df impressing on the govern drive and have dinner later,” Doro wearily. “Glamour hidden ugliness.” was of considerable concern as to ter instMd of either Maficbest^ or sidered objsotlonablq. - heat with garage, 77 Garden ment that Oregon should be owned thy said, beaming. “Dick’s knock She was tlr'^d from the day’s work. whether the power should be taken just been announced by the former s South Manchester as is the'sttiiSUon _ CLOSINO HOURS—Classified ads to parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Kuhnly street, telephone 5092 or call 7240. by the United States. Thanks tfi ed off work for the day and that’s Dick's apartment seemed a haven from the electors of the town. The at present. be .published .same day must be re of Talcott avenue. Dr. Vihiitman the American flag something to celebrate.” o f rest. opponents of the measure are re Principal Quimby was in his usual ceived by IS o’clock noon; Saturdays FOR REINT—4 ROOM tenement,. 5 The Lincoln Comrades of the 10:10 a. m. floats over the undisputed possession “I’m sorry,” Sheila stammered. porting that the bill is “high handed witty spSaking form. He tooK/fir Ridgewood street; garage. Inquire The dinner which Dick finally set Union Congregational church held a an area equal to the ^hole of New “I can’t. Really. I have to hurry legislation” giving the electors no his subiect, “How to (Set over TELEPHONE YOUR L. Lent!, 178 Parker street. Phone before them was really excellent It social last evening in the . social England, New York, New Jersey, home. They’re expecting me.” say. in the matter. Depreamon” and; needless to stty, ha W ANT ADS. 5623. was served in buffet fashion before rooms of the church; Following a Pennsylvania, Delaware, Maryland, - “Well then.” said Dick, “we’ll the fireplace, Dorothy chatting gay The matter came up at the regu had Iteteners rockiiig w4 Ads are accepted over the telephone Virginia and West Virginia. Dr. take you there. Dorothy’s, made up short entertainment p^gram, at the GHAHGB RATH given above 3 OR 2 ROOM SUITS in new John- ly, flitting about ga^ering up piep- lar meeting of the Common Cotmcll ter long before he flniafae !Hte TywmCrTiHe Twfllcy TndiigfirF^taint FttX • ? .:rt ♦ V J . I SENSE AND NONSENSE ■. Faith vvlthouf works Is at>out aa^that she’ll change her mind before useless as a watch without wheels. he can change her name>- \ \ » WARE EES MEAN,}/PUNCH HIM RUlCKl I V / D O T'S '\//G • 2E MONEY? NOTyI ON ZE NOSEI NEED POLEETH N NUTDNG. PR0T6KTHYUN. SO HAFPER FRECKLES AND H^S FRIENDS THE eUARpTH POLEEY. HAUE OOVNEP By Blosser THE RIOTERTH., PETE'S creat work, NOTTHIM’ AT IpCTE. 60T MOPE mendoza- t h e ALL^ORMSW*'- MEHtX3ZA, TRICICS OP nekt tim e 1 I SAW YOU THE. HIS SLEEVE COME DOWN THIS WERE IN HERO OF THAN A WAY, TLL BRINO trouble, SO THE MAGICIAN A WHOLE CARGO I JUST USED !! THE OLD hour// HE KNOWS THE SERB or.RWjaiAA^ MiO THEIR «aaaMr.«P. WBPOBS ARB MADE-KKJT BORN. • iMieviMaHMieaiNC ' SH0RTC0M1K16S UKE NO .«l AT,F,j5IMAN .CIAM A Cinch for Sam! By Small o t h er ' n u T h i m ' t ? ) MUTUi i V- WHITEMAN DeFO«.© \T STARTS* yn 1 g u ess YOU SAW YES, BUT GOOD NEWS, YOU'RE , WHAT HAPPENED MV MEN FRECKLES.... TELLIN* TO MY BOAT..... GOT HER THE SHIPS ME IN DEEP ? beached b y . off- shEs WATER — THAT STORM OKAY l e t s GET OUT OF here/ GAS BUGGIES- Absence Makes the Heart Fonder STARTS' TRitTINS.-PEERS •ESINS WORRYINS ASOUT SITS. DOWN TO AWAIT ARRIVES HOME EA RLY... NO 1$ INFORMED SHE DROVE OUT WINDOW TO SEE >F >.WMAr IS DELAYING HBA-- AMY- AROUND— OVER TO VISIT FRIEND. h e r r e t u r n . . . e y e s jVSIMMAV^HOMe EY NOW - CLOCKS SLOW-MOVING CAR IS M' SlGIfa^ : COULD h an d s.- GALEN X if' D ncle ^ HM?ey INVITES • MENDOZA i « s WHY p SI t m o u HAS VISIONS OF V/RECKlO SUDDENIY HEARS FAMIUAR AND HIS REM EM BIRB HI6H TOLU OF PHONES FRIEND AND LEARNS YOU E m Eoi«s eAR AND AMY ON WAY TO SOUND PReifI DRIVEWAY SON TRAFFIC, ACCIDENTB AND AMY LEFT AN HOUR ASO. OH jn H i ^ h o s p it a l .. T o fiAY •ECOMES MORE ALARMED... •ECOMES PANIC-STRICKEN. 'H rE • • ^ A VISIT ' TO THE '8fU(CE(ZP' Jfs y m V r ^ My.TKlS ' i s : . — i .’v'- 'V.-:V :'V '■ m • :.-• ■ ■ ■• !'.': ’ ■-“ .' % ^-F ■^V';^^ The eomnd^eO fnitn the Center Churc^ Womoi’B fed^ation -. In DAN‘C-E charge o f thp' colonial entertain TURN HALL, North Sti^t ment |or the evening 'o f Waehlhg- F E B R U A R Y 18, 7:30 P. M.^ tem’s birthday, announce that Miee Given by Roman CatheUo-Aaeoclai- Lillian Graht-and Dr. D. C. T. Moore tbm of Anmrlca Gbronp No. 1086. will {^ve readings, Glen Richards, Good H n ^ and a Good.Tlme For All solo dances and a Seth. Pfurker quar tet will sing..The.personnel of the latter is Mrs. Fred Woodhouse, Miss The Aliinmi Association of St Mart Hutchison, Louis Weir < and irii James’s chuich school held its an John Hood. Old fashioned- dancing nual meeting last night John Gor man was elected as the president of will be under the direction of Mrs. the association. It was voted to Walter Crockett. Refreshments will have a^ social gathering in St be served. Every on6 is urged to ap Whea .Washington chipped down the cherry toee' (and ,iro’re taidng it fpr granted he did) fte Eathto James’s haU Thursday evening of pear jn costiune. - lifelmig policy... .and set the advertistog p ^ ^ fi« Fot|pet*xae*not circle of Jiinlor next week. A committee was named T^iwga Daughters will meet tomor and an effort will be made to have James Findlay of McKee street row afternoon at 2:30 at th'i home of all'graduates of the school attend. who entered'the Veterans hospital the leader, Miss Beatrice L. Lydall at Newington February 6 is getting No matter what we have to say or the manner in nidch First the merchandise nrast be of the right qindHy.to..hs . Enighet Lodge, L O. G. T., will along nicely and hopes to return featn^ in onr advertisements. Second our mtist of 22 Hudson street Miss Jane Tay we say it—we stick to facts.' vWe let the merchandiibe lor and Miss Marion Pearl will have meet tonight at the home of Carl home shorUy. ahvas« be ^ h t for this same qnslity as'advepiised, Onr charge of the progiam, A Valentine Anderson on EJdgerton street at 8 , that goes on sale ihsidre oar statements—or give os the poHcy ioaight well be: FlrSt,’wlth ld N ^ i^ees, A iO ' (whole) ' Showing the clever F E E T H U R T ? 2 1 e ' SinaU . and Iqan! They're DOZEN JACK FROST Ifink, mild and sweet sugar cmred. W ^ e bad .so belm ar D. Austin many requests lately from variations of each type Foot Correction Spe^list. A fortunate SUGAR good outom ers Uiat we’ve 174 Main Striee^ Manchester “buy” saves r i For Appointment Dial 4070. Just Umi^y had to put this yon 8c on each & good qu^ty bun ra sale Sat dozen! urday at this exiTemdy low AMERICAN refined cEne sugar! price! SITNKIST JUMBO SIZE dlmttM dSAm A a r m o u r 's “ s t a r " ELECTRICAL Cudahy’s Smoked SPRING CONTRACTING BACON 2 pounds 2 ^ ^ Hartford’s largest Fruit Broker. "Fixed fiavor" bacon-slioed, .. . .lean, sugar cored. Shoulders Moske & McCarthy MACINTOSH ■■ STtUl/XXiXSTRICTLY FRESHVIMiSIt lATVAJLiLOCAL 12 Cottage St. Phone 4222 Opening Special A pples doz.X5« EGGS 2 dozen 5 % e pound Base Plugs FreeF tM from hlAmiafiMfblemishes! Large!fAmraf ' SUITS We’re Justly proud .of our frqsh egg reputation! n iey ’r# Shanklcss. Averaging 5 to 6 pounds. Installed .. $1.50 s u n k is iT ' ' ' always as advertised—local, large No. 1 eggs! A spedal LemonR doz. 1 Oc that win be the talk of town tomorrow! lATge! Joicy! And sour! LARGE, LOCAL GREEN MOUNTAIN SPECIAL Strawberries POTATOES bushel First Quality We’re proud of this quaUty stock! The "price value" is right here In tUs one Mem! 2 pint* 2 1 ® AH No. 1 graded potatoes from Louis Bunbe’s.faiiu on West Center street. RUBBER Georgia, large ripe.berries! Mannish Suits WARD’S "SOFT-BUN” Swagger Suits HEELS BREAD 24oz.lotJ']|l^® Cape Suits Attached I FOim^SPBC^ FREE! Coupon given with eueh h » f which is redeem While Von Wait. able for another f ^ sUe loaf any time!______'Canned •Medium A variety of smart styles to 4 f o r l ^ e Vegetaliles 4 iTQry MAXWELLBOU^' choose from this season. The (Assorted) "Hershey’s Florida’s large size fruit! Atwood. classic man tailored suit. The *«Krnmm’s COFFEE tm2o« Syrup Good coffee! Good price! GoodVRhie! swagger coat suit. The cape ■ For men, women and IMPERIAL VALLEY Chocolate ' i children. Macaroni suit and the trouser suit. In Extra Special Extra Specialtv the new tweeds, mixtures and Lettuee 2 for l i e DEMONSTRATION SALE! Men’s W ate^roof Iceberg’s. Large, crisp, sno-whlte. CALUMET men’s wear fabrics. Sizes for SOLES BATH’S BAKING POWDER ...... 81c SEWED ON CALIFORNIA (FREE! A tin of Baker’a Cocoannt.) misses and women. Funiily Stew tin 2 1 e PEA B E A N S ...... IMbfc t ? C aw ots 2 Taste this delicious stew! It’s Jost Dke home made! (FREE!' Bottle Burt Olneya totchim.) ^ ' other models Green tops. Large bnnehes! TODDY ...... fin 48d We repair Rubbers (FREE! Ten aecond Toddy mixer.) and Arctics. Gucum liers COOKIE DEPARTMENT COCOA M A L T ...... tin 89c up to $25 (FREE! Childrenfa aviator^i hdmet.) 2 for SALE B. T. INC.— Second Floor S. Y ultes BLUE BOSE 701 Main St., Joimsota Block Excellent for salads ! RICE ...... 31bs. 14c Chocolate Bars ^ • • • m jB R T SANTA CLARA Tiny Shortbread PRUNES ...... 2 lbs. lie bunch ALMONDS ...... 21h8.34c sou TH M.*\ N L HCS TL A' • CONN Weston’s Rosalyn Moltl-bunvhes of bleached celery hearts ENGLISH WALNUT Now at Hale’s from California. Bridge Assortment...... pkg. 25c MEATS. lh.27c '! SOUTH MANCHESTER ■ CONN Dainty inngllah shortbread. A chance on two packages of playing cards with every purchase. 76c value! MAYFAIR MIXED NUTS ...... lb. 47c SATURDAY! LAST DAT k l e a n -q u ic k CABBAGE HALE’S EVENINQ LEX1JBT,; . TEA ...... Ibi 39c J c pound Soap Chips (Never before so low! Orangei-I^oe, BOxed FOtinoa^ ()olong.) _ HYGEONIC White. Native, BoUd heads! Makes soapy, snddy soft water. Dry Cleansing i i iC each BEST QUAEI'TY MILK FED Fresh, Fancy * Plain Dresses TURKEY Fresh, trader turkeys. Excellent quality Fresh, trader milk fed rousttog ohtelm. S pecia l! backed by {H^e’s 'guarantee of money-back. Average 4 to 4Y, ponnda each. Shap eiutif— * Plain Coats 8 to 12 pounds average wrtght. or phoae your order Nationally FBESH, !DBND1S * Men's 3«Pieee Suits A d v e r t i s e FB E SH ,inA N FORK 1 £ 6 S pound A c LAMB ■ r Frmni'goVeABinent inspected porkers! Prime lamb—die beat you GUk hoy!. Pkg. BONELESS FBIBIE BiOW a .09 PRB8B,.BBN11BB ’ * Furred Coats * Men's 4-Pioco Suits Lucky S t^e • •__ J- pound* * -.V . . X ' f. Chesterfield CHOFS 'Msth,:«endra! Bonpilpas' No pheme orders. No charges. SweehafiiM tehdraL No deliveries at these special prices. > Camel Old f o ld AD Work Guaranteed No Charges. ^ A t H A L m i O iy CleaniBg DsffsHment—Mite- Floor, left. Cash'Saleo Only. right. ^'tso^'CVOM A ■ •A ■ t.V