*V"' ^ VV'-J ■ ! i - ’ ;-# V , VL- • . ■ - : . •;' THE WEATHER FO reouT b y E. 8. t^eatbor Bureau. NET PRESS RUN ;sta ^ Library H artford. AVBRAOE UAiLY CtRCUlATlON Conn for the Mohth of February. 1»«0 ligh t rains this afternoon and to* night; Wednesday fair and' some-' 5,503 what colder. Mewbcni of tlio Audit Uarcau of t . Clvenlotluuo V PRICE THREE CENTS SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1930^ FOURTEEN PAGES VOL. XLIV., NO. 137. (Zl UO SU|S|)J3APV pOtflSSBlO) j t Taft’s Sons At The Capital SEC. DAVIS TO RUN I NAVAL EXPERTS i . SURVEY HtENCH J FOR U. S. SENATE TONNAGE a A M Member of Cabinet Makes TEN YEARS TOO Tentative Set of Figures Ar ‘^rrfwT t i SHORT f o r t e s t rived At by Delegates; tr^rLioFENFORCEMENT This They Consider a Big SLEUTH SAYS OVER 6,000 VIEW i - — Step Ahead At Parley. Washington, March 11.—(AP)— CONYICT TOLD James J. Davis, secretary of labor.' Dr. Doran Tells Springfield London, March 11.— (A P .)—The^ said today he would make formal | T I M U! American naval delegation, it was; BODYJ^CAHTOL announcement of his candidacy for | stated in authoritative quarters, is OF ROOTING the Republican Senatorial nomlna-. Women It Will Inke Hlucni ^ tion in Pennsylvania, Saturday, in ' taking the important stand that it I I I Pittsburgh. Longer— Makes Plea for cannot participate even In a con-! Mr. Davis's statement was made sultative capacity in any security For Nearly Two Hours Body Lay on Catafalqae In Confer pact which would be a quid pro quo In Washington to be at the funeral of "Jielr distinguished father, Florida Detective Asserts Co-operation. I for reduction of French naval Robert A. Taft, center, and Charles "P. Taft, 2d, right, are shown above | Of Spacious Rotunda as Persons In All Stations of Life, claims. as they were greeted upon theiir arrival from Cincinnati by George : America, it was understood, is i ^.i^erson, left, secretary to President Hoover. A White House nutomo Moulthrope Spoke Freely Springfield, Mass., March 11 not prepared to enter any agree bile bore them to the house where William Howard Taft lay dead. Pass Ker— Throngs line Route of Funeral Cortege ment under which France later About Murder— Says La- (AP) —Solution of the beverage might feel she was entitled to ask liquor traffic problem is one that the United States as a moral obli from Home to Arlington Cemetery — President and runs through generations, and the gation to give material assistance lone Fired Shots Also. ten years during which national pro in the event that France were the GANDHI TO LEAD MARCH Mrs. Hoover View Procession from White House Per- hibition has been in effect is entire object of warlike aggression. ly too short a period on which to ------I Jacksonville, Fla.. March 11.— base judgment of the London, March 11. — (AP) — | (AP)—Watson Moulthrope. escaped tico— At the Church Simple Ceremonies. government action in controlling French and British naval experts at j OF NATIVES TOMORROW Connecticut convict, on trial for his the traffic, said Dr. J. M. Doran, St. James’s Palace today were m ak-1 life, along with Roland Lalone for ______prohibition commissioner addressing ing a careful and minute study of the killing of W. D. Smith, a city Washington, March 11.— (AP) — the Hampden County Women s Club the crucial French naval tonnage' detective, talked freely about his William Howard Taft was com Taft Schedule here today. „ , - claims. Progress to the extent of i participation in the shooting which He said that in all the discussion agreeing on a tentative set of fig-. This Win Start Civil Dis ALCORN SECURED ' caused the detective’s death, Fred mitted to his maker today in fu At The Capital of the problem he was impressed ures as a basis for further argu King, county detective, testified to neral services which bestowed the with the fact that critics of the ment was achieved. 1 obedience Campaign of day. last tender offices of the govern 9 a. m.—Taft’s body taken' present national policy are without The French and British navies BENCH WARRANTS King said he visited the two men ment he served, the church in which from h
tv 1 TU&DAY, M ^CH 11,1980. M ANCHESl^ EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN PAGE TWO ' . Reading ...... ********^??,/ structed near the Capitol-a llO YAL CIRCLE ENJOYS Rem R an d ...... (NATION PAYS TRIBUTE ment to the late Chief Justice who L V ln * « V U tviiis Rep Ir and S t l ...... 77 a d d r e s s e s GARDENERS pioneered the way for this long 1 Sears Roebuck...... 92 Solenm Rosen of 77 Winchester sought individual home for the na- j ITS ANNUAL DINNER! Simmons ...... n*» street, Hartford, has leased toe ! TO ITS EX-PRESIDENT tions highest court. Sinclair Oil ..., ...... 25^4 store at 893 Main street and wUJ It was between this model and j (Fumlslied by Putnam Ak Co.) Skelly Oil ...... open a women’s shop there* N® bas i ABOUT GRED4H0USES State Briefs Sou Pac 120^4 the bier that the one procession | Loyal Circle of King’s Daughters Central Bow, Hartford, Conn. been doing buaineM in Manchester (CoBttnoed from Page 1.) passed, while on the , other side Sou ^tv^y ...... 129^4 — ■' of Center church and guests enjoyed j $tand Brands...... 25% for toe piast nine years, carrying on P. A. C. Professor Talks to N .G . CHANGES. another double me marched by un a delicious supper at the South: a house to hou^e canvass and has air were made at the Capitol. A black- der the dull rays of a inisty light, i P. M. Stocks. St Gas and El ...... 116 Local Club on Proper M eth -; Hartford. March Methodist church last evening, pre- • S O C a l...... i ...... 60% ready built up a good trade in Man Changes in line officers of the draped catafalque, which has borne seeped through the windows high pared under the direction of Mrs. . BankStoeks. chester. ods of Construction. 1 the bodies of other distinguished .Bid Asked S O N J ...... 63 ^ ______, Connecticut National Guard given in C J* N3nnaii and assistants froni | S O N Y ...... 32% Americans, was placed iti the center Floral Tributes , Bankers iVuat Co . . . S2fi Mr. and Mrs. Mark Holmes will be Professor A. E. WUkinson of adjutant general’s orders iss'ied to- Among the flowers massed in the the Ladies Aid society. 425 Stew War ...... 40% of the rotunda shortly before nine It was toe annusd banquet of the Citv Bank and Trust . 360 host and hostess at toe chicken pie Connecticut Agriciiltur^ . I 192d rotunda was the tribute of Chief Sfp Nat B*T ...... 3M 370 Studebaker ...... 43 was the speaker at the March meet-1 Lieutenant Reuben H. K i°f: o’clock. . . , circle, and the dining haU w m Texas C o rp ...... 53% supper to be served at the Manches in At its head was a simp»c floral Justice Hughes and the associate Conn. River ...... ing of tvio the MAno.hesterManchester Garden club, j pieid Artillery to be cap win justices of the Supreme Court— a Tim Roll B e a r...... 81 ter Community club tomorrow eve command of Battery D. at Danbury. piece of white lilacs and yellow jusuccs or me oupreme c I J®5°J®'5|veSer Md \Site.*Over the Htfd Conn T ru st...... 140 ning-between 6 and 7:30, under toe • held last evening at Watkins Broth First Nat H tfd ...... ^ — Transcon Oil ...... * ...... 8% ers' auditorium. He gave an in s ^ c - Vice Captain E. C. Pier^n, trans- roses. ijnion Carb> ...... 97 direction of Miss Christine Mason, Flowers continued to arrive at ed, backed by palms ' cd a large silver Maltese cross, toe Land Mtg and Title . . — tive talk on the subject of hotbeds, ferred to the National Guard Re Beside, flowers from individual Unit A ircra ft...... 66% director at toe clubhouse. All mem- serve is appointed second lie^^ant. short intervals and were grouped emblem of the order. The tables in Mutual BdsT ...... cold frames and small hothouses, legations smd embassies, ^ere were do, v t c ...... — Unit Corp hbers of toe club will be welcome to illustrated by many slides sho^ng of Field ArUllery and assigned to about the catafalque. One was a the center of toe banquet hM were Unit Gas and Imp ...... 37% attend, toe stipulation being _;toat tokens of affectiomtrom two Japan arrange In the form of a Maltese New Brit Trust ...... the construction of different styles Battery D, Vice Captain- McCarthy wreath, fully five feet in diameter, U 8 Ind Alcoh i ...... 111% reservations be in by Wednesday built up of orchids, iris and lilies, ese barons. ' cross,^vTith additional tables t a s t Riverside T ru s t...... 550 and the heatingneaung apparatusappai»i.i« used in resigned. Next to tlm red roses of the Su ing from this central group. -The West Htfd Trust...... 380 U S Realty and Im p ...... 67% noon at toe very latest. the smaller greenhouses. Professor resign with a large silken An? ^ ornate preme Court justices, beside the U S Rubber ...... 27% speakers’ table was placed near the Bonds. — - Wilkinson stated that the college bookkeeping u n p o p u l a b . staff through the center. model of the new Supreme Court Htfd & Conn West ... 95 U S Steel ...... 182% The Girl Guards of toe Salvation would be glad to send anyone direc- j At the Plaza. stage Crepe paper streamers in Util Pow and Lt A ...... 37% New Haven, March 11.— (AP) i , . i building, stood a wreath, six feet in white and lavender were festooned Blast Conn Pow 5a . . . 100 103 Army will omit their ^jegular meet tions on request, or any of the agn- Bookkeeping is not so a.ttractive an Spectators arrived at the plaza in i (jjameter—the joint offering of the Conn L P 7a-...... 116 Warner Piet 71ing at toe citadel this evening. cultural or horticultural from pole to pole. Lavender sweet Westing A i r ...... 50 occupation to a lad just out of increasing numbers and by eight j entire diplonoatic corps. It was of Conn L P 5 % s ...... J-®® 'iSI tions they send out monthly to forty-fiv^ several hundred had gath peas were used as centerpieces on* Westing El and M f g ...... „..190% school as it once was, if this conclu yellow roses, white lilies and orchids. the tables and for the boutonneires Conn L P 4%s ...... 08 100 Winners of gold thousands of people all over tbe ered, standing about in respectful Woolworto ...... 65% sion may be reached from -^ a t Marshalled into line by Capitol at each place, vrtth la^^nder nut Htfd Hyd 6s ...... 105 'whist held state. Many of the slides were col silence or speaking in lowered tone. police, the throngs moved by the Inauraace Stocks Yellow Truck ...... 21% ored and showed the results with Principal Walter B. Spencer of Hill baskets and candles. The House were W. T. Burke and flowers and vegetables when the | house High school told toe Board of On historic Pennsylvania avenue, casket at a steady pace, sometimes were small shopping bags filled wito _____Aetna CMualty ...... 182 Harry Keish:'s:ccad, Miss Florence; fertilizer and cultiva- j Education, yesterday. He found af- down which an army caisson will almost at a quick-step. It was es nil kinds of samples of the products | xAetna Fire $10' par Fitzgerald and James MeVey, and soil. bear toe casket to toe capltol, traf timated that 75 passed to the min of different manufacturers. Aetna Life ...... *8 tion^lS ^ven the yo'ung ' ter an authorized survey of indus- CURB QUOTATIONS consolation Miss Alice Doggart and tries in toe city that only 17 grad fic was kept on toe move, vdth no ute. Yet the waiting crowd on the Exactly 98 were-seated at toe Automobile ...... « Wilkinson was given plaza outside, recruited constantly, Jacob Marius. of thanks at the close of h isj^ k . uates of his school who had taken parking allowed along the line of tables. The meal included fruit Conn, (jcneral ...... 138 march the funeral procession was did not appear to be diminishing. CUP. turkey wito all toe fixings, car Htfd Fire, $10 par .., A report was submitted from W- bookkeeping were bookkeepers in (By Assoriated Press.) Mrs. Preston Conklin, formerly of to tAkc. In toe line were many members rots and peas, celery, cranberry Htfd Stm Boll, 10 par M E. Buckley, chairman of the Garden filing clerical jiositions. Hundreds a of Congress. One of the flrst was Amer Cflt Pow and Lt (B) .. 26% Hartford but now of Poughkeepsie, club’s public relations com^ttee, students had taken the bookkeeping As toe cortege reached Dupont sauce, pickles, roUs, coffee and a National Fire ------•. New York, is visiting at toe home of Representative Ruth Bryan Owen dessert of sponge cake with choco Phoenix F ir e ...... Am Super P o w ...... 30% recommending that toe clu - courses ' circle toe rain let up. A few mo- Automat Reg J^h p fd ...... 11% ' Mrs. <3arl Peterson of Griswold nates five dollars to the childrens The board eliminated this study i ments before it arrived, the circle of Florida. Her father, William late sauce and whipped cream. Mrs. Travelers ...... E..1475 Jennings Bryan, was Taft’s oppon Central States Elec ...... 33% street. Garden club in the from toe course and will substitute was filled with people hurrymg to Eunice Case Hohentoal led in toe - Public DtUlty Stocks. from me cou da -1 their offices. When the procession ent for toe presidency - in 1908. chorus singing. Conn. Elec Sve ...... »0 Cflties S ervice...... 39% and a like sum to the Eighth Dis- American (^rocker W heeler...... 32 The gutters on toe Municipal ! approached all paused. The red, Bryan now sleeps at Arlington. Mrs. J. A. Hood, who has been xConn. Power 85 Representative Florence Kahn of Elec Bond and S hare...... 100 BuUding have proven too small to “ S ^‘"Heritage, one of the Wap- j mocracy. ' green and amber traffic lights leader of Loyal circle since its Hartford-.Elec Lgt . . . 88 take care of the rush of water from exhibited a basket j California and Representative Kath organization some 20 years Greenwich WAG, pfd .’ — Elec Shareholders ...... 29% ping as a re x - ' ASKS SEPARATE TRIAL, blinked on and off but ho one mov Ford of England...... 15 toe slate roof during heavy rains I ed. Only toe clattering of horses erine Langley of Kentucky were was mistress of ceremonies. Hartford G as ...... ]0 and larger sections are to b-} instaU- of fine m a? be ’done with Hartford, March 11.— (AP) — speakers were Miss Martha Alden An nM ...... Italian Superpower...... 14 ample of what , state’s Attorney Hugh M. Alcorn m , roo,,hoof! Za S'e o7.Ee cieeoE r^eE°TE.o7er5.Jre do. pfd - Italian Superpow rights |,.. . . 6% ed. Holger Bach, local contractor, is of teacher’s hall, who was formerly S N E T C o ...... -182 erecting toe staging on toe south the Murphev an- j Superior Court today moved for a j wheels could be heard as toe proces- hats as they came into toe rotunda. county president for Middlesex MaanfacturUlg S to ^ i. Niag and Hudson Power .... 15% sion passed by toe big Patterson side of tbe buUding this morning. the club would have separate trial of John Brophy, 20, Marching' along ‘with the others county King’s Daughters circles;’ Acme Wire ...... Nlag Hudson W arrants...... 4% flower show, com- of Waterbury. charged toe mansion, once used by thfe Coolldges Pennroad ...... 14% the usual June flower were Senators Oddie of Nevada; Miss Clarice McMlnn^ director of re ■ Am Hardware...... 62 Park employees began their spring mittees and other details to be an murder of Policeman John McNamee as a temporary White House, and Phipps of Colorado, Keyes of New ligious education at Center church, Amer Hosiery ...... 25 S O I n d ...... *...... of Bristol, January 16. The motion moved on into Massachusetts Miss McMinn told of toe recenUy United Gas ...... 36 cleaning in Center Park and on toe nounced later. _.. Hampshire, Nye of North Dakota, American Silver grounds surrounding toe municipal Mrs. Herbert B. House won th was granted and trial was set for avenue. Copeland of New York and Hale organized ------Shining- „ . Light _ circle, Arrow com .... 4® 42 Util Pow and Lt ...... 23% Unit T^. and Pow A ...... 39% buUding. Much of toe dead shrub- attendance prize donated by Mro. April 1. Brophy was put to plea Slowly moving down Massachu of Maine. young girls from 9 to 14, and ^ s . do, pfd 9* and pleaded not guilty to the charge setts avenue, directly in front of the Rollin Hitt spoke on Inasmuch Cir Vacuum OU ...... 90% bery along the . walks in Center W. J. Taylor. Many Children In Line Automatio Ref r i g * Park has been cut during toe past of first degree murder and elected procession, several blocks distant, There were many children, some cle, girls slightly older, both organ Bigelow Sanford, com. 75 76 trial by court. His attorney, John could be seen toe statue of General ized during toe past year. week and toe winter’s debris is be of them in arms, looking for the dOi p f d ...... 9® ing removed. HERE ARE 68 NEWEST F. Tobin of Waterbury was ap Winfield Scott, a Mexican war hero. first and last time on the counten Mrs. C. R. Burr who was to have Bluings and'Spencer . 4 BIG DERBY BLAZE pointed his guardian. ^ . A British flag , was drooping st ance of the former President and given an illustrated lecture on her Bristol B ra s s ...... - Judge Newell Jennings stated that A daughter was bom this morn half staff as the caisson slowly rum Chief Justice. trip to the Land of toe Midnight do, p f d ...... ^ CHAMBER MEMBERS he would confer with Chief Justice Sun, was indisposed and unable to 110 ing at toe Memorial hospital to Mr. bled past toe Canadian Legation, Qne little girl babbled playfully Collins Co...... • • •• and Mrs. Harry Frederick o f 39 George W. Wheeler in an effort to part way between Dupont and Scott to her mother as they approached be present. Rev. Watson Woodruff, Case, Lockwood ft B . 6» Derby, March 11.— (AP)—^Fire of secure two judges to assist in toe 1 undetermined origin gutted, early Village street, Rockville. j Circles, the casket. pastor of Center church, was there Colt’s Firearms ...... 27% Following is a list of the last 68 trial. fore invited to speak and gave an Eagle Lock ...... 40 this morning, toe buUding of . toe members added to the roster of the From Scott Circle toe cortege A group of litUe boys, dirty and Dorothy, daughter of Mr. and swung into Sixteenth street, once ragged and wet, shuffled past self interesting description of toe new Fafnir Bearings...... 8U Home Furniture at 174 Main street. Chamber of Commerce m its recent SUSPECT SHOOTS SELF parish house and toe progress being Mrs. Lutoar J. Chapin of 44 Lev/is known as toe “Avenue of the Presi- consciously. Among them were FuUer Brush, Class A . — Home Furniture Co., at 174 Male membership drive, the other 65 of New Britain, March 11.— (AP)-— made on rebuilding Center church. Street doing damage estimated be- Street fractured her arm yesterday lents.’’ Both sides of the broad several little negroes. Most of - dp. Class A A ...... " afternoon in a fall and was taken-to the 133 having already been liste^ Florian Laskowski, 21, of Burnt Mrs. Otto Viertel and her commit \wecn $75,000 and $100,000. The street are lined with fashionable them were not tall enough to look Hart ft Cooley ./..•*• 135 toe Hartford hospital. Allen N. Hayes. Dr. street w'ho was scheduled to appear tee received congratulations on the Hartmann Tob. com . - flames had a good start when discov Higgins, Thomas V. Holden, Albert homes and apartment hotels. On the into the casket, and a big Capitol in Superior Court on a charge of policeman lifted each in turn. success of this season’s banquet. do. 1st p f d ...... ^ ered and a second alarm was neces T. Jackson, Alexander Jarvis, Jr., burglary today, shot himself in the left, and only a block from the cir Frank Massittof Preston street, Clarence H. Jaycox. Victor Johnson, cle, stands a big brick building, toe In the procession satin pumps Inter Silver ...... *• sary to secure aid enough to keep Hartford, was slightly injured this abdomen at his home this morning crowdi'-'l heavy buckled goloshes do. pfd . . . ------J®® them under control. They were, how Walter W. Keeney. John E. Kings and was removed to New Britain embassy of the Russians in toe days BINGHAM PREVENT^ Landers, Frary and <31k 68 morning when an automobile he bury. Dr. Robert P. Knapp, Albert General hospital where, it is said, he | of the Czar. In Taft’s time it was and run down heels. Some of toe ever confined mainly to the building was driving toward Rockville struck couplei, obviously from the rural Mann & Bow, Class A 14 F. Knofla. Celestin Kompamc, Wil will recover. \ filled with gay, happy people. Today where toe fire started. It is a a trolley car bound \toe same way districts, clung to each other in a do, Cjlass B ...... 8 liam N. Kronick, Henry W. ^rson, ------I its windows were closed and its DR. MEREDITH’S TRIP three story structure, and apparent this morning at Dobsonville and slight state of fear. NewBrit.Mch.com. — ly toe top floor, which is a stoex Hqrance B. Learned, Frank J. Lim- ^ ASK REQUISITION docft-s barred. ran up a bank overturning. The Many of those who passed turn- North ft Judd ...... roQpa, was toe place of origin. driver was pinned imdemeato but bacher, Frederick C. Lorch, Joseph Hartford, March 11 — (AP)— A Further d o ^ 16th street, above NUes Bern PoM ...... Madden, John McCann, Harry requisition has been made by (gov ed to friends to murmur in bewilder Hartford, March 11.— (AP)—Al The loss is chiefly to toe building managed to crawl out unaided. The toe trees of Lafayette park, toe roof ment to see toe jovial face of Taft Peck, Stow and WUcox y Mintz, P. J. Moriarty, Joseph Moz- ernor Trumbull on Governor Roose of the White House could be seen. though Hiram Bingham did littie and stock of toe Home Furniture trolley was in charge of Shack and drawn and weary under the touch RusseU Mfg Co .. * • • • 8 ' Moran of Hartford amd left Bissell zet, E. J. Murphy, Carl W. Ander velt of New York, for Dominick Reaching the park, named for the more than appoint a staff while Company, though adjoining stores son Clarence H. Anderson, Andrew of illness and death. holding^office for one day as gover ScovlU ...... are smoked and soaked, and several switch at 10 o’clock. Cinque, wh6 is wanted in New revolutionary hJtero, toe procession Smytoe Mfg Ck) ...... Ansaldi, Arthur W. Bendall, Harry Haven on a non-support charge. turned into H street, passed the nor of Connecticut, one of hiS Seth Thom Co. tom .. so famiUes in tenants overhead were Benson, Louis C. Bunce, David H. Cinque is under arrest in New York major pre-administration acts two driven from their beds and suffered Veterans into lY street, passed the do. pfd ...... 24 Cheney, Robert Cheney, Stuart city. days before he was elected U. S> Standard Screw ..... 145 some loss by water. The building of PUBUC RECORDS Cheney, Harold M. Clemson, D. West E x e cu t^ avenue, which is Senator in 1924 was to prevent Dr, bounded on /the west by toe White do, pfd. guar “A Myer Cohen, dealer in ladies’ ap Frfljik Conkey, John Conlon, Harold SALES MANAGER DIES OBITUARY A. B. Meredith, commissioner of Stanley W ork s...... 42 ^44 parel, next aoor, was somewhat House and liie Treasury on the east. education, from going to toe Philip Warrantee Deed E pude, Maurice L. Diamond, Paul New Britain, March 11— (AP) — Taylor ft Fenn ...... damaged. George B. Nevers of Springfield, d W o, Dunhills, Jeremiah L. Fay, John D. Cutter, a sales manager in It was 9:30\o’clock as the procession pines with an American commission entered Peniisylvania avenue from Torrington ...... Mass., to Primo Ansaldi of West Dr. James W. Farr. Albert B. Foy, toe employ of the Fafnir Bearing to survey public education on toe Un^^wood Mfg Co .. 132 MUSCULAR THIEF. Dr. Amos E. Friend, Robert Gor Company died suddenly today at his the street running just south of toe island, it was learned today. Hoboken, N. J., three tracts of land Treasury. Union Mfg C o ...... Quincy, Mass., March 11.— (AP) , totajing 74 1-2 acres in toe Lydall- don., H. W. Harrison, Russell B. home, 365 Shuttle Meadow avenue. This incident came to light here U S Envelope, com .. —’The Quincy police were today Hatoaway, Frank Oakes, Urbano He was born in Orange, N. J., on As the procession passed toe FUNERALS last night, when Prof. Harold Rugg i ville section of Manchester. do, p f d ...... I l l seeking toe muscular thief who dur Osano, William Oswald, Joseph G. October 31, 1885, and was graduated White House, President and Mrs. of teachers’ college, Columbia Uni Articles of Association Hoover stood bare-headed under th6 Veeder R o o t ...... ing toe night stole a 300-pound Articles of association have been Per.o, Ignatz Reizer, Ernest Roy, from Yale in 1908. He had held George W. Ferris versity, a member of the commission Whitlock CdQ. Pipe .. 29 J. ii. Sadler. Alfred Schiebel, Henry positions in Hartford, Bridgeport, north portico of toe big mansion. remarked that the commission in chunk of poUshed granite. It was filed wito toe town clerk for an The funeral of George W. Ferris, X—Ex-dividend. no laughing matter to toe police organization to be kno'wn as toe Sc'haller, Walter Sheridan, M. S. Utica, Detroit and New York city. AfterAiLer thetoe caissonutuaauu movedoiuvcu onuix towarduvrY»xv* best known vited Dr. Meredith to participate in Pennsylvania avenue the President of XX—Ex-righta. either, for Quincy fairly teems wita Quarry Qub, Inc., by the following Silverstein, George Smith, Alfred slowly wLked toward his office, citizens, was held at the late home the survey, but the Governor-elect M. Steele, Joseph G. Trueman, BOY B.ADLY HURT granite quarries and if granite lar subscribers: T. H. Johnson, N. B. 10 Pine street, this afternoon and in Bingham’s objections kept him' at Richards, Holger Bach, Thomas J. Charles L. Wigren, Ralph Norton, Norwalk, March 11.— (AP) — temporarily located in the State and home. Prof. Rugg made this re ceny should prove popular vrito the the South Methodist church at 2:30. light-fing6red gentry constubulary Lewis, Albert F. Knofla and Walter Ernest Brown. Downy Flake Shop, Catapulted from a speeding bicycle War Departments building. Following a brief service at the mark after addressing a meeting in Pennsylvania avenue was cleared Waddell. ______Raymond Robinson, Ernest Robin- into the rear of a parked car, Allen home of the South Methodist church the Hartford Public High school in duties would be multiplied.______.«=on,‘Bert E. Judd, r-hristian M. Neil- Eckert, 11, was on toe danger list of all traffic, on the south side. The quartet, Sidney Strickland, Paul which he discussed the survey in the streets were guarded by police, N.Y. Stocks scn. at the Norwalk hospital today, suf Volquardsen, Robert Von Deck and Philippines and a similar study in fering from a concussion of the reminiscent of the blizzard day Porto Rico. twenty-one years ago this month Robert Gordon sang, “In the Sweet brain, a fractured skull, a broken Bye and Bye” a favorite hymn of Dr. Meredith today confirmed saiA NO TOIM ^CTION nose and multiple bruises and abra when Taft wais inaugurated as th® Prof. Rugg’s statement, although Adams E x p ...... twenty-seventh president. Today toe toe deceased. Alleg Corp ...... sions about the body. The boy lies The services at the church were he waa reluctant to \revive toe epi She Laughs Hartford, March 11.— (AP) — in a semi-conscious condition. drums were muffled and toe stirring sode which he said belonged to toe Am Bosch M a g ...... 144^ Screendom’s After receiving a telegrain from notes of the band were missing. conducted by Rev. Robert A. Col- Am C a n ...... * ...... pitts, pastor assisted by Rev. Joseph past. . Superb In The Face Congressman Tilson in which was FIRE VICTIM DIES Avenue Roped Off. Am Osml A lco h ...... indicated that Congress would ad Then the whole avenue was roped Cooper former pastor and close Am. _____ andJ For T>fvaiPow Of Scandal I New Britain, Match 11.—(AP) — friend of the deceased. The church 50% New Star 1 journ by the first of June, Governor Edward Johnson, 59, was fatally in off and thousands had gathered WINDHAM-’ NAUGY' GAME Am In tem at...... Trumbull said today he was in along the south side. Frequently quartet sang two beautiful selec jured last night during a fire in the tions, “Remember Now Thy Crea Am Metal ...... “ ' 104% clined to think he would not call a Central Hotel at 320 Main street street cars passed going either way. Am Pow.and Lt ...... ^ special election to elect a successor A thin line of people stood in the tor” and “I will sing you a song of Am Rad Stand S a n ...... v/hen he tried to escape from the the Beautiful Soul” accompanied by MAY AFFECT H. S. TEAM 93% to toe late Congressman Glynn in ^ third floor, where he roomed, by mist and with bared heads looked Am Roll MiU . . . * * 75% I the fifth district. That w'ould be on. Archibald Sessions, church organist Am Smelt i sliding down a rope. He weighed 2()0 and choir director. ..241% equally fair to both major parties, ' pounds and was unable to maintain To Seventh street and into lower Manchester has more than a Am T and T ...... ^ said the governor, as a new Con Pennsylvania avenue, the Taft cor The casket was banked with a passing^____ „ interest in the Wlndham- .AmW atW ks...... *------a grip on the rope. He fell to a con profusion of beautiful flowers before Naugatuck high school basketball ------....la ...... 74% gressman if elected just as the Na crete step and broke his left leg, tege proceeded. It is in this section Anaconda ...... tional House was about to adjourn that old buildings are to be tom the church chancel where it was game to be played at the. Weaver Atl Ref ...... dying today at New Britain General viewed by the large congregation High school gymnasium in Hart would be "all dressed up with no hospital. out to make room for toe structures Baldwin L o c o ...... ^ place to go. The special and regular of a “Washington Beautiful.” It following the service. A large dele ford tonight. The winner will meet B and ...... SOCIETY AND THE LAW BRAND HER elections could be held at the same j was here also that officialdom of gation of the Masonic fraternity of Meriden High at Yale Friday after Bendix Aviat ...... AN OUTCAST — A WOMAN UNFIT TO time in November and many thou- SCHOOL IS RANSACKED gone by days gathered in hotels now which the deceased was a Past Mas noon in the first round, tonight’s SHARE THE LOVE OF HER CHILD! .sands of dollars would be saved.’’ worn with time. ter were in attendance and conduct contest being simply an extra one Burr Add Mch ...... BUT SHE FLINGS BACK AT THEM A Pass Peace Monument. ed the Masonic burial rites at the to decide a tie for last place in toe Canadian Pac ...... LAUGH, HER BADGE OF COURAGE — IN The cortege passed the peace grave following the church service. list of eight schools admitted to Cannon MUIS...... ^ THIS DARING STORY OF INTRIGUE AND BY WEEK-END VANDALS The honorory bearers were: J. D. the state championship competi monument at the foot of Capitol Case Thresh ...... ROMANCE ! Hill. It then crept slowly up toe Henderson, William Ferguson, L. N. tion. Bunce Building on Olcutt winding driveway to the broad east Heehner, William Walsh, Benjamin Manchester High plays West Ha Chic Mil StP and P p f ...... J®^ Cadman and Theodore Bidwell. The ven High at 3 o’clock Friday after Street Raided, Police Be plaza, where the casket was lifted Chic and Northwest ...... RUTH CHATTERTON from toe caisson and carried up the active bearers were: William Wir- noon and the Meriden game follows. Chrysler . . ^ ...... g.,,* lieve Boys Seeking Money. long flight of steps. It was from a dig, Albert Robinson, Thomas Weir, The Manchester-West Haven sur Col Gas and E l ...... Ernest Moseley, Holger Bach and vivor meets toe Meriden game win The Bunce school on Olcutt street balcpny of this stairway that many Col G raph...... presidents have taken toe oath of Thomas Rogers. Burial was in the ner at 1:30 Saturday afternoon in Comwlto and Sou ...... “THE was broken into some time Sunday, the second or semi-final round and office. family lot in the East cemetery. the desks ransacked, books and pa Mr. Taft, because of a blizzard, The deceased was for over 50 the finals will be played at eight pers strewn about the floor and so years an employee of Cheney Broth o’clock in toe evening. LAUGHING LADY” much mischief done that the matter was sworn in in the Senate cham 45,000 ber. ers, for 18 ji^ears a member of the Curtiss Wright ...... ••'••••‘ l i l u With was called to the attention of the Carried through the east door Board of Relief, and for many years police. Nothing of value was stolen. where the great of toe nation daily prominent in Mhsonry. IDENTIFICATION PLATES Elec Pow and L t ...... ^ CLIVE BROOK It was not the first time that toe FATHERS- Bunce school has been broken into rub elbows with toe many tourists who use that entrance, toe casket FOR C. OF. C. MEMBERS Fox FUm A ...... AND and the teachers no longer leave was placed upon toe catafalque in tR E eatily providing for tho anything of value lying around. The Gen Elec ...... iO^dvantages of univeralty educa- the center of toe rotunda. A floral CEDARS, MASONIC CLUB Gen-Fopfa...^..;...... thoroughness wito which toe place Gen Gaeand:El A ...... ]0 ^ The . Nautical Comedy Hit of toe Year ^lion for their children— was searched, however, led to the piece from toe White House, com At a meeting of toe Board of Di By setting aside 50 cents to posed of yellow rose buds, mignon belief that whoever broke into the rectors of the Chamber of Com j^fl.OO per day under tho tlme- ette and delphinum, was placed at PLAN FOOL’ S DAY FROLIC merce at noon today Secretary E. Gold Dust...... l^leeted Investors Syndicats Plan. school was after money.. J. McCabe’s recommeriObtion to put Grigsby Grunow...... - • • • Unsuccessful, it would appear that toe head. SAILORS HOLIDAY •'Si Ask for folder, "The Money When the casket was in place, the out a brass membership plate to all HoudalUe-Her B ...... 25% ^i^W III Be Ready.” Use coupon. With the intruders whom the police be American flag which draped it was members in good standing, to be re Int Cotobust ...... , lieve to be boys, decided to wreck The second annual April Foor.i A L A N H ALE and SA LLY EILLERS 170,000 INVESTORS drawn partly back, and the upper Day frolic, given by Nutmeg Forest, placed with a new one from year Int Harv ...... toe place out of spite. After litter to year, was approved as was- also ing the floor with books and papers, half of the cover removed. No. 116, Tall Cedars of Lebanon, Int Match pf ...... A Continuous Round of Laughter That WiU Leave Oentlemen: Send folder, "Tho Those who passed by, in two the plan to provide each member You Groggy At toe Finish. -gi^oney V/III Be Ready.” they upset the ink wells and wrote and toe Masonic Social club will be with a pocket Identlflcation tag for double files, saw dimly framed in held at toe Masonic Temple on inC T‘ and T ...... obscenities on the blackboard wito use when traveling. Johns-Manville ...... - i " ...... chalk. Tbe police believe toe writ black a face lined wito toe trial and Tuesday evening, April 1. Leo Roy sorrow of a long and full life. Only The applications of tyro wonwn Kennecott ing to be toe work of boys older and his Spanish Cavaliers from toe for membership were approved, this •'ti.Address ...... a trace of toe old smile remained. Kreuger and ToU...... 29 ^ than any attending toe school. Hotel Clinton, Springfield, will play being toe first time women have Loew’s, Inc...... 78 4 WEDNESDAY NIGHT INTRODUCES OUR 'The break was discovered by The features were dyawn by toe for dancing. weeks of illness. been admitted to membership. LorUlard...... 26% FIRST INTERNATIONAL NIGHT Clarence L. Taylor of Woodbridge Harold F. Maher is general chair Mo Kas and T e x ...... o® OBSERVED AS NVESTORS street, janitor of toe building, when The pallor of death lay strangely man with toe following sub-commit- he made a trip to the school Sunday on a countenance which men had tee: Music, Samuer J* Houston; re MontgWard ...... night. Mr. Taylor called police been so accustomed to see filled freshments, Thomas Smith; check .NO TRUTH TO RUMOR YNDICATE wito toe smiling light of joviality. Nat Dairy ....^...... “ITALIAN NIGHT” ‘ FOUNDED* 1894 headquarters and Sergeant John ing, Frank Jack; tickets, Charles H. Nat Pow and L t...... « Crockett went to the school. Mias The departed President-and Chief Wilkie; novelties, Richard Puter; PATROLMAN IS SHOT Seven Acta of VaudevUlc — All Local Italian Performers. I Rita K. Curran, teacher in the room Justice lay in his coffin In toe black floor committee, Charles Griffith; Nevada Cop ...... Come ! Jerry Fay, Local Mgr. robes of his judicial office, falling in N Y Cent ...... where the trouble took place, was publicity, C. Leroy Norris. The com N Y N H H ...... ••121% 815 M A IN STREET also summoned. After a careful pleated folds about his broad mittee in charge of novelties Another one of those wild rumors So. Manchester Tel.: 7fsi shoulders. that crop up out of nowhere and Nor Amer^...... li®% check, it was found that nothing ex promises something new in the line Packard Mot ...... WEDNESDAY cept a pitch pipe used in musical Seen In Profile of April Fool novelties. spread like fire in a pine torest, fsesnd National SanI: Bide. His face was turned slightly to was raging at full blast to^y at Pan Am Pet B ...... 33 A n d instruction was missing. Par Pam Laaky...... 70% The Bunce school has been en one side, so that most of those who Windows have been invented the Cheney mUls. Old Rumor TH'URSDAY passed saw him in profile had Patrolman Raymond Griffin shot Penn R R ...... tered two or three times before and that slide up and down like ordi Pub Serv N J ...... , at least once, a sum of money was In the exact center of the rotun nary sash and also swing Inward while on duty last night but PoUce da,aa, toeme casketcasxei stood butout a» fewicw feet J, wnahtn? of the headquarters reports that, on toe Radio Orp ...... ®2U stolen. Thia time, -however, toe from a huge white model of the new on Unets Jo permit washing of toe Radio Keith ...... 37% cupboard waa bare. Police are work contrary," he waa quite alive. Supreme CJourt buUding to he con-1 outside of toe glass. ing on toe case.
1 r J, -vTi'' TUESDAY, MARCH XX» 1980 ' a i b t ■Mi^e6®®raR ' ^ . ' I ' ' ' ' Smoot Now Prepares GteBts McOlusk&y PLANS WBIE S E W ' i^SH I
Entert^iMKWlt P fO ffto ^ For A }Var On Planned-r-To Be Held on S»t- Latest N o v ^ for Entcrtain Foptb^ urdny Evening.• 0 >^n Spercfe^lGuests at Che ney HaU^Ta&s,''pictures. Hall^ Association Svea, to wWch ~Liindieons> not aU persons joining a Sw e^h sorie- Mapehester ty in Manchester automaticaBy ob doeed for Firfitiioe H< respects to the tain membership, will hrfd a. public squad at Oieney hall last mgni d.' WOi Be Ended . setback and entertajntuent ab A when the former entertained ■ - ■ ■■ ^ ^ Orange Hall, Saturday . evening, athletes at a luncheod sewl^ . cate Mareh 15, at 8 o’clock The pro^am ■ The flare for . color -whicli will include a short sketch p titlra teria style by Chef O s^o in &e dlur -V^crlden, U bxcU 11.—t ^ cg,hnni i ■ found embodiment in toe ing hall. Each iQwaniajf-h0 in^t- trustees of toe <3onnwUcut “ Two Aunts and a Photo” given by, of tois modem day and age naq $ S ooe or more boys. The regular iO t Boys and toe goverfior’a members of the F. M. S. Club and vailed toe very neceasitiee of l| Seeing of “ 0 club tol «w?a h jg investigating committee met in to- solos by Miss Helen Berggren. , and on Thursday of Pavette B. Clark presiding m ]t^ ■^tae buUding at toe tostttution to The committee in charge is com bread, “ toe staff of life',” win he L sen ce of I*resident B te p h ^ -H a lj day to continue their -in-vestigaUon? prised of the directors of toe asso sale in green and peach colora Each Kiwanian introduced toe bw ciation as follows: Carl J. B. Ander into charges against f Hale’s Self Serve Grocery Sto| or boys he had myited, briefly en acheol’s under keepers. They ,a^ son, S. E. Johnson, S. A. Lindberg, Hale’s Is the first store in ?4ew Henry Olson, Carl Hultgren, Edwin land to carry this novelty. wy. larging upon toe ' gdests good Ambled in separate rooms and it Swanson, Simon Johnson, Andrew The Self Serve.will fiot han^ . ^°c” P Quimby, principal of the High wks not expected that they woul Ern, E. Arvid Gustafson, Alvar bread as a regular Une after 'Hiu^.f- schooh who i^s lieutenant-governor coach who discovered McCluskey at Come together, e">n for ^tmeh. _ Gotberg, Carl Hulteen, Enfil Above you see Joe McCluskey, day but will be'ready:at all of the New England district of lO- Manchester High, Colonel Hariy B. - ''The governor’s board, of ydiich Brandt Emil Anderson. Alexander to fill special ordtes, ..as toe p r e » ,. wanis clubs, explained to toe. boys Fordham’s brilliant runner, Bissell, chief of staff, 43rd Dirisicm ^orge H. Day of Hartford is chaw- BCrggren, and Albert Swanson. officially greeted at the Hartford wiU be^ baked fiy toe com ^ ^ the work and aims of' the prgamza- and honorary chairman Of the track l^,®^expects to complete ito work regular baker. The colortog to ^^to State Armory last night by a- meet, Eldred J. McCabe, secretary S n g the day. More witnesses of local citizens to . show that Man bread is absolutely harmless beMSL The athletic director of f Trimty of the Manchester Chaniber of were being interviewed and the OVER 40 Y E A K OLD, composed of a pure vegetable roMz - college, Raymond Costing,'was ^ a chester is very proud of its native merce under whose auspices the Mc work was progressing swifUy. son who has made such a splendid ter and'it has every food value M;.,- guest at last night’s mating and Cluskey reception was arranged, ' -‘-The board of trustees was conun- } the ordinary white bread. The col^*, ' ; gave the boys some sound advice in showing in toe athletic world al Thomas W. Stowe, sports -wr^er or DID NOT GET JOB though only a freshman at coUege. 'uing its more leisurely inquest. Wit- I tog carries no flavoring. regards to sports. He reminded The Manchester Evening Herald, nesses were confined to ininates, ' This bread will prove to spec^. Thomas J. Roger?, chairman of the aarence P. Quimby, principal ot them that -winning toe game wasn t Board of Selectmen, is standing m a^d employes of the school, it is advantages at bridge parties everything, and advised that t^ y Manchester High school and i Yik^^ that this group wjU Boston, March 11.— (A P )—A t the teas or social gatherings of ai* ■ put their whole heart into anytoing the front of the group handmg Mc- request of Dr. George M. Kline, com auskey a $75 pocket watch in be sort where dainty varied chap^; they did in the sports line, just as missioner of mental diseases, whose half of his many admirers here. S S S e ' -so Job Grows Bigger. ’ • sandwiches are served. The fas^. they did with their studies, and suc H. Williams, president of the Lions department baa been under criticism dious hostess can arrange to' Ua The others, left to right, are as fol Judge Ernest S. Fuller of Somers by the American Legion for al cess would follow. _ Club. stated Ibis noon that toe board <>f her buffet lunch harmonize with, Several reels of motion pictures lows: Charles L. Wigren, track leged discrimination against appli Which be is a member wUl not fmisa color scheme of her home or tab^ were shown of the. Yale-Harvard cants for jobs who are more than 40 , |t^' work at .today’s session and could weire. ’-Sir football game played last f^ . _ , its work ai.tooay ~om-! years old, John J. Walsh, chairm^ ______^ In the attendance contest, John HARTFORD MUSICIANS | SOVIET PREPARING not suggest when it might be com j w. -t • — service committee of the Olson’s ‘Taper Hangers” won last legion today submitted a specific in- . Alabama, Nebraska and. nig htby a close margin, 21 to 18, ;^-“ One question and one -witness stancfs of the alleged policy.- Carolina all have the Goldenrod which makes them neck and FOR MOTHERS’ CLUE! TO MQCK RELIGION leads to another. The job grows big At the same time Walsh wrote, their state flower. with WilUam Knofla’s “Body Build- ger all the time,” he stated. ^ “your excellent record of sustained (Continued from Page 1) '- Judge Fuller suggested that tnc co-operation -with the American Le thrustins the open page ^.^ee_____ a^^,„ senator’s ers. Senator Reed Smoot fact that two of the three members gion in all matters affecting its hos “We must keep I Mrs. Norma Allen Haines, well nose ho would mutter ! known contralto soloist of He,rtford five-year anti-God plan, toe Society of the governor’s commission are pitalization program in Massachu SWEETEN ACID of Militant Atheists, embracing lawyers may I i responsible for their setts is well kno-wn throughout the | BY RODNEY DUTCHER. and Mrs. 0. H. Hibler, pianist of the POLICE COURT same city, will be the entertamers nearly 3,000,000 members issued a going through th<^ mass of evidence department and to me personaUy. STOMACH THIS WasMngton.—The Senate, afte ••niversey,” by MacKinlay Kantor, at the March meeting of the Man manifesto today declaring that Siore quiclUy than the laymen on Because of your sympathetic attitude sadly boring the American people j^g described as “the dirtiest toward American 'Legion activities, Four cases were disposed of to chester Mother’s club, Fri^a.y eve means must be found for extermin toe trustees board. . , with its long tariff squabble, thing I ever read.” Blease had gal- it has been difficult to believe that the Manchester police court this ning-.at the South Methodist church. ating religious teachings among There were eight members of tnc about to put on a good snappy show grabbed this book away from Boto talented musicians gave a families and eliminating from to? trustee group today. Major Frank any limitations on employment m in whaf will be known, as the battle unsuspecting young woman be- morning, the most serious being institutions under your supervision that of Aloysius Murphy, charged similar program on invitation of the schools teachers who believe to God L. Wilcox who has been in the south of Smoot vs. Smut. fore she reached the worst parts.” club last sear/J, and pleased the so that in the end of the five-year has returned and today attended his were made with your knowledge and ■When people experience distr|^ ,‘.j In this epic struggle, the Hon. with non-support. His wife and .He’ll Have Opposition. ; members so that it was oecided to plan there will be no such thing as first session of the inquest. Others i the committee readily accepts the two hours after eating—suffer Re“d Smoot, senator from utan, Smoot’s worthy oppdhent m the George H. Waddell, town charity statement to your letter that you commissioner, were the principal invite them again. religion to Soviet schools. present were Rev. Bernard Donnelly, heartburn, gas, indigestion — ; chairman of the Senate Finance forthcoming battle will be Senator This will be the annual meettojg. know of no such regulations m your witnesses. ,. . Building Tanlts. Hartford; Charles B. Buckingham, times out of ten it’s excess a^^d committee, high ecclesiastic of the Cutting, an erudite and cultured The nominating company wBl department.” ^ ' that’s causing their trouble. .. Mormon church, stern champion ot c'raduate of Harvard who speaks According to the testimony of “In answer to foreign agitation Watertown; George I. Allen, Midtoe- Dr. Kline had written to Walsh Mrs. Murphy her husband has done in the names of officers for the town; Archibald MacDonald. Put ■The best way—toe quickest w ^ -. good morals and enemy of cigarets five languages. Cutting says coming year amd a large attendance against us,” says the Godless One asking for specific cases. That cited to 'correct this is with an alkiflf., for women, will undertake to pro very little work since last Decem which is the offipial organ of the nam; William T. May, New London. Smoot’s perspiration and groaning is desired. ^ . . by Walsh today was of a licensed And Phillips Milk of Magnesia Ip tect toe -virtue of the American peo- over those 40 books is beside the ber. 'They have five children. She Society of MiUtant Atheists, "we Albert E. Lavery, Fairfield and engineer who was told by the Sta*.e said her husband came home late Mrs. Francis Miner heads the list alkali, to the harmless, most plp ^ . pie from foreign literature^ -e of the -will strengthen bur Red army, we Judge Fuller. i Employment Agency that, although Methodist and would remain in bed until noon of hostesses as follow: Mrs. Theodore ant and palatable form. It’s to^ . type _disapp_eared _by_toe^Mett^.^^^^ ^°‘?sim ply don’t believe,” he says, Brown, Mrs. Arthur Lashinske, Mrs. will build armored tanks and an en I he seemed to possess all the °®ces- form physicians prescribe; which Board of Temperance “that a Customs clerk should he al- the next day. If she urged him to 1 sarv qualifications, he could not be get UD and go to work be would Edward Dolan, Mrs. Sherwood Goa tire tractor column which we shaii hospitals use; which millions Ir^e and Public Morals. lowed to decide what 120 000 lee Mrs. Albert Harrison, Mrs. name ‘The Godless. ” Forty thous OTADEL IS CROWDED I referred to the state hospital at Senator Smoot has been through order her in profane language to let come to depend upon in over American citizens should read. How Bessie Howe, Mrs. George Harris, and rubles have already been col _ _ _ _ , n m n ri?! Danvers, where a vacancy existed, years of steadUy increasing use. ^ , a terrific period of training, his him alone. , can such a man be allowed to censor Mrs Joseph Johnston, Mrs. Lillian because he was more than 40 years A spioonful of Phillips Milk sparring partner having been none, Mr. Waddell testified that he had lected for this purpose.” FOR S. A. JUBILEE the literature of the world. Keeney, Mrs. Warren Keith, Mrs. In its anti-Eastern program which old. ______Magnesia to a glass of water neto^.^; other than I«d Smut himself. been assisting the fapifly for some we rely on our laws, our judges James McVeigh, Mrs. Charles Mih- it says will be carried out not only tralizes many times its volume-to Smoot emerged badly shaken, but and the influence of ouf churches time, and Murphy had made very t r a i n d e m o l i s h e s AUTO to get work. Murphy kowski, Mrs. H. L. Tenney Mrs. among ChrisUans, Jews and Mo.s- excess acid; and does it at once, ^ ready for the main contest. and other moral agencies, to say little effort . „ Charles Trebbe, Mrs. C. A. R obins, Southern Division Corps Offi- To Force Second Vote. had notoing say in his o i^ tie-. c. P. lems but among all other religious five ipinutes, the. symptoms of ndthing of the good sense of the .cers Here; Veterans Bandj East Barnet, Vt., March 11 — qpss acid disappear. To toow The issue involves the provision faiths to the Soviet Union. The S'j- (AP)—The Red Wing. Montreal to American people, to half. The court found bun on I Xiion Mre Frederick Allen. Mrs. Feature of Celebration. perfect way is to be through v/ra, in the present Tariff Act spreading and commercialization of and imposed a jail sentence of uO ^ ’en. ^ Henry Miller, ciety of Militant Atheists says: By Alston. Canadian Pacific railroad which Customs officials maintain days, which was suspended on con- 1 Albert Knofla, Mrs. y intensifying the struggle against re crude methods forever. 4 nh'jrpnitv’’ ” ua.ya, wuiv.u - - - - _ ■ Manchester’s part to the Jubilee train, struck an automobile at to censorship on imported books, us If Smoot reads hii purple pas- 1 dition that Murphy pay his wife $15 | ligion, we will hasten the collectivi wood crossing early today carrying Be sure to get genuine Philli^ ^r ing their own judgment as to wlmt qae-es to the Senate. Cutting prom- I ^ week. A bond of $500 ■was re zation of peasant farms. By liquid celebration commemorative of-fifty 100 feet along the tracks. Milk of Magnesia. A less perfe^', GANDHI TO LEAD MARCH It product may not act the same,. Au , . is obscene. By a margin of two ises to match him by readtog from quired to guarantee the payment. ating the Kulak (rich peasants) as years of Salvation Army Rosario Levesque, 21, toteme at Murphy was unable, to get a bonds American -soil W
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and a steering' wheel to watch at V been helped, up to that time, suf the same time. There is a well fered a serious diminution. grounded impression that now In fact, as a result of this control adays driving an automobile is a versy, almost as discreditable to ContbiQ IHmIb regular job, while you are at it. one explorer as the other, there And how much a person driving a have always been a good many peo L4RALS^I^lN?f«“o % «p “ NT. .NU car with a crazy persofl beside or J 18 Bl»«ell Street ple who looked askance at Peary s »w- f ' South Manchester, Conn. behind him is likely *to contribute b y RODNEY BUTCHER own “ discovery” some time later. » THOMAS b'HJKtJUbON to the safety of the roads we’ll NEA Service Writer ( General Manager They had lost a good deal of their ------—W' 1 leave it to somebody else to guess. ’ Pounded Ocioher I, 1881 faith in a theretofore heroic figfure. Washington—One pf toe things just unpack^dj are offered in . Published ifivery Evening However, Peary’s discovery has any administration most hates to 'Sundays and Holidays. Entemd at the been accepted as vald and Cook’s admit is the existence of viddespread Post Orrice at South jdanchester, ■Conn,, as Second Claw has been proven a ts-ax, and there unemployment. But sooner or later ; SUBSCKIPTION RATES toe opposition party insists on call \ l On© Year, by mall ...... you are. Health and Diet ; Per Months by mall ...... • 60 Anyhow, there has been no hoax ing the fact to-national attention Delivered, one year ...... 89.00 and lately the' Hoover administra- ! Single c o p ie s ...... «•« 8 .08 about the five years Cook has put in in jail. Perhaps he will be able Advice j tion has pubUcly recognized the i m e m b e r o p t h e A.SSOC1ATED to hold his grandiose imagination present situation, spurred on by a ; PRESS Hy DU. l''KANK ftIcCOY > The A.8soclated Press is «« lu s ly e ly within at least legal bounds here speech from Senator Wagner of .entitled to the use for New York. ' , x l of all news dispatches credited to it after. As usual, toe fact stands out at or not otherwise credited In this paper and also the local news pub HOW TO SLEEP once that no one knows how many lished herein...... M-n ot HELPING OUT Many motorists notice a tendency persons are out of work because All rights of republlcatlon of there is no machinery provided for ^ special dispatches herein are also re We are inclined to believe that to fall asleep while driving at night. This seems to be caused by j finding out. served. ______Chief Foy of the South Manchester thi monotonous rhythm of toe m o-, “Unenaployment can only be ,I SPECIAL advertising liE FR E - Fire Department has hit upon an tor and the general rocking of i measured accurately ^ a canv^ , SENT*"’lVEt tlarnllton - UeLlsser, Inc,. 285 Madison A vs.. New York. N. important truth in the idea that automobile. Some bright scientist j the unemployed I g •T.. and 612 North Michigan Ave., quick, generous assistance to out Qught to devise a mechanical bed | pensive,’ explams ^ o jf^ ^ “ SiSh' “Chicago. I l l s . ______with a monotonous rhythm and Bureau of --a,bor Stotistics. , ^ lying neighborhoods, without strict gentle rocking motion for the bene- a canvass would cost several imtoon . Full service cllenv N E A Service, regard to whether the call for aid fit of those suffering from insom-1 fiollai’fe and this bureau, £ ^"Member. Audit Bureau of Cl.cula- comes from within the strictly IC' nia. This would probably be more authorized to compile figungures, has less than $300,000 a year to spend, e a u t i f u l . No other word describes better the 1930 tlons. , ______gal zone of activities of the depart beneficial than counting sheep. Bigelow-Sanford rugs for Spring which have just been un The Herald Printing Company. Inc., For toe best sleep, the bed should Davis Estimates 3,000,000 assumes no financial respons blllty ment or not, is not only good hu be soft and comfortable, but not too Secretary of Labor Davis has es packed. Colors are softer and richer . . patterns of wider for typographical errors appearing *n manity but good business for the B warm. The effect of the position timated conservatively that 3,000,- variety and of more beauty. . . deeper and more luxurious advertisements In the Manchester during sleep often has an import 000 persons are jobless and uimffi- iSvenlng Herald._____ . community. than ever! ' ^ - m There is something dramatically ant effect upon the heart of the in cial estimates have run as high as TUESDAY, MARCH 11, 1930 dividual. Children often develop 6 000,000. The only reasonable guess Among these new creations you will find designs, colorings I impressive, to the residents of un- round shoulders or curved spines on the basis of available information •an and textures to perfectly harmonize with your decorating IF ONLY PRAYER protected areas, about toe appear- from continually sleeping in a is that the number runs somewhere cramped up position. schemes . . and at a price to fit your budget. Bigelow-Sanford We wish we could see more clear- ance at a fari^ouse f ^ between those two figwes. Many people make the mistake or The bureau of Labor Statist^s rugs are offered in such a large selection of _grades from ly into the minds of the leaders in group of efficient, experienc^ fi e habltuaUy sleeping either on the ly mtu LHC ___ from the nearby town. In makes the best' stab it can by $33.75 to $150. in the 9x12 size that there is surely a rug to this organized protest against the fighters from the nearby stomach or back so that they can- i compiling monthly______figures^ „ show- not sleep in any other way. It is a | ^ change in the number of fit your needs. Soviet Union’s oppression of reli many cases the town or city fire men, particularly if there is a pond much better policy to learn to sl^ep employed in about 35,00p gionists and its bitter enmity to re sometimes on toe stomach, some industrial establishments which em Any one . . or more . . of these new ddighgul floor cover or several deep wells nearby, are times on toe back, or on either side. ______ings can be had through the' 1930 RUG CLUB as describ^ ligion. It would contribute consid ploy more than 5,000,000 persons \ .J erably to an understanding of the able to save valuable property that as in this way toe internal organs i P business is good. The figures below. Here are the various grades you can select from at otherwise would be very surely de do not tend to fall in any one posi- are furnished . in. reply— to question— =f,on_ situation and its potentialities if Watkins: stroyed; and in almost any event and the circulation has 'a naires. This monthly survey is sup one' could feel sure that the ecclesi diance to fimction normaUy. When their activities are of the utmost posed to cover -most of the impor astical chieftains were praying for sleeping on the back it is better to tant industries' and the theory is the softening of Soviet hearts and usefulness. And when, as is the * dispense with the pillow, but when that it is fairly representative, but case with the South Manchester sleeping on the side it is better to the opening of Soviet minds in. any it is admitted that no one knows Departmwit, the question of pay have a pillow under the head to how close the results actually come degree of faith that their prayer make up for the difference of the ment for such service is disposed of to the real countryivide situation. Domestic Orientals would be answered. height of shoulders. It is supposed to be the best meth Axminster Rugs Prayers uttered in such a beauti with a brisk, “No charge!” there, The best way to go to sleep is not od short of ictual canvass. it may be accepted as a fact, is one to worry about not going to sleep. The famous Bigelow-Sanford ful faith could do nothing but good; An index figure of 100 was Included in this selection are the neighborhood at least that feels a Try to forget about everything. taken for the 12 months of 1926, Servian rug is included in this good to those who made them even Forget about counting sheep or Bigelow-Sanford Marmon, Balkan, new and abiding affection of the regarded as a year in which there Beauv£ds, Bussorah, Siuiforstan group. This fabric is one of toe if little to the Russian Reds and getting up to take a warm bath, or was no unemployment problem. oldest and lowest priced high-pile, and Clinton grades, the two last their victims. But it seems to us as helpful community. going to the refrigerator for a bite for manufacturing soft back domestic Oriental avail Those people are going to come to eat, or aboutibout business or finannnan- j fuat the high index rugs being new, extra luxiuious able. The Kashmir, a new washed though the churchmen were direct cial worries. Say to yourself, ‘‘Here fabrics, in Oriental effects with to this town oftener; they are go I am, snug in bed, stretched out j figure rug of sUky texture, is silso includ ing their prayers less immediately bir, that this dropped to 94.8 for fringe. Prices for 9x12 sizes ed. 9x12 sizes range from $117 to M to the Heavenly Throne than to the ing to do more of their shopping with every muscle resting, and my j range from $33.75 to $76.50. increxs-1 November $265. consciences and emotions of their here; they are going to be more ac Smaller sizes to match. tively our friends sociaUy, commer Smaller sizes to match. own followers. Perhaps we may be will in this; we hope we are. cially, politically if need be. rest of the night in obtaining plen- | whether the A great many things, however, are It doesn’t.pay a commumty, any than ttiejcan^Fed^^^^^^^^^ eptering into those prayers of better than it pays an individual, to Which the Almighty does not need split hairs when neighbors are in ^‘^Maiv^o? thise who work indoors cent, of union members idle in 24 to be told. It is not necessary to distress. A reputation for helpful d o ^ S obtain sufficient activity dur- . cities for January Other Weaves ness, generosity, humanity, is very intr thf dav to tire the muscles ! February does not indicate the im Wilton Rugs argue and prove by evidence that en^ou?h to^caJse fatigue. The curejiihood of any substantial improve- the Soviets are guilty of autroci- often a far better asset fh&n .a In addition to the weaves men nickel or two pinched and tucked for ^ tesimple. lt consists m ob- .ment^^ way to guess at the num- Jacquard woven Wilton Rugs tlea against the followers of reli now on display include- the Bige tioned here, Watkins Brothers’ IS gion—^unless, by chance it is men away in the sock. ^P w ple who^kre^ troubled with i ber of unemployed is to the num- low-Sanford Enfield rug, a heavy large floor covering department fiat^ence usualb' suffer.JErpm in- ber of wage earners m at 40, fabric of strong texture in fine also displays other fabrics in room anil women and not Deity for somnfa IQ these'cases, a correction | 000,000-the 1920 census sh
. .V I / ~] to help in tte search for the missing t boy. . ■ ' i kSH At 4 pV m., when the search was i “UNiYERsrrY crrY’ B o^ei Qf 3, OQQ Animqls DAV 1I11MT A C d t A flV r getting under way in earnest, Ed-I UOWICB ROCKVILLE D U I 'llU r ll n u DfiyUIiL ward came trooping in from the di- [ rection of the Fern street woods, un- j ODD INSTITUTION ■ Ar& Bafied^After Mood concerned over his escapade. I Leg:ion Post Awards. Highland Park Boy fields to It He said, tlmt it w ^ such a good I ‘‘There is so much nastine^ in Montauban,- France. March 11.— «ency and had to be relieved. Most .. and Searchers'Tail, But He day that he just couldn t resist the, modem'literature that Hike to write Donald C. Gaylord, Tolland County temptation to coxpmune with nature, i gtories which contain nothing worse Students of 15 Nations to'|4-H I Club worker, has announced (AP)^Four hundred soldiers, in- , of the negroes wore gas masks - Shows Up. - ■ ir; '' Search of ruins for human bodies. He admitted spewing the day in the j ijttie innocent murdering.*’ „ . , *1 • winners of the two cups which eluding a number of - Senegalese, to woods with a side" trip down town —^Edgar Wallace. ShiflV in Built in i Stanley Dobasz Post, American Le- iwill.not-be-fifnshed for two or three Spring is in the ak and .with ‘the 1 to call it a day. UlUUJf lU l/UUCgC UUIU lU .g awar(Ung for 4-H day finished. theU: t^A ^of burjdng .'days ’at iibntauban. In Castel Sara- first opening bud and green blade | Although he is crippled, Edward “Once aggressive, liquor is now U , ’ I Club work. Ilie cups are awarded in quicklime, bbdies of "3,000 horses '‘rin,’ between Moissac. and Montau- passes his tests in all studies, mak ban, five bodies were found Monday of'grass, young America is- ex furtive: once.defiant, it is now apol-; 1 ariS* ' ■ achievements in home making and cattle drowned tn the recent ing good progress physically be ogetic; once dictatorial, it-is now | i and agriculture. Various clubs of in a culvert beneath a, rairoad track. pected to heed the ball of toe wild. After WihterV flopd, which littered the T ^ valley Edward G. Schieldge, a cripple, son cause of his long walk to school each suppliant.” | ------j the county competed. The Can-Do- from'Mbhtauban to Moissac. ’ Montaubani still is cutt off ftom day. A fund maintained . by the —Rev. Dr. F. Scott McBride. Paris.— (AP)—America’s contri-jlt Canners of Vernon, Missv Mar- the^ rest of the world as far as rail- of Mr. and Mrs. Frank J. Schieldge C olds ; For four days the ilegrb soldiers of 433 Gdrden street. Highland School District takes care of his bution to the International Univer-1 garet Neiderwerfer leader including never faltered at this trying work rbads'are concerned. One telephone transportation in bad weather and '‘Time is no good solyent for in- ^ Neglect YovotKvfney^ sity City, buildings on the outskirts j four boys and two girls were deemed Park, takes first honors for toe sea-j , j v.„f. but finally after nours of ceaseless wire has been repaired and is being son. His disappearance from school 1 ^^® ®^® /'SoiiDS and ch ^ {lard on th^ of Paris, is almost completed and' the' best home-making club in Tol- rain they showed signs of despond- operated. yesterday caused much uneasiness j “ '1®,^^^ ??®^ has been j ------kidneys. A ^ n s t ^ t backache,_ will be dedicated April 28. ! land Coimty during 1929. on the part of his parents and Mrs. i beneficial to him. , “The automobile is the poorest I with kidney irregnlapties, . and an' The United States dormitory is The ToUand County Dairy club Bessie Howes, teacher of toe 4th I Edward was warned to delay his exercise known. achy, wom-out feedi^ all too ofte» a spacious building overlooking the was judged the best agricultural District school on South Main street | jaunts into the woods of toe^ High- —Dr. Harvey Wiley. warn of diso-rder. “ Don’t tske Parc Montsouris, one of Paris’ most club in the County. where the boy attends. I land Park section of to'wn until later chances I Help your, kidneys with beautiful parks. It has 260 bed The county round-up of 4-H clubs HEBRON OPEN FORUM Early yesterday morning Edward ^ ii^ the season and then to gjve due Doan’s Pills.. Endorsed the world rooms,‘ half of which are for men at Storrs on Saturday was very and his brother decided to use the ^ notice of his intentions. MRS. HE MARET CREMA’TED over. Sold hy dealers everyvdiere. successful, 365 attending. and half for women. It also contains shott-cut to the school for toe first; ------, reception rooms for men and women, Coventry sent the largest number The town hall was filled ^most I WHY BLAME THE ACT ? London, March 11. — (AP) —^The', 50,000 Users Endorse Doan*A^ time this season. That was Ed- i E.J.Busb. 712 dravas Straat, Char- a large library, an assembly room of members, Vernon was second and to the doors Saturday afternoon %t i TO Re t r y c a s e ; ijody of Mrs. Pearl Larkin de Maret,-^ Editor of toe Herald: ward’s undoing. _ The call of , , the | lottaavilla, Va., aan: “A etM wtemed to. for dances, lectures and reunions, Stafford Springs third. toe special town meeting to lay Torrington, March n ._ ( A P ) — American secretary wh^ met a^ affect my kidaeysa&a my back got eo weak and seventeen studios for painters In a song contest the Ernest I am aw^a that many adltariala | ^ 4 ^ that I could hardly turn in bed. M y joira. taxes and act on the proposed clos toe wooded path, weis too strong for j in the court of Common Pleas to- tragic death when she felf fjoin her, were eore and lame and die kidney acdoo: and sculptors. Heath Strivers of Bolton took first will be coming in as toe Prohibition Edward. He cunningly told his I day Judge Elbert Hamlin found : hotel window, was cremated at the j ixiegnlar. 1 felt better im m ediate aftm> honors, the Happy-go-Lucky club of ing of toe crossing over the railroad t ------. , ,1 riT-pon PT-PTYIPTiinilTn this af- I .wins Ooah’anH saodw assooa weu. . A few of the the studios are con 'question; bep'omes greater. Firstj, of brother to hurry alon^ and that he | William Narsiff of Torrington and i Golders Green crematorium structed with sound-proof walls so Columbia second and the Coventry track on toe old North Pond road.. i l l I wi$h td'thank you for past would follow. But the forenoon Thomas Mekdeci of Bristol guilty 1 temoon. that they may be used by music Scissors club third. The latter move, came from toe^New passed and Edward did not show up. i of contempt of court and fined them Secretary Stimson, Mrs. Stimson students who may practice as much Charles Afrlcano. York, New Hayen and'H artford ■’consideratiorfs, and assure you that and Senator and Mrs. Robinson were , DOAN’S PILLS this fetter will be my last. Mrs. Howes called "the Schieldge | $15 each. It is alleged that the pair | as they like without disturbing the Charles Africano, 2 months old Railroad Company, who sent At home and a. search was begun. •visited the judge’s home in Litch-! chief among toe attendants at a A Stimulant Dicrotic totho Kidm> j neighborhood. The cost has been torney Herbert A. Brink ' to repre- j I wish to express through your simple ser'vice which was conducted ^ son of Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Afn- paper the great drink question, from Committeeman C. Ely Rogers of | field, while he was preparing a de $400,000. I cano of 98 West stret, died Saturday sent its interests in toe matter. The compEmy with cision in a land title case in which by the Rev. Dr. MacGowan of ■ proposition was for the company to toe standpoint of a Christian. From toe 4th District, in The l/niversity City is unique in pneumonia.' Burial took boys of the school. ;liarched toe Mekdeci is a party and tried to Kingsway Holy Trinity church. In j France, where college campuses are|“ S Bernard’s cemetery on erect fencing which would close toe a child I was taught to regard toe lad leave a basket of fruit there. When addition to fellow ■ workers of the | unknowm. Its foimdation came about j F, . „ road to the general public, but re drink traffic as an evil on all man- ^cinity of the path ^nere the American naval delegation, the en-.'- kind, a mighty foe that must b e ,” ” '’ ,.nlv to lose the gift was refused, it is alleged, through the generosity of a French ! To Hear Brookes. serving a right of way to property ground the pair visited the judge at the tire American delegation to the! owners along the road who would steel baron, M. Deutsch - De - La- The Cosmopolitan club of Man- t»3 deep woods. , Supertptendept court house and tried to discuss the Hague Conference on International Meurthe, who gave to the University Rev. George S. have use for toe right of way in % l e d wttl, of Schools A. F. Howes was out of case with him. As a result of their Law also was present. of Paris toe money for several driving cattle to pasture, etc. The actions, the court has ordered the The ashes will be sent to toe Read Herald company would be relieved of all re clean hands, with a motive, pure town on business ®®J^ case retried before another judge. United States this week. ^^WhU^th^ is built on theltional church, at its meeting on sponsibility • in case of accidents. It and sincere, for the sobriety of our reached, and toe police were called Ai^erican campu? plan, it is quite j Friday^tem oon of^this^^^^^ He was pointed out by toe spokesman land. As a Christian reads the daily different from any American college, w ll speak on Strange Comers or that, toe railroad is little used, only head lines, hears toe cries week by It is planned to take care of about the ^ Services. freight trains using it, and that week, that Prohibition is raising 4,000 students, but only eight of the Thurstoy toer.e would be very slight danger. rim, breeding criminals and making buildings belong to the French. The second of toe senes of Thurs- Several property owners spoke, op for us a lunatic nation, to him, it is These are toe central buildings and j day evening Lenten ^rvices in posing the motion. It w as’brought a crime ih itself. Your editoriaUof one or two built by groups inter-j which toe Congregation^ ^ d out that the town would gain noth March 1st, stated that you believe ested by specialized study. The re- j Methodist churches are ^ tin g , wUl ing from the proposed move, that national-demoralization is a greater mainder belong to various nations. | pe held at the Methodist church on the opening of gates to use toe road e'vil than any degree of national Thus toe city is international and a 1 Thursday evening at 7:30. tiev. would be a nuisance to those hav drunkenness. You are right, M^- student who lives there has toe op-| Frederick C. Allen, pastor of the ing toe right of way,., that school Editor, for, years and years before the portunity of brushing elbows with | Second Congregational church ■ or children who sometimes used' the prohibition, ever came,, crimes were fifteen nationalities. 1 Manchester wiU give the addmss. rqad, would be inconvenienced. comniitted and were ever op'-the-in- The American house was not pro- j Music will be by the Metnooist Finally, it was thought inadvisable crease in spite of all the forces of jected until several buildings had al- | choir, with a duet by Rev G. S. to relieve the railroad company of righteousness and those advocating whichSH ^ Sw ready been erected and were oc- Brookes and Rev. M. E. Osborne. responsibility in case of accidents, the temperance cause. cupied. Under the direction of Dr. Special Lenten services will be which might conceivably happen, Allow me to quote a few scrip pursues us a//" and Mrs. Homer Gage, Boston, a held with the Union Congregational, even though the road is little used. tures in closing, for many eminent campaign for funds was organized Methodist and Episcopal churches The motion was “ tabled-” preachers are being faced with such in the United States. Paris Ameri- uniting on Sunday evenings. Next Ex-Representative Amos W. Sis questions today. Are the deplorable 1 ^ 7 - 1 8 9 2 1 cans donated $50,000, many of the j Sunday the service will be lield »t son then delivered a ringing speech conditions which are raging, rooms are endowed. | the Methodist church, ^ e speaker in which he accused toe town fath through crime, the outcome of the The dormitory will be thrown j will be Rev. William F. ers of neglect of duty, favoritism, Prohibition Act? Or is it the signs open to students for the first time ty Y.M.C.A. secretary. The Metho- and Injustice in - regard to' '.axation. of the time, in that the scriptures at toe beginning of the short sum- j (jjst choir will sing, He declared that those citizens liv are being fulfilled? I quote from mer session. The rooms will b e : Birthday Surprise, ing oh toe rural roads were paying Paul’s writings to Timothy, 4th rented for $2.50 a week during to e , Howard Legge of Ward large taxes for which they received chapter, verses, 1, 2: 3rd chapter, regular school session and at $3 a was surprised at her home on no adequate roturn. He contrasted verses 1, 2; 3, 4; 12 and 13. Coming events week in the summer. This will carry Friday night by a number of rela the condition of those off toe main “ Now the spirit speaketh express the right to use the entire building, tives and friends, the occasion being roads with those located in centers, ly that in the latter days, some shall cast their w'hich will be supervised by a social her birthday. There were cards and and declared that the former were depart from the truth, giving heed shadows before", service w'orker. . i singing by Mrs. Walter Kellner. unable to use the roads for much of to seducing spirits and doctries of A The student city is located on the j Luncheon was served Among those toe time during toe year, that they devUs. Speaking lies in hypocricy, southeastern border of the capital, present were Mrs. M. Bronson, Mrs. were left “in mud and darkness,” having their conscience seared, with more than two miles from the Uni J. Heck, Mrs. Walter Kellner, Miss a hot iron. This also know that in and with no redress. He thought it sS$i' versity of Paris, but the municipal Mary O’Connell, Mr. and Mrs. C. unfair that they were obliged to pay toe last days perilous times shall council has extended bus lines so Morey, Mr. and Mrs. William Hetz- as large ‘ a sum for automobile come. For men shall be lovers of that travel to and from classes will ler Mr. and Mrs. Alec Bordau and licenses as - do those .who can use themselves, covetous, boasters, 'Ai. be easy. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Legge and their machines toe year aroimd. He blasphemers, disobedient to parents, son Wilburt. claimed that there had been unfair imthankflil, unholy, truce breakers, Fire Department Notes. decisions in toe revaluation of prop traitors, heady (high-minded), lov At the bowUng alleys on Prospect erty in toe case of tax payers so ers of pleasure, more than lovers of TOLLAND street on Friday night, tlie Hock- situated, declaring that his own God. Yea, and all them that •will live anum company won two of the three property in Hop®vale had been' rais- Godly in Christ. Jesus, shall suffer Miss Edna Crandall spent the games played against toe Hook and ed/70 per cent or more than .many persecution, but evil men shall w®x week-end w t o friends in New York Ladder team. Albert Nutland was of the property owners enjoying all worse and worse deceiving each A- high man for toe former team and City. , toe advantages of toe town centers. other.”. The regular March teacher s Charles Feistel scored high for the First Selectman- Clarkson F. Bailey Surely if these characters quoted meeting for all teachers of the Kook and Ladder Co. then spoke briefly on toe laying of by St. Paul in prophecy, concerning V ^ towms of Ellington, Somers and Lenten Service toe tax for the year. He had at first the latter days, are in toe world to Tolland will be held on Wednesday The second in the series of the thought that a 25 mill tax would be day, they can only foster crime. at toe Hick’s Memorial School, Tol Lenten services of calded for, but .*s school expenses They certainly need no encourage land Center, at 2:30 p. m. • o-elical Lutheran Church will be. held would be somewhat less 22 and one ment and no support from those Raymond BaUeroft has been with on Wednesday evening at 8 o clock half mills was all that was finally who are crying for toe return of the his sister, Mrs. Walter Button, for and Rev. William Drach, pastor called for. A motion to accept this beer and wines,, hooch, or liquids, in vrill have as his subject “The Nee- a short time. ^ a rate was carried. The rate is con order to excite their thirst for A quilt was pieced and tied at essity of toe Cross.” There wiU ^ siderably less than that laid last* crime’. A careful study of toe scrip the all-day sewing meeting and is to a special musical program, w th year, on account of the revaluation tures reveals to us that the question he sent to a normal school in Ne Miss Elizabeth Poehmart and Miss of property, but many of the tax of liquor drinking is not mentioned braska. , T Betty Huebner soloists. payers will have to pay a larger tax in Bible prophecy, and that points Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ladd Funeral of Boland P m n ^ this year than last. The amount to to the calamities of the latter days. spent toe week-end with their The funeral of Roland ^ '^ ® , be raised is about the same as last “Therefore let us not sleep as do mother, Mrs. L. R. Ladd. Mr. Ladd son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest year. H. *Clinton Porter acted as others, but let us watch and be attends the Bentley School of Ac- of West Main street, was held f^ m moderator of the meeting. sober,” 1 Thess. 6., and ‘despise thou counting and Finance in Boston and St John’s Episcopal Church on Fn- not prophesyings’ 1, Thess, 20. A V O ID TH AT Sy^ternoon at 2 o’clock. 'There Notes Mrs. Ladd is a teacher at the Center The mid-week Lenten service will If all Christendom, would awaken school in Ellington. were many relatives and to its responsibility and stand by FUTURE SHADOW^ present. Rev. Olmstead, pastor of be held on Thursday instead of Mrs. Lewis B. Price has returned Wednesday this week, owing to con her con'victions, it would quickly toe church officiated. Bunal w ^ m from Seymour where she has been flicting social events. It •will take produce a mighty cry, its echo By refraining from over-indul visiting her sister, Mrs. Johnson, for the family plot in cem^ place at St. Peter’s rectory at 3 p. reaching far and wide: an echo that gence/ if you would maintain the past week. terv The bearers were Frar^ Hewett, Ernest Bootoroyd, FrMcis m., and .the evening service ■will be would quickly silence the ‘thirsty Miss Helen Meacham, a student cry’—of the return of beer and wine. the modern figure of fashion Little, Thomas Goldstraw, used. \ at Russell Sage, and Miss Florence Rev. John W. Deeter has handed Sincerely yours, Meacham, a teacher in New Britain, Cripps and William Farr, all as CECIL KITTLE. sociated with toe deceased in church in his resignation as pastor of toe 'Women'who prize the modern figure •withi ts sub- were at their home over the week Gilead and Hebron Congregational ■Wadsworth St. • work. tie, seductive curves—men who would keep that end. To Receive Honors churches. While this announcement Mrs. E. J. Crandall, who has been has not heretofore been made pub NOTED AUTHOR ILL. trim, proper form, eat healthfully but not im quite seriously ill for some time, is On Wednesday evening, March moderately. Banish excessiveness— eliminate 19 Burpee Woman’s Relief Corps lic, toe society committees have improving slowly. - * been notified. No action has as yet Paris, March .— (AP)—Condi Mrs. George Hughes of . East will honor its members of long 11 abuses. Be m oderate—be moderate in all things, standing, when service badges wui been taken, but general regret has tion of William J. Locke, the novel even in smoking. When tempted to excess, Islip, L. I., has been spending some been expressed and it is hoped that ist, who has been seriously ill here time with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. be given to all who have been mem Mr. Deeter can be persuaded to re for the past month, was said today when your eyes are bigger than your stomach; E. J. Crandall. bers tw'enty-five years or more. Eacn Eleven club members, “The Blue person who has been a member fo main. to be “as satisfactory as possible.’' reach for a lucky instead. Com ing events cast birds,” from the Hicks Memorial thirty years or more will be given Miss Gladys Hough was leader of He probably will undergo an opera- their shadows before. Avoid that future shadow the Center Christian . Endeavor tion,.';toeJnature of which was not School, under the leadership of Mrs. an additional 5-year bar, with a bar by avoiding over-indulgence if you would for each additional five years. At meeting Sunday evening, with toe revealed, some time during th-2 Eldred Doyle, teacher, and four maintain the lithe, youthful, modern figure. Dairy Club members from the 7th this meeting the department presi topic “How and Why to Win Others week. Mr. Locke was brought here and 9th school under the leadership dent and her staff of the W. R. l - to Christ.” from Cannes for surgical observa of Eldred Doyle attended the Tol and Department officers of the Miss Mary E. Mitchell sang a tion. land County Annual 4-H Club Grand Army will be present. solo at the morning service at the Lucky Strike/ the finest Cigarette a roundup at Storrs, Saturday. Parent-Teachers Meeting Center Congn^egational church, on The Vernon Parent-Teacher’s As Sunday. Follo'wing toe regulm:-ser SCIENCE TAKES TASTE TiO' ’■J The regular monthly church sup ^ ' OUT OF EPSOM SALTS man ever smoked, made of the fin per will be held Friday evening at sociation wUl meet on Wetoesday vice a missionary program was’car evening at the Vernon Depot School ried out by sl special committee, the church dining rooms with Mrs. Amazing discovery puts all •won- y-i Leila S. Hall, Mrs. Grace Clough at 7:30. Rev. M. E. Osborne, pas with informal limch served at toe est tobacco—The Cream of the Crop— and Mrs. Madge Wilcox in charge. tor of the Rockville Methodist church parlors. derful J'.physic” effects of table- Rufus Leonard was taken sudden Church, will speak on “Child Train spoonful bf , Epsom Salts into small ing in the Orient.” Refreshments sughr-coated piii- Kuhn’s Ep-sum ^^IT’S TOASTED/^ Everyone knows that ly ill Sunday morning and was FINT) INFECTED RABBITS taken to the Rockville hospital will be served. , ^ Pill gets action in a few hours. where an operation was performed Neighborhood Club Mild—but sure. Stick to good old heat purifieis and so ^^TOASTING^^ not for appendicitis by Dr. Deming of The Neighborhood Club of Vernon Hartford, Conn., March 11.— (AP) Ep^bin. Salts in new easy-to-take At last 'Tularemia has been dis forin. 25c box. Satisfaction. guar Hartford. will meet on Thursday afternoon at Miss Ruth Martin spent the week the home of Mrs. Hiram Lovem of covered in Connecticut, according to anteed. At all druggists.—adv. only romoves impurities but adds to end with relatives in Springfield. the Ogden Comers section. After the state department of health The property owmers of the Snip- needlework there will be a social whose investigation over the past the flavor and improves the taste. sic district are giving their time hour and refreshments. week end into deaths among im and also toe use of teams and trueks Notes ported rabbits at Seymour revealed repairing toe road. Such public Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Marti of that the disease occurred among spirited citizens should be commend Providence have returned to this rabbits and not humans. ■ ’ ed. city because of toe ill health of the A shipment of 119 live rabbits At meetings held after toe church former who is very ill. The couple was sent from Kansas, to .Seymour, i! service Sunday morning toe resigna were married in Rockville in Febru arri'vl^ March 3, with 14 dead on tion of toe Rev. W. C. Darby as pas ary, she being toe former Miss Em ariivalT Because of the ten 'day in tor of toe Federated church was ac ma Diggleman. quarantine on imported,- shipments cepted, with regrets by both the There will be a meeting of the of-live game, stipulated by a regula ^ .7% i -J. . . , , . Congregational and Methodist American Leg^ion Auxiliary in G. A. tion effected last year by the State church bodies. Mr. Darby tendered R. Hall on Wednesday night, follow Board of Fisheries and G4me,- the Your Thi^qt Pretectign— ggoinst irritation— agains* cough. his resignation last Thursday. ed by a members’ whist. disease was discovered and the ship --'i ■ J,, F * * V • . ^ Mr. and Mrs. Harold Clough spent 'The Union Congregational Church ment destroyed before the rabbits :n toe week-end with their parents. School will present toe Easter were ^released, thus preventing con ♦Be ModerateU .' i .'D on’t; jeopaf^e^^f^ form by drastic diets, harmful rediidog girdles, fiJee reducing tab Jailer and Mrs. A. Esten Clough. Pageant “The Immortality of Love tagion among wild ' rabbits cf the lets, or other'quack "anti-fat” remedii^lcondemned by the Medical profession! Millions o f d o ll^ each year, ate .ii Mr. Clough is a student at toe Bent and Service” by Augustine Smith, state. ' ■ \ ley School of Accoimting and Fin on Easter Sunday night, AprU 20. 'wasted on th^e n d i^ ou s and dahgetpus nostrums. Be Sensible! Be Moderate! We do not .represent that smok- ance in Boston and Mrs. Clough Miss Grace Bell will have charge ing Lucky. S t ^ g Cigarettes 'will bring teadhes at toe Center school in of toe distribution of flowers at NEGATIVE BOOT TIP tempted youiself t6o . well, if you Somers. Union Church for an indefinite A r .. Prof. Darrow of Storrs gave a period. Austin, Tex.— (AP)—The tips of in thipgs ^ait cause excess weight and, most interesting tadk, illustrated Mrs. Kenneth Eadie of Pittsfield, an onion’s roots, says. Gordon Marsh - S'' with slides, on “Apple Culture” at Mass., is visiting her parents, Mr. of the University o f ^T e :^ usually TUNE IN — The Lucky Strike Dance Orchestra, every Saturday night, over a.coast-to-c6ast ner^ rh ^ N. B^C the Grange Tuesday, evening. and Mrs. Ernest Purnell of West show a slight ncgati've'chaige • of Emery Clough was a visitor in Main street called here by the death electricity. Higher up the root is New Britain recentlv. of her brother, Rolemd Purnell. positive. "''1 M A N ^ iS siffi E T O d ^ M A N C H E S I^ CbNnt, “TUESDAY, k iL G S S lZ . ------— ^•>: — ------cess'^^ the talidng filme in Shang hai among the Chinese. Foreigners SHANGHAI IS CRAZY are .sometimes heard to complain D A H ^ r a d i o p r o g r a m that*they‘are tir^ of mudesd come Berlin, March 11.—(AP)—Hans ‘-i*. * *»,- ' Qize^r Twists dies and would welcome a change, 302.8—WBZ, NEW ENGLAND—990. Leading DX Stations. but Chinese tastes never vary. They Lnther, former chancellor of the Tuesday, March 11. 6 ;30—Dinner daiico iiiuat-.. OVER THE TALKIES Reich, to ^ y was considered vir 7;tiO_WJii Amos ’n’, Andy. .405.2—WSB. ATLANTA—/•lO. ^ i^ E E L DELAYED In Day*s News attend every-revue that comes along tc tually certala of election tWs* eve Alexander lirallowaUy. planlat, UI 7:15—Jesterej feature hour. 7:30—Muaic bo.x einenunimcnu and then crowd the music stores ^be the cucst artiat on the world trav» 8‘}U0—NBC progrsEOOa 'CSii hie. i 1 ning to the presidency of the Reichs- r g:W»—Bins family pe»ty. ' . IJiOO—Theater stage presentations. • -i for days after buying theme songs. elosue program to Ruasia. which will j ;30P_WJ'A program s (1 hr.) ; .. 2W.9-rKYVy, CHICAQO—1U4U. bimk .directorate, succeeding'Doctor /be broadcaet by WJSS and MBOclated 9:30—T he cham p’s coinci-. i ■ 7:00—Parilco’s oreheatia; lada. March 11 — (AP) — Washington —“So,” muses Uncle Hjahnar Schacht who resig^ned last J stations at 8:3U Tuesday night Rua- lo:U0—WJZ chorus, orchestra. ... Sam, “Babe Ruth is to get $80,000 Movie Houses > Sold Out 10:30—ROWc’s dance c. i a. 8iuu—NBC prdgraihs' (2*,i bTA) Powers of the steel world came here • • week. %slan huinvt predominates the select- 1U;30—Dance muslo U hr.) today for a conference generally a year, is he? WeU, I’U-just take E lions which the orchestra under tlie 348.6— WABC, NEW Y O Ri;—860. 11:30—Amos ’ll’ Andy, com edians. • There was no doubt but that baton of Josef Hastemack will play. g;(j0—Male quartet: wi-incn's talk. l l ; 4,i—iyance m usic to 3:u0. considefced as an eleventh hour ef $10,246 of it." H iree aod Four Days in President Von Hindenburg approved I’lano solos will be The I^rk,_^ 6:30—Paul 'i'rem aiii’s oiciicsi.iu. 389.4—WBBM, CHICAGO—770. fort'dto'straighten out interlocking Guam-Claude Walters, swimming Luther’s election, since he Is the “Hopak," ‘Trclude in C Sharp Minor 6;45_The play of the month. * 9:00—WABO programs tli,i his.) and'conflicting interests at stake In champion of the navy, is dead of In ;uiu 'i i-cluiiu 111 U aliiior," *“*-V;*^ 7:00—Revitow’s concert ensemble. 10:30—W eem ’a d a n c e .o rc h e stra ., Cabinet's choice. Apparently no “two numbers being famous oompoM- 8:00—Musical serial proscuta non. •1 1 :00—tJjmphonj: Vaudeville hour. the prt^iooed merger of the Bethle- juries received in a fall from the Advanee of Showings. tions by the Xiusslan com ber Rach^ 8:30—Romany Patteran; gypsy music roof of a boat house where he was other candidate will -be proposed. 1^:00—Dance m usiutto 2:15- J hfem,>Ste€l Corporation and ithe Among the seven foreigners on maninoff. The old ballad, 9:00—Paul Whiteman’s orenestra. 254.1—W JJD , CHICAGO—1180. Youngstown 'Sheet and Tube Com- preparaing to dive. and Johnnie," as set to modern mu 1U:0U—Sketch, "Mr. and Mrs." ^ >,9:00—Thcatec pcesuntatlOiis. New York—Science has an infall THE FIRST NAVAL. SUBSIDY the Reichsban]g^ executive , board, sic and a medley of old time tavorilM 1();30—Peter Biljo's balalaika orch. • 9:30—Mooaeheart children s oour. panyy , which will elect Dr. Schacht’s suc will be inierprcted by 1 1 :00—Musical comedy memories. 12:00—Artists eutertainmeiiL Eugene. G. Grace, president- of ible way of spotting liquor made Shanghai— (AP)—Shanghai h a s On March 11, 1794. Congress, and their orchestra over the 11:15—Will Osborne’s orchesiru. 416.4— WGN* CHiCAQO—72a Bethlehem: Jajnes A. Campbell, from recovered industrial alcohol — gone “talkie” mad. There are enough gp:anted its first appropriation for cessor, is Gates W. McGairah, form network, also at *'•'*'*• 11:30—Vaudeville artists’ hour, 9:30—Super dance orchestra. English speaking and'understanding the building of six warships. er chairman of the New York Fed familiar numbers w ill ..X’f.p X ®rfect 13-00—Guy Rombardo’s orciiesira. 11:10_(juinlet, dance orchestra. PhajrmaTt of Youngstown Sheet and black‘ultra iTiolet rays. Dr. Her iJong," "Allah’s Holiday,’ ^ o r Hui- 12:30—Midnight organ melodics. m-ou—Tiie dream ship concert. Tube; 8tnd Cyrus F. Eaton, a?ve- man Goodman demonstrated to the Chinese in the Cathay metropolis to - This action was taken after Presi eral Reserve bank, who arrived in tcrfly" and “Wild Rose.” The hour 454.3— W EAF, NEW YO RK -660. 344.6—WLS, CHICAQO—870. land financier who organized the Society of Medical Jurisprudence keep the motion picture theaters dent Washington sent, a message to Berlin this morning; wil close with McWiail’s ;‘San-’ .H- 6-00- Rudwig Laurlei’s oicheslia. 8:00—ytudio. musical program. equipped with sound and talking ap Congress describing the outrages pr. Schacht himself will, assist in bert Rappaport, tenor of the ^Icago 6:30—Histoi-y character reincarnated. 8:30—Barn warming program. ?350,000,000, Republic Steel Corpor that the hue of a pitcher of water Civic opera Company, and Madame 7 :00—Voters service talks. 9:00—Feature concert hour. . _ ation, were the principal figures con caused by the merest speck of color paratus packed at nearly every committed by Algerian pirates on the ballotting for his successor, who liclle I'orbcs Cutter, nationally famous 7:30—Sketch with music. 447,5—WMA(2-WQJ, CHICAGO—670. cerned. • . , ing matter was-apparent under the sho'wing. American merchant, vessels. Before n\ust, according to the statues of concert and radio star, will present 8:00—Mongs of the season. 9:30—Orchestra,' 'male quartet. Houses are sold out three and four the bank, obtain a majority of •■Musical Comedy .Memories’ over the 8:30—Coon-Sanders Nigluhawks. • lo;oo—Tnree doctors, muBical. , • Although none of them had any rays. He suggested that a trace of this time the country was practi M ARC chain a t 10:30. g;00—paullst Choristers’ Vecital. 10:30—Musicafej'Dan hnd Bytvis.' comment to make, it was taken for coloring matter; peculiar to each days in advance and the man or cally without a navy, largely from nine; of whom six must be Germans. U;30—Orohestra. feature soloist. 11:10—Pianist; water beys. granted the parley was called in ah ‘district in which • commercial alco woman who tries to buy tickets at lack of money. Wave lengtiis in meters on left ol 10:00—D ram a, “ H arbor Lights. ” 11:30-Amos 'll’ Andy; DX club. the box office a few minutes before station title, kilocycles on the rlgiyc 10:30—Leo R eism an's orch., a rtlsti. 202.6—W HT, CHICAGO—1480. attempt to pave the way for the hol was made would make it easy Work was begun, on the six Times are all Lasiern tStandard. Black 11:30—Two dance orchestras. 9:30—Studio musical program. Bethlehem - Yoimgstown merger to trace the source of bootleg liquor. the show starts is .out of luck. frigates but ceased when a treaty lacy lype ii.dicuics best featui'cs. 393.5—W J r, NEW YORK—760. 10 :uu—Artists eiitertainraenL Florence, Ariz. — Somebody has The Chinese are’not the only race of peace was signed with the Dey 1U:3U—lour hour league. schedule to be laid before stock 6:15—Harold Sanford’s orchestra. 288.3— WFAA, DALLAS—1C40. holders o f the Youngstown company gone away with a pipe smoked by living in Shanghai to turn devotee of of Algiers. In his annual address to A THOT]( T Leading East Stations. 6:4o—P rohibition poll program. 30 7:00—Amos ’iT Andy, comedluris. 12:15—£>chool days feature hour. at t ^ t city tomorrow. Calvin Goplidge. It was peace the latest development in motion Congress in December, 1796, the 272.6—WPG. ATLANTIC CiTV—1100. 11:00—Bridge lesBOiL music. pipe, puffed i^th Indians at the pictures. Foreigners of all nationali b:3U—Minute men: song story. 7:15—Kirilloffs string orchestra. “•“* “ 4IX. .Chief Opposition president strongly recommended 7:15—Polly Preston’s adventures. With a strong hand, and with a 9:U0—Trio: Hokum Rxcnangc. 1 . ) The chief - opposition has emanat d^ication of the Cqolidge dam. The ties and tongues flock to the cinem^ laws for the gradual Increase of the 10:3'J—Memory contest program. 8:00—Vincent Lopez orchestra with ^ ^ ^ U .. S 11 l*k"l L. 1 J I ed from Youngstown citizens, who Arizona Pageantry Association palaces nightly, and whether navy. Congress,- which- was slow to stretched-out arm: for his. mercy en- 11:UU—Oigan recital; orch^tni. a male chorus. . 12:30—F eature Irolic: hour. dureth forever.—Psalm 136:12. 283—WBAL, BALTIMORE—1060. 8:30—World travelogue with Alexan 299.8—WHO, D E S,M O rN E S-l000. hold about 20 per cent of the stock. is offering a $25 reward. - French,'German or British find keen perceive the necessity of naval de ♦ • * 7 :UU—Masyueradeia music nou). der Brailovifsky, pianist. It Was . considered that Eaton like- > New York — 'Two Philadelphia enjoyment in what Hollywood gives fense, grudgingly authorized the 0:00—Musical luelodiuma, orchestra. 8:00—Bludio concert oroiieslia. Nothing emboldens sin so much as 7:30—WJA programs t3 hrs.l 0:30—Sopranos, tenor, piano duo. 8:30—WRAP programs (3 hrs.) wlse'topposed the merger as the youths in tuxedos presumably are them. president to build, buy or hire 12 lo:3U-Violinist, soprano, pianist. 11:30—Prita and Flip, comedians. mercy.—Shakespeare. 11 :UU—Marylander's dance orchwUa. lu:uu—Sodero’s orchestra, chorua domlha^it figure in that Eaton-Otis- swabbing decks or washing dishes The “talkies” were first introduced vessels only after some French 10:36—Contralto, novelty singer, orch. 12:uu— WHOOT Owl’s populer prograip 508.2—W EEI, BOSTON—090. 374.8— W BAP. FORT W ORTH—800.. CUfte Corporation in which William on the trans-Atlantic liner Viilcania. in Shanghai early in the spring of cruisers had molesWd trpdiic along ll:« 0—Slumber music tiour. Smiling keeps the face looking 7:00—Rig R rother club. ^ , S05.I— KDKA, PITTSBURGH—980. 11:00—Studio concert hour. Wiiliam^G. Mather is a conspicuous The liner sent word that William H. 1929. One first theater wired 7:::u—\VR.\K piogiains (jJ’.a m s.) 12:00—Theater stage program. the coast. young, according to beauty special 243.8—WNAC, BOSTON—1230 6:00—Pittsburgh University talk. 374.$—KTHS, HOT SPRINGS—800. figure; This flfoup is believed to Gardiner, and a “Mr. Samuel!’ had and several productions-were shown. -“'This act was passed on April 27, \ . 7:00—WJZ Amos ’iT Andy. -been found all dolled up in a seven- ists; maintaining an air of cool re G:lo—Artlsis; dinner music. 7:15—Revelers: Hveniiig Altar. 9:00—Barn dance players. wntfpl YO per cent of the stock. After the novelty of hearing voices 1798, and three days later a regu 13:uu—H ector's dance orciiesira. 11:30—Dance orciiesira; organist. Mather, however, and his brother room suite without tickets. The on the screen wore off, receipts be serve is apt to cause double chins. 545.1—WQR, BUFFALO—650. 8:00—W JZ program s hrs.) ' lar na'vy department was created 10:30—Carnegie Tech concert. 12:00—Studio entertainment. Samuel; believed to indirectly con captain was instructed to put them gan to drop and the owner went separate from the department of G;'ju—Van Surdani’s orchestra. 11:30—Gerun s dance orciiesira. 468.5— KFI, LOS ANGELES—640. V:tni—I'calure music Itour. 245.8—WCAE, PITTSBU RG H-1220. 10:uu—L ang’s concert ensem ble. trol 36 per cent of the stock, in the to work as stowaways. back to showing silents. war, of which it had preinoqgly been 7;::u—Wlii.M'' piogram s t'l’.b 10:30—NBG vaudeville hour, past have been guided by the wishes Tetuan, Morocco—They have real Public Changes Mind 42S.3-WLW, CINCINNATI—700. 6:00—Dinner dance music. 11:30—Moore’s concert orcliestra. a part. Benjamin Stoddert of G:3o—Uiiiuer d.'tnce music. 7:30—Good m usic program . 370.2—WCCO, MINN., ST. PAUL—810. of Campbell. ' bugs here and how. A swarm of Early in the fall three other first Georgetown, D. C., was made first 7:uu—Artists: heme-towners. 8:00—Songs of the seasoii. 9:00—WABG programs (2 hrs.) •;, . R e m a in d e r o f Stock locusts blocked a railroad for two run houses were wired and better &:uu—Rubble blowers cnieuammcnt. 8:30—WRAli' program s (3 hrs. secretary of the, navy. 11:30—Studio dance orchestia. 11:UU—Bridge game, lesson. The remainder of the stock is hours at Tizza. The wheels of the pictures were procured. The pub You wouldn't wait 8:30—WJ’^ programs (Hi hrs.f 533.4— W FI, PH ILA D ELPH IA —560. 11:30—W.VBG vaudeville hour. 12 00 about . equally divided between locomotive spun in vain. Not until lic changed its mind and for the last It is possible to travel b.y trai.9 ... lu:u'J—Rand: chime reveries. 5:30—WRAP programs (.il4 d's-.) : —Tlie old setllei.s piogiam. the locusts decided to move on could 30 SECONDS 13:0U—Orchestra; variety hour. 260.7— WHAM, ROCHESTER—1150. 379.5— KGO. OAKLAND-790. Youp^toura residents and general three months seats in all first run right across Europe and Asia, 1:UU—Thirieeiith Hour Insomniacs. 12:30—Los Angeles entertainment the train proceed. £80.2—WTAM. CLEVELAND—1070. 6:30—Dinner dance orchestni. places have been at a premium. from Clalais to Vladivostok, a dis for MUSIC!, 6:45—W JZ program s U4 hr.) 1:00—.\riists: Saiinlering Sailors. E . 'E, MeCleary, president of the New York—Ants- are going into G:uu—ytudio .xoncei't. 2:00—Musical m uskeleeis. The Chinese movie fans favor the tance of 7,000 miles. 7:3U—WR.M' programs (3',i hrs.) 7:15—Hawaiians: orchestra, oarltone. the talkies. Raymond L. Ditmarsv, 8:00—WJZ programs (3 lirs.) 270.1—WRVA, RICHMOND—1110. Republic' Corporation, announced revues and musical comedies to the 11 :iiii—bludio dance music. 8:00—W JZ -program s (1 hr.) curator of the City Zoo, has put CSC.G—W1 1C, HARTFORD—1060. 11:00—Owl Club dance orcliestra. that no.fival bid would be submitted melodrama, although when the sil 379.5— WGY. SCHENECTADY-790. 9:00—Studio concert band. r,-.u0—Cliristiaan Kriens’ orchestra. 9:30—WRAP programs 12 nrs.) at the Youngstown meeting. In the some apparatus into an ant hill to ents were showing, cowboys and war G:3u_ a\ j;::.U-’ history characters. 11:55-Time; weather; markeU. make a sound film. G;00—Dinner dance music. 11 ::>o-'riieater organ recital. past, Republic has made several ef pictures were the most popular. s22.3—WOR. N E W A R K -nO . 440.9— KPO, SAN FRANCISCO—680. forts 'to acquire the Youngstm\Ti Bath, Me. —Work on J. P. Mor FOR RADIO C:3U—Uinner concert orchestra 7 :00—American concert trio. 12:00—G reat com poser’s hour. ■Western musical scores, however, 7 :30—.Marallioiis comedy team. 7:30—WHAF dramatic sketch. 1:00—B ears; tiocaderaiis. company, the- fourth largest unit in gan’s yacht, the largest in the is the principal reason for the suc- SERVICE G:00—Mam Street rural comedy, 8:00—Studio concert orchestra. 309.1 —K JR, SEA TTLE—970. the'.steal industry, but McCleary’s world, is progressing. The Corsair, uaiij—Mala quartet, orchestra. 8:30—WEAF programs (1’,-i hrs.) 13;{in—Dance orclmstra. eiilei lauiers. fourth of the name to fly the Morgan •j;Gti—Concert orchestra, siiisers. 70:00—Studio concert orchestra. statainent indicates no pressure PHONE 8160 ^ H):0U—Three dance orcliestras. 1U:30—WRAP vaudeville hour. Secondary DX Stations. would be ’ brought to bear at this pennant, will be 3,080 tons and 343 11:30—Theater organ recital. Have you heard the new Majestic 11:30—iloonbeams music hour. 344.6— W ENR. CHICAGO—870. time. feet overall. She will cost more RADIO SERVICE Electric Radio'/ Secondary Eastern Stations. 7:0o—Dinner dance concert. The Bethlehem Corporation, sec than $2,500,000. 9:30—F arm hour; Home concert. on all makes. 545.1—WKRC, CINCINNATI—550. 3:00—Frolics feature liour. ond only to the United States Steel New York — The new Waldorf- 10:00—Concert bureau entertainment. 11:00—Comedians, musical olio. New Sets and Standard Barstow Radio 10:U0—-\rtisls feature hour. 11:30—Memory time melodies. Corporation, is understood to have Astoria hotel is to contain its own IJ :0ti—Dance orchestra, 325.9—W W J. DETROIT—920. 12:00—D.X a ir vaudeville. parking space. A 90-foot private Accessories. r 374.8—WSAI, CINCINNATI—800. 6:30—Dinner dance orchestra. 461.3— WSM, NASHVILLE—650. offered four shares for three of Service 7:00—Gypsy baron’s concert. Youngstown. If the merger is ac driveway will run through the hotel. ARCTURUS 7:15—Prature music hours. 7 :30—Craig’s dinner music, .-Authorized Dealer J2nick Aclino 0:00- Minstrel men’s frdlic. 526—WNYC. NEW YORK—570. 8:00—NBC programs (3?i hrs.) complished, Bethlehem will have as Ground floor space of 18,000 square WM. E. KRAH 5lajestic, Phflco t a:;»U—WE.\P programs t2 bre.1 7:35—JVir college lectures. 11:45—“ Happ.v"-Cope, entertainer. sets of approximately $900,000,000 feet will be utilized for motor cars. £15.7—W HK. CLEVELAND—13S0. S:20—Popular songs recital. 491.5— WDAF. KANSAS CITY—610. 669 Tolland Turnpike ‘■iO Bissell St. RADIO'CUBES 7:30—Two dance orcheslraa S;3S—Business talk: Armenian songs. 10:30—Cook's feature artists. with capacity of producing 11,000,- The old Waldorf originally used Next door to Kittle’s Market' 8:00—Play boys’ entertainment. 9:00—Disabled Veterans’ program. 11:00—WRAP vaudeville hour. 000 tons of steel ingot a year. 7.000 square feet for a carriageway. PHONE 3733 8:30-WABC programs (3 hrs.) 272.6—W LW L. NEW YORK—1100. 11:30—Amos ’n‘ And.v, com edians. l]:3n—Two dance orchestras. 11:45—O rchestra: variety hour , 399.8—W CX .W JR, DETROIT—750. 6:00—Contralto, pianist: tenor . 7:05—Orcliestra; talk; orchestra. 12:4.5—Niphthawk frolic. 7;."0—Business talk: artists. 357—CKCL. TORONTO—840. 461.3— WSM, NASHVILLE—650. 0:00—Popular entertainment. 7:30—C raig’s dinner music. 10:011—Red -Apple Club program . 7:00—Popular music: artists. !):00—Simpson opera hour. 8:00—NBC programs.(4 hrs.) £91.3—CFCF, MONTREAL—1030. 12:00—Rntertainer; dance progiam. 6:00—T-wilight m usic hour. 11:00—L ate dance orchestra.
Haydn-Wood; Selections from “Sweet Adeline,” Kern. WTIC PROGRAMS 10:00 p.m.—Westinghouse Salute. U ncle Sarai^ 10:30 p.m.—Bulova time. Travelers Broadcasting Service 10:31 p.m.—The Champ’s Corner. ” Hartford, Conn. 11:00 p.m.—Longines time. Planting 50,000 W., 1080 K.. C., 282.8 M. 11:01 p.m.—Champion Weatherman. 11:03 p.m.—Sport Digest, 11:08 p.m.—Temperature. P ointer — - Tuesday, March 11 11:09 p.m.—B e r t Lowe’s Statler ___ Eastern Standard Time Orchestra. p.m.—Edwin Rogers, Baritone, t i h and Laura C. Gaudet, IPianlst. By D. VICTOR LUMSDEN 4:15 p.m.—NewscastJng. Bureau of Plant Industry, U. S. 4:30 p.m.—Auction Bridge Game Department of Agriculture —NBC. ^ D A I L Y ^1 Gardeners are likely to be con 5:00 p.m.—Stringwood Ensemble. cerned over their ornamental plants 5:45 p.m.—“Movie Highlights." when the temperature stands well .6:15 p.m.—Yellow Cab Flashes; L e n t e n below the freezing point during mid- Highlights in Sport. ■winter. Intense and continued cold, 6:25 p.m.—Benrus Time; Weather; however, is not always considered Industrial Alcohol Institute An the worst hardiness. 'The conditions nouncement; News. that often prove most disastrous are 6:30 p.m.—American Home Banquet those experienced in the early spring —NBC. when freezing and thawing alternate 7:00 p.m.—Silent. over a period of two or three weeks By F. H. KNUBEL or longer. It is this period that tries j WBZ—^^BZA President, The United Lutheran plants'. The warm sunlight of mid ] Tuesday, March 11 Church in America day gives enough heat to the surface 4:00 p.m.—Statler Organ. soil to draw sap into the stems and All recognize that there are mys branches of the plants. Night falls • j 4:15 p.m.—Home Forum Decorating teries. -Only years of study solved i Period. and with it cpmes freezing air which the mysteries of the X-ray, the wire plays havoc with venturesome vege ‘ 4:30 p.m.—High Steppers. less, and the radio. I 5:00 p.m.—Stock and curb closings. tation that has responded to the Yet few seem to regard God and sun’s warmth during the daylight ! 5:25 p.m.—Government bulletins, sin as mysteries. Both the ordinary i 5:30 p.m.—WBZA Ensemble. hours. and the learned man seem contented The problem that confronts the ! 5:45 p.m.—Health talk. with a .few conclusions as to God. 5:52 p.m.—Temperature. gardener is that of retarding the re Sin they regard as a mere weakness, sponse of bis plants to the prema ! 5:53 p.m.—Champion Weatherman, or as a brain deformity which an j 5:55 p.m.—Agricultural Market ture warm days of early spring. A operation in childhood can correct, mulch on the surface of the ground \ report. or at most as a condition which leg •i 6:04 p.n).—Sessions chimes. is one of the best preventives of islation and united determination early spring injury. Such a mulch, 1928 I 6:05 p.m.—Sport Digest. can set right. ) 6:15 p.m.—Savannah Liners’ O r- which should have been applied last THESE SPECTACULAR PRICES! The Bible holds the mystery of fall after the ground had frozen, Olds Coach i chestra—Washington Post March, God and the mystery of iniquity L.ccellent running con : Sousa; Lovers’ Dreamland, Roed- serves to keep the soil frozen. Used cars... fine, dependable lata models just received as along great. These two meet A frequent mistake is the re dition. Paint, uphol I cr Blue Skies, Berlin; Venetian at the cross of Jesus Christ. He stery and general ap ! Love Song, Ne-vin; Ballet Egyp- moval of the protective mulch too, in trade on 1930 cars I Prices . . . cut to the bone to clear who thinks he has understood the early in the spring at a time when pearance make this ! tlan, Lulgini; In a Persian Mar- passion of Christ has not even our stock at once. That’s the story behind these sensa i ket, Ketelboy: The Talk of the it is most needed. Do not perform car one you can bo begun to know it. this operation until most of the proud to own. Priced tional used car bargains. Our splendid selection includes I Town: Torch Dance from “Henry Not Only Human Sins »' the VTIT,” (^rman; Valencia; So period of alternate freezing and for sale, trade accept a wide yariety of makes and models . . . small cars and The tragedy of Calvary seems at ed, at >__ Sympathetic. first to he the outcome of common thawing has passed. big cars . .. practically new tars and low-priced cars . . . 6T45 p.m.—Literary Digest National The same rules apply to the re human sins, like ours. Envy, po moval of soil mounded aroimd roses $575 each one absolutely the best buy in its price class. Show - —Prohibition Poll, Floyd Gibbons. litical duplicity, love of high place, 7:00 p.m.—Bulova time. -and fabric coverts for tender shrubs your knowledge of amazing used car value! Buy now.. • avariciousness, fear, lies, etc., en and trees. As long as the groiind .-^^1 p.m.—Amos ’n’ Andy, tered into the result. at this price-slashing sale... your savings will be tremen i 7:16 p.m.—Tastyeast Jesters. surface is kept in a frozen state Sin ■wishes to dethrone God, to there is less danger of serious dam ! 7:30 p.m.—New England Gas Hour. destroy Him, Thus we see that dous! Comt. today 1 Two 1926 1 8:00 p.m.—Waldorf’s ‘Bing Family.’ age from the spring sun. Some 1929 rnan did his Worst at Calvary and young trees that are especially ( S:30 p.m.—“Around the World with so revealed the character of sin, Libby”—Marche Miniature from susceptible to such injury are bene Olds Sedan . 1929 ESSEX COACH — AVeU its degradation, its miserable pur fited if their trunks are bound with 1928 BSSE.X SEDAN — You Olds Sedans "Nutcracker” suite, Tschaikow- pose. Sin is a mysterious thing. luiown by all car drivers as. ber know how they look—a popular Thousands of miles left in .sky: Orientale, Cul: Prelude in C Even to our disconcerning thought white cloth during this danger peri ing a good looking, well built Sharp Minor. Rachmaninoff: Pre od. White cloth reflects rather than car—sure to please you. One these good 4-wheel brake, there were, however, other than hu all-round ear. It is In excep of our cleanest offer- I tQ Q C Fisher Body 4-door Se lude in G Minor, Rachmaninoff; absorbs the sun’s rays and trees —like the tionally fine condition and man influences behind the cross. with dark colored trunks are espe ings. This sale only.. dans. A good-looking, Dance of Spring, Glazounow. Christ distinctly saw them. He '^^^''rforioanco that fully equipped. good-running car with 9:00 p.m.—Johnson a n d Johnson cially helped where bark splitting and pe oisrnobile 1927 DODGE COUPE—A car moved toward the event with dread has been experienced in past. pep 'Sade OlaWoWl Only' ...... ip O O M plenty of room for the musical Melodrama. and yet determination, as being a with many thousand enthusias 9:30 p.m.—Sunoco Show—I’ll See ha' 1925 CitDlLLAC SEQ.^— family. Prices cut for very sink of iniquity. He mentioned tic oivners. ' Convenient for this sale to— You Again from “Bitter Sweet.” “How would I ever face St. Uedneed to Neiy tires, good paint job. Mo business or tor use asIra a second that by it the human world would tor A1 shape. A "bargain at Coward: Florindo from “Carnival be judged, but also that the Prince Peter,” .said General Smuts, “;f car in the family. Venctienne.” suite, Burgmoin; I’ve of this world would be cast out. I died without seeing America?” Only ...... ------$325 Been Working on the Railroad; it was not only an act of man, He should tell that to his fellow SL...... $450 She Was Bred in Old Kentucky, countryman, GeoYge Bernard .1925 STUDEBAKBR SPECIAL » 3 5 0 but also a deed of hell, hell’s worst. 1927 CHRYSLER COUPE—.Yt SIX SEDAN—^Thls car in per Carter; Put on Your Old Grey And Dante describes that a great Shaw. this sweeping price reduction, f Bonnet. Wenrich; A Kiss in the fect condition. Big high-com Dark, Herbert; A Flight of the cleft was produced in hell as a re this good Chrysler coupe offers pression engine—good tires. Bumble Bee. Rimsky-Korsakoff: sult. When hell did its worst, it un amazing Value. Tiros >good. And look at the price! A rare Po You Know My Garden? did itself. S^o we see the folly of Motor in good running condi bargain—for this this mystery of sin. It forever nega tion. Especially sale, only ...... $450 tives itself. From the cross the priced at $275 great force has arisen in the world There’Bnoeasierwayto Gave money during the whereby iniquity is overcome. trinter months than to His Father’s Will prevent sickness ex In addition to mem and hell God pense. was active in that tragedy. So At the first sign of a The Crawford Auto Supply Christ wholly believed. His Father’s cold, headache, dizzi ness, biliousness, or ■will-was in it. According to the constipation, take an 103 Center Street and Comer East Center and Walker Streets prophet, God’s mightiest deed was ' Nl—Nature’s Remedy performed there. That prophet uspd —and clean out your , Used Cars Can Be Seen At The Masonic Lot At The Center a powerful figure: “The Lord hath I system. Restores nor- fmal functioning and made hare His holy arm in the eyes^ builds up resistance, of all the nations.” It is a picture' preventing costly alck« of (jod with bis sleeves rolled up. ness. Get tbia purs, Calvary reveals God doing the mild, vegetable laxa best which even God can do. It took tive at any drug^t,25o OLD 5 MOBILE ^VIKING almighty power kt the limit to over k n TO-NICHT PRODUCTS OP GENERAL MOTORS come this mysterious iniquity. Thus I V X TOMOWRCW Al P'ICHT we recognize the powefof sin.
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MISS McCRACKEN HERE ^ GILEAD I YOUNG NORWICH NEW HAVG( PLANE TO PREACH AT ST. MARY’ S AS SOLOIST MARCH 18 Dr. G. W. Douglas ^sociate secre ONWAYWCITY tary of the National Council for the Prevention of War, who recently re Rev. Thomas Richey, Head < of - turned from Europe, Will lecture on New Haven, March 11.— (AP) — Parish at 28, Here for Len Winging its way from Detroit, the Coloratura, New Comer to This the place of youth In the world to-! plEuje K of New Haven which will Vicinity Product of Cincin day, 'on Sunday evening in the ten Service Tomorrow. leave here later in the week on a nati Conservatory. Gilead church. ^1 / non-stop refueling flight to Buenos Mr. and Mrs. William Brainard In the second mid-week Lenten service at St. 'M ary’s Episcopal Aires, is due to Bethany Flying Virginia Erickson MacCracken, and their sons, cf Westland street, church tomorrow night. Rev. Field eaTly this afternoon, the take coloratura soprano, who makes her Hartford, were Sunday visitors at off having been at 7 8k.m. according Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop Porter’s. Thomas Richey, rector of Christ first appearance before a Manches Episcopal church, Norwich, will to message received shortly after. ter audience on March 18 with the ------A t the. special town meeting held In the plans are Captain Herbert Pratt and Whitney Choral club on j Saturday it was voted to lay a l l w preach. Before he assumed the rectorship STATE THEATER C. Partridge, commander of the the program which the Mother's i tnlll tax to defrav expenses of the recently Rev. Mr. Richey was curate flight and Lieut. George R. Pond, club is sponsoring, is practically a town. Action regarding the discon ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT WE WILL INTRODUCE THE FIRST OF OUR SERIES OF INTERNA’nONAL NIGHTS. THERE vith a mechanic from the Pratt and of St. John’s church at Wilmington, new comer to local musical circles. tinuing of a public highway known w i l l b e f u n g a l o r e f o r EVERYBODY. COME AND^NJOY THE FUN—AI«) REMEMBER-THIS WILL B E IN Whitney company of Hartford, to Now a Hartford residept, coming Del. He is 28 years old, and is said as the Glllett road in Amston was to have executive as well as preach a d d i t i o n TO OUR REGULAR PROGRAM—AND AT REGULAR PRICES ! watch the motors. The mechanic from Cincinnati, where she studied tabled. ing ability. He was educated at will stand by the plane until its final with the Lino Mattioli at the Con Sunday morning worship was held FIRST INTERNATIONAL NIGHT OBSERVED AS , departure for the South American servatory of Music. Previously she Trinity school. New York, and was | at the church at 10i30. The minis graduated from the Donaldson | continent. studied with Etta Shanbacher ter Rev. J. W. Deeter preached on Captain Partridge in a telephone Smith, a pupil of Ralph Savage. At “Whatsoever shall bind on earth call last midnight told the promoters *y® shall be bound in Heaven and what of the flight that the plane in its ITAUAN NIGHT soever shall loose on earth shall be V \ tests yesterday fulfilled every ex SEVEN ACTS OF VAUDEVILLE—ALL ITALIAN TALENT-AS FOLLOWS; pectation. He was of the opinion loosed In Heaven.” William Zeleznlcky of Salem visit that it would reach Bethany Field MISS JOANA ACBTO ahead of schedule which might mean ed his sister, Mrs. A. C. Foote and ^ Ptano' Soloist ON THE SCREBN about noon, and possibly it would be family Sunday. ON THE SCREEN a non-stop flight from Detroit to A truck owned by Newington ANITA PASSACANTILLI New Haven, although if thought parties struck a car owned by the aingliig and Patter best, a stop for jtnore gas might be school nurse, Miss Vincent, as it was The Most Laughable Comedy Hit made at Buffalo, N. Y. parked by the road side in front of RUTH CARLO AND CARLO of the Year To Christen Plane. the residence of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. CHATTERTON Asslated by James Burn! The Chamber of Com'merce Jones. The'driver agreed to pay for ALAN HALE through its secretary J. F. Ferguson the damage done to the fender, IN LEONARD ECCELENTE AND has its plans completed for the Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fish and ‘‘THE LAUGHING Violin Virtuoso SALLY EILLEkS christening ceremony at the field daughters of Manchester' and Mr. ANNA REALE IN this afternoon and the dinner to and Mrs. Myron Post of East Hart LADY” Singing mid Dancing night. ford were Sunday visitors at Mr. WITH Mayor Miguel Gomez of Havana, “SAILORS and A. H. Post’s. CU VE BROOK RAYMOND DELLA FERRA Cuba, in a message received today Charles F. Burt is still at Man Clog -Dancing HOLIDAY” said the arrangements for the re The Story of a Lovely Lady Whom chester Memorial hospital. He hop One Laugh From Start to finish! ceiving the K of New Haven aloft ed to come home but just, now he Scandal Marks for Ruin! MONTE AND MAZZELLA had been perfected, a tri-motored isn’t as well. Mandolin and Guitar plane will be used in the refueling and activity would begin just as Soon as word came from New Haven school, Ilchester, Maryland. He re that the plane had taken off,for its ceived his B. A. degree at St. southern voyage. Mayor Gomez ex ■Virginia MacCracken WAPPING Stenhen’s college, Annandale-on- pressed his pleasure at the oppor the-Hudson, N. Y., now a part of tunity to give evidence of good will present she is an artist pupil of An eight pound daughter, Patricia Royal Dadmun and was recently Columbia University, in 1924. toward a sister city and to co-oper Marie, was born to Mr. and Mrs. Graduating from the General SPHAGHETTI — MACARONI ate in the enterprise. awarded the Dadnum scholarship in Edward Sharp at-St. Francis hospi SPRING competition with many others. Theological Seminary in New York AT tal on Sunday morning. Mrs. Sharp city, in May, 1927, he was ordained She is a vocalist of unusual at was Miss Margaret Colbert of South tainments and possesses a voice of deacon on May 26, 1927, and ordain TAFTS SISTER UNABLE Windsor before her marriage, ed priest Dec. 18, 1927. While at the WHOLESALE PRICES great flexibility and range. Mr. and Mrs. Judson Phelps of Her recent appearance at the seminary he was associated with FLOWERS Suffield and Mr. and Mrs. George A. Bushnell Memorial on the program the following Schools: The Cathe TO AnEN D FUNERAL Collins of Wapping returned to their sponsored by the 169th Regiment dral, diocese of Long Island, Har homes last Friday, after a month’s lem City, N. Y.. St. Simeon’s Larkspur, Stock, Skyzanthus. Band of the Connecticut National Snapdragons, Tulips and ail Guard establishing her as a favorite trip to Florida. church. New York city and St. Santa Ana, Cal., March 11.— (AP) Mr. and Mrs. Henry W. Chandler, George’s church, Maplewood, N. J. Macaroni or Spaghetti other, flowers and plants that with Hartford audiences. —Because of the illness of her hus who sold their farm recently, moved In the two last named schools he band Mrs. William A. Edwards, a This makes her second appear herald Spring are now in full their family to 179 Main street, held the post of director of religious sister of William Howard Taft, was ance with the Pratt and Whitney bloom at The Anderson Green Choral club, having been guest Manchester, last Saturday. education. He toolc active part, dur forced to remain at her home on a ing two years of his seminary houses and are now available ranch here today as the nation paid soloist at the benefit concert for the Thq Federated Workers held a course, in the work of the week day 10 for 80c for every occasion. Newington Home for Crippled Chil- i card party at the home of Mrs. Hec- its tribute to the former President religious education among children and Chief Justice. dren last December. ! tor H. West of Pitkin street. South The former Frances Taft, now the Her contributions to the local pro- 1 Manchester last Friday afternoon. in New York city and of the East and West Side tenement districts. Flowers wife of a retired Los Angeles physi gram covers two groups, seven The first prize wels won by Mr.s. You Can Buy The Best At cian, has been li'ving with her hus numbers in all. Robert Valentine of Pleasant Valley Arc Always Appropriate. band on their ranch here for five and the second by Mrs. Elizabeth years. Stoughton of East Hartford. In 1908, several months before her BOSTON’S TRIBUTE Mrs. George A. Frink’s father, Anderson Greenhouses son was nominated for the presi Nicholas Schrug of Burnside is ill at | Wall Street The Manchester Macaroni Factory 153 Eldridge Street Phone 86M~- dency, Mrs. Alfonso Taft, mother of the Hartford hospital, where he un-1 207 Spruce Street Phone 3805 William Howard Taft, visited Mrs. Boston, March 11— (AP)— Some derwent an operation. Italian Night at the State Edwards in Los Angeles. While where out on the lonely waste of the Willard Rogers, who formerly liv Briefs ItaUan Night at the State Theater. >1 there she issued a statement that ed on Foster street, and who We Will Donate a Basket of Flowers to the North Atlantic a gun boomed at We Are Donating One of the Prizes. created a sensation over the coun half-hour intervals today on the has been an invalid for several Lady GU-ing the Best Performance. try. She said her son was not her coast guard cutter Mojave. The years, is seriously ill at his home New York, March 11 — Today’s choice for president and concluded: cutter’s colors fluttered at half msist. and under the care of a trained new security offerings include an “He has a judicial mind, and I be There were probably none to see nurse. issue of 414,000.000 preferred stock lieve him to be intended for the or to Jiear the Coast Guardsmen’s of the Standard Oil Export Corp., chief justiceship, but I am willing to tribute to William Howard Taft and of $12,500,000 preferred stock leave his future to fate, and if the save the crew of the trim little ves of the Alleghany Corp., and are STATE THEATER BE(3NS American people call him to the sel and the sea gulls following her, LATEST STOCKS along the first large offerings of lARY’ AND‘CAL’ presidency I ■will abide by their de for the Mojave is on ice patrol. It stock made since the creash in the SPECIAL cision.’’ Stock Market last fall. Practically ALL-NATIONS PROGRAM is her duty to wars away other ves- TOMORROW EAT .scls from regions where icebergs New York, March 11.— (AP) — all of 'the new offerings since that FOOL fflDDEN MIKE BLAST WRECKS BUILDING have been discovered. The Stock Market turned irregular time have been bonds or short-term Wallingford, March 11.— (AP)— Orders for the memorial on the today after an opening outburst of notes. Local Italians to Lead Off AT One workman was slightly injured deep were wirelessed to the Mojave buying had carried more than two With Amateur Entertain- j and two others escaped unharmed from the Coast Guard headquarters more score issues to new high levels Several independent. Steel pro when a gas explosion practically here. Shipping in Boston joined in for the year. Trading was in heavy ducers in the Pittsburgh district Say N otog HiMgh Record ment in Serial Competition. ; wrecked a one-story building be the Nation-wide tribute to the man volume, with the ticker falling more have advanced the prices of black MURPHY’S longing to the Wallingford gas light who was once his ' countrymen’s a.nd galvanized sheets for second than 20 minutes behind the market. "Italian Night” will be presented company on North Washington chosen leader. Flags on merchant The exchange was ordered closed at quarter delivery $2 a ton. ing Instrument Is Set to at the State theater tomorrow night street here this morning at 10 men, government craft, ferries and 12:30 p. m. out of respect for the o’clock. tugs fluttered at half mast and The Westinghouse Air Brake Co. as the first of a series of “Interna r e s t a u r a n t memory of former Chief Justice Catch Every Word. tional nights”. Last evening the According to persons connected throughout the day the heavy voice Taft, whose funeral is being held to is reported to have 150 percent more with the gas company, an employe of a Navy Yard gun tolled off the orders on its books at the present State theater office was fairly day in Washington. swamped 'with talent of Italian birth GAMBA & GAMBA at work with a torch struck a “gas half hours. Called renewed unchanged a f 4 time than at. this time last year. BY BOBBIN COefNS pocket.” The explosion blew the or extraction desiring'to appear on Proprietors. percent with indications that the this program. From this talent and roof off and the south side of the Coal age reports that the warm j rate would be maintained. Wall Hollywood — An enterprising assisted by Louis Genovesi, Hugh building crumbled. The injured man TWO MINERS KILLED street is looking for a temporary weather during the greater part of “sound” man achieved a .silent is Vernon Rassmussien, who was Campbell, manager of the State, I stringency in call money over the February resulted in abrupt slack climax when Calvin Coolidge visited has selected a program of seven 35c treated for hums on his right hand. \ week-end because of the heavy ening of business in the bituminous the Hollywood studios. CHICKEN PIE An unofficial estimate places the acts. March 15 income tax payments, and coal markets of the coimtry, and damage at several thousand dol Steubenville, Ohio, March 11 — The bright Isoy The acts, as they will be presented the expiration of about $70,000,000 that the announcement by a number Short Orders A Specialty. (A P )—Cheated of all but two vic with the mike are as follows: Joanna Aceto, pian lars. in stock . and bond subscription of leading operators that winter tims among the 89 men trapped in ist, who recently presented a ex Waitress Service At The Tables. the smoke-filled tunnels, flames rights this week, the largest of prices would be maintained imtil slipped the record BOSTON’S POSTOFFICE. May 1. instead of ending on-April 1, ing instruinent be tremely fine recital at Watkins lapped stubbornly away today in the which is the Baltimore & Ohio Brothers music rooms; Anita Passa- depths of the Wolf Run mine of issue. has failed so far to interest the HOME MADE CARES, PIES AND PASTRY Washington, March 11.—(AP) — hind the visiting Jewish monologue; a full staged the Warnei' Collieries near Amster One of the most constructive market or stimulate demand. Increases in the appropriations for expresident as he cantilli, a blues singer with an ex W E SERVE A REAL CUP OF COFFEE dam, 25 miles from here that the pieces of news today was the pri the Federal building at Boston was sat between Mary cellent line of patter, featuring a sparks from the electric trolley pole vate estimate of another huge de presentation known as Carlo & approved today by the Senate ap of a train started a conflagration crease in crude oil production last Pickford and an propriations committee. FIND EXITS LOCKED Carlo, ■with. James Bumi accompan which for hours threatened a major week. This decline, coming at a time other member of ist in song hits, new and old plus The limit of cost being increased mine disaster, but heroic rescue when the seasonal demand for oil We Are Donating One from $6,000,000 to $6,750,000 in his party, watch musical talent seldom heard off the squad picking their way through products is increasing, was widely AT NEW BRITAIN FIRE ing the filming of professional stage; Leonard Ecce- order that the building may be con tongues of flames, springing from of the Prizes to be Given hailed as a constructive develop a talkie scene. lenti, known ibcally as a teacher of structed entirely of granite. timbers and coal, brought' every ment because of the large surplus Neither Coolidge violin with ability far above ' the Away Italian Night at man but two safely to the surface. stocks on hand. General Asphalt nor Miss Pickford ordinary and always a feature of The state. Paul Borowski, 65, died soon af crossed 60, and was accompanied in New Britain, March 11.— (A P )— Building Inspector Arthur N. was aware of the nny program be has consented to ter he was brought out. He suffer to new high ground by'Atlantic Re mike, hut that Olga B akova play on; Anna Reale, a dancer who ed from asthma and could not sur fining and American Republics. Rutherford was preparing today to Miss Pickford Proud Mother! present to Prosecutor Joseph G. made no difference, can step, with an excellent voice and vive the choking coal fumes he had General Motors crossed 45 to a ______^ and Coolidge ditto. a winning personality; clog dancing breathed. The body of Jack Woods alleged evidence that rear said nothing. new high level for the year, one The mike heard all they said, ex is always popidar and Raymond Pewoski, 37, was found beside a exists in a building, which was bloc^ of 15,000 shares changed actly nothing. Della Ferra, despite his youth is door of one of the mine rooms. hands at that price. Checker Cab, afire last night, were locked and that the state tenement house law The Coolidge autograph, by the a capable performer and worthy of Dupont, Radio, Timken Roller Bear a place on so fine a program; 'a GETS JAIL SENTENCE was violated. way, has been added to ..the moUey A Box of Gent’s Silk Hose Will Be Donated by The Pofa; ing, Coca Cola, Consolidated Film, collection on one of those t3rpical mandolin apd guitar combination Warren Bros., and General Refrac Damage of approximately $30,000 was caused by the fire. Several Hollywood autograph ‘'books”-^in for harmony and music is always a Coal Company as’ One of the Prizes to be Given Away: New Britain, March 11.— (A P )— tories were among the many other hit and Monte and Mazzela the j Mason C. Gray, alias G. E. Davis, persons were overcome by ammonia this case a violin whose? unvarnish Italian Night At The State Theater. ^ ' issues to sell at new peak prices for ed back is criss-crossed with signa closing act of the program will fea- | aged 47, of Hartford, was sentenced the year. fumes escaping from the refriger ator plant in a meat market on the tures of the movie-famous. As the ture this type of entertainment. | to jail and fined $50 in Police Court Peoples Gas, large blocks of which ground floor. They included four former president was leaving a set, A suitable reward •will be given today on a charge of obtaining are reported to have been taken out firemen and roomers on the second Lon Chaney halted' hinj ■with the the winning act by Warner Brothers, money under false pretenses, it be of the market by investment trusts, and third floors, which are used as request for the autograph for a owners of the State theater while ing alleged that he represented him was marked up 5 points to a new a boarding house. All who were friend, one of the set-musxcians. prizes will ^e given others on the self as being authorized to sell ad top at 289. Auburn Auto responded overcome by ammonia fumes and While Chaney held the violin, and program through the generosity of vertising space on signs which were to reports of increasing sales by Clean Coal smoke have virtually recovered. its owner the ink-bottle, Coolidge Anderson Greenhouses, The Polo to be hung in meeting rooms of climbing five points to a new peak labor unions. He pleaded guilty to Five boarders were carried down signed and went his way, scarcely Coal Co., Murphy’s Restaurant, of 254. J. I. Case broke 7 1-4 points, ladders from the upper stories by looking up. Bystanders wondered Gamba & Gamba, proprietors; and We see to it that all coal delivered by us is fre« one count and three couCts were Vanaidum Steel 5 1-2 and Industrial nolled. firemen equipped with gas masks. if he recognized the grateful star. the Manchester Macaroni Factory. from dirt and of the best quality obtainable; burniiig Rayon 5. Renewal of selling pres Edward Johnson, a roomer on the The winner on tomorrow night’s Police claim that Gray accepted sure against Simmons Company Kid Gloves down to a fine ash without creating clinkers and clof-i, money from several local merchants, third floor, tried to make his exit program will enter a final contest carried that issue down more than A certain movie old-timer arises Dorothy Goss, 8, of 343 West 85 tn claiming to have the sanction of the from the building by using a “fire competing with the •winners of other’ ging the grate. Prompt service. Bt., New York City, has posed for three points to 58 1-2, or below the to deplore the passing of Holly nationalities, at some future date. Middletown Central Labor Union to escape” made of a heavy knotted wood’s golden days of rough-and- many artists. She’s the picture of solicit advertising. Secretary Egan low price touched in the November rope. 'He weighs 200 pounds and iiealth. No wonder her mother break last year. U. S. Industrial dropped to the ground when his ready, wild-and-wooly chivalry. of the Connecticut federation of •Then,” he bewails, “ men settled SEC. MOYA RESIGNS gays: “I’m proud as can be of my Alcohol, Hershey Chocolate and strength gave out. One o t his legs labor confronted Gray after the arguments and unfriendly disputes attle girl. She’s always bright, ac American & Foreign Power fell 2 to was broken. police court hearing and said he had with their fists. Now they go about tive, robust been on his trail for two years. 3 1-2 points. Stock in several adjoining stores Santo Domingo, Dominican Re “I give California Fig Syrup a lot The closing was irregular. Total was damaged by smoke. The prop the business witii kid gloves.” public, March ll.-^(AP)—Martin Df credit for her wonderful condi CAUSE OF CRASH. sales approximated 2,300,000 shares. erty is owned by the Monis Schu- ' Be that as it may, I seem to re Moya resigned today aa secretary of tion. I have used it with her for pack estate. It is immediately north call a recent encounter between state for ' the interior., President bllALlTf ivery little upset or cold. It always TO SUPPRESS GAMBLING. of the tracks of N. Y. N. H. & H. writing Jim TuUy and acting John Rigel Estrella Urena appointed as Washington, March 11.— (AP)— GUbert not the least .tainted by the has her back to^ normal in a few The death, of nine school children railroad. , his successor the l a ^ s r Jacinto B. Paris, March —(AP)—The fi “kid” glove influence. Pe'vnado. The n ew ' secretary, who and the driver of r school bus at 11 nance committee of the caiamber of . Returns ’ was minister of justice imder Presi When a child shows, by bad Berea, Ohio, Jan. 22 in a collision CORl breath, coated tongue, biliousness Deputies voted' favorably today on a SANFORD’S SUCCESSOR. Olga Baclano^, the Russian ac dent Baez In 1914, is a brother of with a New York Central railway measure to suppress all private tress who weiit into vaudeville Francisco J. Pevnado, foreign min ir feverishness, that the little train, was held today by the Inter clubs in Paris where gambling is 'Washington, March 11.— (AP) — when It appeared' her accent would ister. . jowels are clogged, you know the state Commerce Commission’s I lystem needs a prompt cleansing. permitted. It was ssiid that the bill, The President plans to confer with hinder future talkie work, has step Bureau of Safety, to have been if passed by the deputies, would shut Chief Justice Hughes and Attorney ped into a talkie role immediately California Fig Syrup does the caused by the bus being driven on And Don Terry, picked up In a local vork quickly and gently. In adoi- off thousands, of club members from General Mitchell before appointing a on her return.. . .She’s to have the restaurant by the author of “Me. Pola the tracks in front of one train af *cn. it helps tone and strengthen baccarat, ebemiu de fer, ecarte and successor to Associate Justice Ed lead in “Alone With You” opposite ter waiting for another to pass. Gangster” for the title role in that Yard, 83 Hawthorne St., Manchester. PhoQfi t91 vcait bowels and stomach. So it other games, other than roulette ward Terry Sanf'>rd. Arthur Lake... .jBetty Compsoii is underworld story, subsequently sign back on the Universal lot, working Oflfice, 65 School St., South nves lasting help. which already is forbidden under Along ■'^th this' Ilford from the ed by Fox and soon released, comes The word California marks the There .are fewer bathtubs in the White House today, it was said that there for. t^e prst time since she ■ “Down by the United States than there are auto French law. 'enuinc; the pure vegetable product The annual turnover of these Sanford’s successor probably would mobiles. But then of course Satur Dvcd’ by children and pronounced be named Within a month.- p e u u n . day night comes only once a week. clubs reach an enormous sum. afe and effective by doctors.—adv. ' 1V, . 'r r'- '' I I m iOTNG S ^ « ra »»AtlCHBSTEB. QQNN, ^PAGE EIGHT sponsible for .most cif Om bBt LABORATE HOOKUP From Sydney tB6; «sq)lorer’i ]Vanderi>Ut*s Daughter Asks Public made the long Jump from Ai Ji^ascagni, Music Master' to Schenecta^. Short wav« VK2ME
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., /TUESDAY, MARCH Url980.
much in a spirit of prttlclsm as In a spirit of helpfulness and of convert JOBLESS srru A n oN : ing the House into a CJouncll .of STATp DpCRATS COLUMBIA Skull of ^Peking Woman* S tate/’ V .1 I? The Liberal leader declared that MACKIEY’S USED CARS IN ENGLAND WORSE the House of Commona could, Aot The special meeting held by Spurs New Hunt for Eden escape Its responsibility In this mat Spring Clearance Continiies W O l ORGANIZE Columbia Grange Thursday evening ter. Mr. Thomas had worked hard was attended by 80 patrons, mostly but as far as his remedies were con 1929 DE SOTO SEDAN ...... • from Columbia and Hebron Granges. Peiping— (AP)—The skull of the cerned he had taken lOO narrow, Deierves the attentioa of any one looking for a comfortaUe, Lloyd George Starts Debate limited and far too timid a view of The 3rd and 4th degrees were con “Peking woman'' bpars out the the reasonably priced, light six sedan. Examine this car and yWf ; Thomas Hewes to Address ory that man’s^birthplace lies buried his responsibility. Effective steper will see why we claim it f5 be a “buy.” ; ferred by the degree team from iS*^ Asia, says > Da • A. W. Grabau, .h Commons on Unem- Lloyd George saidj had not been Hebron Grange to the Misses Alice paleontolo^st of the (^inese . I- i taken to overcome the present 1929 CHEVROLET C O A C H ...... $445.90“ Women In Waterbury on Brown, Adeline Brown, Bertha gMlbgical survey. •emergency. , Inspect this 1929 car before you buy either a new or a used Strickland, Ellen McDermott, Mrs. ^ iSth expedition to search';for this . ployment Problem. one. Your tliiae will be w U worth It. Notice the fact that the March 18. Daisy Tatro, Homer Brousseau, and Teat’ ' garden is' expected. to start advertised prices are $6(1 to $75 less than those being sold else Carleton Hutchins, the other three i fjfo'm\here'next summer; Dr. Roy where. candidates being unable' to be pres- (ihap^an Andrews of, the American London, March 11.— (A P)—David museum of natural history hoj^s 1928 CHEVROLET COACH ...... $310.00 ent. Worthy State Chaplain Charles { Lloyd George, 'opened the Liberal Fully equlpp^. Completely conditioned. Thousands of mUeSt Hartford, March 11. — (AP) — Downes of Killingly Grange was | tb lead such a search. ' After years of exploring in Mon- guns on the government’s unemploy of comfortable, dependable transportation. Promise of renewed activity by. the present to inspect the Grange and i he found thq site where he so-called reorganization group of made a few remarks. At the close | golia ed problem in accordance with an A P iece 1927 -1928 WHIPPET COACHES-- ^ ^ ^ ^ of the meeting supper was served by thinks it possible that man s re annoimeement from Liberal head We have two mighty good cars here. They will stand any test. the Democratic state party after a mains could have been preserved the refreshment 'committee, consist quarters last Saturday “ that the The 1927 sells at only $160.00, and the 1928 at $825.00. -The long period of quiet is contained in ing of creamed chicken on biscuits, for\more than a million years. o f Paper latter is a “Six.” The paint, top, tires and upholstering are the aimouncement of the Coimecti- pm.'(Jrabau’s belief that Asia was period of truce” on the unemploy potato chips, cake and coffee. The splendid. cut Federation of Democratic Wom next meeting March 19th will be in the ortigfinal Eden is based on sup ment problem was definitely at an When you buy lire insurance, en today that Thomas Hewes, of charge of the Home Economics positions that 20 million years ago end. you are given a piece of paper 1928 CHEVROLET C O U P E S...... $320.00 Farmington will address the month Committee. The special feature will t^ere occurred “one of the most The former premier , inaugurated Your choice of several Duco Jobs. Try out one of Uiese cars, ly meeting of that organization in stupendous physical events in his debate in the House of Commons by —a policy. ' , be an exhibition of hand work of Its real value to you depends if you ore in tho market for a coupe. We will he glad to trade Hotel Elton, Waterbury on March the Grange members, and it is tory,” the upheaval that created the calling attention to figures showing in the coupe you are dri'ving as a down payment. their i Himalaya mountains. that the number of unemployed upon the company issuing the 18. hoped everyone will hunt up _ , x,. i- NOTE: We have to o ff^ as a special clean-up this week— Mr. Hewes, who has been identi best specimen of their particular 1 south of the mountains the cli- when the labor government took policy. As we represent the fied with the reorganization move DR- A. W. GRABAU office was 1,100,000 while the latest a variety of Fords and one or two- Chevrolets which will take linc of work. \ mate remained warm, man Indolent HARTFORD FIRE INSUR you to and from work at practically no cost at all. There are r ment for sometime and who is men The German measles has struck i and unprogressivc. Dr. Grabau con- figures show 1,539,300'jobless tioned as a possible successor to is represented by the Piltdpwn skull. He said that J. H. I'homas, Cabi ANCE COMPANY, one of the three sedans and a couple of coupes and tourings. These cars town, and has appeared in Center j tends. That site, with whatever are sold at prices rang^g from $25.00 to $40.00. Why pay any Thomas J. Spellacy on the riational in the last i story it contains, now lies buried Another, it is believed; came ewt- net minister who Is In charge of the companies sponsoring the ad school with three cases w&rd End to one of Its women be* unemployment problem, while right more? committee will outline his views of few days. West street school has | three miles deep under sands that vertisement in the adjoining the party’s needs if it is to get any for millions of years have blown longs the newly found Peking skull, ly pleading for patience, had led the had several cases and their teacher which seems to !^e contemporaneous column, you can expect true WITH AN 0. K. THAT COUNTS ! < where in Connecticut politics. Mr. over it. House to believe that a definite im has been out the past week with with and somewhat like the Pilt- •Hewes said today that he will place them, a substitute being in charge North of the Himalayas the cli pression on the alarming figures value. this issue directly before the Demo mate turned cold, man had to learn down fossil. would be made by February but that Be sure your policies give during her absence. Mr. and Mrs. While living In this Mongolian cratic women, for he believes under Robert Cobb are recovering from work, find fire, live in the open. today’s figures .were .1^7,000 worse you the protection you desire. The Maddey Chevrolet Co., Inc. its present set-up and policies the From there he migrated all over home, Dr. Grabau believes, man than the same time lastyekr. the disease. learned to quarrel and to protect Telephone 3665. ^ 10 East Center Street , Telephone 68^4 party cannot attract sufficient votes A state policeman assisted by the world. Calls For Review to assure it of victory at the polls. himself by forming the clan system. “Mr. Thomas must feel disap Constable Harvey Collins were sta One branch went to England and FAYETTE B. Hands Off Policy. tioned at the intersection of roads pointed as is the whole country” , he The 'Connecticut Federation of on the Green Sunday afternoon, ex said. “The time has come therefore CLARKE Democratic women, however, ac amining passing cars for driver’s j for a very candid and fearless re Phone 8665 cording to Mrs. Mary Hayden, licenses. A number enjoying Sun INCENDIARY CONFESSES view of the whole position not so 10 Depot Square, leader of the Waterbury delegation ERLANGER’S WILL Manchester local federation, will not interest it day rides without licenses were | given a ticket to appear in town Representing the self at the coming meeting in the New York, March 11. — (AP) — Boston, March 11— (AP)—Police Fifth District Congressional situa court tomorrow. c m BETTER Mr. and Mrs. Jewett Collins of His brother and two sisters were said today they had a confession tion. They will leave the selection named residuary legatees in the will from Peter F. Hughes, a 28-year-old AIN BACK fEilS FINE HARTFORD of candidates to the men, she in Hamden announce the birth of a •ftM MtuteroI»—tootluns, taf* second boy, on Thursday. Mr. Col of Abraham Lincoln Erlanger, the salesman, that he had set four fires F IR E INSURANCE CO. sisted. However, the Democratic “Napoleon of the Theater” filed in from midnight until 8 a. m, yester —it applied once every konr lot women want to know more about lins was a Columbia boy and as a day morning in two stores and two 5 hmm. Yea ehould even feel brother of Town Clerk Hubert Col surrogates court today. No provi better efter fint eppUeetien. _ and other strong and depen&ble the candidates for the national sion was made for the woman who automobiles in the West Roxbury companies. committeemen’s post and for that lins. district for the thrill of seeing them The March town meeting was declared herself as his widow. The reason invited all such candidates to will dated October 18, 1927 describ bum. ADJUSTING speak at the meeting. Only one, held Saturday afternoon at the Damage of $100 was done to a MUsterqlP Town Hall, with a good attendance. ed Mr. Erlanger as unmarried. however, has accepted the invita Former Supreme Court Justice confectionary store and of $300 to tion. He is Archibald McNeil of The first clause in the warning was an upholstery establishment, with in regard to unused highway rights Mitchell L. Erlanger, Miss May Er Bridgeport, former state senator, langer and Mrs. Caroline Bergman losses of under $50 to both of the who telegraphed from Florida, In the North District, and this mat cars. He was arrested by a po iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimniiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiini ter was left to the Selectmen to ad are the three legatees. They divide where he is on a vacation, thafr he the residue equally. Justice Erlan liceman who had seen him at all of FIRE LOSSES: would appear before the federation just. The second clause was to see ger, in addition is to receive all his the blazes. The man had no previ and discuss his candidacy. Alfred if the town would consider the mat brother’s horses, saddles, automo ous police record. ’..t. N. Phillips of Stamford, former ter of sending High school pupils to biles, wearing apparel, watches and Two other fires of suspicious ori 1 u ». Lebanon instead of to Windham mayor, an avowed candidate, noti jewelry. , , gin occurred in the section during I FIRE INSURANCE | fied the organization he could not High school. This was voted down Mr. Erlanger’s estate is variously those hours. be present. Mrs. Hayden said that with a nearly unanimous vote, the estimated at from $10,000,000 to s Policies That Offer Adequate Protection—PLUS E parents especially opposing . any Mr. Hewes’ convention sent to speak $75,000,000. MAN FATALLY BURNED. S The Friendly Co-operation of Our Office. S Fine Record o f to the group was given on the con change in this respect. The third Each of Mr. Erlanger’s nieces clause in the warning was to take New Haven, March 11,— (AP)— dition that his participation in the and nephews, a grand nephew and Frank Adelmo, 40, was fatally program would not be construed as action regarding traffic lights on the a grand niece are given $1,000. Green. After much discussion this burned today in a'fire which de meaning that he was seeking Mr. stroyed his home in Hamden at a Fair Dealing Spellacy’s place on the national com- matter was finally voted down. The HOLDEN & NELSON Inc. I loss of $3,500. His wife and chil 1 ralttee. However. Mr. Hewes has 4th clause was in regard to a vote SENATE TO RECESS dren are in Italy. Phone 8657 E not committeed himself concerning passed last fall at annual town The man built a fire in the stove E 583 Main Street his willingness to accept the place meeting to purchase land and make a connecting road just below the and it is thought that sparks ig if the party asked him to take it. Washington, March 11.— (AP)— j nited the furnishing. 'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim Green with the old road and the .new A two-day recess will be taken by state road. As those would used this the Senate in honor of the late Wil The last licking flame has been qnenened. proposed road were decidedly op NEW HAVEN AIRPLANE liam Howard Taft. The firemen have returned to their station?. posed to it preferring to use the old Senator Watson of Indiana, highway, the vote to purchase the publican leader, made this an-' Ashes— sm
\ ■'-r>- ■ym -•yfu T-IS; ;■ ■'■ ■ , . ,jr : J W TOESOXir, MARCH 11, IB ^ :, A t.- SpUlii ai^CH?STER. CONN., t; iK.N .Si' PLAITS TFPIOAL‘OF ;OT . ; ;';1 m mm -»■'J r r Ki' ■ MODil'S'SBIi^TN^SSli i. ' ■ '.T* ' ‘ j ANNE AllfflN' For * ■ Sports and Spectator Sports i yom G B r ;9 buf? G o « r ~ ’ AUTHOR of; ■ ■-''‘THE'AVElieiHQ ff^RROT*- Kit< POORLY MADE ICE PICK IS a come off and the drive on the head ^?TME'BLACK pigeon: ETC. CAUSE-Or MANY PAINFUL forces the point inio the ice. All Sharp instruments l i ^ }n the ■ ■, ■ . 'i;' ■" ■ ■■'. t. .A * ■' ‘ ACCnMGNTS. V •Ig&OlyHC^-jSRyteglHC- ^ home should have a pdrmahifn^ phice . By DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN safe from chirdren, and sncgild'al ways be-kept in that place when not KSSi' Editor Journal of the American T I love to watcb,. children’s hands. Medical Assodation and of Hygeta, ' actually in use. sympathetic^ly, in the character of the quarrel that followed—her bro the Health Magazine. ther being present and then beating I ain'interested in all hands, but'es- j b e g i n h e r e t o d a v . felloW-giieat.'-V^-, it in a panic?” pecially those oi chUdren. They: ALARM CLOCKS “Paraou xpe.' sir,"' Wickett spoke. seem so eager—so alive— so impa- [ A large proportion of the serious j t'rom the floor of a lake on the “I see a ' sU'eclal« deUvery ,boy coiU- tieht to be doing. . ' accidents that occur to human ^ kitchen alsurm* clock can be Berkeley estate. Detective Dundee ihg up the drivewliy.. ?^hkp,»js ra^ "Perhaps,” Dundee conceded re- ’.V lifts the body of lovely Doris Mat - ' , the 1« v\vV\v^ »/--4 I like to imagine what future beings take place in the home. Mark ^ little helper in the hoine.‘- Set it thews. lady’s maid, grimly announc Ues ahead of them. Will they be Twain emphasized the fact that for starting meals, for taking mefll- musical hands, brtaging out;, the ing “ Murder.!” to , his, fellow guest, “I’ll go,” Dundee interrupted* ‘T m | CSorinda Wasn’t e w r y ^ it. I m sure more people die in bed than any cind, for taking in the laundry, going VI fvuv4 -waiUng melodies of a piano, , the Seymour' Crosby. expeettog a ape'dal delivery letteb of that. Not in her hands, at least, , , - i t , to market and other things you need mVsdf” .. * ! for she had nothing in them but the songs of a •violin, or the golden j place else to do at a certain time of- day. It Is seven o’clock of a Saturday Luckily, he'reached tlie-back door scarf with which Dorisis^rts w®*"® notes of a flute?' Will they make Around the home people catch morning In September. Friday before -Uie "^b$y had dismounted bound. And she was wearing ^® ^ pictures? Will they write books 6r their Anglers in doors, bang tfieir e\'cnlng In the Berkeley home had from his bicycle. As he had expect- those light, floating compose‘operas ? Perhaps * they .will 1 eyes into all sorts of fixtures, fall been so unpleasant that Dundee, | - jjQjj.t have capacious pockets, be skilled with tools, or in roanipu-: off step-ladders and down steps, be '^^K ITC fl^N by young ed, the long, tWek envdope; 11^ fd - ...... InNited to HUlcrest **" had'dressed to hlraself.; He sigpped’ the I believe. Although the light was lating the-complicated iBstrumfenti come asphyxiated by leaking gas aU^STIONNAIRG Dick Berkeley for ' slip, and was eagerly scanning the dim, I had a pretty clear picture of I boards of aircraft. They may- di^w I fixtures, and cut themselves on all ------I ------had premonlttons of ^ (first of the .nwspaper- .clippings her as she.descent#d the stairs and I the plans for skyscrapers, or Invent j sorts of kitchen appliances. Around household are : Mr. and Mrs. Bffko , w.-j, -he enVelone contained* be- I; could swear the cape wasn’t "new wonders in an electrical-labors-1 a home a man can’t be too careful. tory, or save lives by the surgeon’s j lev, the latter a >’ulgar, snobbish ffore the boy was well away. weighted down at all— floated about --.O hEM'OAO Mr. Robert Northrup of the Bu Ho'clal-cUmber; Dick, -tipsy pro “These must' be!from the news her, in fafct.” knife. ■'.1 reau of Industrial Hygiene of the fligate: Clorlnda, engaged to Cros paper morgue,” Dundee decided. “Maybe the maid. Doris, had What important things hands are! | ■ New York State Department of by, a New York societj- widower; “I’ll have’ to -be careful of them. stolen the perfume,” Strawn of- The Story of Hands ' t i ^0\i — Labor has recently commented on Gigi, 15-year-old sub-deb; Mrs. Much better than tbe resume ^ ! fered.” Let us follow tteir story through ; the deadly ice pick. This, he insists, Lambert, social-secretary to Mrs. asked for. GkKafd, old Strawn!” I “I heard Mrs. Berkeley say last an average baby’s life: . I is one of the poorest constructed and Berkeley and a close friend of Cros ' night that Doris hated perfume At eight or nine weeks he touches : assembled hand tools on the market by’s; ‘ Wickett, the butler, and No time to read them now, al that it gave her a sick headache to his hands together. ' ’ , In 1928 32 accidents with ice picks Eugene Arnold, chauffeur, Doris» though he was keen to rfcfresh his smell it,” Dundee objected. “And At nine or ten ' weeks ^he vblun- I occurred in New York state for HOW tarily puts his hands to his mouth, i which it was necessary to pay com fiance. memory of the briefly sensatlonkl although the stuff was expensive- Before sleeping Dundee had “ Crosby case.” ■ Strawn and his men worth ?32 an ounce, according to At twdve weeks he usually be-! pensation. CAN I WHIP puezicd over several questions; might arrive any minute,’ and his Mrs. Berkeley— and the crystal flask gins to suck his thumb or to put | Id most cases the accident occurs some of his fingers in his mouth. ! Why Is Clorlnda marrying Crosby chief must not catch him disobey was valuable in itself, I can’t some as follows. The person who is using CREAM OR ing orders. He thrust the envelope how see Doris as a petty thief. Also, At this time he also learas the; the ice pick to break ice finds that when she Is still in love with John sense of touch. He will often toubh Maxwell? Why did Clorlnda steal into the pocket, of his dressing-gown w’hy should she take it with her on the shaft slips out of the hcmdle and a rendezvous with her mistress’ something with a sort of definite in THE W H inS OF EGGS out of the house after 11? Why did wished heartily for trousers, and [ the blunt end of the steel goes right walked slowly back to the summer-1 son?” vestigation without actually looking through the palm of the hand. In Glgl snatch the crj'stal flask of per at it. QUICKER? fume, presented to her mother by house. If only-he could get to work, ..gy me!” Strawn shrugged. “But! cheap ice picks the shaft is merely | At sixteen to twenty weeks he will j forced into an undersized drilled Crosby, and sprinkle all the guesls make a thorough search of the sum- 1 you yourself say she was killed with | begin to reach for ^ings and try j hole in the handle. The point of the Add a pinch o f Ivory Salt " with It? Did Doris meet Dick Berke merhouse and'the lake’s edge for the perfume flask, or at least ^ clues! But of, course. Strawn was stunned with a blow which broke to take hold of them. He will be j ice pick sticks in the ice and as the ley late at night as he had forced to the cream or egg whites. right. As a guest in the .Berkeley the flask before she was dumped 463 awkward and the movements will be | handle is not firmly fixed it prompt Thisspeedsup ikewhipping hw to promise? How late did Mr. vague, also he will use both hands} home, his profusion unsuspected, he into the lake. It’ll be up to the cor By ANNETTE ly pulls out. and Mrs. Berkeley quarrel over alike, but initiative is quite notice-; process, and does not in any could be of infinite value tb the po oner to determine the cause of The tv^ed-like printed jersey Il AVhen a hand is infected by an ice Clorlnda’s engagement in the li lice. He did manage, however, with death, and I suppose he’d better get abl®. , ^ I I pick the wound is usually infected. way affect the flavor. lustrated i^ distinctly characteristic In another two or three weeks he j brary? „ , . out being noticed by Crostiy *^® busy as soon as he arrives. . . . of the new French Sports vogue. It ' Such an injury should be promptly .\nd now, who killed Doris Mat will look at things before he puts . For the coontlets other kitchen butler, who were talking together, Now, one other thing. Young is flattering violet-blue coloring. ; v,- rnnnth ^av at 20 to cleaned and treated with an anti thews by striking her over the to retrle-ve the crystal stopper pick Berkeley hasn’t returned, I sup- Plaits are now taking the place of them into his mouth, say at 20 to septic such as tincture of iodine or and household uses of this fa -. head with the perfume flask, mous salt see the new 'Worceater ing it up "With* his handkerchief, in pos®?” flares. Hips are extremely flat. The weeas. mercurochrome. An infection of the whose odor pervades the siumner- Salt Cook Book. 'Write fo r your which he wrapped it carefully be "Not that I know of. He wasn t collaries neckline outstandingly, things rather experUy, palm of the hand is difficult to con house? Dundee summons Captahi fore putting it into the pocket of free copy today, addressiB|: in his room, as I told you. when I popular. trol and may produce permanent Worcester Salt Company, <1 Strawn of the Homicide Squad. his dressing-gown. went in to arouse him for the ^wim- sometimes with one htind. crippling. Style No. 463 also makes up at After nine or ten months, his Murray Street, New York City. NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY. It w'as dreary waiting, with that minin party: I haven’t been up since Because of its manner of con tractively in flat silk crepe. hands become very active. They still, wet body on the bench, and the murder was discovered. You In navy blue, orange-red and Lan struction the ice pick is an unbal are in everything. He opens lids, CHAPTER VIII. the odor of the perfume pouring told me to stay on the scene of the anced instrument. Not infrequently vin green, it is particularly smart. takes things out of boxes, some “Hello! Dundee .speaking. . . • over them, with every gust of the crime.” Printed crepe silk in yellow-beige children get punctured wounds of i Right!” Strawn agreed. “But now times can put them back. It is Coimect me with Captain Strawn s now brisk south wind. But at last and brown in modernistic pattern is the face or eye when the point of j at the risk of Crosby’s thinking you through his hands at this age that home, please,” the young detective the ordeal was ended. Three cars, the ice pick rebounds. In a pro with the initials “P. D.” on their are too thick with the police, I want said, in a low voice when Police r ’ tbe n o r S perly made ice pick the handle is j doors swept up the driveway and you to go and have another look in Headquarters had answered. A min of plsin brown crepe. | Manv Hands cast on the shaft and the end of | curved round the house to the east, his room. Take care not to spread ute or two later, after his chief s Featherweight tweed in i eleven months he will prob- the shaft is deeply scored within the aimblng out of the first car. Cap the alarm, however, and if young treuse green, aquamanne blue wool | ^^At rig^t hand cast- iron head. The handle cannot sleepy growl had come over the tain Strawn apparently gave orders Berkeley’s there, have him come to ONCA ce p e aid f f i h l s left, althoug'b not all wire, Dundee recounted the discov to his police retinue to sit tight and the summerhouse immediately. . . . ery of Doris Matthews’ murder in blue tones are jaunty ideas you ii ^ gome children are am- await further orders, for he was By the way, whose idea was the like as few words as possible. alone as he strode across the clipped swimming party, anyway?” ir.,.. t«7nrrirohP it ran be < bidextrous and would remain so if “Murder at Hillcrest!” Strawn in green lawn. "Georgiana Berkeley’s,” Dundee terrupted early in the recital. You “ Well, the law is upon us, and I answered curtly. “They call her or linen. 1 andorerl forth oHthwith nPWnew thCOritheories in train didn’t get bored with nothing to do, imagine I am in for the first grill Gigi. She’s only a kid—15.” It is designed in sizes 16, 18, 20 ing. Should children be taught the • and kill the girl yourself, did you, ing,” Dundee said to Crosby, and, “Then I suppose that let’s her years, 36, 38, 40 and 42 inches bust. use of both hands or not? And A n it a Page Bonnie?” with a well-assumed air of resigna out,” Strawn conceded. "She’d tion, went to meet his chief. hardly in-vite a party down to see should ambidextrous children be al-1 But when the brief story was fin Manchester Herald lowed to continue using both hands ished Captain Strawn was not in a “Well, boy, what’s the lay?” what she’d done, then obligingly Strawn asked. “Any facts you didn't discoyer the body herself. Unless Pattern Service without Interference. jocular mood. He issued ordeis Personally, I incline to the latter i grimly: “Get back on the scene of tell me over, the phone'?” there’s something in that old saying 463 Briefly, but omitting no essential about a criminal returning to the way. I the crime immediately, and don't let .As ou» pattern.-* are mailed At one year of age, initiation is, h ow to be Cros’ey out of your sight till 1 ar detail, Dundee told of seeing Clo- scene of the crime. . . . Hey. boy! from New York City please allow rinda Berkeley steal out of the Keep your shirt on! I’m not accus very pronounced. A child will pile rive. You say the butler’s with him live days. house the night before; of Dick ing anyone—yet! But in a case like up his blocks, put his dolly in'bed. now? Good! See that nothing’s Berkeley’s proposed rendezvous with this you’ye got to think of every Price 15 Cents' try to button his shoe, or brush his touched, and for God’s sake, don t I hair. the murdered girl, Md of Dick’s ab thing. Now get along with you!” Name ...... spread the alarm through the bouse. sence frorp his,room throughout the Before this, however, as early as And say, lie low, Dundee! nine months sometimes, he can pull night. (To Be Continued) t^ize Don't give yourself .away .as a de “Hmm!” Strawn considered, himself ' to a standing position i tective. As a guest in the housti, frowning. “Wonder if those two Address ...... steadying himself by one hand. forcibly detained there by the police, facts are connected? Suppose Clo- ST.ARLINGS IN IOWA. I I often wonder, since bands play you may be a lot of help, just as rinda knew, in' some way, of the such an important part in a child’s vou were in the Rhodes House mur affa.ir betweep' her .brother and the Kekokuk, la. — (AP) — Large Send your order to the “ Pat I history, how much affect on his na- tern Dept., Manchester Evening ders." maid, had the same bright idea flocks of a bird new to southeastern I ture and training our treatment of Dundee grinned faintly as he you did of preventing another meet Iowa are identified as starlings in a Herald, So. Manchester, Conn." I those little members may have. “ Yessed" every .order of his chief. ing and .possibly ame^y scandal on report to the American Association "A lot of help’! in the Rhodes the eve of her marriage to the so for the Advancement of Science oy House murders, indeed; He'd ciety. swell, sneaked out to argue a y d e E. Ehinger, M. D., a bird ex solved that case practically single- with the girl‘*apd killed her during pert’. handed. hadn’t he? And Lieuten ant Strawn had become Captain Strawn as a result! But what dvd credit and promotion matter? It was the game itself he loved. . . As he obeyed his chief and re turned directly to the summerhouse, Dundee -ealized, a little.shame a facedly, that^ his horror over Doris's brutal'murder w|is already giving way to the thrill of the chase to run down her murderer. houscAvives But tears for Doris had already i begun to flow, Dundee discovered, as * he neared the summerhouse. Wick ett was dabbing at his eyes with a folded handkerchief, and Crosby wheeled, whipping out his oy/n handkerchief from his retrieved AGREE dressing-gown, when he saw his fel low-guest approaching. "The police will be here imme diately,” Dundee announced. “Cap tain Stravra in charge.” To his belief, the name meant You sometinies hear that Photo by f. Biill nothing to the butler. Undoubtedly % A n it a P a g e , the young Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer star whose beauty has won milhons of hearts, AVickett had come to Hillcrest and some other loaf is “ as good as says: “ / always use Lux Toilet Soap. It keeps my skin so wonderfully amooth. the Berkeleys since the middle of July: otherwise, if Wickett took any interest in his crime news at all, he Bond Bread/* When people must have seen Strawn’s name daily in connection with the murders at <1 o r the girl Avho wants to be charming, untilnowalmost every the Rhodes House. Then Dundee re want to speak in the highest membered one of Mrs. Rhodes’ quo one thing, is essential,” says Anita girl I know is devoted - 0 F to this delightful soap. tations from the society page, in terms o f anything, they say ^ Page, the girl whose blonde loveliness has n which August was mentioned as the won her universal devotion bn the screen. date Mrs. Berkeley and Clorlnda had “ Catherine Dale returned from Europe. Probably the that “ it is as good as gold.” **lfs smooth skin! Owen, for inSti^ee. house had been closed for the sum Did you ever see mer; with luck, not even I^ck *‘Nd matter how lovely your figure—your Berkeley w6uld remember that he— O f course, it is not as good as ^ eyes—your hair—you can’t have that com smoother, lovelier^ Dundee—had been “ mixed up” in an pelling so m eth in g imless your skin is softly skin? And Kfiy J^^* other sensational murder case. But Wickett w'aa speaking, tremu gold unless it is gold, and no clear and glowing. And if it is, you’re sure son, too. Iliey bbth lously; “Mr. Crosby and I have been . to be attractive! cathsrinbdalb Owbn use Lux Toilet Soap talking about the poor girl in there, bread can be as good as Bond M.a.M.usesLuxToiletSoap regularly. sir. You saw her for a moment last ’ “ Screen-stars, you know, have to keep night yourself, sir. I’m sure you will their skin silky smooth and fine-textured “ Regular care Awith Lux Toilet Soap—> agree with us that she was a—a "< A* .,* Bread unless it is Bond Bread. " every minute. Motion picture directors found that’s my prescription for lovely slrin—i^nd little darling, sir.” -if out long a|o that Awithout lovely skin no The expression fell strangely from an y girl can follow it! ’’ ■Mi’: the usually austere iips of the but ^Cottage Ch® ^ 1^1 can hope to Awin and hold the hearts of ler, and Dundee was touched to the . millions. The glaring heart. Here *vas sincere grief. — there is no bread like 9 out of 10 Lovely Stars use it—in “Yes, she was a very beautiful 'After all ^'dose-up lights reveal-’ girl,” Dundee answered huskily. even the ffniesf flaws! Hollywood—on Broadwqy— in Europe "You knew her, too. Mr. Crosby? I .■i believe I heard you talking about “ Several years ago, Of the 521 important Holljrwood actresses, her with Mrs. Lambert last night.” ^some of us^scovered including all'stars, 511 use Lux Toilet Soap. Seymour Crosby - pocketed his 'ju st the our skin handkerchief, but his somber brown care The Broadway stage stars are devoted, to it, "n^eds to keep it al- eyes glistened with fresh tears as too. And now even the European stare haAxe he ans.wered imsteadUy; “Yes, ,T w ^ s at its best—Lux knew her /ery v/ell indeed. , She enthusiastically adopted itl ’ was my — wife’s maid for -several The h0medike\o^.i Tdlet Soap! Then years. Phyllis — Mrs. Crosby —was more and more o f the If you aren’t caring for your skin with ■' "--.a extremely fond of little Doris, and stars began to use tt, K ay Johnson, m. q . m ., this fra^ant white soap, do try it—today. so Avas I. But—if you’ll, forgive m? “I^ ^ es my skin to smooth I” Mr. Dundee—I don’t believe I can GENERAL BAKING COMPANY • ^ ; - ■ •?;, *,-• ’ talk about her—yet.” And he turned A -S: LuMtrystwh sot^ hove found sharpl.v away, to stare at the placid, silvery surface of the lake which only in fine French soaps at 59^ h?d been Doris’ very temporary and $1.00 the cake . . . NOW grave. “I understand,” Dundee answered V vr \ PAGEEi HEEALD, SOOTH MANCHESTEB, CONN, TUESDAY. MARCH 11,1980. MANCHESTER EVENING •i Five and K. of C. POUSH RUNNER W IL L P U Y icCLUSKEY EASILY CAPTURES ' IS SUSPENDED WITH LOCAL FIVE TWO MILE RUN IN HARTFORD McCluskey to Run Against Hieh School Boys Attempt Unique Stunt; To Conger and Dr. Martin In NEW BRITAIN P U Y S ’ Trinity Captain and Former iNIGBT BAWKS BEAT Start In July And Finish In September; Sig MsHchsstcr DbIcibIioii Gready Impressed With New Treachero4 Currents Must Be ftvercome. Columbian Mile Tomorrow LUTHER LEAGUE HERE Star Here to Jump Cen ■,UI . ter; Girls Play Against ij Fordham Flash Who Outruns Field of Eight Contest- ! | CHARTBt OAKS Locals Hope to Avenge 27*13 New York, March 11— (AP)—At Defeat Tomorrow Night. ants; Presented With Gold Watch; Testimonial Dinner the order of the International Ama Good Prelim. Boys Again In Prelim. j teur Athletic Federation, Stanislaw Victory May Mean Pennant Petkiewicz, Polish distance runner, The Swedish Lutheran church With the basketball seasbn draw Held In His Honor; Faces Acid Test Tomorrow. has been barred from further com- Luther League basketball five will <-.v: ing to a close the Rec Five will 1 petition in the United States. tackle the New Britain Leag;ue 1 treat fandom to What should be a But Majors Still Have team at the Hollister street school j m According to officials of the Ama thrilling and exciting clihiax to a By TOM STOWE teur Athletic Union, Petkiewcz h ^ tomorrow night and are - season of spectacular contests when Hopes; How They Stand. V>C5- been upder investigation by . the u erasing the 27 to 13 defeat theyorooire took team i«no-ios'intangles in the thsrrfthird and ,i«.do- ^ A. F. for some time. Latvia, his in the “old Country” .V.. . , . ,, ciding game with the Knights of Manchestei-’s pr^ud native land and for whom he com back, ^ so^m y trouncing toe visi-, of Hartford at toe School* Hawks strengthened peted in the last- Olympics, .has tors. The Flying Swedes, al^ d e -, g^reet Rec tonight, The Night L'jIcCluskey, more than ? „„ easy win over a field I winning the Herald denied him permission ever to com feated in New Bntam, by a 28 to 17 1 pete in that country again and h p score will engage in toe preliminary. ^ In the first game played at Hart- asked the I. A. A. U. to make the flew:v Britain will have in its line- I I°td the Knights ably assisted by when they blasted the hopes of the disqualification imiversal. The A. up Nyborg, Ericson, Anderson,! the_ referee took a Charter Oaks in a very important A. U. sbught information as to Carlson," and L^rVoZ“£^d‘ 7robab^ I a hectic four quartos of personal match at Gamba’s alleys. whether Petkiewicz was eligible Swanson and Holst. National Guard.fotihng. The f^ v Frye won toe Although holding hiinsclf mf A large and excited gallery watch pending settlement of the case and stars. Refreshments will be served , s^ond on their home floor, m an- check for a very S' i ed the two teams battle and ^ e received a reply in the negative at the church following the game, as °ther contest toat equaled toe old ipnorrow night when he ! SUMMARY games were as thrilling as any tms from J. S. Edstrom. of Sweden, , t> o Western films for thrills, by a score Ipaul Martin of Switzerland and I^ y season. Only 20 pins separated the president of the Intematioiial Fed of 23 to. 17. And tonight’s the night of toe play-off and should two at the finish but the Night eration. 440„ „ yard run, high and prep Hawks had taken three points, los prove a most delicious morsel for schools: Won by Flood New Haven Shortly after his arrival in this the most fastidious fans, who like ing, only one. _ country, Petkiewicz w;as suspended Evening High; second, Unless something entirely unex BOWLING tlveir basketball red hot. pected happens, the Charter Oaks by the A. A. U. which viewed with Itiio hiehlv creditable- tiine field- third Mahoney, Norwch suspicion some of the circumstances A feature of the garne will betEe L -47 4-5. lapping one man S e h i y i Serree Norwich Free are now definitely out of the race ' . i . of the Pole’s visit. He was rein BRITISH AMERICAN CLUB appearance of Sherwood .‘.‘Clap’’ Bis- Kng so fkr ahead of his nearest rival. Academy; time, ^4 3-5 seconds. although it is still mathema.tically Thomas Currier sell, captain ot the Trinity college Jacqb Mola, Jr. stated, however, when it was learn I 50 yard dash (medley sprint possible for them to triumph. The League Standing squad, at center for the Rees. After IS rS k cf n?mbfr ofTards, or rods, <1- ed he was in this country as diplo series) won by J. H. MacDonald, Majors postponed their match with currents matic courier for the Polish govern W. L. Pts. toe tussle up in Rockville Saturday lidn’t matter, j Yale; second, Sol Furth, N. Y. U., the British Afmericans on account of Livingston, Mont., March 11 • - the job of tacWing .the . Ireland ...... 34 20 34- night Roy Norris found his foot in the track meet in Hartford a.nd can way of ,of the larger Missouri and Missis ment. Trails at Start. i q-Zpy Lyons, New Departure Something new in the bad shape again and considered it ^ fnii' tie the leaders with a four point vic at i sippi rivers, Petkiewicz had planned several England ...... 27 27 27 best not to aggravate his hurt fur Ictu S several Elmwood; fourth, B. M. Ihsram- adventure and travel and atL-._., conditions in the Yel- competitive appearances this month, Wales ...... 25 29 25 ^X'Mt rtenstic t^f^aan y ^ i yg^jg. time, 5 2-5 seconds. tory the same time a new an^le on I If water "n T W n or'm al’. they Plan ^o' ther. A former Rec playe^ Bissell. The Centers took four from the the-most important of which was in ScoUand ...... 22 32 22 m \ if ^ effort to 1 o n . mile high school relay: Won long distance swimming High for Night has played guard for Trinity all sea bvl make the plunge the Columbian mile of the K. and C. son and incidentally led his team )ro“ le“ng S | H i| J S chell •games tomorrow night, an interna* W. Brennan ...... 348 ¥ S s l . Cu“ der."o™Tnd JacoV' i long - g trip oon n jtd July y 4,4. Weather and w ...... 3-26 ! through a raOst successful ^season. set the pace. Soon af- •, i Breunig Del Vecchio water conditions might hasten or tional event in which he was to run /;ovT feited to the .West Sides. Here is the J. Mola, Jr., 18,- Livingston; Morrison ■ ” isiC suffering not one defeat on their lerward he quickened his pac^ piood) ; second, Norwic standing and the scores last night. delay the start, however. against Dr. Paul Martin of Swit D. ( S ^ f i v e of the 20 laps had passed Academy; third, Hartford High, youths, who propose to swim to A boat carrying their camping zerland and Ray Conger of the Illin S. Taggart ...... -307- home floor. New Orleans, La., a mere matter Many who are unfamiliar with hi.s Lneath bis agile feet the Sdk C , 4.50. equipment and supplies will ac ois A. C. sponsors of the games im LEAGUE STANDEVG of 3500 miles or so. Currier and L. StovSfon ■ ■. ■.'. ’.■. ■ ‘.300 basketball prowess will remember Ilad who first came ^nto prominence j industrial relay: Won by W. company the two youtos. They mediately substituted Joe McClus Cap’’ as the former tovm champion Mola will dive from a bridge into key, Fordham Freshman flash. England IS Mauchester Hlfh Mmroae'A -C. <‘'*~vaio(Caccvajo Weinstock,V Night Hawks ...... - 66 the Yellowstone* river here, follow will remaih in the water tennis player and runner-up in the lliue I Pogcii hours . each day, leaving the W^m. Wylie ...... 98 100 90—288 he accelerator a litue “ 1 pogch and Biesiakiwicz); second Majors ...... 62 the stream to its j'unction with F. Wamock ...... — 87 88— 175 past two championships, being one stream only to camp at night. Ac o( the best racquet wielders in nd stepped out a bu?st ot. Elmwood New Departure (Mikan, Charter Oaks ...... 61 the Missouri river, paddle down cording to plans, they expect to S. Hewitt ...... 81 73 79—233 , This was the sign^ S aifmnd the ‘ Pecot, Ransweiller_____ and Hogan). , Centers ...... ^4 the Missouri into the Mississippi Wra. Kerr ...... 102 108 116—326 Manchester. cover between 30 and 35 miles Last Night’s Fights 'The preliminary tonight should 60 yard dash (sprint series) wonj^yggj. gj^es ...... 52 and thence to New Orleans. each day, reaching T^ew Orleans J. Boyce ...... 68 .. . . — 68 ' S S r m S e T ft o m f S ; many bv J H MacDonald,...... ^ Yale; - - - second, Amer...... 49 While neither boy has ever draw nearly as much attention a.s in about 110 days. toe main encounter, mainly because SaulVurth, N. Y. U.; third, R. M.{pirates ...... 29 tried *to accomplish any long dis- Currier and Mola graduated 444 479 474 1397 Capital « y to watch Ingraham, Yale; fourth Sidney Construction ...... 28 tance swims, both are accustomed New York—Maxie Rosfenbloom, It brings together jthe Rec Girls and from high school here last June. New York, defeated Larry Johnson, Wales Lyons, Elmwood New Departure; Herald ...... 22 since childhood to swimming m The former enrolled in Montana the Wheel Club second team, in an- ' S o “ e hSdSaPPtPP fonowed Shell Gas ...... 13 the treacherous currents of the Chicago, foul, 6. w ^ W ? d r l l 101 84-278 I other effort to demonstrate the su- r^rcluskev almost every lap as be time, 6 3-5 seconds. State College while Mola becanae 600 yard run invitation: Won by Yellowstone. Both believe that a student in a business college. Toledo—Eddie Anderson, Chica J McCullough ...100 100 79—2791 periority of male o w f the female- Fred Viet, New York A. C.; second, Night Hawks (3) this experience will fit them for go, and Johnny Farr, Cleveland, P Daoust ...... 104 91 98—276 } Saturday night toe Rec Gir^ took a Campbell, I Saidella ...... 107 111 123—341 drew, 10. Wm. Brennan ....105 108 135—348124 to 16 defeat but P’^ved a Drake, Colgate; third, Campbell, 123—350 ' Burke ...... 106 121 Philadelphia — George Godfrey, ______I mediocre brand of basketball. On Manhattan College; fourth, Cantom, 117—347 Gado ...... 128 102 Leiperville, Pa., stopped Jack Gross, 485 490 466 1441 j their home floor toe girls should fc n a S d ? S ^ w e S = immeasurably Boston A. A.; time, 1:16 3-5. 109 119—353 Ireland ! hand the boys a hiding to remove 70-yard dash final: Won by Sim Orenstein ...... 1 2 5 Pritno Camera Denies Salem, N. J., 5. Sasela ...... 120 100 106—326 T„„p.. 97 95 93—2851 toe prominent superiority complex ' ‘ T cC lu tk cya stride is beautiful » on, Fordham; second, Boyd, Yalc.^ Flint, Mich. — Roger Bernard, Torrance ___ 109 83 105—297 [ developed by the Wheel Club Sec- E \-atch it is so easy and na.tural One mile run won by James L. 586 543 588 1717 1 He'll Soon Be Married Flint, stopped Pete Zivic, Pitts Donnellv _____ 96 102 82—280 : onds b y virtue of their victory. Maloney, N. Y. U.; second. Harold Charter Oaks (1) burgh, 6. . McDowell" .... 97 85 110—292! Joe Coffey of Mendem who has Green Bay, Wis.—Joe Azzerella, fo*?s^strategy ^3 to |et som^ Davidson, MiUrose A. C.; third, E. Wilkie .. ___ 113 118 124—355 j Stevenson ...... 104 99 97—300 j toe rare genius of satisfl^ng boto and Willianj Bennett, Springfield Col 118—334 Milwaukee, stopped Reddy Blanch Stevenson ______teams and spectators, will referee Fset the pace for awkile Robinson .. ___ 117 99 _ , 1-I f AP 1_A boxinsT tour of the United Stntes Jbrkekk’ into the lead. Several of the lege fourth, F. R. O’Brien, Yale; ...100 114 115—329 ard, St. Paul, 1. . 503 464 487 1 4 5 4 the game, toe preliminary at 7:4.5 F. Anderson stify o f i b«w eln p U o U n d hasn’t time to be tothared with Louisville—Pat Freeman, Louis ei°-ht runners who enteied the event time, 4:37. j Giorgetti .. ___ 108 110 100—318 Scotland i o’clock and toe big game at 8:45 iwSre unable to stand the grind and 88 yard relay: Won by Roxbury I A. Anderson ...103 137 121—361 Camera, Italian heavyweight box- today ville, outpointed George Bryan, Kane 104 84 95—283 [ o’clock. [withdrew before the half-way mark (Spofford, Kilcullen, Linehan and Jamestown, Ind., 10...... 94 83 81-2.581 ------mcl been reached. But Joe sped on ing giant tfgi^®'‘Jub- thSugh his manager, Leon See, in Tulsa, Okla.—King Tut, Mm* Collins); second, Suffield (Brow-ne, 541 578 5578—1697 Robinson ...... 85 82 9 ^ 5 1 j ifs possible toat toe FoUies girl hever once faltering, or showmg the Rowley, Hill and Olin); time, 1.42 tJ^dC M ^^ew s to- ■ ^»/„-P-rnte'Xd neapolis, stopped Wild Cat Monto, Drumright, Okla., 3...... ^ I h l o l o t s i e i who quit Broadway to enter a Cali- feast bit of worry or 2-5. Pirates (3) E S m od -tlls year F ^.and to m a ^ M^s Erne,la Ter- Morrison nf the Yale entries, G. C. ^enoe Oklahoma City—George Hoffman, -T ...... _ T _ fornia college will be in a class by I>G / 70 yard high hurdles final: Won Mahoney ...... 107 102 96—305 Jni, a British subject [hall or H. C.'Woodland. were fWe j-o 90 101— 285to marry her and settle here. New York, outpointed Joe Packo, 497 464 458 1419 [ herself. serious opposition al- by Ramsay, Roxbury; second Mc Harrison .. ___ 96 Manager. See said toat Camera Donald, N. Y. A. C.; third, Brereton, Phillips . . . . ___ 92 112 121—325 had met Miss Tersini in England Toledo, 10. ^though pressing him hard■ • the Minneapolis, Minn., March lI-"“ the Yale; fourth, Alcorn, Dartmouth; Sherman ...... 1 0 5 119 102— 326 but he characterized toe affair as Dickson ... ___ 105 96 102—303 (A.P.)—Primo Camera, huge Ital time, 8 3-5 seconds. ian fighter is all wrapped up in his merely a flirtation. ?tothed second and third. Pierce and One mile match relay: Won • Wesleyan (Uttlewood, Hodgr 505 519 522 1544 Guerensey and Richard); se< Construction (1) at toe Hollister street school: r ’^ ^ u S g the final lap McCluskey 100—313 Connecticut Aggies; tirhe, 3:45. Rogers . .. ___ 114 99 Monday— Porter street beat 7 A, Ij although cognizant A. Knofla ___ 135 93 98—326 13 to 10, while 8 C trounced toe All he could lay doi;^^ and ^on m ahead One mile college relay: Won 92—279 HIGH JUMPERS New York University (Fogel, 1 St. John ...... 91 96 ! Sixth, 30 to 10. ,.,.. 0 0 * lot his nearest rival, shifted into 102 110—303 ner, Roche a&d Trachy); se- i Borowski ...... 91 I Thursday—Buckland defeated 8 A ' filial! and sprinted so that the bij, . . . . 92 83 86—271 llfthcester delegation Fordham: third, Springfield; i Stevenson I by a 19 to 12 score and Manchester WANTED AT REC 1 Green triumphed over 7 C, 11 to 4. he «ae capable ot a atro_ng^ff” ‘ 3:34 1-5. 523 473 486 1492 the finish, There was a deafening 70 yard low hurdles final: i! vation as McCnuskey broke the by H. L. Fates, Yale; second, Furth, group of Centers (4) FESTER.ADY’S BASEBALL .tape. A representative N. Y. U.; third, Alcorn, Dartmouth; The first of a series of weekly 1 . r e s u l t s [Mancbastercitizensled^ T. Anderson .. .114 125 106—345 athletic events will be staged at the ; time, 8 seconds (equals world rec Humphries ----- 85 107 143—335 I of toe Board of Selectmen ord). Rec on School street tomorrow At St. Petersburg, Fla.—Boston U. Rogers stepped out into toe en- Thompson ...... 92 112 110^—314 night. They will be conducted each j Two mile college relay: Won by A. WHkie...... 106 103 108—317 Nationals 7, New York Americans feiosure to officially n^toe Wednesday evening. ] ^ N. Y. U. (Shapiro, Humphrey, Dern S. Nelson ...... 95 103 103—301 Tomorrow’s opening feature win , o. ising young athlete on behalf of toe ier and Sadler); second, Manhattan At Fort Myers, Fla.—St. Louis be toe running high 1 j,jgj[QQairi67P^ Ameri '^'^McCluskcy was presented with a (Christopher, Grady, McArdle and 492 550 570 1612 large entry list is looked forward, 73 pocket watch toe purchase of Farrell). Herald (0) to. The events are open to any cans, 9. Two mile run: Won by Joe AIc- Groman ...... 104 96 88—288 Games Today which ivas made members of the Recreation Centers. At San Antonio, Tex.—N. Y. Na the contributions of merchants and Cluskey, Fordham; second. Pierce, Ellington ...... 98 90 121—309 Points will be awarded and prizes ■ ■ Chester people, in MiUrose A. C.; third Werbin, Miil- LaForge ...... 94 101 1J.0—305 tionals vs. Chicago Americans. presented toe persons getting the At St. Petersburg.— N. Y. Amer »the group which officially g^eted rose A. ,C.; time, 9:47 4-5. Fortin ...... 87 79 89—255 highest total. There will be no en ioe were'^Chairman of t^e Board 880 yard club relay: Won by Cervini ...... 104 96 78—278 icans vs. Boston ‘Nationals. trance fee. At Clearwater, Fla.—Brooklyn John of Selectmen Thomas J. Rogers Hartford Y. M. C. A. (Pineaville, ' 487 462 486 1435 I Nationals, vs. Detroit A.mericaas. Hda Jr who made the presentation Hughes, Fraize and Noack); sec At Bradenton, Fla.—St. .Louis fSiT Ispeech, Clarence P. Quimby. princi- ond, Auburn A. C.;-' third. Nutmeg l^ K E T M L L I Nationals vs. .Philadelphia Ameri- ^pal of Manchester High school, El- A. C.; fourth, Sharrock A. C.; West Sides (4) dred J. McCabe, secretary of toe time, 1:44 2-5. Schubert ...... 95 110 116—321 1 cans. 95—287 [Manchester, Chamber of Commerce 880 yard club relay: Won by Petke ...... 94 98 Here are the results i highway to destrtetion is which sponsored the Sad...... 93 103 101—297 Travelers, (Davis, Healey, Norris, K u r S S r J . r s , i J i'e ../n y railroad. , Vcharies L. Wigren. toe man who Clerk): second, Aetna, (Sheridan, Pontillo ...... 104 106 92—302 [discovered Mcauskey s ability and Carlson, Bracken, Sohriker). Canade ...... 117 110 1138—335 |! brought him into P ^ ^ 'f IV H Williams, head of the 503 527 512 1542 t t .Lioni club, Col. Harry B. Bissell, stead of taking toe 12:05 train back Shell Gas (0) [chief of staff of the 4^rd Division, to New York, McCluskey and Weber I U. S. P- and O. Officer, also honor- were forced to wait until after three. FORFIET arv cbhirman of the track meet, and This brought Joe in New York in FREE Womas W. Stowe, sports editor of | time for his studies, however, and FREE The Herald. The group, posed -with j the only hope is that it will not have tired him too much for his big test f McCTuskey for TO INTRODUCE i n o n a land then adjourned to The Lol^ter tomorrow night. But Joe will know, NAUGATUCK SENDS where a testimonisd dinner had been more firmly than ever, that he car larranged in McCluskey’s honor. ries with him the most sincere Testinaonial Dinner. wishes of his fellow townsmen for SWIMMERS TO REC -•‘And why not, my gal?" demand^ ^clltogton Threeves, thrusting his There were 31 persons present. good luck. OUR PURE RARLEY classic chin against her heavi^ bo»m . A ^ A , , I'lanking McQuskey at the head ta The Rec swimming team -will be ble were C. P. Quimby, Jacob Weber, One world record was equalled and another came within a tenth of seeking revenge tomorrow night >coach of track at Fordham, J o ^ when it engages in an aquatic meet •‘B e c a W ’ replied Winona, “ you wUl not be animyed at bridge by Ws huakl- McCluskey, father of Joe, G. H. a second of being equalled as more M ALT SYRUP kWaddeU, town manager, and E. J. than one hundred college and club with Naugatuck at the Rec. I ness any longer. He baa promised that, if .pared, he athletes unleashed their speed in The Naiighy tankmen recently McCabe of the Chamber of Com- gave Manchester a 45 to 17 trounc Imerce. The others present in- the Headquarters Detachment track OLD g o l d s;* made from queendeaf tobacco. Not a throat acratch in meet at the state armory last night. ing down in Naughy Bay but the OiNE JUG OF VANILLA *cluded; Arland Q. Jenkins, Clfffo^ improved local team anticipates a C. Chartier, William H. Gnffith, H. L. Fates, a tall blond young triUion.” Ut? .-Ml man wearing the blue jerseyed, different story tomorrow night. GIVEN AW AY .1 tASri LJack Benevento, Arthur E. St. John, In tha Naugatuck lineup are sev J..T- ■ rAlbert C. Knofla. Francis X. Miner, white-lettered uniform of Yale, skimmed over toe 70 yard low eral former state champions. The 'M-ir-a [George Bagley, Charles L. Wigren, meet begins at 8:30. WITH EVERY CAN OF MALT , FEdson M. Bailey, Eric Crawshaw, hurdles in eight seconds flat, time 'tvnrjfirt which equalled toe world record and 1 Ernest A. Crawshaw, ^ w is Lloyd, I'/y isri L William Roscoe, Francis Lee, George which brought him a commendable At The Opening Of Our New - yj. ' victory over Sol Furth of N. Y. U., Williams; Thomas • W. ^ Stowe, IF THE DOCTORS DO f.lohn McCluskey, Wilbrod Messier, the intercollegiate champion, and Hugh M. Alcorn, Jr., of Dartmouth, WRY DON’T YOU? a n d i aANir [.Tames- Burke, Terrence b ^ o n . / M ALT ' HOP STORE;. 1 ns J. LiCo F3-y Carl A. Magnu- the two out and out favorites before the event started. Exercise On The "Best v f^Principal Quimby performed the “Bud” Ramsay, a Roxbury school 1 V Kept Alleys. duties of toastmaster m a very ca youngster stole toe thunder of the; Two-Man Tournament Starts OP.tettrtOo. stars in the 80 yard high hurdles. pable manner injected his usiml Friday, March 14. Only IS G. Products Co. '.r v fw M IL ount of mirth While Alcorn and Furth excited the Teams Wanted. spectators with their fine form and So. Manchester T sm ; Icalled upon Messrs. Waddell, Wig- Good Prizes ! 10 Bissell Street fASTEST OBOWINO OCAWm IN HISTW' • len, WlUiams, and Webber for brief great speed in the heats, it was I Ramsay who outsped them all In JUST AROUND THE CORNER r old GOLD^PAUL ITBMAN HOUt. ,ererf Tw«toT. 9 P. M., Bsrtem talks. A ll had • many words of CHARTER OAK Listen in praise for Joe who was c^ed u^n the finals, beating McDonald of the STATE THEATER BUILDING N. Y. A. C., Brereton o& Yale and ALLEYS • * b Uo say a few words at the conclu- • flT feion. The banquet was nearly two Alcorn in starting time of 8 3-5 Joseph Farr, Prop. hours late in starting owing to the seconds, one tenth of a second shy llateneF-^ of the track, meet so^ in- jOf the record. ‘ A"
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fc'vscvj* - - - LfeGAL NOTICES BUCKLAND P.-T. HEARS ^1^1, ifOUNJ3 1 HELL WANTE! CORRECTED NOTICE § iSfiip Arrivals Want Ad Information FEMALH 35 AT A ^«URT OF PROBATE HEWj ATALLSQNfiS, on Oak- dt^Mlwtclie*ter, wUhIn nnd for iJ?i i s i i i i LOST—BOX OF TOOLS DlattlU^ of JI|oBclie»ter, on tbe lot land street. Finder please return to WANTED—GIRL going to school Mafch Manchester to work afternoons., Apply Downy- o f' Mnrcli, A.',U, 1930. » ^ ’ c-. v^KungshoJm;-' New York, .More than 100 perrons attended Manchester Grain Company. Tele Frboent "^|VIL)liIA9I 8. HYDE, in,'from* Kingston. flake Doughnut Shop, 885 , Main i toe montoiy business meeting ao' X Evening Herald phone 7711. ______;of!-George J. Fnllovr Inte of ' .Ogcaf'H.^.New York, March 11 street. ' MMchbotbr; In onld District, dc«;cn«- Copenhagen, ' . ♦ prog^TEun of toe Bucklaod Parent* X CLASSIFIED WANTED—.itolftSG lady to work American Farmer, Hamburg, TeapheP Association last wening in p e r s o n a l s "*oi?i£o^6Mi, o* The Hartford National advertisements in Doughniw .''Shop. Apply Downy- B ank^' Trn»t Company, executor. March 8, New York. toe school assembly ball. Marti ORDERteDs— That six nioalhs from Mauretania,' Alexandria, March r A-DIWOLL—Radio active treat flake Shop,i\8^ Ma^'.street. Holmes, a former president of to' the 1st day of Mpreh. A. D« be 11, New York. ' Count six and'-aOHrevU ment, imported from Europe, re ------^----:— -■ — Manchester- Community dub, wa X„ tlals. and compound aud tluLsame are limited aad allowed Andania, Cobh, March, 11, New the principal speaker and told aboul each eount as^a w o r^,...... ^ storing health to sufferers of rheu /or thd ceedJtora within which to v.-ords a«. two words. Minimum cost .3 H E L P ^ ALE m bring In^ltei*. ./CjUllms against siOd York. the work of the different gfroi^' matism,'- sciatica, neurklgia* jind catatc-^and. A b oald executor la di Nleuw Amsterdam, Rotterdam, j price oC three Hnc& for trans’cnt similar ailments. Write for Free who meet regularly at the Wm 1,'ne rates V i f daj rected' to give public notice to the March 11, New York. House, from the boys’ orjanizatlm Book. BadiwoU Importers, Inc., WANTBlJ^MAN OR MAN' and creditora to bring in their clalma Lurentic, Algiers, March 11, New ad 18S7 of “Friendly Indians” to the meni Kirecuvc Morch (.parse Dept. 192, Minneapolis, Minn. wife to manage Manchester store. within aald time allowed by poatlag ^ $50.00 per week and commission to a copy of this order on the public
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'•Hi,' PAGE' • MAMCHESTEB EVENING HERALD.'SOUTH ^C H E S T E R . CONN.. TPESDAY, MARCH'11; 1930: By Percy L. Qroshy FLAPPER FANNY SAY& S K ffP Y SENSE a») nonsense ______MfULKMTOPK______■ ■ I ■ Friends Riches come and riches go, W H A T V A Stocks toat ihsfe can tumble low, WH€R6'S VA WHAT VA POTTJM Through, the fingers for times slip. FSATH€R^ I Storm's may wreck the stoutest sWp i /v\a k i n ' a PILC O W F6 ATHCR 5 ? IN IT TH6M ? %UR(tS* Only friendships tried and true ' FOft M€ COUSIfri/ a i n V usiN-' Surely last a lifetime through. — 1 ------On this old terrestrial ball AUNT 6uSS>e'S BOV Up we climb and down we fall. BV TH6 SCHUC.TZ6S By mysterious ways and strange Fads and whims and fancies change But the faithful friends we make Cling ti^us for friendship’s sake. Work for'money, work for place. To your duty set your face, Play the neighbor, play the man. Brave life’s battles best you can. But remember to the end. He is blessed who has a friend. Misers clinging to their gold Find life’s journey bleak and cold. Men who rise by strength alone /n loan * Percy I* Crorty, Crest Bntsm rlfhU reservM Soon or late are overthrown. ® t King Feswtes SyiKlksU. Inc 3 / / But when storms and trials sweep, Friends are all a man can keep.
Signs of Spring When the golf bug putts on the OUR BOARDING HOUSE living room rug, A dog is a friend of man unless The ToonerviUe Trolley That Meets All The Trains By Fontaine Pox By Gene Ahern And the coal pile is well nigh shot. the wife is the one who bought it. * ______And the seed books come in each soup, a ham sandwich and a piece mail, by gum, -t h e SKIPPER HAP A DOl-LAR FOR EVERV TIME HE HAS Ui> Spring’s gotta come soon—eh, of apple pie. How did the waitress . -pAliPOfci ME roR ^ BOrf MABTTHA , V o U*'!p g o jtlAlPER what? know that he was a sailor ? h a p - t o E XP J-AIN s o m e GkUEER TWIST OR TURN. IN THE ’ Voii PokAV XAiowi liJ A I’ll bite. ‘ Mo-fHiM'' ABoa-r Visitor—T hose are wonderful Cafe Owner—He wore a sailor t r a c k h e W O U t-P BE A RICH MAN. ^ PEAU <3 IV/E VOLi strawberries you have there. Do you suit. -T oB A ccd I V E B E E il use fertilizer on them? ^ q o o . Tot? VOLlT? Cl GAT? ■gUSI/aESS TOR Farmer—No, just cream and Employer (to new boy)—And has S-ro‘RE,trAI^/-^I sugar. the foreman told you what to do? o wivlV j^pprentice—Yes, sir. He told me -tills MAaI S o l p rC ftb ^ 'WAS A TI-6 P ^ USfE^Ar'EAKEy' Mrs. Newlywed—Are these eggs to wake up when I saw you confing. VOLl TbT AAi-J> 2 w ir fK M E / 1’ l.U MAKE rC strictly fresh? VJAM.* ? -tb BUV' ni Grocer— Yes, ma'am. They are all If she can make herself look 12 VcCI CoUUPNi^ hand-picked from one of our large cute while her bobbed hair is grow BACK A -f^H E SAME PUld A CIGAR egg plants. ing out, she has “It.” t>t?ICE^ VUL PO VOLi HEAR Mrs. Newlywed—That’s fine. Ill B-fOPE Ml’ A PAV A- take two dozen. ■BOARPI^GJ MRS. ADELE STRAUSS DEAD HuiiPRBP m o p e ;. HoiJSE AT-TH’ Mr. Bold—I’m a self-made man. S A M E -^ i m e ; Mrs. Bolder—Well, I’m a self- New Y o r k , March 11.— (A P )-- made widow. Mrs. Adele Strauss, widow of Johnann Strauss, who di^ today Do you remember— in Vienna, was credited with play When a yoimg couple began mar ing a telling part in his success. ried life with a cow and a dozen Although she was a chronic in hens instead of a car and a radio? valid, she often chatted with When a neighbor told you how Strauss’ admirers and guests who many quarts she had put up and you gathered at the composer’s home. took it for granted that she meant After his death she seldom left the fruit? house. When the Manchester merchant, For thirty years after the com after selling mother materials to poser’s death she livde in the In- make garments for the whole fami gelgasse, his beautiful Vienna ly threw in thread apd buttons, and home, which had been turned Into also gave her a sacl^ of striped pep a Johnann Strauss museum, where ^ A permint candy “for the children?” admirers of the musician s ^ e gathered to gaze on his pictures Sympathizer—And did her father and books. come between you? Her love and admiration for her Jilted Suitor—No; behind me. husband’s work was manifested a few years ago when she headed a c For you the best doctor is the one deputation of Austrian authors and you believe is the best. composers in making an appem to rescue the Strauss waltzes from Cafe Owner—A man came into jazz. The performance of one ot his the restaurant and ordered tomato operas "Die Fledermaus” in Dres den, had shocked her greatly. ‘^ H E R E 'S SO M E TH lA lG MAN FOUND DEAD. inKK e jFOXY 9HAm, New Britain, March 11.— (AP)— An optimist is a man who __.u.8.e*T.orr. f John Nyquist, 67, of 45 city ?IMO BY NEA SCWVICC. WC. orders hash in a cheap was found dead in bed m a squmld restaurant ____ tenement at 328 Elm street today (OFentaine Fox, 1930 O'COfaSOBTAiNEP when he faUed to respond to a re By Crane PEgE^AOEReD quest by a companion for a pitich A lon e! . 'r. of snuff. The police reported con WASHINGTON TUBBS II. ditions in the house to the health department and arrested four men HOT SO bad - Big and covered A VOUMDlKG AHD SVlOliTlRG^ ^ r r s vuckV wiE'Rfe AH' if Trt' who were in the house for drunken LOOK— A1 VNiTR COCONUT PALMS— RECKON ness. The tenement was used as a 7f COMES FROM THE ViOiP, AMD STiVL AUVE, POPMER "STORM “bunk” by expressmen’s helpers. I WASH A»4D EASN EMERGE, TRE OVD BOW WOULDA HAOHT VET AH VSLANPI jV thAT'S w h ere DAWSON AND — -1 The crew weht.’j I VERW VvJET AMD BEDRAG6LEP. SUNK IF SHE HADN’T UP WHEN VT STATE OFFICES TO CLOSE STUCK FAST To PtD, SHE WOOIP / V 't : : ' IIIlUUlinimtBnmiiiimiiriti /^ ^ ^ S DESERTED, ------1 REEF. OF BEAT TO Hartford, March 11.— (A P )—All / EASW— BOV, AH' i s,Toa state offices in the capitol and else WRECK! r S ^ T A T f C ^ where will close officially tomorrow at 2 o’clock in the afternoon, for th« balance of the day, out of re /■ UJlU. fiow spect for the late William Howard SING*. Taft, ex-President of the United States. The flags on state as well as other 3B A BI6 (M; public buildings were at half staff A NtfrtV today.
BREAKS BRIGHT VEACEfOL. , ^ TAE STORM iS OVlER. INSTEAD OF HUGE VIA^ES, OtENTLE ^ V iE U S MOVM VA? AT TWfc •SIDES OF DAVMSON’S ’StrtO O K E R > HIGH QH A COR AL REE?^______STORY 4 /^ HAL COCHRAN—‘PICTURES4 /XI By Blosser FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Don’t Speak Too Soon, Oscar ALLIUM WD6 UAVS FO)i LOOK DOCK OH TU' 6£E^,VES« r VOO OONfT KHOMJ ROCK iS VOTSA AIN'T "VlE BUT AV'^JAVS \\i >NoRa\60 a b o u t “ TUB WAV? OF ■FOM, WOH. GOT FOH. some kino of a mess-- SOAAETUiNS, - j AVEK? AXEB8E TWAT COP TMAT OSCAB IT/ TAS/.' fbeckves If •pAT^ FITTS vHAS TAVKIS’ to ISN’T LA-vJ 60NNA COAkE! M\EWT L a f t e r VNORU. AT a l l !I SLO\»J BOJ IT VNOCKS SURS
- y i i ian.u.aMT.OFr. eteMtM BY NCA WtVKCJI^ By Small SALESMAN SAM Good Salesmanship Rewarded (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) w e t L T A K c , m t A T MOVI I O O TTA The Tinymites were feeling great. ] then,” snapped Scouty. “You’re a AN’ '■lA SOLO HER A WHOLE pessimist and that is far from right. G-OV. Vou TH OWE seeHOV) UKevtl A OOG-H L-OT O' DOCr ©1 SCO IT AN ' Their plane sped on at quite a rate You should be cheerful like the rest vmo WpiiTeO OM tAT WIFE 4^ ^ and it was heaps and heaps of fun ’cause that’s the thing that’s always '-
■ Free Telephone Service. Call “Enterprise 1300.’ TINV GAS FLAM€ The Assortment Includes: Criss-Cross Curtains in plain ecru marquisette If you’re hard to fit... with blue, gold, green, rose and orchid ruf fles with comice tops. Curtains suitable for why not have the llvingroom, diningroom or bedroom. Marqui.s^tte Ruffled Curtains in plain white only. Extra fine quality that will wear and wash Coats, Ensembles, Suits WITHOUT A SOUND vwell. Ruffled Curtain Sets in cream voile with colored • I ruffles to match valance and tie backs; 75 Pairs !»* shell-stitched edges. About 25 pairs to made to your close-out a t $1.29. Scranton
r.-wav. In the new Gas Refriger- Lace Curtains measure ? iilor a tiny gas flame takes Flat Curtains in white and ecru with hemstitch the place of all noisy ed or lace edges; some have set-in motifs. $ 1 .2 9 m achinery Well tailored curtains suitable for the din ingroom or livingroom. We have about 75 pairs of the well known Scranton l e c t r o l u x has no lace curtains which we are Specially priced Just now offering for this sale only at -machinery to wear, cause $1.29. Fine quality lace in Etrouble or run up repair bills Ruffled Curtains in plain white voile and novelty all-over, and border designs. Brown Thomson specializes in made to measure , marquisette: also a few lawn curtains that . . . no moving parts to make Three patterns. 36-inches were formerly priced at $2.98. wide; yards long. Clothes . . . strictly hand tailored, fit and workman- the slightest sound. A tiny sliip guaranteed. If you want a new Spring Coat . . . gas flame and a mere trickle Ensemble or Suit—NOW is the time to have it made and of water do all the work you are assured of good taste and smartness for the of making cold. Come in today and let us new- season . . . The Kitchenette model has a fe ^ show you the many different capacity oj 4 cuhi^feet. 36 large ice Ensembles Smart Coats models. Easy payments. cubes between meals. DAVID CHAMBERS Made to Measure T ry Our . Special Box of Made to Measure The Manchester Plumbing & Supply Co. MIXED SPRING CONTRACTOR 32.50 877 Main SL, South Manchester FLOWERS $1.50 nKPM 32.50 Lined or unlined, your choice of any style you wish from The Manchester Gas Company Anderson Greenhouses AND BDILd ER Complete, 3-4, 7-8 or full most any material new this South Manchester Phone 8686 length coat and skirt in the season. Really a stunning 68 Hollister Street style. you desire, from many Coat and very rioderatc in OOOD THINGS TO GAT of this season’s smart fabrics. price. Wednesday, w’e suggest Sauerkraut and Pork or Spare Ribs. Those two Chicago racketeers who Miilliui; Fancy Kraut, 10c lb. Dresses invaded a hospital to shoot a racke Suits teer confined there apparently had Ends of Pork to cook '(vith Kraut, 25c to 28c lb. Made to Measure Made to Measure lots of faith in the adage: “While there’s life there’s hope.’’ Corned Spar%Ribs FRESH FISH 29.50 15.95 18.95 22.95 Corned Hocks. Filet of Haddock Complete. Of course you’ll Have a charming dress made Fresh Spare Bibs Filet of Sole want a suit, they certainly from our large variety of Freshly Ground Beef, 30c lb. Salmon are fashionable this season. dress material in any pre Now Is The Time I Halibat ferred model at only 15.95, Choice of many new fabrics. it-- We will have some very lean,, tender Cod - Mackerel ■ Jacket and skirt, 29.50. 18.95 and 22.95. To Eat Oysters | pieces of PIN E H U ^T QUALITY Blitter Fish CORNED BEEF. Wool Dress Goods . . . Street Floor. And We Have the Best! PURE LARD For an economical meat cut we sug 12 1 /2 c lb. When in Hartford dine with us, gest either Shank Ends of Ham for boil and don’t forget to bring some | ing, or Lean Lamb for stewing* home for the other members | of the family. I GOLD MEDAL OR PILLSBURY FLOUR -----$1*09 ARE YOU READY FOR SPRING THE Fresh Green Beans Freah Green Peas H O N IS S ’S SPINACH, 26c peck. OBAPEFBUrr, 4 for 28c. HOUSE CLEANING? OYSTTER HOUSE EstabUshed 1846 22 State St. Hartford, Conn. (Under Grant’s Store) is the pause of much worry.^ ' Why take chances “"t------^------WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. with fire or burglars? You can rent a Private Let Us Invest Lock Box in our Safe Deposit Yault fbr ?3, ?5, Funeral Directors Your Money $10 or $25 per year. ESTABLISHED 55 YEARS CHAPEL AT l i OAK ST. When you use your vacuum cleaner does it clean or just In Mortgages hum ? The motor must be in excellent condition or the auction Phones: OflRce 5171 On good reliable local proper Robert K. Anderson ■will not be great enough to clean thoroughly. Let us test your Funeral Director Residence 7494 cleaner and make repairs if necessary, as an occasional check up ties. We handle all the de will save expeilsive repairs later. tails. NOR'TON ELECTRICAL INSTRUMENT SOUTH MANCHESTER, COHH: COMPANY ARTHUR A. KNOFLA Phone '4060 Hilliard Street “Service That Satisfies” ESTABLISHED 1905 ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD—IT PA’ 875 Main St, Phone 544C
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