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* ’ ' • ' X X SATURDAY, M A T ^ 194^ PA6B TWBLVB ' Average Daily Circulation tfUutrftrBlnr Ettntitto 9 n a l& For the Month of April, 1910 The Weather Henning A. Johnsoo of MancbM-' Emanuel Lutheral^ church have. Foreeaet of U. 8. Weether Bureau ter. Dlatrict Treasurer Petrus Pet­ also been invlt^. 6,393 Manch(Mter*B RfUervoir* and Treatment Planta in the Hills. Noted Guests A boutT ow n erson of Hartford and Mra. John A turkey ^rmtr will be served Member of the Audit Cloudy tonight end Tueoday; oe- Swanson of Hartford and Alex An­ to 200 perSohs by Mrs. John Sodcr- Bureau of Ctrealatloae onelonsd light'showere; not much derson of New Haven, members of berg, to followed by a program change In temperature. Here Tonight and entUrtalnraent. John R. yVen- - Th« iUiiericaii Gucmfley Cattle the Executive Hoard. Rev. and .Hnnc/icsfer— ,-f City of Village Charm a u b oi Peterborough, N. H„ re- Mrs. Thorsten A. Gustafson o f the nergreh will serve as toastmaster. porH jttae Ml« of two regUtered QtiwrDMy cowl bv the Batata of To Attend Fortieth An­ YOL. LIX., NO. 203 (Claeelfied^ Adrerttsing on Page IS) MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY. MAY 27. 1940 (l‘'UURTEEN PAGES) M. G. Cheney to Ralph G. Tryon, niversary Celebration r PRICE THREE CKt Jr., of South Glaatonbury. and the aale of one cow to John Pella of Of Scandia|A)dge. thia town. The cowa sold to Trjon FAITH E. SP1LLANE are Moletta of Green way and A r­ Several' members of'-the Grand butus Bloaaom of Greenway and to Lodge of the District of Connec­ Piela Carnation of Greenway Dance Academy 1 ticut of the Order of Vasa will be in attendance as guests when studio: 14 Strong Street Tel. 4891 A group of 40 High achool boys Scandia Lodge of thla town cele­ laft inla morning at five o’clock by brates its 40th anniversary at French Army Withdraws to Wew Positioni bus for an all day excursion to the Orange Hall tonight at 0:30 Private lessons will be taught and new'registra­ New York World's Fair. The o'clock. District Master Frsnk tions taken from date until July 31. boya were In charge of Dwight Johnson of Thomastop heads the -K. t Pw ry erf the High school faculty, visiting delegation. Classes Will Re-Open In September •niey expect to leave after the Other guests will be Vice Dis­ In All Types of Dancing (loser Than (cr lo Britain Sraworka display tonight and will trict Master Carl Pearson of Sit - Down Strike probably arrive home about three Georgetown, District Secretary o'clock tomorrow morning. Great 201 A good Indication of the lateness N O H S. E 0( the Spring season this year Is Case Is Decided MILES tbe fact that lilacs arc just bloom­ Free Etili|rgemcnt ing. Usually lilacs have bloomed lb Every Boll of Film _ Here’s What You Can Do and practically passed by .Memo­ ■■m Against Lines; vetoped and Printed * V W C rial Day. This year they should In Union’s Favor JBNGLAND NETHERLANDS' be a ptipulnr flower sa Menwirlal For Your Family This decorations. ELITE STUDIO Summer and Many 'iipreme Court Riites Newsboy Good Samaritan RAMSGATl Another aelbark party will be Labor Organization Is To l^ictim of Accident OSTENOl ’) . —___ BRtXiES Boats Swar: held In the Masonic Temple to­ night. Fifteen tables were In play X ' _ Summers To Come Not Lia|)Ic Under Fed­ .Spokane, Wash., May 27,— ASHFORD last week. The. winners weir: (41—A newsboy rushed Harvey James Forde. of Manchester; Rob­ eral .\nti-Tmst Laws Spencer, 6, 25 miles to a hospl-' Sufhleii Blows Pure Nazi Ediinrial Advice Given Bloody Offensive Aimc ert H. Rogers. Msnehester; and For A $5.00 Bill For Damages; Three tal. gave a blood transfusion V Fuaisics Attempts to Score On Listening to Radio David Ross. East Hartford. -Win­ 1 and then dashed off to deliver rOLKC STONE u At ( ’.rushing Alliez ners the previous week w er^ Miss .Insliees in Dissent. ' his papers. Qhiirk Knoekont in Doris McIntosh, West Middle turn­ Alexandria, May 27.—UP)— | Flanders; Nazi M« A t Amston Lake : L David Windle, 17, driving an • Rve The Egyptian Oasettli gave i pike: Mrs. Ethel .tcoK. Bigelow old car to make rural deliver- • Fight for Eilglisli Oian* ace on Left street; Miss Edith xth-andall. El­ Resen'e a lAit and build a Picnic Table, a Fireplace and Washington, May 27.— some editorial advice to \ Ita ha%e the u«e of SANDY BEACHES. BATH HOUSES. ies, met a farm wagon in which ICOURTRAI ' rcailcrs on the aubject of riidio | lington and Robjrft H. Itogers, (A P )— The Supreme Court i Harve^ was being taken out of nel; Ground Forces (^uscs Shift; En< Cross street. CLUB HOU^E. ATHI.ETIC FIEHD. FLOATS, DIYING brnadCBsts today. .1 ruled today that a labor union I the hills. The child, his right Break Flanders Battle "Every minute you apend Its-1 Attacking ‘Without R$ HOARDS. BAtHINf;, FISHING, DANCING and BOAT- WB8 not liable under the Fed­ i lung pierced by a bullet in a toning to enemy broadcasts is lN (i. A Higbly Restricted Development. All Improve­ ; hunting accident, • was near ^^^^•ROUBAIX X y Line Deeply Almost a minute spent In the service of gard to losses' as Si eral anti-trust laws, for dam­ ■ death. f t> ments. ages resulting from a sit-'fl To Ypres in ‘Squeeze.'; Hitler," It said, and addeil that David told doctors he would listening is "tresaonable. In ef­ aUpn Not Unfavoi W e will fiiriiiHh *ion down strike. The 6 to 3 deci­ give his blood for a transfusion fect If not Intent." ibUc . 1 . sion was delivered by Justice " if he could recover In time to Berlin, May 27.— (A P ) — — ------— ------deliver his papers." \ Bulletin! with icc and a braml AMSTON LAKE Stone. Chief Justice Hughes Sudden blows by swarms of Paris. May 2 7 ^ (A P ) .«>/VACCNCtENNCS (b a ck Amston, Connecticut wrote a dissenting opinion in VIMY warplanes and high-speed The Allied araLlea of tl which Justices McReynolds torpedo boats paced Nazi at­ — Herald Photos ne*w air comlitroiicd Located Between Colchester and Hebrop On Route’85. TT/X Allies Battling^ north fell ba^L today T O ^ H T Manchester hss one of the finest munlelpal water aystems In the state with ample giHirt water, r><5 miles of water mains giving domes- I A I A J A ^ ^ a and Roberts "joined. Machine Tool tempts today to score a quick Aiaas Nazi atiaets rivall _ 8TAKTINO All 8:IS tic service to 3,(HM) homes nnd In’additlon supplying 314 public and 82 pnvate fire h.vdrants for fire protertlon. Pholo.s (aboyei are (1-rl Coolcrator fr^in nuw Slone asserted that the activ­ knockout in the battle for the top tow, Roaring Brook Reservoir^- Buckingtmm and the Alter plant on Line street. Bottom, (I-ri tiller tanks anil engince/Ing system at violence the German W i ities of the labor unton Involved in English channel. While Ger­ To Save Calais Masonic Tetnf^ Line street plant and ( right l enlarged chlorination plant at Porter street reservoir. I the litigation did not siifTIRciently war assaulta on Verdoa until the firAt part of Men Promise man ground forces broke t Merehandlae O r d ^ n interfere with interstate commerce took their stand on a now 1 to constitute a violation of the Doer Prixe? Refrealkipe inent and this plant has recently ilinining water from a five mile deeply through fhe Flanders From IiiVaders defending the Englioh eh Octoher fori $19,. pay­ Sherman., act. Admlsaliia SAc. Know Your Town hern enlarged and addltiunal watershed. To Aid Nation battle line almost to Y'prcs in nel. Adolf Hitler speedotf I*lpe IJnea Suslainn Union Lantentions equipment has been added to the CONCERT a “ squeeze” to split the 'eft- campaign to crnsli plant. The Manchester Water Company able $1 Per Week. The far-reaching opinion sua- circled Allied forces in Bel­ Britain Strengllicnn Her \MancheHler*8 Water Supply In 1924 the Roaring Brook res­ l.ns 137.8.14 feet of 4 inch pipe laid tsined the contentions of labor or- Frfnch, British and Boh ganiutions for many yeara that Will Give Government; gium and northern France, Coastal Defenses to ervoir In Buckingham was start­ In the town water system.; 6.1..154 When you can .uplve your re­ Lancaster (Pa.) Choir forces in F l a n d ^ Into ed. This reservoir Is nine 'miles leet of six iijt'li pipe; 18.324 of frigeration problems for the sea­ they were not subject ordinarily to OIEPI the high cooimand.said, war­ And Fire Protection System the lavt’. First C^II on Tools j ST.QUCNTIN^ Hurl Back Into Chan* drive for a quick decinioB \ from the renter nnd la connected eight Inch pl|)c; 4,8.1.1 feet of 10- son for $19, why mske any other A.ssisted By This decision was expected to planes left the water front of commanders threw tho DIAL 6588 \ \ wdUi the Manchester station by inch pipe;. 17.161 feet of 12-lnch Vital to Acceleration! nel Any Nazi Thrust. Investment ? guide the Justice Department In Dunkerque in flames and the For A No. I In a SericH oVer six miles of 16-Jnch and 20- pipe; 10,0.16 feet of 16-inch pipe infantry and artillery aa \ its present anti-trust campaign inch pipe line. Along the line, on an«l 2.1,021 feel of wooden 18 Inch If. In October, you desire to O f Defense Iitdiistrics. mosquito-like torpedo boats aa the new dive bombera pipe. EmanueLChoir agaifiat labor organins|ions and Bulletia! M an ch ester 4 In o ^ r \ j acquaint tho many newer resident.^ of Mini- Line street near the town Hue nnd purchase the Coolcrator we will stung the Allies in raids armored columns. The system In Manchester con­ business concerns charged with Washington, May 27^(4i--M an­ Ixindon, May S7....(4i.,-A chcalor vCilh v^e variou.'i doparlnlenl.a of the Munifipal that of Olaatonhury, a mtalem fll- allow you a credit of one half Directed By conspiracy -to restrain interstate ^ r lin reported German and Allied troops fought In the streets of Calais, 22 miles from England along the channel coast. tration'plant hii.s been ronstnicted tains 314 public lire hydrants and ufacturers of machine tools, ra- as the above map shows. Dieppe, Dunkerque and Ostend were bombed by Nazia In an attempt to halt British 'communique tonight govcrnmcntv T ^ Herald will feature on HUCce.s.sive'Sat- of the $19 towards a 5 cu. ft. commerce. The high command credited the where complete supervision of the. I 82 private hydrants. SufTIcicnt debarkation^ of Britinh land reinforcementa. .German-claimed advancen are ahown by ihaded area. The speedboats with a daring feat In said the Oermaos daring Uw Paris, M a y 27.— (A P )j TAXI Specifically involved was a suit spondlng to President Roosevelt's day "violeatly attacked imlaya illnslWt'iVfeature articles on .separate .seetions water flow ami trstiiig has born i water for Arc protection and at the model at $49.50 or 8 cu. ft. Nazis claimed half million or more Allied troops fighting In the Cambrai-Ulle-Bniges pocket (1) entering Ostend harbor where, U Hard-pressed French Cllsaa — ComfortaMe! by The Apex Hosiery (Company of call for the "best, speediest and French and Belgian foroes on of the town dephftrfHintfl. condiictefl for the past 16 -years. i regiiliilrd 20-pound preamre Is model at $.19,.10. Othenvlse we Helge E. Pearson would be "wiped out" within a week and said Courtral. Ghent. Toumai and Boulogne had been cap­ said, one of them sank a British withdrew to new posiUc Prompt Berrioe!. rhtladelphia for dam age sustain­ most efficient mass production," the Ranka of the BrlRsh Ex­ All water entering the town sys­ possible through this ample supply will call for the refrigerator «• tured In an encirclement drive. Allied troops are fighting back at nqmcroiiS points In the shaded area destroyer.. Another was said to OPPIOEl TE A ROOM from Manchester's three line reser­ ed during a seven-weM ait-down peditionary Force and that the Valenciennet-mK^tor tem la chlorinated- at the Line strike in 1937 by a local -uflfc -of promised today to give the gov­ and they've tried to snap the Nazi spearhead to tta« sea. Bitterest flghUng was in the narrow gap'Kh- have mink an Allied submarine off S4-Hocir Servtm voirs. when you are finished with It In SATURDAY EYENING Britlah Infantry coonter-at- as Germany threw street station. Samples of the wa­ the American Federation of Full ernment first call o'n tools vital to tween Bapaume and Peronne aectoni (2) through which Germans are injuring westward. Circles show Helder, once a Dutch naval base. gaaepb M. Ordtelll. Prop. ter are examined monthly by the There are nboiit 3,000 house or the Fall. tacked saoceoafully la eo-op- Fashioned Hosiery Workers. acceleration of defense industries. points of major fighting. Allied reports said distance between their armies at Bapaume-Peronne gap Two ObJeetIvM maases of men and mat State rie^mrtnient of Health and doniestic service connections Ih was 20 miles,>but towns are less than that as shown on map. "Little Maginot Line" pillboxes along the eratloa with Freach taaks. JUNE 1st AT 8 O'CLOCK No Intent To Restrain Trade "W e are confident of our ability against their lines re|Hiils of the findings Hied with .Manchester (South I ' aerving an Stone's decision affirmed a rul­ Franco-Belglan border apparently have not been taken by the Germans. The German force* evidently Water Syst<^ of Town the Manchester Water Company estimated 18,000 people. The Man-I to meet the requirements,". C3ay- had two objectives; LoAon, May 27—(41—Britain against the Allied ing by . the Federal Circuit court ton R. Burt of Hartford,, Conn., office. Chester (North) section is sei’ved I .Admission— 50c. ’ at Pillladelphia that damages 1. To dominate the whole and her AlUes battled savagely on around Menin in ^Igium : by the Manchester Water Com­ aaid after he and five other leaders French coast of the English (Chan­ Jand and sea today to save Calaia To protect the town supply from could not be collected under the bloody offensive aimod pany. The entire Town of Manches­ of the MaOitne tool lnd(istry con­ nel—potential springboard for a from the Nazi Invaders and, at the Do Yon Intend . Not a SimpMTvoblem poaslble conlumination through L. T. Wood Co. 1890 Sherman sntl-tnist act bc- ferred with Treasury, War, Navy crushing the Allies in ter Water system Is mrtil?ed. CHuse there had been no intent by State Claims j direct assault on England; same time, strengthened English the ii.se of the water from Globe .'>t ItiHsell Street and Commerce Department repre­ Italy Seen Speeding cooaUI defense* to hurl back Into \ There Is very little industrial use High School Auditorium the unionrio restrain Interstate 2. To cut In two the trapped ders. The French said th To Build This Spring? Hollow reservoir In mill piping, sentatives. the narrow CTiannel any attempt­ north and west from this first of the local water system, Cheney commerce. Allied armies before clamping had taken up prepared this Is also connected to the town Tel. 4496 X X ■ "W e intend to get our teeth Into ed thrust at Britlah soil. SEE ME FOR BUILDING Few Residents of Maii- modern water supply. supply and an automatic chlorin­ Brothers. Rogers Paper Company The purpose of the sit-down, the Woman Slayer down the stranglehold which they tions west of the Efi and other plants in the South sec­ this thing,". Burt added. are confident will mean death or Naval guns pounded the Nasi ohesler Know Inside Tho raparll.V'.plAhe Taylor res­ ation plant has been Installed for Circuit court said, was to union­ Mr. Roosevelt made the call up­ Along Road to War (Scheldt) river as ti: LOTS — f 100. AND UP ervoir was oniy ViytiNjr three mil­ tion availing themselves of their ize the plant. surrender of some 1.000,000 columns pressing Into the Chan­ treating nil mill aiipply from this on private Industry In s radio ap­ nel port, just 22 miles from the mans menaced Workings; Menus Uoiir lion giillons of wkterv an 1 there point. own supplies from reservoirs and A $711,932 judgment had been Is Not Insane French'. Belgian and British sol­ la Maaebester Green. High and Wells. peal last night for national unity,-, t - diers In the Battle of Flanders and chalk cliffs' of Dover, whUe the dry. Too live In the country was not sufficient "neHic^or hack In Rewullful'.Setting granted Apex by the Federal dis­ in which he coupled a pledge of flank. The Nazis struck slant Wutclifnlness. pressure of water to\reb<;h the Previous to 1933 the South Man­ 'Satisfactory BaHis' for Artois. Allied land troopa met the advance bat still la town. The Roarihg Brook reservoir Is trict court at Philadelphia.' military security with a warning units tn deadly street fighting and est in the Menin area, level of the CVnter at 'Maup and chester Water Company and the. Stone said that if, when there Begips Effort to Count* Britain Put^ Both sides appeared to be pour- located In a beautiful setting^ In South Manchester Sanitary and against Trojan horse treachery Contraband Accord Is Ing all their avallabla resource* the Royal A ir Force hammered miles northwest of V i Not one resident In 1,000 In Center streets. was no substantial effect on inter­ and the "undiluted poison" of for- Wm. Kanehl In 181M) the Tortcr Reservoir the deep woods between Birch Sewer, District was owned by Che­ eraeV Defense Offereil PropoB^; No Sign of into the battle. Among extraor­ German airdromes and communl- ciennes. TIm French Manchester knows the details of Mountain and the John Tomm Hill state commerce, "we were to hold elgn-sponsored dissension. (mtloos. was built off Porter street'And ney Brothers, officers of thd flmi that a local factory strike stopping Nazi Women dinary reeiilU waa the h l ^ com­ command declared the Tel. 7773 producing so simple a ncces.slty -road. The big earth dam extends and certain members of ..the Che­ Enthusiasm Not Enough At Burieson Trijil; A t home tho Intensiv* drive Honicw'hat northeast. After cohy- production and iihipment of its Before a meeting of the Na­ Relaxing Preparations. mand’* report that gun* of a Ger­ mans a ^ e k e d “without aa the municipal drinking water. pletlon tilts reservoir held, wheit. east nnd wpst across the small ney families ns stockhplder.s. The man tank had set fire to an Allied against the fifth column peril took \yuHcy between the range of small price paid for the two utilities was product interstate, violates the tional Aviation forum today Gen. ^Nurses Are Witnesses. a sudden turn; More than 3,000 gard to losses” and add Most pdople have coflie to accept lllleil to capacity, thlrly-llve mil­ Sherman law,. practically every George C. Marahalt counselled Into Camps deatroyer In the channel port of lion gallons of water, and with the hills on cither side,, Impounding $1,-150,000 for th^vriitcr and sewer ------\ • Rome, May 27.— (A P )— Boulogne. ' German and Austrian women wars that the “situation is not ul those simple'r factors as a matter atrike in modern industry would against any assumption that "vast laying of 12-lnch mains, the town iJij.MtiJKH) gallons of water at systems. When the schedule of op­ CToIumbla. S. C . May 27— (41— Italy appeared today to be arrested for internment on th* Isle of course and thonsanda have not niaxirqiihv capacity. 'The lake eration WBS set up. the water com­ h€ brought within the jurts4s<1 in training Britain's Germans Warn The factory demands mclrased Mancheater Is 428 feet, permitting .the contract. doesn't matter whether it's shirts, flat- for intervention. watchfulness an1 sold tbe burglary took place ’. And what a difference these things — .At least 2S0 Chinese el\’lUano peon conflict. It was pointed out. 7:30 a. m. .(1:30 ex.t.) Police cars, bo ab.solutely correct In planning natural valley between tvto small ing Brook shed is 4.5 square miles. were killed In n , Jnpnneoe bomh- United StatM neutrality regula­ Fascist "snpirationa” for terri­ manniMl by more than 1,000 detec- ipne” was bellsved the forerunner l . a b o n t e O U Way tO MoS* closed today. and ■ execution or el.se, nnd that ranges of hills close enough to 38 PIECES ...... $1.78 make! tions would close the Mediterran­ plenish Small Supply. torial and other concesaiona so long to such defense measures as s r - . a s . The President Roosevelt ia } The actual gallon capacity of the Ing raid yesterday near CMni«- tivea, sped to tbe women’s homes, COW on Lcononiic Mis* means seelivus disruption of the construct a dam arrow* to im­ Porter reservoir Is from 27 to 3.1 ALIUB OOFRAN king, foreign aooroea reported to­ ean' to American shipping and aa the British held the keys to waited wrhlle .they hurriedly pack­ blackout and perliapa ssmi-mar- route to Ireland to bring These prices Include shirts, If it's a dry cleaning joh—we use perchlor- tial law. whole, sy.stem and very po,sslbl.v pound the crv.stal.clcnr water flow­ million gsllonarthe HowanI reser- (R o o w a A s <$eee* Alice) sheets, wearing apparel, etc. day. Some onsnnltleo reonlted block Naples and Genoa from Chicago. May 27.—(41—Chica­ Gibraltar and the Suez Canal, the et. their luggage, and then took sion; Plan Favored, can.<( home. scntm.’i rcsnlt.s from hygienic and ing from springs and a wide Wnt- ! voir, from 100 to 131 .milHori gal- • 8Pti»ii'ilAl. MEDIUM when a school wno wrecked. northern and central European go’s eight-day-old mUk strike— the two gateways to the Mediterran­ them to headquarters. Reiwrta of plots by members of The German sources said (Four handherehlers count elhylene, the in'ost thorough cleaning solvent * • • public health stand|>oints. er.shed...... y lions and Roaring Brook reserv’plr j Seventh Son ns one piece.) jtasaage routed. second this month— was ended last ean which Italians call “mare Tbe action followed a sudden the Outlawed Irish Rspubilean warnings had been addresasd Mi-ny of tlie older people In night and delivery to homes W’ss London. May 27— (41—Sir Staf­ Have you ever wondered w|ien ' 100 to 120 million gallons. B “ “o n WItk A * Veil ever discovered. It removes spots, gray- Arsenal Building Dcotroyei. Mra. Taylor Passenger nostrum" (our sea.) decision of Sir John Anderson, Arm y and increasing apprehension Alexander C. Kirk, charg* you opened your faucet just where town remember the period when Kcadlaga Dally • A M. to f P. Osaka, Japan. May 27— (41— Among those planning to em­ resumed today as tank trucks (A dispatch from Malta, Britlah that Germany might attchipt to ford Cripps, Laborite member of fai(rs of the United States Itoaring Brook ares provides a M. minister for home security, to in­ .vour drinking...... water, comes from. the ilains...... at the Porter street...... and■ By App*»UitiaeaL la the Rerrice ness and stains—-like magic. One. factory Imlldlng was destroy­ bark on the Manhattan is Mra. brought In thousands of gallons Mediterranean base only 80 miles tern U(e Mien women without re- uaw Ireland aa a base for opera­ Parliament and a recent Britlah bassy. how it may be protected for you I J^'’"'ard rckervolrs were construct- lor luiure aeieiopment oi ol the Peaplc fur SO Years. ed today by a lire. In the Osaka Myron C. Tayjor, wife of President of milk to replenish a depleted sup- from Sicily and 150 miles from the examinufon by alien tribunals. tions against England prompted .visitor to M cmkow, is en route to "Maaipolatioa" Pbuuwd ...... iH... . — .ij... .11:______i ...I I* ..’a.' ill.* ul..iiif t*iM ..nnfa. I frO lll 600 tO 1000 million gallon .SHIRI'S ONLY 3 for 25c You will want lots o f snowy white things I against impurity or disease carry-1 rd. It was just about the renter 171 Cliiircli Street. Hartford, Coan. Arm y arsenal. Central defense Roosevelt's personal envoy to the p>y- toe' of the Italian "boot," said Most of them were taken from the government to take stepa to the Soviet Russian capital on an ‘.'Kvulenc* hasps accuraulai ling bacteria? * In recent years " f attnictlon In town for sdiilts, storage (ilependlng upon the Pbaoe S-tSSI. SHEETS ONLY 6c each heodquarters aanoqaced tbe Ir e Vatican. The ending of the atrike, which Increase the armed forces. economic mission. ' more and more sad hour by hour.' height of the dam constructed) for the week-end ahead. If you want them cut off an estimated 76 per cent of ! many of these necessities hsv'e be- ! " ’vn. women and, of course, all the was checked after two Roars, bat Five hundred applicants were (Coatlaued On Page Twelve) (OsstlnuiMl On Pngs Ib a ) Seek Recrnlts in Belfast The Soviet Union was reported they said, "that soma sort of maa* I come so common to our minds | kiih*. Scores of men Isbored with really white and bright, bring them here. did aot mention the cnose or any refused passage because the liner the milk supply to consumers In the T. R. A. activity also waa re­ today to have welcomed a British ipulatinn is planned rsgardtng th* ) that we lake them at little value i shovels Bind picks and horse sersp- eosaalties. Is booked to capacity. Americana city and suburbs, followed a seriM ported in northern Ireland. I. R. proposal to send Sir Stafford and refuge ship In ths hope tbszaky CLEANING' PRICES . • • Jonathan J. Garcia ' ! and without much consideration. ' eri* and there were .dozens of Service as fast as you want it. ,£mest||6r I Jammed sfalpping offices. of negotiations between elty, state, A. men visited Belfast dance halls .Russian circles here said chances drawing' the United Statss Into thq Manchester’s water is a* fine a.s 1 teams :pf horses and dump carts - . * AR E: Markets At a Glance The Manhattan, which arrived and Federal officials wrlUi the union Saturday night in a campaign to for improved relations between the war. A trained upholsterer with a will be here. W e're at 54 Main Street, next leaden and dairy dealers. 'The any in the state or New England \ and several .wke of oxen hauling 3 Piece S u its...... 55c New York. May 27— (41—^ . here writh 180 paaengers. took 200 get recruits for their organization. two countries now seemed "quite "W e hope within a few days, kauwledge gained through yewra DANGING TONIGHT strike, which cost farmers and for that matter. This acquisition i cut stone from theijicarby qusr- to St. Bridget'd Church. We're open from Stocks— H igbw; late seUIng aboard before going to Genoa,, her ' De Valera In a speech Saturday favorable." posoibly tomorrow, to lay bsfw a • f experteuoe aa appreutice, all- IS the result of pla'nning by the St Ladies’ Dresses ....5 5 e stems .rally. strikers thousands of doHara, waa Stores Holiday arouad mechaalc and ahop fore- ' , lies. The quarry stone was haul­ last Italian port of call. She will night, said: Sir Stafford, however, did not you concrets facts on just how W9 town fathers and other interfrsted ed to the site, and stone' masons 7 a. m. to 8 p. m. Bonds — Improved; Oanadian marked by daily outbreaks of vio­ "Tbsre la danger over this coun­ wait'for the Foreign Office to (Com­ warned the American embaaay. embark 1,700 more there and sail lence. "rnicks wrere dum p^, citizens of the town as far hack aa cut and trimmed it for the rip- loans slip. for N ew York June 1. try, particularly today, and there plete fonnaliUea of Protocol and "You wiU then rsalia* with ' PHONE 6018 • 1875 and beyond that. ; rapping on the Inner face of the DANTE'S RESTAURANT Foreign Exchange — Narrow; drivers beaten and milk store wrln- 1* but one safeguard— to be pre­ already has begun the first leg of dows broken. Schedule extreme car* and eamestnea( , First Water 'Supply I'dam. to East Center Street Odd Fellows Bonding sterling dips. pared to defend tit* Ii)>crties we hla journey to Moscow. pointed out all the eircu: More than 8J)00 workers— mem- PARLOR FURNITURE Manchester's first water supply I , Stood Test’ of Tln*e Cotton— Firm;.trade and opecn- Due to the all-day holiday on Thursday— Memorial won against anyone- who might He w as there earlier this year, confirming our suspicion e t Featuring Fresh Cfauns and Oysters On the Hnifshell Treasury Balance i hers of the Milk Wagon' Drivers reservol)- was located tiefore 1875 ! T h e workmanship on these two iatis-e baylag. - try to Invade them.’* going by the "back door” on a COMPANY Clam or Oyster Fries Crab Meat Cochtell SERVICED ; union and the Inside Dairy W ork­ D*y— lotal store.i will not observe their usual Wednesday planned attempt on the 8 . 1. in the southeast part of town, on dams was o f the best and hss 'Sogar— Mixed; Wall straet oell- Urging *The whole country to flight from Chungking, China, and 1 8a. Mala 84. Maacheater, Ct. Orehestrn Every Thors, sad S o t Nights. Soogs A t Tear Bequest Washington, May 27—(41—The ers union—:went bock to work un­ dent Roosevelt." the height of land east and a bit stood well the test of time. A moifl- (ag, prodocer haying. half-holiday this week but will remain open all afternoon stand b A is d the. government In w as aal(l to have conferred with WINES — I44)UOBS AND BEERS LAUNDRY AND DRY CLEANING, INC pooition of the Treasury May 24; der terms of the agreement with laforasatlBB from Basfsn south o f Fern street It was call­ em chlorination station was con­ Metals - Steady; ocrap Receipu. $7.e4S.S90JM; expendi­ and up to 9 o'clock in the evening. This is the schedule Us defena* efforts as one man.” Joseph Stalin. DNB, official Oermaa W|f ed the Tayk>r Reservoir and it Is structed at the outlet of the reser­ Food A t Its Beet. Such Aa BovloU. Spnghettt Chickco nod SteohSL 54 MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER ^ PHONE 4280 sigiwr. the dsalers. They voted to return tures. $23,999,516.18; act balaace, to work at the pre-strike basic of the Retail Merchants Bureau of the Chamber of. De Valera called for men to join Maisky Talks to Halifax agency, also ebargsd today M not known how many homes were voirs when chlorination come into Orders Mode Up To 'DUie O ut **Yoar Laundry W H EN Yon Want It... As Yon Want It” \Voel Thai n igheri $2,022,275,927.44; cuirfoms receipts tbe Arm y apd volunteers to aid Rusaisa Ambassador Ivan the liner may b* '^ b jsc ta d Re«d Hemld Adv». served from the first line running- general pq^lce for water treat- house oiM locaJ haying. for mooth. $1(1,334,072. 57. i i rw s ) (Commerce and is followed by most stores in Manchester. the polic* In tracking "any indl- catioa of treachery.^ jlCaatlaua* Oa r«ga IWat l (t “I V 1 MANCHE8TBS EVKWNG HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY. MAT 27. 194« > MANCHESTER EVENING HERAI.D, MANCHESTER CONN. MONDAY, MAY 27, 1940 TWO PAGE TBHBR ; tinued. a spokesman said, adding The Hotel Sheridan ban a busy Germans Warn that the department had not re­ under way for polnU north before banquet schedule for the next week ceived official word o f a German Machine Tool About Town or two. Six different affairs have Impure Metal Entire Family nIghL wammg that the Allies had plotted American Exports Decline; War Games Demonstrate The Satkos’ Journey began in STUNNING been arranged for. Tomorrow Liner in Peril a "criminal attempt" on the liner night the Rotary club, will dine at Richmond, Virginia, in 1938. 'rtwre Men Promise Group 2 of Center church wom­ as a trick to draw the United Quickly Found Satko laid the keel of the uncOn- CAREFREE CASUAL the hotel. Thursday night there States Into fhe war. Capitals Flight Reflected Lightning Tactics Sound On ‘Ark’ Trip en, Mrs. Farl Shaw, leader, will will be a dinner for Father Daniel (Conttnoed from Page One) venUonal Ark, towed It acrM have a pot luck supper tomorrow Both Britain and Germany have ______*'' •country and completed the b o a t ^ J. Foley. Saturday noon a wed­ replied favorably to telegrams To Aid Nation evening at A;30 In the kindergar­ tack by the British In a trick to Washington, May 27—(Id—The4' Foreigners bought fewer Amer- Spectroscope AnalvEes Camp Beaugard, La., May , 37 l». highly maneuverable unit," he Tacoma. He started for Alaska K Flannel Coats ding party will dine there and on from Secretary Hull asking that Satkos Safely Oyer Wa­ last April 21, Intending to file a ten room. Mrs. John V. Lsmber- Sunday morning the Daughters of Involve the United States In war." Impact of war developments on lean motor trucks and steel-mtil ()P)--The caissons ^ r « ' rolling 'The infantry-artillery team ton and Miss Lura Allen head the the President Roosevelt be not mo­ and Records Chemical claim on a homestead at Cook In- ■ (Continued from'Page One) Isabella' will have a communion It said Its.lnformftlon, contained In American business was shown to- products In April, but the demand back home today, anil with them is the basic Idea and this la sound. tery and I>gal Hurdles ONLY committee. a dispatch from’ Boston. wa» ob­ lested. '■'-e The prop((>rUons of the service Is let. Putting Into SoatUc for re­ •IL HIATIMO-AIW COMOITIOHINa breakfaat. Sunday afternoon No Warning To Captain day in 'a Commerce! Department, for aircraft increased purchase* to Makeup* Rapidly^ nearly 70,000 officers and men of On ^'a v to Alaska. pair#, Satko came under the sur- to promtae. In the way of defense ithere will be another dinner for tained "on good authority," The department ofllclal said report that exports "decUned $27,-; $22,000,000, and sales of metal- about right. The division does ^0^ LmwI Ifontw Oiffsofi fGerman Naval authorltiea last the United States Army who havs need, however, more tanks, more vrlllv)cq of the court which de­ rnwOhm mmmmtMm mm mm Improvements, only what "we can Fred Levey of New York City Fftber Foley. On Friday, June 7. that the German warning had not OOO.dOO In April, with the heaviest ^ working machinery were up $3,- clared the Ark unseaworthy and T|ie o S b e e * edW pW ie Hiie e # * s •teetly ^ reasonably expect to achieve." who Is employed at the Chamical the Sheridan will c.iter for the October warned President Roose­ decrease, in Scandinavian and 000,000 for the mdnth. , Dayton, O., May 27—(Id— Th« been In the field since May 5 in anti-tank guns and a small recon­ Nsnalmo, B. C., May 27.— (Ca­ been communicated to the Presi­ naissance unit." prohibited the minor dhlldrcn from iiA«at MH»«t • M%n imi4 «n4«r Mtim (Ml Accompanying Burt were John National liank, on Broadway, has hospital dinner at the Maaunlc velt they had learned the British dent Roosevelt's captain. He said Dutch trad'e. ! There wa.s an increase In the Army Air Corps, searching for bet­ the nation's largest poacet*me war nadian Press) Safely over watery •M tlijwilwlWefcbUMi■ •••a'IaH ^ 3.98 intended to sink the diner Iroquois volume of American purcha.se* of He warned that "meiu)ujrys. for and legal hurdles, the Paul S'atko continuing the trip until structural LL *Siia*4i R. Lovely of Sprtngfleld, Vt., presU been spending e week of his vaca­ Temple. the captain and crew were already Flight of capital from threaten-; ter alloys for planes, has a nearly and then blame Germany, The ship maneuvers. defense to l)e taken by 'ground chunges were madp, Mrs, Satko (lent of The National Machine Tool tion with his parents, Mr. and advised to take every precaution, ed European countrie* was reflect-1 such things as crude rubber, raw Infallible "detective" that spots family was "getttm : along all and the minor children proceeded ^ 3 \ Kulldera Association: Toll Bema Mrs. Fred H. Levy of Fo.ster .Membera of the Klwanis Club reached New York without Inci­ and that the ship was thoroughly ed in a Treasury announcement wool, undressed furs and ferro- In a five-hour critique 4.000 of­ troops against low flying aircraft" right" fodny on Its trip to Alaska inipuritles In less time than It ficers were told the war games seemed to have been forgotten. from Seattle to Anacortea by land of rnevciAnd. general manager of street. He left this morning for were guests today of Colonel Wil­ dent.) searched and crew men questioned that during February—for the first alloying ores. In the 40-foot, home-made "Ark of while Satko. -and an IS-year-old the aaaorlatlpn: Norman D. Mc­ Boston and will remain over the liam C. Cheney at the state prlaon At the same time the authorita­ before she left New York last Frl- time In ten months—foreign In­ Swiss investors acedunted for takes to describe It. demonstrated that lightning war "Infantry in 'trucks are help­ Juneau." tactics are sound and also con­ less," said General Brees. "T o daughter sailed the Ark. Leod of Providence, R. I.; ,Charl*s holiday .with friends In that city. in Wethcrafield. A fine luncheon tive commentary DIenst Aus day. vestors bought more American se­ one-fifth of the $49,110,000 pur­ The detective Is the spectro­ The Ark, with its 1926 automo­ J. S tlllw ^ of Cleveland: arid How­ De)itach'land, q[hl1e declaring the The ship Is to be searched again chase of American securities by scope, an old-device Just coming firmed the view ert 'military ex­ subject them to air attack un. bile engine purring comparatively was enjoyed after which the Ki- curities than they sold. They In­ necossarily will be sheCr murder.' ard Dy Dunbar of Worcester Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Mollan wanlans were taken on a tour of German Navy was taking special before leaving Galway. Ireland. creased their holdings by $3,879— foreigners during February. The into its own In lhd)>stry. It an­ perts that mo.st of the Army's amoothly. put In here yeaterday, A new "flytng wing” type of I fhritt . Ifl#. Muss the prlspn, being precautions to assure the Presi­ The Sinking of the British liner 000. Netherland.s had net purchases of alyzes.' and records on the spec­ equipment. transportation and Nr>eds TwoType* Of Plane* bearing the. entire fam'lly Paul, alrplanejs now being conatrueted. . CtRttf St, of 7.Vt main street have returne newspaper. tended this'waa.a British maneu­ AND The volume of exports (Includ­ ruary. The net inflow of ^pltal by resolving the rays Into their papers and-evinced no Intention of members of the Children of Mary states began. Sogne will be travel­ crease in the country's anti-air­ Interfering with the famlly'a pro­ factories oKen1ar((ement of exist .‘iodahty to which the members of ver to agitate United States sentl STATE WF.D. ingIn^ re-exports)re sMIl was high com- continued during ' the month, al­ component parts. As a prism of CENTER ST. AT BROAD tE L . 8500 ling for almost two weeks. craft defenses, and aald the Army gress toward a homestead and a Ing ones mill not be necessary. Group A of Center church wom­ the sodality have Invited their ment against Germany. ■ with a year ago, however. It though at a slower rate, The net glass breaks sunlight into the col­ at least now. ' • After all. led $324,000,000 for the month. increase was'12,027,000 compared ors of the rainbow, the spectro­ Maj. Gen.' Hei;bert J. Brees, needed more tanks of all kinds new life on Cook Inlet, Alaska. en. Mrs. Robert Alexander, leader, lOothern. It la expected that about chief control officer of the war and other mechanized weapons. JAMES E. DALTON 141 Porter StiwI T^lephon* HI*' will have a pot lurk supper to­ 200 will be present. must a beau­ Ithough the decline In Ameri- with $37,!595,000 in January. scope, whose principal part is a Oourt Order Oefled *JSo Sane Man* Conlrl mEi triangular prism of quartz, breaks exerclaes, told the '-assembled of­ "I emphasize thl.s material be­ ■ Until It arrived here, the Ark T. P. A rm iN A r o . I4S n «*. M»in s f w t T«>i^hoii*> f Seotla. of which she have In mind. By burning a piece of metal In for the Improved quality of the Denver, May 27—(,P)- Coroner wMIhlKbalanc* ,»4, k STSIIsMiia nhliMi — to help yoM look your be«t ptlres. Knp extra amiirtneaa up lo gin,000 and prison sentances i la a past chief. Games were plrty- ^,A meeting of the Bluefield Club "This story la similar to those AImi Encyclopedia Give Away! off, t(x>—leaving a^cultural ex­ mark. Finland and Sweden. Japa­ an electric arc a spectfupi la ob­ all prmna mntimm tb* n*ulfMw*U we will appreciate the op­ nese short term funds fell by $7,- metal. Jay 31. HatfMd aald Walter Howell Ibla type of Im*. Olbaf pleat portunity to serve yoia no iimtlor whorn or how you plnn and comfort too. .Slip It over up td\10 years for attempts to ed and a buffet lunch was served, will be held this evenin^sSt 7:.30 In which asserted that the British ports for April $12,000,000 less tained. wrote "I know I'll go to Hell for AFTER DARK alto, lo At IndlvlSuel drcsmeUmcaa- to apnid the holiday. everything from your ofllce aiibveit^tllltilry forces by the dls- . The brtde-clectXMCelved a hand- the rhihhouse. sank the Athenia and Raeder's TODAY: "Till We Meet Again" than they had been in March. 152,000 to $560,817,000.' Further, since the Intensity of at 2H% ^ b l y «i betalcSrM Plus: "2 Girls On Broadway" thia,” then killed his 2>i year old aacatdlnt ( 100, aad 1% aoatlily aa classic your nlsyclothcs to trihutlonN)f un-Atnerlcan Htera-; some pottery tea\set from the warning about the Iroquois." the light in the spectrum of any aon and himself with a pistol. Hat­ IT YOUR N 0M gives you s lot of trou­ any maalodar! aad al J% amalbly evening wear! uoiible plejited ture or otnir means. It also woul ------\ amount of that element presen), tory worker,, was despondent over s2.98-s3.98 and new large flap pocketa. Official* o f Line Coogan’s disappearance. The sher­ the density of the photographic Vicks Vs-tro-nol up each nostril. aliens who advbcata overthrow of 1 Many cauliflower raises In this State Claims OflMN» THI NIW Jackie Coogaii At Novel Shower the recent death .of h|s wife. Fine quality all wool flannel the government by force. section ms.v face greatlyslncress- iff was organizing a searching par­ lines made by that light Indicates RgMILTB «Rg M (MOD beesuas Vicks In Bright Red, Navy, Dusty f Officially Informerl ty when Coogan telephoned from Va-tro-nol is expressly designed to re­ The House has passed similar ed seed coats this year and^M long RIVERSIDE PARK almost exactly how much o f the U'liaek on Read Oauae* Death Pink finA Blue and Natural; N ^ York, May 37.— "Wanakena (?hloe^\ owned and Iji.st week two psychiatrists, States." GIANT SHOW! cape from Arizona's State Hospi­ not only In the analysis of metals, hearing a picture of the same "lit­ WidiMl C||l«n l—Asd Te**n Jms Out el td l^ ' Hotel Sheridan BuildinK handled by Hardiog J.'Stephens of several relatives ancl life-long and Jimmy Mitchell, a etudent tal shared front pages with Winnie but also of corrosion products, tle house." The gifts were mostly _ Bed ia the Mendug Raria’ le Ge Read Herald Advs. this town, placed second in the friends of the 51-year-old.v artist Every Precaution flier, t(wk off from Tucson in the Ruth Judd's second break, died In soaps, cleaners, greases, oils, paint linen. The process of locating each Tlw liver elHiaM sour out tws plnte of p r ic e Ops* TTodniisdsT N lfht Closed All Day Thursday. (« ontinued from Page One) Derby Stake yesterday at the and former suffraglstgfeadec testi­ afternoon for Yuma in separate the institution last night. The 6- pigments, and textiles. package was novel and caused liquid elle Into your bowtie delJr, If till, fied the divorcee was mentally de­ planes. Pryor and Mitchell missed bile U not flowtns freeijr. your nod nay Farmington Fish and Game Olijb'a foot--3 Hanks weighed only 90 Mot-e than 1,000 analyses are much hilarity. ' not disett. It may Juet decay tn tba bowel. Maisky talked over with Foreign! ranged. Taken for Safety Coogan about 25 miles east of here pounds at the time of his Decem­ field Trial In Farmington. It was i Washington, May 27.—lAi—The made each year. If an engine part The party included gitests and Gaa bloata up your •1«Bac)i. You set eentU Secretary Lord Halifax yestei-day "Chloe's” fourth straight win arid, - The defendant was divorced, A L ^ ! "Lowe lyolf S t r ik e In the treacherous Telegraph Paas ber escape. Hospital officials gave fails, a sample is put to the test. relatives from Hartford, East pated. You feel aour, aunk aad tba woriu the proposal that Sir Stafford go s ^ m her husband. Col. Richard C. State Department said today that area, where Avtatrlx Marvel Cros- no details of his death. looka punIc the setter bitch handled perfectly ,-ery precaution had been taken If It should have been chrome- Hartford, Windsor, Wapplng, Etast It takes tboaa sood. eld Carter’a Utile to Moscow In connection with ne- throughout her run, making two ^ rieson, chief artillery officer of /i>LU8 . . . BENCHLET. son was killed], in the 1929 wom­ vanidium rteel, and the spectro­ Hampton, and Bridgeport. Mes­ Unr nila to set Umm two Mala of bile gotions for a trade agreement. I the^lxth Division. In 1937. ' She the safety of the United States 1t)UB GANG AND BHOBTS en’s air derby. flowiba freely to make you feel "up and finds in the course and one in the Unci' President Roosevelt, en route Mussolini has an official salary gram shows no vanadium, the Air sages and gifts were also received up." Amadnc in maUnens bll#MIe flowflew Tratly.frn It was understood the Russians i bird field. walked into a hotel cafeteria here They hurried to Yuma and in­ of less than $10,000 a year. Corps knows an improper substi- from Manchester, New Hampshire Am for CWHer'a UMla L^rnilnbym — desired t]>at Sir Stafford ^ould be last Mar,ch 8 and shot the second to Ireland to bring Amerlc NOW: "Ga n g s o f c h i6 a g o ” home frqm Great Britain. "DAYS OF JESSE JAM El^ 104 aM 144. Btubbonlyranwaaaytbtasa V GET OUT-OF.-DOORS onpowered to make decisions and ] Donald Oderman and Marry Mrs. Burleson, the former Mrs. These hrecautlona will be take actions .rrganling details of Straw of Manchester High school Isabel Reece Knnwiton of Boston, such an agreement. won llrst and seixind prires, re­ with a rusty pistol she concealed Enjoy the comforts of the open Observers saw In the fact that spectively Saturday In a statewide In a black bag. 'Russia has not Increased her de­ pronunciation contest In which 110 Itidicatlona were the trial would mands In connection with pnopoaed students took part. Both boys re­ last until mid-week. , in Summer Furniture from Keith ’s t'raile negotiations an Indipatlon ceived their prises, watrhea, this Ben Wiiliums Shoivsyinc. that the two countries may be morning. In addition to Oonnectl- /America’s Famous Exposition , The luxury o f home able lo get together. '■ cut contestants from Ma.ssachii- W ant Knioy Tn Return ' sett.s and N('vv York were repre­ Baloli lloinesteatl Coil Spring There was a feeling, however, sented In the contest, laundered clothes that rtu'cla would be tnore likely t Sold lo Driggs In enter Into new relations with The first social affair of,a pub­ at Bon Ami Circus Field Glider Britain If the British ordered their lic nature by the newly organlr.ed ^ ~ — / u'nnnr.AwnWOODLAND .UTDRRTSTREET ambns.*(ador hark to Moscow soon. W'omen’.s Auxlllari' of the Cham­ made a very practical rile Hmbasaa()or, Sir WIlllHni Mrs. Charles I 18a1ch. wh^has Auspices ber of Commerce, a "get-acqualnt- made her home In the Buckland .Seeds. let Moscow In January and ed" tea, for new families. Is belpg has never returned. district, on the south side of North possibility. $17.95 Preliminary talks between Rus­ held late this afternoon In the Main street, west of the Hockanum sia and Britain were said, how­ Federation room of Center Church river bridge, has sold her house to house, with Girl Reserves on hand Manchester Fire Dept. O i l # 6 Cushions ever. to be progressing now In a Alvin D. Drlggs who Is carrying veiy friendly light with a llkell- to care for the children of mothers on a development of homestte* In / ------The latest modehr* now on •Water Repellent 1)00(1 that all minor points of dif­ attending. ^ that part of Manchester. "Mrs. ference would soon be disposed of. Batch is to vracate at once. On Foreign Office circles said a re­ Miss May Donnelly will be In- Wednesday afternoon of this week 12 All Feature Attractions display, featur^the latest •Adjustable Bark ply from Moscow regarding., ...... the stalled aa worthy advisor of Man- she will sell at auction thtoiigh ths British propf^rVo make'sir"staf- i cheater Asseinbly. No. 16, Order of R, M. Retd and Sons agency her All New to Manchesteiv-Pay Them a •Choice of Colors ford a special envoy were not "un- Rainbow Girls, at a seml-ptibUc furniture snd Intends to make her Visit Day or Night. mechanical developments. favorable," but added that certain ceremony this evenlng'at^S o clock home on Strickland street. •Ball Bearing formalities must be arranged he- in the main lodge room of the MB' Mrs. Balch Is the widow of lO Beautiful Rifles at Your Service. ,fore he'cnuld assume the post. sonic Temple. Miss Mildred Charles I. Balch who was for •Silent Knight retiring worthy, advisor many years engaged In ths drug The Largest in the World. will be the Installing officer. Miss business and once served aa post* Cliioaso Milk Lots Agard will be marshal and master a.t the Manchester poStof The Only Big Shows Playing Manchester This Miss Beiilsb Robb, chaplsin. Clar. flea beside* being Interested tn ence Wood will preside at the or­ Year. Come Early, Stay Late. This Years Steamer Chair Strike E iic IckI many clylc and fraternal organisa­ gan. tion* In Manchester. She is a |>art owner of the Balch and Bn>wn Complete with ironttaned froin Pags. Om ) Memorial Temple No. S3. Pythi­ building on Depot Square, the larg­ FREE PARKING FOR CARS Greatest an Bisters, will rfieet tomorrow est buslneas block located at the C.anopy and Footrest” ge pending negotiations for a evening at 8 o’clock in Odd Fel­ north end. new contract until June 10. lows hall. The hustneas aewloa Look For the Firemen's Parade Washer Value Roth Over New Contraet wlU be followed by a "Gay Nlne- Both Btrlkes—the first from May tlea" party and refreahments will Monday. May 2 7 al 6t.30 All Whit* Porcelain Enaaid 1-.3 ended In a tnice— resulted from be served, The standing entertain­ Tub disputes over a new contract which ment committee will be In charge. Weddings See Your Firefighters In All Their Glory! expired on April 30. The dealers Rust Proof Wrina*r refused the old baae scale of t48 Mr. and Mrs. Louis C, Dtmock s week to the divers and offered of Bolton, formerly of Porter Free to the Public— Twice Daily Balloon RoQs $30.' plus con\mlsslons. The new' street, have been In Washington, Announce Engagenenl 'csle lor Inside worliers was from D. C.. attending romraencement Mr. and Mrs. Samuel J. Haugh 3treanlliied Agitator v.s to gt4 A week less than provided exercises at Arlington Hall Junta*- of 33 Edgerton street, announce RICHEY WATER CIRCUS under the old scale o f from $35 for (!k)Ilege. where their daughter. Pa­ the engagement of their daughter. Trick and Fancy,. Diving — See the “ Human Torch*' Powerful Motor ^ A l M f e l a l rlerke to $64 for foremen. tricia.' is a student. Mi.(ia Margaret EUsabeth Haugb In His Spectacular 112 Ft. Divp into a Tank of Blazing The wage scale was the principal Complete With Pump Isstie In dispute. Yesterday's to John C. Grant, son of Mr. and Fire! ^ ' June, it appears, will contain Mrs. Lmils L. Grant, who recent­ agreement provides that should the usual numbers of weddings— Circular Table negotiations between the unions ly moved to Putnam from the THRILLS GALORE IN SENSATIONAL FROLIC, perhaps mors than usual. To data Buckland section of this town. and deslfirs fall by June 10,' dis­ about a dosen marriage license BIG TIME ENTERTAINMENT! puted'points are to be, referred to Draws Reeerd Crowds! Something Doing Always! The Mayor Edward J. Kelly and State's applications have been received at $1.95 the office of the town clerk. War Ptetures Bit Old Show of Shows! Attorney Thomas J. Courtney. There’s something doing every second of the time—tor every j 6 9 - 5 « Choice o f Cnlors. If all negotiations are futile, Belleville, BL— (/Pi —Alfred 8 member of the family from the kiddlra right down to the old folks. however, an arbitration board of Slany former soldiers and sailors Don't leeve anyone oat of this part.v — It's a Family Affair! from this town attended a meet­ Kunze sat down to look at the war two dealers and two union mem­ pictures In the weekly Illustrated Wboope. .My peer! Let's Go! New Rides. Bigger Rides, bers is to be set up. Failure of ing of the British War veterans In klore ExetUng RMeii — They Are All Here — And Yon Jnst Can’t Hartford Saturday night In ob­ newspaper he received from the A completely Automatic froner iviUi a 26 inch roll. Thermoiitatfe Camp Stool Beach Uinb'rellaa I*oreh Rocker the board to agree will result In postman. He saw ths war pictures Afford to MIsa This Onee-ln-e-Blne-Moae Chance To Eajoy Y*«r- hsvtng'lhe d ilu te arbitrated by servance of erofdre day. A feature telf To the tTtnwaL Arrhblahop Samuel A. Stritch, of the occasion was a rebroadcast all right, but found them a bit old. control operates on 3 heats, and switches the current on iewdi off to $4.19 head of the Chicago Catholic' arch­ of a recent speech by King George The paper, dated April 6, 1^17, had SEE EVERYTHING ON THE ONE-HALF MILE 19c $2.95 diocese, or his suthorlzed repre­ VI. been more than 33 years arriving MIDWAY! allow use of stored heat. Hardwood frame. Fold- Vamiidied or green. A sentative. ( at its destination. There are sights for the' serious and fan for the frivolous—and 8 ft. uinbreUas In a wide most romfortnble rocker for St. John's Sewing club will meet | a Mg Itnie for everybody! Freaks and enriositlea. comedy and Dp you smoke the cigarette thatV COOLER, las Seat. cholrie of color combination*. porch or lawn. tomorrow evening at 7 o'clock; A family airplane of the future, akin, entertsliunfat aad musie, art and acrobette. To get the Has a heavily chromium plated ironing with Mrs. Joseph Bednars of 69 as envisioned by a leading de*| spirit of the show, dent mlae the Mg midwny. Attmetioos gelete North streeL signer, wrould have 300 horsepowr. ter the youeg aad eld! ahoe and both ends of roll are open. $ 6 9 - 5 0 Depot Square er, cruising speed of 306 mtlea an that’s MILDER, tha^ TASTES BETTER... Conic in s t our complete display of porch and outdoor furniture BIGGER, BETTER THAN EVER! HTTIR MAM FOR The House Committee of Camp­ hour, five-peraon capacity, and —make your selection Now— for a full Summer's enjoyment! Market bell Council K. of C. will provide gasoline consumption of about 13! EVERY SHOW IS CLEAN AND M ORALE a ir m smokmo miles to the gallon. Fre« Delivery Phone 7626 a roast beef dinner at the home on SURPRISES AWAIT YOU! * 'A r e you getting all the pleasure that Chester­ Ask for free demonstration in your home. Main street, at Detmont streeL to­ f night. The dinner will be served ta Nw rigid WsadWd eC s in Sirloin Steak, lb. 39c from 7 to T:S0. FoHowlpg the field’s RIGHT CGMBINATIGN of the world’s best cigarette dinner there will be an Important One Full Week Of Joy busineaa meeting of the Ooundl. Ward E. Krause tobaccos gives miUions of smokers every day... the pleasure of a milderp cooler, better-tasdng cigarette? •very Betas ta ft** yg* Ike dgw The Manchester Electric Division sMta that Matty laMdlsa (At wna Starting Tonight Cwr UbtMW la *a aaw Mb "TOSACCOtAWft t n n n a u v znoMaaciiciRcowBioowPAST The Chesterfield combination really satisfies. US.A-I W nstawsava ii.w.n«:cwa «• , yiHancheBter Masohs in Two Service Pins Americana out of toe country. Up National Unity Appeal D ai^ Book Lodge Sessions Dutch Adopt to May 22, he had had no word Are Awarded from the State Department' In Tonight Daily Radio Programs eight days. He had been able to May 27-June X. — Carnival of New Greeting ascertain. hoLwever, that none of Is Made by Roosevelt Manchester; lire department. To G)rifer Master Mason Bsateru Duyllgiit Time UBlees Otherwise Noted. the Americana tn Holland was Decoration Day Starts The Summer Season Seven Members of Scan* injured during the five days of ' This Week Degree in Two Meet­ fighting. 000 more since 1039, he continued, June 1.—Concert at High school dia Lodge Honored at Tlieir Traditional Faith In Rotterdam, which auffeyed &npleft Pledge of Mill* than in the seven preceding years. hall by LsneaSUr, (Pa.) Choir, ings Tomorrow Night. Music; 1:45 Hymns of All Church­ Since 1033 It purchased ,0 ^ 0 Anniversary. In Qnprn Considerably most from the German attack, lary Security ^with undsr direction of Helge E. Peer- es; 5:30 Yvette's , Songs. ' CBS- people still were being rescued Of Sports Activities^ Trips wd the Opening of planes, the president said, tnaKBig son. ‘ Two communications of M ss- Chaln—1:30 Fletcher Wiley pro­ these other Army comparisons: Nearly 200i members and Invited WTIC Shaken by Her Flight. from air raid snelters In the base­ Warning Against Dis- Also, American Uglon dance at cheater lodge of Masons, will be gram; 3:15 Of Men and Books; ments of wrecked buildings four 1033—enlUUd men. 122,000;, Hartford 5:15 Indianapolis race preview fUeeU fithered at Oraags Hall Ijtttiati lUUle held tomorrow night in toe Tem- days after the last bombardment. ■ention and Treaj;hery, 1040, practically .doubled; 1033— Also, Juns 1-2.—Hl-T Qub out- 1040 kc. -iSSJI m. (Also WJZ-NBC 5:05). WJZ- (Editor's Note: J. Reilly O'.SulU- anti-aircraft guns, 303; 1040, 1,- last Saturday night to celebrate ble. toe first Ume in the history of Several children were born In ink a t Camp Woodstock. NBC—11:30 a. m. Farm and Home van waa chief of The Associated Roterdam air raid aheltera, while Sununer Cottages at Shore and Lake. Prepare 700; 1033—Modern infantrv mbr- the 40th anniversary of the found­ toe lodge that the Master Mason Hour: 1 p. m. Alma Kltchcll’s Wsihlngton, May 27—OPi—In • ing of Scandia Lo(^e, No. 23, Or­ Next Week Press Bureau at Amsterdam at at Tilburg. In soutbern Holland, tare. 24: 1040, 1,600; 1033—Modem June 3-8. — American Uglon degree has been worked twice In .Monday, 3lay >7 Journal; 4:15 American Ubrdry afilemn appeal for national unity. tanks, armored- cars, 48; 1040, 1,- der of Vaaa....'IThbse In attendance toe same night. The two lodge 00—Backstage Wife. the time-’'of the German lnva.*lon. woman with a two-day old baby P ru d en t Roosevelt coupled a include 10 of the 27 charter mem­ C a m 'll. Association Conference. MBS— spent four days In a shelter. * 700; 1033—Pilots, 1,263; 1040, 8,- June 10.—Openlng'of Veterans’ sessions are necessary because of :15—Stella IMIlap,-— 2:45 Kentucky School of the Air: Now In Berlin, he gives one seg­ pled^ of military security last 200. bers of the Swedish fraternity who toe large number of candidates for > :30—Lorenzo J^ e s . ment of the Dutch reaction to Minister Gordon, when I left, are still living. Carnival lor one week. 4 Vagabonds' Trail. . . . Short waa planning to stay at The Hague your Wardrobe Accordingly— At HOUSE’S Bl(ht with % warning against Tro­ Biriclency Depends On Unity ' the degree. Since no sessions are :45—Young Wldder Brown. waves: GSD GSC London 8:15 (jueen Wilhelmlna’s flight In the Mr. Roosevelt announced that Seven members were awarded Coming Eyente held during aumBier months the ;00—Girl Alone. as long as possible. The American jan borse treachery and the "un­ Vanity Fair: 2RO Rome 10 News: following dispatch.) ths air forces should cohCtnue to 26-year service pins, the presenta­ June II.—Hotosta'r street school degrees will be conferred before : 13—Life Can Be Beautiful. By J . Keiny O'Sullh-sn legation was handling the affairs diluted poison” of focelgn-sponsor- tion being made by Dietrict Mas­ graduaUon at 10 a. m. Buckland TGWA Guatemala 11 Hawaiian. be part of the Army and Navy, the vacation period. :3()—Jack Armstrong. Berlin, May 27—(;P)—Their trad­ of Great Britain, France, Belgium (*antner*Wikie a » o w «d dissension. „ ' „ ' for. he said, recent wafs have ter Frank Johnson of Tbomaston. school exercises at 2 p. m. The first communication, a spe­ 45—The' O'Neill’s. , itional faith In their queen con­ Canada and South Africa. Calling for an end to fe^r, Il­ ■bown that nxbtlng efficiency de­ Those who received the award June 12.—State Tinde school cial, wlU be held at six o'clock 00—Newe and Weather. siderably shaken by her flight to lusion and calamity-howling, the pended on unity of control..?v were; Leander Carlson, Victor An graduaUon exercises. sharp, tomorrow night Friends :1.3—Strictly Sport# with Bob England, Dutchmen have adopted chief executive said In his four- "The "world situation." he eald, derson, Carl Horn, Madeline Carl Also, Barnard school graduaUon of the candidates tor the degree at Steele. a new greeting since the German Rev. Daniel Foley Bathing Trunks 'taenth radio "fireside chat" that may so change that It will be son, Hilda Johnson, Esther Man­ at 10 a. m. this early session must be at toe :30 - Jules Lande Salon Orches- occupation of The Netherlands. American defense forces would he necessary to reappraise our (de­ ning and Ruth Anderson. Carl June 18. — Manchester Green Temple no lajer than six o clock. tra. ,-x,. "We are still living.” touUt up "to whatever heights the fense! program at any time. In Nelson was imabla to be present schooKgradustton at 10 a. m. The second communication which ;4.3—I>owell Thomas. Home Tomorrow to receive bis pin. They say this a bit ruefully and Ilow to be a loafer! future may require.” such case I am confident that the June 14.—GraduaUon of class will be the regular session of toe 7 :00—Fred Warlng's Orchestra. with a rote of apprehension as to He denied charges of criUca Congreae and the chief executive District Officers Present 4 -95 to <5-95 of 1040B of Manchester High at lodge and will open at 7:30. :18— European News, Monday, May 27 the future, but It Is characteristic Rev. Daniel J. Foley, eon of that money spent for the Army will work In harmony ae a te a m - District officers present includ­ dracted by H4lgs B. Pearson, former organist and music leader at the Emanuel Lutheran church, State theater. - ;30—Inside of Sports with Jack ed Secretary Henning Johnson of The lodge ofUc«t» U: 00—Music off the Record -Ray of the average Dutchman to bear 5fr. end Mrs. Cornelius Foley of and Navy In the last few years os they are ■’doing today. the senior choir of the First Pre.sbyterlan Church of Lancaster, Pa., will present a concert at toe High June 21.—Armual Juna Rose attendance both aeaelons eipce Stevens. adversity phllo.'wphlcally. |i»/i "gone down the rpt-hole." In­ this town. Treasurer PStriUl PeWr- Barrett A Pine street, who was ordained In It's very timple: jnet aettie /■"I will not healtate at any mo­ School auditorium toll Saturday evening at 8 o'clock, assisted by the. Emanuel choir. First row, left to Dknce of Gibbons Assembly, C. candidates, are well known an :45—CThamplohs. :4.1—Ad Liner- Dance program. One owner of a chain of movie OTHER BATHING SUITS stead. be said; ment to. ask for additional funds eon of Hariford, Vice District Rome last month, will arrive In down in 'a.coiy beach chair, ^ right: Nelda Eaby, Sarah Eberle, Palma Winkler. Marlon Herr, Helge E. Pearson, Evel^yn Leaman. L. of C., at Country Club. popular local men. Following toe :00—The Telephone Hour. :30—Strictly Swing—GII Bayek. theaters In Rotterdam, for In­ New York tomorrow morning on ‘•nils uoocy bA^ been uMd to whe:i they are required." Master Carl Pearson of George­ Violet Bigger, Janet Caverno, Susanne Habecker. Second row: Gloria Stambaugh, Alice uroff, Berna- second communication refresh­ :30—Alfred Wallenstein’s Or- town and Mrs. Ounhlld Swanson :40- Baseball Scores. stance, refused to be downhearted, the United States Steamship GRornER clad in one of onr smart, com* / make our Army And Navy today The president'! recent defense dlne Franklin, Mary Stauffer, Dorothy Biggs, June Eaby. Eleanor Shlmp, Mary Burkhart. Thelma Olrl Save# Her Dog ments will be serv&l In toe lower chestra. Though' hls home as well as hls the largest, the/best equipped, and recommendations, together with of Hartford and Alex Anderson of ;45—Scattergood Baines. Washington. He salled~from Italy BO'SUN foitabln .4rrow Sporta ShifiS Menge, Mary Lee Forney, Mabel Barnet. Third row; Glcnna Jane May, Harold Clegg, Muriel McCalmont. hall. ^ ^ 9:i:00—Dr. 1. Q. :00—Es.so Reporter. five theaters were destroyed by up the best trained peacetime mili­ the annual Army and Navy funds, New' Haven, members of the Ex a week ago Saturday and yester­ Ciramw Pn.. Nicholas Guarino, Mary Belle Nlsaly. Victor Mach oka, Dorothy Rennlnger, Samuel Bigger, Either Arvado, Colo.—(JPi — Thlrteen- 9: 30—Alec Templeton Time. 05—Sammy Kaye's Orche.'P)-^aergt. Wll* : 20—Edwin C. Hill. But the Dutch are far le.ss phlln- of hls family and will come di­ recorded oppoaltlon. f vine, Harold Stryker, John D. Tate, Harry Brandt. ter cats. Nelghbore demand 11:OO—News and Weather. i sophical over the fact that .’iO- the yiwesent emergency justified In discussing Increased Indus­ gsnizatlon dedicated to the allavla- llam Burch and Lonny Slmcoe of :30—Paul Sullivan. . rectly, to Manchester. He will cele­ CTlarabelle be put to death. 11: 1.1—When Day Is Done—Larry :45—The World Today. I year-old Queen Wllhelmlna , fled brate hls first solemn high mass dow-n or cancellation of trial operations under the prepar­ tton of suffering and distress. the police motorcycle squad waited Hiiard, baritone: Bud Rainey, <4 It was revealed that Scandia Manchester aa guest of ths G Juanita’s mother filed a court ac­ :00—Amos 'N' Andy.' IJiefore the Dutch Army capltulat- in ,St. Jam es's olfureh next Sun­ ly the great social gains" edness program, Mr. Roosevelt ex­ tion. A jusUce of toe pence agreed half an hour tor speeders. None narrator. Bathing Trunks $1.15 up •“ __ ler the New Deal, Mr. Roose­ pressed certainty that "responat- lodge has produced more Dietrict Clef (Club, which recently paid :15— Lanny Ross. ,i ed to the invaders. Many of them day morning. to let aarfbelle go home If Juanita came by. A motorist told them "Go 11 :45— Lou B'reese and hls Orches­ feel that, after 41 years as their velt asser:ed that "today's threat ble leadere will not permit some officers than any other lodge ip the weekend visit to U ncaster and north about half a block and you'll 30—Blondie. Father Foley was born Ih. Man­ state, 'four of Its members having Lancaster Church Choir preaeqted a concert there. The promised hot to eay toe word— tra. :Q0—Tune Up Time. ruler, she should have stayed be­ chester October It, 1913 and waa The ^iirat step i* a eporta ahirt to our national security la not a ■peclalised group, which repre- learn why." The officers found • 12:'00—Tommy Dorsey's Orches­ ynatter of rolliury weapons alone. senla a minority of the total em­ served sa District Masters, Nila visitors will be housed overnight whatever it nt^agaln. :30—Pipe Smoking Time. hind to share her country’s fate. a member of the first class 'to crude crayon jlg n : "Warning — tra. She should have done this, they that givea.you freedom of acUoot “We must deal vigorously." he ployes of a plant or Industry, to R. BJorkman In I0l4, Carl E and will sing' at the service at the Speed trap ahead." They tore down :55—News- Elmer Davis. graduate from Bt. Jam es's school Has* Spletidid Record The corrcsponaepce of the Pope. 12:30^Don Bestor’s Orchestra. :00—Radio Theater. say. even If the government was to wit, one of our new Arrow said, with "spies, saboteurs anil break up the continuity of em­ Thoren In 1D20, JWnnIng A. John Emanuel Luthefan church on Sun­ the sign. In the next half hour they in 1927. He w as' graduated from In Rome, requires to * services of 12:45^News. :OOr-Ouy Lombardo's Orchestra. forced to flee the country. Manchester High school In 1931 Itors.” The new' technique of ployment of the majority of the son A) 1025 spd''John E. Johnson In day morning. caught four speeders. Beach Robes $2-29 up SpotU\.Shirta. :eatng a nation at Its roots, 1034. A. Theodore Anderson serv­ 35 secretaries. '' Tomorrow*# Program - ,----- :30—Columbia Concept Orches­ Some of them even say It would and In 1934 from Bt. Thomas Sem­ employes." The senior choir of the Flrstldcm and In churches In nelghbor- itinued. Is discord aimed at May Detay Programs ed aa District treasurer for 17 Calls Churchill Batcher A. M. tra. have been far better for her to re­ inary. From 1934 to 1936 he pur­ "confusion of counsel As a result of the new Trojan years up to 1032. Presbyterian church of Uncaster. 1 Ing towns. All the membra of toe 6:00—Doye O’Dell. :00—Esso Reporter. main In Holland but to abdicate sued his studies at St. Mary's _ . , . ___ . _ ' senior choir receive half-hour In- London, May 27—CiPy—For call­ and allow Crown Princess Juliana Indecision, political paraly­ horse and Fifth Oolumn tech­ tVennergicn TasatiBsstcr Pa., which win present a concert. yolcc lessons each week ing Prime Minister (Churchill 8:25—News. :05—Sport Round-Up. Seminary In Baltimore and for 6:30—Francis Oonln, Organist. 15—Eddie Duchin’s Orchestra. rule the empire from abroad. the last four years has been a sis anoN. eventually, a state of niques, he liold, armament pro­ John R. Wennergren, a past at toe high school auditorium this, tj,ls season 22 members of "butcher"- in an address before VISIT OiJR FOUNTAIN! SHIRTS panic. \ grams may be dangerously delay- District Master in Msssachueetts 7 :00—Morning. Watch. :30—Frankie Masters' Orches­ This sentiment ha* been given student at the North Americiu) "Campaigns of group hatred or Saturday night at 8 o'clock, Is one ' the choir have appeared as soloists i Communists. Charles Findlay, 23- 8:00—Bruce Kern, News. tra. more than merely oral expression. College In Rome. and before coming to Mancheatar, serv In the church services. year-old mechanic, waa sentenced class stru m a have never made "Slagleneae of national purpose ed capably as toastmaster for the of five choirs organised In 1037 FRO JOT ICE CREAM 8:15—News Here and Abrdad. ()0—;LouIs Armstrong's Orches­ The posters proclaiming the sur­ The senior choir memberahlp Is today to three montoa In jail and 8:30—Radio Bazaar. render to Germany ended with the much b a a o s ^ among ui, and are may be undermined,” he added. banquet. Mrs. John E. Johnson by Helge E. Pearson, former or­ fined £30 ($1.TA). tra. Huge Appetite In other wordi, we hard ■I»t making headway now,” be "Men can lose confidence In each President of the lodge, welcomed ganist and music director of the limited to those who can attend 8:48—WTICr.s Program Parade. 30—Ray Herbeck’s Orchestra. words "Ltmg live the Queen!” Time New Ixmdon— (d»i On a bet. rehearsals regularly and In other 8:50—Rhythm of the Day. and again I came across posters on eeld. “But newXforcee are being other, and therefore In the ef­ the gathering to the anniversary Emanuel Lutheran church here. Fish Escape Through Drain ® Tomorrow’s Program Frank Marian! ordered and ate: SHORTS^ Arrow Sports Shitta foe nalaSahed, dellbm tely . planned These five choirs, numbering ways come up to the standard set 29 9:00—New Eogland Town Hall 00—Music off the Record—Ray which the words "the queen" had Two bowls of soup, three portions ficacy of their own united action. Principal speaker was the Rev ^nkelm an. Neb.—(Jf)—City of­ 15®^** wbatdver yen plan to propagandas to dlvMe and weak- Faith and courage yield to doubt Thorsteii A. Gustafson, pastor of 200 voices, Include children and by such a group. They rehearse d e l ic io u s so d a s a n d s u n d a e s Party. Barrett. been crossed out and "Holland" of spaghetti and meat balls, eight tan us In the face of ^ n g er as oth­ and fear. The -unity of the state young people from toe ages of twice a week during .the season. ficials stocked their new park pond 9:15—Food News. 15—Esso Reporter. —^ wTltten''ln.-))/ roast beef dinners with potatoes be doinp thia the Emanuel Lutheran church, who with several thousand flab laat TASTY SANDWICHES AND LUNCHEONS er nations have . been, weakened is so sapped that Its etrrngth la praised Scandia for Its Interest la seven yeara to S3, all of whom This year the choir presented "The 9:30—Mary Lee Taylor. 20—Music off the Record-'-Ray When I left Holland George A. and vegetables and a roast chicken, Sep then now. before. destroyed. are mambere of toe First Preaby- Messiah" by Handel from memory. summer, but when It was opened 9:45—Day Dreams. Barrett. Gordon. United Btates minister at all washed down with four glasses 25c human welfare. He expressed the recently youngetera qomplalned •These dividing farcek are un­ "All this la no Idle dream. It hope that the lodge would continue terfan church. Mr. Pearson gives In conjunction with toe Chapel 9:55—Helpful Harry. 55— Esso Reporter. * The Hague, still was seeking of beer. He said he’s like dessert, diluted poison.' They musK^not be has happened time after time. In his full time to the training of choir. The'soloists who will appear they couldn't catch anything. ARTHUR DRUG STORE 10:00—The Man I Married 00—News of Europe. mean* to get several hundred only sweets disagree with him. to think of others fflclala aaid to­ 2:30—The Career of Alice Blglr. 45—Our Gal Sunday. €MM>D REASON FOR BEING floor of the White Houee. sur­ day. that ths v^nleers wers 2:45—Meet Miss Julia. 00—Esso Reporter. Tru Val rounded by a few invited friends. chiefly veterans of the World war, 3:00—Mary Marlin. 0 5 —Us On A Bus. , Leaves on yachting Cruise and also some who sekyed the gov­ The Crusaders' Club of St. 3:15—Ma Perkins. 15—Life Can Be Beautiful. P r o u d <««> H a p p y > ImmadlaUIy afteiward be left ernment s quarter cenViry ago In Bridget's church, an organization 3:30—Pepper Young's Family. 30—The Right to Happiness. of high school boys and girls, pre­ $1.35 t l S - M «n an overnight yachting cruise civilian poets under th^ nominal 3:45—Vic and Bade. 45—Main Street—Hartford. The new-born Infant it an object of pride, heppineee end the Potomac. He was'accompan­ sented the comedy, "Elmer", pay arrangement. 00— Young Dr. Malone. concern on the pert of parents If the father has blasted a d ^ tU fighting ahlps ware laid John Joseph O’Qmnell of Hartford ghrs ths accused a chance, hut Women. Idtreelieu af Dammit FserfieesJ on a snpU incone. dsem or oommlas.oned. personnel was pastor of ceremonies and the VMBS—6:30 Lone Ranger; 7:30 White Flannels...... : $ 5 .5 0 Plr. njOQO that U there was a recurrence of n a a from to 143,000, and sermon was delivered by Rev. Wil­ toa complaint, a penalty prould ba Mystery Hall drama. ceHause''soH.INC White Striped Worsted* ...... $ 5 .9 6 and np *****\5r to *^’^****‘ Increased liam Cksey of Seymour. Imposed. JudgnMut waa < sus­ I 3,892 planes on hand A.reception from 4 to 7 o'clock pended OB payment of costs, and What to expect Tusedsy: Eu- WTIC-WEAFOP.M. Gray Fhumels ...... $5*00 and i|^ waa held a t Father Hines' boms. A ^ was jj^Boed on probation for n p s (sabjset to ataUtien) —NBC TNI STORE OF Q V A inr U turns atnst. New Havn. 7 a. B .: £ 8 8 7 a. as;, 5:30 p. aa; He Manchester Trust Co. Tropical Wonted* ...... $4»Q0^ WEAF-NBC U:S0. Menber®PadtraI Dapasit Ian. Carp. u j L i i i L L -L'-t i : ; z n i i WBAF*MBC-^U:45 Wordto Gabard^e* ...... MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANI^HESIER. CONN MONDAY, MAY 27. 1940 j • 'thing SERIAL STORY Advocates Gunless Army thht 'ul dastgBS of oostiims are Egan Asserts Frank Report Seen Basis Hold Service cut free hand from pictures hung Challenge War Machines Four Violent upon the wall from the pattern daniSeS ROMANCE AHEAD Labor Alert H m Toy U brsry mold, out of ordinary wrapping Of Republican Platform At Cemeterv Deatbft Editor, The Evening Herald; paper. Quilts i and spreads for Queetliias «• regard to Health oad Diet wW he BY TOM HORNER SSTsw^ric’IKS Johnstown, Pa , May 27__ New York—If you a rt Interest­ I have Jqst returned from one these dons are beautifully done ^ ...... ^ Charges EmpIoye^T^an (S')—Saj'ing a new formula 1$ of the most Interesting vlsita 1 and designed and all of this work, oaswered hy Ur. MrCoy who,baa he oddraoSed Washington, May 27—UP)—Wlth> The .frank report contained to Salvation Army Corps needed for enrld , peace, a ed In foreign affairs—and If you have had In many days, to a place m care of-.thla paper. Bnckiee stamped, eolf- prominent Republicans here section along that line. It eaUro Methodist clergyman; propos* Roclcville W oman aren't there must be something suggests and reflects the person­ Cast of Characters To Use DejeifM Pro­ Avbera a very great work and de­ ality of the Individual worker. addriisrd envelops lor reply. a blind to permit the ring to oper­ agreed that the recent report of for 'strong defense of the western And ^Veterans’ Field •d that an "army" of a million As Suicide; Three the matter with you—then you velopment Is being carried on by MONNIE MILES—her mania for the Glenn Frank Program Com- hTemlaphere, and a political and persons without a single gun will want .to know something more Which proves to me that there Is fast driving almost wrecked her ate here. gram t^Fight Gains. Assoc^tion in .Charge. Pnbllahad •fan CTanInc E aetp t which you can local folks who may or may not be much talent around us If the op-' "No drugs are sold in this area. mlttee would form the basis of the ;'econontlc foreign policy "flexible challenga the terrifvlng war In Auto Aocidenta* ■ n A u t andI Rafltlayp Entarad at about Mr. Raymond Grani' BwIng, romance. party platform, there was specd^ enough that. In a rapidly changing Manehaattr. nickel, is strong enough to catch working In a familiar field, but portunity presents Itself. quite sick. During one of the This Is only a distributing point. Hartfdrd, May 27—(IP)—John J. machlnaa of today. tk* Peat OfflcK at ' the ablest analyst of foreign af­ have proven to me that there la sick Gan Bladder Larry Collins—newspaper re- latlon today that Frank hlptoeljt international' situation, we can The annual Memorial service of The Rev. William K Ander­ Oaav.. aa ■aeand Ctaaa Katl Mataar SeiEM An Opportunity and destroy a^mouse. A big steel fairs on the air today. As Phil Cook once said, "This ^worat stages there may be nau­ rter, banting the muiderera of They’re brought In from the south­ EgpB' pictured labor as on the ' By The AssocUtt.^. talent and art as well as sincerity Is Just one man’s opinion.” Never- west. then shipped on to northern might hrtd the».• convention’s piatp adopt the measures that will, at the Salvation Army (>>rpa held tn son In his sermon yesterday BOSSCRtPTIOIt IU tl?P President Roosevelt last night affalf with heavy serrated Jaws Mr. Swing Is able because he la Probably out of every two pa­ sea, vomiting, excessive rss s'’d la brother. ^aleit today against what he charg­ form odmmlttee. ' ^ ' Four violent deaths wera l going on right under Our very the leas I still say that if any one so on. AfUr tha sick spall passes and eastern cities. The ring Is ed were plans by employers to use any given time, most effectively Etoat Cemetery yesterday after­ said the ' ’^army" vrould "go tea Taar bp Mall ...... seized a made-to-order opportuni­ and a chain to tie It to a tree can lucid and Coherent,, and because noses that 1 Imagine, comparative­ tients who think they have stom­ Mike Bentley—wealthy ranch­ Aprtong others mentioned for the eerve" American welfare and a out to meet the foe unarmed ed In (Connecticut during tba ' Par Maatb br Mall ...... ■*() he has spent 28 years In covering really wants an hour of quiet, there Is some Improvement, hut er, knew too much about auto ac- doubtedly p4rt of a natlon-yride the national defense program as a position, one of the moat arduous noon at 3 o'clock wae well attend­ . flDdla Coop ...... K W ty to score a somewhat theatrical put on a bear a grip from which ly few persona are aware of. Most constructive, attractive recrea­ ach trouble, ohe will really be suf­ at the same time the patiebt Is outfit. Ctolonel Harris, c h ie ^ ^ the "smoke screen" to hide attempts more rationally ordered world. ed in spite of the threatening except for a New Testament end. three resulting from t>«liTarad Ona Taar ...... IP.'Ill) wars and the European news of you have no doubt read of this fddente. of the meeting at Philadel- Nearly .\ll .Delegates Ckoaen tn their bands snd s hvmn but nevertheless telling point he cannot possibly escape. One front, and also because ha has a tion, a grand way to obtain It and fering from some form of gall not able to say that he ever feels highway patrol, aoslgped Hugh to repeal labor legislation. ’'phia next month', were Senators. weather. The Army aervlcs which bUe accidents snd the fourth I MEMBER OP Industry but I wonder Just how realize Just what may be done he is enjoying the peak of good the Job of hunting the^ang down; .The veteran secretary-treasun ' Only a handful of delegatea re. was held In conjunction with the upon their lips by police as . a suicide. TM» AMOCIATRD fHUM .Inst careless critics of his ad- always thinks of a trap, subcon­ profound understanding of the bladder disorder. V) YESTERDAY) Larry queatlons Lodge,(R„ Mart.) and Capper (R., many have given It any serious from Just an Idea and a little co­ health. after federal authiamles suggested df the Connecticut Federation, hialns to be chosen for the Repub­ annual Meniori'al service of the Vet­ "If an Invading army ware The vlcUmsr Tha Aaaoclatad Praia ti aselualva. sciously, os something that meas­ European economic structure, thought as' to what Is actually be­ When the gall bladder U out Monnie about her car, learns she the hlghway^Afitrol take a hand. Kanp;). / lican convention. Twenty-six will met by a million persons, un­ • aatlUad to tha aaa or rapuhllea-. latraUon. He cited ngures 11- without which there can be no operation, I can think of no bet­ The X-ray examination ihas wee home all night. Later be finds dressing 1,000 membera nt/ t h e Frank, fbrmer president of the erans Field Association was held Jay Schriftman. 31, of Brael ures up to the task for which It ing done. ter place than the Toy Center. order, the stomach very often does Narcotic hufita aren’t usually in­ American Federation of Lpoor. at be selected at a Texas state con­ on tha'Veterans plot in tb* east afraid. who walksd up to meet N Y , klllad S atu rd ^ wb«i tloB af an nawB diapatrhaa rradttad luBtrk|lng the very considerable real understanding of the conti­ Its talking for it, and the patleiit proved ln>iaiuable In clinching the tracks that Indicate two men stole University of Wisconsin, shepherd­ -la It or not otharwiaa crailltad In was made. I don't Imagine I should have Mrs. Edith U Menard. cluded^Jn the highway patrol’s the closing session of the second vention , tomorrow, two district side of the cemetery.!. .death without seeking to mur­ rear tire of an automobUa Uila papar and a1 an tha local nawa impiUvbpient In naval and army nent as It la today. either had i.ot a friend requested naturally concludes that his diges­ diagnosis of gall bladder disorders. her coupe. He trlla Barnes be has wqrit.-'^'o one would suspect ed a^group of more than 200 Re­ delegates will be chosen in Arkan- der, there is no mlUUry disci­ aubllanrd herein A British and Belgian army of People who have heard him on Through a test which has been seen truck tracks, fears ruatlen. annual New England ydonference publicans In framing a broad The Memorial aulogj’ was given out. causing the machlns to . All rlahta of rapubtlcalion af strength ^ths.t has been attained me'~lo make this visit. And I must tive imhapplness is, coming Irom RStTolman was looking for dope yesterday, asserted: . saa Wednesday, and eight dele- b.v Ooldnel Joseph AtKlnson, re­ pline that could stand sgsinst turn four times on tha Ma some three-quarters of a million the radio but who have never seen confess that I was amazed.' the stomach. worked oiit the patient Is given a Barnes puts him on night, herd. statement of Republican principles I t apodal dlanatchea herein ora alao during t h i - ^ l seven years, as an Larry waits for the mystery pi smugglers. And if> he found them, "We’ll fight to tb)Flast dllch for whjch waa submitted to the par­ gates-at-large will be picked In an tired, of this town and there were It." be said, volunteering to Parkway in New Canaan, • e h ., ^ raaerrad men have been "trapped" In north­ him ipay be a little surprised at Upon entering this place I In trying to flRd out how many | dye. Eventually this reaches the there' are alwayi several other the protection of Rhla country, but lUlnola convention June. 7. selocUona by the band, quartet and be among the "arm y" to "die man and five companions), all answer to a wave of fault-finding appearance. .Before J had seen oad^ymptoma are triily■ “ Gall bladder and once It la lodged to return. One night, aa be ty’s National Committee in Feb­ 1 Pull aerylea ellant of N ern France and Belgluih by a Ger­ might say one Is greeted by a times atoms' patrol officers in' this area whom we won’t let Vm employers ppdflt Democrats are not so well ad­ songsters. ; without fighting." whom were Injured, — “ during which t t \ has frequently him I imagined him to be not too pleasant personality. One of pur due to stoimach disorders and bow In this organ, the gall bladder be­ ea from a hill, he beara^.e6fneone ruary. •arvloo Ina c;oining up behind gets hla be could call on for help. at tha expen^of labor." Leaders here "reported that they vanced In selecting delegates for Field Sanies from New York to E ^ been asserted th i^ the country man pincers. One Jaw of the pin­ tall, and p«rhsps a little gray and local gentlemen I expect, who per­ many tImM they are due to gall comes visible under the X-ray. Be­ "This search has been jgolng on Egan, m^taining that/nothing The Veterans Fleld^en-lce was fill a veudevine e n g a g a n s^ ' Publlafaara Hapraaantatlaaa, Tha cers is very powerful—many divi­ a little stout—say about 48 years Even though it is today the bladder trouble, a study was made ing visible. It may be carefully gun, waits for thejofrader. have been recelring numerous sug­ their July 15 meeting; more than cas Bocietj’ and were given Inllua Mathewa Spadal' Aaanep— has received next ^ n o th in g In sonally supervises this work. for months. Harris gave me the In labor legislation enacted In re­ gested planks from party workers 300 are yet to be chosen. On all conducted, by the A#erson-Shea through Harriet Co^rson, prwi- was theT third person to die Maw Torh, Chlcaro.' Dairnlt and sions of Germans with open lines old. While you are being greeted you most dMtructIve force In the of 16CI0 caaes In which.the main studied and a great deal of valu CHApfER X chance to go on )^ith Hugh's work. cent years would prevefit the man­ Post, VFW In charge of Past result of an accident on tba the way of defensive Raymond Gram Swing Is six world, alrpower Is still In swad­ able. Information gained in The perepn'^ riding up the bill throughout the country. sldas President Roosevelt's .renom­ dent of the Society. Boaton of supply behind them. The other naturally cast a glance here and comptaint was Indigestion. There may be other officers In this ufacture of all the armaments SpecialSpec Intere.st has'been shon-n ination for a third term Is conred- Commander Neal A. Cheney, and The G (Tef (Tub sang two groups way since It opened. for the very large am( foot, with wide shoulders and , a there and perhaps form some sort dling clothes. Jn more than 800 of these, the Inanner. 'The gall bladder that -as majiifig no effort to conceal rrea, pastng as trampa, farmers, or needed, asserted that labor would vice Commanders Arthur Bartley Twe Pedestrians lUUad MEMBER a u d i t BUREAU OF consists of a relatively small num­ lanky frame. He has brown, un­ —Major A1 WlUlanw. j ^ l bladder waa the offender—not failing to fill well, or faUlng la coming. A white bat topped in thele stand the Republicans will ed, but hla acceptance or rejection of numbers at the service, under ClRUUI.ATlONa money that have been of opinion. To your left as you even working with the gang, all fight "to strengthen those laws. take on foreign relations. Senator remains hla owm secret. and Albert Jacobs, the dlrecUon of O. Albert Pearson Victor Olson, SS, of Ka; This kind of criticism has been, ber of motorized infantry and ruly hair that Is Just faintly ting­ enter this reception room you find ^be stomach. * empty well, tell its own story, tlje^rest. the horse and rider came trying to get the evidence that will "But.” he asserted, "we’re not Follo'i^g la tha SalvaUon Army killed Saturday whan atrufik .Tha Harold Prlntln* Company ed with gray, and he wCqrs heavy We should not. as a people, '.The gall bladder is a small stor­ dla^osia of gall stonea la alaa to view. J-arry relaxed. It was Capper predicted that the conven­ Some Republicans had thought program: In the near future the club plans life.. %aaumaa no financial raaponal, we believe, sincere and, In a sense, tanks that have made their way a very attractive display of color convict the leader of the narcotics going to ^ r k for the production tion would go on record "for all that he might disclose hfs political to donate s stand for the chancel automobile aa ha was wi bllltp for tppopraphleal arrora ap- horn-rlm glasses. All In all. he in both decoration and projects. ten to those who say that ev«^‘ age pouch attached to the uhder- made In this way. Monnie. smugglers. I can’t quit now, Mon­ of a rm ^ e n ts so the employers Song by congregation "They'll along a u to atraqt. HairttaiL accldenUl. It drew Its Insplra- through a narrow corridor which looks more like a midwest college t There Is a great deal which may "What do you mean, trailing out the defense- we needr’’-but—would' Intentions In his "fireside chat" to on which the offering platos arlll paarInB In advartlaamania la tba Right here you may have guess­ slde of the liver. It takes care of nie—not even for you." can Mt'rich. take a firm stand against Ameri­ the nation last night, but he llmTF Sing a -Welcome Home"; prayer, be placed. John J. Sullivan of Bast I Maneheaiar Evaninu Hafald. Uon, In all probability, from vari­ the Allies are constantly sriucezlng rofessor than a student of cur- ed of what I speak. If not, I There’s no necessity for that now, bile which baa been secreted by be done to help the patient with here after midnight?" he demand­ "I understand, Larry, ru wait. "1^ 'r e not going to make war Mrs. Major Atkinson; hymn, “Je­ ford, fatally Injured Saturday 1 nt events. At 52 he has come In- can "mieddllng In Europe." ed It to the preparedneoa situation. ous authoriUtlve sounding articles narrower, and which are In mo­ would like to say that It la none nor at any time in the future. the liver, concentrating it and re­ a “sick" gall bladderj Proper die­ ed as she rode up to, him. "I might But you will be careful." ipilllonalfes." sus, Thy Blood and Rfgbteousneaa'' by an automobUa which a t.., Monday, May 27 hls own as an authority on other than our Toy Center. Liberty cannot endurO among a leasing it during digestion, at tary management of the case, th have shot you.” He laughed, kissed her lightly. / 'Die conference, which unani­ Bongatera; selection “Old Rugged Actor Arobolaace Driver him as he was crossing a strsat l written by retired army and navy mentary danger of being cut off world events, and today his voice "I never thought of It,” she To most of us, a project of this people who cgn be . tempted to which time It serves a useful pur­ taking of exercise, the use o f^ n "Of course I’ll be careful. Anyway,'' mously adopted a resolution op­ the store window at stated Inter­ Croaa" Salvation A rn^ Band; se­ East Hartford. officers of high rank and publish­ from their supplies <4 gas and am­ is more eagerly awaited than that type Is considered a matter of sacrifice It for material gain or pose. The liver, the gall bladder oil and grapefruit emuUloS to laughed as she dismounted. "I’ve Bentley—If be Is head of the ring posing American entry, into the lection. "In Robes of White" male London. May 37—UP»— Robert Mrs. Jennla Soeba, 39, ot .. Paramount Need, Unity been watching you ride out every I To Demonstrate vals during the day. This detail Montgoraerj-. American motion ed In various magazines during munition. of any other commentator. livelihood for persons who come martial glory. and their associated ducts, make stimulate the gall bladder to emp­ —doesn’t suspect me. He couldn’t war, also heard AFL president Is arranged to sliow the sympHclty quartet; Memorial address. (Olonel vine, mother of four ebUdtea, There la a war on. There la' a Whether this "trap" is a real under certain considerations. 1 —JProf. DdVId S. Muzzey to the up the biliary tract. ty Itself of atagtent bile—these night. I was curious, wauited to have learned Hugh's nime. He William Green maintain that a .Toseph Atkinson; roll rail. Secre­ picture actor has been accepted as waa found by her husband, MU the last two years. The tone of find out what was going on. So I Electric Ironer In operation, mtTen listed hla name under the popular at him, smiling. Overnight IVews IS with class and group struggles for army and navy strengU>S''Moday | The gemsbok, a iWrge South Af­ dance band programs as "Ray­ ~ H e' kissed her 'Ups tenderly. "Monnie, I love you," he whisper­ minor class or group advantages. and such strengths at'th e begin­ rican antelope, never drinks water. mond Gram, swing." Of Conneciicui The moisture It requires is obtain­ I But It Is safe to conclude that BUILT LIVING ROOM FURNITURE- ed. , ' Then came the deluge. ning of his adnqlnlstratlon. He kissed her again before he By Aaeoetatad ifnaa, ^ Are we of America to follow ed from the succulent bulbous I few editors fall Into this error ®ieeoIe^ ... It would kaVe been much fairer plants on which It feeds. I now. put her on her feet, let her go. But the same blind, purposeless path she waa back In hla arms In an ^ • • f ic oq HOUSE PAINT on the pari, of the President, how- Bridgeport — Detective as that of - Britain and France JUST 14 MAKER'S SHdWROOM SAMPLES instant, lifting her Ups again. ’T John A. Ounaenbauacr, vet ever,.^tf he had qualified the draw- love you, too; Larry.” ^ < which permitted the N i^ blight member ot the Bridgeport Poll jRg of the contraa^hy admitting Departaant, died after a long You can pay $3.S0 a gallon, but you can't buy a to grow to Its full strength? that seven years ago there was Washington Daybook His happiness shut out all nass. Ha was active In nany frm> finer house paint than W vda Supar! Con^iara Are we to hold our petty politi­ thoughts of Hugh snd the task ha ta n ^ organisations, among them practically no such thing as an ' I '■ Ifaek Stimmatt— • had s4t out to aceompUoh. He had cal spites and partisan prejudices American who believed that this the State Grotto Asaodatioo' of formulas, compare hiding power, coverage aiid Monnie In bis arms___She loved which he was the first president. so close to our tytm that we can­ country needed more than a nomi­ Washington — Thanksgiving f May Day Story—a little lata: HALF him. Life could begin for him now. durability—jroull find Super ia tops! The coatlieat The funeral wlU ha held here not see the appalling peril to all nal medsure of ariped preparation Day story: The poultry Industry: If you pick up your radio tela- "Will you marry me, Monnie?" Wednesday. 1 pigmenta are blended to creamy amoothneaa in democratic Institutions that lies wants to talk turkey—cold turkey phone (don’t ask me who has ’em) Her lipe, the tightening of her against war. The entire European -f-tu the Federal Surplus Commo- and hear some one screaming arms 'ground his neck gave him his' Watertown—^A thraanlay cele­ Just beyond? Xt didn’t taka ua long to eay "Taa" when bration of tha Doth annlvaraary of Wards huge paint factory. The paint is rushed to situation has developed since Pres­ dltles Corp. I "Mayday," get in touch with the the maker of our finest cuatom-buUt mualln- answer. / f a l l e n In this country and this nation There are. It seems, adme 60,- | FBI, Secret Service, Coast Guard. V- At last he released her. She the founding of the Taft School you—factory-freah! And, best of all, you pay only ident Hoover’s term expired. '.It llned upholstered furniture offered ua these Sofas waa concluded with the dadlcatlon Ue all the potential .strengths to has grown up during the adminis­ ■000,000 pounds of turkey on Ice | "Mayday," according to one of my 14 showroom samples at Just half price! smiled again. ’T hat’a why I fol­ in the Pacific Northwest that th e . faderal communications commls- Three-quarter Size CUaele Tuxedo Sofa with single cushion. lowed you here. I wanted to bear of-a reception room In memory of Wards low factory-to-you prices! This weekend in make the United States absolute­ tration of Mr. Roosevelt. Reiatlve- You can own any piece at the price of Self-toned wine damask. ReguUr $225.00 ...... $112.50 the late Harley F. Roberta, who lndustr>’ would be delighted to | slon Informants, 'means "SOS" In ordinary furniture jrou oay It. 1 wsifited you to know.” UMBO on the price is reduc^ atill further and ail the Lin> ly secure—not for a day or a year ly weak as our army and navy have distributed to the poor—at | anybody’s language. " 1 Low-arm Ixiunge Sofa with three cushions. Covered In a hand- "What about Bentley?" with Horaoa Taft founded tha la- 5-gal. but for all time—against every ag­ blocked linen having an ecru backgaound; oox pleated valance. otltutlon. Tha dadlcatlop addresa ae^ Oil and Turpentine you’ll need is included were in 1933, ^they were much a reasonable sum per pound. B u t; Ih a dlstreos rail, “Mayday,” Regular $1$B.OO ...... $S7A0 ’T told him our engagement waa gression of any sort that can be the FSCC, altbough It Has 40.odd, wm adopted as long ago os 1027 off tha day after you ran away, waa made by Bishop John T. Del* stronger, relatively to national Duncan Phyfa Sofa with oolld honduras frame; hand carved; laa of New Hampshire, a Taft 92® at no extra charge! (Bring cane for thinnere.) cant brought to bear against us. But purchasable surplus products on; for all radlotelepbony. It has noth- the Sunday we quarreled,” she ex­ d'anger, than they are now. There Its buying list, Isn't the least bit lag whatever to do with May 1 single cushion. Blue striped highly mercerized damask;- Regu­ plained. ’You were awfully ob- graduate. Mnfer Wards big saviagal the structure of that security can Is no capital for Mr, Roosevelt In interested. and those l|Uior parades. The word lar. $225.00 ...... $112.50 atinate, Larry.” 1 New Haven—The New York, Britt, vonr own containers. be built.only on the foundation uf Luxuriously comfortable Lounge iSofa wifo tufted back and arma. the comparisons when viewed ... in "nie reason: These cold storage Is a slight corruption of the Cocoa matelaoaa covar. Ragnlar $240.00 ...... $12AM " t’m sorry. I thought you bad New Haven and Hartford Railroad Tarpcntiac, baflL Unity; and If we prove to be In­ this light But he did I turkeys weigh 18 to 25 pounds, French "M’alder,” meaning ”he|p been to Bentley’s the night before. (Jompany reported aa April defldt 52e irsL not sneo requirements would be an me,’’ and waa officially written Semeone stole your car, met a of $787,698, compared with a defi­ capable of uniting we cannot this light In his "fireside talk" I I oven and a roaattng pan of that plane a^ Bantley’a landing field. I build our citadel of Impregnabili­ Inin International regnlatlooa In cit of S423.78S for April, 1030. and the nation waa listening to size; then all the fixing! for stuff­ loss. The FCC warn that misuse Chairs saw the car on the canyon road.” Greenwich—^Tha body of a man ty at ail. him. So he comes out of the con­ ing. side dishes and cranberry of "Mayday" ran get yon ns much "So that’s why Pete made me washed ashore here Friday was MmirsiiuDi sauce. Rounded baA Claaoie Arm Chair with diamond-tufted hack and keep It locked.” She sat down, Should It not be plain as- day. troversy, in all probability. In bet­ as $10,000 fine and a couple of Inalde armo. Plain coral damask with pipings and buttons In gray. Identified by hla wife aa that of then, that In this unprecedented The F8CX? may say "Let them years la tbe\^ooaegmv. r l l O O pulled him down beolda her. Jae B. John$0h; 65, of Spring- ter form than those critics who. In eat cake,” but it'll never stoop to Regular $$$.00 ...... $40. "What’a this all about, Larry?" crista the first duty of Aroerican- Lawaon Cluh Chair with attachad pillow back. Small-p'atterned dale. Medical Examiner John A. their ’’Stew awareness of what suggesting that they should eat - ck** He knew be could tnist bar. Ha WARDS W ard 1am is to approach our forthcom- turkey. •Trlria: A amartly dressed wo­ blue brocaUUa cover. Regular $110.00...... $5$. btd to trust her now. He told her (Tlarke said tha death was a sui­ should have been done, have been man appeared at the Federal Aer­ Lawaon Club Chair In Uue highly marcerlzed damask and plain cide. Ing cholcs of leglalators and ad- COlitu** valance with Inverted pleats at cornara. Regular $119.00.. .$50.50 the. entire story, beginning with losing sight of what has been ■ Bad News for C^apltal News­ onautics authority officea to oak ' ’A ' V Hugh’s search for narcotics smug­ Ansonlis—The Stats fadoratioa • ^ ■toeki^ Bsinlstrators with a single aim to I done. where she could buy an "airplane Martha Waahlngton Arm Chair with oolld m^ogany. frame; glers, ending with his own wit­ of Italian-Amarleaa Democratic men: There's a move on foot to tight aeaL Antique red velvet cover. Regulai W -00...... $$21m placing In the government the Perhaps there will be a very keep congress continually In ses­ skeleton." ... "I have the en­ nessing of what he believod a ds- Clubs tabled a resolution calling I gine,” she explained, "all I want ■d*'- Club Chair with flat anna; square tapered legs- Amber damask for the , endorsement of former strongest, the wisest and the best I sensible resolve to stop measuring sion until the 77th session In Jan­ Uvery of a narcotics sbipmanL uary. The situation In. Europe, Is the skeleton and same gaso­ cover. Regular $110.00...... $ n 0O . Monnie listened In silence. Stats Senator Anthony Talasca of Junoog us—those freest from per­ I the water that has gone , under the line." • Daap, low. Lounge. Chair with down-feather pillow back. Blua TonrlngtoB fOr tha Damocratle ' ft sonal alms and ambitions and and the feellnrf that congress otripad damaak cover. Regular fOO.OO...... $ $. "So you see, darling,” Larry bridge and to get together, in the should be forever .on guard The PtX7 has received for Ks 4 concluded, ’Tve got to have proof, nomination for atata eomptroUar. from narrowing, poisonous preju- fUee annonnoement, la n newspa­ Square-arm Cluh Chair with attaehedi pad back and T-ohaped Tha federation already had en- 4 national government and through­ against ."any contingency" with­ seat cuablon. Plain blue demeak waited In blue velvet. Regular rm sUylng out here at nlgbL bop^ out the delay of assembilng la re­ per clipping, that “tVOTHD has Ing that plane will conM againl dorsad its praaidant. Dr. Frank M. out the country, on a definite—and become the bride of W2MSC.” It's $70.00 .$$$.$0 Anaataala of New Haven, for tha W breft Bmsf Flat PaIntI Are we likely to achieve such a sponsible. Tufted-back Barrel Chair; tight aeat; graceful tapering square Then maybe well find out Just Comport Warti§ Dry Past! Ward§ Color Vaml$h sufficient—program of armament If 'congress should act to stay a aoelety roinnia Item nbont the vc*T*' who Is running this ring, discover nomination for oongraaaman-at- purpose if wa permit tha fantastic _ nnpttals of n eonple of radio nmn- leka. Small figured blue damaak. Ragulv $70.00 ...... f f f fff large. Rasolutlona andondng Praa to render the United States Im- on deck, U would be the first time Sharaton tufted-back Barrel Chair; gracefully curved arm front who killed Hugh.” tragedy of Europe to throw ua In- fepr,gnVbl. to' atUck In the memoiy of. the oldest Inhab­ tenra. You’d think the FCC had a "But. Larry"—she clung to him idant Roosevelt fOr a third term It can be aense of humor, hut It hasn't. The of aoUd mahogany; tight aeat. Turquolae damaak. Regular $98.00 and the Damocratle members of IT'S WASHABLEI to a horrified trance of forgetful- done. If H Is done quickly and itant that it has done so during —"they might kill you, too. Why NO BRUSHM^Sl an election year. Back In 1885', notioe wae turned ever to the man wVvriO- ~ lau ~itfn ra 1 ...... 1.,-.... $48. don’t you forget all about this? We the state oongreasional delegation 1 COAT-2 JOBS! seas of this transcendent duty so thoroughly enough we will not fcort* c o tv ^ 1 u^p luxurloua Lounge Chair; flU perfecUjrwlth^Sth Century Finest hiding power of any the 50th congresa stuck until Oct­ la charge of “amatear station \furnlahlngs; cocoa damask covered. Regular $OS.OO...... ,..f4 K can go back east—you can go back for renomlnaUoti and re-election HOMENAMR Preva to yoursaU —en that we ahall laavo the conduct of have to light a war. to your newspaper Job.” were adopted. oil type flat point w t’va AU the rich toM of fine ober 20th, three weeks before ao**’ breakfast sets, toyo, fur- ataia. plot the wear-raelat- our Internal poUUca to tboM whoat election. Even In I860, when the Martin Dies, the Texas repre­ He ebook hla head. “No, Mon­ Meriden—The State PolUh- taatafil The ideal finiah for nitara and woodwork— only equipment la experteneo Is nation waa cracking up for Civil sentative tn charge of aU those de. Tve started this, and I’m go­ Amerlcaa Political Organisation walls and cclliags. aaea of hard varnlaki Far Spun-Glass Trap? ing to finish IL Someona klUed endorsed Rep. B. J. Monkiewlcn !« i 8 5 * r " that ynn can’t boy better I fleers, stairs, for nl tors. the strategy of partisan wara and war, congreas adjourned June 25, Inveetigatlons about uo-Amerlcan Specially mads for t Qivee a brilHant, mirror­ and in 18A4, oo July 4. activltieB, has been accused of Ku^h. I don’t know who, or how (Rep.) of New Britain for renoml- Ifooral Onq coat eev 77’ wbooa only thought la of party There la a word, heard very fre­ But congreas has—as usual— publicity seeking. U true, be cure it was dona. I'm going to find natlan. won't chip or craeki Cs m Ib Paste. Was 59e. like sloes that won't cblpl q»- Caritfled Celor Varnish Ftetory? Not unless a miracle quently during the last week or found a method. During national overlooked a bet In the eoagres- out." \ QeartftSe W« I.9C Dries hard ia fbor bean I Wof 95c transplraa. 00, which carrlca aa ImpUcation I coavenUona and ataU alecUona, It ■tenal directory. HU Uography CO’ J 'And MUte—do j-ou tMnk he’s tan M d lor~. Gsls. rsdaeed froai 8 .9 8 ■mixed up in It*" London. May 27— men Tba fata of America In avary aU lU own; It la tha woid "trap." sUff on ^ty. there eaye: "MarUn Dlaa” Damo- •WATKING ROTMSRS. INC t o 8 .6 8 . -•K- With tha gentlemen a imderstand- crat. of Orange. Tex.; waa ^aetad ' I'm not sure I think so He were held today for court bearing MkaHhood dqpanrta tar mftta on Whan wa speak of tng that no buatnaaa artU ha trano-' to the 72ad and each aucoaedlng has sooh unknown source of on ehaigaa of eesisplraey against «kat tha paopia do about their aa- Individual, an army, aa being trap­ acted until all the boys get back congreei." money. He doesn’t sell many cat­ the state by allegedly aending 824-828 MAIN STREET laaMaa of laadpra than tn what ped we at once assume that it If from tba ballot batUea Thia la Some flret-termere got more of A^ANCHCSTER tle, only a few of the hones ha physically unfit men before medi­ rmima. He makes too many trips PHONE 5161 MANCHESTER WOtr or tha AUks or faU te all OTtr with the victim. A trap what Is belfK suggested In the spece merely hy glvUig name, pol­ cal boards to impersonate men i<:itv w .% II cloakrooms for 104Q. itics and homa-town. hy plana. His landing field may ha called for war scrvlc.. Judge Freed Hit by Blade Navy Yard Activities Hum; Old Keeney Property ctd Veterans Meet Of Speeding Of Propeller Greatest Eta of Buildiing Mews From Manchester’s Neighbors Is Being Develoi For Memorial Service r ' , Qiargps Arrest on Park­ United Aircraft Worker The old Keeney homestead locat-' The bungalow type hooM Philadelphia, May 27— —The 4 When the Washington, first bat­ Blrmlnghama’ lieutenants will be at the regular meeting at Bolton way by State Police­ ed on the north tide of North Main by Edward A . O’MiaiOT OB noises of construction ring tleship addition to America's sea announced later. Grange 7^0- 47 on Friday evening. street, west of the Hockanum west end of tho OUa R. Wood ] ler at South Method* In Critical Condition Tolland It was Health Night and an illijs- through the Philadelphia Navy defenses since 1921, slides down The firemen Installed a new fire E.P.Lym ^n, Nearly 5,000 Present man Result o f ^Spite.' River bridge, which wa* occupied erty, haa been sold W Mr. the ways, the Delaware river will siren at the fire bouse Sunday af­ trated lecture jvas enjoyed, follow­ by members of the Keeney family i let Church to Hear After Accident. Yard today as never before— tun­ -Mso. John 1$. Steals Kills Self ley to 51r. and Mr*. James be closed to shipping for fwo miles ternoon. They are interested In ed by refreshments and games. Norwalk, May 27 — (Al — City who operated the paper mill, des-1 wood of Hartford, who aro ; ed to the national resolve that the II7S-S. Roetivllla Mrs. Harry Munro entertained Sermon; Dr. Story Hartford, May 27—OP)—Struck up and down stream and Mew Jer­ finding out If it Is more aatisfac- Civic Leader Court Judge Sheldon B. Smith to­ troyed by fire 60 years ago. Is to Into the new home tomorroir.' holses of destruction shall not sey state police will patrol the tory than the other one, as this her sister, Mrs. Charles Gilbert of At Columbia Auction day acquitted Associate Judge be‘ developed Into homesites. Tbe Paipts Keture of War. by the blade or a whirling propel­ croea the Atlantic. shore opposite the Navy Yard »n The Tolland Ladies Aid Society! large one ia only on trial at pres­ Herkimer, N. Y „ and her niece and ockville Vincent X. Montanaro of West- property Is now owned by Mrs. A l­ ler at the Pratt A Whitney Divi­ on League Island 15.000 force. ent. port, who said he had been ar­ and others In town have finished' her husband Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Columbia Residents Fu* Columbia, May 27— (,P)—The en-oput on the block and disposed of. A bert Drlgge of East Hartford a Ask Aid to Locate! *Trh»t which WM not- thought sion of United Aircraft Oorpora- w e l«r i, electricians, boiler-mak­ Te Build "Nuper" Battleship* Mias Eleanor Carlson has been Rivers of Frankfort, N. Y.. on Sun­ tire stock of the little store and rest^ for "spite," on a charge of former resident, who lived on and sent to the American Red Child Awakens Fath^to large assortment of farming tools peaatble hM conic to pena; wc tloD, Alexander Kenrick, 26, of ers. Btkel workers and other labor­ The Navy Yard's next big proj­ ill with grip at her home for sev­ day eral Today; Held Sev­ adjacent buildings owned by ' the were also sold In group lots. speeding on the Merritt Parkway.. North Main street before her mar­ ers are putUng together key units Cross rooms In Hartford Chapter { eral days and unable to attend xKllington The acquittal came after Judge * aannot cnenpe It. Wc are concern- Windsor, was takr.n to St. Fran­ ect will be construction of the Mrs. Willard Hawley. Mrs. Crane Tell Him of M^hei late Frederick W.' Loomis In Liber, Four Parcels of Land riage. Mra. Drlgge was a member Missing Ameri< cis hospital this morning where In tbe nation's evpanded defence heavy battleship New Jersey. In 48 children's dresses, 13 hospital | achooL . y and friends visited several homes eral Offices. ty Hill was sold at public auction Smith made a personal examina­ of the Keeney family. i m i m o t» than wc arc wlllinfr to O. F. Berr The auction lasted until late In his condition was said to be criti­ system—powerful ships of wer to addition, officials expect the local gowns, 16 pairs socks, two m e-' Lewis Phelps, town treasurer, In Boiton Sunday, including, Mrs. Actions; No Re Saturday, bringing a total of more the evening. Leslie H. Conly, gen. tion of the facts. A charge of reck- The property extends through ^.admlt. th e world U at war!" d** keep the country at peace with a has been appointed chairman of Paris, May 37- cal. yard to be aaslgned conatructlon dium sized sweaters and 25 Mark Carpenter, Mrs. Matahall Tel. 498-3 RockvUIe Columbia. May 27—The funeral than $2,000, most of which will be eral manager of the Tribune Frsah leaa driving also lodged originally from North Main etreet to Tolland Navy "second to none.” the Red Cross drive this week in Amerioan volunteer 1 dared Rev. Dr. Earl E. Story, ■ He received Injuries to the face, of at least two 46,000-ton "super" mufflers. and Mrs. Munroe. Seen fo r the Act. of EMward Payson Lyman. 82. added to' the New York Herald Air Fund, stated that there are against the Westport jurist when turnpike. In addition to remodel­ shoulder . and wiist, according to ' larger Thaa World War Peak '■battleships. Tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock- the town. As yet his assistants Miss S. Hel oeRoberts baa sent he waa arrested by State Police­ appealed today to the lo t '' yaator of the South Methodist '. H. Bahler of Ellington, coun- life-long resident and town offi­ Tribune Fresh Air Fund, the sole ' four parcels of land with the ing the house, property on the church in his Memorial sermon hospital attendants. The number of civilian thlp- The destroyers Ryan and Buck the May meeting of the Tolland ; have not been appointed. out notices of a meeting o f the Tol­ Rockrille, May 27.— (Spoql^I) cial, was held here at his home to­ beneficiary In the bequest of more^ estate, three In Liberty Hill and man Louis Jackman waa struck south side of Main atreet has also al Red; Cross to help tbeni/ Mrs. A. W. Savage with daugh­ chairinan of the Agricultural 3mterday in the South church Engine Throttled Down biillders already la 2,000 larger and ssveral. smaller Naval vessels Community Men's Club will be: land County Farm Bureau to be day at 2 p. m. with the Rev. than $135,000 by the country the other at Saranac Lake, New out at the trial laat Saturday. bceri developed. Throe new houaee eight of their American than the Navy Yard's World war ter, Clara,' Stephen Ursin and hIs Mrs. Jennie Socha, 29. of -76 ported missing during/ - to aaaembled veterana and related According to Pratt A Whitney also are under construction, here held. The committee is composed ' held at Tolland Grange Hall at iServatlon program- baa an­ Ralph Rowland, pastor of the Co­ storekeeper. York, where Mr. Loomis accumu- Judge Smith, ta amiounclng his have been built on the south side peak and officials expect to hire mother, visited Arthur Savage at Brooklyn street, wife ^ f Michael! bombardments. ' grotipa. officials, Kendrick was In a teu and 32 World war destroyers are of Irving Campbell, Howard M et-' Tolland Center on Saturday, Juno nounced that 775 farmers In the lumbia Congregational church of­ Everything from wstchea to lated hia fortune operating a sport- action ta the case, eald that under of North Main stroct between the house conUnl room as a helper to about 3,000 more men to speed up being recommissioned. Hartford hospital Sunday, and a Socha, 41, died on the way to the - Connecticut law there le no speed Nothing bss been I "TU'e are thankful for Ood’a care calf. A. Eaten Clough and John I 8, at 1:30 p. m. at which time, Mra. cou n ^ b ave enrolled in tbe 1940 ficiating. Burial was In the cen­ tractors was knocked down to the Ing goods and jewslry store. No Charles I. Balch and the OUn R. ■ srace and, mercy alnce 1918," l-eslle C.W8mllh. of Hartford. current and future production. The $)j473.756,728 Naval appro Welgold. friend at the Veteran’s hospital at Marion Dakin, State Nutritionist Rockville City, hospital Sunday' ter cemetery. The bearers were limit knd that even If Montanaro, ths men staee they ' Newington. Mr. Savage eon- farm ^ g r a m . This Is a sub­ highest bidder aa hundreds of plana have been mads for their dls- Wood properties, now owned by ' ha l^ e d , on the openlnf; of the .Smith noticed that a magneto on Climaxing the yard's greatest priatlons bill passed by the Senate Mrs. Anna Graham who haa will demonstrate the canning of Lyndon Little o f Wllllmantlc, Carl charged with driving between 85 the "disappeared” 9 it a week < tiniifs to Improve slowly. 07 mimorning as th* result of self-ln- stantial ^increase over any pre­ persons crowded the grounds near poaal, Mr. (k>nly aald. Edward A. O'Malley. Mamorlal Day week when those an engine undergoing a test was undertaking, the ,15,000-ton bat­ last week allocates $3,790,000 to been apending the winter In Hart­ fruits, rhubarb and atrawberries; Stolftenfeldt of Manchester, Philip (he little red store, all anxious to 6,000 Persons Prosent and 90 miles an hour, had been go­ One of the houses built on the tleship Washington will be launch­ Mrs. Arthur PInney, a member cted wounds. vious year\ Cooperating farmers ' who gave their full measure of not working phiperly and throt­ the Philadelphia Navy Yard and ford opened her Tolland summer vegetablei, asparagus and green Ishara of Columbia and Wilbur see the now famous building ana Since his death on February 10 ing more than Sj) mllei an hour, south side of North Main street has ed Saturday amid the strictest of the Home Ecortomlcs^CBin.mU- Mra. Sdcha awoke about 'alx already have, ordered 20M tons of Four Soul to DoMh - acvotlon in terms of human sacrl- tled down the engine to about assures a large-scale expansion home "The Lilacs" for a brief stay There will be pointers on judgln Smith of Talcottvllle. all sons-ln- to carry away souvenirs. Prices the Parkway limit, condillona at been occupied alnce laat fall by Dr. E. E. Story precautions since 1917. The Navy tee of Bolton Orange, ■ reports a dock, according to the story told lime, 534 ton kof fertilUhg mate­ at the age bf 74, the fame of the flee down through the years shall (KKl revolutions per minute, went program. Projects Include: Ex­ until more settled weather for her of canned products, too. Eyeryon law of the deceased. paid for the arttciei were many the time were "favorable" and Alvin Drigga, a grandson of Mrs. rates this $65,000,000 floating very successful rummage sale un­ police Captain Dowgewlcz by rial, and 16,000 forest tree seed­ 250 Ib. storekeeper has spread to Paria, May 27—(/P>—Four ! be honored throiiRhout the Nation. In the test room and atarted to tension of two eh Ip ways for con summer stay. is Invited to come and bring any»ny T V 7 ^ * Died Saturday times their actual value. The high­ parts of Eastern Connecticut and there waa no violation. Albert Driggs snd snotber.. new adjust the engine. fortress and a sister ship, the der the direction of her committee Mr. Socha, and arose going to the lings through the local county Montanaro also testified Saturday factory w ^era, two of thM Rev. Story said that the clarion mml Memorlsl service for the dead structlon of 45-ton battleships and Mr. and Mrs. Albert Reutter of questions they may have on can­ .'icltcben apparently to prepare for Mr.- Lyman died Saturday est individual tale was for $38.50 to other sUtes. CMra with registra­ house, just completed, will be oc­ year-old youths, wsro sent Kendrick, ho reported, followed North Carolina, to be launched at In Mancheater Thursday. Mr. and asaociatlon for uoc in soil build­ that Jackman arrested him for call of "Peace" is a mockery to In the selected veterans plot was replacement of two 40-ton cranes Tolland avenue arc the happy par­ ning. the day, 5Ir. Socha said that he morning after a short Illness. for a gold watch and the lowest tions from New York, Massachu­ cupied by hir. and Mrs. Woodruff death today by a military him Into the room. How he was the Brooklyn Navy Yard June 13. with SO-tojiera, $1,825,000; new Mrs. PInney had as week-end ing pVactlce. Mr. Bahler stated "spite" because of an investigation tboae now Bleeping. "To that vast held In conjunction with the Sal­ ents of a son . bom last week a t ! A brush fire In back of Mr. dozed and was awakened by hts Born In the same old homestead ton cents for a box of trinkets. setts and Rhode laland, were seen W tills ms Driggs, who were mar­ on sa^tage ebargss. Two struck by the whirling blade was the most powerful units of the pier, $650,000; Improvementa to guests, Mr. and Mrs. Oliver La- that June 1 is the final date for by the Westport man of a report army that shall not march again, vation Army mepiorlal service In the RockiHle. fclty hospital. j French’s house on French Itoad oldest child, age 6, who by word in which he died, he was one of Over 1,300 Sales In numbers In the long line parked ried Saturday In East Hartford. drew/20 yearr at hard labor. not explained although einployes fleet. piers and quay walls, $ , . vale' of Rockville, and Miss Elcx.- enrollment In the current Agricul­ that a tailor there had lost business we give our tribute of love" he Ejist cemetery. 500000 X Ninety woraeh enjoyed the an­ Sunday evening gave several peo­ and motion told hia father that the town’s most prominent citi­ Over 1,300 sales were completed nearly a mUs In each dlrecUon of the company said he apparent­ ,nor PInney of Glastonbury. tural / Conservation Program. of making state police uniforms on ; n ld . "W e believe that they did nual tour o f the Tolland County! ple on West street the impression his mother waa cutting her throat. zens. For 20 years Mr. Lyman during the day, Robert M. Reid of from tha scons of the sctlon. A ly walked Into it. Farmers not yet' enroUed^ay ob­ complaint of Jackman. ' hot die in vain. Although war la Farm Bureau held Thursday, ar-1 that a building was on fire, but on Dr. Francis Burke waa called, but was rural free delivery carrier Manchester, auctlonmaster, stated. detail 'o f four etate policemen un­ tain further Information from the Montanaro^ao testified that the h delusion and unnecessary, the Edythe Rosenburger, Mr. and Mrs. ranged by Miss Helen Roberts.' Mrs. Socha was so weakened from during the horse and buggy era,, Spirited bidding marked the first der Sergeant Roy B. PetUnglll of Investigation proved to be several ' country association located Jn the trooper should have known him be­ atatement by some that we shall Thompson. Mr. and Mrs. Walter, Honie Demonstration agent of the the loss of blood that she died on the first to hold the . position In three hours of the auction, with an the Colchester Barracks kept traf­ Slafford Springs Bolton INolch rods from the buildings and wcU Professional building, Rockville. cause be had appeared ta cases be­ ; Sever again" take up war Is Lend-aJIand Jr. and Sr, all from New Britain. County Bureau. The Tolland Fed-! the way to Uie hospital. The bus- town, retlrinq at the age of 65 in average of 120 sales being made fic moving and aaslsted with park- Fireside Talk Seen under control. -P)— PrMident soh of Mr. and Mrs. Rocco Farr, tily decorated In pink and white. Tolland T owti Hall last Thursday belongings about eight months ing the winter in Florida, has re­ the Jonathan Trumbull highway. alls. Ancient cameras, watches have attended the sale sometime A floral parasol was hung over the vention have received notice of a held on Mrs. Laly ton's porch and esaary for the state policeman to the Day of Memorial In honor of Roosevelt’s fireside talk last night of 133 Center street, -Mancheater, evening to enjoy the dance spon- consisted of a prayer by Rev. A l­ ago when the building in which turned. 51 r. Lyman was also town clerk warming pans and old booRs were during the day. A thirteen year old girl, a mem^^ center of the table with stream­ Caucus to be held at Stafford appear. the departed protectors of the was .regarded by authorized Ger­ and MIsa Ann Ro.se Kominskl, soreea>is.” of Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Zimmer­ The Men's club of South Cov­ dles Benevolent Society, held Fri- Road, and the work Is a great Im­ Fannie Clark Lyman. He was ' day at the church, was the 105th farms that have been struck by a ing thia afternoon at the home of W. Aborn, late of Ellington, who He Is a graduate with this year's man of tha committee, other mem­ aroven that the philosophy and can b«‘ ilonated io this young Girl The, president’s reference to the man of We.'itford avenue. Stafford entry will meet with the men of provement. the president, Mra. William N. twice married; first to* Mary L. The Manchester postofflcs will "Fifth tiolumn" was described as meeting of the aoclety. The origi­ blight. died several weeks ago. class of Atlantic Union College, bera being Mra. Lynn Beerwort, h ^ e f that war could he no more Seoul In lime for Thursilay's par­ Springs. After a wedding trip j North (Coventry for a social gath- Forty-two were present at the Pray of Talcptt avenue. The an­ Brown and later to Emily Fuller, observe holiday schedule oo Thurs­ eljher a tactical move In domestic nal first mlnutes'were read by the ■ Helen Rose and her brothers. The regiilar meeting of the Ell­ South Lancaster, Mass. Hla sis­ Mrs. Arthur Cowlea and Mra. W al­ eraa utterly false." the speaker ade. the couple will reside here. I ering tomorrow at 8 p. m. In the Church School at the Bolton Cen­ nual reporta of the officers were who survives him. Besldea his wife ter Van Aradale. day, May 80, Postmaster Thomas politics or a result of the presi­ Commiinlly House. All men of pre.sent secretary, Mrs. A. H. Ben­ George and Richard are improring ington Boy Scout Troop will be ter, Mira Shirley Benzingrr, who aiaarted. The girl Is not quite average 1.1 William B. Russell of Rockville, ter Congregational church. >-/!ater- to be presented at thia time and he leaves a son, EMward P. Ly-, Miss Eleanor Little o f GuUford J. ^ t s h announced today. There In build. dent's reibeptlon of alarmist news North tkiventry are Invited. The ton. At that time the society .was day morning. The pupils were after being on the sick list for held Monday evening in the social Is also a student at tbe College, la w ill bs DO city, rural delivery or War Baa Come Again secretary of the Tolland county plans made for the coming season. man, Jr. of Elaglevllle; four daugh-' apending her summer vacation at addressed the evening meeting o f I f such a uniform Is svallsble fn>m Europe. men from South Coventry will called the "Young Ladles Benevo­ taken upstairs In the church and several days. rooms of the church at 7 o’clock. arcel post aervlca Thuradsy and **War has come 'to the world YMCA will be the principal speak­ Following the business session, ters, Mrs. Wilbur Smith of Tal- her parents’ home. the Coventry League o f Women will someone please call Miss Rcyi fumiHh the program and .the nien lent Society." The . nominating a short rehearsal of the pageant, Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Lawton of le money order and registry win­ again," the speaker asserted, "be­ er at the annual Father and Son cards are to be enjoyed. cottville, Mrs. Charles Stolten- The Hebron-Anuton and Gilead oVtera, explaining matters of . . . no, puttinc clothts in 8 laundry b of can b « nolds. Phone .’i.lfiO, and let her of North oCventry will furnl.sh the chairman, Mra. John Hutchinson, "The Lord's Prayer” was held In Rocky Hill, were Sunday guests of feldt of ManchMter, Mrs. Lyndon adows wUl bo cloeed all day. Tbe cause of a failure of the people In banquet of the First Methodist recommended the following offi­ Mr. Lawton's mother. Mrs. Edwin ^ Oar Overturns roads have just been treated to a financing local, county and atkto tarded aa a pretty safe oceopatioB . . . jo v can't know? refreshments. place o f the regular classes. At E. Little of Wllllmantlc, and Mrs. stamp, parcel poet dispatch and keeping faith with God and with Britain Reopens church tonight In the church ve.s- cers for election: President, Mrs. An automobile driven by Albert new dressing of oil and sand. organisations, also giving a partial Miss Cora Kingsbury attended the close of the rehearsal all the Lawton of Bolton.Center. v Columbia Philip Isham of Columbia; a general delivery windows will he your arm caught In a wringer . . . you won't fall de those lying dead from other wars, try. Dinner, will be served at Jessica Hyatt; first directress, With Memorial Day coming on Parady of Ellington overturned at (Tharlea f . Burt la boarding with report of the SUfe and National wa are faced with war again. We 6:30. Following the dinner mo­ the State Home Making Exhibit pupils and teachers and several Windermere on Sunday and the brother, Chester B. Lvraan also of conventlona. Mlaa Nellie Gage of open from 7:80 a.m. until 10:30 ataira with the clothea baaket . . you won’t .catdi i held at Bethel High school at Mrs. Wallace Hilliard; second, Thursday, many Bolton people plan Weeoott Bloe Mra. William Woods whose home must don sackcloth and ashes and Reserve Ranks tion plctiir** will be shown by Par­ visitors went to the basement for driver Was bruised. Parady told Columbia; nine grandchildren and the Home Economics Department a.m. and the poatoffice lobby wUl from the damp! Use New Model Laundry for anfetji which thirty of her students par­ Mrs. William Olson; third, Mrs. to enjoy the extrfi long week-end is on the Hebron-Exeter Road. be open from 8 a.m. until 11 a.m. humbly pray unceasingly that God ley C. Patten, president of the the closing exercises.' Mrs. Louis State Policeman Arthur A. Koaa 575-18, WUUmaaao Olvlalon one great grandchild. . at Conn. University. foUowed with !\. Y. Slocks ticipated. William B. Tuthlll; secretary, Mra. by taking trips. 5Ir. Burt's nephew, Edward Burt Malle wUI bo received at 7:00 aake! Will again send peace to the world club and a musical program will D. Eaton gave a beautiful bouquet of tha StaJIiwd Springs barracks a talk on hlatorie hand xvovan fab- A. H. Benton and treasurer, Miss of Stamford, visited him recently and 8:80 a.m. and mall matter will — to pray through to the living Ixmdon, May 27-7^1 The War be presented by members of the Mrs. Cora McKnlght returned to of lilies of the valley to be used on that the accident occurred when rica. and ahowad a graat varlaty her home In Big Pond, Penn., after Falty Brown. The, fiuest speaker, Decoration of the graves of the at his new bearding place, and be dispatched at 8:00, 8:00 and heart of dod." Office announced today the Emer­ CCC Camp Connor. The boy scouts the worship center and several he was forced off the road by an­ soldiers in the three town ceme­ of apeclmans which Included placM Adams Exp ...... n staying two weeks at the home of Mrs. Schramm is chairman of the was pleased to find him contented 11:00 a.m. OoUecUona will ba "The dMd are not sleeping In Air Kediic ...... 40 gency Officers Reserve, closed In of Troop 48 and scout officials Oouncit ol Congl-egatlonal Chris­ pupils of the primary classes also C urb S lo c k s other car; teries will take place Memorial Hebron and happy. dating from .the alxth century, yiaaders Fields today," declared November, 1939. because the her sister, Mrs. J. E. Kingsbury. brought bouquets. Next Sunday all many from tha BgjfpUan Tomha. made from atreet collection boxes Ainska Jun ...... 4*4 have been Invited to attend. tian Women aild gave a fine mes­ Grocery Social Day at 10 o'clock. It waa an­ A group of about 30 young peo­ New Model Laimdi^ In accordance with holiday sched­ tha preacher, as he described the number of applicants at that time Miss Esther Comlns of Boston, A special Memorial Day pro­ pupils are asked to be present as nounced Sunday by Rev. Ralph W. Her coUectlon Included Persian Allied Chem ...... 14 1>... sage to the- women on the results Ark Nat Gas ... IK The likuan Ladies Social Club ple from Hebron. Columbia, Col­ uled hours. The poetofftce vlU be terrlBla carnage now going on In was "oven^helmlng." will be rec B former resident, Is spending a gram Was held at the Second Con­ there Is a part for everyone In this Rbwland. The Girl Scouts will Results from the questionnaire and Indian brocades, brocatellea Am Can ...... 91 of co-opcratlon church work. Mrs. Can Marc ...... K / will hold a grocery social this eve­ chester and WlUlmantle hung a cloeed ht 11:00 a.m. for tho re­ PHONE 8072 tte vldnlty of the cemeteries of o|>ened on n "limited basis." few weeks visiting with her aunt. gregational church at 11 a. m., pagesnt. > march to the two cemeteries near given out at the April meeting and other hand embroideries, ob­ Am Home Prod ...... 50 Ward 'J’albot and Mrs. Harry Mil- Cits Sve ____ _ 4 ^ ning at 8 o’clock at the club house Maybasket to the MIsmb Jean and mainder of tbe day. Flanders where popples blow. The reserve Is open to men islth Miss Grace B. Comlns on CVown 'I. s. t. Due to ths Illness of the Mrs. David Toomey had charge El Bond and Sh the center, and later a pilgrimage show a groat demand for illustrat­ tained during her travels abroad. Am Rad St S ...... S'’ , Rev. Leon Austin the Rev. Mrs. bunjt'Were hostessea at the Con­ 4's on Snlpslc street. Transportation Helen Ives at their home In Ama­ *t^rating bombs scatter the Army experience who have been street. Ktlsa Comlns is a sister of the floral decorations In the Nlag Hud Pow . will be made to the cemetery on ed travel talks and for talks on the Mra, Lillian Curtis haa rotuniad Am' Smelt ...... 35'‘s I Pauline Hutchinson fllleil the pul­ ference House, after the meeting, .\...... 3’ , will be furnished for those desiring ton one evening recently. gravaa our' loved ones to the or are likely ^ become gOod of­ of James Comlns of Manehester. church this Sunday and used apple Pennroad ...... West street. Miss Jean Natseb, progress in Industry and science. to her home In BratUeboro, VL, Am T A T ...... 150'. p it The sermon was “ Memorial afid Mrs. George Stanley and Mrs. ■IK 4 It from the Rockville Diner In the Mrs. FlOyd Fogll won first prise four winds and the flowers of the ficers. /■ blorsoins, lilies and tulips In sev­ Pitney-Bowes leader of the Mountain Laural Girl With these and other excellent after a visit with her daughter, Am Tob B ___ ...... 75<-j Day 1040.” 'The special muster Ada Thompson poured. About 30 /6'.j center. v in bridge a( a pubUe card party Mrs. Clifford McKenney, Balds are blasted In the withering were present. eral bouquets. Segal Lock ,.., Scout troop, will be in charge. suggestione in mind tha executive Am Wat Wks ...... 6'... by the choir was "To ' The?.-‘0 K Funeral given at Hebron Town Hall Thurs­ Tho hobby show oonductod hy Bre, all ao unnecessary to hiirnsn- Anaconda . . . . A large delegation from An­ About thirty-five were present Uni Gas *-•••••• Saturday afternoon 22 scouts committee at a recent noeetlng haa ktnd. It Is as If all the Devils in ...... 22'., Country" by Julius Elchberg' and 1*4 ’The funeral' of Jitos. Annie M. day evening under American Leg­ tha Ladlas’ Aaaociatk^ tha flrat of Armour III ... dover went on the Farm Bureau Osborne, 76, of 60 Elm street, and six adult leaders attended tbe drawn, VP » tentative program for Hell bad elected such a site to ...... •• t '. "God of Our Fathers".by Kipling. ion auaptces. Mrs. Robert Porter Its kind hara. waa a aucetaaful af­ Atchlsi 34'4 ibury Is In the hospital. Damon Temple from the opera “ Hansel and Col Gas A El . . The altar was beautifullv decorat­ kitchen at Mansfield. Tuesday Special Values home Thursday afternoon. ITiree States has prospered for years. To ...... 4 7, donn. General .... 24 26 , ----- — j/go Kingsbury returned Damon Temple, Pythian Sisters, Gretel." ComI Inv Tr .. ed with bridal wreath ^anil appto Very 'few children attended the will bold a. meeting this evening tables were in play. Mrs. Charles do this may take more than ora­ ...... 37iy Hartford Fire .... 70'4 72'V from the UAnebrster Memorial Memorial service held at the A t the regular Sunday morning (?i>nil .Solv . . , . blossoms. Raymond O'Brien ^rff W t Offer Many Worth While Specials for Your Selection! at 8 o’clock with Mra Ida Weber N. Flllmors was a guest of tbe tory, as In the past. It may take ...... 9/ 'Hartford .Stm. Boll 54 58 hospltol Friday. She has named sendee of the Oolumbia O oum - club. Oms Edis . . . . \Wlll|mantlc. the organist. ptaVed church Sunday morning to assist CoW Cuts, a Fine Assortment to Chooae From .. . .lb. 29c presiding. Following the- business our very lives. , ...... 23'!i National Fire .... 46 49 her Infant daughter Jeanne Louise. In tbe decoration of the graves at gational church, the Mlases Jean Cons Oil ...... 6 I/ohengrtn's "Wedding March" and Boneless Chncli Roast for a nice pot roast ...... lb. 29c session there will be a social and (Vinners o f high hooors wers “ Our forefathers gsVe us our Phoenix ...... 72 ‘ 74 A large crowd Vvaa present at the three cemeteries, and the one laham, Shirley Triffhall, Carol and Cbnt Can ...... 35'y Travelers the maos was sung by members refreshments will be served. Miss Susan B. Psndlston and Mrs. stray of Ilfs as an Inheritance.•'■ he 390 410 the memorial s e r v le t held In SL lone .grave on Bunker HIU. The Try Our Sugar Cured Corned Beef! Jai^ Lyman reported on tbe Older (Ssrtruda M. Hough. Rsfrsahments Com Prod . . . . " 46 Public I'tlllllm of )he choir. V. F. W. AuxUlary said. "They fought and (lleil for Mary's cemetery, Soutftxpdventry, few who did attend did .the deco­ Fancy Boneless Brisket or Lean Chuck Pieces to-slice Boys’ and Girls’ conference at of aandwlchss. cake and tea —’ e Del L A \Vh . 1 flmn. Lt, and Pow... 51 55 MV. Heckler gave his daughter There will be a meeting of the It, We will fight and die for It' In mVnIage. She 'wore a gown Sunday at 3 p, m. A pVqcesalon rations under the direction of Mrs. South WllUngton which they at­ served. The club party may ba again, if need be." IVaiglns AIrr 78 Omn >Pow...... i 42 .44 was Jed by the Rev. ThomaA Dlg- ®®kl Ih* 29c Frank Badatuebeer AuxlUaiy, tended last weekend. of t^hUe dotted drgandie and a John ^utchlnson, Xnd overlooked omitted naxt ‘Oiursday' sa thu Rev. Story said that with a r>u Pont 1.57\ Hartford Elcc. I.t, .. 57 59 nan of Hamden, Rev. John D l^ on Pocket Honeycomb T rip e ...... lb. 21c 'VFW, this evening at 7 o'clock In The w.eekly meeting o f the (Inger tip length veil. She c ir ­ none. Rev. William B. Tuthlll con- will fall on piscoratlon Day. madman rampant on fields of war, Eastman ,KiSd . 1.10 IllumtnstInK l(hs ... 54 67 of New Haven and Rev. Charlda Our Own Make Pure Pork Sausage M eat...... lb. 19c the G. A. R. hall. Mias MUdred Chriatlan Ekideavor S ^ e t y was r i ^ a bouqui’t^ of white rosea and (lucted the memorial service at the Lota S t Amaton Lake have bssn I p i , . proposing to be victorious over all Elec Auto-L .. 29'a Hartford Gas...... 81 35 Kelly o f South Coventry, around Ryan, president. Will be in charge omitted Sunday evening as a num­ Gei» Elec ____ Illy'of'UiVSalley. Her only ^at­ regular worahip hour In the Special On Fresh Made Lamb Patties, wrapped in bacon sold to Bancroft Brown o f Nsw- peoples of'the world only to satis­ 20'S. a. New Eng. Tel. Co. 143 149 the cemetery, while the graves uliireh. of tbe meeting and final plana will ber of members attended the 7^- 0#n FoimIs tendant WM her sister, MIsa • •••••••• ]b« 2SC Ingtop. Tbs lota are adjaonit' and fy his owrr cravings and ambitions 3911. Western Maas. 24 w ire blessed and the Rosary recit­ An^ver Grange officers and be made for the auxiUary*a -part' County Unton meeting In the He­ M r . above the regrets of all others, a Gen Mot , 0 , Jeanne Ite^kler, who wore a char- l-amb for SteWing, from genuine Spring lamb___ Ib. 15c In the Memorial Day observance. are numbsrsd 658 and 658. Rseord- Industrial ed. . An address by the Rey. John thrir wives and husbands are bron church. Rev. Eld4n Milla, ed at ths town elsrk's offles is al­ dedstve step Is made ne.cessaly. Gjllette Arpie W ir e ...... teuse gowrn dottnl organxa and Held Metnorial Service ■*9»S0, Dignan of New Haven. The lit­ urged to attend a get to-gether of Fresh Caught Conn. River Buck Shad for Frving or paator of the West Hartford Con­ so a quit claim dead from Josaph ^ ^ 9 Another “Holy War" Hecker Pro( picture hatXof the same color The Sons e f Union Veterans and 8 '. Am Hardi^-are...... any by Rev. Chariea Kelly and East central Pomona subordinate Baking. 2 to 3 pounds ea ch ...... ’.lb. 10c gregational church waa the epeak- Paquette to Joseph Barraeao, both The speaker intimated that Hudson Mol 3\ with contrasting velvet trimmings. their Auxiliary of Rockville at­ er. Rev. Mills told hla radio Arrow H and H., com benediettun, celebrant. Rev. Thom­ officers on Friday evening of this Fresh Mackerel...... lb . 12c a t of Gilead, of a half Interest In a P m . what has begi'in msy ultimately Int Harv ...... 42'i Bristol Braas...... She carried a bouquet o f talisman tended services * ath the Tolland work in the interest of religion roses and bjtie delphinium. Majme as Dignaa. This service Is held week, aa guesta of the Pioneer plot of land containing Vmfo acres develop Into a "holy war" with Int Nickr ...... 21 Bllilngs and Spence/ eyery year for the deceased raem- A. Delicioua Combination— Liver and Bacon! church on Sunday toorning. Rev. and also sang several aelections. PUtsInges, of .West Hartford was I ^ t Masters' Association. TTie with amall buildings thereon. IMSO-Paganlsm lined up against I Int X m T Colt's Pat. Firearms. of the parish and many rela­ Tender Calves’ Liver, Western...... Ib. 35c Valentine 8. Allaon, paatqr of the ...... 2\ Mr. Fish's hest man. and - Ralph J o e n meeting will be he.ld at Wapping Mlae LUUan Broome a t New * * * ® * lf Chrtsttanlly. "Is If Armaged­ I .lohnh^Ian ...... : ...... 4t;.\ F.«gle I,»M‘k ___ . tives from distant rlttes and and all East Central Pomona offi­ Fancy Sugar Cored Bacon, machine sliced...... Ib. 25c Federated church, preachad on tbe 4 o I Kehnecott ...... Johnson and clement Marsh Af York City la the guest o f bar i n ® M < I, don? If so. FJsnderS 'Fields may ...... 29'. Fsfnlr Bearings ...^ .110,, towns make the trip for the aerv- cers will attend to discuss various Bacon Squares...... ib. 15c subject, "Footprints." Special mu-! nspbsw and nlscs, Mr. aiM Mra. well describe the scrtptiire.s ‘na­ I l-e^ VbI RR .. Hart and Cooley .... HO West Hartford, also friends of The Icee. ate was rctulered by the choir ati ...... i \ groom, acted as ushers. A wed­ Grange matters with tbe local Wapping LsRoy Bsnzingcr on the Hope Val­ Y O -M A M O N O o « tion against nation; king against Ljlfg A My B ...... 92 Hendey Mach. com .. x' 6 Fred Kupplne and Dr. Wm. Ryan Orange officers. the seririce. PRICES AS Ixckheed AIrr . ding breakfast for 45 gurats fol­ ley Road. Mlae Brooms >;pians to • t I D A l SIT o » r . king . , What shall we do to ...... ,si'y Landers Frary A Clls. 23 of Boston were Sunday gucata of The young ladles, assisted by AT OUR BAKERY DEPT.—SPECIAL FOR TUESDAY! Following the regular servloe, a Mrs. $V. O ra n spend several weeks there. offset this threat to our own peace ! Loew’s ...... New Brit. Mch., com. lowed at tbs Hale Houw In Glas­ ...... 23 tonbury. Mtaa Betty Stiwek and Mira Ber­ Mrs. G w rge Nelson, and Mrs. Her­ memorial aervico was held on tha 7884, Msaehestsr Present at a mseting qf the and securily? 'nre answer i.h — j Slont W ard -___ ...... 35i; North and .Iiidd .... Cupcakes, assorted icings...... doi. 20c Mrs. Heckler received In a dutsy nadette Chamberlain. bert Thompson, who conducted a groan In front o f tho church and LOW AS $79.95 pray for peace, re-establish our I Nash-Kelv ...... 4 '. Peek Stow A Wll.. . MIsa Cora Kingsbury and Miss food' sale for summer conference Cookies—Sugar or Dimalt, or Hermits ...... wroatha woro put on a Maaaorlal * 4 9 ^ ' .Nat Blsc pink lace gown wore a cor­ Mias Eteanor Stead, daughter of national Integrity amongst otir- ...... I8 \ Russel Mfg. CYi.,- new Betty Visny spent the week-end funds, rei>ort a net profit of $16.00. 13^ doz., 2 doz. 25c erooo In mamory 6f tho departed Nat Cash - Reg ...... 11 Scovll Mfg Oo...... sage of gardentsa and Mrs. Fish Mr. and Mra. (^larUo StMd. who C R E D IT aelves and between other nations. wore a gown o f bid roas lace and at their homes. MIsa Wilma Savage and Miss Mar­ veterans. Pray for the Holy Spirit ‘not ray Nat Dairy . . /, ...... 14 Sllex Co...... tha Bartlett will co-operate to Donuts •...... ••...,,,.,.....7’...'...doz. 25c ia to be married to Harold Hart TERMS a corsage gardenias. The cou- Notices have been aent to the County Meetiag will, but thine be done;’ keep faith Nat Dlstlil . .<\ . ---- - 19»» Stanley Works ...... p t delegataa o f tha State Deroocratle have another one in the near fu­ A large attendance la expected at the Wappipr Community The Only Inner nitii . N Y Central ... do., pfd ...... pis left for a abort unannounced church on June 8tb was given a wrlth the dead and take up the ...... 10‘ s wedding trip. convention of the SSth Senatorial ture. I AT OUR VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT thia evening at the' first county i f /fo«f«/58o#—Its patented ironing points torch In pursuit of Liberty." NY NH A H ... Torrln^on ...... The Andover ball team, with miscellaneous shower last FrldSF ...... \ Mtaa Heckler Is a gradiuite of District to attsnd a district con­ ^ meetlnf of the League of Women The choir under the direction of Nor Am Co, ...... 16'. Veeder-Root ...... vention to be held In the Stafford several youn| ladles, bung a May Fresh Green P fa s ...... 3 qta. 19c V oteri'to be held at tbe Commu­ evening at the home of Mrs. C. Q u is^ MOW-Ysu can kavs tha aadualva a n used like dw point on youx band 2 Open Ends Packard ...... Manchester High school and baaket on 3liss Cffara Savage of Vinton Benjamin. About twenty- Clifton Bralnerd. organist arid ...... <‘2’ . New York Banks Mpraa Bualneaa College o f Hart­ Springs Hotel, Stafford- Springs, Native Spinach...... ■ peck 1 oc nity Hopae In North (Coventry this I’aram Ptet ...... , 5- Burnap Brook Farin, Friday eve­ five o f her frlenda were present, naw SM i t t f i ** ira o . Irons everything. ebotr director, presented an ap- Bank of New Yoik . 330 * 360 ford and Mr. PUh attended Colum­ Monday. May 27 at 8:30 p. m. Fancy New Potatoes...... afternoon and evening. Many pet^pslate musical program for the Penn RR ...... 17H Bankers Trust . 45 ning. Games were played and re­ ...... ••...••.47 lbs.-25c and showered her with-many and Before 47 bia University and receivsd hts de­ Fancy Green Curiimbcra ... members of tbe Vernon-EUlngtoo Ironrite Is not n mangle—In k n edeedficnfllf^ day. Phelps Dodge ...... 101, Central Hanover 78 81 freshments served by the hostess. beautiful gifts after w hl^ games s AT o u t SVKIAL K A TU II PIKSI i f Forming Board—Stationary' board coo* Phil Pet . ... gree from "Ecale Hotellere League will go to tbe meeting The visiting . 39 41H He Is connected with his father In Native Rhubarb...... -.••^•.....3 lbs. for 10c afternoon. Supper wlU be served mbled at I0:I5 a. m. and marcb- ■ Radio ...... 4% n ty ...... 23 25 aw-erd for her at the BosUm Con­ Mrs. Robert J. Rlaley of your feet, buck and jo u tk No lifd q g hpamf-v Hera Hand ...... the F. A F. Soup Oo. of Piantsville. Fancy Native Asparagus ...... bunch 17e at six o'clock and there w U be an without onnaninl In a body to the church from ...... «• » Continental .... lots 124 To Open Tonight servatory o f Music, and a positlcm after dinner program. Windsor Hill has been spending a . . . we are agaia re* M M at, 8a aafc if a a l damp d o A m over a lOlL Jwt t t m Repubhr Stl ... Mrs. Fish Is doing secretarial Fancy Large Cantaloa^ .. few days with friends in Boston. Anny and Navy Club under ...... 16>, Corn Exchange . 42 44 of sedetary at the school to en­ > • o • • • • .I .2 for 29c Mra. OUver Peck and Mlao Ger­ IM a M a A s M a f b laM a la Mir IM IB I- Rey Tob B . . . . work at Pratt A Whitney Cb. Mrs. Emma (Snow) Blake, of BiiiNled that aparopri* i f Both Hnmit F rtt—Fimitiag, lowering, baads comfortably oa fonniag lbs direction of Marshal Donald ...... '..,<4.. 35H, First National , 1550 1600 able her to further finance her mu­ trude Fuller were in charge of tbe Mwurtiai,'’ amaaM M fia '’■sfMln-tal'* Safeway Sirs ... They expect to make their home Bradford, Vermont, was ths guest ■amlngway and Chief of Staff ...... 39 Guaranty Trust 230 240 sical training. Miss Friedrich has arrangements from R ookie. As ate hoBor to the de­ MaaoA. lha abadha M srgtltaitr § tm m i Unlike other irooets, Iroorin meeti jrour^ Sears R o eb ...... with the groom's parents in Rob­ 'The carnival sponsored by the GROCERY DEPARTMENT’S RADIO SALE! S t the home of Mrs. Joeephlne •torting and stopping oT roll is con- James Hynea...... 66>4 Irving 'Tnist ... 9H 114 sung over the radio during Ute this lo expected to be the only Shell Un ____ ... in's Road. West Hartford until a Manchester Fire Department will winter and In aeveral concerts un­ Wetherell Thursday and Friday. ibda b a pafal aabfc. la s aa ai|halHal|Bi8 every icoaing need—iroo8 •vttjrdilqg witliii;; A t 8 o’clock yesterday afternoon ...... 8S Manhattan .... 14 .18 THE MARJORIE MILUS HOUR SPECIALS county meeting- until fall, a largo parted requires digni- croUed by knee lever. Socony-Vac . ... later date. der the direction of Herbert She expects to return to her - M M dap PM o m M MpM a csit aaA aaa.;.al Iba Veterans Field Asaociatlon an- ...... 31anufact. Trust 29'4 314 The Queets. open tonight on the Orford Soap number wore expected at the sup­ out the need to finish with a hand iposb :■ Sou Pac ...... 8 N Y Trust ...... France, o f the University of Con­ Land O’Lakcs Batter...... |b. .is* home the first of naxt wsek. - ■ed tkst memorials 90 93 The guests- present were; Mr. Company grounds off Woodland per and following program which NMpaW iMhM p d a - M wiM b iMiapMillil i f SeimUifiedly Corrtet—O a if ironer iising South Ry ___ ...... 10 Public National 24 26 nect! cu t' Friend’s Beans, oven baked...... 2 hrge cans 27e The echoola ef South and East Std Brands ..., and Mrs. Chariss Heckler. Mira street and will be preceded by a la open to the public. ,, sad quality service gl- Iroorite is beskolly diAiaiai fraan aR m laa v ...... Title Guarantee 2 3 parade of firemen from eleven de­ MIsa Blanche Mott of San Diego. Tomato Juice. Kemp’s Sun-Rayed, 12>/j-oz. cans ...... Windsor will all close next Wed- principle diat heat rites. More eco- Std Gas A El .. Alice’ Heckler, Mias Jeanne Heck­ California, has been vlsiUng Mr. A t InstsOatlen irooen Only Ironrite haa two open eoAL ...... m U S Trust ...... 1490 1 540 partments in and near Mancheater needay for tbe remainder of the ways. , OTHER SETS 919.95 to 9450 Std Oil Cal .... ler, A. Joseph Cargia o f Coventry, and Mrs. Squires and Hr. anil! ...... for 19c Four RockviUa girls will be -In- Botnicsl— ...... 21S and about tbe asms number of week and over Memorial Day. cooler to operate.' which allow full use of dse in ner, TU b and Std on N J .... Mr. and Mrs. Charles Heckler. Jr. Mra Jilson o f Long Hill. Miss Midco Icc Box Freeze...... 3 cans 2.5c staUod at the semi-public tnstaUa- Mansfidd & Co...... 32 •» Driver Silgklly lajored bands. The parade will form on They are to reopen on Monday , Moderate Costa Tex Corp ...... 35 and son Norman of Danlelaon, Mott wras a achooSmate o f Mra Ncstic’s Semi-Sweet Chocolate...... 2 tlpo o f Mancheater Aaaambly No. morning. May 27. other exduiive Ixontim foocniei ain the i > flM fl 8 t TW. 1-S861 Mrs. Elisabeth Gerber of New­ Main street in front of the High igc. bars 25c 15, Order o f Rainbow Otrla, to bo i t Firm Both ends of toll - never Timken. Roll B ...... I6«i ! Squires In the east before residing Mrs. Rath Anderson and Mr. HABTrOEP, CONN. Paris. May 27—vPV—Erwin H. port. R. I., Michael Heckler and school and will proceed north to Prudence Roast Beef Hash ...... can 2.5c Ahrsys. suit of 19 yeoft of nsaefdi ao Transamerica ...... 4 \ Watts of New York, a driver with In California, and will remain in bold this ovonlng at tho Maannlc Welab. tsacbers at Union School. gets out e f aHgtuBeot .even pcesaun Un Carbide .... Charles Heckler o f Coventry. Mrs. Depot Square and back to the U-All-No Mints ... .pkg. lOe Temple In Manchester. Tbe local ,TTHEW ...... 64 4 thia part of the country until South Windsor, accompanied 40 Be sun to see why Itoarhe,iij an American ambulance unit in Constant Smith. Alfred Smith. grounds. Rival Dog F o ^ ...... Conn. Stocks Union Pac ...... 76 northern France, was reported to­ June, then motor back to 8an .. 3 cans 2.5c gitia arc Marilyn Plajrden, Della pupils from ths school on a bus lo ll IcBftfa of iboee. MIm Florentine Smith. Mrs. Wal­ The carnival company arrived easicK of.ell iroocn 10 u l C Unit Alrc ...... 444 Diego, V Scottow^Js ...... 4, Worceater, Shirley Webster and day to have been sUghtIv Injured do Bently and Joseph Mericok. all In Manchester yeeterday morning. . .2 rolls 19e trip to tbs Woild’a Fair, In Now For Yields Unit Corp ...... IS. Walter Xrozel. of Chicago. Is LoUMcNeiU. by a colUpalng wall while rescu­ of Newrport. R. I.. Mr. and Mrs. Part of It came here in five special ETaporated MUk...... j uD cans 1.3c York, last Wsdnsaday. WIOR Unit Gas Imp ...... 104 spending a few days at ths home ing a baby in a German air bom­ Gordon Clark of West Hartford. cars by railroad and the other part CKwman • - • • • - i'...... ! i ib. can 21c; 1 Ib. can .‘19c JEWELER AND WATCHMAKER * U S Rubber ...... 184 bardment The cbJM waa unhurt. of his slater. Mrs. John H. Yso- Engjand'a staadard of eurrtaey Femsy. Cavorlts Oomlata holiday Mr. and Mrs. James Falknar a t came by tnick. Mt MAIN STREET MANCHESTER ^lolui V* Lamberton U 8 Smelt ..... eeaeeeeasa* KirfciMs Borax ^ ...... 7 bars 23c vahia xraa the Mirer pound from onea arts a U g port and New Tofk city, Iflaa Mary Daly a t H m caratoal w ill centtnua KEMP'Sq Inc. U 8 S te e l...... •eeeeeeeee* 4T Mra atsphsii Blrmlegha* Is to the dnya-of Winiam the Conqueror ^ Opaa Uatfl 9 This WaMwIay Braaiaff. 1^ ^ C liis O Bt S trsH Am a meeasita n s ^ aignifylng aojojr* Oreawwlcb. Conn., lira. 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i MANCHESTER BVENINO HERALD MANCHBSTKE, CONN, MONDAY, MAT TT, 1940 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN. MONDAY, MAY 27. 1940 P A G E B L t V I I'TW at Duakarqua, Sasbrugg* and Ot* Sit-Down Strike tand, durtog which a powder aiag- Britain Puts aistanea, but thair loaaaa to tofaa- May Seek Canadian Haven from War axto* and maria* dspet were Mt try, tanka and alrptanae ware daa- Allies Battling afire. ^dtal Slups crlbed aa "enonnoua." Cage Ig Decided IClUtary commentators aald that Nazi Women A War Mlniatry apokeaman aald To Save Calais contiaued smashing aertol attacks in Tri-C0uhiy League^ England the Allied withdrawal In the Val- In Union’g Favor delivered at the Belglaa Channel } enciennea aector ,waa becauae the porta had cut off the last avenue Into Camps jM^Uona there Were "too far out From Invaders of eacepe for the Allied ermlee of to front." .. .V AI (OMrtiaiMi Pram Pag* Oas) the north. > Unidisdosed Num* vBefore retlrlnif, he aald, the Al­ ei------Theee forces, they declared, (Oonttaoed from Page 0*e) Harry Danning Leads Giants Surge Toward Top Ho So Seeks to Qualify lied troopa beat off two German (Orattaued from Pug* 0 *«) a direct and totentlonal' obstruc­ have now only two choices—sur­ of Wounded in attacka. tion or preveatlon. of the shipment render or a hbpelesh fight to com- the thickly populated area* of Turn Back ««4cti6n in France. At preaent. a military commen­ of training need*, to b# overhaul­ of good* in interstst* commerce plets deetruction. South lAndon. State Tourney Toddy tator emphaalaed. Allied troopa ed." aald The Standurd. we a not a violation of the Bheman Enemy- alien women previously are now engfaged In "a jreat de- The caiurchlll government mov­ act." bad been classed In category B. ■don. May Two hoa- Paces Loop in Legion^s Baseball Show |Wood Shatters Hartford Foe by 6^u fenalve battle." reaulta of which ed^ ^toward better relatione with Counsel for ths hosiery qnton which placed them under • minor Poetponement^ the Manch*s-*pr*Umlnaryh* games next m-eek * lp o arrlTcd at a aouth of are attll undetermined, but he de­ Ruaalk by dlapatcbing Sir Stafford had contended that the Sherman restrictions. Theae forbade poa- ter-Merlden baseball clash fast with the semi-finals and finals — and port today with an undls- clared the Germana’ complete dla- Crippa, Laborit# member of Par­ act does not apply to labor organ- O bituary aeaslon of automobllea or cameras, Slugging With Saturday to June S makes It pos^ Patton, aa regfard for loaaea In men and ma­ Open to All Interested Linkfe R ecords slated St New Haven durtng\th* G c r m a n - A m c r i c a n S S u f' ^^^MOd Bunber of wounded from liament, to Moscow on an eco­ Ixatlona. Apex replied that labor as well aa traveling more than slbl* for ths Red and ^ ’blte tosa- week of June 10. \ Nichols, r f Brttiih Expeditionary Force In terial haa weaned their hand. nomic mission. waa immune only so long as its ac­ five miles from home. Special ert to qualify for the stat* tour, Manchester whipped Mldd fer. 10*6 Loss at R o ^ * i Solomonson, .4 Hra%7 Flirhtlnif Alon* (hannal. See Gunfire Flaabea tivities were "lawful and peaceful." police permission waa required for ^ Neat .394Mark In ^Met’’ Open namfnt by beating Mld^etown town by 7-2 in their first epgege Oeer, 2b ...... 4 Heavy fljthttnjr waa reported Tomrorow night In the new Le-e. committee was highly pleased to I ville; Kowalski Stoj l i . Tinaa hoapltal *hl^ With the battle for the Channel The Circuit court called the sit- D eiiths chaages of address. •• gton Home on Leonard street. Dil' obtain his services again as the < High St Mt. Nebo this afternoon. J ment and the Axvium Cityite*' Guatafaon, a , . .. 4 alonfr the channel in northern down strike Illegal and aald It had Folk)M'S Press Criticism High goes Into the fray alth a : hav* dropped six CCIL games in Borello, p ...... 2 hundred Wpunded to tne France aa the Germane attempted ports brought ao close that flashes ' I ...... worth-Cy^rnel Post of the Ameri­ audienc* is sure to get much of Hublard Nine with Nif* of gunfire on the continent could no doubt that the union and Ita FYaak OovUl* Anderson's decision followed | • Ijlfli of .McGrmw Men a can Legion vriU be host to tbe value from him. Shoots 261 to Beat record of four mins and ftv* lo*#*#\i row thus far without s victory, be seen from England* aoutheaat president "should be compelled to widespread press criticism that local baseball fraternity. All play­ Bill Brennan of to# Umpire's and snothsr victory will boost th*‘| it was expected that Coach Tom Hurling; Gas Hous* 29 8, 8 37 t l capture r,“L of Boulogne. :n r -sr The s; answer in damagea" In a state Frank Ooville, 73, o f 179 Oak­ Full-Fledged Star; the H|>gan by 11 Strokes; percentage mark to the .500 n eed - Kelley would tend c:y pisnchsrd an unrevealed number of coast. Great Britain today entrust­ land street, died at the Manches­ enemy alien women should be re­ er* fans, juniors and others in­ Aasoriatlon «11I explain the 1 \' Hartford All-Stnr* Boulogne citadel, where a amali ed her home defenoes to Gen. Sir court. garded aa jmtentlally as dangerous ed to be eligible for the event. to the mourn, today to oeek the Outhit by Losers. •teeunded wera landed In the west French garrison continued to re­ ter Memorial Hospital Saturday Yanks Trim Bosox and terested are Invited to attend, and ground rule* for the year as they Seore Lowest Com­ AB R HPO A i ' England. Edward Ironside and placed UeuL In a 1930 deciaioD which outlaw­ as men. . » ^ s full evening of entertainment apply to the West Side diamond. Entries for the third annual triumph needed to put ktanches- Guj\ If ii-. sist long after the city fell, finally ed sit-down strikea, Chief Justice night after a short Ulnesa. Born tournament close thie Wednesday ter into the state title play for I IT Liata Apparently :Behlnd Gen. Sir John Greer Dill In the to Andover has made hla home to On May 16, Anderson Interned Tir for Sixth Plarr. wilt be presented. Jack Dwyer, president of the 75x1 piled for !\Iajor Event. Mantoester Greene defending Greejbaum. ss waa captured by the Germans. empire's highest military post as Hughes ascerted that the seizure an estimated 3,000 German and Through the courtesy of the and. therefore, Htftb'e gams with the third iucce»*ive year. The Francbllnl, 3b , IJ War Office casualty llsta for the - British tri-Kips who assisted In recent years In Manchester. Sur­ League, will be master of cere­ qhsm{)ldn* abeorbed a 7-0 licking chief of the Imperial general ata«. of the North Chicago plant of The Austrian men )>etween the ages of Kellogg company, the Legion will |monies and will introduc* the Briatol at the Bell CMy on that Kelleyltea went to the finala ParoneVrf...... I • R. B. F. are apparently running defending the channel port were viving him are hla wife, Mrs. By SId Fedar Bloomfield. N. J . May 27—(P — from W i^ 'e All-Stars at WllU- ' tar behind. Teaterday’a the first These yltol changes In the Army Fansteel Metallurgical Corporation 16 and 60 who previously had. been show- the American League movie i speakers. The Legion baseball day won’t be counted In th*' tour against Naugatuck in 1938 but 8chmldt\ ef said to be withdrawing northward was a "high-handed proceeding Malvina Coville; two daughters, Aaaoclated Prees Sporte B'rlter Ths other 169 guy* who wiU shoot ney rankings. The tourney la i were ousted in the xeml-final* lost mantic la thsir second Trl-CTouaty k^toKWd since Germany stmck on high command, made aa Mrs. Myrtle Davltt of Manchester In category B. Four days earlier 'Touching All Bases." This Is a | committee particularly wants ths Jacobs, along the coast, toward ■ Calais, without shadow of legal right. four-reel sound-on-fllm picture dl- Juniors who plan to seek places on scheduled to get underway. with *ea*on by Stamford. League starVof 1940 yesterday af­ ‘ Um western front more than two which the French asserted they many's mechanlEcd columns and Mrs. Paul Miller of Rockville; male enemy aliens of toe aaihe age Up there In toe place all good for the National Open golf title at I Dslucco, [ ‘ f t r t i ago. listed 10 killed, 17 tended their gains In their irtrtig- had been detained In toe eaater^ •eball souls go. the old man must rected by Lew Fonseca and Is In- the Legion team to be present at (TIsveland June 6-8 might as wall ternoon as idsbillty to bit the o(- Franks, c still held despite a German an­ a eon, Franx ot Manchester; a tended to teach baseball by show -' this session. Admission is free. ferlnge of Koitalskl paved th* way llseTOded, 3 taken prisoner. 163 nouncement to the contrary. gle for a aprtngboard tot yd direct alster, Mrs. Arthur Pease ot Som­ half of toe country and along t o ^ dancing a jlh these spring sfter- take warning* now- -O a ig Wood, Gilman, p I ! Mastna and 38 who died. oskault on England, rolfected ur­ Motor Carrier; Hour$ southern coast. Ing how the various American ' ------' (or the wblteWsehlng. Kowalski Wllkox. p | v With these .casualties, the total In an effort to strengthen their ers; three brothers, Thomas of bons as be look.s down on his New League stars play their positions.' At six o'clock Tuesday night, the champion "almost'’ man of the gave up flv* bloWs and kept them forces along the channel, tired gent action for ^rengthenlng Subject to Law (Coventry, Albert of Ellington Anderson told the' House of HdCfldally announced for the Army, Britain's rfcelstan^to the threat­ Ojmmons May 23 he had not o ^ >rk Glsnta. how they bat, field, run bases and tbs Blueflslds A. C. will Under a golfing business finally has rskch- so well scattered to* ' arson 8 8 M • after 17 day of continuous fight­ Washington, May 27.—(45—A 5- and Harry of Hartford and three Fer, Harry the Hoaa -Dsnnlng, so forth, with many Inside tips on banquet to toe new baseball tssm ed to* stage of winning an Import­ Country Club to liold . couldn't push scroM a tally. f Jlicluslve of the alf force, produc- ing. the -Germans were reported to ened Invasion, .x dered the wholesale detention of Seors by 1 ■ gd these figures for the whole to-4 Supreme court decision held In grandchildren. last of the "McGraw men” to ar­ the nstionsi pastime. ' tost win represent the club for the ant tournament. Jo* Zapstks etarted oa to* hill be rustling fresh troops from the The greatX"preparedness drive The funeral will b e , held Wed­ women enemy aliens but that Indi­ Moriarty Bros. 003 000 40 I extcndeout 70 now are years a clerk In the printing room On Bench Four Years | Duffy Pitche* West of both teams kspt the Both the ICX; and the Wage Friday, the blonde bomber followed The Connecticut Women’s Golf out of trouble. Gordon r s c ^ 1; time, 3:00; umpires. Mi aald by the Jhlgh command to be confined In Brlxton jail. of the Whlte-Co.rbln division of the A bout T ow n Marry -hasn't yet picked all the i up with rounds of 08, 68 and 88 for Ketseta. I ilnops and war aupplW continued Hour AdmlniatVatlon took the po­ United States Envelope Company, splinters out of the seat of his Sidefi to Victory in Association will hold a one-day almost Into the next county for a I to pour throtiRh the /20-mlle Ger- putting up 'a Buccessful defensive Police also swooped down on the s 72-hoIe total of 264. This was fight against repeate.1 German as­ sition that all other employes—es­ died late last night at the Rock­ pants from riding the bench for links tournament V thw Manches­ hard hit ball from th* bat of Big I ' a a n corridor between Bapaume "soap box" orators In Hyde Park timated at 200,000 clerks, stenogra­ In State Track Meet not to* lowest four-round tptal Opener at Meriden. • saults: yesterday and arrested Ted Bram- ville City hospital after an lUnesa Company No. S of the South four years watting for Sa-et Wil- ter Country Club tomorrow and John Pringle. TTier* were two GA*» Suffer Third LoU^. I iajPeronne. They were niahed to phers: bookeeprs, accountants, ever recorded but tt was bslisved runners parked oa th* base path* Although albwly withdrawing ley, leatler of the London- Com­ of several weeks. Mlaa Holtalzer Manchester fire department, an­ , liajp Terry, who took over toe mors than 100 women are expected I . ths sector north • of Boulogne, Runvors persist In WnshIngtoR’s unofficial circles that the children warehousemen and almilar em­ was 53 years of age having been rein* from McGraw back In '32, to, to be e record for important com­ Pagsnr* Weat Sides turned In a when Pringl* bit. Roy robbed At Rockville by 10-6 lx whose stoutly-defended citadel fln- tifora Belgium,- military spokesmen munist party, and a number of swering a still alarm, extinguished Cutler and Effir1i>aton ' tolrd; Jager (New Milford) fourth petition on a full length course. aald. these forces were giving the of the Briti.sh royal family may be sent to Canada to escape the ployes—were subject to the fair la­ born In Ellington on October 22, •glv# him the "break." At that, : Mauser (Farmington), fifth. 2:10.7 8-25-2 triumphtriumnh overovar theihe Meriden I *•!(# part In th* event, the third Wierzbtckl and also Gordon ot Tbs Qerman-Amarlpaaa suBc ri but fWl today before the Invadera; other "atop the war" agitators. bor atandarda act. a fire caused by an oil stove at The only better score fer e major Germans so much trouble that danger of air raids on England. Princesses Elizabeth, left, and 1887. 77 Birch street at 11:07 yesterday sweet William was just about Points in : mu* Biu . whst looked like sure bse* knocks. thair tbird aueoaaalvc r^t5atl( it appeared that the Gennans The government at the same Sought Maximum Hours Score 10*/2 roints event shown in -the record books Barons in thsir opening contest of AndSraon of the local club said to­ Not to be outdone In this epee- they could not concentrate on their time announced a new Hat of 15 Margaret Rose, daugliters of King Grorgc and Queen Elizabeth, are She waa a member of the Rock­ morning. There was slight dam- forced Into calling on the six-foot Class A—Won by Kebo* (Weav­ th* season at the Silver City yea­ terday afternoon from tbe Ru attempting to oit the'Allied pictured .With Ihgir grandmother. Queen Mary, who might accom- The American Trucking Aaaocla- ville Methodist church, and was a l85-p«under In '37, whst with Gui J u m p ; Hillhoufle A n * was 262, made over the short San day that there la a shortage of tsculsr fielding, Burk* mod* three operations In northern France. atiutheaat coast towns as "evacua­ age. er); Fsrar (New London Bulke- terday afternoon oa Elmore Duffy vlUc Scouts at H ea» Park Is I Army of the north in twp1>y hamr j pany them. tlons, Inc., of Washington, D. C„ daughter of Chadea and Lydia Lee Mancuao' showing signs of wear ley), second; Barr^ (Mlllbous*), Remo course in Italy by Percy caddlee for an event of this size sensational stops, sll In ths ststh Windy C3ty, tbe final acorn ' ! tosrlng through their llifea to make The Allied llnea In the north tion areas" and prepared , to move brought the litigation In an effort nexes I ts Sixth Title. Alllse when he won the 1938 Italian twirled good seven-hit ball. Pa- and asks that boys who are avail­ inning, and then atol* th* show la children to safer places. Among Holtalzer. Members of the Senior CHub ot and tear then, an no other able third: Buchanan (Stamford), gant's landed on Analano and 10-0 as tba victors toad c •onnecUtma with their forces In were sold to extend from a pmmerclst), second; Prsekop Hedlund,. e ...... 4 3 i 3 i o —70 and Gordon Tuttle third with tha ADles were standing their plled through Zeebrugge and that British tanka were In action waa held this afternoon at 1:30 at The only reason Danning didn't Academy, the runner-up. New In toe Goodall round robin tourney W L Pet glaa and n walk for a p «fM t i boj’s arc somewhat scared by any the William P. Quiah Funeral Manchester Methodist church. (Norwich), third: Zorn (Strat­ Robinson, tt»...A \ 3 n A o 82-11—71. Paul Ballslsper again Wllllmantle groond to the Menln region. In Oiannel ports further south. against Nar.l mechanised forces. Screaming "Murderers!" she Of Nazis Swarm knock toe Giants any nearer the London Bulkeley was third with ford), fourth; Pascals (Hlll- at Fresh Meadow. Me first broke . . . . 3 0 1.000 The bOB aoont was ushered from the church. The home, 225 Main street. Rev. Theo­ 18 1-2, Nartford Weaver fourth Hawitt, c f ...... 5 0 1 5 0 0 carded low gross with a soor* of 88. MIddIttown . . . . t 0 1.000 lu t in g "of extreme violence." Tliey also mlnlmlze6 deciaion over Hartford SaAo. 3b •.. • ..8 8 0 4 0 0 {E m e r g e n c y everywhere with rugged vegeta­ between a girl's figuring only as a To Boost Hurley Kirby Hlgbe and the Phillies, 2-1 pole vault when he cleared 10 feet, Bouley (Norwich) second; Prse­ yah to the 38th hole before losing SUdcutald, tt . . i planes. l)ombera of the Royal ^Ir Force force as toe Nasi trail blazer. Smith, Louise Pearaon, Janet and Hildebrand, lb . .4 1 i i i 0 0 PmMTIc at Keney Park. Art Wilkie KomlnakI, 3b tions and crisa-croaaed by cankla, passing fad. and her gathering in ten innings. Hlgbe tossed a four- 9 Inches. The other local entries kop (N orwich),, third; , Zorn In to* final of the NaUooal P.O.A. Skinnon, 3b . . . , 4 A 2 2 0 1 Tbompooo, p .—8 Other week-end operations, the continued their attacks on enemy (The Allies said they still held Jane Rankin, Reynold* Deacon, hitter but gave up the tying run weren't quit# good enougl) for the yarned in low medal of 76 as be and Roy, If ...... ,8 an unpropltloua battlefield," one comm\inlque said, accounted for communications. Airdromes oc many boy friends. (Stratford), fourth: Aleevich ebarapionsbip and last summer he Tierney, c ...... 4 1 1 lO 1 I Pringle, l b ...... 4 If she cares for the boys only a* Calais.) Bridgeport, May 27.—(45—Fair Nancy Walsh, Bobby Potterton; In the jiinto and Pee-Wee Reese class of stars they faced Satur­ took another playoff beating after John Lsutenbach scored ffiutout 41 10 Id 2T U.. commentator aald. ' . • 60 Nazi bombers and fighting cupled by the enemy In Belgium Air attack, It said, frustrated Donald, Helen. Shirley, Eleanor broke up to* ball game w|th his day. (Warren Harding), fifth. Janiga, s a ...... 8 0 0 o i g win# In the ainglea and then team­ Griffin, r f ...... 4 C a U s The fiylng trip which Weygand planes either brought down or ■mil Holland aloo were attacked scalps to dangle at her belt, her field county's bloc of 218 delegates Class C-D—Won by Gibbons finishing In a thrse-way tie with Antiano. p ...... 2 0 1 0 1- 0 Harrinigtoa. ef .4 sun will be short In the land. British attempts to withdraw parts to toe Democratic state convention and . Raymond Fogarty, Alice first big league homer in the tenth. The other entries in Class A Byron Nelson and Shuts for to* ed up for a shutout In th* double*. made to the army of the north damaged, while Royal Air Force We Buatalned no losses in. these of their eilcircled forces by water Oocker. Yeaterday Susan's grand- Tbe Reds blanked tbe St. Louis (’Bllawortb), tlS feet, 3 8-4 Inches; Morasiano, p ...1 0 0 0 -2 0 The summary: Tabor, sa ...... 4 But If she takes the trouble to will meet here tonight to endorse placed aa follows: 7th, Fairfield, Barlow (Woodetock), second; National Open title. Hatlaakt, If duplicated a similar Inspection bombers renewed their raids on operations.'' and left .toe water front of Dun­ motoer and aunt, Mrs. H. E. Cardinals 4-0—and they did It be­ Maacbester Hagsrty, e . . . . . 4 Carren, I b ...... tour he made May 21. know and like each one for what renomlnatlon of U. S. Senator 8 1-2; 8th, New Britain. 8: 9th, Horellk (Staples),, thltd; Bearda­ The (Canterbury course probably 33 2 7 47 13 8 8 the Rhineland and the German kerque aflame. Bates and Mlaa Ellen Bates, and hind the one-hit elbowing of oom Stratford. 7: 10th, tie between dvlelln ...... ;,... Kowalski, p ...,4 Beckar, e f ...... 1 South of the Somme and along he Is. her star will never set. Francis T. Mahoney and to launch ley (New (Janoan), • fourth; will be e somewhat etiffer teat for Pagani’a ...... 30C1-0I0 100—5 Anthony, lb . . . .0 rear lines, destroying a gasoline T h e severity of the attacks was a boom for State Public Works god-parenta, Mr. and Mr*. Samuel Paul Derringer, who had lost three East Hartford and Chx>sby, 5 each; Tedford ...... ; ...... Murdock, 2b ...8 the front extending westward to and ammunition dump, bombing Boys profit, too, by doing some Schlitchting (Ellsworth), fifth. toe Open toasi Forest Hill was this B arons...... 001 000 001—3 BaiikerH Seen straight thinking on courtship. most effectively centered upon toe Commissioner Robert A. Hurley Hoyt, all of South Norwalk, spent of hla last four outings, stu Mar­ 12th, Greenwich. 4 1-8; 18th, New Ovlello-Tedford...... Oonaolta. e .....8 Montmedy and the Luxembourg German supply lines. Important region wherein toe enemy armies tin’s first inning single was toe Broad Jump. , week-end, but Wood apparently Two baa* biU, Tierney, Pierce' Wllkl* ...... 84 7 0*27 10 I Otherwise they soon find them- for governor. toe day with her. Haven Commercial and Briatol, 4 CHosa A—Won by Youhouse can cool off a lot and still be good three base hit, JI May; baa* on pu tt rf. p ...... 8 border the French were said to be bridges, road and railways, are trapped," the communique said. only thing toe Cards collecteu ex­ Lautenbach ...... Mancbeeter Green Chapman, lb holding everywhere. selvea roped jnto courting the John T. McCarthy of Newtown each: 15th, Stamford, 8; 18th. (Fairfield) 31 feet, 8 1-8 inches: enough to win. The Open record balls, off Aastanb 1; hit by pitcher. ...8 lioaes Two Nsvsl Veasels Favoring War ''(ierman troops attacked north­ county chairman, who will preaid* The rock garden at to* Mem/xr- cept for an assortment of loud West Haven. 2 1-8; 17to, Ansontai Wllkle-Laiuteabach ...... AB R H PO A B Oorreatl, aa ....4 At several points, according to wrong girl, or unable to put east of Lena and later attacked, feulA Mikalauskas (New. Britain), sec­ score la 28l and 384 has been g o ^ Duffy 1; stnrtk out. by Duffy 3. Brittaer, Ib ....8 0 0 l 3 0 HarU, p, rf FIRE At sea, Britain .acknowledged themselves acroaa with the one at. tonight's affair, said he expects ial hospital U at to* height of Ita 3; l8th, Hamden, Willlmantic and ond; Ckmley (Hillhouse), third: enough to win the last two years. Ansleno 8.,-MoranBlano 4. Umpire*. ....8 the high command, they took the with bloody losses/for the enemy, early season beauty at preaent and Boh Klinger turned in a slx-hit- Warren Harding of Bridgeport, Sueby, Sb .>....3 0 0 3 4 3 Initiative along the Somme, aatab the loes of two naval veasels the they want. toe gathering will go on record In Brown (CrosbyI, fourth; Legrand Forest Hill wasn’t exactly * Stieger pad Quhman. lOH Holloran, 2b ...,4 A 3 10 A 0 1,100-ton destroyer Wessex, vic­ Moscow, May 27. (45 Pravfia, counter attacks by French colonial favor of Senator Malr. J.—Craig Wood, PittsWirgh 8. Chicago 3. Two base bita: Taber. Hits off oeha, Thompson, Left the whole British army," and who Daily Pattern Stonington took toe Class B 5630 Birth: Saturday, a s»in to Mr. for the annexation of Islands in' either promlscuoua or heavy pet­ yesterday at a loss of only 15 tier- sank to the Imttom of tbe loop. title with 42 points to 33 1-2 for Curry (Hillhouse) end Robinson with 6g-88 oa last two rounds, B r q o k l^ l PhlladelpbU i (10 .) By Tho AioocUited Press Zapatka d in J Innings; Farrand Roekvin* 8; O j.'* 1 2 . ___ I and Mrs. Joseph Dubanoake, 163 won fame by crushing the Arab the Caribbean, belonging to ting. man planes against 73 Allied craft Beeex Lead la Cut (West Haven). " wins Mstropolltan Open golf Anssileaa 3 In 3 Inalnga. Btolaa bnsea: balls off Haiti 2. Thomiweai 2, revolt In Palestine, Britlah aaaort- Woodrow Wilson of Middletown, * Nattenal Lsagn* (HUU aORAN) 1 Birch street. France and England, and also This destroys the purpose of the destroyed: Tailored to Slenderise Bo*ton'a setback sliced the Red while Middletown High, like Man­ Claes C-D—He for first between cbnmplqaahlp with 72-hol* totd of New York 7, Beetoa 3. BatUng—Danning, Ntw York, Haggerty. Burk*. Left on bases: tog pitehar: HarU. Stnmk nut ^ Dlsrharged .Satiirday: Charles ed this In no way waa a reflection mentioned the question of Green­ courtship by preventing the cou­ » 1, Sunk a merchant ahlp oi 8,- Sox lead to a mere half a game Waasell (Staple*) and Houhner 364, beUorod to bo Jowaot over WaahlBgton 4. Pbilad4)p1ila 8 294; Lombardi, Cincinnati, .379. Oreea 0; All 8tara g. Base on Haiti S; Putt 8; Tbompomi on Ironside's ability to hold the Patera 8704. chester a CCIL school, wound up balU off Zapatka 1; KowolskI . 3060 I Hodgkins. 3S Wnltiut street; Mrs. land and the Dutch Indies are be­ ple's getting to know each other, 000 -tons and caused explosions over the Cleveland Indians, who In fourth place In toe B.rankings (Ellaworth); tie for second be­ M in major tournament- oom- ( 10.) ; Runs—Mis*, S t Louis, 30; Good­ 2 Tim* 2 hours, 88' miauUa. U l Emma Kanehl, 38 Wells street job aa chief of the Imperial gener­ coming more and more frequent except Ir this one way. with bomb hltq on one large war­ split with the Browns. Lefthander tween Pease (Ellsworth),*Hubbard ition over a’ fun-lcngth course. Mt. Louis 8-J, C3evelai|(^ 3-18. - man, Cincinnati, and Whltshsad, Struck out by Kowalski. 7; Ze- plre; McCultum. al Btaff. Do you take a large size? Then with 33 points. patka 3. Time; 1 hr. 47 mins. (QUISH) Barbara Mart'.regor, 300 Spruce It also keeps,them from becom­ ship, two cruisers and an 18,000- , Crall BlIdilH and a five-run rally The summary of the d a is A (Berlin) and Kelleber (Staples. I Hogan second with 375. (Other gem* postponed.) New York, 28. street: Mrs. Edna Marsh, 14 War­ Hla new post la regarded.,, as here's a stunning dress designed ' in one inning gave the Brownies Javel^ IndtanapoUs — Merrill (Dotf) Umpiras; Hajrwood and LSbelL. "The American cannon kings ing Interested In new person*; with ton transport. « especially for you, with clean-cut, and C'D events follows: Mtaadlags Runs batted'in—Danning, New ren street; Mrs. J. Banks Jones equal In Importance to that of whom they might build a broader 2. Balded airports and toe vicini­ first Mood 5-8. Then left-hander Claaa A—Won by Daviduii* WUliama bacomae 19th qualifier Eastera York, 81; Lelber, Chicago, 28. Lord Oort, commander-ln-chlef of fear to sie the end of war • • tailored llnea that simply melt the 100 Yard Dooh yesterday's Stars 4340 I Andover. but the American people don't friendship as a base tot fcter love. ty o f Paris, traffic faclUUea south Al MOnar and a five-run rally In (Weaver). 173 feet, 5 1-4 ipdiea: for SOOrmlle automeblla race, lenv W ,L Pet Admitted Sunday: Albert Foy the Britlah field forces In France. pounds away. The classic, up-and- Cnaaa A—-Won by Knie (New HlU—Danning, New York, 48; Moriartye Cop Opener want war." of Reims and Allied troop move- on* Inning brought toe Tribe Into Fellows (Bristol), second; Pascal* ing 14 placde in field to bkAIled. Albany ...... 18 9 .887 Lelber, Chicago, 41. ' 16 Laurel Place; Mrs. Michael Press Approves Chaages down effect, toe Iona, beHless-llne an even split with a 13-1 win In London Bulkeley); BoaKey (Hill- (Hillhouse), third; Banst^l (Fglr- Lo# Angeles—Fourth plsto^ in m$nta. --- Hartford ...... 17 13 .588 Double*—Werber, (Cincinnati, 0; Although Outhitt 8-5 - B y - Ewnaa, 31 Oiilway street; Mrs. The press approved the ^htgh 3. Dropped more paraehutlsta to of toe front, the back-fastened side to nightcap. The Tiger* and Whit* house); second; Browm (Oosby), field, fourth; Mlrouhek (Hill- mile relay, final event, ana Tho Amiodatcd Proas HOSPITAL third; 'Bouley (Norwich), fourth: Scranton ...... 14 It .580 four tied with 8. Bunching their hit* effectively Pea-We* Reeac, ' Dodlpm- ; Freda Morse. 84 Cherry street, command changes, which were on Pope to Receive reinforce to* beleaguered Naai )>elts, ere very slenderising devlcea. Sex n«r* rained out. house,.fifth. Southern CSsUfortUn to win 1___ Bingham ton ...... 14 MUford. Conn.; Mrs. Frank Hyde, nounced after French Premier And 8706 la extremely smart; Roeaele (Hamden), fifth. :10. 12 538 Triples—Rose, Boston, 8; Ca- In two uprisings, Moriarty’ Broth­ teath Inning homer whipped Neeil Volunteers garrison at Narvik, Norway's Arc- Class C-D—Woij-'by Beardsley consocutivo Paelflc Coast confer- ClmlfA 12 12 mini, Brooklyn, 4. ers get away to a flying start In ' 51 Weatmlnater Road. Paul ReynauTi flew here to consult exactly toe kind of dlatlngulahed Class O D —Won , by Lowell sneo track Utlo with 85 point* to .500 Use 2-1. 5131 Papers of Envoy Uc Iron or* porL '' (New Canaan, 148 feet, 8 Inches; W ll^moport 111 18 .407 Home runs—Mize, St. Louis, 12," their 1040 baseball campaign at Paul Derringer. R Births: S\mday, a daughter to with Prime Minister Churchill and Selxure of toed* vital points, r*^ casual that's sure to be expensive, (Berlin); Buddess (Ellsworth), tbconle (Ellsworth), second; De­ Stanford's 58. I Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Sy,-anaon. 233 other members of the war cabi­ For R imI Cross I Wins Trap Honors second; Baccaro (Beriinl. tolrd; WItkes-Barre . 10 18 .385 Danning, New York, 7. the West Bid* Oval yesterday aft­ Cardinals 4-0 iritb oae-hlt 1 garded her* as a foregone conclu­ unless you make it yourself. forest (New^ Canaan), tolrfl; Mal- E va n s^ . 111.—Michigan track­ Springfield ' South Main street, and a daughter net. It was predicted In well- . . n # . c I Barrett (Thomaaton), fourth; men pile tip 51 point to win Big 79 17 .346 Stolan hasas—Frey, OaclBnati, ernoon with a 6-3 triumph ov Charley KeUer,- Taak*^, sion, was expected to seal ths fat* You can finish this dress In two zon (Ellaworth), fourth: Anton- NsHo m I II to Mr. and Mrs. Robert C Barbero, informed circlet that other shifts, Vatican Cnty, May 27.—<#)— Ten track ehamplonahlp fer fourth 8; Reee*. Brooklyn. 4. toe Hartford All-I^rs. Neblo homer and double, driving to WATER DEPT. of a, million or more Allied troops different ways, either buttoned In Perfect score icook (Pratti, fifth io;3. iazzi fStoples) fifth. W L Pet 114 Myrtle street. among high-ranking officers might Mrs. Henry Smith of Princeton Pop* Plus X n agreed today to re­ straight down the front, with 220 Yard Dash.. jrear. Pitching (five or more derisions) Borello waa reachso for sight n us, in 7-2 wjn over Rad 80s. trapped in Belgium and northern pole Vault. Brooklyn ...... J» X .704 —Walters, (Cincinnati 7-0; Melton. blows but h* limited the InvS^rs Discharged Sunday: Clinton be made. etreet, who la in charge, of the ceive the credentials of toe hew France and pave the way for* a stitching on the collar and turn­ Cnass A—Won by Knie (New Springfield. Mass.—Holy Ctom Harry Danning, atoijto—Wh 3077 I Reid, 650 Lydall street; David In supi^antlng General Ironside, Italian ambassador to the Holy London Bulkeley); Bosley (HUl- Claes A-^Tie for first between outocorss Rhode Istand Stat*. 27 C^cianatt ...... 20 A .890 Giants. 4-1. , , to elngl* tallies in th* first, fourth od two homers, sending four Red Cross roluntror knitting con­ direct assault upon England; over flaps or with fly-front and Stratford Conn., May 27—(45— New York .....r ., Whitman, 1 Walnut street; John who succeeds 63-year-old Gen. Sir ducted each Tuesday at the Y. M See *•■» France haatily sent a new house), second; Simpson (Strat­ Euster (Norwich). Mullady (Hart­ to la New England Inter- 17 n .607 Amsrioan Leagne and ninth Innings as Morlartys borne, to down ITtti. liT t (Aftor 4 P M.) In an effort to cut' toes* forces contrasting braid or binding apun A perfect score of 200 gave Wal­ ford Public) and Eggleston (Man­ Chicago 17 15 .531 mad* five hits cotut for two nma iMuldoon, 03 South Main stlMt; Walter Kirke as anti-invasion C. A. from 10 to 12 a. m. and 1 ambassador to toe Vatican. rayon, flat crepe and tie rilk ere ford). third; Stafferi (Anaonia), collsglat* track meet. Batting —Radcliff, St. Louis. Johnny WetoJ. Benntora—G Mias Margaret Quinn, 281 Cen- In two, one (iermaa column waa ter 8. Beaver of C?onshohoeken, chester), 10 feet 9 Inches; tie for Philadelphia'.'...... 11 14 .440 In the third and four In toe sev­ I chief, Dili moves up from the post to 3 In toe afternoon, etresses the Italy's new represedtatlv* at reported advancing in a nhithcrly good materials for tola. fourth: Garneau (Windham), Fort Worth, Tex.—Mrs. Prank .408; Hayes, Philadelphia. .398. ed tenth Inning homer for 4 4 ' 7868 Ijter street; Mrs. Ada Dixon,1. T a l- o f vice-chief of the Imperial gen­ urgeht need of more women volun­ the papal court is Bernardo Atto- Pa., toe eastern states 18-yard fifth. :22.8. fourth between VUIanl (New Lon­ Goldtowaite Wins wemen'6 aouth- a t Louie T*;...... 11 19 287 Runs—Case, Washington, 82; enth. Gilman and Wllkos dlvid^ lory over Atblettea. IrottvUle; Mra. Elather Lipp, direction from the vicinity o^ Lille Pattern No. 8708 Is designed for siogls* trapshooting championship don Bulkeley) and Hlza (Fair- Boston ...... 7 17 .330 13H eral staff, a position to which he teer workers. A new quota has lico, former Italian amhastador tq to meet another Naxl force fight­ CDaas C-D—Won by Buddes ern golf UUe. rallying to defeat Hose*, Phfladetpbla. 30. toe slab assignment for Hartford. Bob Klinger, Pirate I Ford atreet waa named last month to "relieve sizes 14, 16. 18, 20; 40, 42. 44, 48. today and 8100 in prize money. field.) Pittsburgh ...... 8 18 .3<>8 The score waa tied at 2-all when just been received. A checkup Germany. ' ing aoutoward from Oourtral, Bel­ 48, 50 and 52. Size 18 require*, with (Ellsworth); Lowell (Berlin),' sec­ Mrs. Estelle Lawson Page 3 and 1. Runs batted In—Foxx, Boeton, aix-bitter to trounce Cubo^( MANCHESTER Admitted today: John Gaugl, toe strain" on Ironildr. The new French envoy Is Count -.JSesver's score bad'to be perfect, Class C-D— Won by Kalinowski Chicago—Big Ten faculty com­ Aneerleaii 39; Walker. Washington. 39. toe Gas Houser* unleashed their shows that the clothing shipped gium. long aleevez, 4 7-8 y a i^ of 39- for when toe firing eras over yes­ ond; Baccaro (Berlin)', third; Mar­ * Don Heffner, Brown*. gM I Milford Point, MUford; Howard The new chief, an Ulsterman Includes 270 sw*%ters. 40 caps, 65 \nadimir D'Orroeason, who Is due tin (New MUford), fourth: Tetro (Pratt) 10 feet; Beroskl (Ells­ mittee approves aine-gam* foot­ W L Pet Hit*—Cramer. Boson, and Rad- big rally. Solomonson opened wlto The epearheada of these forcea inch material without nap; with terday In toe event, feature of i a Beaton ...... Milner, Indians—Hefflner hit I Fellows, 17 Spruce atreet. i bom on Chriatmaa Day, entered tha pairs of aocka and 190 dresses. tomorrow night. (New MiUord). fifth. :33.4. worth), second; tie for tolrd be­ ball schedules for 1948 and 1944. 19 9 .878 ciur. S t Louis, 49. a single and Oeerveach^ on Fran- ble, two atnglan and drawn to WATER CO. Birth: Today, * daughter to Army In 1901, became a captain to were aald to be leas than l i miles abort aleeves, 4 1-3 y a r^ ; 2Vi twro-day title shoot here, Lewis R. tween Nesto (Pratt), Maclntoeta Ctovslend ...... 30 11 A48 With the war spreadtog so rapidly apart. If they meet, they would " 448 Vaad Rua. New York—Third Degree. 819.10 DAublee—Boudreau and Mack, cotlnl’e wild peg to first Playing rune in 5-8 oponar wli Mr. and Mra. Harold Baoaett, 573 1911. a major to 1914, an(l in the to Europe toe need of clothing U yard# braid or binding. Slocum of lYenton, N. J., waa (EUaworttal and Durrin (Wood- for 82 outruns Mjrron Selsniek's Detroit ...... Id 14 .538 Cleveland, 18. — ' (Toach (Tlarsnce "Oyp” Oustafson form aa iron ring around French For a pattern of tola , attractive • right bshind him with a scort of (Haas A —Won by Ivea (East tossed eeven-bit IS-l Parker street. World war won toe DlsUngulabed acute. Knitted garment* are par­ Hartford); Soclia (Hartford Pub­ stock), 8 feet 4 Inchea. Can’t Walt by four lengths to cap­ Washington ...... IS 17 .489 Trlplen—Finney. Boston, 5; Jud- singisd to score Bolomonaon and 5974 Census: 87 parents. and Brttiih troop* now fighting la model send 15c In Chin, Tour. 99 X 300. win, fanning aeven. Service Order for bravery. He be­ ticularly needed. Public Reconls lic). aecond; Eisenberg (Weaver), Oaae A Half-MUe BeUy. ture Metropolitan handicap at Btl- Chicago ...... 14 17 .453 nleh, S t Louis, and Lewis, Wash-' Geer but waa out trying to r sec­ came a colonel to 1920, a major the area bounded by LUls, Valen- Name, Address, Style, Number and Mra Mary Oond* of Morris­ Wen by HUUxmse; New Britain, New York ...... 13 17 Mrs. Smith urges al thoee Inter­ dennea, CSmbrat and J/ena. Uilrol: Natush (West Haven), moat Park os favored Eight .414 Ington, 4. ond; Borello walked. Cook Mngled, CUalto For The Week general ten years later and a Ueu- ested to call her If they need ma­ Size to The Herald Today's Pattern town. N. J„ to* only contestant of aecond; Weaver, third; Hartford Thirty flalahes fourth. S t Louie ...... 13 17 .414 Bffllto filed to center, Haefs walk­ Tuesday, 10 a.m. — Tonsil Announcement of the capture of htr sex to show up, win toe wom­ fourth; Howard (HUItaouae). fifth. Horn* runs—Foxx. Boston, II; GAS CO. and tenant general to April,' 1936. terial or instructions. New yarn Service. 106—7to avenue. New :S2A. PuMIc, fourtk; Stamford, fifth. Chicago—James Emory's Dolly Pblladelpkto...... 13 18 .400 Trnaky. Clavaland, 10. / ed and Patton walked to fore* Adaoida, Later he commanded toe Infan­ AppUeattoas Calais, only 23 mile* from the en’s title by default with a scort and directions for baby layettes and York, N. Y. Clasa C-D— Won by fieri 1:88. . Val wins 88,000 Crete handicap In Owr*# Btolsa base* Cans. Washlngtoa, home Borello cad Cook giro UlUod WedsMday, 9 a.m —Cheat. 2 try base at Aldershot, and went to The Mlowtog appUcatiooe for rKaik cliffs of DovcT, England, Just out! Be among the flint to of M X 100. other articles have been received marriage Uccnsca nave been filed (Ellaworth); Lynch (EUaworth), Oaae C-D Hair-MIls Belay. photo flaieh with King's Blu* aa Id; WaRur, Washington, 6. on a orOd~p$g by WUkoo.' 5075 BJn. — WcU-baby Conference at France last October as conunander was accompanied by reports of enjoy tt! Our New Siunmer Fash­ The South End Gun CHub of Wen by Berlin; Ellsworth, asc­ with toe new quota. at toe omce of toe town clerk: new Germea eucceaae* elsewhere second: Blucher (Prett), 'third; Chicago radag aensoB opens at Hartford at Bliigbamtoa. Pitching — Mllnar. aevdand, Francolini o f tba All-8tare. with W a n ted ! TJC.CJL of to* First Corps of to* B. E. F. All those who have unfinished ion B(xd(, trito more than 100 coel Reading. Pa.. Beaver's home club, end; Stonington, third;. Pratt, L ln cA Flalde. Sprtagnald at Albany. Friday, 2 p.m.—Well-baby Oon- Attend Services At Abbey WllUam R. Hammock of New on land, aa* and In toe air. won tbs five-man team title with Latham (Woodstock), fourth; 8-1 ; Feller, Cleveland. 6-2. throe Alto, was tba only pisyer in CANTEEN BIOBPOdl garments out are requested to get designs for an occaalona. Send for Ptckarlng (SUplea). fifth. .54.8. i fourth; TbomMton. fifth. 1:37.3. Boston—Raleyoa Boy. 88-1 shot Beraatoa at Elmira. too gamo to connoct mora than fereace at CSlnlc Bulldtog. In the first national day of pray­ to touch \rito Mra. Smith im m ^ - London and Helen Lorenz* of N#w 8S6Q0MM It now! Plan your whole wardrobe a 971 X 1000. n * Pahquloqus MEN A. C OI South Windsor; David H. Netaon Aa outlined by to* German high SS8 Tofd Rna. ownod by B o ^ jm in N. Kano, WUka»>Bsrr* at Wtniamsport. BeanTs Bar And Mat oaco. Both tsama played good ELECTRIC CO. er stoce Aug. 6, 1918, the King and atcly. this easy, bud^t-aaving way, and, Gun Club of Danbury placed sec­ scores by four leag^ over The WaMsoal Drops Daad At Throttle Qusen, together with ()ueen Wil- and Marjorie R. Muldoqn, both of command these Included; ond with 906 X 1000 end toe New Class A—Wen by Rubano (HID- IVe A PIsasiws ball, eonaidertng the wet grass. BOXING ARENA besides, revel In having individual bouse); MeCrea (Oreenwicb), sec­ 7 ^ la 85.000 CbmBWRwealth New Tbrk at Bootoa. Ana Arbor—CUf Keen, Michi­ Solomonaon and 8mlth featurad hclmtoa of The Netherlands and tola town; WUUam J. Eaglaaon 1 . The Biaklag of a British air­ versions of new styles, tjiat you 7ork A. C. third with 950 x 1000. IMO SEASON. 5181 and Marjorie Irene Finnegan, both craft carrier by bombs off Har- ond: Killeen (New LoMkM Bulks- handicap at Suffffelk Downs. PUIadMphia at Bneklyn. gan wreatUag coach, maintain* a for Moriarty* and Francolini and Sallaa, Kas., May 27. — (4V- Prime Minister (tourriilU, 'attended Wlfs Of Nazi Baakar Dies won't see elsewherel Datroit—Ted WUUama. Red Sox Bglaaar Prank E. Patterson drop- services ,*t Weatmlnater Abbey, of Manchester. stad, Norway and bomb hits on a ley), third; Toran (Weaver), Flttshugh — Fsaaaylvsala crew CtadBastl at PitUburgb. law emea bar*. Schmidt want b*ot for the AO- Pattern, 15c Pattern Book, 15e outSsldar. take* two hour* of bat­ wMp* Wlscoasla hr o m laagth and S t IkMtls at CMcago. For PartioildiB Col id daad at the throttle today just where they beard ths Archbishop Berlin, May 27.—(45—M m Lulse BaHdIag PenaMa hattlT*htr and cruiser off to* Nor- Uh8c8. N. T.—OorneU vanity fourth; KoMalka (Hartford Pub­ ting praetle* whan ha goes utlae*. Star*. Box aeort; aa to brought bis fast Union of Canterbury aay: A permit was today granted to wcglaa port of Narvik. One Pattern and Patern B o ^ .or­ crew defeata Harvard hy. IH lic). fifth. 2:01.8. Marlattn hy afar la AHaglMay ro- MadlncB. K. J.—Blakean Jung M8tlni 8y Bretbere Im iiiig Htrald Scbacht, wife of Dr. HJalmar dered together, Ifie. which 1* aeldea. n ttn . Slnide reeulta duel be6resp BItU B if c ^ F . a B o a Pactfle passenger train to a atm T t o canturlas robuk* the fears Scbscht. former president of-the Mr. and M m C. S. Guthrod for al- 2. Damaging aerial attacka qa iragtha is spring d*y regatta to Claas C-D—Wen hy Beardaley WaablagtM at New Tetk. Fran. Mra. Sherman R. Hoy's AB R HPO A C Joe Bulk and Joe' Anayal can­ Bosteo at Pklladelirtrta. at EIUs, Kas. Patterson. 57, suf- and calm the ansiatl** of tha hour. Relchshank, died today after a tamtloaa to a bouse at 310 Keen­ airports la asst and aouthaast capture eastern "sprint'' rowing (New c:anaan): Evans (SUrt*«>. Baea u a a ^ ecla lly fend of blu*- wMta peodl*. take* baat-ln-ebow Cook*. I b ...... 3 1 i 7 - 0 I celled because of d ilu te ever dls- Chicago at a t Loola. bCMcs at Morris and Essex dog EdfwB Jn|8 t a t 5121 torod a heart attack. Tha train, Here to tha atlltoaaa of thla church, kaig lllneaa. The Sctaachta war* ey street to cost tSSO. the work BbrIumL seeeodi Baachard (Dtowerth). colored Bowara. SxBltb. S b ...... 3 1 1 3 8 0 - .*• , MA 33. waa waattoaad to DaaTar. saeirod hy aU^lk* mstoocm whMh aaantod to 3906. by Jo n ih «r. a, ■■■nyn of baibor fadimob* * R c a d t t m d d A d n k Detrett at derelaadU Rx*fo, If ...... 2 1 0 4 0 0 i A t

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— S e n s e an d INrcirisense ■ W.T 'lim s Urn t)C A t> tj«E Fucmiarul Farming ! ! A Peasant's Prayer ../tveiatrix Haven’t you ever A warm and healthful cllmat». O. I/ord. who sre in heaven abova. longed tb fly ? * CATTLE Some fertile, level soil. thy folk are tom with strife and Boy Friend- Oh, yes. the night ■tviitvts. pain; / ■ ! Refreshing raln»Bnil .sunshine, my awectle's husband walked In RTPKR A,ton of Bweat and toll! The days of peace and ;love and and her window- was ten stories S U P S , truth are gone lik/ vanished from tbe ground: • s ir THM ’ 102 behlntj Jimmy drops of rain. •TWO against 475. Ftrst Horse Race Bettor— You These handX' which tilled the virgin ■ Don't get too optimistic about STEM C orn ell R u les Man-Of-The-WMk know. In Heaven the last shall be soil now labor in the vineyard's the Mze of old age pensions. If OlV* ftX?, AT A COURT o r PROBATE HELD first. •THRlti ANNUAL FLOWERING AND • — i.—u «>. . . I . oaii Wm I at Maneha'atar within and for tha Ws nominats Lon Parks, 20, dust: / A they're sustained and dependable nave junk for aale u e y call wm. | Maneh*«t«r. on the I6th second Horae Rare Bettor - Oh. veaetable planta, 3 dozen for 25c, r e f i n e d m i d d l e AGED lady five foot. five. 125 pounds of (hs Our son.* are gi me, our homes des- they’ve got to be comparatively Oatrinaky. Phone 5879. Turn aale- ,j,j. of. May a . d.. H4(i. Sprint R ow in g Shaker Ridge club. SchenecUdy. Boy! Will I rlrnD'yp^ Heaven! troyed dear Reranluma $1.00 per dozen and dealres work aa houaekeeper for able junk Into caab now.,' pretani. w il l ia m s. ii t d k , God. Is our fate smaJI. 'The money. In spite o f what up. Hardy Perennlala and Rock 'elderly couple or buaineaa people. ______^ ^ ------JudK». N. V___ so far this year he has fair or Just ? anybody says, has got to be col­ Garden planta. Evergreen ahrubk Write Box L, Herald. W ANTED TO BUY medium alxed E»iat» ' of wtlium l>avldior^ won three one-day, 18-holc medal W HEN A WOm Jw i s l o s t IN Forgive us for these sins we've lected from the people. There Isn't ^ 8% H A F T Y t h o u g h t s SHE CA.N . t - X l 1938 PONTIAC SEDAN. 1935 Ford and Rdae buahe*. mixed pota and power apray rig. 182 Vernon SL i",'«a «d . Gives Harvard Good tourneys ofyth » Eastern N. ” • made, Ulat arc repaid time and any other way to get It. IXJST—IN VICTNITY OF Sprue*, Golf Assn, and la evsn par. yep* u s u a l l y ,- b e f o u n d >IN again;/ . fo tte r and Center atreeta. .Satur­ aeOan. 1933 Pontiac coach. 1933 baaketa and urna for' cemetery The AdmlnUtratoT having exhibit, I I ArtirlM Foi Sate ed hie admlnlitratlon account with Beating and Sheiuld Be only thrse tourneys hayW been FRONT:;::^dF t h e MIRROR. We. y^ ir children, aak for peace, LOOK U P . day ni*l>t, pair man a glaaaca. Plymouth coupe, 1933 Ford coupe. and homo oae. A t reaaonable Cole Molora, Main 8t. Lot. op^ prlcee. McConvllle'a Greenhoueee ■aid eatata to thia Court for allow, playejl and he’s won ’emAll. please bear our humble prayer. If we look down, then our OUT OUR WAY RY J. R WILLIAMS OUR BOARDING HOUSE nama **®7.______FOR SALE—LOAM. Alao aabea ance. It la Threat at 'Keepsie. ! Hal That fellow Fiurel is al- WITH MAJOR HOOPLB poaite Armory. and Nuraerlea. 21 Wlndemere Summer Humes For Rent 67 OIIDERKD:— That the lai day of A^cn st\ouIders stoop, . . . if our removed. Telephone 6515. W. E. New Record ^Ways talking about his Hfe's 'A-ork. with white atreet, 226 Woodbrldge atreet and June A. D.. 1940. at 9 o'clock (d •• thoughts look down, our char­ He OlO IT ON PURObW WELL, WE HAS h av e EGAD, JASON,SOUR DREAM “ ® '^ ~ °M d 'u il^ a a e‘.^iurr t'o il937 FORD COACH. 1937 Pontiac at the atand. Main and Birch Sta. Mahoney. .' COLUMBIA LAKE, new develop* i t.i forenoon, at the Probate Office, New York, May 27—OP) -The I Headline i p " the Brownsville Boaa— Ye.s, and I notice he gives '■ JU«T BECAUgr X HAD ^ 1 LEAN LlKEWlSe^M HOW'S Aft on Tjoee------^ A N Y T H IN G WHICH IM- acter bends .... It is only s t r e t c h e d '*IT A l it t l e . f E&6SE& DEMANDS WE W'AiSES ---- aedan. 1934 Pontiac acL ard won't have an eaay time in Its money. / wheela, four apeed tranamlaalon. moment.) . / Phone from 6 to 6, 3346. AUSTIN CHAMBERS-Local anO HouMhnId (iutids 61 Judg*. duel with Yale at New London. l.«Ral Nulices 78 H-4-;7-4‘>. ______In the atmosphere of Intense Medium—I am now in communi­ INSURE Long Diatance Movera Tel 6260 ■ ,'TTiere wasn't much prospect of preparatipfis for war, these devel- Httk a ROOMS UNCLAIMED AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD a Wiaconaln threat anyway, for cation with Ihe spirit nf yodr wife. ^ MARVELOUS ( f '*' A, ' M- 68 Holliater atreet. AT A COURT OF PROBATE IIF.I.D opmento occurred yesterday; t>o you wish me to -speak to her Auto AcceMorle*— i ’lrea FURNITU RE ...... H W Ml Muiioheiter, wUhtn and for the at Manclirstar. .Ithlii and the Badgers, with no opposition In 1. Premier Mussolini conferred W ^ McRINNFY BROTHERS IJCKS WITH common carrlei Do you know w'Kat unclaimed IJlatrlct fit Manchfiter. on th« !itn their home territory can't get the for you ? COLD RENVEiOV Beal Cetate aud Inaurancr (Mfftrict of Manf'hestrr, on the SOth with. Arm y chiefs, directors of TIRE BAfiOAINS. While they laatr NptStea f to local and out of town furniture Is? If not. unclaimed diiv of Mav. A. n.. 1!M0 dav of .May A. D.. / experience in competition that Widower—Ye.a, 1 wi.sh ylr»* L. (.. west on even .terms. ^They had underwear. Kfftute of .loff#‘t>hltie I'aK.ani late Issued to expand the production of 111/ other aIzcB . at bafgaln pricca. stored away In our wareboi of Muncheffler In aald dlatrict. de* Hllah late of ManeheatF*. ■•'<1 their flrat real trial at Pittsburgh BrunneFa 80 OaklV<> atreet, ■" Dlatrlct. deceaard.___,/ artillery and to conserve the na­ Agnes -Is Mra. DcMurr an ae- and then for some reaaon or otloer ceaacd The .Manchaatar Company. Saurday in the AJt^gheny regatta Manciiester Mancheatar. Opan avaA^nga i(epalnng 23 cancelled. This m'eans In some cas nnt.. GUTTERS AND LEADERS erect­ THIS FURNITURE WOULD t.) forsnoun. at the Probate Office . Wisconsin went on to row again iBIUala. Dilmbora and 'abhroviatlona anytime Oi»en evenmgs except ORDINARILY COST YOU 8248 aphllcailon he heard and determined -----aam* at 'Detroit yesterday and had little premier In Muaaollnl Forum at Eloquence wins in many cases ed, aheet metal works of all kinds. Karl- "■jie Probate Office In Manchfs- In said ITl! aaeh eoaot aa a word and compound Monday. Telephona 5937. —4Casy Terms Arranged District, on tha the 1stlit day Is sailgned_ for s hssrlng dn tha a^^^ trouble defeating Uie Detroit boat tha end of a gymnastic exhibition where sober judgment halt’s: worda aa two worda. Mlntmuni coat Phona Manchaater 6793. T. P. asn's Lawn Mowsr 8ho>, Buck- h)wanc» of said account with aald by 10,000 Fascist youths. Mussolini ■ IP: ta p t i— at thraa Itnaa. —You Save 889 A. D.. 194^. at 9 o'clock ,^ lengths over a Lawyer (pleading for the plain­ U ao ratea oar day tar tranalaat Aitkin A Co. land.' the forenoon, and that no* watched Impassively. —Fully Guaranteed tven to all persons lhtci«-Hi. Truatee to give puhllo notice I* all mile course. The results helped to tiff In a motor accldcntl-^Ladies ada person* Inlereeled therein yvsPt’f*'' show what they're up against. 3. Foreign Minister Count Ga- and gentlemen of the jury, the Mertfya Maryh IT- laZT -i LAWN MOWERS SHARPEfWlD, —Free .Delivery—Free Storage cslalc of the pendency of FREE TRANSPORTATION TO said HpiiWatlon and the time and nml he heard thereon by jiubllahtn* They practice on "dead" like Icazzo Clano returned from a tour driver of the car stated he was go- K L e Ca»h Chara* Florists— Nurseries 15 repaired; shears, knives, eti:. a ropy of thla .order In-home new.- TD 8 1 «r . a Coaaaeuliva l>aya..,| 7 clal * eia AND FROM THE STORE place of iiearlng thereon, by pub* paper having a circulation In laid water; at Pittsburgh, with a of Albania—conquered and annex­ utg only four miles an hour. ThSik ▼. n ■•■ Ml ■. H' WHV MOTHEI^ GET O V ^ CT'.>AJ 111.' tt A 6 I Canaacutlya Daya...| a etali eta ground! keys lilted or duplicated; 1 Hailing a c\py uf this order In sonic THERACW/ TRANSPLANTED tomato and vacuum clBjbner's, clocks, phono­ • 3 Ways: —(1) Phone or write for a Uletrict, llva day* before aald day strong current behind them, Penn ed by Italy In April. 1939— In of It! 'Ihink of the long-aKOhy of VjeajiBiiSK* V j Oar ...... Ill otalll eta newspaper \havtng a circulation In of hearing and^rdturn make to thla which he received pledges of A l­ my poor, unfortunate rlleiit, the Las t.xIB rkaw a.am __ AU sidara for irragular inaaruona pepper planta, alao cabbage planta graphs, etc.Xrepalred, overhauled. "Courtesy Auto" to call for you, said dlHtr(ct\at Icaat five days he* rowed a mile and five sixteenths arlll ba akargad at tha ena tlma rata. at oderman'a, 504 Parker atreeL bring you to 'the store and take you fti're the day \ f said hearing, to ap* In 5:25 4-5 with the Badgers not banian support In any Italian war victim, as the car drove slowly Bralthwalte,^2 Pearl street. pent if they i\e at said time ^WILLIAM 8 HYPE Bpaclal rataa tor Iona farm arary back home. (2) Drive to the store Judge. far behind. Yesterday their mile effort. over his quivvering body! 800*1*8 ANU HUB UUUDILK In IIIk liliMid day advartlalng glyan upon raqueau FOR SALE - TRANSPLANTED and pliiu^ . stHTVhe hmrd relall time on the choppy Detroit river •The British announcement that (The plaintiff woti.r BY BOGAR MARTIN' Ad* ordtrrd bafort tha third or LAW N MOWKflS repaired! sharp- In your own car and we'll refund tlicK-l'i. Htid' nrvKe reMirii to this u -h -'X A n . fifth day will be eharerd only for and |K)tted tomato planta. pepper eiied. Called Rti itnd delivered, the coal uf your gasoline if your 4;oiirt ■ y ------— ------was 5:45. Conditions at Pough­ Italy had proposed ''a very satis­ VrV, COVOMtL-TH«t POMCWER iba actual numbar of tlmta the ad anti egg planta. Alao all kinds of hedge ahears tltsond. Edgerton. purchase amounts to 810 or over. i wn.UA.M s. IlVDK -AT A CuUHT OF rilOHATE IIEIJ7 keepsie again will be different. factory baaia" for a contraband DT MAh tiUSTlLV A x.H04*dEO UP, V\V.'x> 'aU.N VNUOailN' AU. Ta' A n d 4.0 .-.appaarad. eharzlna at tha rata aarn- annual flowering planta. Krauae J udgf. lit Mancheatar; within and for the Com fil not oilly clinched the agreement came aa Sir ' Wilfred WEAR. FOR T\P VJHtN PRNZt MOMEV1 ^ fOR «.vjlt«AL ad but aa allowanea er rafunda can 875. Parker street Vbons 3290. l3t Come by trbin or bus and we ll ' Platrlot of Manchaater. on the /JSth S'lORIEN IN STAMPS HE R840 ACROe,S TvsV Greenhouac, 621 Hartford Road. remit your fa rt If your purchase u < season's sprint supremacy by Greene, British economic txpert, v*R"o t>awt oouCM r-w 'iA oooo ) T\P ba aaada on ala lima ada aloppad LAW N MOWERS sharpened and dav of May A. D., 1940. " QOOtO TOWVI W t WREO ,___ -/ V 7 'OEA a reaching Germany. commemorativ'c stamp. Shown The Gang’s All Here BY ROT CRAl 822,9.5, speclm 817,95, I large above is the fourth stamp of the Ada ara aacaptad pvar tha tala- general suld application and the time and’ from the date of thla ordnr. and re. Some observers wondered wheth­ EVERYTHING IN healthy trans­ WANTED GIRL FOR maple vuiKy, regular 836,96, spe­ |.lace of hrarlnif thereon, by puhlsih- torn inaKc to thla court of the no­ series, a semi-postal released Mi, X (MATCH lAEF LAIC VOU SWUAdLb/ QtFUdEES. tVERV- / " COHFOUMD VOU. Sbasa at Iba CHARGE RATE alvan houeework. Phone 8140. cial 82>95. 4 sun tan cots, regular er Italy would accept an end to AMD TMC TnaiT HA! MOBOBY KIN abbva aa a aenyanalnea to advar- planted vegetable and flower itiK a copy, of this order In aoine tice given. g HVDF. control In the Mediterranean aj April 20, 1940, celebrating the EM/, BULL. X T’aiK HE iUSPEC* THK46J SHHH! HE OUTSIDE MOW,/ ONWSOMJ X TOl O HA6C0ME TO iM IE K A rO O lO f plants. Many flowering plants al­ 86 OA; special 84,95, These pieces nvwHt»Hper Itavlntc m clrculnti(>n In PLAMTV tlaars. bbt tba CASH RATES will ba WANTED -GIRL FOR general Jiidise* Sfforts Roundup meaning an end to her Medltcr* . iictator’s 51st birthday. ’The TR(qNr TO *SE WAT 4IK. (JUBY ] VOO TO HAJJPLE tx3 iT| BV R 0 0 E R I6 O ! aceasud aa FULL PAYMENT It ready in bloom. Prices amazingly affl' Just the thing for Tourist said tllstrht. at least five flays he- (MOT. ftM* HIM WITH THOMOSB! HJU K fc ia a w . fi.ri- the fl;i> •*( Nrtid licarlnK. l*» ap­ rancah "Imprisonment" — some- | stamp pictures the Reichsfuehrer IRON paid at tba bnalaaaa afftca on ar ba- low. Red and White .Stand, West hoiisewoik every Monilay, capable llomes, and coUagea. and they MSTAMCEf A su x>w _500Ty i » i f*ra tba aavanth day following tha of thorough aiul' neat Work, 549 pear if they SC4 iMU^e >it a^ld tkinr Bv Eddie Brief z Ihing she has Insisted must be ter- 1 patting a little girl who is giving (U3DBRIM! X CTcntcr street. cannot be duplicated again at the and |>lnce and bn head'd relutl\e \T \ ruunT OF riton.vTE h e l d VL«VS (OU StM Inaartlon of each ad otharwiaa East Center street, New York, May 27—(4h~Week'* minated. • him a present and flowers. tba CHARGE RATE will ba milady regular prlcff. Montgomery \Vards. therclfj. and make return to this at Manchester, within and for the wash: Bob Pastor dashed here «AIP VOU'O ad. Na raaponaiblUfy tor orrora in court, and by mailing in ajegiater- district of Msnc.hasCer, on the lath The question also was raised Those four stamp issues cover MET EA&y WANTED EXPERIK)4CED r nf this order addressed to Present WILLI.AM S. HYDE. *.sq.. donate blood for his mother-in- the last few weeks constituted a reer of the one-time Austrian cor­ Notice child. Phone 45'^ .^ Ucv»rK4* Tuthl, Moutitnlii Kuad. Wi*;*! Juagp. law, but she died before he arriv­ Index nf Claaaiffcatioiw goiMl condition. Bargain. Kcmp’i Ilarlfoni r.iim . and WMllnm II. Estate of C.ustave .Alfred t.uataf- temporary crisis which liow would poral. Hiller's pledge to respect THE BOARD OF EDUCATION Inc. 763 Maim \ Todd, North Havpii. «'onii. siln. late o f .Manchester. In said dis­ e d .. . any day now you will hear disappear. p igia n neutrality, given in Octo- Births ...... fH I,; OF THE TOWN OF MANCHES- - y ' WlUalAM 8 HYDI-: trict deceased. • ■ that Jack Johnson o f . the Detroit Foreign circles, however, were l^r,, 1937. was worth less than the BngagSBICtttg ••e«**aesee*e« 36 Judgp. ■ Uban appllcstlon o f H srry I* Oua- C I TER Invites bids on the transpor* Help^snled—Mute Lions has been elevated to line skeptical over the possibility of a (tamps. , lU rrla g M • • • e e «rs*«> ll5-:7-4A. Isfaon'administrator c. t. a. praying coath to aucceed'the inoomparabie l^gtha «••• e • e 9 e e e *• s • f tatlon of sehool children for the 51schin4try and I'uuh 52 for authority in sell certain real lasting understanding between , His 49lh birthday saw Hitler as MAN WANTF-U w i t h complete Hunk' AndZraon who haa transfer­ a Card af Tkaiiha ...... ■sihool year beginning September luipWirrlgc of machine roller a t a o h i:t i 'I’ '•i:f»nATi5 iiEi*n eatati paVt^lculafly flsacrihed In said Rome and London as the Italian mler of Austria. The conversa- MagsarlaiB e.##*#***#*#*** USED JOHN DEERE tractor, ■ I ManchcMffr. within and for apiillcatlon It Is red to the Chicago Bears .. .sorry press waa predicting a German Isaac and Foand ...... 4, 194<}, and closing June 13, 1941, p h n W n ^ ami color mixing to tike OltDEIlEIK—Thai the f.iregolng •lorif at Munich took place in the several used tractor plows, used Dlfftrlrl 4*1 .o, . 4 r. on tha 25th to have to report it, but R looks attack on the British Isles. aiUnp Some observers expreased belief Automobiles for tCxrhangs . la an excellent f»pporliinlly. WrUe Manchpfftpr. in paid Dlutrlcl. dffCPia- a I ) In the forsnoon. and thaf n*y- den aaW two long shots winning versary, the Kclchsfuchrer took I Atito Aeeassorlsa^Tires ... Hlllslown Road and JHBut Street, ttce b* given to all peraont Inlereat- the British contraband control an* over the remainder of Czechoslo- Aato Ragairlng^raintlng . Box J, Herald. 1.4‘KSl Notlrr* 7M pd. titles—Lew Jenkins and Ken Ov- A L L R Y (^ P Out of Gu eolleetjng spproxln^tMy 20 rhll- ' ■ ■ ■■ The Admliilstiator having exhibit­ ed In paid eatate of the pendency nouncement may have been a last- vakia, and Lithuania surrendered H AMLIN Asto Schools ...... ed his admlnlstratlan sccoiinl with of said application and th* time and erlln. So what? well, an ex-soldier minute effort to deprive Italy of a Autea'«-8blp by Truck ...... clren attending,/ the , Barnard YOUNG MAN to woih In grocery AT A CUUIIT OF l•KoBATE HELD place of hearing thereon, by pub- Mcmel. April, 1939, also saw HiU ,ZT ileaaeheld Servleee Offered ....IS-A .Manrheetar In aald dtatrlel. deccas* la aaitgncd for a hearing on the Nlxson Denton. CindnnaU rations of war on Sept. 3. 20 cbtldren attending Bunce allowaiics of aald admlnlatvatloii ae- thereto, and make return to thie Fascist odium. Batldlng—Contracting ...... 14 td. Times- Star: “ We still claim the The order suspending civilian Hitler celebrated April, 1940, by Flonate^Nuraertee School.' starting at Hlllatown .Road Upon application of Frederick W. cuunt with aald eatate and aacer- ''Y*eah. I think it's a nice ides for the cUss to enteriftto th* talnnient uf heirs and this . Court W ILLIAM 9.V HYDE Alltea could win the w a r... all motor traffic waa the second since invading Denmark and Norway. marante Funeral Dlrectore ...... i t and Hills Street, through Hllls- nthlii. Adminlatrator, |•raylna for Judfft. What Ifinda eg Ice did vour mother bringT! Heating— Plomhlng— Rooflng^vS authority to colniiroinlae a' I'ertain directs the- Adinliilalralol* to give they'd have to do ta hire am>ut the European war started. A simi­ Inauranee II town Road to Spencer Street to H. A. STEPHENS doubtiul and dlepuleil .■la)in whieli pillule notice to all persona Interest­ I f . $.27*40. 500 Kentuckians from the hills, lar measure was put Into effect' m illnery—Dresemaking 19 the Bunce School. aitUI eatate liai sKalnat Emanuel ed tiverejn to appear and bs. heard a t a c o u r t o f PROBATlb HELD then get the Germans to w*ear last September and subsequently IIK INLKVILLE i’'OLKS Morlag—Tracking—Sjatag. t« Trip I must ^jcllver children St AT jor/s OARAGE llahlnonltx aa per application oq thereO'n by publishing a copy of BY PUNTAINB POX Fublle Pe.a.ng.r S^'rle. .90-A 56 Oak Street Tel. »IS9 die. It la ' Hill order In acme niwapaper hav. at Mancheater. within ■'>8 ‘h* revenue badges." modlfled, with private cars put on ¥ S PaIntiBg—Pap.rlpg ...... II the Baniard School by 8:10 A. M„ UltDEIlED:—That the toregoinz Ing a Circulation lii aald District, district of Mancheater. on Oie i5th gasoline rationa. Hudson Sales nnd Service five,days before aald day of hearing dav of May, A. D.. 1944. Prot.sstoBsl Beevirf* .... » It and at the Bunce School by 8:45 upplleallon he heard and determined PreJent W IL L IA M S. HYD E. Esq.. Broadway Beat Meets .Army Chiefs It A. M. Return trips to leave the 1988 Ford 8-81 Sedan...... 8425 at the Probate Office In .Mantheiter and' return make to thla Court, and Parachute troops ! Tellerlng,;^4>y.!ng—Cleaning . 14 III amid District, un the 1st day of by inalllng on or before May J*. l»4b. The Dempsey aeparatlon didn't Mussolini bagan bis series of oga and S.rvlca ... 15 Bunce School at 3:15 In the after­ 1986 Plymouth Sedan...... $375 a copy df tills order sddtesacd lo '**’Estale of. F.dw.xrd J. Sweeney late surprise the main stem, but It cooferencea by meeting with Mar­ June. A, D.; l»t<) at » o’clock; Id. s. of Manchester In aald dlatrlct, de- S ■Suain.Sa a.rA-ica .. t« noon and Barnard School at 3:45. 1986 Umham Sedan * ...... 8376 I I In the foTenoon, and that notice Donald U. Miller. UoHon, Conn,: caused a lot,of head shaking. shal Rodolfo GrazfanI, Army chief E4ara(l.aal Route B * nc gDen to all persons Interested Colin P. Miller. 901 'lailla 81.. .lohtia- 11 1986 Ihintlac C oach...... $350 town. Pa.; Jean B.'Pllklh. *4 Robert ^*U*lTm> application of The Manches­ Bight baaeball In Manhattaa waa of ataff; Gen. Ubaldo Soddu, un- ,_ .T ^ 1. Starting at junction of III said estate of Ilia pendency of ter Truit Company. A 4 mlnl*trator. 19 1986 Termptnne Sedan . .. .$376 aald application and tha tlma,^and Road' Manchcatsr. Conn.: Mary* E. a flo p .. only 20.000 odd o u t.. .the dcraecretary for war; Gen. Angelo kaem.tswiTasasssnft.en. Qaaaawasw; ..fl-A Mather and Woodbrtdgs Streets place of hearlnz tliarson. by pubMah- Miller, 1.14 Academy 8t..,Mancheiter, (or authority to soil tha equity grapevine saya one o t the condi­ Roaal. aaalatant chief a t otstt tor JUS. ‘ ?9 which aald deeekaed has In real ea- ind Claaara via Mather. Lydall sand Vernon 1980 DeSoto Sedan ...... $46 itig a copy of this order In aolHe Conn.; .Gexandcr B. .VUfler, Cheater, tions of the Joe' Gould-Mlke Ja­ anti-aircraft defense; Gena. C!a- n.traetlona ...... I Streets, to the Maiwhester Green newspaper havlnz a circulation lit\ gouth Carolina; .anA Edlth M. II*. late particularly described In KRIUND8 1939 Pontine Sedan ...... 836 {ind. «6 Itldga «i., .Mancheater. application It la - cobs settlement waa that Gould mlllo Grossi and Alfredo GiuzzonI; % Soon xiiey’ll Call Him "Skinny" BY MBRRILL KURfilim , II School. said dlatrlct. al least live dsys be­ OllDKRKD:—That the foregoing / Maileal— Dramatic ...... 1984 PIvmonth Convertible $176 fore Ihe day of aald hearliiil. to ap­ shortly vvlll go Into the. 20th Cen­ and Lieutenant Cblonel ptacentini. . r Wantad— Inatruqrion, ' ...... It Trip 2. From the Manchester pear ifilhcy see cauie at said lime X WILLIA.M 8. HYDE Application be heard and determined tury as matchmaker. (W e report­ of the Mobilization Office of the LSMOMAOC Patti TtXJ AND iHaao^al SI Grecij School via 'Vem*)n. Lydall.' and place and he heard relative ' Judge. at the Probate Offlca In Manchester Jr ANY r LtBTBN, ™ i 1 ^Bonaa—Stoeka—Mortuas.* H-4-J7-^ ______^______In said Dlatrlei. on tha 1st day o f ed that weeks ago)... Mello Bet War Ministry. AN eOAIft. BOB. 44«.DA—ABB U K * Y X I I MILO—.. IM - —ANO (WNENiWBB: II , Lake and Middle Turnpike East | ^hereto, and maks relurn to this June, A. D.. 7944. at 9 o'clock (d. a. Marshal Pietro Badbglio. chief Nbu ON A o e r . la b o ? % ’ Bualntaa Opi»rtunlile» ----- court. _ tins, the ex-ll^t heavy king TO, SHUN ] GONNA HlBN >Ou S ee HiLOA « o Honay In L o a n ...... s« j to Finley Street and return to the AT A COlhtT OF PROBATE HELD t ) In the forenoon, and that notice (New . York-O llfom ia edltiOQ) of staff o f all the armed forces, did UH-I4UH.;— TH# SWEETB. iMOSr OF US'/ B)/, iNvrre h c b m WllaUAM HYDE be given to all persona' Interested Hflp aad Sltaatl.na * Manchester Green School via Mid-1 . Juds«« at Manchealex within and for the starts hla heavyweight campaign not attend the meeting. I’M nsssaqe uf: p a l / ^ALLOWANOr a n d G ive HEB AN Halp Wanttd— Kamala ...... die Turnpike East, Notice H-S;:-40 1 D ls lrln of M aiicheiler, on tha* lit h In. said • estate of the pendency of ALL BWeffTS ANO -V— OVBB Tb Tt5U, Help Wanted— Mala ...... day o f May. D., 194v. said application and the lime and va Al M'Coy in Beantown June 7 Later Mu.a8ollni. General Soddr BCLAII^-Jun- TELL SltaattOB. Wanted—Famal. Approximately 85 children are' place of hearing thereon, by pub- ^ k. SO VVONT M MBB rrb ON THe • 1 and Marshal GrazianI discusaeo { ■sUanaii wanted ...... I« A • The ZonmR < i:ommiaj7 . tw o ; Ju«iae* - ... - llahinu a copy .Q.f Lhla order In some -the-arma-sItuaUoa-with.! House AND DBOUCr’ Saaplaymcnt Agenel.a ...♦■■■ «o hold A public henrinp Tucuday, newapaper having a clrcuiiUon In rf the beat-apaghettl-and-ravlolt Ag.Btstrips. Wanted School opens at 8:45 A. M. Estate of Joaephine I’aganl lali Meanwhile the city's walls were — 41 rr PBOM MYAOOOUNTf M *» BtMk—Pel.—Pe-ttrr— June lllh, al 8:00 P. M.. In the o f Mancheatar, In aald District, de- aalduid 'dlatrlct.district, at leastIfast 6ve days be q u eries on B’way. la opening a V.hlelM and closes at 3:30 P. M. for* the day of aald hearing, to ap­ plastered with fresh posters call­ «i Municipal Building, on the follow­ aaied. _ , ■ „ branch In H ollywood... Frankie _l>ag.—MirdB—Pete ...... Route'C„ ing appUcations for change of Un motion of Danta Pagani ot pear If they ace cause at aald tlipe CrosetU seems definitely on hla ing for Italian intervention in the U t. Stoek—V.htel.a ...... -4t To transport children from . the and plac* and ba he*rd relativa aald ManCheitcr administrator. way out aa a Yankee. war. * PouHry and Suppll...... Oakland District, resident on Tol­ to n e s :- IF OBDEBED:—That ala montha thereto, and make return to Ih4a Wanted —Pata— Poultry—Htoek MfwG* Berigaton on the raat suis yoti have an nM ear in ynnr hack from the 25th day o f May,- D.. *'nie Yanks Are Coming." r * r Sala— MlaeellaBMBa land Turnpike. McNall Street and couru vvn.I.IAM .8 HYDE of c;ardner Street, noiith of Spring 191*1 he ami the same are limited and I think before the summer’s done Artiqles For ...... 4k I.'cming Street. to Hollister yard that you don't Hke to look Judge. Street— from rural to A zone* > at any nioee, call Pantaleo'a allow<-d for tha rredltora within M'Carthy'a going to have hla fun. Cop Lion’s Share Meat a and Aeeaaioriaa ...... School. Hollister School opens at which to tiring In their claims li-4-27-14. •ulIdlBg Hateriata ...... 41. Andiak) Bros., Parker Street, be­ ,,We buy all makea ot darn no And come July we'll hear a hum­ JMaaaads —Watchaa—J-awelry 41 '8:45 A. M. ,and closes at 3:30 P. against said estate, and the aald ■neuual "Apkt'kwe.e^wsdf* 49 M. Approximately 25 children tween Parker and Woodbrldge matter how oM or new. We also administrator la dlrectid to glv* ming Of Tennis Titles 49-A 't*(Jig' Streets bounded on north by Rla- . have parts for all model a. public notice lo the creditors to And wake to find the Yankees Po.i aad r..* ...... ■ ■ are to be transported on bring In their claims within said aardea—Faj-m—Dairy Produeta -50 ley and Coleman Streets—from ru­ I'SED TIRES FOR BALE « coming. .. 51 route. lime allowed by posting a copy of Toys as Admission Heosakald Goada ...... ral to A zone. HOT WATER HEATERS this order on tha puhitc sign pnat , — William MeycrJ New Orleans. New Haven. Conn., May 27.—uPi achin.ry and Tools ...... 02 —Mlsa Gmcyn Wheeler of Santa SBSleal iB.tnnBent...... 51 Driver, are requested U furnish O. Uheney Fj.t»te pro^rty m'arvsl lo the place where the de- 1 8CX)RCHT SMITH Fifthtinc Ideal ' OCtea sad Stert Equipment ... 54 ^ on Cheatnut. Park and l*orc»l censed last dwelt within aald town To Slate Theater INd Yeu Kaaw Taut Monica, C?al.. and Jack Mahoney BY JOUNCTKKRT 50 information concerning the type, and b> puhliahing tha same In some tlparlile at tb. Store...... Streets—from AA to A zone. , BUcky Waltera aln-aya eaU llv. of Jackson Heights. N. Y-. held be­ WesriBjZ Asparal—Fur...... 57 seating capacity and age of the PANTALEO’S nswspaptr having a circulation In M William. Rush, Chairman, aald probate dlatrlct., within ten er aad bacon for breakfast «a the tween them today the lion's share :vyEM0N IN a t rr WlU K AN BRAVE.PHMIPS-.8UT01W Wantec— Boy ...... equipment to be used, with the , HORACE ST. TEL. U «6 of Utlea In tbe ConnecUcut state _ ^A/i SIR PRNCQR naems T — Zoning Commiatidn. days from the date of thIe order, Local bpya and glrla wUI In < days he pitchea... Irish Mcuacl. ------L w e a * HON^ IP FIGHT IF X lOUNOOe I W M P H M T D Baataaraata * i name of the driver. It la under- and return maks to thio court ot the given admiaNon free on Saturday the old Giant outfielder. Is bead tennis tournament. ^ .muemtscoKoit llB U M PH j MtsSifottm COULD CHALUNtt HIM . fCEcoGNizc rr.. Raema Wllhoat Board * * [ stood that numbers to be trans- notice given. bar keep In a New Glendale. Cal., The pair, winners In tbe worn- ” ,HAS M g t a t o .^NOW fS MCmTAftAI TD A ^ neL-auT NOW. 1 •eardare•eardaro WantadWaotad ...... ••*** "Ax ported are subject lo change. WILLIAM 8. HYDE to the State TheaUr on preaenU- •UTX- Judge. jo in t... alao that Ed "Strangler" en’a and men's singles divislona CoaaUT Board— Btaorta o o o • • •.• •i' throughout the year. More detailed ! Uon of a uaed toy. It makea Hotilo—Raataoraaia ...... \UCTldN! .\LCTION! AUCTION! H-i-27-t(>.______' no diff«reBc* M to nditk» of Lewis, who already ou-na a re­ Saturday, combined yesterday to Waatod— Rootaa** Board ...... •I information may be obtained from | take the mixed doublea champion­ For Mrs. Chaa. 1. Raich, M3 North Mata S t, Maitchealer, Conn. LIRLOB PERMIT to tbe togr. Throiudi ariaage- staurant in Glendale, will open a ■ool ■oaato For B « i « „ the office ot the Superintendent of I (laif 'million dollar boxing and ship by defeating Mias Louia Ray­ Anartaaau. Flata Ttoantata ” : Schools. All bids, sealed, muat be XOTICK OK .SFFLICiTlOX ment .with MeBagAc Jack Sanaon Baatoaoa Daaatlooa for Itaot .. HOUSEHOLD FUR.N1TURE Thla la to giva notica that 1. Max of the thaater Henry McCann, arrestUng emporium there In the mond of New York and Frank Maooaa For Baal ...... ek ; in the office of the SupeiinUndent WED.NESUAY. M AY 39.1948 A T 1 P. M„ O. S. T. (Rain or ShtaM) Joseph iicbubert of 47 Cooper.itreet, f aU... Lou Boudreau, the Cleve­ Froehling of Chicago, 2-6, 7-5, 6-2. Manchester. Conn., have Bled an ap- supendaor of the WPk. Toy Center ■aborbaa Far Rsot ...... ** ! of Schools before 12:0Q o'clock.' Assortment of good clean furnishings as follows: 8-picce ma­ land shortstop tr in demand as a In addition, Mias Wbeeler, rank­ ■oamer Bo*tOd~Far R.nt ..... aa ! noon,, Daylight Saving Time, on pUcatton dated 2td of May. ISSU with has arranged to have (dl toys at Waatod to R»ot ...... hogany dining set. roll top desk, birdseye maple bedroom set. the Liquor Control Commission tor the theater by 10 o'clock Saturday basketball official, but tbe club ed fifth nati-mally, won the wom­ Maal BoSata Fas tala ■ Friday. June 7, 1940. other beds and bedding, dresaers, bookcase, library table, Mdjeatlc u Packags Btore Permit for tbe has offered him considerably more en's title Saturday with Mis.q^ i Aoartasaot Bolldiwg tor Salo .. k *! Tbc Board of Education re- ‘ morning, when a two hour show radio. Detroit gas range, kitchen cabinet, hall rack, upholstered sale o f alcoholic liquor on- the than he'll make to stay off tbe Helen Pederson of Stamford. ^ Boalaaoa Fronarty tor Bala . . . nerves tbe right to reject any or tweiiilae^^f 47 Cooper atreet. Man- will be'given. wlU aerve as admia* F o f i and Load (or Sale . . . . . chairs, leather rocker, porch set, clocks, dishes bric-a-brac. etc. chfster. Bonn. Tha business la own­ aton. The toya turned In will be re­ hardwood courts . . . gamMers In yesterday's ■ other match, \ <5 ^ j > , T t ' all bida and to aelect U|e bid rooit Some poultry equipment, show cases, shipping boxes, etc. Lad. b..: Bioooo (or Bolo ...... ed by Wllbsimlna J. Schitbel of 497 paired at tha CeaOar. along the great white way have Froahllng (md Bob Fraey Daniil FSz) ita ...... ROBERT M. REU9 E SONS, AucHeeners MA.\ JOSEP7I SCHUBERT wbe haa hit more hoenara than to will the men's doubles cham- / S r Ba«laas SeemUry. Soard of Education thia auauutr if the traffic tacraasa 891 Main Bteaet MaweSepler. Cena. Ph w s StSS Dated 33nd o f May. 19(9. laay other Natjanal I m t m t . laiptogiftip. I of Maac^efter. |t-k-11-4». eesytigiNa^ , 1,1 liwil uilll.lH I I BIH B I I I I I I W IC \i