i?*V' i ^ x 'i- ;■ •■■' ; . -r * - '■' '"■ - i;7i riji ------N MANCHESTER EVENING HERAUO, SOtOT MANCHESTER, CONN. W|!DNESDAY, MAY 14,198». tA G E T W O Chi? m i StP aift P pf^ Cifie M(d Norwost ...... RUNS 3,000 GERMAN amSESCMlMIB Chrysler 85 I GRASS FIRE TpEATENS , jUCEItU CALLED j Local Stocks ,Cql Gas ss^^STv* ^ -'Grar^:~*.» *•••.»• • i Tb r. _ 2 KILLED, 6 HURT DEPOT RESTAURANTS M Ooml ...... 81% PINE FOREST HOME TBE NEW FRANCE’ (Fanrished by Pntaam ti. Co.) Comwlth and Sou 17 Consol Gas ...... I M IN NICARAGUA RIOT Shanghai.— (AP)—Dr. Hu Shih, Oeateal Bow, Hartford, Conn. Contin Ca? • s-*« • • •.« • « s s a s o • • Berlin.— (AP)—The great dis MBS. FARKEB DIES Ph.D., has given Up his work as ^ 1 P. M. Stocks. - Oom Prod • «••••»• •■•ssasose Alarm Late This Afternoon penser of pigs knuckles vvith sauer president of a local college to ac (Curtiss New Britain, May 14.— (AP)— Bank Stocks. Brings Apparatus in 'Kme to Mrs. Sarah Cornelia Eno Parker, kraut and beet in Germany is the Over Six Million Frendi SnE- cept a faculty isppointment at toe Do Nonr' • • * s ■• • • « .320^ One of Those K31ed a Worn Extinguish Blaze. Vi aged 78, wife of Charles J. Parker, a derman Federal Railway. University, of Chicago. He Is toe Bid Aaksd jtastman K odk k ii....849 shirt manufacturer, died today at The government-owned road has jecU Live There—Word Bankers Trust Co. . . . 335 Elec Pow and Lt 90 A grass and brush fire just west her home, 843 West Main street. City Bask and Trust . 840 .360 Erie , ^ • 69 jB — Officer of D. S. Ma of Adams street on the right side She was the daughter of the late Cap Nat BAT ...... 865 Fox Film A ...... '....J..... 58 of Center street, threatened'damage Mr. and Mrs. Salmon Chester Eno Pictare of Coutry. Co m . River ...... 425 Gen Elifec ...... M to homes in the Pine Forest tract of Simsbiuy uid was a native of Htfd Conn. Trust .... 186 145 Gen Foods ...... os rines Involved in Clash. at 2:30 o’clock this afternoon bift that place. Several years ago she Hirst Nat Htfd ...... — 240 Gen Motors •, 69 Land Mta and Title .. — 40 Gold Dust i ••••. 68 quick work-on the part of'volun was president, of the woman’s club Algiers— (AP)— Algeria, wliose teers and firemen stopped the blaze of N^w Brltidn. Mutual/BAT ...... — 235 Grigsby Gnmow ...... 21% Port-Au-Prince, Nicaragua, May before it reached nearby pine trees ynnetaXeervices will' be held Fri centenary of French conquest and New Brit Trust — 190 Int Harv or spread to the home of Howard C. day aftmiooni rule President Doumergue observed Riverside T ru s t...... 500 Tut Nick Can • >83% 14__(AP)—Reports were received V/est Htfd, Trust .... 325 today of a clash on May 12 between Loveland. by his visit this week, often is call mt T «md T ...... H The alarm was rimg in from Box FIND SdEANE’S BODY InsunuiM Stocks. Johns Maiiivffle ...... a Nacional Garde force and the ed a “new France”. xAetna Casualty...... 140 150 Inhabitants of a place 191 and was answered by Hook and Bridgeport, May 14.— (AP)—The , Kennecott ...... «% Ladder, No. 1 and Hose Company body of “Sailor’!, John Keane, itfty, Nearly five times toe size of zAetna Life ...... 90 92 i Kreugcr and Toll ...... ------which resulted in the death Frwice, stretching more than 600 j^etna Fire, |10. par . 69^ of the inhabitants and the wounding No. 2. The cause of the fire was un missing from his home, Stratford, Kroger Groc determined but is believed to have since April 23, was foimd in the miles along toe Mediterranean coast xAutomobile ...... > 42 ...... 94% of six. One of those killed was a of Northern Africa,, it .extends deep (Loew’s Ixic. ...— started from a cigarette thrown harbor here today. Conxi. General ...... 138 143 Lorillard ...... 26% woman. . .. - . back into the once awesome iand xHtfd Fire, 310 par ..: 80 82 ...... 58 The Garde forcer consisting of ten from a passing automobile. Keane had been out of work and ; Mo Kan and Tex was not feeling well when he left mysterious Sahara desert where Htfd Stm BoU, 310 par, 68 12 men, was commanded by Lieutenant tourist now go to stop at good Montg Ward ...... « home. It is believed he was fiespon- National F ir e ...... 77 79 Nat Cash Reg A ...... 06% William Paul, who is a first sergeant modem hotels. dent and committed suicide. He is xPhoenix Fire ...... 87 89 Nat Dairy ...... • • in the U. S. Marine Corps. ^I^euten- PACT SATISFACTORY All along the sea for nearly 200 Travelers ...... 1510 ,1530 ant Paul enlisted in Brooklyn, N. survived by his mo^er, three sis miles hack is a strip’ more than half i'Nat Pow and L.t...... ters and a brother. PubUc Utility Stocks. Nev Cop ...... • • • - Y in 1916, and was commissioned the size’of France that is fertile and xConn. Elec Sve ...... 92 95 in’the Garde D’Haiti for eight years. TO ADMIRAL P R A n productive, yielding many things xCbnn. P ow er...... 88 90 The clash grew out of efforts or YOUTHS SENTENCED. that France imports. ' Beyond that NY NH H ...... Bridgeport, May 14.—(APl-rLeo Hartford Elec Lt .... 91 93 Nor Amer ...... tax coUectors to serve judgment on is toe desert, not all sand as many 95 (Continued from Page 1.) Bulduc, 20, of Springfield, and Greenwich. WAG, 'pfd - 90 Pack Motor ...... a deliquent tax case, which was in imagine but often merely barren, Hartford Gas ...... 72 the nature of a test, since much op- , *i. George Gilbert, 19, of Lowell, Mass., wEiitlng for water, even a shower — Pan Am Pet B ...... do, pfd 45 Par Publlx ,...... 70^ position to the tax laws has been ; ^t least the equal of the whd blazed a trail of crime from and showers do fall in the Sahara, 180 Maine to Darien, Conn., where they S N E T C o ...... 175 Penn ...... shown in this region. ? British fleet. One was to modem- O R . F . P IS C H E L bringing up green vegetation. . Manufaetariiig Stocks. Peasants Arrive j^e' our vessels and the second, more were arrested several weeks ago Where the Phoemcians swept Pub Scrv NJ ™ Axn Hardware ...... 60 62 Rad Corp ...... 61% A settlement was about to be i ^j-agtic and more expensive, was to were sentenced to the Cheshire re earned the title of the world’s big over from Syria 3,000 years ago, latest among Far Eastern scholars to go from this country to instruct Amer Hosiery ...... 8C Radio Keith ...... -63% made reports of the clash said additional vessel like the formatory 'for five, years by Judge gest inn-keeper because no less where the Caesars later besieged American S ilv e r...... 18 . when about 200 peasants armed Rodney or the Nelson, Peaseley in criminal Superior Court than 3,000 station restaurants are cities and ruled, where the Spamards toe youth of America on oriental with machetes and clubs appeared a matter of negotiation, Arrow HAH, com . . . 37% Rep Ir and Stl, new .... ------56% today. 'They pleaded guilty to under , its supervision. It does not once controlled, here are now 6,- subjects. Automatic Refrig ...» 4 85% and would not permit payment of j ^ result we had no difficulty in 000,000 people, French subjects, Dr. Hu is a graduate of Corfiell Sears Roe . . . - charges of carrying concealed operate these places, but it con xBigelow Sanford, coni 69 71 ...... 43 the tax. They began stoning the . gettin g consent for the first weapons, also of. an automobile growing grain, gathering oUves,- (B.A. 1914) and Columbia universi Simmons .... trols their prices, types of service xdo, p f d ...... 100 Sinclair Oil ...... 28% Customs officials and the Garde. m ethod.” which they .had stolen in Darien. pressing oil, making wine and dig ties, having received his doctorate Billings and Spencer . 3 5 ...... 36% Finally the Gardes fired on the air and quality of food. ging phosphates and rich Iroh ore Skelly -Oil ...... The Job of administering these from toe latter institution in 1917 Bristol Brass' ...... 21 25 .....122 - and over the heads of the crowd OPEN NEW HEARING from the groimd. when he v/as only 26 years old. He Sou Pac ...... TBBIPIB SISTERHOODS 3,000 drink and food emporia de do, pfd ...... 98 Sou Rwy ...... 112% which failed to disperse ^ d con Washington, May 14 — ( A P )— Bridgeport, May 14— (AP)—One Called Front Door is recognized as one of the fore Collins Co...... 102 tinued throwing stones. To avoid Uncon'vinced that the foreign rela volves upon Herr Privy Councillor Stand Brands , ..... 23% hundred and fifty delegates today This new France is the front door most thinkers of present day China Case, Lock—?od and B. 525 _ ! bloodshed the Garde and officials tions committee hearings are devel F. Pischel. He is truly the gas- , St Gas and El ...... 116% attended the eighth annual conven to France’s great African colonial and has lectured in both the United Colt’s Firearms ...... 27 29 ...... 72 were stated to have withdrawn to oping what the Senate should know taonomic czar of Germafiy. empire, with Morocco to the west j SO Cal ...... tion of toe Connecticut Federation States and England. Eagle L o c k ...... 35 38 ...... 81 Abricot. The casualties were dis about the London naval treaty, He must, for instance, see to it and southwest and Tunis, rich- in I SO ■ NJ■ of the Temple Sisterhoods here. Mrs. -His fearless thinking has'some Fafoir Bearings ...... 75 85 ...... 37% covered in the vicinity of the en chairman Hale opened a hearing Of Arthur Weil of New Haven presid that pigs knuckles do not cost olives, dates, grain, fruit, iron ^ d Iso NY ...... travelers 2.75 marks at, Heidelberg times brought him into coxiflict Fuller Brush, Qass A . — 18 Studebaker ...... 37 counter later and the report said his Senate naval committee today ed. Others were to be elected this phoephates on the east, adjoining He. 145 by asking why the treaty embodies while they are priced at 2 marks with government authorities, Hart A Cooley ...... 125 Tex’ Corp ...... 58% they appeared to be caused l^y stray afternoon. Italy’s Tripolitania. has been a severe critic of the Hartmann 'Tob, qom . 15 ..... 77% “certain radioal changes in the at Leipsig. Perusing 3,000 bills of Tim Roll Bear • • • * shots. Lieutenant Paul reported toat A hundred years have passed do, 1st pfd ...... ,' 60 no order to fire into the crowd had naval policy of the United States.” fare each week to make! sure that since the French executed the plans nationalist regime. Transcon Oil ...... 21% t u g BUNS AGROUND In addition to his worje at Chi- Inter Silver ...... 90 95 ______88 been given. .With Secretary Adams of the New London, May 14.— (AP)— hungry travelers are not made sub Napoleon made and ended forever Union Carb cago Dr. Hu is to lecture this , do, pfd ...... -105 109= Unit Aircraft ...... 72 Navy, one of the American dele Far off her course while proceeding ject to such discrimination, is in the piracy of the Barbary states, yet 71 gates to London and the first wit spring at Yale. xLanders, Frary A Clk 69 Unit Cprp ...... eastward in Long Island ^un d from itself no small task. the Moslems are still Moslerns, en Mann & Bow, Class A 13 16 REDS ALLOW v i s i t " ness, sitting across the table. Hale titled by the Koran to have four Unit Gas and Imp^...... 47 New York to Boston, the ocean-go do, Class B ...... 7 10 US Ind Alcoh 93 said that “if these reasons can be ing tug Security of New York went wives, and the mysterious veiled 25 29 defended and proof can be given women scurry through narrow CADETS ON REYIEW xNew Brit. Mch. com US Pipe and Fdry ...... •>3% hard siground on ^ the west side of North A Judd ...... 19 21 29 TO FORBIDDEN C IH that it is to the advantage of the Fishers Island near the entrance to FREE STATE EYEING streets, maintaining traditions hand 33 35. US R u lj...... national defense of the coimtry to Niles Bern Pond ----- US Stl ...... 174% Hay Harbor today. A big hole was ed down through centuries. Peck Stow and Wilcox 8 11 subscribed to a ll' of the terms of Scattered throughout Algeria are New London, May 14—(AP) —A Util' Pow and Lt A . •41% Samarkano, Russian Turkestan, tom in the vessel’a bottom and she i ITS FOREIGN STATUS Russell Mfg Co. X ... 70 68 the treaty, the Senate vriil vmdoubt- filled with Water. Sqme of the crew the ruins left from the time the platoon of Coast Guard cadets com 62 War Piet ...... __ (AP)— For the first time in mod edly ratify the treaty as it stands. xScovill ...... 59 Westing A i r ...... • went ashore in. lifeboats, while j Romans s^jowed the way. The manded by Cadet Joseph D. Har x.Seth Thom Co. com . 30 33 em history, a group of foreigners, On the other hand the naval French are following their lead, re rington of the first-class won the Westing El and Mfg 180% nfiistly American newspaper cores others remedned aboard the tug. Dublin.— (AP)—The Free State i? xdo, pfd ...... 27 6.3% phn.irma.h said if proper assurances constructing, in more modem fash alumni cup in competitive infantry ■ --- Woolworth pondents, have been peri^tted to were not forthcoming, “it is possible Coast Guard patrol boats from the devoting increased attention to its Standard Screw . .. . n o i Yellow T ru ck -----...... • 28% local base were s ta n ^ g by. ion, vast irrigation projects, build drill, the feature of daytime events . 100 — enter the forbidden gates of Smark- that it may be found advisable to international, position, and is bent ing roads' are teaching the 5,000,000 of the 44th commencement of the do, pfd, guar “A” and today. . add reservations. on obtaining the full advantages, of xStanley Works . . . . 40 42 HOLE IN ONE odd Arabs smd Berbers to work. United States Coast Guard Academy — Brushing aside all barriers which “If the treaty as it now stands the latest definitions of Dominion Smythe Mfg ...... 90 RIO \VELCOMES PLIERS New Britain, May 14.— (AP)— The Arabs work, sometimes, but. today. The drill was started at 1:30 . 115- -- ' heretofore have existed against non- will hold water in every respect,” he intermittenly and from time to time o’clock on the academy parade xTaylor A Fenn ... Russians traveling in Asiatic Rus Robert C. McConnell made the first status. Torrington ...... 57 59 said, “there cam be n o . po^kle ob The coming session of the Im they fold their tents and are gone, groimds. The’ judges were Lieut- sia which borders India, China, hole. in .one in this vicinity yester Underwoisd Mfg Co . 112 114 Recife, jection to throwing the full light of perial Conference in London is be while the Bergers, accustomed to Colonel Nathan Horowitz, ,U. S. '14__(AP) — Jean Mermoz left for ' Afghanistan and Persia, the Soviet day when he holed his tee shot on Union Mffe Co . . . • • . 18 21 publicity upon it. If it will not hold ing looked forward to ajs likely to stone houses* usually disorderly and Army, instructor, of the 192d Field — Natal forenoon with two,com eoverninent allowed the correspond water it is in the highest degree the ninth hole at the Shuttle Mea U S Ervelope, com' . 225 dow Club. The distance was 164 establish m£iny of the Free State’s dirty insides, are more Induatridus Artillery, Connecticut - National . 112 --- panions of his record^breakihg maU ents to see all the marvelous sights essential that its defects should be Guards; Lieut-Cbmmander James E. do., pfd of Tamerlane’s ancient citadel now yards. claims to reform. Patrick McGiUi- and are more in tyme vrith industry . 40 42 seaplane flight from Paris: His known and under stood.” Maher, of the submarine' base and Veeder Root ' the capital of Uzbekisatn, a Soviet gan. Minister for External Affairs, of the machine-age day. xWhltlock Coll Pipe • ' 20 destination was Rio Janeiro, where Adams read from a prepared will be the principal representative Cork Trees Thrive . Captain Alfred C; Cotrill, U .SM .a an intensely enthusiastic popula statement, saying he had sign^ the f i n d MAN’S BODY The cadets in service blue made a JE—Ex-dividend. American writers and their Tbompsonville', Cohn., May 14 — of the nation. He has been com The great and little Atlas moim- tion await* kim at Camp ibura fly treaty because he felt it “attained striking, picture' a^ they executed XX— Bx-rights. wives in their modem western dress (AP)—^The body of an unidentified bining the functions of Minister for tain ranges, running east and' west, ing field. the largest measure” of navad re-^ divide Algeria into the tdl region various maneuvers. Many civilians, attracted widespread attention from duction possible. man, apparently about 50 years old, External Affairs -with those of Min the Mohammedan natives few of was found fioating In the Coimefcti- ister for Industry and Commerca, along the rugged coast, the most including persons here as cadet "As secretary of the na-^gr, I am guests for the commencement activ whom had ever before seen a for- cut River near too Suffield-Thotop- afi arrangement made when exter fertile region, and the Plaoeaux, be clear that the treaty is advan ities, witnessed th6 drill as did Capt. 'e ig n e r ; The local government auth sonvlUe bridge today. nal affairs were deemed of second- tween the mountains, where sheep h u r r y UP! tageous to the Navy of the United and cattle graze and where there H. G. Hamlet, supt;, of the academy N.Y. orities furnished special guides to Two mechanics testing an out States,” he saiid. dary importance. are cork trees and oak forests. and other officers of the academy BUY YOUR TICKETS! show the visitors all the crumbled Senator Walsh, Democrat, Massa board motor in the river saw the But the ministries will ,’soon be monuments of Samarkand s ancient body and notified police who -re Railroads nm for -2,600 miles, staff. chusetts, interposed the. first ques separated as they were when the hard roads stretch for 3,500 miles Admission Admission splendor and glory. These included covered it. It had been in the Free State was first founded, and Adams E x p ...... < 31% tion, asking if the treaty would Eind lesser roads add 20,000 more TO EXTEND N. E. ROAD AUeg Corp ...... _^27% ; 50c 56e the famous Morque of Bibi Khanum change the present Americain naval water several days. Mr. Gilligan will leave the Min which Tamerlane built in honor of miles to ways of travel _ into the building program. istry of Industry and Commerce, Ln Sahara and down toward the once Boston, May 14—(AP)— Gover Am and For P o w ...... 81 % ■ his favorite wife, the famous divm- Adams responded in brief detail, which he was the chief author of legendary Timbuctoo. nor Frank G. Allen today signed a A in Inter ...... ity school of Shir D&r, the magni- but Hale suggested that he be per S. W. BALDWIN DEAD the Shannon electricity scheme, ficent registan or public square Algeria revealed her agricultural bill to extend” and revive certain cor Am Pow and Lt .,...... 119 mitted to make his opening state and confine himself to External possibilities to the French during the porate powers of the Southern New Am Rad Stand San ...... 33% ! which the late Lord Curzon pro ment without interruption. nounced the noblest public place m Bethany^ Conn., May 14.— (AP) — Affairs. war and now there is serious effort England railroad. The contemplat Am RoU M ill...... 75% j Struck a Balance. to make the coimtry a real granary ed line would start at Palmer in this Am Smelt ...... • 72 j either the ancient or modem world Adams stressed the value of the Seth W. Baldwin, attorney whose j and other memorials of the conquest home was In New. Haven and whoj for some future emergency, to de state where it would connect with Am Tel and Tcl ...... ^.249Vi,j treaty as laying down a regular and velop industry, to encourage colon the Central Vermont railroad and of Ghenguskan and Tamerlane. w'as a member of the legal staff of j A m Tob B...... 260 | for constant program. “It struck a bal izing and to educate and train the fun through the Blackstone Valley AmWatWks...... 4....111 j ance” he said, “between 6 inch and the claims dejiartmerit of the New. Haven road, died suddenly at the^ Ship Arrivals natives not only for peacetime man in Rhode Island to Providence. Anaconda ...... • • 82% ■ "THE PATSY” 8 inch gim cruisers. power but for a military reservoir, The road was originally started in GRAMMAR PUPIlS. home of his mother h6re today. ______Atl Ref ...... f..... 48% 8 Act Comedy “I have no doubt,” he continued, if the time should ever come to 1912 as a part of the Grand Trunk Bald Loco , ...... 29 “that the treaty gives the United Mr. l^dw in was operated on eEirly in the year. Recently he came , Arrived: draw upon it. railroad but abandoned at the time B and O ...... • 115% States parity with Great Britain In of the Balkan Wars and never com Cheney Hall, Friday Night VISIT DAIRY FARM to his, mother’s home to regain j Cleveland, Hamburg, May 14,1 Bendix Aylat ...... 42% every category.” pleted. Subsequently toe Southern Beth Steel ...... 97 Auspices Epworth Leagiie The witness detailed the Japanese strength. Hia death was due to n ; from New York, MERGER APPROVED New EJngland railroad was formed Canadian Poe .....>»...... 207 G. H. Sankey of the Oak Grove settlement.” heart attack. | Sailed: of Sonto MetooiBst ChnrCh Mr. Baldwin was a graduate, of • paris, Havre, May 14, for New i to carry on the work and the fight Case Thresh ...... 345% Dairy on Oakland gtreet had two “Japan’ has steadily built cruisers to keep the corporation iff existence classes B Second and B Third, o f ; jj'ej. figet is superior to ours,' Naugatuck high school In 1898 of York. ! Concord, N. H., May 14.— (AP.) Cerro De Pasco' ...... 57% Hamburg, j—The state Supreme Court In a de- was largely sponsored before toe the Eighth District at his dairy yes-1 gaid. “The Japanese submarines Yale in 1904. He leaves a widow, ! president Roosevelt, legislature by Providence interests. terday afternoon. The children were i gj.g substantially less old thsin ours Jessie Wells Baldwin, a son, Thayer, j 14^ New York, rision handed down today, approyed given a demonstration of tbe way ! "Under the circumstances we who. is at Taft school and two sis- | Republic, New York, May 14, 1 merger of the Second National ^4 he bottles are cleaned by a high; made a fair compromise.” ters, Mrs. Robert Saunders^ of | Hamburg., I Bank and the Guaranty Savings CURB QUOTATIONS steam pressure washer and prepared; ------Betoany and Mrs. iThomas Saunders i Eiuropa, New York, May 14,'Bank, both of Nashua. Th4 naerger for the holding of the milk. They 1 of Bethany, and his mother.,, ' Bremen. will be the first of a national and a TODAY’ TODAY saw the milking of the cows and the . N p W NAVY fH lE F He 'Was-toe'son of toe late Henry | ^ ------sarings bank in this state and will (By Asmriated' Press.) AND M AND different methods through which the , i l L f f liA Y I C. Baldwin. j The egg-eating snake of South result, it is claimed, In the largest I A. .4. Amer CIt Pow and Lt (B) 28 THURSDAY' THURSDAY milk passes before it goes into the | ______I America has its teeth situated in bank in the state. An opinion on Am Super Power ...... 34% bottles. Germm consumer cooperatives en its backbone. Eggs are swallowed the merger had been asked by. Ar Central States Elec ...... 88% i Each pupil was given milk vrith joyed » good business in 1929 de whole and crushed afterwards. thur E. Dole, bank commissioner. Cities Service ...... '33 New London, May 14 —(AP) — spite less favwable con<|itions. straws and they were each given as Rear Admiral t : C. Hart today suc Crocker WhCeler ...... 27 '' many of the 10 ounce bottles as ceeded Rear Admiral Frank B. Up- Eliec Bond and Share ....,.. .103% they wished. One litie girl took ad ham as commander of the Navy Can He Do a “ WilMam TeU’7 Elec Shareholders ...... 25% vantage of this and consumed six control force. Ford of England ...... 19 bottles although she was husky In the presence of senior officers Ital Superpower ...... 13% Dorothy enough and hardly showed that she of the control force. Admiral'Hart ;^iag and Hud Power ...... 22% needed it. Vead his orders of command and Niag Hud Warrants ...... 6 Admiral Upham read his orders of Pennroad ...... 14 Machaill detachment at 3 p. m. today aboard S. O I n d ...... 55 TROOPS CLEAN UP the submarine tender Camden, flag United Gas ...... 36% ship of the control force vessels. The Unit Lgt apd Pow A ...... 48 . CITY OF SHOLAPUR Camden Is moored alongside a pier XJtil Pow and,Lt ...... 22% at the submarine base. Vacuum Oil .... 90%. '^Tho Lovo Admiral Upham was to leave for 'Vicks Financial • • • e • i 8% (Continued from Page 1) Washington this afternoon to take up his duties as chief of the biureau Racket” ; Appeal to hear cases sent up from of navigation, the office to which he ABOOTTOWN I the villages. was recently promoted. Admiral : The farmers, it was announced Hart came here from tbe west coast command of the Frank Fiano, son of Mr. and Mrs. [ by Congress leaders today, have de- -wh^re he * It tells a lovs story every woman wlU understand, and az« f cided not to pay their land revenues submarines of the battle fleet. Fiano of Birch Mountain Road was discharged from toe Memorial I and to boycott with ■ the utmost hospital this afternoon. He is the gwera a question every man u k s Umself, but never answeml ; rigor all govemmfnt servants and 196 CANDIDATES boy whose finger Up was bitten off t government supporters. by a rabbit. Little Rock, Ark.j May 14.— (AP) PAPER MILLS MERGE —One hundred and ninety-six candi dates for state and dia^ct Foxls k^- .. *. ■■'‘. i/ir'"''' r'"'' ' I S a IhmtmgGrqij^^ HARTFORD HARTFORD ■■ ' A-,i.: Home Consider Oven With Indicator 50-Foot Garden Hose This oven for oil or gas 5/g-inch hose, of heavy stoves, size 20xl3xl6V^ in. . corrugated rubber; fully $ « * 8 9 Has drop door with glass and guaranteed, with coupling. heat indicator. Sixth Floor. Save now. Sixth Floor. A Gift Wijth Bach The Frigidaire gives you perfect refrigera "F0giddfre ' tion . . . keeps foods pure and sweet. . . keeps Chilli’s Perambulators ToMe Lamp with Shade -^Vegetables crisp . . . forionly a few cents a day. Upholstered in water-proof A ' Charming Colonial re- fabric. Has wooden body; $ « 5 0 You receive all the ice cubes you need .-. . froz productibn, with brass oil metal running gear; wire pot bowl and colorful chintz en desserts when you want them. The porce- wheels; rubber tires. 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Whi^idry on > it- Etched 0rfR S-Bay Clocks Budget Plan with; Wmi while in use^ ot . 3-compartment plates, cb<^|r" tke machine, No Carrj^ng (Siarge Attractive octagon shape; with ' at i after- delightful pink finish^ face f misled in various col ■ . -wardf.f-; Sixi^-'Floor.' tractively etched. A i^ t ors. Ghroinium frame and white enitoeled'-diaU Gv'Fox &v Co .i’'- ' * "t. ’fe-j: WEDNESDAY* MAY 14, il^csESTBR W a n i n g herald. conn., P A t lK S I X flFEOFEWm^ ^ UA60E LAUDS W M DAILY RADIO Qettr JiufUtt O fiu ^ May 14 — (APJ^-rlthA^ council of the Leagus Matieps 482.3-.WOII. ^ lifindiiif DE $UUon9. JUUWSElisIl^ Wednesdaj, M»y 14. 6:S0^:S0—Studlo concert opened its sssslon today with praise 7:80 «;30—Musical PrOgl«Wl (? »»«.) In Doy^» N *m . KnthanJel shUkret'a musical t o ^ ATUANrA—m NSW York, M ay of Dr. Frtdtjof Nansen, who in the # ••tSb tha NaUons.” In tha form of eight 10:30 8:8ft—Two d a W latter years of his life served the 11:30 10:30—Musical __ S!00 ARgeJes, MaV 14— (A P ) — boat.tnKin sstviee to fw to B to o l^ London, liip itpreaentativa selections of as many m s—WBZ, NEW iNOLAND-SIS. 10:30 League oftom and w ell.. Dr. Nansen, f):45-Ri:BhlWtlbi| poll pr^wm. The divorce of Mrs. Roy D’An^, has bean Exchange Tlw| different lands, will be the offering of 7:00 6;00—Amos 'n' AP9y» .comeftlans 11:«5 New Tork-They’vi flv » iqdvania railroadnnd tha N «to known most widely for hia Polar ./Hgiateh t the WBAF chain at 8:30 WednMday 7:15 6:15—Sewnaderpif btrtne_tow2®{* 18:00 il;00—Studio mimical; ar^sts. Wife of the former motion picture' explorations, died at Oslo yesterday. day' pubUshid 8:00 7:00—W3Z proBWS (M i bi|.l 1:00 :0ft—(Sewgla-vaudevUle hour. to the fellow whU hM WUlwrUjd man Uoyd with Naw Toik Oty Cairo, Egypt./!! eight. Royal Dadmun. Amerlcanj^n- 9:30 8:30—Honcers music, wnMft, 1:80 iWAxTrsnscontiBOnlal prog. actor, set .for hearing in Su the filliug »Wtas for Dear meralya st<^ on the r6ad,to ISui^a rihairtma-n Marinkovitch d ecla re cePt and recording baritone, will make 10:30 9:30—WJZ pr^mamg currence o f a BiiWjn y /Pf cesi his appearance on the program by perior Ck)urt here today. The Maine. Rudy VWlso WM Awarded a A spaetal Panai^vaaU ralirw d that one of the outstanding flgnrea bubonic plagde WWk^pfMfing^ 8:00 D’Arcys, whose legal name ,Jh In tha Isague’s history had passed Sfcging^ree of the selecUons, which 6 varsity letter at a dteaer of tM train with 106 panMagars ft* the authorities ^ an w. - g iv lrilm an opportunity to 6:30 6:80—Dinner dance mwto. Giusti, . were- jpreviously divorc^' University Of MAittS AlussBl Asood- away. He reviewed the labor of the the folk music of Russia. America awl 7:00 6:00—Adventures of Goi, PftW«U, but thoy remarried later.' -.-i North darman Uayd Mner a ^ p a great implorer on behalf of the war cases were reported in SMtland. His solos will be Song of 6:15—^semble; " ‘ aWi4-.W»BW4 CklCA69«jm , ation. He went to Mataa before at stoppad at tha Piaumylvanla sUttim 7:15 »;W... ” Bl? * -----ijXMnmmy boyf. Mrg. D’Arcy, alleged thAt her" lI>(lsoners and homeless refugees Vince. _ .' tlm Rea.'* “Up From My T e ^ ” and 7:45 6:46-aiaracter;.„mw^f^ ' - MS. 0^eg^en lentofo* tending Yale. here las^n l^t only long enough to j ••Flow Gently, Sweet Afton. ^ A de- 8 :0 ft 7:00—Ruussiap vlllafe »Ui ^ ^4^'s"orc^tra^ huabtad wae “impatient,^erbea^ scrintlon of how a prairie ,flM 8:80 7:20—Sea dramatisatlpafc ., _ 1:00 12:00—An how'about Chicago. ■ing, egotistical, quarrel^me and Atlanta—A banker of these parts take on baggage derks and toen tfnOTlshed will be heard In the I'Yon- 9:00 S;no—Orchestra, quartet, blues, wUl he engaged in copabat with John continu^ directly to tixe Brooklyn tter Davs episode to be broadest 9:30 8:30—Informal entertalnmenL 254.1—WJJD, CHICAGO—1180. temperamental.” the WJZ Chian at 9:30. 9:00—Berlow’ s Symphony music 8:30 7:80—WJZ male quartet. D’Arcy, now a New York night Bull tofnorow. Bobby Jones, cap pier. It was the first oparatio^ of . Conn, angry 10:0011:00 10:00—Two dance orchestras. 9:30 8:30—Theater presentations tain o f the W alker (?up team, has A boat-train sernea At tids piRt,. <1 t!x kidnap Anno and to kill Curley 12:30 ll:3ft.r-MidnlKht orran m e^ M . 12:U0 U:00-Studio club operator, has indicated he wiU, «l4-WO&WyB^ICAOOj;m. contest the divorce action. The been, elected a dlreetor of the Flret A t tha pier a large force of stew* J Wallace and Uncle Ben G ^^m h^e 454.3— WEAF, NEW YORK—660. Mda was waiting to halp the p a »e ^ * failed, starts a prairie fire on tne 6:00 5:00—Dinner danpe^muiu;. “ Tf; concert, complaint alleges that* D’Arcy National. ^ ^ ' bVvme ranch of the Bar-X rapeh where 7:00 6:00—Pianist; gjgrakened hia w ife one night, Jlout^ Boston-In 627 days. Roar Ad gera with their luggage for the short ' f l T ^ h ^ d of uncle Ben-a cattle are 7:80 6:30—Washington orchestra. Brazing The cattle stampede, and i0:20—Bfeihie'musle (2 hrs.) Ished a revolver and threatened to miral and Mrs. Richard B. Byrd walk fkom-the train to the boat aide. 7*48 6:45—Drams, 344.ft-WLS. CHICAGO—8TO. ^ ^ th ^ ^ r-X is In danger of having 8:00 7:00—East of Cairo'drama. “shoot up the place and- then commit have exchanged 2,507 ' messages. The Pennsylvania tunnels were used ' all Its good grazing ground rolned. 8:30 7:30—Shllkret’s orchestra with 8:00 7:00—Family Circle muac. '^-Thc extinguishing of the fire makes Royal Dadmun, baritone, 8:30 7:30—Botony talk; music. suicide 'because ma^mony makes They have communicated in code by for the trip across Manhattan and 8:00—Chicago Little Symphony, 9:00 8:IJ0—NBC musical huuf. radio since he liritt fo r the -Aifttarotic. tha Hast fiver. Tito train constated ir- thrilling drama. 9:00 ada. me sick.” . 9:30 8:30—Revelers naale duartet. »;16 lusiq of The couple first was married Oil of a Penman and two coaches and Wave lengths In meters on left of 10:30 9:3ft—Sport talk by Braims.hU CH rcA'gdL oto. New York—There’s a Wg bargAln station title, kilocycles on the_nght. Rice, strlnn music. 7;4S i:4S—W A <3k hrs.) December 31T IWS. Two yeaj«^ rush of Americans to Europe. In, the had been assembled at Pittsburgh. Times are Eastern Daylignt Saving 11:00 10:00—Mystery House, melodrama 11:00 10:00—Dan ■ylvla; concert. later they parted,, and on February Black face 48 hours ending at midnight tonm^ Ofileishi annoimcad ^ boat- and Eastern Standard. 11:30 10:30—Two dance orchestras. 26, 19%. she obtained* Rvdivorce,-(Jn train aarviea wotdd be oontmued for MAY SALE ■.type indicates best features. 393.5—WJZ, NEW YORI^760. row 14,000 passengers Will havo loft 6-00 5:00—Bemio Cvunmlns* oreh. l^ftTch SO. 1029,. bhft : «o n th aftar on 12 liners. Higher rates go into the summer sailings of the Europa, 5:30—Talk. John B. Kennedy, f:lW 6!80—WEAF progtama (4 hrs.) ■the divorce decree was granted, the Lc&dins^ Esist St&tioiis. 6:30 5:45—Prohibition poll program. 11:30 10:30—Request music hour. effect Friday. Bremen and Columbus. The ships 6:45 12:30 11:80—Hawkeye dream ensemble couple married again ,>in Tijuana,. o f m i^t other lines sail from Hudson 7:00 6:00—Amos 'n* Andy, comedians Mexico, and went to live/in New Juan—The census re^’eals ^^ .^ W P G . ATLANTIC.CITY-1100. 7:15 6:15—Dramatic sketch;, orch. I'OC 12:00—Barnstormers music hour. riv «r piars within "easy reach o f mid- Coats at Reduced Prices S-nn 7-00_WABC orgah recital. 361.4—KOA, DENVER—830. that one Porto itioan oouplo has 18 7:45 6:45—Rise of Goldberga York. The second m an age came towiMiiibattaii.^ 8:30 7 :30—fopular song harmonies. 7:00—Plano duo. tenor smoa 11:20 l9:20««Amoi *n^ Atldy,' comedians just a few days aftpr ■ lita Grey sons, ail liyin g at hoiase,.and that an Induding 8-45 7 :4.1 —Impersonator: orclwstra. 8:00 : —Forestors male quartet, 12:80 il:80-,-BllI Billy boys music. 8:30 7 30 Chaplin, other has had .cMldred'l^,three 9:30 8:30-Shlloh 9:00 8:00—Musical drama, orchestra. ItOO l I ’.OO—Orehestra. male quarteL former Wife. - o f (Tharlle 3 1 9:50 8:50—Tenor; Jr. G- U. A. M. nr. 9:15 1:15—Musical reflections;'revue Chaplin, film comedian, announced. mariages.' * Season’s Most Favored Materials 10:30 9:30—Community Club choi-ufc 11:00 10:00—Orchestra; I that she and D’A rcy were to be mar-, 11 :U0 10:00—WAUC Pro^nis <2 hrs.) 12:00 l l : 00-r-Culloy*8 dance preheatra. lOiOO 9:00-^ubon twHjbadours. New York—Women smokers are "After Baby Came and Fashions 283—WBAL, BALTIMQRE—1060. 491.5—WIP, PHILADELPHIA—MO. 12:60 11:00—BUMM donco musje, 'ried. warned of trench mouth hy Dr. 6:30 5:80—Merry Makers music. 7:80 6:30?-Dougher^ 8 dance orch. 12:00 11:00—OrchStra, vpcai opJoFi 7*00 6:00—Masoueraders concert. 12:20 11:30—Como'i dance music. ^ Harold J. Leonard, p w fe i^ of do^ 8:00 7:00-^hlladel^ia music hour, tistry at CXdumbla tftdversity; He iKSMt W llA SICMM II 7:30 6:30—WJZ dao?® 1:30 7:W^uo^to*' City players. 2t00 243.8-WNAC. B O STO N -im U-.iTi «:00-Qtorqe VAPhsmjtenor. said in an address to the Dental So 7>15 6:15—Romancers music hour. 10;M> 9:00—Danoe music; lOlis” Snem?“* ciety of the State of New York that 7'SO 6:30—Historical cameos PiM. 535.4- WLIT, PHILADELPHIA-^ s p o r t c o a t s 7:45 6:45—WABC progs. (5U hrs.) 7:30 6:30—Concert trio; musicaie. % lW ttfcHillS53r*e7!W 'io. the disease was practically unknown . 545.1-WGR. b u f f a l o - ^ . 9?W 8:00-%« and Mike, ©pm^lans. 6:30 5:30—Dinner concert orjmwrm 8:30 7:Sfrr-WBAF among women before the war, but "A fte r baby was | 6:00—NBC programs (1% hrs.) 11:00 10:00—Radio night c l^ n w r . that its increase had becoxne a men bom I was, very weak,' 7:00 12‘00 ll:0liw-Hayp' dance omhestra. m. 7:80 6:30—Gosslp_ers Irish sketch. sSl IL i^KA; PITTSBUROH^^ ace to publio health: it is common skimay. Since taking $ 7:45 6:45—WEAP dramatic hour. 6:00 6:00—Pittsburg U. Address. women vdio use dgarottea. XrODlaed Yeast feel 8:15 7:15—Smoke and Ashes. *T am oondng to consider art as 333.1—WMAK, BUFFALIO—900, 6:30 6:80—PoUUcul talk; pro^m . Moura Alsmtojo, Portugal—Under fine. Gained 23 iba."— | 7:00 6:00—•VraB ^ o s 'n* 'MISliM l;»^axJM 8h^a dance fjnsio mv definite career and tennis mere 7:45 6:45—Beach combers; historians 7:15 6:15—Sw ^ Angers; KMJ, L©« ANSELE8 the roots of an -IV-.! : i V ' ■ ‘ ' MANCHESTBB EVENING HEfiAli. WOTH MANCHES^^ CONN, 14,1930. give population of 250,288,'■ M ; !&• crease of 12,693 over 1920, or 5.3 per NEW GOOD WILL FUGirr JOHNNY jOHNSON’S BAND cept gain. » ■ - 5 Overnight Palmer, Mass.—^Bishop Thonoas M-,. AT SANDY BEACH BAL O’Leary of Roman Catholic f l^oe^e ^..i^yaJley Stream!, N. Y., May 14.— of Sp^gfield narrowly escaped seri (AP)—^The good -will plkne “Pil-st B^dlo” took off from , Roosevelt A. P. Netvs ous injuries when ■ his-■ ’ alu^piobile O^eld at 7:35 a. m. (E. S. T.) today “If there is one man in New York upsets. ‘ " ^ (* the first leg of a-six-week flight who is probably as popular as Al Portland, Me., Several farm build Washington—Department of Jus ings over state destroyed by fires to South America to further amic Smith himself, it is surely Johnny caused by electrical-storms but rain ableVtrade relations. ^ Johnson,” wrote an interviewer m tice files anti-tnist suit to test validity of radio licensing agree insufficient to diminish > forest fire It Is -the same monoplane in which The Business Survey, who goes on ments among 10 leadmg radio equip a flight to Bermuda was made re ___ .1 to say: “His joyous syncopated jazz hazard. ment manufacturers.' Boston—Joseph M. Kirby of Bos-' cently,- and its crew included Lewis • ' • » ■ • -«t. V -X ; •* j I i t is like a ray of sunshine to the Yancey, na-vigator; Emil Burgin, " ; ' . . . •".a*' - 7- \ hearts of the weary. Regardless of Dallas, Texas—Dsiniels and others 1 ton elected state deputy ^ of state at Methodist Elpiscopal convention j council, Knights of Columbust^at em- pilot and Zeh Bouch, radio operq.tor. how rotten a day you have had at prepare Stock Market charges nual convention. * ' A passenger to Washington, the the office, regardless of how much against— Bishop • Caxmon~ Hinsdale, N. H.—Three day forest first stop, was Isadora Goldberg, money someone is cheating you out Valley Stream, N. Y.—Turner fire which has covered, 1,200 acres Brooklyn radio manufacturer, spon of, if you go to the Club Mirador at continues to bum fiercely despite ef-. sor of the flight, who declared the 200 West 51st street and get a good fails by more than an hour to break Lindbergh’s non-stop trans con-- forts of 200 men.. , »• ■x.yT.yn^'' trip .to be, the most extensi-ve yet earful of Johimy Johnson’s melodies, tinental record. ' ~ Montpelier, Vt.,—ife«yr- dancers and music lovers, to go on | „ . . . • a limited tour under the manage-, Germersheim, Germany— Martial ment of the Music Corporation o f !i law established after 5,000 protest America, in order to get personally ■j fines imposed on 400 growers of. acquainted with the tens of thous-1I American hybrid vines, ands who have heard him and his ji Mexico City—Parachute of Ro-vir- orchestra on the air from W E A f j osa, who died with Sidar on flight to and other New York stations, or on |I Buenos Aires, foimd near Porto Li- his numerous popular Victor rec 1| mon, Costa Rica. ords. _'I Pokrovsk, Russia-^Fire destroys W e e k | | ^ ^ S a v i n g s Johnny Johnson himself is one cf ,i 100 homes in ten square blocks, the most gifted young pianists of j Sandwich, England— American ! pairings for Walker Cup: Von Elm the day, and records for the Welte- M ealy Mignon reproducing piano. 1 and Voight, Moe and Mackenzie, He has»an all-star group of musi Jones and Willing and Johnston and cians and entertainers in his unit, I Ouimet. and presents a clever and versatile i Philadelphia—Lott and Van Ryn GREEN iMOUNTAIN ! to play singles and Van Fyn and program which will be seen and i Austin in pair in American Davis heard at Sandy Beach Ballroom to Cup tennis tourney -with Canada. POTATOES morrow evening. Middletown—Richard H. Lamb, Simsbury, elected manager of Wes leyan University Glee Club, 15 pound peck 45c HURT IN SCHOOL GYM j Bridgeport— Norman Thomas, 1928 Socialist candidate for Presi SUES WETHERSFIELD dent, criticizes conditions which fol Native Spring lowed 1928 ^elections. New Haven — Commencement peck Hartford, May 14.^—(AP) — A week plans for Yale University call Spinach school girl, Evelyn F. Goodwin, has for five day program beginning June A good Spring tonic. sued the to-wn of Wethersfield for 14 and ending June 18 with com $50,000 for injuries to her spine mencement exercites. Extra Fancy Winesap sustained when as she alleges, she New Haven—Mallory Hat Com 14 qt. was compelled to jump over a hori- pany, Danbury, charges Level Hat basket zonal bar in the junior high school Company and Joseph Kanner, Nor Apples and there were no mats on the floor walk with fraudulent use of its trade Heaping full. for her to land on. The writ, signed mark, in bill of' complaint filed in by Lawyer Robert J. Travis, is re U. S. District Court. Fresh Cut turnable to the Superior Court, and I Storrs—Officers of Women’s Stu- has been served by Deputy Sheriff ! den Government Association Execu- Joseph J. Fanelli. I tive Council, Conn. Agricultural Col- NATIVE ASPARAGUS In her complaint the girl, who is I ege, inaugurated. A L. BROWN--8 a daughter of Charles J. Goodwin, I Proridence, R. I.—Census returns now of Hartford, says that in May, t9s bunch 1929 she was a pupil at the sold o u t t o Wethersfield Junior High school and Tender, a& green-^absolutiely- no waste. was compelled to take physical Here Are The - 44 -t > V U • • ' • exercise in the gym of the school PUlsbury’s Wheat under the instruction of a physical instructress in the employ of the Lucky to-wn. The girl also alleges that she I Health Rran 1 Ig. pkgs. 29c was compelled to take the physical exercises over the protests of her Number! . KeUogg’s parents.. 724 Corn Flakes S pkgs. 20c -IS— .... ' ♦ 6512 ■ ; "I KING OF ITALY VISITS Royal Quick Setting 7704 AMERICAN EXPOSITION 4491 Gelatine Dessert S pkgs. 25c Day In 4490 Packed in Sanitary Cartons Rome, May 14.— (AP)—The King I * *' V and Queen today visited the exposi-1 1199 - a tion of the American Academy near ; 2 lbs. 25c AND BEFORE the Janiculum Hill and inspected ; CS38 Pure Lard M the works of art by new world j Gra-Rock White Birch an^ artists. | 2669 V 'Their Majesties were received by ! im 16 ounce Gorman H. Stevens, director of the ■ Ginger Ale 3 bottles .t • - : faculty, while a band played, a | 435 (Each bottle contains 2 full glasses) special selection by Robert Sanders, , 1 .. of Chicago, a former fellow of the '3135 '• ■- ' \ Academy, instead of the usual royal ; 5548 march. Meadow Gold Professor William Boring, head 1740 of the School of Architecture of ; Columbia University and treasurer 4465 of the Academy, was among those 6259 B U T f E R presented to the royal pair. ' I The sovereigns inspected the ex Be sure and look your num* position minutely, talking with each bers over; 39c pound exhibitor in English and chatting cordially with Professor Frank P. Fairbanks, of Boston, Mass., head We are giving away of the Art Department. In the 4 tires and tubes classical section they visited the library where Professor Henry A. 1 bicycle Sanders presented to the King a specially bound volume of the 10 bicycle tires Academy’s 1930 publications. HEALTM market! Mrs. Stevens, the director’s wife, presented flowers to the Queen and to Mrs. John W. Garrett, wife of the Gampbeirs American ambassador. \ FRESH FlSHf SPECIALS At St. Augustine, Fla., there is Filling Station perhaps the largest alligator farm Main and Middle Turnpike. in the world. It houses about 6,000 alligators of all sizes. WEARECiGING . TO GIVE tO U RIGGER AND BETTER BARGAINS IN ■ W Also a good stock of fres>. outterfish; fresh floimders, fresh haddock, cod and blue fish, halibut, fillet of haddock,^yallopa, lob- t- * . ' sters and clams.’ ! C^T^Ty\TTi^T? Whether you ,1 for Metif Women and fV y need one board Brisket ■ AT __ ^ __J TT or a truck load, tORN ^EEF > f 'i* You Gan Depend Upon you may be sure COME AND SAY GOODBYE TO A STORE WHICH SERYBD YOU HON^TLY it will be at your door when you want it. .Tender, Lran/' ■•-VI AND P ^ T W l Y F O R ^ ^ REMEMBER T I ^ PLACE.; That’s the way we guarantee your; satis Lanril^ lltew Ifc. t 4 . C faction—by giving 'vou the quality you are Tender, Loin entitled to and the service you expect. Luttb M ir m e b l y Fresh, Tender Xfce W . G. Gleimey Co. Beef Liver lb. 20c 8 DEPOT SQUARE , ; . ii Vi t fjgl ■n1~ I Coal, Liunber, Paint and Masons’ Supplies. 336 North Main St.. Tel. 4149, Manchester A'-, .’y- ■ '-j# 1 ^ ^ I " , - * ' - ^ . L - 1 .V*- " , S IV .*LH ^ ^ T ■ Jr. " ■ . . ■ V .. y WEDNESDAY, MAY 14, 1^ . MANCHterBR BVlSSrO MANCHBSTEB. COHK- trV7,,- iJ V PAGEEIGSIE! boss of the Mount Rurtimore memo between Repreaentative Fort’s pres ^ i I t ■ rial, having been appointed by Con entation of the theory and Dr. Mc- gress itself. It vras Mr. l?orglum M U U I f f P U A Bride’s endorsement of it. When Mr. who selected Calvin Coolidge to be Fort made the speech developing CvntitQ Bentt the writer of the 500-word history the legal homebrew proposition the of America which is to adorn tho INC. Supreme Court had not rendered ^ IS Btesell Street its famous decision that dealing in mountain side, ^ South Mancheeter. Co m . Mr. Borglum is somewhat noted any materials whatsoever, intended qt< THOMAS FERGUSON for having his own ideas and insist General Manager __ _ for the making of intoxicants, is in ______ing on them. It is therefore not sur q\t conflict with the law. Dr. McBride Founded October 1, 1181 prising that he has changisd the in " Published Every Evenins sanctions the homebrew idila rfter scription submitted by the former Sundays and Holiday a. Entered at the! Supreme Court* has in effect President. SSL°"".»*a a.'i'J'u.T A r. iru le d that the houaaholder cannot SUBSCRIPTION RATES ia»aUv orocure the materials to Now if and when Mr. Coolidge and Mr. Borglum arrive at an w Per Month.**by"mall ...... | 1 make his light wine or beer. agreement as to the text of the .Oil There is, as a matter of fact, single eopiea giant inscription they will just turn every reason to believe that that it over to somebody whose training j m ' MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED sweeping Supreme Court decision PH BSS particularly fits him for the job, justi The Afsoclated Praia la •*cl“ alvely j ‘disturbed all the Dr, W entitled to the use for republlcallon nas greauy uiotuiuc possibly the legend may be found of all news dispatches credited to It McBrides. Knowing very well that a to be susceptible of further improve aoil I groat proporUon ot tho dry votoo ment. With all due respect to Cal lished herein. . even in the driest states comes W All rights of republlcatlon or vin Coolidge as a statesman and from the people who are wtiling to special dispatches herein are also re to Gutzon Borglum as a sculptor of served. ______support prohibition provided it does vast imagination, neither of these SPECIAL, advertising REPRE not interfere with their own mod gentlemen has been especially dis i w SENTATIVE: Hamilton - DeDlsaer. erate drinking habits and so long Inc., 285 Madison Ave.. New York. N. tinguished as a literary genius. And y.. and B12 North Michigan Ave.. as they can make their own bever ' that is what the Rushmore task w Chicago. Ills.______ages and perhaps now and then buy calls for. Either that or a good Full aervlc# client of N B A Service. a bottle or two of bootleg liquor, newspaper headline writer. ^"Member. Audit Bureau of Circula but who would instantly become tions. wet if their own privileges were in SILENT The Herald Printing Company. InCn terfered with, the McBrides were assumes no financial responejblllty . , , What strikes us most particularly for typographical errors appearing la ijy the decision. about the fact that there are seven advertisements In the Manchester | ,,Understanding __ perfectly the dan Bvenlng Herald. ty-five persons in Hartford hospitals ger to their support that lies in the apparently permanently disabled WEDNESDAY, M AY 14, 1930 implications of the decision, it is from the effects of drinking jakey, now the obvious business of the dry c e n s u s RETURNS | to reassure these thousands is that a monumental silence con We can feel a certain amount of Lpo^ thousands of their moist liv- cerning these cases—which are dis sympathy with Hartford, which is j ^^t dry voting supporters that tributed all over the country—is new disappointed in the result of its cen- not fear for their privi- maintahied by those statisticians for \ sus enumeration, but after all what that, in spite of the Bu- the drys who make tables and Maple is rapidly gaining favor for sim- charts to show the blessings of pro porch use, as its light fimsh blends pl®S5- difference does it make if half of Court ruling that it is im- ingly with wicker and wrought iron. Here 3 one per cent of its population didn't j pgggjyg legally to have homebrew, hibition. tee Betsy Converse in a svmroom.. get onto the census takers’ slips. continue to be possible to ion The major interest in a census, ^ visual, com fortably and anyhow, lies in the comparative ^thout risk, even if illegally, rather than the actual size of the | McBride merely seized an op population. Hartford's keenest con portunity to publicly serve notice cern is whether she is the second or that, regardless of the Supreme the third city of the state in size, Court, the Anti-Saloon League pro $ 17.50 and this she can know beyond much poses to determine what parts of doubt as soon as the figures for the prohibitory laws shaU be en By RODNEY BUTCHER A time-mellowed tevem table in our Antique Shop inspired tee d ^ g ^ Bridgeport are given out. That forced and what shall be ignored NBA Serrice Writer verse table. Fashioned of soUd maple in a glowing amber finish, this table copies there was to be a certain percent And that it isn’t going to stand for Washington, May 14.—One in ot tho d o ^ or ^ ga c« toto „Moh age of error in the enumeration any enforcement that will alienate every 10 persons who go to worK the B e^ Converse table charmingly fits....as an pretty much everybody has been those valued dry voters who have for Uncle Sam under civil service bridge, coffee or occasional living room table----- as a desk, or a bed table----- in sun turns out to have a police finger convinced for some time, since it be cellars full of kegs and bottles. porch, nursery, hall, study or recreation room! came evident that a good many print record. ,, I That doesn’t represent all tee ap persons, relatively, had been skipped GHOSTS OF LETTERS pointees who have minor police by the enumerators. But it is high records because in many states When a citizen, however worthy, ly probable that the extent of the fingerprints are not taken unless a, writes to a newspaper for publica error will be just about the same felony has been committed. tion a letter in which he takes a It doesn’t Include tee prohibition in one community as another with P t< passionate stand on some public enforcement service because appli the exception of those very small cants for prohibition jobs who have question he never knows exactly »• ones where everybody is known to criminal records are weeded out what he is laying up for himself. A before they reach tee appointment everybody else amyhow. great many copies of any consider' If there has been an error of s able newspaper, are printed and Four thousand out of 10,000 ap fourth of one per cent in Hartford plicants for prohibition jobs, Mter they are read by all sorts of people. or ofor halfnan ofor one per cent,cem.> orui more i passing all other examlnat^ns, u ^11 almost Jvitehly be nearly Some of h^e been barred because the Civil exactly in the same degree as the memories and some havejtee swap Service Commission, after inyesti- fi-)* ’ ea tia a of their characters, found errors in New Haven, Bridgeport book habit. ^ them morally unfit. Advice an and Waterbury. If there has been letter in a newsp p ^ ^ nouncement of tee character test il* ' ' * error in Manchester-and we know the name P®” ®“ i S may have prevented the proportion from being much larger. there has been-it will probably be Uo f *’ f"* These figures are Uncle Sams P ! ^ just about the same proportionately to quietly snip i , P own. Just ask tee Civil Service as the error in Bristol, Meriden or and aw^t tee future. commission. In 1929 only onejper Albert Sidney Lanier, a New YorK son in every 13 selected for federal Norwich. feel lawyer, wrote a rather high-hat let- jobs by tee appointing officers was Incidentally, however, we I other day to tee New found to have a fingerprint record. some curiosity as to what is meant ter tee v,v But in the first 10 months of tee by "first figures’’ given out by tee York World, demanding y fiscal year 1930 such records have Is u s auteoritief "subject to what right teat lay newspaper pre^ been found in more than 10 per cent change.’’ If tee total of tee enumer- sumed to pass ijion tee S MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONN, JVEDNESDAY. MAY 14,1980. also attended the morntogeervlce at parents smd grandmother Mrs. the church, ? ■ Elizabeth Hills, Sunday in honor of NORWAY PAYS TRIBUTE GILEAD Mrs. Elizabeth Hills, Mrs. A. H. Mothers’ Day and Mrs. Post’s birth l^GRACEKERNS jflv h e w YORK Post and Mrs. E. B. Foote spent day. They were presented with TO NANSEN’S MEMORY Mothers’ Day was observed at the Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Mary floral and other gifts. church Sunday morning by a Mitchell in Hebron. New York, May 14.—Just why pageant "The Mothers of America, The Ladies’ Aid society will meet It Is none too early to begin planning your gffti tor AND KISSELBURGH there should be so much interest in Oslo, Norway, May 14.— (AP)— by the church school. There was with Mrs. Emily J. EUis Wednesday graduate. Seleot yonr gifts from oar s t o ^ * '.fS a stein song when there are no steins Norway paid official tribute today speciad music by the orchestra Iwd afternoon. OLLENDORFF. WRIST WATCHES, C A worth mentioning is Just a bit too to Dr. Fridtjof Nansen whose sud by Prof. A. E. Lyman of Colun^a Miss Jessie Post passed 'Tuesday INV/IES YCU Complete with bracelet...... ' ‘ AS SOLOISTS HERE ucciideep for me den . death occurreaoccurred yesteraay.yesterday. The xuts and a solo by Mrs. Karl I ^ s . with her aunt Mrs. Jennie Way at TO OPtMAM ACCO UN T ! y o u n g MEN’S STRAP WATCHES 4 ( O C A A g AU I know is that letters and Legislature, held an ex church was beautifully decorated her home in Blast Hartford. Complete with bracelet ...... v « O s W _ * phone calls have been co n ^ g down 1 ^j.j^oj.^*ary meeting at which Presi- with branches of apple blossonw and The Misses Edith and Lena Ellis ELGIN legionnaire . ^ 1 O A A “ “ on my neck ever since I a 1 Hambro voiced the country’s red, white and blue flowers. Twre and Miss Olive Owen of Hartford s t r a p W ATCHES...... ► p^ecr'^atouTtorfabulousry popular j great explorer and was a large attendance as members spent the week-end with, Mr. and ^uysallthe PEN AND PENCIL SE^S In weU known , A A “ “ To Be Heard in "Stabat Ma from both churches at Hebron at Waterman, Conklin and ChUton makes .. V Maine Stein Song. humanitarian. * Mrs. A. W. EUis. . CLOTHESy A M nf C nnd np I have been asked, "why don’t you' President Hambro said Dr. Nan tended. , There wiU be a Community band ter” to Be Presented at get things straight?" And I have a sen’s life was so many sided and The Christian Endeavor sem ce concert at Hebron .Thursday eve *yaamed/ l5n)IVIDUAL P E N S ...... I p I note from dear old Maine iteelfin- rich, it is difficult to Judge his real was held in the .evening at 7 o clock, ning at 8 o’clock, D. S. T. THE ALL-AMERICAN COMBINATION PEN E f t I forming me, “you didn’t tell the half work. "Science led him to deeds S. T. Homer Hills was the ^oa^r. Mrs. Helen White, Miss Daisy AND PENCIL, a gnaianteed pea ...... Sondi Methodist Chnrch of it.” I have at least half a dozen and deedA led him back to science There were moving pictures. The White and W. T. Jones, attended the BLUEBIRD HEABLS-r- A f l “ ^ different versions and after piecmg under Norway’s banner,’’ the presi Rich Young Ruler’’ and a solo by local chursch service Sunday momr for happiness...... Miss Mildred Hutchinson. Members m w in a a q and np them together, it does seem that the dent said. "In difficult times he had ing and visited local relatives. 601 Mala Street On Next Sunday Evening. story of the song is, perhaps, some occasion to do his country invalu of the Endeavor societies of Colum The children of Mr. and Mrs. A. Johnaon Block MESH B A G S ...... a p O a O U ______^ bia, Hebron and Marlborough were Soatk Mancheater thing like this: able service. His name was identi H. Post gave a dinner party to their fied with great funds which bore WESTCLOX AUTO CLOCKS ^ 9 firk and A o C A Some 28 yvars ago there was a ^ Mrs. H. E. Buell and Mrs. C. Dan Two of the guest soloists engaged young man i\t Maine Univcrsityi his name at home. Abroad there See these new clocks at .... was ‘a Nansen passport’ which was iel Way were appointed delegates by WESTCLOX ALARM CLOCKS ^ 1 |S A for the oratorio, "Stabat Mater by ‘ now a profesi>or, whose name was the church to attend a meeting to be I Bert Sprague. He felt that the the shelter of many homeless and in colors ...... - ...... V 1 Rossini, to be given at the South i unfortunate persons’’. The Stort held a day this week in Bolton. , WHEN NEED MONEY See the new Tiny Tim Clock C O C Q Methodist church. Sunday evening i school needed a song. Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Hills ^ d you 1 So he went to none other than ing’s offer to pay the explorers BMdorsers or Co-Makers Appropriate as a gift ...... are Miss Grace Kerns, soprano, and funeral costs was accepted by the family visited Mr. Hill’s sister Mrs. Lucy Milton, at her home on West- j 1 Mortgage of Furniture POCKET BEN WATCHES ...... $ 1.00 “’■$1.50 Nansen family. lahd street, Hartford, Sunday af r Embarrassing Investigations ternoon. ' , . Hidden Charges, Advance Deductions or Fines C.\R’S SAGGING SPRINGS Mrs. Clara Hanmer and Mrs. A.. NO CAUSE FOR SEARCH H. Post were visitors in Willimantic Your Signature Is Our Only Requirement rhythm was suggested by a band Monday afternoon. S2 to S5 Monthly Principal Payments Repays a glO to *75 Loan. R. DONNELLY m l r c h 7-^o ;u la r at that tim e. UUed Miami, Fla., May 14.— (AP)— Mr. and Mrs. Edward E. Foote and L rgeY loans.can be arranged on your own security a ^ rep^d JEWELER Sagging springs under an automo Mr. and Mrs. Arnold C. Foote and in the samio proportion. Interest at ’Three and One-H^^Pe 515 Main Street, South Manchester “°A s"'previously reported the tune ^ bile iit the opinion of Federal Judge children spent Sundaj' ^temTOn C e^ P er Montt^n the Unpaid Balance, Just for the Actual Time Lake Jones are not sufficient cause found its w ay into the with Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Master ton the Mphey Is In Use. ___ 5 i C arl Fisher, the m usic publisher. for a search of a car for liquor. at their home in Middletown. Phone, c all or w r ite . B ut so m y latest inform ants insist, Judge Jones so held in dismissing Miss Hattie EUis is the guest of lr,ch°r ien't much au know William Wright, negro and ordering her cousin Judge Sumner in BoRon. Ideal Financing Association, Inc. th at h e had it in the house. i the return of his car which had been She will also visit other relatives 858 MAin St;, Room 8, Park Bldg., Soirth And w hen young M ons. V allee put' conficated by customs agents. and friends while there. Telephone 73181 ’ State license No. 468 I t o f t o m / a n d .11 the publishers! The ruling was made after James Mr. and Mrs. Howard Tryon of yvertke m The Evening Herald*lt Payii w ent actam bllui: utter it, JischCT Wallace, United States Customs in Glastonbury visited her parents^^r. w as am ong those m the bidding spector, testified that he found -45 E^d Mrs. E. W. Buell Sunday. ’They having com pletely forgoU en that gallons of moonshine liquor iu a t t i t r e d c o ry fu T sh 'fs c a r wien he searihed it had taken a ______k.dj found TTSaph-Flock-1 k f«r nhsArvinsrokae™nF its« surings but With- out a search warrant. The negro er’s name on it. That Vallee was acquainted ^ th was indicted recently by a Federal it was due largely to toe fact that Grand Jury. he had attended the college for a time some eight years ago and had BIGGEST PLANE -TESTED heard it there. And casting about No Other Cooking Method for a different sort of tune to proad- Dessau, Germany, May 14—(AP) cast he leaped on this schOTl theme. —The Junkers airplane, G-38, claiin- Like many school songs it had stuck ed to be toe largest land plane m - ■> in his mind in toe face of many a the world, started early this morn ’ competitive number that had come ing on its first extended cross country flight, with 20 passengers Can Bring You These Comforts I along. He had to get in touch w th Miss Grace Kerns. lOrono, Me., to get hold of a piano aboard. After the flight the Luf copy, which he orchestrated and put thansa Company will takb the plane solo work in the "Children’s Cru-1 over to use as a freight carrier. / sadc,” and at that time gave a ren Naturally, when Fischer ^scoy- The craft measures 148 feet be dition that was highly praised. ered that he^ had had the tween wing tips. It Is pM ctlc^y Three different degrees of heat accurately gauged for each plate. An automatical Her voice is of a briUlant type his safe, all the time, he Slapped without body or. tail, and gives the thriUing in its intensity of beautiful new copyrights upon it. The num impression of being all wings ly controlled oven temperature that never varies. Freedom from odors and open tone, smd is particularly adapted to ber r e i ^ s one of the phenomen^ There are four Junkers motors ag music of the sacred type such as this best sellers of the music worlch It gregating 2,400 horsepower, and it flames. Nothing to light. oratorio is. In her interpretations is said that a million copies will have can carry 6,000 pounds useful load. she imparts the thought that avery been sold by fall. The cabins are built in the wings. essential is carefully considered, and The "Opi€?’ composition, by tne At 10:00 a. m. the machine ap the work of both author, and com peared over Tempelhof Airdrome \ way, was toe work of a band These are some of the advantages of Electric Cookery that have led hundreds of poser, is exemplified in a pleasing master, Emil Fenstad, who headed a here and dropped a bag of mail. and artistic manner. In New Yor^ U. S. army group of players. Much Manchester women to adopt this modern method that now brings with it a new where she holds a prominent posi to toe amazement of Colcord and West Virginia produces more tion as leading soloist in one of the Fenstad, they are suddenly in the than half of toe window glass that Metropolitan churches, her services big money with royalties. is made in America. . economy of operation under a Special Low. Rate. are in constant demand. T^s is her fifth engagement in Manchester, From one young man who signs and many admirers of this artist, himself "a student,” I learn toe song here and in the vicinity have ex has spread the fame of this univer-1 pressed their intention of being pres- sity over the land. It is a rather out- I of-the-way spot, on the banks the, HEADACHES ^°The baritone, Alexa-der Kis^l- Stillwater river. The student body, | burgh, is also v;ell kno’— locally be Needless^ pains like headaches to date, has been gathered largely , ars immediately relieved by Bayer Don’t Fail To Take Advantage Of This cause of former apper 'ances here. from the New England states hutj Aspirin as millions of people know. A soloist in the Brie’- church Fifto letters of inquiry have been coimng j avenue, New York, t in from every which-way. The, And no matter how suddenly a been outstanding. Of c :n it has been school, in appreciation of Vallee, ^11 headache may come, one can at said that he is “a second Louis present him with a coveted M a t. all times be prepared. Carry the Exceptional Offer On All Grauvre." In his appearance kere m a dinner soon. I pocket tin of Bayer Aspirin with ‘•Seven Last Words’’ his sympathetic Sprague, who conceived toe notion i you. Keep the larger size at home. and thrilling interpretations will M for the song, recalls that it all start Read the proven directions for pain, recalled, and those who heard him ed when, as a sophomore in school, headaches, neuralgia, etc. ^ can be assured that the “ ^elRnt im he took a vacation musical job with pression then created will be a Bar Harbor orchestra and played W'ortolly upheld. the melody for the first time about The chorus nindcr toe direction of 1902. i Archibald Sessions, will And that’s that! i T)lay toe choral beauties contained in GILBERT SWAN, i thia work, and to thos-s acquainted universal electric J^th it a desire is always RAN(aS There are about 92,000 motor 1 hear the thrilling concluding, buses being operated in toe United “Amen” chorus. Many hours of de voted labor have been given by di States. rector. and chorus, with a desire to have this musical go down on re-ord as being one of their best examples of sacred musical art. h b m a y b e ^ Don *t Fail To See These Chicago, May 14—(AP)—A "thief m a T h ra toeif but not necessarily a liar, and there is evidence to sup- USED CARS ^°A ^police officer patrolling - the Cook near north side stopped to ^ew with suspicion a man who was hay ing trouble unlocking an automobile Before You Buy I parked at the curb. ^ “What,” inquired toe officer, are you doing.” „ . . “I’m trying to steal this automo 1929 Ford Town Sedan bile, if I can ever get it unlocked, ’ said toe young man. "He, Ha, Ha,” laughed the officer, 1929 Ford Fordor Sedan and strolled on. If you think toe young man was telling a story, ask Miss Ellen Root, 1929 Ford Tudor for it was her car. "Was” is right. It’s gone now. 2-1929 Ford Sport Coupes Mother swans initiate their young to marine life by carrying them 2-1929 Ford Roadsters Upon their backs during their first voyages. _____ “The Above Cars Are All Model AV* PLACE YOUR ORDER NOW FOR 1929 Chevrolet Coupe THAT MONUMENT MODEL in order that it may be set in 1929 Essex Sedan A* MODEL NO. 9562 time for Decoration Day. WHITE MEMORIAL 1928 Essex Sport Coupe STUDIOS 1928 Whippet Coupe C a d i CHAS. W. HARTENSTEIN $104.74 BUl^HfJ' Local Representative 1926 Dodge Coupe $253.16 BUDGET 149 Summit St. Dial 6620 $9.96 DOWN ^ $4v01AMONTH $23.78 DOWN ?9-56 A MONTH And a Number of Model T Fmrds ' *•. -t. .;' ("'i ■ and several other low priced cars. MEATUN© TERMS ARRANGED Manchester Motor Sales PH O N E 5181 773 MAIN STREET Tel. 5462 ’MANraESraTEVENING HBRALD/ j^ T O ^ 'C H i S T E K . CONit.. WEDNESDAY. MAY 14.1980. 1»a g e t e n Daily Health □ A R T O N SISTER Service t OLIVE Hint* On How To Keep WeO i / m jgflwrcc j/«:. ' KUTH DE^TY GPOVES MARYS' by World Pnmed Authority I wonder Juat how much poor it beglM with t b e ^ Cit «r» 1D © 0 10 TttliT ^ \X K LOT TD MQ CAUSES OF perspiration ^ tK S k were know,,, md the « a ijsJ b e g i n HEBE TODAY him what she wanted him to be organs of the body could tell a story, bonp that sup^ ^ JhUhina NATALIE C»NVERSE trie* to KITCHEN jiw. Wounded pride prevents either from, should become interested in a While bread of firm, even texture is they can’t workrk we snovoshove a child . a*- it V e t s lalazy z y and______can’t dub some other woman had thrown desirable, it is of less linportance lieved for years that the chie- f^m seeking a reconciliation. After purpose of perspiration is to regu out in the I work if his chin is kissing it all the she goes, the house seems desolate away.” ^ than the keenness of the knife and else, or change his diet or give Um time. His «r»iniAwhole srAnAral general health and tp Alan and he seeks consolation Phillipa made a mental note tp the softness of the butter. late the temperature of the body. piUs or a tonic and it never enters vitality depends on that thyroid. With Phillipa, who plays her part teach him to refrain from such Crusts are permissible on chil In order to determine whether or our heads that the way he stands or When he sits down let him keep not sweat might have some other sits or even lies is responsible for cieverely, casual mention of Natalie once she dren’s or full meal sandwiches. Li the position. It will soon be easy Dainty party sandwiches shou d Yas Kuno, in the Manchurian M ^i his indisposition. Meanwhile, Natalie regrets her ^^s in a position to assert hmself. iesmOCAXKCKJf.i' >ouoouuouocKKr« the for Um. liastv action. She hasn’t told her j -Don’t be absurd, Alan, she said have the crusts removed. Avoid cal College, has been studying By the way, that’s a good word. When he lies at night it is better famUv of the break and promises to . now. “You know that a girl in New waste by cutting off the crust be problem for eight years, A selected never occurred to me b efore^ t for him to lie flexed a little, on hie tMe her younger sister back to York doesn’t meet many men, im- fore slicing the bread. portion of the body with a surface origin may have had something side, and sometimes on hie stomach. New York with her. Still she will igss she’s on the stage or in society. Children love sandwiches cut in of about 10 inches square was sub- to do with bad posture, m>t write to Alan, hoping he will -Well, let me tell you ^ a t toere fancy shapes with cooky-cutters. mitted to various impulses and the Now I do think that PBrenw are bfeg her to return. are quite a few girls who would Hearts, diamonds, half moons and amount of perspiration discharged getting very wise about the evils of PINEAPPLE PUDDING 4 Natalie’s sUence merely arouses | g^ve their new long hair to get a animals will disappear like magic, every five minutes was measured. bad standing. “Stand up- strmgni. Ids resentment and spurs him on i second look from Geoffrey Nmman. no matter what the filling. He found that sweat could be Johnny,” is getting to be a You can ’ make old fashioned GOOP Brown Betty with pineapple Instead with Phillipa, who helps make him • phillipa sighed. “Poor Geoffrey, Following are fillings for many WOT t o ATTENP tH l^ caused by raising the temperature echo in the Iwd. And cMdwn feel that he has been neglected and j -which reminds,” Alan remark- varieties of sandwiches gleaned ftffftif? I IPON'r WANr of the r<»m, by heating one arm themselves are ^ of apple, for a change. Serve hot, abused. They go around together j -j suppose he told you he was from many sources. orono icgvnth a hot air pad, or about It too from .their physical in. with hard sauce, and see if your constantly and, when Phillipa fears i going abroad with his mother. t o <5 0 . ' -■ •^-—■•.'1 anolication of structors in school. family doesn’t approve. that he does not intend to propose Phillipa smiled enigmatic^ly. i One cup chopped cooked liver, VJOtt 1. - 1 ,'-■S M i ..; . - r ■■■ ■-,■♦•■ > . '. ■ h :^ 1 AIANCHBSTBR EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 14^ 1 W<>. ih e week-end wltk /Hr. and Sunday:- w ith L ew in thirty members will carry roses to by iiohii Jewitt, Miss Amy Randall tod Miss Ba HanoUton m th Mrs. reed Bishop. Other dinner Phelps, make the rosary.. Mrs. Bishop;, %er«l Mr. l_ Mr^ aa^ Mrs- Walter Hewitt oi^ WOMSN VOTERS’ FIEU) Notes. ANDOVER W. B. Talbot organist. Therp wore aeymity-five present. There was al Horaes tod'* son Roland tod New London, Mr. and Mrs. Ray-- ■ The many friends of Mrs. Slarah gran,dsoa of < Scotltod. mond Healy and daughter Mary of eoQIge.' Eighteen members of the local so a large audience at the evening hopse” : DAY, FRIDAY M AI 16 Wilson, WiU be pleased to hear she is service vdien the colored people’a Portland and Mr. and Mrs. Charles somewhat improved. Her^ oontfitiem Grange viiitie ■- V ' fr> I.' . .-T, 6ry . »«lV T- V ■ w a y 14, ;; - : ai^CHESTBR EVENING HERALD ?AGE'1*WELVB " ^ ^ ______k l ______sJsiLJk Oini^HA,’ Neb., May 14— Hole Yards. —Any :golfer knows that the Glenna Forced Three No. - 410 jfiace* tff ^ve is from the tee, No. 2 . 380 not'on the .em n , Therefor^ it No. 3 . 504 To Oppose AtneifxikPtn stands to reason' that the ^ r> Face M. H.S. I f f l i No. 4 V 323 son Tyhp did the 'dhving on pie Extra Holes To Beat No. 5 . 166 newestbpst , green on the No. 6 . 415 Mfller ,Goiirpe yesterday No. 7 475 was no golfer.. - . BaoAil d lid Surt- No. 8 352 He did his driving 4n an anto- LEGION SELECTIONS No. 9 184 mobile. He hOdked and he sliced r- I*,-. all .over .' the place, and the ford Toib|r; M id B iM Total i 8,208 i- Green’s in the rough today. , No. 10 . 394 . It is things like this that xnake DUE FOR THURSDAY No. 11 , 495 a golfer madder’n a hatter. , 'f y e e WINS ON 21st No. 12 . 405 Edith Qsier, Vhf|^ Van No. 13 400 A total of twenty-two boys re No. 14 »'• • • • •- 41t ported for the Legion basebaU prac W k Beth S afer Defeat, No. 15 404 tice la«t evening at toe W est Side No. 16 ...... 185 BRITISH GOLFER Playgrounds. Most of toe absentees W ith several changes in the Hne- No. 17 ...... 4^4 were High school players who had up, Manchester Hljgh school’s ]iase- Latter in Extra Hole No. 18 ...... 370 been .through a long drill earlier in ball team will take the field against toe day. ! East Hartford late this aftenibea in 37 SUFFERS IN JURY Total ...... 3,484 A t the practice session Thursday that city; ■ ' Match; Only Fear Ameri- . Total 6.692> yards. evening toe squad will be again cut Manchester's chances are:*some- Par is 73, to very close to toe limit of players what dimmed by the temporary Idas cans Remain in Running. which is fourteen. The catching de of Ernie Dowd, its 'star esnterfieW- Rex Hartley Cuts Hand on partment is giving toe most concern er. Dowd is hors de Combat with a ^ - and its selection may possibly be split finger, the result of fooling' Formby, England, May 14.— (A P) NATIONAL LEAGUE Ere of Walker Cnp Matck; deferred until a later date. with a shot-put at track practice." M ay 15 is toe date in which toe Cliff Magnuson will take Dowd’s __Four Americans survived the team must be registered with the place in toe outfield.'' Dave McCon- fourth round of play in the British To Play Whli Glove. State Athletics Office who is Elmer key, regular third saoker and star women’s golf championship today. RACE IS HUMMER Manidiig of New Haven. This pre twirler as well; will work oh . the Three were beaten including Vir liminary step has already been slab with Jimmy C’Lcary coming Sandwich, England, May 14.—% taken. over from second-to fill in at • • 1. ^ - X V; .S' •i'- • PAGSTHmt!SS!l MANCHi^rBfe EVENING HERALD, SOUTH KANCHBSTEE, CONNnWEDNESDAY, MAY 14,1980» COLLEGE RESULI^ NATIONAL couinwiNS ' AMERICAN Albrights ••• — — CAltDS «, GIAIfT* 4. ^ 0 21 0 F o r d b u u ...... ? ^ N STHLE ' i NDIAnV *1X7 KATIONALS •* K n ox ...... M onm outh o Cleveland ' _ Lowell Textile I S ...... bouthlt..cf ...... f t 2 4 0 0 AB. R. H. PO. A. B. Adams. 3b ...... >.4 ® J 5 ! X (Contbroed from Pag:e 12.) Morgan, rt . Boossns Ovt WHIi Tern UgS' I Falk, rf ------SSiattan Fr. 6 . Concordia Prep. 2 Peel,rf ... I Burnett, 3b . Missouri 3 Nebrartta 9 ..••••• Hafey, U. ■ defeated by Daisy Ferguson, an Seeds, cf . . . North Carolina U. 8 .... Davidson 3 Orsatti, lb ment n Leg; Others Ni;ne Fonseca, lb Wilson, c , Irish player, one up. The defeat of Hodapp, 2b . Notre Dame 10 .... Northwestern 6 ...... Lehigh 8 Gelbert. ss . f •^Tiaa Quier marked the first reverse ■Tainelson, If Penn 14 Sberdel, p Ij. Sewell, c Princeton J. V. 7 ... Monroe High 1 Lindsey, p Tee Prenisiiig. for the United States in the fourth Goldman, ss ...... Indiana 5 Miller, p .... Purdue 7 31 ‘ 6 10 27 9 0 round, , ...... V. M; I. 2 Harder, p .. Quantico Marines 4 New Y ork — Kathleen Garnham of Hazelng Rhode Island State 2 i ^ AB. R, H. PO. A. B. Paris,-May 14.— (AP)—Chrlatliin eUminated Mrs. H. Clenient. 2 and 1. 42 11 17 27 21 5 North^tem 0 W ashington jiaMhall, 2b .>--V-:v’2 r 0 • 0 4 1 0 BoRESua,. France’s most promising Sylvia Bailey of Elngland, defeat Moravian College 0 Crawford,.-2b.i • <6 • • »•,*-- 0.. ..0„, .0 AB. K. H. PO. A. E St! Joseph’s 6 .. 0 young tennis-pi^er is laid up with ed Mrs. R. V. Finlay, 6 and 4. , Hoepp, cf .. 2 1 2 3 1 0 ...... Com w 6 Llndstroni, 3b, ,.. ..- .4 .1 0 3 0 0 St. Lawrence 7 Terry, lb 4 i a^tom'ligament ,ln his' left leg and EUsie Corlett defeated Lady •West, cf ... .3 0 2^^ 2 0 Rice, rf ... .4 0 1 0 0 0 O tt/ rf 3 ixiaybe unable to play 'this summer. Alness, 6 and 5. ^ ^ . Goslln, If .. .5 1 0 1 0 0 Campbell and JuclMOn, ss .-•••.•••3 His t severe injury coming on top C. I^wnes defeated Dons S ta n - 0 umpires, Morlsrty, .ludge, lb .. .3 0 0 7 1 Reese, ’c f 4 oi| the announcen»«nt of Lacoste’s hope, one up. Cronin, ss . .4 .2 2 4 4 1 Owens: time, z.o* Leacb, If ..••••••••• 3 Orcutt Is Winner Blucgc, 3b .4 1 2 3 1 0 O’Parreli, c ...... J retirement from tennis; the poor .4 1 0 0 2 0 ivalker; p ...... •••*? Maureen Orcutt, Englewood N. Hayes, 2b . At 4, RED SOX 1 form displayed-by-both Cochet and Rucl, c ..., .3 0 0 5 1 0 Borotra recently and the fast aging J., won her way Into the fifth I’ound Brown, p , .0 0 0 " 0 1 0 Detroit Healei'i XX ...... 0 1 AB. R. H. PO. A. E. of Brugnon hsuj made Frenchmen of the championship by defeating Thomas, p ,.l 0 0 0 0 0 ■ 34 4 9 24 14 ,1 Moore, p .. > • **O 0 0 2 1 0 Funk, cf ...... 4 1 2 4 ^ ^ somewhat anxious as -to the fate of Miss G. E. C. Rudgard, three up and ,- - - — Gehrlngcr, 2b ...... 3 0 0St. i ’U ls ^ ^ ...... 002 102 01X-i6 2 the Davis Cup this summer.' 36 6 7 27 12 McManus, o b ...... 4 ® ^ J q q New Y ork ...... 000 103 000—:4 ‘ " t t W o 'r th. OrcuU.Rudgard A lexander, lb ...... * 0 Ruhs batted in, Adams 2. Reesfe, Cleveland ...... BOG 000 000— 11 Fothcrgill. If ...... 4 0 1 3 0 0 ■Washington ...... 015 000 000— G Ott, Leacu; O’Farrell, Wilson, Gel Rice, rf ...... J 0 14 3 0 Orcutt out 356 dM Runs batted in, Morgan, Fonseca, bert, Hafey 2; two_ base Wts, O'Far Miss Rudgard out 366 435 644 T,. Sewell 3, Goldman 2, Bluege, Last Night^s Fights Hodapp, Jamieson, Burnett 2, Cronin, Rensa. c ...... J ^ J . ^ rell,- Ott 2. Reese; Hafey 2, 41. Ruel: two base hits, L. Herring. P ...... Wilson. Gelbert; home run, Haiey, Chicago—Billy Angelo, Phila., Miss Orcutt in 645 545 3. Cronin, Hodapp 2, Burnett, Seed; 34 4 11 27 10 0 wiM pitch, walker; bases on balls, outpointed A1 Kline, Chicago, 10. Miss Rudgard in 555 454 6. three base hits, Fon.seca; home runs, Boston ' _ off Sherdel 2. Walker 2. Lindsey .1, San Jose, Calif.—Milo Milietl Morgan; stolen bases, L. Sewell, AB. R. H. PO. A. E. struck out., by Sherdel 3, Lindsey 1. Miss Orcutt took an early sacrifices, Morgan, Hodapp, Goldman; Walker 1; left on bases. New Y^orK G Omaha, oupointed Elgin Moore, in her match with Miss Rudgard double plays, Hodapp to Goldman to Ollver, cf ... s't.**Lo"uls 4^sacrifices, Sherdel, Leach; I •# Reeves, Sb . Portland, Ore., 10. hut found the English girl a worthy Ft-ntcca; left on bases, Cleveland 7, hits, off Sherdel 6 In 5, p i -: THEC r*,- -sjji' f m m ^ j^^^UISSSSSSSssJISiw <%X«tXX3ta63t3083tM06i006M 6 X 3 B 6 »^ ^ HOUSES FOR RENT 65 LOST AND FOUND SITUATIONS WANTED— TENEMENTS 63 UNCLE LUTBER FIRST COLUMBIA Want Ad InAinaation MALE 39 a p a r t m e n t s —FLATS— f o r R E N T -s i x ROQM house, LOST—PAIR OP glasses, near all improvemehtsi^Qarage if need IN DERBY MILE TRIAL Miss J. A. Robinson of New Haven Cheney silk mills. Finder plea.se. CARETAKER OP LAWNS, .ceUaw f-OR RENT—|ITVB ROOMS on ed. Large rooms, • location^ very Manchester call' 11 South Main street or tele cleaned, clothes washed, all kinds Rogers Place—off Prospect street spent the week-end at the home ct NAM central. Telephone 4920. ' r her cousin Mrs. H. W. Porter. phone 6311. of odd work; also window washing. Bath, lights and gas, |20. Dial Evening Herald 4979. Louisville, Ky., May 14.— (AP.)— Mias Marjorie Burr of Boston Phone 4866. Non-professional interest In the l o s t —TOfiTOISE shell glasses in FARMS AND, liA N tf FOR spent the week-end at the home of CLASSIFIED black case between State theater FOR'RSINT—5 ROOM flat with all Kentucky Derby centered today at Miss Anne Dlx. Chicafoan b advertisements and Trotter street. Reward. Finder LIVE STOCK-t ' modem' -improvements, including Lexington, 80 miles east of here where residents of the Blue Grass The 4-H Olub and some of their return to Matter’s Smoke Shop. VEHICLES 42 heat at 67 Summer street TALCOTTVTLLHiFARM-- friends hung a May basket to the ' Inquire at 3 1-2 Walnut street. section awaited the arrival of the 6 rctomsfj elecUtc llj^tfc,’ , , Earl of Derby who will Inspect West street schTOl teacher, Miss 1 nt‘ aJ’l ” word aSd'compound FOUND—A MALE Collie pup. heat, new bam. «Uo. kPPl® owgiams Martin, at her home in Scotland fiach count a» Owner may have same hy paying FOR SALE—PONY and saddle, rea FOR RENT-74 ROOM tenement, Aimed thoroughbred nurseries there words as two words. Minimum cos all improvements, garage if de and berries. ■ Will exenknge before coming to Churchill Downs Friday evening. Miss Martin served price of three line*. for this adv. F. W. Hill, 10 Olcott sonable. Call Rosedale 18-12, . for small 6 ropip house well locab-’ M coach in the .entertainment re Line rates per day for transient street. sired. Apply 95 Foster street or where he will present the gold plate ed. O. R. LampWer Farm, Mm . to the ovmer of the winner of Ken cently given here by the Oluh. ‘ dial 5230. 860 Main street. East Hartford. t The Oenter School which started K«ec«Te »J;^/“ Uarge POULTRY AND tucky’s gfreat horse race Saturday. automobiles f o r s a l e 4 3 ROOM SUITE, new Johnson Phone 8-3221. The Earl will spend two days at last week on Standard Time, chang Philadelphia, May fi Consecutive Daye ..I J ctsl 9 cte SUPPLIES 43 Block, all modern Improvements ed Monday to Daylight’Time to con 3 Consecutive Days ..| «8| li «s f o r s a l e —60 ACRE f ^ Wijth Blmendorf Farm, the fambils'show George M. Lott of Chicago ax4.iohn . T, 1 — 1 1* cts GOOD USED CARS Phone Aaron Johnson 3726 or jani form with the rest of the town FOR SALE—ROASTING ducks, 6 room house, appls orchard,* about place of Joseph E. Widener, New ^ A l f orders' 'to^ ' ‘VrVgular insertions Cash or Terms tor 7635. schools. The school committee find Van Ryn of East Orange, N. J., will baby ducklings, hatching eggs^ 100,000 feet standing timber, all for York, his .host while he Is in Ameri will be charged at the one t l ^ rate. Madden Bros. ca. The .English nobleman left ing a great deal of dissatisfaction play No. 1 and No. 2, reepectiYely, Special rates for long term every Telephone 3837. B. T. Allen, 37 f o r r e n t —4 ROOM tenement $3,750. Wm. Kanehl. Telephone 681 Main St. Tel. 5500 Wuhlngton yesterday In Mr. Wid- expressed, interviewed the parents n singles, and WUmer Allison of dav advertising given upon Doane street. on School street, near Main with 7778. of the Center children, and finding Ads ordered for thre» ° V „ r « t h ener’s private railroad car and was Austin, Texas, and,Vaa.R}rn .wiill be and stopped bofore the third or fifth f o r s a l e —1929 Essex Sport all Improvements, and garage expihted to arrive In Lexington this that a very large majority favored (lav will be charged only for the ac Coupe, run 4000 miles. Archie Dial 7393. 12 Daylight time voted to change it paired in the doubles fo r the Halted lual number of times but Hayes, rear 829'Main street. ARTICLES FOR SALE 45 HOUSES FOR SALE, morning. accordingly. FOR RENT—AFTER June 1st, five Professional interest in the Derby States In the First American Zone no allowam.0 f o r S A L E ^ ’ ROOil • hew single concerned itself today with the re Miss Anne Dlx, Miss Marjorie Davis Cup tennis tie agalflst pasada on six time ads stopped after the room downstairs flat, on Bigelow Burr, Miss Harie Field, Miss Gladys BUSINESS SERVICES FOR SALE—GOOD LOAM, E, street, toqulre 63 Bigelow or tele house, one acre land, garage In sult of the Derby trial yesterday in at the Philadelphia Couptiy Club fifth day. basement, all improvements, in Rice, Frederick Hunt, Clayton Hunt, No "111:ani forbids"; display lines not Dickenson, telephone 7188. phone 5853. which Uncle Luther splashed his OFFERED 13 cluding oak floors,^) and copper way in the mud ahead of a field of Jr., David Htmt, Wescott Rice, Mrs Thmrsday, Friday* and Saturday of *^The Her.ald will not be responsible Howard Rice, Mrs. Jennie Hunt, FOR SALE—PAIR OF work har a p a r t m e n t a n d o f f ic e rooms screens. Price $4,80Q. Tel. 6203. six other Derby ellglbles In a mile this weeik. for more than one ASHES REMOVED BY the load or and Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Hunt nesses, one farm wagon. Inquire S. for rent In Forest Block, Main Selection of the Uhlted States rep oC any advertisement ordered lor job. Aliy other jobs for light truck, •Tosephine Wetherell, Demlng COLONIAL HOMESTEAD, four dash. motored to the Devil’s . Hop Yar< resentatives was announced tonight more tlian one time. V. Flrpo, 116 Wells street. Dial street. August Kanehl. Dial 7641. Ned O. and Dark Entry were sec The Inadvertent omiae'pn of Incor street. Telephone 4543. Are places, 2 baths, electricity, run ond arid thifd in the race respec Saturday for a picnic. by Fltz-Eugene Dixon, captain of rect publication of advertls ng will be 6148. nlng water, ; State Road and bus Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop Davoll and the Davie Cup team, after a con rectified only by cancellation of the FOR RENT—4 ROOMS aU Im- tively. _ provements, rdnt reasonable. In line, one acre of land, 2 car garage. family of Liberty Hill were dinner ference with Joseph W. Wear, chair charce made for the service lendereo. WANTED—TEAM WORK carting BOATS AND Workouts today with the Derby a j^ests Sunday at the home of Mr. All advertisements must oon^rm ashes, plowing, etc. L. T. Wood quire H. Mint* Department Store. Will exchange for a small 6 room bare three days away were sched- man of the United States Davis Cup In style, copy and typography with ACCESSORIES 46 bouse. O. R. Lampbler Farm, Man. Davoll’s aunt. Miss Harriet Fuller. committee. The draw will be made regulations enforced by the Pub'lsh- Co,, 65 Blssell street. FOR RENT—FOUR room flat, third ided for the full Derby route of a Mr. and Mrs. Lester Hutchins at ers and they reserve the right to 860 Main street, East Hartford. mile and, a quarter for several lead tomorrow. floor, all improvements, all re Tel. 8-8221. tended the whist in Andover Friday Captain Dixon expressed his sp- edit, revise or reject any copy con FOR SALE—16 FOOT Old Townc ing contenders. sidered objectionable. FLORISTS—NURSERIES 15 decorated, garage, at 86 Clinton evening given under the auspices of preciation for the “fine team spirit’’ CLOSING HOURS— Classified ads to canoe. Call 5795, FOR SALE—6 ROOM house; also 5 Gallant Fox and Crack Brigade, Andover Grange. street. Phone 4970. first and second runners In the of the American players snd said he he published same day WE HAVE NOW ready 500,000 room bungalow. All Improvements. Mrs. Julie Little and son Horace felt confident of their ability to ce.lved by 12 o clock noon; Saturdays FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement, all Call at 168 Benton street. Dial Preakness jvere not expected to at Little and Clarence Biseell of Hart 10:30 a. m. flowers and vegetable plants; also ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES tempt long trials until later in the emerge victorious over the Cana redecorated, all Improvements, 95 '8718. ford spent the week-end at Mrs. dians. He warned tBe players t e l e p h o n e y o u r perennials, shrubs, evergreens, week. fruit trees, shade trees and orna —RADIO 49 Charter Oak street. Apply Sam Little’s cottage at the lake. against’ over-eonfldenoe, pointing out WANT ADS. Yulyes, 701 Main street, telephone; Several members of- the local that the Canadian ’ representatives Ads are accepted over the telephone mental trees. These plants are first LATEST m o d e l s of Atwater class and low prices. This Is the 5426. Christian Endeavor society went to had worked bard in their prepara at the c h a r g e r a t e given above Kent, and Zenith Radios, electrical STATE CENSUS nCURES, Gilead Stmday evening to attend the a convenience to advertisers, but best time of the year to plant work of all kinds. Raymond A. FOR RENT—5 ROOM tenement OPENING STOCKS tion for the matches and. were in the c a s h r a t e s will be accepted as them. Always open. Phone 8-3091, C. E. service there. « fine condition. n u l l PAYMENT If paid at the busi Walker, 64 iHather street. Phone A-1 condition, modem, near 379 Burnside Avenue Greenhouses, The Columbia pulpit was occupied ness office on or before the seventh 4673. ( " Cheney mills, $20 and $25. Inquire ' New Haven, May 14.^ (A P .)--' New York, May 14.—(AP.)--The Sunday morning by Rev. C. R. Dler day following the East Hartford. premises, 5 Walnut street. Tailor The brilfway maifk In town flgutee England Winner. each ad otherwise the CHARGL Stock Market opened irregularly lamm of New Haven. His subject Torquay, Blngland, May 14.—^The RATE will be collected- No responsi- ,Sbop. Tel. 5030. of population In the 1930 census, was “The glory of the common' FLOWERING SHRUBS, Rose bush FUEL AND FEED '49-A higher today. „ . . English Davis Cup team won both bllity for errors In telephoned ads es, rambler roses, climbing vines, ^uirieratlon in Connecticut was Case rose 4 points, and American place’’. The church was beautifully will be assumed and their accuracy FOR RENT—5 ROOM flat, aU mod-- pasaed last night when the 87 th but decorated with flowers in honor of singles nuitches with Poland yester cannot be guaranteed. hedging plants, evergreen trees, FOR SALE—BIRCH seasoned hard em Improements. Inqulr'. at 27 (Mn-1 3-8, Air Reduction, Vanadi day to g6to the third round. fruit trees, grape vines, spring wood, or hickory sawed for. stove, of the 169 towns w m officially giv- um, Mexican Seaboard and Ameri Mothers’ Day. INDEX OF Elro street. ep out. J ' _ ^ Neighbors and friends to the num Snigel Sharpe, who easily defeated bulbs, hardy plants, perennials and furnace, or tire place by the truck can and Foreign Power, 1. Westing- Max Stolarow of Poland yesterday, CLASSIFICATIONS load, good service and measure The figures,were for 87 towns; ' house Electric gained 1-2. Howe her of 50 went to the home of Mr. annuals of all kinds. Burke The FOR RENT—5 ROOM flat, all mod 184,002 M'compared with 162,413 played Tlcoczynsky and scored in Births ...... Florist, Wayside Gardens, Tel. guaranteed. Fred Miller, Coventry. em Improvements. Inquire Robert Sound dropped 1 3-4, Standard of and Mrs. Ljmde Porter in the Hop Engagements ... In 1920. River District on Saturday evening straight seta, 6—2, 6—1, 6—^l..H. G. Rockville 714, Telephone Rosedale 33-3. R. Keeney, 16 Eldrldge street. N. J., 1, U, S. Steel, Anaconda and N. Lee, England's ace, bad more dif Marriages ...w Deducting the present population Missouri KansM Texas, 5-8. in honor of their S5th wedding aU' H e a th s...... FOR RENT—6 ROOM flat with all of Orange because of comparison niversary. Old style dances were ficulty, however. In dlspo^lg of Card of Thanks ...... *; ‘ The market displayed a firm un Stolarow, 6— 4, 6—^2, 8—6. W In Memorlam ...... ^ GARDEN—FARM- Improvements. Inquire at 82 Cot with its 1920 figures is not yet enjoyed. A purse of money and a STORAGE 20 dertone during the first half hour, England will play either Australia Lost and Found ...... * DAIRY PRODUCTS 50 tage street or telephone 4332. made, the town having been divided but trading .continued exceptionally bouquet of carnations were present Announcements i . : . ^ MOVING—TRUCKING— since 1920, the gain for 1980 In the or Ireland in the third roimd. Personals ...... • ...... dull, and price changes were mostly ed by some of their neighbors in ad AvtoMobllM PEKRETT & GLENNEV INC. WOULD LIKE a few more cus FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM flat on 87 towns is: 20,077 or about 12.4 per limited to a point or so. dition to other gifts. Automobile# for Sal# ...... 4 tomers for Tuberculin tested milk, Center street, also 6 room tene cent. Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Morton of Automobile# for Exchang# .. t Local and long distance express News WM moderately favorable ASSASSIN ON.TWAL • and freight service, including over delivered at your door every, morn ment, all modem Improvements. Oply- three communities of over Freight car loadings as reported for South Manchester visited their Auto Accee#orle#— Tire# street. Auto Repairing— ^Painting . . . 7 night express service between Man ing 13c qt. Call Rosedale 36-14 or Inquire 147 East Center 10,000 have been reported and one the week ended May 3 showed a daughter, Mrs. Harvey Collins on Brussels. May 14.—^(AP.^Fer- 7-A o f ’these only Is a city—Shelton. In Auto School# ••••••;...... chester and New York. Furniture .3028. Telephone 7864. gain of 35,725 cars over the pre Sunday. nando de Rosa today; was oriisred Autos— Ship by Truck ...... t several cities the count has ad Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Lyman Autoe— For Hire ...... ■ moved under the supervision ot ex WANTED—CUSTOMERS for T. B. FOR RENT—NORTH END, tene vious week, but was 109,836 below committed to the Cobrt of Msizen Garages—Service—Storag# t..... 10 perts and in specially constructed vanced to a point where estimates and two daughters motored to tested milk, at your door dally 13c ment of 5 rooms, all improvements, the like week of iMt year. It w m for trial charged with att^pted Motorcycles—Bicycle# ...... “ trucks. Phone 3063. 4860 or 8864. are being made of the population notable, however, that the total was Wethersfield Simday to the home of assassination of the Italian Crown Wanted Autos—Motorcycles .... i* a quart with tickets. Maple Rowe 159 Oakland street. Phone 4960, but the actual figures have not been only moderately less than for the Mr. Lyman’s mothei:, Prince Humbert. * ^ Buslne— and Profeaelonal Service- Farm, Coventry. Phone Rosedale Mrs. Lynde Porter went Tuesday Business Services OffMed ...... L. T. WOOD CO.— Furniture and FOR RENT—COZY TWO room given out. corresponding week of 1928 and De Rosa was arreste^L alter a piano moving, modern equipment, 33-13. to the Hartford Hospital, where she Household Services Offered ...... 13-A modem apartment facing Main 1927. shot had been fired at V Humbert B u ild in g -Contracting ...... experienced help, public store will have an operation. Florists—Nurseries_Viirspriea street, in Orford Bldg. Tel. 5531. The American Petroleum Instl' while he was visiting thM ^m b of Funeral Directors ...... 16 house. Phone 4496. HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 tute’s estimate of crude oil produc the Unknown ^ l^ e r oere last 17 VETERAN TRIES SUICIDE Healing—Plumbing—Roofing FOR RENT—4 ROOM flat, on tion for last week showed practic FIRE MENACE PASSED October. . j Insurance ...... It FOR SALE—3 PIECE parlor suite, Maple street, modem Improve Millinery—Dressmaking ...... 4 = PAINTING—REPAIRING 21 I ■# ally no change from the previous Moving—Trucklng-»-Storage 20 kitchen table and chairs, Glenwood ments, rent very reasonable. Apply Medford, Mass., May 14— (AP)— week, and Oil. Paint and Drug Re Albany, N. Y., May 14.— (AP.)— Painting—Papering ...... 21 PAINTING AND PAPER hangiui, kitchen range. Inquire 346 Keeney Miss Walker, Main office. 'J. W. A ^ orld War veteran, Raymond porter’s weekly average gasoline The executive proclamation closing A BARGAIN PRICE I'rofcssional tJervices...... 22 23 neatly done, prices reasonable. street. Hale Company. HoitSboan. 35, of Hackensack, N. J., price at refineries showed a slight llppalring ...... V.V ‘ ' the state forest preserves has ma Very choice buildifig lot on Pitkin 'i:pilorlng— Dyeinig—Cleaning 24 James F. Roach, Jr.. 36 Walnut was In a hospital today with a self- terially improved the forest fire sit FOR SALE—3 USED ice boxes, in inflicted bullet wound , and police ^^.Mthough the government Insti street offered for sale.; Sidewalk, I’oilct Goods and Service ...... street. Dial 5921. excellent condition. Apply Alfred uation, the conservation commission curb, sewers, gas and a paved *50 Wanted—Business Service ...... *o said-he ha4 confessed coming here tuted anti-trust proceedings against announced today. All fires were re Cdiicntloual A. Grezel, 1 Purnell Place. to klU both'his fa,ther-.in-law and his Radio Corp., In connection with its foot street. $1560 Is the price, terms Courses and Classes ...... 27 REPAIRING 23 COVENTRY ported out or under control. if desired. Build now and save Private Instruction ...... )ister-ln-law. patent arrangements, the stock sold The fire fighting forces have had 2S-A Oak dining room table $8, Patrolman Simeone Touchette money—ask your contractor about D ancing ...... New dressers $14. up more than a point, after a, slight to cope with but two serious fires in Musical—Dramatic ...... MOWER SHARPENING, vacuum saw him enter the home of Frank sag at the opening. Standard of N* building coats. Wanted—Instruction ...... < 30 cleaner, phonograph, clock repair Gas stoves $10 and $15. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph^Hall and two the past 24 hours, one was at Jef- Bedell, his father-in-law, last night J. regained an early loss. Other FJnniiclnl ^ ing. key fitting. Eraithwaite. 52 Watkins Furniture Exchange friends of Bristol visited at the fer’s mountain west of Hadley, In Close to East Center street,-;heau- Bonds—Stocks—^Mortgages with, a revolver iri>his hand. Rush stocks gaining a point or more in tifui hbme'’of 6 rooms, flrei^'e, tile Pearl street. home of Mr. Hall’s uncle, Foster C the southeastern Adirondacks. The Business Opportunities ...... FOR SALE—ICE BOX in A-1 con ing after Tiim, ToU’bliette came upon cluded Loews, Mack Truck, Inter other was near Minnewaska, in the bathi 2 car garage. Owneria ^busi Money to Loan ...... "" Hall on Sunday. Help and Situations SEWING MACHINE repairing ot dition.'Call 6398 or inquire at 116 him' on a stalirway and the man national Harvester, Mathieson-, and southern Catskills. Both were under ness caiUa him away and thla ideal Lester Newman who has been turned the gun upon himself and United Oorp. after selling off a frac Help Wanted—Female ...... Su ‘ all makes, oiLs. needles, and sup North School street. , spending a few days with his step control today. home is offered at a sacrlflca price. Help W anted— M ale ••••••-•------plies. R. W. Garrard, 37 Edward fired. tion, U. S. Steel moimted more than Call us at once for appointment to Help 'Wanted—Male or Female .. FOR SALE—MAHOGANY gateleg mother, Mrs. Sarah Newman has re .Police said Holtsman, who has a point. Houston Oil, Vanadium, Agents Wanted ...... -3 7 -A. street. Tel. 4301. turned to his home in Hartford. inspect. Situations Wanted—Fem ale ...... extension ■ dining table and buffet, three chllifren, tpld a story of court and Eastman Kodak mounted 2 to 3. In 1914 six American flagships of Situations TManted—M a l e ...... ■ practically new. Will sacrifice for Word has been sent to. the people ing Miss Zelma Bedell, sister pf his On the other hand, Oolumbia Gas, 70,000 gross tons were operated Jn Bmployinent Agencies ...... ■4'' COURSES AND CLASSES 27 quick sale. Call 35 Westminster of Coventry telling them ^ about the late wife.' On bib 'Refusal to marry General Public Service, and Atchison our foreign trade with Europe. To ROBERT J. SMITH I.lve Stock— PetSr-*’®“ l*'y'—Yehiclo:ji, young people’s society of Belknap him, he said he fleiV here by ai^lane 1000 ' Dogs—Birds—Pets ...... 41 Road, or dial 7930. lost about a point. day there are 232 ships ot 1,500,0()0 Live Stock—"Vehicles ...... EARiiER TRADE, taught In day haying a very humorous and enter from New* Yorfe "to' klirthe two. Foreign; exchanges were firm, with gross tons operating in this trade. Fire and AntomdUte Inaaranoe. Poultry and Supplies ...... 43 and evening classes. Low tuition taining evening which will be pre He wounded himself, in the chest sterling cables opening at Wanted — Pets—Poultry*—Stock 44 rate. Vaughn Barber School, 14 WANTED—TO BUY 58 sented Thursday evening at 8 p. m. and his condition was serious today. $4.85 31-32, up 3-32.______For Sale—SHeceUaneoue Market street Hartford. .\rtlcles fo r S a l e ...... • 45 WILL PAY HIGHEST cash prices D. S. T. by the young people: Boats and Accessories ...... 4i, society of Staffordville. FALLS TO DEATH Building Materials ...... 47 for rags, papers, magazines and GOLD STAR MOTHER HURT Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry .. 4» HELP WANTED— metals. Also buy all kinds of Rev. and Mrs. J. iN. Atwood and Electrical Apipliances—Radio ... 49 FEMALE 3.5 chickens. Morris H. Lessner. Dial Mrs. Henry I. Barnes will attend New York, May 14— (AP) — A Chicago, May 14— (AP) W. V. Fuel and Feed ...... 6389 or 3886. the Tolland County Association of Gold Star mother who set out for Harrison, 50 years old, Carden — Farm—Dairy Products 50 dent member, jumped or fell to Ws Household Goods ...... 51 Churches held at Bolton Center Europe at midnight bn the steam Machinery and T ools ...... “ 2 WANTED JUNK Wednesday. ship Republic to visit the grave of death from the 14th floor of the Musical Instruments...... 63 Experience Millinery Salesladies I will buy anything saleable and her son In Francqmet keen'disap Union League Club early today. Office and Store Equipment .... 54 pay best cash prices. Prompt atten Just a few-moments before ms .Speciaks at the Stores ...... 56 Apply pointment early today when she. THAT .BANNER WITH LA FRANCE MILLINERY tion. Wm. Ostrlnsky, 91 Clinton. STUDY EXPORT PROBLEMS broke her collarbone .In a fall and b od y w a s found, Harrison had trie- OOR ^EHEALO^T Wealing Apparel—Furs ...... 67 phoned the switchboard operator for THE MALTE5E CROSS. AVanted—To B uy ...... 58 739 Main Street Tgl, 5879. ■ had to be removed from the ship at CLAIMS A I^WMT \ Ilooius—Board—Hotels Resort# fU66£ST$ A CRUSADEI?. Next State Theater Boston, May 14.— (AP.)—^Two Quarantine. She Is Mrs. Anna a physician. < WHO WENT OH Hestaurante hundred manufacturing -executives Harrison was the manager of the BUT THE ARMOR IS Booms Without Board ...... 69 Thursday from 9 to 6 p. m. ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD 59 Dovas, 64, of New York City. . the FHST.CRO- Boarders "Wanted 69-A representative of 28 commercial Mrs. Dovas slipped and feH em.the Redpath Lyceum Bureau. He regis OF A LATER pemoo. Country Board—Resorts •••...•• 60 tered at the club last night. SADE.IWTHETHH?’ FOR RENT—TWO AND THREE organizations froih six states met ship sailed down the bay wid -a V Hotels—Bestaurants ...... 61 WANTED—^WOMAN to do house in a one day session today at the physician disclosed-A. broken collar,- TEENTH CCHTUfPf. Wanted—Rooms—Board ...... 82 rooms furnished with gas; also 3 ibcPRESS TRAIN DELAYED Real Estate For Rent work, and care for children, go room tenement, 109 Foster street. Hotel Statler to study ways anc. bone. She was lowered to a launch w-.x- • *•-■*• **>< T“ Apartments, Flats, Tenements 63 home nights. Write Box H, in care Inquire of Janitor. means of promoting export sales of summoned by ramo from Staten Business Locations for Rent ... 64 of Herald. New Englafi'd products. The gath Island and taken to a hospital there. New Yor^,/May 14— Houses for Rent ...... 65 FOR RENTr-PURNISHED rooms ering was the first New England ex-< X-4, eastbotmd’ fast mall train of Suburban for Rent ...... 66 the N. Y. Central line, was delayed Summer Homes for Rent ;...... « 67 by the week, at The Waranoke port conference and! It was con Wanted to Rent ...... 68 HELP WANTED—MALE 36 Hotel. Call 3867,. or at hotel. vened under the auspices of the New ITALY’S, UNEMPLOYED nefur Poughkeepsie, N- Y-. Real Estate For Sale jMiiutes shortly after 5 o’clock (E. 69 England Coimcil. The InstructoVa Apartment Building for Sale "WEAVERS WANTED on night FOR RENT — LARGE furnished Rome, May ^!T;).;thls morning, when It stopped Business Property for Sale 70 shift 4:15 to 1 a. m. Raw and were a corps of technical experts I’anns and Land for Sale ...... 71 front room. In Selwltz Building from the G PT AG E R M l i 'i MUU mK ikt UfiriK There are at least four mistakes in ^ e above pictore. They xa^ tain to grammar, history, etiquette, drawing or whatnot. _ Sm it ^ u can find them. Then look at the soramhled word bdow.- and u|X8craii> hie it, by switching the letters aroimd. Grade y o u r a ^ 2(). for each of the mistakes you find, and 20 fo r the word if you i t .. (4) there ^ A 6it tte gannei •ot • ^ ^ . K. ^ ^ ?| C U ^ ^ --t '■'-' ^V,- ■ " ' '- ■■' '- " ■ ■- i . ■" ■ ■ • N ' \' PAGE PTFTEl By Percy L. Crosby lapper anny ay SKIPPY ; , . , F______i«au,aw>T.o»r. F ■S & '.j.- >='-•>■'.'•,1-. .. Y ■ ■ - V - - W im « * NONSBiSE -V’ ' V ____i. '• — w——iw ______’■ • ^ ------—-----' ' . - - -'I'Hi— ■ - ^ .v . Did This Ever Hi^p«n to Yoaf' f Now, , d ^ ,.'. you:; have - the whole '1,^1^ . — •' •; AV' £V/6R ’.SINCE T «6N ^ * * ^ day to wrtti^ in .*>: isn’t that lovely? .1- MET. A'M6W- SuV ' 1 r f U p P t O A N ' HE FLAT OM HIS i V e HAD A . . . there to nobody home but , we t h e 0 ’TM€R ',QAV" BV.TM6.:|- " two . . ..andf It’s just the hind of a ' a n ' 60T iJp AH^ H i t M€ OVgR THC HEAP 0I5L IK 6 ^FO R HIM ‘ day you like ^. . here, let me put the rJAWie o r T o u fe H V . WITH A BAtt BAT. ' typewriter near the window . . . there . . . I know you need absolute quiet in order to concentrate on your work and it’s just fine to think the radio is shut off . . . there . . . I feel sure you will do a' lot of writing to day . . . when we get the new house you can have a room all of your own; won’t that be lovely? . . . then you won’t feel so cross when com pany comes or the head of the fami ly goes conversational. . . . I think you ought to have three windows for your room, don't you? . . . Mmmmm . . . and let’s see, green T. lAM » Pwey Li. Crosby, Grc.it Briisin nchls rrJorvrH drapes . . . don’t you like green j Features Syndicate. Inc.____ drapes? 1 said don’t you . . . Hmmj, one might just as well have no child at all as one who pays no attention > to her poor old mother . . . your ^ OUR BOARDING HOUSE brother always wrapped up in his ONI Toonerville Folks By Fontaine Foi books and your father fiddling with By Gene Ahem the radio . . . I m-m-might as well £vcry wedding dress is finally have NO child of my ovm or any altar-ed. f-f-family . . . who feels badly? . . . UEM WORTLE'S OLP MAID SISTER HAS BEEN TELLING C> don’t be silly . . . go on and write. failure while listening to a prize EVERYONE IN TOWN HOW THAT HANDSOME YOUNG STRANGER AUP, BY irov/E. «— Too BAP -TWeRS iSkiV MAToB. a f t e r Green drapes . . . We-ell . . . I fight over the radio. A MOBLE PRI^E PUT iXKlMCa CEKlSUS really think you ought to have pur y T R IE P HIS B E S T T O FLIRT W IT H HER. APTfeR I PU-f T9S HooPLE ple ones, you’re so temperamental UP THR THE MOST OKI Y ou AF-fER She (after a fight)—Well, the only ! moTor- i >riYeaA Po c k iMg OUTs Ta UPIMGi : . . don’t you think that would be thing left to do is to divide this' ALL t h e s e Ye a r s , more artistic? . I said don’t you house in two, you can have one CriAIR 01^ THE MAT^KE-r — .a c Hie Ye m e k it I FlMP THAT . . . well, if you-heard me why don t side and I’ll take the other. THekI I AM Goi/^G - f o I Id c o m f o r t AUP VoU HavIE SHqiaIkI you be polite enough to reply? . . . He—That suits me, what side LAZiMSSS » -1, my stars, what are you going to do MAMliFAC-fLlRE A CRAPLE A 7 5 "PSP c e UT shall I take? YoU''P VdiKi iT nnow? play the piano! . . . why you She—You can have the outside. THAT IS ALSO POCKEP BY in cr ea se ikI know it’s in need of tuning . . . I I’ll take the inside. BiTfiKlG PoWfU thought you were going to write . . . A MoT qR * .^;^-FAMcY THATI hmmmmm, no wonder you never will Talk may be cheap, but the tele -^-^-'-E(^Ap, I MAY EYEM be a success . . . such a child. . . . phone companies have gotten ^ ■ My stars. . . . mighty rich handling it. APP A PHOfdo caRAPrilC * ApparaTiJs - tmat Will Good Reason Single Blessedness Is Never Ap SIMG A ' lullaby I. Jed—And why did ye leave Tomb- | preciated So Much As By Those in stone Gulch, Hank? i the State of Double Cussedness. Hank—I left that thar town be-; cause of a belief, Jed. Son—Mother, do they have oil re Jed—What belief. Hank? i fineries in heaven? n Hank—I believe if I’d stayed there Mother—No, dear, it requires en they w'oulda hung me, Jed. gineers to build oil refineries. Brother—Sis, what is a widower? If he’s 60 and says he feels like Sister—Why, you big dumbell, a 16-year-old he’s either a liar or don’t you know that ar^vidower is a widower trying to marry again— the husband of a widow? maybe both. " Most Men Hate to Buy New' Hats Brown—I’m glad the world is ct> and New Shoes. filled with sunshine. Peter—An optimist, eh? Somehow' we have the impression Brown—No. An awning manufac that we will never die from heart turer. Take no thought for the morrow and the poorhouse keeper will take N C C . thought for you. U P O N ^ ® She—When I married you thought you Were a brave man. A T IM E .- He—So did everybody else. Maybe the golden age was that way because folks didn’t have so much brass. —^1 Jirn-— n««,u. a PAT. OTT. ! When the Wedding Is Put Off the m e c h a n ic a l S iTT iNC j ‘BULU Chances Are It Will Never Be ' C t >30 BY NCA SEPVICE. WC. 1 Fomair.e Fo.i. 1530 I Pulled Off. Judge—^Ten dollars or ten days. Drunk—If it’s jusha same to you, Easy to the Rescue! By Crane Judge, I’ll take the ten dollars. WASHINGTON TUBBS IL I ' ■ ' There are a lot of things every j man would like tq forget if his wife PSAViS RUM, ViOUPiNG UlASH AS A SVViEtP, AUO To, MART.; would let him. r tL-TgASS '\S AFRAVPTO F'V^ AGAIN,. FOR. FEAR OF ^OV\, FLEASED slates, I CAMT'I t Ty(2/\l' XE i '/OU’RE MOT let 'EM RUN OFF A lthou gh he \ , B\TT\ii(J WIM, J ' : voted against YEARS’ DIFFERENCE IQOS&* eOlMG TO IvdlTA WASH .LIRE America’s entry lease me iTUATl WERE- TAVCE Tv\\S GUN, into the W’^orld She wanted to be in the beauty -TRA??e^>/ WERE alone; W- a r. Senator chorus, so she wrote an applica AMP WEASEN George W’. Nor tion, enclosed her photograph, and HELB 'IOO. ris of Nebraska, w'as asked to come for an inter C O M tS O U T O f CMfE, tried CO enlist view. Imagine her surprise when AUO IS SURPRISSP in the marines told by the manager she was too as a private late. BY WAlTiRO BRAVES a n d desisted “Is the position filled?” she only when told 3,SkG(l HEAP WUNTERS 6ET<“ he would not “No,” he replied, “but you •FO'iOf AFtER,Tv\E\R. “OEFEAr. ?APpUE AVI AS be sent over should have come when you had *% ' '*■ s' seas to fight. this picture taken.”—Tit-Bits. FROM \%IMX> Birr LEA« SECRET UlAB BARTS VllPlbiG NFAB. CASE. V HESVTUMlONVSPESPEEKTE* O UlCW AB A FLABrt, EASY JERiCS OUT H\S e asy is forcep to bati^ * RESOLSEF M4P BEGINS SBOCTlNG. ONE Itwie heap hunters \M the OFEH. DAMAGE PROPS PE AP- AHOTtiER^SVlOUNPEp. * io n r r 4 ;^ m a c c o c h r a n —' p i c t u r e s // iciw L By Blosser FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS It Won’t Be Long Now! ”V ( SEE.' 1 Hope THEY arrest (SET VOpR. UECK! that ISNT THERE'S WLE/S PLANE!! RJ28AR-THEN I'LL QO AND HARCMAPE^ eoVS-'.' RILEY’S plane after nnell, s o f a r so ‘ s ,o c ^ u Cj -- — M. Va.»»r>Miyrr. '' ’V-. .iv V >BvmA>geyi6K.wcV a 9. PAT. bFK,e__ 1M0BY>«A5CRVK«:iN^ By Small GettingEven J (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) SALESMAN flAM llie kiel Bay trip was quite a floor. The man began to play ;SO \ TH* , r<2rOLLt<,THFT G\RL. SGEtAS ) 'sight and, with the old sun ' once more, and then he sang a &000 PAY, ( • -jt*; W- PAGE SIXTEEN HRanrheatwr Emlttii ^graU> The auctioneers who have conducting the close-out sale at A ABOUT TOWN L. Brown’s former store at I^pot Square have set as the final day ot The Manchester Garden club has their sale Saturday, May 17. From now until then the remaining mer been obliged to decUne an invita tion to exhibit at the show of the chandise in the store vnU go at ex Connecticut Valley club at the old ceptionally low prices. The shopper ^ state house in Hartford June 4 and will find many bargains fqr i DEPARTMENT 5 owing to the fact that the mem members of the family. bers are busy with preparations for a plant sale on Satiirday and a lo There will be a pre-natal clinic at cal show early hi June. Last year the Memorial hospital annex tomor the club won first prize in the class row afternoon at 3:30. open to garden clubs at the spring show held at the Morgan Memorial Miss Elsie Deer is chairman of 11 last season. the card party which Bolton Grange will give Friday evening of this The first anniverstyry mass in week in Bolton Center hall. memory of the late l^rs. Antonio Farr will be collated at St. James’s church at 8 o’clock tomor LOCAL SOLOIST FACES row morning. Temple Chapter, Order of the STRENUOUS PROGRAM Eastern Star, will hold its regidar meeting in the Masonic Temple this evening. The business will include G. Albert Pearson Has Fo«r i the initiation of candidates. Worthy Engagements Throughout | Matron Mrs. Lula Bidwell requests the State Next Few Weeks. the members to bring in their “rainy-day” bags, distributed in j G. Albert Pearson, one of Man Presenting New Summer Sports Silk Fabrics- March. The latter have been few j chester’s best knovra soloists who is and far between this spring and j rapidly gathering laurels as a sing- she hopes the members will rather | er in appearances throughout the Silk Frocks And Their Smart Accessories consider that they have been given state, has a strenuous program for days of sunshine. mapped out for the next few weeks beginning tomorrow evening when Bridge, straight whist and set he will appear as soloist with the back will be played at St. James’s Beethoven Glee Club in a concert at hall this evening, with 18 prizes for the Hartford County Teacher’s As the winners and refreshments. sociation meeting at the Hotel Bond. . , , Mary C. Keeney Tent, Daughters Friday evening at 8:15 o clock Mr. of Union War Veterans will meet Pearson will be soloist at a concert tomorrow evening at the State by the Musical Clubs of Bristol Armory at 7 o’clock sharp, and ad High school, to be given in the High journ at 7:30 to take the bus for school auditorium. He will sing two Rockville. There they will visit the groups of numbers, in the first, recently organized tent, Maria “Floral Dance” , by Moss, “Pretty Newell, No. 22. As many of the local Creature,” by Dale, and “ Yeoman’s members who can do so are urged Wedding Song,” by Poniatowski; in ,to attend. the second, “ Shipmates O’ Mine, by Sanderson, “Three For Jack” , by Inasmuch Circle of Junior Kings Sullivan, and “ Captain Mac by Daughters will meet at 7 o’clock to Sanderson. ^ night with Emily and Janice Remig Monday evening. May 29, this of 87 Pine street. popular bass soloist will appear in SPORTS HATS recital with Miss Helen Hudson of New Sports Epworth Leaguers of the North Hartford in the Colonial room of Methodist church will hold their an the Bushnell Memorial and on Wed W hite and An Exhibition and Sale nual banquet in the church vestry nesday evening, June 4, vrtll be one tomorrow at 6:30 p. m. The decora of the five pupils of Mrs. Nellie Natural Straws tions will be in red and white, the Carey Reynolds, who will give a SILK FROCKS league colors. A roast beef supper recital at the Swedish Lutheran will be served by a committee of church. The other four pupUs are: Cheney young ladies as follows: Miss Hilda Miss Elsie Berggren, who will also Magnuson, chairman; Miss Mar be a soloist at the Hotel Bond to Pure Spun guerite Marks, Miss Lillian Black, morrow evening, Sherwood Ander In Smart Shantungs- Miss Florence Tyler and Miss son, Alfred Lange, and Wilfred Marion Taylor. Several of the mem Kent. ______and Silk Crepes bers of the Ladies Aid Society will Smart leghorns, linen and baku assist in preparing the meal. A full attendance of the Epworth Lea RUMMAGE SALE straws in white and natural shades Sports Silks guers is hoped for. in both small cloche and larger Thursday, May 15, 9 a. m. brimmed styles that will go well The Smart Tun Shan (Shantung) Ladies of the Second Congrega with light summer sports frocks. tional Aid society are looking for Throughout the Day and $16-75 Other sports hats in dark and light and Krisalkrepe ward to a large gathering at their Richards Bldg., Main St. 1-laytime supper and sale at the shades. church tonight at 6:30, inasmmeh as Loyal Circle King’s Daughters. it has been decided to sell tickets at the door. An attractive menu has For Sports Silk Week we are showing Others $1.95 to $5.95 been assembled and the m.sal will new frocks in aJl the smart sports fab be” well worth tlie m.oderate fee b u y a n d b u i l d rics that were so popular down South Main Floor, rear asl:cd. this winter and which will be seen at Two of the Bmarfest. summer sports' fabrics presented In Cheney ------I Silks— Shan and Kris^krepe. Tun Shan, or Shantung as it is Loyal Circle cf King’s Daughters ■ the smartest sports affairs this summer familiarly known, will lead' for sports wear. It is a heavy rough will sell used articles in clothing' — shantungs, silk crepes, silk piques and silk weave,. 40 inches wide in white, green, peach and' bright r?d. a:-.d furniture, all day toraorrov/, be CLEARVlEW silk damask. Frocks that feature sep IMsalkrepe is a beautiful, heavy silk crepe that will fashion smart ginning at 9 a. m., for the promo spectator sportia frocks. Choice of white, butter yellow, navy and 42 Restricted, large arate jackets, capelets, short sleeves, tion of their community charitable chocolate drop (brown.) work. The sale will be held in cno lots. Terms. flares, pleats," fitted waistlines and num of the stores in the Richards build erous other smart details. ing, Main street, west side. See Mrs. Joseph Wood, 51 Washing- i ton street, will open her home to- ] White China Blue Novelty Sports Silks morrow afternoon at 2 o’clock for j Arthur A . Knofla the weekly prayer meeting of the j , Piiik V.’omen cf the Nazarene church. Dial S75 Main S!. Nile SPORTS BAGS $1_.98 yard Orchid Maize In Pastel Shades In this price group we are showing Cheney’s novelty weave, silks that arc adapta))le for separate Jackets, suits, bags, sports dresses, Hale’s Apparel Dept.—Main Floor, rear to Match Your Frocks and scarfs. Novelty sUks—Tapestry, Double Check, Pin Dot, Mod em and Basket Weave—-that are washaWe and will wear well. See these new silks which we are featuring for Sports Silk Week! Hale’s Silk Dept.^—^Main Floor, left GOOD THINGS TO EAT Special for Sports Silk Weekl These are the bags to carry for The Fish Department wil. SWANSDOWN feature for Thursday only. CAKE FLOUR spectator sports wear—stunning 29c. new calf bags in soft shades to F.\NCY FRESH LARGE Sleeveless match your sports frocks—rose, BUTTER FISH ----- 19c lb. We have just received Lath orchid, blue and eggshell. New Humming Bird Chiffon Hose am’s Strained Honey. flat models in smart shapes; some LARGE M.ACKEREL, fresh May Leete’s home made have zipper fastenings. In Smart Skin Shades from the water, weighing Orange Marmalade. about 2 to 2 1-2 lbs. 14c lb. 29c boxes Host’s Bran Wafers SILK Main Floor, front For Sports Wear Steak Cod, Fresh Salmon ALICE FOOTE Fillet of Haddock MACDOUGALL COFFEE Special 49c lb. Dressed Haddock, Halibut ■ ;___ If you like Veal we have some fancy chops and cutlets of : native milk fed Veal. Cliquot Ginger A le $1.99 dozen. Canada Plain Shantungs, Silk' i Dry $2.19 dozen. Country Club, Golden, P ale or assorted $2.75 I case and a rebate of 75c when cases and bottles are returned. The Smart glrla choose Humming Bird chiffon hose for I New Country Club Orange Dry. Piques and Crepes — sports wear as it is good looking yet inexpensively priced. Fashioned of pure sUk from tip-to-toe with the smart French heels. AU the new skin shades. Also Smart Prints. Pull-On Hale’s Hosiery Dept.—Main Floor, right IXt WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc FABRIC Vanity Fair Funeral Directors GLOVES ESTABLISHED 55 YEARS Are Smart and Heigh-Ho Underwear I CHAPEL AT 11 OAK ST...... Frocks suitable for both ac yr,' tive and spectator sports Practical for Sports Robert K. Anderson Phones: OflSce 5171 wear. All feature the 1930 A New Bemberg Fabric for R^idence7494 Funeral Director silhouette with its fitted Active and Spectator . waistlines, flared or pleated Skirts, sleeveless styles or Sports Wear ' short sleeves. Featured in mm , plain shantungs, silk piques, These Duplex slip-on fabric gloves These cool, abfprbent un^es are especially adapt able for sports wear. They are fashioned of a new ^.and silk crepes; idsci neat ai’e worn for both active and spec Bemberg fabric— Heigh-Ho. Choice of Vests, prints in heavy crepes, Sizes tator sports wear. In the classic bloomers and yoke-front panties in peach only. pull-on style with picoted ends and Choose several sets for summer i^ r ts wear. ASPARAGUS for slim girls and women not stitched backs. White, eggshell We wish to can yonr attention to the fact tliat np deliveries so slim—:14 to 42.’ choice gnd beige. Gloves that will laun (rill 1^ nmde after 6 p, m« of colorings and styled a# . . ^ der eiSily and well. Bloomers $1.75 Panties $1.50; - Vests $1.25 I.OUIS L. GRANT tlale's. Wash D r ^ Buede Pull-Ons $2.25 PRAlSTrABMS Hde’« R»y®® Underw#»r Uept..—Main floor, rijjHt Haln Floor, right Bncklandj Conn. ^ Phone 637(1 ii
Byrd Is Welcomed at the Canal Zone He Tells Senators
