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PRICE THREE CENTS (flM iH Ir* Adr«rtlriiig MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1934. RN PAGES) VOL. LUL, NO. 124 Tangled Wreck All That Is Left Of Airmail Death Ship SENATORS PLAN FARLEY BELITTLED THINK HGHT LOST MARKET PROBE ON HUGE AIRPUNE (W PROPAGANDA QUIZ ON AIR MAIL, Fhre Passensert and Crew CONVICTIONS UPSET To Aik K i o i W u BROWN TESTIFIES ‘ of Hiree in Machine BY COURT DEQSION Spent on Pubfidty in Last FIFTH ARMY FUER Postmaster - General Haled Orerdoe — BeHere It Fire Years— Whitney to KH IED THIS WERE Before Senate Committee Crashed in Mountains. Rules That Method of Pick­ Be Questioned. Today to Explain Slitting ing Grand Juries in Cook Rock Springs, Wyo., Feb. 24.— Washington, Feb. 24.— (AP) — A Two Others Rescued When Remarks Attributed to (AP)—Fear for the lives of eight County, HL, Dlegal. raging controversy over “propa­ persons grew today as a wide search ganda” charges delayed today the Plane’s Motor Fails and It Him by Predecessor Con­ was organized for a United Air windup of the Senate’s two year in­ Lines transport plane lost In a rag­ vestigation of the Stock Market. CMcago, Feb. 24.—(AP)—Con­ KlSiard Whitney, heEwi of New Drops in Ocean. cerning Mail Probe and ing mountain blizzard and fog. victions In virtually every Impor­ York’s “Big Board" Issued lEwt The plane, carrying five passen­ tant criminal case in Cook county night a sharp denial that the ex­ Probers — Farley Denies gers *tnd a crew of three from Sait during the last two years were change is flooding the country with New York, Feb. 24.—(AP)— A Lake City toward Cheyenne, Wyo., “propaganda” against the Fletcher- threatened and some 700 pending delay of ten minutes in the arriVEd failed to reach there on schedule Raybum bill for government control criminal indictments were placed in Disclaiming Sympathy late yesterday. Officials said it must of ^ exchange. of rescuers meant death in the icy .eopardy by a State Supreme Court have come down last night, prob­ A tangled heap of wreckage, tom silk, shattered wood, and twisted metal. Is all that remains of :he In reply. Senate investigators water of the Atlantic ocean for niling that Cook county’s metuod of pointed to fresh testimony that the ably somewhere near here. plane in which Lieut Durward Lowry, army airmail flier, crashed t- his death in a wood near Desh- Lieut. George F. McDermott, 24, of With Air Contract Inyes- selecting Grand Juries Is illegal. ler, O., first victim of the new era in mail carrying. The plane is showa here, with a curious New York Exchange spent $1,000,- This belief himg on the report of The court decision, handed down in less than five years for pub­ Pittsburgh, fifth Army flier killed in a Japanese section foreman who throng gathered around it, during investigation of the accident. Lowry was thrown clear when irts 000 on a comparatively obscure robbery craft hit the trees and the wheels were hurled 50 feet. The plane was a one-seater Curtis 0-39 bi­ licity purposes. air mail service. 'Two companions tigation. said the plane, frantically calling case, will be used as a lever in ap plane. Not to Adjourn were saved. for directions, passed over his shack effort to nullify the conviction for 'The Senate committee had in­ at Emery, Utah at 3 p. m„ yester­ kldnapmg John Factor of Roger tended to close its Inquiry — tem­ Those rescued by the Navy de­ Washington, Feb. 24.—Postmas­ Touhy and two co-defendants, De­ stroyer Bemadou and - taken to day. porarily at least — with yesterday’s ter General James A. FEurley WEm Called for Directions fense Counsel William Scott Stew­ session. But the “propaganda” fsrooklyn Naval hospital are Lleuts. WiUiam S. Pocoijk of 1715 Chicago summoned by the Black committee The foreman said he received the art annoimced. STAVISKY PROBE controversy spoiled that plan. Other principal cases involved in­ Boulevard, Detroit, and James H. investigating air-mail Emd ocesm- request for directions on his short­ WASHINGTON RESCINDS More pages will be added on Mon­ clude the indictments pending day to the five million words of Rothrock of 5424 Connecticut ave­ mall contracts to appear before the wave wireless set. against Samuel and Martin Insull, testimony when George U. Harriss, nue, Washington, D. C. They were The huge craft had departed from committee today and tell whether the Bain bank fraud cases, the Illi­ TO START MONDAY one of the exchange’s publicity com­ reported in “fEiir condition.” Salt Lake City for Cheyenne at two nois Life Insurance Company fraud SNOW REMOVAL ORDER mittee, returns to tell more of how The fliers were bound from Floyd be bE id made remarks disparaging p m., yesterday and it would have case, the sanitary district “whoop- the million for publicity wsus spent, Bennet Field for Langley Field, Va., to the Investigation and whether he been impossible for it to remain pee” case, the “TNT” racket cases, including distribution of a book on yesterday with Lieut. Rothrock at h£is taken a personal fling at Sena­ aloft more than five hours. the Wynekoop murder trial, and the France Determined to Get to short selling to members of con­ the controls of the twin-motored tor Hugo L. Black, the chadrman. Those On Plane Gail Swolley and Frank Souder kid­ n View of Unusual Situation i HUNGER MARCHERS gress. plane when engpne trouble develop­ He was asked to appear before the The passenger list: naping case. Whitney on Stand ed shortly after the takeoff. A CWA committee this morning. E. L. Walker, fljang from Los Meanwhile, the state made hsusty the Bottom of the Recent ’Then, Whitney himself will take worker saw the ship come down on ’The sudden call for his appear­ Angeles to Rock Springs. preparations to combat the effects in State Director Hopkins | the stand, facing Ferdinand Pecora, ance WEIS due to statements made BESIEGING LONDON investigator-counsel, at the formal rough water about three miles J. J. Sterling, Benton Harbor, of such a ruling. Bank Scandal. off shore and notified police. before the committee yesterday Efft- Mich., flying from Salt Lake City Moves for Rehearing Gives Permission to U se! ___ opening of hearings on the Fletcher- enJoon by former Postmaster Gen­ State’s Attorney Thom .s J. Raybum control bill. Off to Rescue eral Walter F. Brown. Mr. Brown to Chicago. The Navy destroyer, two Coast Bert McLaughlin, of Perry, Iowa, Courtney announced he would move It WEIS Chairman Fletcher of the said he had talked with Mr. Farley Senate committee who leveled direct Guard boats and a police plane went W. B. Rergland of Boone, Iowa, and for a rehearing and ask the Su­ CWA Workers. Jobless Men and Women Paris, Feb. 24.— (AP) — Two last mouth on returning two pack­ preme Court, as a matter of public Chamber of Deputies commissions charges of propagEinda at Whitney. to the rescue. The police plane ages of official correspondence M. Zinsmaster, of Des Moines, la., quickly found the plane but was flying from Los Angeles to Des policy, to reverse Itself. formed to Investigate the Stavisky which he said be had found in a box Attorney Lewis F. Jacobsen from All Parts of Country forced down and had to taxi swhore In his possession. Asked to recite Moines. Hartford, Feb. 24.— (AP) - banking scandal organized today when the controls froze. Five hours sought, a remedy in another direc­ and Immediately demanded all docu­ the conversation between himself The crew: view of the unusual character elapsed before the destroyer located and tht present 1 ostmEuster Gener­ Pilot Lloyd Anderson, Cheyenne. tion, announcing the State Assem­ ments in the case. EDITOR ADVOCATES the snowfall in the state, and the Converge on the Capital the plane. > al, Mr. Brown indicated that Eunong Co-pilot J. Danielson; Cheyenne. bly would be asked to validate all urgent situation which it created. One commission, named to go di­ present convictions and indictments rectly Into the scandal which in­ Lieut. McDermott twice lost his other things, Mr. Farley had made Stewardess Mary Carter, Chey­ Civil Works Administrator HEury L. grip on the ice-covered wing of the a “personal remark” which he The Supreme Court’s ruling was Hopkins has finally given special vestigators charge involves high enne, formerly of Omaha and Chica­ CRUSADING PRESS wrecked plane and slipped over­ would not repeat. go and originally from somewhere in the case of Jack Lleber, convict­ permission to \ise CWA labor on By BURDETTE T. JOHNS. overnment officials. Is headed by board. The first time he manEiged to Would Not Give Words in the Carolinas. ed of robbery. snow removal in tbe state until eputy Henry Guemut. ’The Supreme Court held that the Monday nig^t, according ..U..wo£d London, Feb. 24.—(AP) — An g9>ne other group, with thp rssu t grab a wireless antenna and pull UaiAr dfjpEmda from , Senator The ship, a huge Boeing low-wing' himself aboard. The second time a Black and Senator Pat McCarran, ed monoplane, was under routine in­ Grand Jury must be composed of received by Miss Eleaflor-Ti. Little, army of special police was ready Paris riots as the subject of Its probe, is under the chairmanship of Says Journalism Should Go wave struck him and carried him Democrat, of Nevada, to tell what structions to report by wireless 20 the first 23 men whose names are state administrator, shortly before for any emergency today as unem­ drawn from the jury list. The prac­ noon today. Deputy Laurent Bonnevay, former away. Ten minutes later a seEU'ch' Mr. Farley had SEdd, Mr. Brown minutes after leaving port. The re­ ployed marchers from all parts ot said he would not without permis­ tice in Cook county has been for Mr. Hopkins in issuing the order, the' country moved In for week-end minister of justice. light of the destroyer picked up the port never was made, Boeing offi­ the jury commissioners to draw 'There are 44 members In each Beyond Mere New State­ plane Emd tbe two remaining pilots sion of Mr. Farley. Hb stood his cials said at Cheyenne. emphasized its emergency nature, demonstrations. from 60 to 100 names from the list, and stated that the exception was commission. were tEiken aboard. ground, under repeated questions, ’The government fired a double- The mystery of the killing of Emd Senator Black finEilly said: submitting these V the chief justice made only In view of the peculiar barreled charge at the mELnifestanGangster to Be Sentenced to creating the depression travesty, man of the committee. guard against disorders at Hyde of governmental implication in tbe ejtp not be traced either to a lack Farley Issues Denial * signed to meet and dominate Ger Park alone. Ten thousand special scandal figured large in disturb­ Reported This. M orning- man competition, it wae learned o- of Present Cabinet aw of distribution of the news on which Mr. Farley, In Em Interview at Death on Tuesday for officers have been detailed to duty. ances leiunng up to tbe bitter riots sound putdlc opinion is based, or to Durham. N. C., today, denied that Leaders estimate fifty thousand in which more than a score of per­ ^ e new lervice will be estab­ the chanmter of tbe general press. he had spoken disparagingly of Sen­ persons will flock to the park tr. sons died. It does not degrade us or keep us Sick Two Weeks. ator Black or disclaimed sympathy lished through shortening the Tben Issnes Pardons. Shying a Detective. Both commiesions expect to get participate. in darkness. with the investigation. In his con­ steamer served gap and by dropping The marchers are protesting down to work in earnest on Monday. mail by parachutes to boats. **A journalistic element with vital versation with Mr Brown. Eigainst the condition of the unem­ bearing on our questions is editorial Hartford, Fab. 24 — (AP) —No Eventually, an aO-alr service Brussels, Feb. 24.— (AP) — The Schoharie, N. Y., Feb, 24.— (AP) TREASURY BALANGB ployed generally and against what leadership—crusaitog— the journal­ change was reported this morning expected through the use of France’ new King of the Belgians, Leo­ —Leonard Scamici remsdned In Us they regard as unfavorable provi­ Washington, Feb. 24.—(AP)— In the condition of Most Rev. Dr. big, new planes. pold m , turned quickly to affairs cell here today awsdting Tuesday, ism wtalcb goes beyond mere news sions in an unemployment bill now 'The position of the Treasury Febru­ statement or judicial interpretative John J. Nllan, bishop of the Dloceje 'Ilie iiee of such planes is re­ of state today after his enthrone­ when Supreme Court Justice John ary 21 was: Receipts, $96,124,808,71' before PEurliament. comment, ticking sides In tbe busi­ of Hartford, who is in St. Francis COLD WAVE ADDS quired in the French contract with ment yesterday. T. Loughran will pronotmce a man­ expenditures, $79,268,999.90; bal­ Fog which spread over the city ness of the people in determining the hospital with arthritis. Hospital Argentina, but the all-air clause to He confirmed the tenure of the datory sentence of death for his ccm- ance, $6,010,087,592.59; customs re­ authorities said his condition was blanketed tbe morning’s activities choice of parties, measures and the contract, effective March 1, present Cabinet, tben, as his first viction on a charge of first dqgrse of the marchers in the suburban c e ip t for the month, $17,713,069.84. serious, but not critical. TO ROAD TROUBLE to be extended until technical prob­ official act, signed a bill extending murder. ^ceipts for tbe fiscal year (since leaders. TEiken ill two weeks ago. Bishop areas where 1,500 or more of whoso Is Not Old Stoll. lems are solved. amnesty to a large number of mill' Tbe New York gMfxter WM July 1) $4,666,647,382.08; expendi­ NilEm WEm transferred from the rec­ wbo bad reached London in ten con' "In the modem day a popular Number three of France’s trio of tary convicts in certain categories. foimd guilty of tbe murder of De­ tures $4,119,548,088.81 (Including tory of St, Joseph’s Cathedral to the tingents from various sections cl city room and publishing office coo- giant trane-continental planes, the An officisd paper instructed the tective James A. Stevens I7 o juc^ Brita^ were quartered overnight. $2,325,873,668.93 of emergency ex­ hospital on Thursday, Arthritis set four-motored seaplane Santos D*J' courts and executive authorities to of farmers who deUberatM two celt Is that crusading Is old stuff, In the right shoulder Emd left knee, Slippery Highways in New Their del^ates and those from penditures) ; excess of receipts well-night extinct and jolly-well dis­ mont, la undergoing testa. It it cUI issue all sentences and decrees in hours yesterday. ’The first Udlot $537,099,293.22; gold assets, $7,202,- being a recurrance of trouble which metal and is designed to carry sev carded. The popular formula is the name of King Leopold m . showed nine to three and t| ie eec- (Oontiaaed 00 Page Two) 595,246.29. he hEul about 20 years. eral tons of mall and 20 passen The newly-raised monarch and ond was unanimous for coaoiettaB. that the news must be properly con­ Fear Pneumonia England Hamper Motor­ gars. bis. Queen Astrld faced together to­ It was the second trifil .^ i tbe fined to news columns, editorials to X-ray pictures taken Friday af­ May Bepalr Motors day the historic responsibilities swarthy bandit, who wee liilaitCified editorial pages, opinion features be ternoon ains.” and «^«ki» that it be written about scholraship, personEd fitness and blockEuled in m any sections. Tbe “In the left arm,” added CoogEm. plex often turn out to be very sim­ wenem section of Massachusetts The general, in the course, of his This fact may aid Leopold. Flem­ politan police had arrested Scamici as news his newspaper becomes promise, at a special assembly In “In tbe left arm Euid Edso the left ple.” reported high winds piling up al­ discussion, declared that he telieved ish Separatists, although they now and his companions on suspicion L

EXPECT DECISION SOON eW A TO PAY COST Manchester Men On Long Sea Trip STANLEY MANKUS A. & N . CLUB IS HOST COLD SNAP-HALTS ON ELECTION CONTESTS OF SNOW REMOVAL GETS 3 MONTHS TO LADIES TONIGHT LOCAL CWA WORK Club Members to Bring Women Folks to Turkey Supper and 367.16; Middlesex, $956,330.68; New Haven. $8,624,785.89; New London, Order Revoked Today as Hilliard Street Mao Who Entertainment. PayroD of $5,445 to Be Dis- Predict They W31 Be in $2,213,957.26; Tolland, $533,343.99, imd Windham, $1,006,540.46. Protests on Stand Reach The annual Ladies Night supper Favor of RepnbGcans Representatives Maloney and Threv BoOing Water Over and entertainment of the Army and tribnted Next Wedneedly Kopplemsmn were the only Connec­ Navy club will bs held in the Army ticut members who signed the peti­ Washington. Sod, Sentenced. and N a/y club this evening at 6:80. Now Holding Seats -— Ex­ tion to bring Patman’s bill to the Members who have reservations at Town Garage. floor in March. may bring their wife, sweetheart, Word arrived from Washington mother or sister to the> annual pected on Monday. Stanley Mankui, Sr., of 78 Hil­ event. All CWA jobs in town la ___ at 11:30 o’clock this morning that MRS. MASSIE STRICKEN liard itreet, waa today aentenced to Following the turkey supper to be this morning were called off due te yesterday’s telegram rescinding a three montha in jail for aaaault on served by Chef Dave Mc^llum at the cold weather. The weekly pay­ W4Bhinfton, Feb. 24.— (AP) —Re­ previous order permitting CWA hla wife and aon on January 1, In 6:30, a fine program of entertain­ roll of $5,446.85 will be distributed CELEBRATING DIVORCE workers to engage in snow remov.^ ports on both Connecticut election the firat aeaaion of tha Town Court ment will be given. Several door next Wednesday to 407 workers of dutv had been revoked and that the priiea will be given to the lucky record last we^. contests are expected to be made held thla week. In aentencing Man­ first order would be allowed to members and tnelr guests. On Monday morning, weather by the committees to the House Victim of Honolulu Assault stand. kui thia morning Judge Raymond early next week. permitting work on all local CWA Case Under Doctor’g Care — This means that the government A. Johnaon aald that he would en­ Members of the Connecticut Con- Jobe will De resumed, Hayden L. will foot the bill for clearing the —Ella Barnett Photo. tertain a motion for hia releaae at irresslonal delegation expect both Not Seriously 111. Hera are George E. Keith, left, and Thomas Fergnaeon as they em­ Griswold, lupervielim engineer reports to be favorable to the Re­ streets of Manchester and other the end of a 30-day period. eUted thia morning. Connecticut cities and towna, as far barked on the Panama-Pacific liner "California’’ for a trip via the Attorney William S. Hvde filed FIVE DIE, 10 HURT publican member now holding the Reno, Nev. Feb. 34.—(API- Panama Canal to California. They will be gone five weeks. Painting of ths Interior of the Mu­ seat. Stricken ill while attending a din­ as the cost of using CWA work­ an appeal and a oaah bond In the nicipal building will be started this The House, some members said, ner party with three friends at a ers is concerned. The local cost aum of $300 waa furnlahad. noon and will continue through the would probably agree to the report Reno night club last night, Mrs. 7?as estimated by Town Treasurer Proaecutlng Attorney William J, IN BUS ACCIDENT week-end. of Election Committee Number Thalia Fortescue Massle is under a George H. Waddell, CWA certifying Shea told the court that the trouble Instructions have been given to officer in this town, to be $800. « Three on the Second District con­ physician's care in a Reno hospital SLASHES 1HR0AT atarted In the Mankua homa on those persons who, in the past few When Mr. Waddell was advised test without comment, but the dis­ today. January 1 at about 10 o’clock, and weeks, have reported at the CWA yesterday that the government OBITUARY agreement known to have occurred The physician. Dr. Vinton A. Mul­ that before Stanley Mankua, Sr., office for the checks of members ^ would not pay the $800 he at once TO K jU HIMSELF Big Vehicle Slips from High the family or other persons, that a in the Number Two committee ler, said her condition is not serious waa arreatad by Policeman Joseph determined to enter a protest This note must be submitted to the offloe, which heard the Fifth District con­ and that "she will be all right in a Prentloe he had beaten his wife, test may have an echo on the floor. will be unnecessary, however, now DEATHS Roae Mankua, over the head i a way and OTertum^ Pass­ signed by the person to whom the day or so." that the government has agreed to check is drawn. No checks will be One influential member of the Mrs. Massle, who won world wide John Armstrong of Hartford, kettle, cutting a gaah in hei .id. committee which lysard the argu­ pay the expense of CWA men as­ given out In the future unless au­ attention in 1932 when she was the Then he had ahowered hla aon, .Stan­ ments' this week in the contest signed to snow removal work. engers Mormon Worhers. thorisation as above has been given victim of an assault in Honolulu, di­ MRS.JUUAA.W00D ley, Jr., 18. with the boiling water the offloe. * against Dr. William L. Higgins, Commits Suicide in Home In the kettle. brought by William C. Fox in the vorced Lieutenant Thomas H. Mas- sie on charges of extreme mental Had Been Drinking Wlckenburg, Arts., Feb. 24.— second district, said the next day DIES OF HEART AH ACK ADVERTISEMENT that he felt confident most commit­ cruelty here yesterday. REV. T. M. CROWLEY of Stepmother Here. Attorney Shea aald that Mankua (A P )—Five persons were killed and tee members were in favor of the She got her divorce at a private had been drinking and had atarted 10 were injured when a larger pas­ Just a few doses of Firat Aid retention of Dr. Higgins. trial before District Judge Ben­ Well Known North End Real* an argument with hia wife. Stanley, senger bus carrying 35 Mormon Cold Tablets and your cold is re­ With the committee believed to be jamin F. Curler. A^ter it was grant­ John Armstrong, 39, of Hartford, the oldeat aon, then Intervened and church workers slid from a rain- lieved. Magnell Drug Co. , dent Passes Away Suddenly drenched highway and overturned in virtual unanimity, preparation of ed, she told friends, she would "cele­ DIES AT AGE OF 74 street address unknown, committed tried to have his father go back to its report is expectedicpei to take but a brate’’ by attending the dinner. — Funeral Monday. bed. While the boy waa not looking one mile east of Agulla early to­ suicide by cutting his throat at the day. short'time. Although final action home of his stepmother, Mrs. John the father picked up a kettle of may be delayed bv arguments in boiling water from the atove and Sheriff’s deputies said the dead Mrs. Julia A. Wood, widow of Armstrong, 186 Oak street, early other cases, the n m e member said Friday evening, He died at the Man­ hit him ovei the left eye. The boy’s ^ere: 'its report would probably be made STATE PLANES SCATTER Pastor of St. Mary’s, New Charles E. Wood, died yesterday af­ Mrs. Chester D. McArthur. STATE chester Memorial hospital at 6:30, head and shoulders were scali'.ed by Monday or Tuesday. ternoon at her home, 100 Woodland the boiling wa'er. He was taken to Mrs. Frank Riggs. PROGRAM The Other Contest street. She had been in her usual after being removed there In the W. A Mrs. Crawford. FEED FOR WILD FOWL London, Passes Away F. Qulsh ambulance. The body was the Manchester Memorial hospital WEEK OF FEB. 25 Members of* the committee which health until about 4 o’clock when where he remained a patient for A Mrs. Gowers, / viewed by Medical Examiner Wil­ heard the contest brought by Mar­ she was taken ill. Death occurred several weeks. A child of Mrs. Pearl Hawes. ^ SUN., MON., TUBS. tin E. Gormley, the Democratic Five Hundred Pounds of Grain After a Long Illness. within half an hour and Dr. LeVerne liam R. Tinker who rendered the Two hours after the accident, con­ Holmes, assistant medical examiner suicide verdict. Stanley Jr., waa blinded but grap­ nominee against Representative pled with his father, hitting him fusion still prevsdled to *iuch an ex­ Edward W. Goss, have not been so Dropped for Starving Ducks who was called pronounced heart Appearing in Manchester for the several times. Still the father rain­ tent that authorities were unable te outspoken. at Feeding Grounds. disease as the cause of death. first time in four yews, Armstrong ^ESKIMO' New London, Feb. 24.— (AP) — ed hard blows on the son. Finally obtain a comprehensive report of Representative Gavagan, Demo­ Mrs. Wood was bom In Long- went into the bathroom of the Oak what occurred. ABSOLUTELY AUTHBNTIOI The Rev. Timothy M. Crowley, pas­ meadow, Mass., 70 years ago, and the aon held his father down and crat, New York, chairman, said sev­ New Haven, Feb. 24.— (A P )— tor of St. Mary’s church, died this street home and slashed his throat. The only means of communica­ WED. AND THUR8. eral weeks ago, he expected a sharp Food came from the air today to was a member of a Spragfield He was found on the fioor of the choked him Into submission until morning. the arrest was made. tion with Agulla was a railway tele­ VIC disagreement within the committee. starving ducks in the New Haven Methodist church. After the death room by his brother, Victor Arm­ graph Mne, and it waa over this The comgilttee held several meet­ harbor and at Indian Neck, whose of her husband she came to Man­ strong, who called for assistance. In court this morning the boy New London, Feb. 24.— (AP) — still showeo the effects of the burn­ wire from the state dispatcher there McLAGLEN ings, it was learned, before reach­ normal feeding grounds were cut off chester with her daughter, Bessie, He leaves another brother, A. E. the news of the accident first w u EDMUND ing a decision. Since then more Rev. Timothy M. Crowley, D.D., was wife of Stephen D. Pearl, and has ing he received nearly two months by the blizzard. In bis 74tb year, having been bona Armstrong of Broad Brook and five ago. sent. than a week has elapsed while the Two planes, one piloted by Cap­ lived here for more than 30 years. sisters, Mrs. Beatrice Muir of LOWE In New Haven September 14, 1859, She was employed by the late W. L. Asks Leniency report was being prepared, al­ tain Harry Generous of the Connec­ Crystal Lake; Mrs. T. W. Campbell BADLY HURT IN FIGHT though Gavagan said it would prob­ the son of Timothy and Catherine Buckland, Depot Square merchant Attorney W. S. Hyde, coun-.jl for ticut National Guard and the other Burke Crowley. of North Granby Mrs. LeRoy Bridgeport, Feb. 24.— (A P )—Fol­ ably ne ready early next week. by George Kane of the State Aero­ and undertaker at that time, and Mnnkus, told the court that in hia He received his preliminary ed'.i- her personality and business ability Downs of Willington; Mrs. George lowing a fight in a Fairfield avenue One report among members of the nautics Department, distributed the opinion nothing could be gained by ^NO MORE Connecticut Congressional delega­ cation in the Parochial schools there was an asset to the firm In addition Duart and Miss Eva Armstrong, restaurant last night, Edward Gen- food. both of this town. imprisoning the father as it had dron, of Meriden, waa in poor con­ tion which could not be verified, was amd his acsHlemlc education &t to her being a licensed undertaker been decided that the mother and Arthur L. Clark, state superin­ Charles College at Elliott City, Md. Funeral arrangements are incom­ dition in Bridgeport hospital today WOMENS that the committee mustered a two- and embalmer. After working for children were to live apart from him tendent of fisheries and game was He* was ordained at St. Bonaveu- plete, pending the arrival of rela­ under treatment for a possible frac­ And vote majority, one of whom was the Mr. Buckland for many years, she in the future. Attorney Hyde said aboard Kane’s plane. tures college in Buffalo on June 1, tives. ture of the skull and James Pepe, MAY ROBSON chairman, in favor of the retention became interested in real estate that Mankua was employed by the The ships left for New Haven 1884, and would have celebrated his transactions in which she was con­ 28, of 709 East Main street, trsdner of Goss. If a militant majority of Orford Soap company and earned from Brainard Field in Hartford golden anniversary next June. sidered most successful. Her only of boxers, was taken to city court the committee is determined to seek $18 a week. Arrangements could be his overthrow, U might bring in a and were loaded with 500 pounds of After serving as a curate at Nor­ fraternal affiliation was with Sunset EDITOR ADVOCATES on a charge of breach of the peace, grain and grit. The food was placed walk, East Hartford, Thompsonville Rebekah Lodge of this town. made, he said, to have Mankua pay ^You Can't minority report demanding the seat­ $9 a week toward the support of his accused of hitting him. Pepe is held ing of Gormley. However, if a fight in lots of twenty pounds in paper and Bridgeport, he went to Water- Mrs. Wood leaves besides her in bond of $2,000. bags so it would spread when the bury about 1898 to become pastor daughter and two grandchildren, CRUSADING PRESS wife and several children. on the floor follows, Goss’s smjport- Donald Miller, 45, of Bolton, was Buy ers look to his outstanding ptrsonal bags struck the ice. of St. Thomas church and while three sisters, Fred Mansqr of given a suspended jail sentence of popularity among his colleagues to Clark estimated that between 10,- there completed the erection of th-J Springfield; Mrs. George Mortra of work in his favor. 000 and 25,000 birds would be aided church and built a rectory, convent Greenfield, Mass., Mrs. David Bid- (Continued from I^sge One) 15 days for intoxication thla morn­ Everything' ing by Judge Johnson. Miller, a by the aerial mission. and parochial school. well of Glastonbury, and a brother FRl. AND SAT. Lawrence Converse of this town. Nation on the track at the most poultryman, was found in a snow­ VICTORY HALL Attorney General Warren B. Bur­ He became pastor of St. Mary s parish in this city on July 22, 1910, The funeral will be held Monday perilous point in its history. ' We drift by Sergeant John McGlinn at Golway Street Manchester JOAN BLONDELI. rows and Deputy Attorney General newspapermen ought to be more COLD WAVE ADDS and soon completed the construction afternoon at 2 o’clock at Watkins the corner of East Center eind Park­ SUNDAY, FEB. 25. 6:80 P. M. Ernest L. Averill of Connecticut at­ brothers, 11 Oak street. Rev. F. C. conscious of this fact and call It by er streets at 11 o’clock last night. Featuring PAT O’BRIEN tended the second day’s arguments of the church tower, installed e Allen of the Second Congregational its right name, which is crusading Miller told Judqe Johnson that he in the Higgins contest. cross on the top of it,.replaced the journalism. Mary Brown Leo Carrillo TO ROAD TROUBLE wooden altars ^ t h marble and en­ church will officiate and the body won several drinks of beer on a AveriU said they had come to will be placed in the vault at the “The point about this is that “I’VE GOT YOUR tirely redecorated and renewed the marble machine in two local Washington to look into legal ques­ Buckland cemetery. there is a line beyond which news­ taverns. “MOONLIGHT AND tions regarding the Connecticut Milk (Continued from Pmge One) interior of the church. papers can not and should not go. NUMBER” He is survived by four nieces, two Control Board and regarding bank­ Mrs. Elizabeth P. dills Crusading which exposes concealed PRETZELS” And ing laws. Connecticut banks he milk to normal markets and prod­ of whom followed him in a religlo a truth which belongs to the people A Good Musical Comedy. career; and one nephew. They are Mrs. Elizabeth P. Hills, widow of .A.DVERTISEMENT KEN MAYNARD said, were opposed to the bank de­ ucts were either dumped by the Julius Hills, died at 7 o’clock last for their safety and advancement Also Serial, Cartoon and posit principle, even under the pro­ roadside or fed tr livestock. Sister Mary Vincent, O. P., of Pitts­ is one thing: crusading which as­ burgh; Sister Mary dementia, O. P evening at the home of her daugh­ Quickest way to break up a cold Latest News Reel. posed extension of the temporary Rain, snow and cold assailed ter, Mrs. W E. Hibbard of 300 sumes that the newspaper must is with First Aid Cold Tablets. Sold “TRAIL DRIVE” plan which provides for protection Maine with two feet of snow falling of East Pittsburgh; Mrs. Paul North carry its power into government is Admission: 15c and 25c. and Mrs. John O’Brien, both «. North Main street. Mrs. Hills had only at Magnell Drug Co. only of deposits under $2,500. in Caribou and 19 inches at Houl- been in falling health for the great­ something else again. The line is ton. North Haven, and John Crowley, s perfectly clear to those who want to The Supreme Court is not ex­ er pan of the past year sind death Trains in Aroostook county were member of the New Haven police see it. pected to rule on the constitutional­ was due to her advancing years. She ity of the New York State Milk four to five hours late, telephone department. “Our business is to inform, and and telegraph circuits were out of was bora'in Hebron 88 years ago, when reformation comes through in­ Control Board, in a test case In the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. which Averill intervened last fall commission and motor traffic was formation our success is complete. Stephe Mitchell. In her young because of the similarity of the suspended entirely in many com­ The newspaper is not government, Connecticut law, until early in munities. SHRINERS’ ORCHESTRA womanhood she devoted much of her can not be because it possesses no March.. Portland streets, clogged with time to nursing, and after her mar­ power or right to govern.” slush during the night and frozen riage lived for many years with her Pew said he had an answer to early this morning were impassable TO PLAY AT MASONS’ BALL husband and family in Gilead. the cause of the depression. “In a Figures introduced in the Con- She was an active member of the word” he said, “it is that the gre^ional Record by Representative in many places today. Main roads through the Berkshire Ladles Aid society in that place, of spiritual poverty of American so­ Patman, (D., Texas), proponent of Hartford Orgfanization of Hebron Grange and East Central ciety, in the modern day, has far ex­ the immediate cash payment of the hills of western Massachusetts were swept by a fifty mile wind and Twelve Pieces Engaged for Pomona Grange. Mrs. Hills had a ceeded material want.” He said Adjusted Service compensation cer­ newspapers for 20 years had pub­ tificates, or "soldiers bonus” show crews of men • orked through the Big Event at Armory Apr. 2. cottage at the Willlmantlc camp­ night to keep at least one lane grounds and for years spent her lished a forecast that the machine Connecticut residents hold certifi­ age if uncontrolled “would tear the cates with a total cash value of passages open. The Shrine orchestra of Hartford summers there, attending to her household duties until the past sea­ world to pieces.” He said the people $29,904,464.83. has been obtained to furnish music had been warned by the press but Figures by Counties are as fol­ at the Masonic ball, to be held at son when her health became im­ paired. She spent much of her time had not heeded the warning. lows: “ HUNGER MARCHERS” the State Armory on Monday eve­ He lauded the National press for Fairfield, $7,196,524.22; Hartford, ning, April 2, it was announced to­ since her husband’s death with her daughter here and was very well its part in reporting recovery ef­ $7,836,615.17; Libehfield, $1,536,- day by Roy Norris, chairman of the forts. BESIEGING LONDON music committee. The Shrine or­ known and liked by north end peo­ chestra consists of twelve pieces and ple. Mrs. Hills leaves two other daugh­ (Continued from Page One) the committee feels sure it will Personal Notices meet with much popularity. ters and a son, all of whoip are resi­ London and nearby areas to the na­ Charles Bunzel is genei^ chair­ dents of Gilead. They are Mrs. A. H. Post, Mrs. E. E. Foote and Cla - tional “Himger Marchers’ Congress" man of the committee in charge of ton A. Hills. There are 10 grand­ CARD OF THANKS at Bermondsey quietly filtered ' lu the ball, one of the outstanding so­ small parties from their respective cial events of the season in Man­ children and 16 great-grandchil­ We desire to thank The Sons of chester. It is reported that tickets dren; a sister-in-law, Mrs. Mary sections into this southeast London Hermann, and friends, for flowers and will be placed on sale In the near fu­ Mitchell of Hebron, and a niece, assistance rendered, and to the Town section where a capacious town hall ture and that the ball committee an­ Mrs. Etta Lewis of Norwich. Dept, for clearing away the snow is the scene of their gatherings. ticipates a most successful affair. The funeral oi Mrs. Hdls will for the funeral of Carl F, Schulz, One of the divisions attracting Mr. and Mrs. Walter B. Kohls. Last year well over 500 persons at­ take place Monday at 1:30 at the most attention among those await­ tended the Masonic Ball. residence of Mrs. E. E. Foote in We wish to extend to all our friends ing tomorrow’s big demonstration is and neighbors our heartfelt thanks Gilead. Burial will be In the Gilead for the extreme kindness shown us that of 300 marchers from South cemetery. during the Illness, and at the death Wales and West England, among whom were a score c ’ women whose of our beloved husband and father, NEW KING TURNS David Wilson \Ve would especially thank L. O. L. heads were strikingly capped with Xo. 117; British War Veterans, Brit­ red berets. The funeral of David Wilson will ish American Club, Daughters of TO STATE AFFAIRS be held this afternoon at 2 o’clock Liberty, Mons-Tprss Poet, American at the W. P. Qulsh Funeral Home, Legion, and the personnel of Man­ ADVER'nSEMENT chester Memorial hospital. We would 225 Main street. Rev. Marvin S. also thank all friends who contribut­ Quickest way to break up a cold (Co Drill aed from Page One) Stocking'of the North Methodist ed flowers and kindly loaned cars. is with First Aid Cold Tablets. Sold church will conduct the service. Mrs, Rachel Barr and Family. only at Magnell Drug Co, St. Gudule cathedral where funeral The bearers will be William and services were held Thursday for David Stiles, Newton Taggart, Her­ AJbett. bert, Arthur and Raymond Hanson, The coronatioo of King Leopold all of this town. The body will be and Queen Astrid is expected to t/S placed in the receiving vault in the held in six months at the end of the Blast cemetery. iriod of court mourning for the Cte monarch. Mrs. Sarah A. Clark. The funeral of Mrs, Sarah A. (XORCJE’S TAVERN Clark, who died early Thursday Corner Oak and Cottage Streets morning, will be held at the home of ABOUT TOWN her daughter, Mrs. Georgs Royce of Hills street, this afternoon at 8:80. Hot coffee was served by the Rev. Watson Woodruff of tbs Cen> Entertainment Tonight American Legion this mdrning tc ter Congregational church will offl* CWA workers on Avery street and date. The bearers will be fix We Are Agents On Oak Street for The Famous HiUstown road. The coffee was randsons of Mrs, Clark, as follows: made by David McCollum at the Sserge Hunt, Jr„ and Alvin Hunt, Army and Navy club. William Clark and Warren Royce, all of this town; David Hall of While traveling eondltione remain Astoria, L. I., and Lester McZlvane NARRAGANSETT BEER difficult the well obildren's confer' of Hartsdale, N, T, The will EBLING'S CREAM ALE eaces at the y , M. C, A, and the be placed in the vault at the Buck* Last Tiros# TonlgM building opposite Cheney ball will be land cemetery. BOCK BEER AND dlcontinued until further notice. ^Hip0-Hips Hooray^ Special After School Matinee Monday PAB6T BLUE RIBBON BEER ON DRAUGHT Members of the joint baaouet It Is estimated that sleeping-car OnlyAt8:4IL committee of Anderson'Sbealea P Posti porters, 7000 of whom are employed Crosby Case^ and Auxiliary will meet at the Ar< in the United States, rscelvs about mofp Monday night TiSO o’clock. $7/)00fi00 In Ups during the year. I f MANCHESTER EVENTNO HERALD, MANCHEHTBR. OONN^ P A 6 E H

.SUNDAY SCHOOL UCSSOM. Coon., at the Windsor Methodist ed with 216,058 on the same date Reports from the (Afferent commit­ cbuirch. Chester Shields will assist last year. ’The February 1st enroll­ tees were beard and much Import­ with trumpet solos, and Woodrow ment was 58A5 per cent of tbe 1984 ant business discussed. Following PHONE ACCIDENTS Saccoccio on the saxaphone. The Ten^Shan membership goal of i^proximately the meeting, card-playing was en­ 7 H £ TWELVE SENT FORTH orchestra meets at the church at six 410,000. The local unit now has bet­ joyed till a late hour. Prizes were o’clock for the trip. ter than 'r4 per cent of its quota for given the winners and refreshments DECREASE Notes Buddies 1984, and we hoi>e to join the ranks served and a good time enjoyed by Teort: M»tt 9;86-ll:l. < Monday at 7—Boy Scouts. oT re-upped units In the very near aU. / Wednesday at 2 — Women’s future. The Auxilisuy will hold another Xhe latemattonal Uniform Son- League. The BnOetiB Board ’The meeting of the Hartford day School Lmood for Feb. 25. Wednesday at 7:30— Orchestra of their populax esmd parties at the of County Association will be held at home of Mrs. S. J. Haugb on Proc­ SENDING FORTH LABORERS Bx-Servlee Organixatio the Legion Home in West Hartford, tor Road on Friday evening, Msmeh By WM. E. OnAOY, DJ). 'Thursday at 7:45 at the Y. M. C. Sunday, February 25. Less Than One to Eidi Editor of Tbe CongrefaMonblist By GEOBOB HENBY DOLE A.—Lenten devotional meeting. 2nd at 8 p. m. A good time is Topic: “The Music of Obedience.” Mrs. Mary Brosnan, District promised those attending. Leader: Rev. F. C. Allen. All are Anderson-Shea Post, V. F. W. president, is attending the Executive Owing to the bsid weather, the From those who heard the words International Sonday-School Lesson would it be ours to give up credit. Meeting Board meeting and Americanism 100 Employees. of Jesus as He went about teach­ Text, Feb. 25. Man must build himself from the heartily Invited. Sewing Circle did not meet last foundations up. The Lord provides Friday at 6:30 —Supper — the The regular meeting was held last Tea in Stamford, Saturday, Feb­ Tuesday evening. 'They will meet ing and preaching In the cities eind “The harvest is plenteons, but the building material. No-one has postponed supper which was to have 1 ’Tuesday evening. ’The next regulab ruary 24. this coming 'Tuesday at the home villages and who responded to His ttie laborers are few. Pray ye ever lived up to all the truth that been held last night. Entertainment | meeting will be held March 6th. of Mrs. S. J. Haugh. Lost time accidents among plant teaching, Jesus drew 12 into an in­ therefore tbe Lord of tbe harvest, he has. Everyone knows how to by the choir, Music committee in Annual Party British War Veterans employees of the Southern N%w that He will send forth laborers on­ charge. Several locationslocatl are under con ’The members of the Auxiliary ex­ ner drcle of disdpleshlp. Later He make himself better, and has at Comrade Joe Barr of the Mons- tend their heartfelt sympathy to England Telephone Company have to His harvest. Matt. 9:S7,S8. hand imused supplies. sideration for the Joint annual party appointed others and sent them of tbe Post smd Auxiliary. Mem­ Ypres Post, who died last Sunday at Mrs. Rachel Barr whose husband decreased to less than one or 0.84 forth, two by two, proclaiming the In bringing forth the harvest, the EMANUEL LUTHERAN bers of these two organizations the Memorial hospital, was laid to pEissed away at the Memorial hospi­ per year for each 100 employees as message of repentance and the I In saying that the harvest is Lord sdways uses agencies. That Knut E. Erickson, Pastor. should make suggestions to the com­ rest with full military honors in the tal last Sunday smd who was laid compared with 4.29 for the same plenteous, the Lord assures us that the harvest may be great. He de­ East cemetery Wednesday after­ kingdom of God. sires many agents, hence He asks mittees if you have any ideas of to rest last Wednesday. We pray number of men ten years ago, re­ But throughout His brief min­ He at all times provides the good Junior Mission Band at 2:30 this menus or entertainment. This is noon. A large d<-legatlon from the that God will bless and comfort her, flecting the influence of safety prac­ things of His kingdom in overflow­ us to pray that the Lord of the afternoon. Post was present in charge of Com­ istry, until His death and resur­ harvest may send laborers. The your party and the committee is and her two sons in their hour of tices, improved supervision, train­ rection, it is with the experiences ing abundance. “There is no want Sunday school and Bible classes trying to hold the party in a con­ mander Albert Lindsay. Joe, who trouble and sad bereavement. ing in first aid and the prompt to them that fear Him.” effective way to send laborers into at 9:30. of these 12 that we are concerned the harvest is first to consecrate venient location and keep the tariff was loved and r^pected by every Mrs. Albert Lindsay and Mrs. treatment of accident cases no mat­ chiefly. We have no detailed pic­ But painful is the fact,’ the labor­ Swedish service at 10:45. Ser­ reasonable. member of the Post, will be sadly ers are few. The Lord by command ourselves to His work. mon theme, “A Great Faith.” The John Croskey, both members of the ter how minor. For minor accident ture o* the means by which Jesus Laborers in the harvest are those Greet! ifgs missed. Mons-Ypres regrets his cases first aid supplies axe available can no more make the world good Emanuel Choir will sing. Chairman Holzheimer wishes to passing and extends its heartfelt Auxiliary, have been confined to taught and trained them, but we than we can reform character by who diligently study the Word for The Beethoven Chorus will sing their homes this past week with to every plant man on the job. have repeated indications that the the purpose of rectifying the life, thank all Post members wllo turned sympathy to his wife and two boys All plant employees are trained passing laws. Nothing enters into at the 7 o’clock service. The ser­ out last Sunday and assisted at the and to all others who are left to very severe colds. human material was not molded character unless we open the door. and by means of truth stand firmly mon theme will be “The Fulfillment The Auxiliary will be grieved to m life saving fundamentals and altogether easily, and that even If your dearest friend stood at the against wrong coming into the rink and skating lodge at Center mourn their sad loss, and pray that resusltation by the prone pressure of Prophecy in the Betrayal.” Springs Pond. God will bless and comfort them know that Mrs. Norman Jones was the greatest of teachers was not door of your house and knocked, mind, who labors faithfully in the Our third “Quiet Hour” will be ob­ moved to the Memorial hospital last method smd about 900, trained M able always to make the truth would you not open the door ? It hour of trial and temptation. Who Won the War? through their sad bereavement. Red Cross first aid methods, hold In particular, affections for good served next Wednesday evening “I, the liberty bond, won the war Wednesday for observation and clear and effective in the mind is the truth, that the Lord stands from 7:15 to 8 o’clock. In the ao- —if EUiyone or smything won it. Mons-Ypres extends its thanks to medical care. certificates. These men not only and heart of his pupils. knocking at the door of your heart, and truth are the laborers. Send the firing squad who so ably assist­ render first aid to fellow employees forth affections for spiritual things. sence of the pastor, Herman John­ Millions were subscribed in drive Mrs. Victor Duke and Mrs. Concerning some of the 12 apos­ that He may come in and bring son will lead the service. after drive—millions were subscrib­ ed us at the funiraJ of Comrade Joe when necessary but also frequently tles we have very little knowl­ with Him all that is to be desired. These will make our harvest abund­ Barr. They carried out their work A uthur McGowan acted sis hostesses ant. Affections for truth and good The Einnual meeting of the Ha.'t- ed, not to win the war. Winning to the skaters at Center Springs lend their assistance to the public. edge, but others, particularly Peter, No friend can compare to God, the ford District, which was to have the war was secondary. Owning me in true military style. The squad They have saved and revived many John, James, Thomas and Judas, Father in heaven. The door is open­ are from the Lord’s life in us. They consisted of Commander Everett Pond last Sunday. They also serv­ are the only true life. Every one’s been held la^t week, will be held lO was the dominant Interest. I was ed at the banquet in the Army smd drowning persons as well as treated stand forth in the New Testament ed by accepting, willing, and doing Bridgeport next Wednesday. The highly desirable, for several rea- Kenned/, Comrades Donze and victims of automobile accidents. narrative in a distinctive way. They as He teaches. If the Lord gave life is from his affections. Science Bradley of the local Legion Post Navy club which was given the had added years to man’s life, but annual meeting of the district Wo-1 sons: skaters at the conclusion of the For routine treatment of minor must have been men of unusual a virtue without it passing through men’s Missionary society will be First, I was the thing the tax- and Comrades Milligan, Hamilton, accidents, plant men working alone character to have been dra^^ to our wills, it would be entirely for­ of far gfreater worth it is to add evader had long awaited. I saved Taggart and S. Taggart of the carnival. eign to our nature. In no sense life to his years. held at the same time and place. on the job are provided with pocket- Jesus as they were. * Pastor and Mrs. Knut Erickson, him the necessity of lie and subter­ Mons-Ypres Post. Commander Lind­ size first aid kits. Tliese contain Carl Noren, Mrs. S. 2. Franzen and fuge. My possessor might enjoy say and Chaplain Cecil Kittle were Mary Bushnell Cheney Auxiliary only the most needed materials Men who were self-satisfied and Mrs. Adolph Benson will attend from the fat of the land. The strong arm in charge of the military service, U. S. W. V. of the government protected his^ in­ such as iodine swabs for sterilizing conventionally minded would have Manchester. We would especially thsmk Com­ The regular meeting of Mary minor wounds, bandages, carbolated been repelled rather than won by The Luther League will meet on vestment and even paid for 'the mander Kennedy and Comrade Bushnell Cheney auxiliary was held a teacher who uttered such new privilege of protecting him in the petrolatum for bums, and ammonia Friday evening at 8 o’clock. Frank Braj for their kind efforts In at the smmory Wednesday evening, izhalEmts for use in case of asphyx­ and strange trath. But the times The Women’s Missionary society form of interest on his bond. preparing the firing squad, making Feb. 21, with president Mrs. Rose were rife with the hope of an earth­ I make war profitable; I trans­ Converse presiding. Following the iation, electric shock or drowning. will meet on Friday afternoon at it possible for them to be present. Larger kits for light construction ly kingdom, and there Is much in 2:30. The Mission Studies which form blood to gold. My possessors Mons-Ypres would thank our regular meeting a fine program of the New Testament record to indi­ cheer while others fight. I am a entertainment was given by the end maintenance crews are carried have been started have proved very monument to the hat-waver. Pen­ many American comrades whr join­ in each truck. 'They contain addi­ cate that these men followed Jesus interesting. These studies will be ed with us in paying respects to members. because they believed they were go­ CHURCHES■ ■ I ' sions may come and pensions may The program was opened by Miss tional compresses and bandaiges, our departed comrade, Joe Barr at SOUTH ME’THODIST EPISCOPAL -Class will meet this evening (Satur- continued at this meeting. Mem go, but I go on forever.” Josie Keating who gave a patriotic petroleum Jelly for bums and other ing to share in a great kingdom day) at 7 o’clock sharp for Just a bers and friends are cordially wel­ his home last 'Tuesday night. that He would establish on earth. Leonard C. Harris, Minister (—from Foreign Service) address on the “Birth of Abraham essential supplies. half hour, in the Social room. All come. Feeling The Lash Comrade Fred Baker Is now prac­ Even after they had witnessed tically recovered from his accident Lincoln followed by a vocsU solo by 'The largest first aiid' kit carried 9:30 a. m.—Church School with the young people who are thinking The Week Members of Congress are receiv­ Miss Ada Robinson, Mrs. Thora for heavy construction crews is the example of Jesus and listened of joining the church Easter, either Monday, 7:30—Beethoven. €ind we hope to have him with us to His teachings of unselfishness classes for all ages. ing sacks of letters—letters that no Stoehr accompsmist. An address on more completely stocked and ade­ 10:45—Morning worship with ser­ as full or preparatory members, Tuesday, 4:30—Confirmation. longer beg and plead but rather de­ very soon. "The Sinking of the Msdne” was and love, the^ still were capable should be present at this meeting. 6:00—Children’s Chorus. The Moni-Ypres bowling team, quately fitted to meet the demands of quarreling about positions of mon. Second fn the series. The Per­ mand and insist. Members of Con­ given by Mrs. Elizabeth Phelan and of the average major accident situa­ sonal Rellgrion of Jesus. Subject: Because the Choir is to sing in 7:30—G Clef. gress are frankly alarmed. This although badly crippled, came a vocal solo by Miss Evelyn Custer preferment and who should be the Wlllimantlc Sunday evening, the 6 Wednesday, 7:15—Quiet Hour. mutiny among their voters is pain through in fine form last week In amd a reading, “The Life of George tion. Where the Inside force la greatest In the kingdom. The Clash of Ideals. large enough to require its use, an 6:00 p. m. — Epworth League. o’clock Epworth League service will Thursday, '7:15—Boy Scouts. fully serious. They are beginning the ex-service men’s bowling league Washington” by Miss Carrie Sam- They were not moved with com­ be omitted. Friday, 2:30—Women’s Mission­ to realize that the White House can by tr.klng two points from the low. Miss Robinson and Mrs. emergency wadi cabinet is provided passion for the multitude as their Speaker, Frank Mullen. Subject, which contains, in addition to the The Teachings of Jesus and their The February meeting of the ary society. give them everything but votes— strong V. F W. team. We trust the Stoehr presented a piano duet. master was moved. Application to Problems of Today. Booster club will be held in the So 6:30—Junior Choir. and it takes a required number of boys to keep up the good work. Short talks were given, by Com­ commonly used materials of the It le instructive that Jesus sent 7:15—Elvenlng service. The Paujtor cial room Monday evening. 8:00—Luther League. votes to keep themselves on the The boys of tbe Army and Navy mander Lawrence Converse and portable kits, items that might be them forth to the work of preach­ continuing his series of interpreta­ The second of the series of six Saturday, 9:30—Confirmation. Congressional payroll. Club are observing “Ladles Night” president Mrs. Rose Convefse. found in the well-stocked family ing and ministering In His name tions of great religious pictures. union Lenten services will be held 6:00—Emanuel Choir. (—from Foreign Service). at the clubhouse tonight. Mons- The members of Ward Cheney medicine cabinet These include re­ even before they were Instructed Subject, Hoffman’s, Christ and the at the Y. M. C. A. ’Thursday evening Ypres send? them greetings and Camp were the guests of the auxili­ lief remedies for minor ailments fully or in any sense perfect. The Rich Young Ruler. at 7:45. CONCORDIA LUTHERAN. Anderson-Shea Auxiliary, V. F. W. hope the members and their lady ary and after the program an en­ such SIS colds, sore throat, indiges­ good work of the world has all been Music at the morning service: Vernon: Garden and Winter Sts. Our Department President, Mrs. friends wil> have a glorious time. joyable evening was spent at cards. tion, stomach and head padns, amd done by perfect men. Prelude—Priere a Notre Dam e---- Sunday Morning Worship at 9:30. Dr. Karl Richter, Pastor. Blanche Stanwooc’, of Bristol, will The Permanent Armistice com­ Prizes were won by Mrs. Thora spradns, as well ais a hot water bot­ ’The ministers of grace often are ...... Boelliaann Wednesday evening at 7:30, make her official visit at our next mittee held their meeting In the Stoehr, Miss Ada Robinson, Miss tle, absorbent cotton and adhesive Imperfect in some respect, and it is Processional Hymn — Portuguese Young People’s Community club at meeting, ’Tuesday, February 27. The Army and Navy Club last Wednes­ Josie Keating, and Comrades Nelson tape. 9:00 a. m.—Sunday school. L’Heureux and Harry Hilton. no Judgment upon those who minis­ Hynan. church. 10:00 a. m., English service. meeting will open promptly i t eight day evening. Commander Albert ter in the name of Christ that faults Anthem—“Jesu, Friend of Sinners’’ o’clock. Due to the many depart­ Refreshments of sandwiches, cake, Thursday at 7:30, March meeting 11:00 a. m., German service. Lindsay represented the Mens doughnuts and coffee were served. A are found in them, though there is ...... Grieg of the Church Council at the Lenten services: mental affairs, our Department Yprea Post The largest valley in the world nothing In the Gospel that they Anthem —“Go Forth Upon Thy large Valentine cake in the shape of is the Great Rift of Africa, which church. Wednesday, 7:00 p. m., English President h unabh to visit us more Plans are being completed for the a heart, and donated by Mrs. Con­ preach to palliate or condone these Journey” ------.. ------Elgar service. frequently, this being the only time big got-together which will be held begins in the north of Palestine from The Dream of Gerontius) verse was cut and disposed of. amd stretches nearly as fam south faults. THE CENTER CHURCH Thursday, 7:00 p. m., German she can devote to our auxili^u7 . The In Comrade James Hamilton’s home The auxiliary members were Even the best of men 'earn slowly Recessional Hymn—Dladema. (Congregational) members are urged to attend this next Saturday niglrt. A special fea ais Natal, a total of 5,000 miles. iver and conquer^their un- Postlude—Choral in A Minor ...... service. sorry to hear about the accident suf­ to d^co Rev. Watson Woodruff The Week. partlculEir meeting, if possible. We ture of the evening will be a supper fered by Mrs. Margaret Hilton last 'worthy 'iacts arid temper^^ ...... Cesar Franck not only , wish to make a good show­ The Week Tuesday at 8:00 p. m. the Broth­ prepared and served by Comrade Tuesday. Mrs. Hilton fell on the 10:50 a. m. — Morning Worship. erhood will meet. ing with a large attendance, but al­ Bill Davis of the Home Bakery. ice and broke her wrist. We hope ’The great thing about these Monday, 7:00—Girl Scouts. Lenten Sermon by the minister. 7:30—Boys’ Bsisketball. Thursday at 8:00 p. m. the Ger­ so to show our loyalty and respect Other features are being kept quiet for a speedy recovery. 12 disciples is that their hearts The music: to our Department President. by the committee and will be given A committee consisting of Mrs. were centered on right and that Tuesday, 4:00 — “Starlight” Prelude—Resignation ...... Harris man Choir. Brownies. Friday at 7:30 p. m. the English If there is time following the as a surprise. 'The committee, which Mary Johnson, Mrs. Nelron they nad the courage and bearing Anthem—'The Lord is Exalted.West meeting, the members will com­ consists of Comrades W. Davis. C. L’Heureux,. Mrs. Mary Warren and FILMS of their convictions. Jesus chose 6:00—Cub Scouts. Hymn Anthem—O How Almable.. Choir will meet for rehearsal. 7:15—Boy Scouts. Friday at 8:00 p. m. the Young mence sewing OP the butterfly quilt 'Trotter smd James Hamilton urges Mrs. Joseph Behrend .were selected DEVELOPED AND them in spite of their faults be­ ...... Bamby Miss Evans and Mrs. Brimley will by the auxiliary to work with the 7:30—CeclUan Club. Postlude—March ...... Kem People’s Society will meet. every member of the Mons-Ypre.a PRINTED cause they had in them the very 7:45—Men’s Bowling League at have the material ready for us. So Post to be present and enjoy a good Camp Memorial committee to assist root of matter. 9:30—’The church school. in making pl£ms for the coming the Y. M. C. A. 9:30—The Women’s Class. Mrs. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE ladles, don’t forget to bring your time. “Let’s go!” 24 HOUR SERVICE The Gospel that they had to Wednesday, 4:00 — Pastor’s needles and thread along. Refresh event. ' preach to the people was the- same Leslie Hardy, Leader. H. B.^Anthony, Pastor Church ’Training Class. 9:30—The Men’s League. Harry ments will also be served. Mons-Ypres Auxiliary Film Deposit Box At gospel that they could preach to 7:30 — Lenten Mid-week devo­ The trustees are requested to re­ ’The regular monthly meeting of their own hearts—a gospel of re­ Kltching, leader. 9:00 a. m.—Morning Prayer Ser­ Store Entrance. tional hour. 6:00—’The Lenten Institute. Lead­ vice. port at the Armory at i o’clock to the Mons-Ypres Auxiliary wsis held Norway dissolved its union with pentance and of preparation for Thursday, 2:30—Asbury Group of audit the books. The color bearers in 'Tinker Hall Wednesday evening the kingdom of God, though they er, Raymond St. Laurent. Speaker, 9:30—Church Bible School. Sweden by act of its parliament the Wesleyan Guild will meet for Professor George F. Hedley, head of 10:45— Morning Worship with are also requested to meet at the February 21 at 8 p. m. President which was approved by the Swedisn did not realize at the time, as sewing. The regrular monthly meet­ the New Testament department, sermon by the pastor, subject; same Jme. Mrs. Duke occupied the chair smd parliament and without military KEMP^S they were later to learn, that this ing will be held also. Hartford Theological Seminary. Ishmael and Isaac.” Due to the storm we were unable presided over a large attendance. action. kingdom was spiritual rather than Friday, 8:00—The young people Topic: “Under the Soil of Pales­ 6:30 p. m.—Young People’s hour to visit the Vete-ans Hospital in material and temporal. of the parish will present the come­ tine.” Special music by the choir. in charge of the N. Y. P. S. of Hart­ Newington, Tuesday, as planned. How patiently Euid effectually dy. “Here Comes Charlie”. This is Supper v^l be served by the In-As- ford, Conn. 'The Permanent Armistice Day Jesus dealt with these discipl a brand new farce from the able pen Much Circle, Kings Daughters and 7:30—Evangelistic service with committee and Mr. Wallett are to how well He understood them and of Jay Tobias, and throughout 3 the CYP Club. sermon by the pastor. be congratulated for the splendid saved them from their own deep­ acts maintains a highly pleasing The Week: The Week: program they'provided last Sunday est faults, turning their very weak­ note of humor. The play will be Sunday, 9:30—Pastor’s Class. 'Tuesday at 7:30 p. m.—Monthly given in the Parish Hall. for the ice carnival. The various nesses and temptation to triumph; Sunday, 3:00 —Rehearsal, Mr. meeting of the Y. P. S. at the home demonstrations In ice skating were for the faults of these men were the Saturday, 9:00—Boy’s basketball French’s Chorus. of Euifice McAdam on Griswold period. worthwhile witnessing and deserved faults of those whe were intense in Monday, 3:00—W. C. T. U. enter­ street. the applause with which they were their convictions and allegiances. tainment. Shawl exhibit and Tea in Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.— Mid­ greeted. Archie Kilpatrick, working njoy M"u needed courage for the work ST. MARYS EPISCOPAL E the Parish Hall. week prayer meeting. with the weather man, provided the to which they were going, and Jesus Rev. James Stuart Neill, Rector ’Tuesday, 7:00—Choir rehearsal. Friday at 7:30 p. m.—CIm s meet­ inspired them with His own faith Tuesday, 7:00 —’Troop m . Boy ing. ideal weather for the Carnival, as FASTER. and fearlessness. Sunday, February 25th— Second Scouts. requested. • Men never went forth to a great­ Simday in Lent. Tuesday, 7:30—Girl Reserves. ZION LUTHERAN ’The joint committee for the ban er task, nor have men ever achleyed 9:30 a. m.—Church School. Men’s Tuesday, 7:30—High Y. Rev. H. F. R. Stechholz, Pastor quet will meet at the State armory, CLEANER as much from small beginnings as Bible Class. Wednesday, 2:30—Women’s Monday night at 7:30 o’clock. has come from the work of the 12 10:45—Morning Prayer and Ser­ eration. Work meeting. Demonstra Sunday School at 8:30 a. m. Ser­ whom Jesus sent forth. mon. Special preacher: The Rt tion by Mrs. Harold Bidwell. vice in German at 9:30 a. m. Text American Legion Auxiliary COOKING Rev. F. B. Bartlett, D. D. Missionary Hostesses: Mrs. EJizabeth McIntosh, of sermon: Luke 22,7-13 (Reminis- A roast pork supper was served Bishop of North Dakota. Mrs. William Crockett, Mrs. William cere Sunday). Subject: 'The Pass- to 54 members of the American Le­ 3:00 p. m.—Highland Park Sim­ Remig, Mrs. B. S. Spurr, Mrs. over meal of Jesus with His dis­ gion Auxiliary, Monday, Feb. 19th day School. George Hunt, ciples. at the Y. M. C. A. The guest of the 7:00—Evening Prayer and Ser­ Wednesday, 6:30—Cub Pack. Lenten service In German on Wed- evening was Mrs. Helen McFarland mon. Special preacher: The Rev Wednesday, 7:00 — In-As-Much nesday at 7:30 p. m. Text of sct- j Dept. Americanism Chsiirman, who George D. Wilcox, of Grace Church, Circle, Kings Daughters. mon: Psalm_ . 69,14-19. .. Subject: ’The - gave us a very inspiring talk on the Stafford Springs, Conn. Wednesday, 7:00— Shining Light Petition of the Suffering Savior for different branches of Americanism Tbe Week: Circle, Kings Daughters. Deliverance. Monday, 7:30 p. m.—Girls Friend­ Saturday, 6:00—Junior Choir re­ Following the meeting, a game Young People’s Society on Friday called “Crossing the Delaware” waw Somerset, Pa,—Apparently ly Society. hearsal. at 7:30 p. m. Would pay Somerset county to pay Tuesday, 7:00 p. m.—Boy Scouts Saturday, 6:30—Choir rehearsal. played, under the direction of Mrs. Mike Tresak’s taxes. For failure 7:30 p. m.—Choir Rehearsal. SWEDISH CONGREGA'nONAL Grace Pitkin. Bridge and whist to pay $9.78 in county and school Wednesday, 4:30 p. m.—Children’s SALVATION ARMY S. E. Green, Minister finished the evening, the prize in taxes, Tresak, an unemployed miner, Service. Adjutant R. E. Martin bridge going to Mrs. McFarland, THE NEW 7:30—Evening Prayer and Ser­ Mrs. Lena Cervinl won the prize in has been in Jail a month. Officials mon. Special Preacher: 'The Rev Swedish morning worship, 10:30. figure Tresak’s board and lodging 9:30 p. m.—Company meeting. English morning worship, ^11:30. whist. The gathering broke up at for tbe month at $21.30. Francis S. Lippitt, of All Saints Me­ Every class has still a chance to win about 10:30, all present voting the a . morial Church, Meriden, Conn. Sunday school, 12:00. Young peo­ evening a decided success. Meadville, Pa,—The home flr^ Thursday, 2:00 p. m. — Ladies the tournament and for that reason ple’s service, 7:30. At this evening burned for firemen of the Hope and GuUd. every member should be in their service the Cecilian club together A bridge and setback party will rtwood Taylor Hose Companies playing Friday, 3:30 p. m.—Girls Friendly place. There are classes for every­ with Thomas Maxwell will render a be held, Thursday evening, March checkers in their downtown club candidates. body, program of music. 1st., at the home of Mrs. Gertrude rooms. 7:30 p. m.—Fourth Lecture on: 11:00 a. m.—Holiness meeting. ’Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday Bausola, Ford street. ’Tb ^ had to telephone the cen­ "What A Churchman Ought To The meetings all day will be con­ and Friday evenings at 7:30 meet­ ’The Welfare Sewing club will Glenwood New "Speedliix" Burners tral fire station for trucks to extin­ Know" by the Rector. ducted by the band under tbe direc­ ings will be held wdth Rev. Thure meet at the home of Mrs. Miimie guish a blaze that started in tbs Sunday, March 4—7:00 p. m. — tion of Bandmaster David Addy. Nordberg as speaker. Hollister, Hollister street, ’Thursday anc) "Easy-Clean" Top club rooms kitchen. Preacher: Rev, Albert Jepson, of St, 8:00 p. m.—Praise meeting. The afternoon, March 1st., and any one Alliance, Ohio—Stanton Gilchrist A Thaza naw bumarz himizh an intanza. Automatic Haat Control and John’s Church, Warehouse Point, regular afternoon inspirational POLISH NA'nONAL CHURCH will be most welcome. of Brilliant, Ohio, is a senior at Conn. meeting will be in tbe nature of a National Defense Week will be claan. blua ring oi haaL No holaato clog Bumar Lighting Mount Union college. Here is the Oolway Street musical with a short address by Rev. Peter Latae observed throughout the United — )uzt zmooth, brighfly bumizhad dizlcz Haatz in Cold Waathar at No result of a student poll conducted at MANCHE8TER-VERNON PARISH Major Fred Malpass of Hartford States during the period from Feb, that navar vary and ara aazUy leapt Extra Coat Mt. Union this week: Methodist Episcopal Cbnrch v'ho will also act as tbe chairman. 12 to 22. ’The American Legion, the Best all around athlete. Marvin S. Stocking, Minister 8:30^—Children’s nuiss. claan. Economical and afficianL 7:00 p. m.—Prayer meeting. 10:30—Mass. Auxiliary, military, civic and patrio­ Comfortabla Gaa Cookary in Most popular man. North Main Street 7:15 p. m.—Prelude to evening tic organizations will co-operate in Tha naw “Eazy-Claan" Cooldng Top Most versatile man. 6:80, Wednesday—Junior choir re­ Warm Waathar service by tbe band. hearsal. 7:30—Vespers. the observance. balpa to kaap tha ranga claan and Most handsome man. 'The Choir meets for rehearsal at 7:80 p. m.—Salvation meeting. The purpose of tbe week will be Modam Gaa Broiling Best leader of campus activities. 5:80 this afternoon. Sunday mora< 6:30, Friday—Senior choir re­ attractiva. and incraazaz tha zpaad of Major Malpass, special visitor. hearsal. 7:80—Stations of the Cross. tv emphasize the necessity for ade­ Extra High Ovae (All for Stan Gilchrist.) ' ing the Church school meets at 9:15 quate national defense and to spread tha Gaz Cooking top. Philadelphia—^A lot of college and is foHowed at 10:80 by tbe SECOND OONOREOATIONAL information regarding tbe coimtry’s men are going to get pulled by the period of Meditation with Mr. Mac- Frederick C. Allen, Minister bqir of their chin. It win be one Alpine at tbe organ and tbe Serv­ GETS ORIGINAL DEED defensive needs. Many organizations of tbe Judging requirements in tbe ice of Worship at 10:45. 'The ser­ I will bold special programs on na­ 10:45 a. m. — Morning Worship New London, Feb. 24.—(AP)—'The tional deiense during tbe period, University of Pennsylvania’s beard mon topic Is, “If 'Thou Knewest” Sermon by tbe minister, “Can wc original deed of land now Bolles- growing contest which ends March 'The stoiy for tbe boys and girls Is with authoritative speakers describ­ Inquire about Know Gk>d?” The choir will sing wood, a part of the arboretum, has ing tbe national defenses needed to Small Down 21. To tbe best set of nunistacbes, entitled, - “The Woman Who Got ‘*n)e Radiant Mom Passed Away," been d e j^ te d with Connecticut ( whiskers and sideburns will go flO Elected". Tbe Choir will sing an maintain peace with seoirity. by Woodward. College. An increase of more than 22,000 —and a shave. anthem and lead tbe congregation to 9:30 a. m.—Cbturch School ant Tbe document bears tbe signature our Easy Payment and a Atlanta—An accommodating in- tbe hymns beginning, “O Thou to Everyman’s Class. Speaker at tbe of the Mohegan Sachem, Owaneco, members bad been made by tbe ebrifte saved police the trouble whom, in ancient time", “Saviour, class: L. H. Boyd of Hartford. who sold tbe property to 'Thomas American Legion Auxiliary. \xp to usunUy encountered in making an like a shepherd lead us", “Jesus, 6:30 p. m.—Christian Endeavor Bolles of New London In 1698. Feb. 1, according to figures received Oub Terms arrqrt> While they were answering Lover of my soul”, “One sweetly Meeting, led by Dick Smith. Bolleswood was given to tbe col­ by the local unit, from National Year To Pay a call in a downtown section, be solemn thought" and “(Jod is my 7:80 p. m.—Our church orchestra lege by Miss Anna Hempstead Headquarters. ’The Auxiliary enter- cnwiwled ied intoi tbe patrol car and went strong salvation." will lead in a mtisical service of Branch of New London, a direct eo February with 288,794 members to idiep. Tbe Preparatory Membersh^ hymns and seleotibH at Windsor, descendant of ’Thomas BoUes. In food standing for 1984r oompar- -

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flanriiratrr uUtion biu it si still eompatant to poliUeo-erlminal group attained to sunalM that Richard Whitney's quite the degree of effrontery ahd ’The Next Farm Le^elation? taatlmeny ea the mMaura before the desperation indicated In the murder Behind the Scenes In £tvntag nrralll Interstate Commerce Committee of __ (UMUHMifll) ■« X'MJk* of tbe French Judge Albert Prince, E e a x u ) f U n t Imo . INC. the House on 'Thursday Is of very who was assassinated, almost be­ v o u It BlMAli ttrMt little importance indeed. yond the possibility of doubt, by THIS IF Masc'b«at«r, Uoao. yOUU WORK IT TBUUAf r^iK0 U•0 ^ Mr. Whitney Is president of the persons seeking to prevent the ex­ WASHINGTON Manairar New Tork Stock Exchange. Tbe posure' of former ministers and MOBdatf UBtBbBt 1, Itll Hakes Legal War on NBAAand hit New York Stock Exchange like members of Parliament in connec­ foUowan got under tea PobllshBd JCT«r7 Bran me Nzeapt ^.Ihdastry Near-Oertolnty . . mayor's sUo mort of aU by tttBdBza BOO BdltOB/a. Botaratf at tlia every other exchange in the United tion with tbe SUvisky swindles. • Huey “B o r ^ Foe With "Turkey- applying to him an app^tion Boat Offiea at Haoabaatar. Cobb, aa bead" Label . . . Lobbyists Cut SaeoBO Claas Mail Mattar. States exists' for tbe purpose of en­ When a government becomes eo they Insisted fitted Ws paraooal ap­ own Throats . . . Lotteries Once pearance. Sl/BtfCRiP'riON RATB8 abling people to make money on Involved in private evils that it re­ Ooa laar, t* owfl ...... ffAO Legal. They called Wm "Turkaybead." Par Booth, by aoBll ...... • 40 tbe ups and downs of securities. sorts to homicide and perhaps uses Slngla eoplaa ...... t 4t The assertion sometimes made in its its own police as tbe tool of lie ly OallTarad, oaa raar ...... ta.OO Herald Washington Correspondent Since when, aenatora ara demand­ behalf that it provides tbe only pos­ crimes, then that country Is in a in g ^ d deailngr between a lobbylat BSMBBR OF TUIB AMOClATSD ^ PROM sible market for the securities of very bad way indeed. The Paris Washington, Feb. 24— Adminis­ cUenta become aacred? The * Tba AaaoclataO Praaa la asol«slvhly tration reluctance to have aa NRA William P, MacCracl^eo caaa baa great enterprises and that the busi­ journalist Leon Daudet, even though done more than anything flee to aatttlad to tba oaa (or rapablloatioo test case, which sometimes seems of al) BOWS diapatebaa oraditad to it ness of the country eould not be a blatant royalist, is far from a deaignad to curb or aot otbarwUa oraditad Is tbla almost pathological, may end up lobbylata. financed without It is transparent with a legal attack on the National papar asd aleo tba looa) oawa pab> crackpot and it is impossible not to MacCrackan ia a lawyer and ae lianad baraln. hooey and nob^y knows it better Labor Board by industry. All tlebta o( rapoblleatloB of take pretty seriously bis charge that are most other lobbylstf^ But he apaolaJ dfapatahaa haraia' ara alao ra< than those who make it. As tbe "the Prince murder stinks of tbe So many cries have arisen, only was tee first to claim pr^aaaional to be stalled off, that jrou might aarrad. very bead and front of that institu­ Immunity from revealing hie opera­ I- ( Surete Generale’’—tbe French Scot­ think tbe conflict over the board’s tions to a Senate committee. Full aarrlea oHapt of a Har« tion Mr. Whitney is capable of see­ rlea. too. land Yard. authority to settled collective bar­ Inddeotally, HacOaoken ia ing the Regulation bill only from Not yet has American officialdom, tM gaining disputes was due to go on only one of aavanU Rapoblleao Pobllabara Rapraaaatatira: Tba Indefinitely without conclusion. the viewpoint of the stock gambler. so far as known, ever gone to such ex-offloeboldera revealed by tiie Julloa Matbawt Soaelal Aeapey—Naw But right now tbe administration Black committee tnvaatigatliig Tork Chloairo. Oatrolt asd Boatoo. For worthwhile opinion on tbe bill’s lengths in frantic efforts to cover up is resting on its oars and tbe you CANT H A v e mail sobaldiea aa havtog gained MJSMBiCR AUUIT BURBAO UF probable effect on business general­ graft and escape tbe consequence! question Is whether tbe steel large sums for repreaenring pri­ CJHrin.ATloNA ly or on tbe well being of tbe roan in THIS LAMD ir companies will get to tbe courts vate eooceme b^ore govern­ of malfeasance, though there has VOU WORK IT/ before Chairman Robert Wagner ment agencies. Tba Baraid Prmti. e ConpaBt, ibo.. tbe street, the factory or tbe farm, alwasrs been serious question about of the NLB gets Congress to aaaomaa bo floaoelBl raapooalbllitr According to testimony; Former it is patent enough that we must go strengthen the board’s powers by Assistant Attorney General Wil­ tfor typovrapbloa. arrora appeaiiBg In the ‘‘suicide’’ of Jess Smith, one law. advartlaamaata In tha Manehaarar to someone beside tbe keeper of a liam J. Donovan received $100,000 Banina BaralA man who knew too much. But Tbe White House alone is re­ from a shipping company for stock gambling house. after all tbe road runs straight be- sponsible for tbe attorney gen­ representing a concern which SATyRDAY, FEBRUARY 24. If this were a legislative bill bav- twsBB crimes of gain and crimes of eral’s failure to prosecute the wanted government ships and con­ Weirton- Steel Company for its tracts. Baecom Slemp, former sec- lof to do with the control of ordln violence and If a government be- OBGAmZATION definance of tbe board’s attempt at CoolWfe. aaked for ary gambling it is doubtful If a leg. comes rotten with pecuniary corrup- an election to determine whether Tba exparlence of Mancheatar, $60,000 for similar services and Islatlve committee would be too tion it need cause no surprise if pre employes preferred labor union was scaled down to $15,000. Oofiaactlcut (md flew Eof^land gtu^ I representation or the existing deeply impressed by tbe opinion of sently it becomes bloodstained as James B. Reynolds, formerly of •roUy, during tbe pait week, bears company union plan. tee Republican IsationsLl Committee the proprietor or manager Of tbe I well. The point where It goes off Tbe board sent tbe Weirton a not remote analogy to tliat of a and a Coolidge campaign manager, biggest BtuBs game In tbe state, even | tbe deep end is not tbe point of case to the Justice Department drew $50,000 from a sbipmng country taken completely by eur Dec. 18. Now the presicfeit’s ex­ company. though the gentleman might enjoy: assassination but tbe point where prlea by a war. That town, state ecutive order,- authorizing NLB No spectacular investigation Into tbe reputation of being a square official power becomes prostituted elections whon a “subetantlal" and region were utterly unprepared amounts picked up by Democratic shooter. 'The committee would ex­ to private profit. That point we number of employes demand it, poUtico-iobbylsts in tee last eleven to combat tbe conditions created by has been attacked by leaders of months may be expected. Certain pect him to be ag*in tbe propoeed| have reached, in this country, sev- tbe bllasard of Tuesday and that the entire Industry, who promise adrolnlstratfon officials might law. Mr. Whitney Is ag’ln the aral times. to resist all attacks on their com­ enormous Inconvenience, heavy eco» embarrassed. But there’s iTkIkely to Fletcber-Raybum bill. He would | If we would not run the risk of pany unions. be a new law. nomic less and a serious degree of Board members admit the be­ be for it, we gather. If it didn't real- reaching that other point, just be- suffering have resulted is in no wise lief that their next Weirton move lotteries Once Legal ly do anything about the stock mar yond, where killings like that of will bring an injunction suit discreditable or either more or less Congressman Edv-ard A. Kenney’s ket. Judge Prince become logically backed by the industry — unless bill fer a national lottery to raise than tbe natural consequences of Congress first clears up all doubt 'There Is, however, a very general sequential, we wlU do well to see to chronic condition. Catarrh muy federal funds may bs Immoral, but surprise; Just as the complete de­ as to the board’s power. it’s based on an ancient American view in this country that It Is neces it that we keep our government often be cured within a reasonable feat of defending forces caught un­ time through following a restricted Ifistltution. Continental Congress sary to do a good deal about the clear of all taint of corruption. HEALTH-DIET ADVICE Mayor Walmsley of New Orleans, authorised one in 1776 to ' raise awares by an invading enemy would diet and, after the catarrbsJ mucus who left town without fulfilling his ■tock market^the more the better has been removed from tee body, $600,000 for the revolutionary army- ' net be discreditable, however tragic. HV UK. FKANK McCOY fond ambition of beating up Huey Tbe eebeme fizzled because prises That Is a crude sort of belief. But, arrvfTF <4uesOoni to regard to Uaaltb and Diet tha patient no longer suffers from ft Is such a long time since this Long, never did explain exactly were to be paid In Continental so U Mr. Whitney’s: It is the belief | / / V NEW ^ YOixlC^ wUJ be anawBred by Or. McCoy who can the acute colds. If you wish to ds what was biting him, except to Im­ money, in which few bad faith. region was visited before by a really cure further instructions, 1 will oe ply that It arose in tbe recent city ot tba man who doesn't want his own be Bddre—ad to oar« o| thlB papar. Ed- Congress approved severiU early great snowstorm that nobody is to ^oae Btamped. seU-addre«Md envelope, very pleased to send them to you campaign. Tboee who profess to lotteries to hdp build up tee Dis­ particular gam* Intarfered w ith., Harrison and I request teat you gat in touch be blamed for having forgotten that for reply. know, however, insist that Long trict of Columbia. Nothing can be cruder than that York.— 'The b'ggest thing with me through the newspapir such a visitation is always among near you which cafries my health not even the belief that we could get that has coroe into the night life Qt the possibilities in these latitudes. THE GREEN SPRING TONICS paper. At the time that you write. column. Be aura to follow tee di- along, perhaps better. If there were Manhattan since repeal Is the idea rectioni for questlona and answdre And yet we all know well enough With the beginning ' of ___ no Ttbcv exchange at all spXclous type of rousic haH, Spring 1 address, and also send a large. ae given at tee headlnf or end of that, like earthquakes in a volcanic no stock exchange at au. ^ customers many people feel the need of some- stamped envelope, the article and anoiosa ona large, can get a good peep at the ftoor country, blisaards in New Engdand thing to make them feel better, and self-addressed envelope and 8c ip are a leng way from being outlawed TAX-EXEMPT HOMES I and can do a gavotte them' they usually turn to purgatives or stamps with your letter. (Colds and Catarrh) by nature. N «t Nov.mb« U, p«pl, ot r.vo tonics. Grandmother wUiwill probanlyprobanlv Courtesy.... fix up a mixture of sulphur and mo­ Question: From Mustatlne, Iowa: France and other parts of West­ Even If we had had, in tbe backs State of Florida arc to vote on a lutlonary this scheme is unless you lasses and pass it around In gener­ "Is thers any connection betweac ern Europe receive less rain is ever present of our baada, a realization that some Constitutional amendment that will have spent discouraging years and ous servings to tee younger metn- colds and catarrh ? I seem to suff«r than the eastern United States, but, wtoter day two or three feet of permanently exempt from taxation ^ ^ sitting behind bers of tee family. This feeling from chronic catarrh which is fol­ Binee tee showers are lighter ana ROBERT K. ANDERSON p , r ^ 8 o u y p,nars and breathing stale air aaci lowed by an acuta cold, only to have snow might come down and drift, all bomM up to W.OOO. Upon turn- designing yourself to tbe fact that that some drastic change is required more frequent, less water Is lost Funeral Otreetoi For seems to bs almost universal, and It the catarrh return.” by draining than in this countrv. ing to thle proposal as a subject ot there was no room to dance. not even the cleverest of ua would is undoubUdly due to the large Answer: Colds and catarrh are where more sunny days and harder WATKINS BKOTHKK8, Uic- have been likely to im w ^ e tbe interest to every other state as well Improving, and uantitles of concentrated food used undoubtedly one phase of tbe same rains are more common- TBL. O fflv 5171. House 7494- . . comes an interesting lit disorder, namely chronic catarrh. A effect upon our rouQne o f m stenbe as Florida, we find that we eould four-cornered war between the 3uring tha winter months, many oi cold represents tes acute condition The bald eagle —the immenelty of help^senesf, wish to know more about It. Paradise and Hollywood, fore-run- which are acid forming and lafeklng la found only In Important mineral elements. and tha catarrh ropresanta tee North America. in eueb a eltuation, of many of tbe W# should like to know, for ax- fi«rs of the trend-—and tbe refur After Spring arrives the body agencies upon which we have grown ample, exactly what is meant by the »» Parse. The first two A.*e does not seem to be able to use to depend. We have cobm to rely Urro "bomss"; wbsther the proper-Lflfering the melodies of £ d d y Rog- these rich foods as wtll, and there ty roust be owned by the occupant ers and Rudy Valee, top tb er wi'-o is no doubt but teat soma o f Jie almost to a vital degree on recently Spring remedlea which are taken evolved devices, aervlcei and ma­ or occupied by the owner In order to caperings e„nva] chorus give the feeling of relief. .mAAw tk. tk« ®“ oudles. Ethel Watcrs and a chines which were developed In com­ come under the proVleloni of the Bpeclally-wrltten revue are the For those who wish to get tee plete disregard of such contingen­ amendment: whether a person who boast of the Royale, along with s best rssolts, I would advise the addi­ tion of tea natural tonics, whtce cies as blizzards. And when. In tbe lives In a rented house, must pay flooi" fbat offers frolicking space tor 'everybody and an arcbltectu.al consist especially of tbe leafy type face of a great storm, many of these of vegetable, such as celery, lettuce, . . . . U....I toat provides visibility with appurtenances of our present civil' his neighbor, with a five hundred out the us4 of periscopes. parsley, apinaeh, Swiss chard, broc­ isatlon folded up and failed us, not dollar equity in a five thousand dol- The Parse, tnougb, ie just about coli, watercress, dandelion, chicory mustard greens, alfalfa, cabbage, even tha wisest wleeserc of them all lar dwelling, pays none In any form. ^ occupies tbe remodeled New Yorker etc. These vegetables may ba oon- eould say, “I told you so.” It Is a rsasonable presumption theater and has tiers of tables sldered as protective foods beoauss Yet surely we ought to be able to that all homes, whether landlord- where the seats used to be. Tbe of their high percentage of alkaline gain something from our experi­ salts and their large amount of vita­ owned, occupant-owned, falling with- where customers dance bs- mins. ence, something besides an oppor­ in the valuation *one specified are It is doubtful If a dist can be ade­ “There’s the tunity to tell our grand'Chlldrec Intended to receive tbe benefit of nental type of music hall. In ad- quately arranged without Inoludlog about tbe bUssard of '84. And one tbe proposed amendment. If not, dition, it’s all managed by BlUy some of the leafy vegetables. The reen leavei ara more abundant in Rose, a Broadway producer who tblDf we might very well gain is a then it is patent that a serious dis­ Sto Spring and It seems that Naturs realisation of tbe need of some sort occasionally has been hailed as the crimination la being made against logical succMSor to the mantle of intends for us to use large quantities ot them at this time. of orgsalsed plan. In every com­ the dweDer la a rented home. On tbs late Mr. Zlegfeld. Suppose we wish to compound aa munity, for tbe handling of sudden Rose dishes up two-full-lengtb tbe other band, it takes no great Iron oroth u a Spring tonic. You doorbell again acts of quite elegant revue mate­ emergency eituatlons. strain on the imagination to picture rial. And occasionally bis wife, can pick out some of the l.ea^ vege- Down in Washington the General undue advantage being taken by In- who Is Fannie Brice, comes over tablee wblob are richest in Iron. For example;, sorrel, lettuce, spinach, Staff of tbe Army has died away the vestors In rentable real estate unless Irom the Shubert restoration of tbe Swiss chard, radish tops and aspara­ most meticulously complete plans some very wise law writing is dons Zlelgfeld Follies to help out gus. Any or all of these vegetable SUPPOSE'dally to your door came the butcher, the grocer, ths for tbe mobilisation of tbe resources under the Constitution. xhose Good Old Days. ■hould be cooked slowly la just and man power of tbe nation for the enough water to cover them, then clothier, the furrier, the furniture man, and every other merehan) A t the same time there is some- course there’s nothing In the mashed and pureed, making a very repelling of Invasion. Nobody ex­ fine iron broth which will ne macn with whom you deal? What a tedium of doorbell answering that pects any such Invasion, but those a proposal to take the modest clti- back In the mauve decade music more valuable to tee body than any plans covtr every possible avenue of norganlo compound which you could would mean! sen's home out of tbe tax books, and w*re a distinct part of what entry, tbe disposition of every front buy. put tbs burden of taxation some- ^ o®®*" visitors. We know that the Iron is organ- line body of troops, tbe transporta­ whePB kBBidBB AH a. aaU'. ''"®*’® * real contribution here besides on tbe people s roofs, to the show business, since many a led In these vegetables so teat It tion of munitions and supplies; thsy can bs utlllied by teo system mu

transaetloai were of an latra-ataU and not iB ^nU te ehnraeter axMl MRS.THAUAMASSIE P SIR EDWARD ELGAR, lotahons— 20BILU0NSUSED hence should be controlled by the DALY RADIO PROGRAM WTiC states. SEEDNl: A D IV O R d Hartford, Cooit The survey total w x made public I SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 24 (Central and ^ ste m Standard Time) IN MARKET GAMBLE by the eommlttee as it called repre­ 90,000 W „ 1000 tL fX, E8B-8 M. COMPOSER, IS DEAD NeUt All proframa to key and basic chains or croups thereof unless sped* In England, police dont act like sentatives of some of tbe companies 1; coast to coast (e to cl osslcnatloa Includes all evanabls etatlone. Trsvelen BroadcastfOR Servlcs gangsters. Reno, Nev., Feb. 24.—(A P )—Mra Proframs subject to ehenes. F Cant Bast —Mrs. Amy Johnson Molllaon, Brit­ for quastioB about the loans. ThaUa Massle, central figure Is ths The survey covered 20 of the big­ WIC-WEAF NETWORK 4:46— 8:46—Del Camps, Sense—to • ------ish aviatrix. sensational Honolulu attack case of 6 :0 ^ •;0O—Meet the Artist—« to oet' gest corporations in the country, 1982, filed suit for divorce from BASIC — tssti weaf wlw weal wtlc 5:16— 6:16—Voice of Romence—bastes SAtordsy, Febroary 34. Master of the King’s Music Senate Probers Hear That tv jar wtac wcsh wfl wilt wfhr wrc wgy Reel Lite Dremee—weet but the total included only 17 of Lieut. Thomas Hedgea Maari*, when wcae wtani wwj wsal; Mldt ksd 6:80- 6:80—F. W. Wile, Telk—basic; P. M. We have evidence that tbe co­ them 8LS the others did not give the 1:00—Rhythm Maetera—Sid Pearl, operative spirit is broadening and young naval officer, in district court ■wmao well woe-who wow wdaf wXoI Jeok Armstrong—midwest repeat on One Day Group of aggregate of their loans. NORTHWMT a CANADIAN - wtBiJ 6)46— 6:46—Happy Mlnetrel — east; director. Since 1924- Passes Away taking deeper roots. here today. wiba kstp webo wday kfyr erct cicf Mitchell Shuster Oroheetra—weet 1:30— Blue Room Echoea — Joseph —Secretary of Agriculture Wallace. Brokers Loans Her complaint charged “extreme SOUTH — wrvs wptf wwnc wls wjac 6:00— 7:D(L-Elder MIehaux—also oet cruelty, entirely mental.in charac­ wfla-wsun wlod warn wmo wsb wapl 6:80— 7:80—Phil Cook Pregram—east; Blume, director. After Long Illness. Firing Used a Billion. Representatives of Cities Service wide wsmb kvoo wky wfaa wbsp kpre The Opera‘ Slngen “ Dixie; The Am* 1:95— Broadcast from Metropolitao The Legion program is conserva­ Company and Electric Bond and ter” and alleged that “said cruelty woat ktbs kths wsm wave erleen Mixed Quartet—west destroyed the purpose of the mar­ MOUNTAIN—koakdyl kglr Kcni 6:46— 7:46—lahara Jones Orchee.—to e Opera House. tive and fair to both the disabled Share testified to tbe committee PACIFIC COAST — kfO kfl krw komo 7:00— 8:00—46 Min. In Hollywood— 5:00—SUent. and the government. that theii brokers’ loans during the riage and injured and impaired” her khq kfsd ktar kgu teno basic; Oliver Naylor Orch.-Dixie Washington, Feb. 24.—(AP)—. Worcester, Englauid, Feb. 24.— —Edward A. Hayes, national com- y w aggregated 5285,000,000 and general health. 7:15— 8:16—Ralph Schaeffer — Dixie Statistics showing that a group of Cent. asst. 7:80— 8:80—Alexander Orchee,-Dixie Sunday, Februarj- 35 (AP)—Sir Edward Elgar, British —mander, American Legion. 5867,000,000 respectively. They married at Washington, D. 12:00— 1:00—industrial Democracy 7:45— 8:46—Hlllpott A Lambert—to o; (Eastern Standard lime) composer and master of the King’s 20 large corporations poured more Their daily average for tbe year C., Nov. 24, 1927. ’There are no chil­ 12;45_ 1:40—Metropolitan Opera—to W Alexander Oroheetra-Dixie For all lifesaving measures de­ dren. 4:00— 6K)0—To Be Announced 1:00— 9:00—Stokowski Oroheetra—to e P. M. music since 1924, died today at the, than 520,000,000,000 into the specu­ was 510,000,000 and 1100,000,000 4:16— 6:1S-Ths Three Sesmps, Voee 8:16— 9:15—Alexander Woolloott—to c 8:00— Eddie Cantor; Rublnoff’s Or> vised by science, longevity has in­ respectively. The divorce, Mrs. Massie said, 4:80— S:8(^Kconomlcs In New Deal 8:80— ,9:30—The Surprlee Party—to B chestra. age of 77 years after a protracted creased but a fraction in the ages lative boom market of 1929 were would be sought “ entirely at tbe in­ 8:00— 6:00—Dinner Concert—also cat 9:00—10:00—Byrd Expedition—e to cat illness which followed an operation made public yesterday by the Sen­ R. P. Resor, assistant treasurer of *8:80— 6:8—12)00—Qlen Orey Orchee—to o had grown steadily weaker for days. ’The daily average for the last five 7:00— 8:00—Oeorae Olsen’s Orchestra 11:80—12:8wbza wbal tion, auspices Hartford love, died without completing his ket at one time near the peak of 10:06—11:06—Enrlc Madriguera Orch. wham kdka wgrar wjr wlw wiyr wmal; —Prince of Wales. the boom in the fall of that frentied October ...... 79,000,000 Toronto—Victor Ross, 58, presi­ 10:86—11:3<^—One Man’s Family—o to c Midwest, wcky kyw wenr wla kwk Times. long awaited work, '"The Third 11 !6( ^ 12:00—Hollywood on Air—to c [11:80—Minneapolis Symphony Or­ speculative year. November ...... 16,000,000 dent of the Imperial Oil Company, 11:30—12:30—Carefree Carnival—c to o kwer koll wren wmao keo wkbf Symphony.” ALLOWED REDUCED FARES NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wtmj; chestra. His most popular composition was The largest total during the December ...... 20,000,000 and Vice President of the Interna­ wlba kftp webc wday kfyr «rct ofcf These figures showed how sharply CB8-WABC NETWORK SOUTH — wrva wptf wwno wle wjaxi 112: SO—Carlos Molina’s Orchestra. the world renowned march “Pomp period, was 517,673.520,000 for the tional Petroleum Company. wfla-wsun wlod warn wmo web wapl] and Circumstance.” It was writ- Hartford, Feb. 24.— (AP)—Hart- Standard Oil Company of New Jer­ the loans were curtailed when the Cleveland—-Alton H. Greely, 62, lA siC — Kast: wabc wade woko wcao ford business men or consumers . wash wnac wer wkbw wkro whk oklw wjdx wsmb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpro op the occasion of the coronation sey. market collapsed in the fall. president of the American Chain of woal ktbs kths weoc wave who are aissatlsfled with the NRA wdre wcau wip wjas wean wibl of King George VII. His death came This company apparently bad a Resor testified the total of 517,- Warehuoses. He was a descendant wjsv wmas: Midwest; wbbm wibni MOUNTAIN — koa kdyl kglr kghl codes, whe have suggestion for kmbo kmox wowo whas PACIFIC COAST — kgo kfi krw korao on the day of another coronation— rapid turnover of loans, however, 000,000,000 was correct for his com­ of Horace Greely. khq kfsd kUr kpo their Improvem'mt or who wish to c a s t —wpc whp avibw whec wlbs wfea that of Leopold III of Belgium. because its biggest single day's ad­ pany’s ' loans, but said the figure New York— Sol C. Moss, 57, presi­ wore wlcc efrb ckao Cent. East. WDRC support them may journey to Wash­ Following the operation, Sir Ed­ vance was 597,824,000, less than didn’ t mean anything because only O lX lf—wfst wsfa wbro wqam wdod 12:45— 1:46—Metropolitan Opers-»to e ington, on reduced fares for tbe dent of Moss and Still, Inc., silk klra wrec wlac wdsu wtoc krld wrr 4:00— 6:00—Platt A NIerman, Planes ward made fair progress for a time, some of the others. part of the loans were out at any and woolen wholesalers. ktrh ktsa waco koma wdbo wc^x wbt 235 Hartford Conn. 1880 but suffered a relapse. Before grow­ public hearings begiming February 4:16— 6:16—Nall SIstara In Harmony On the other side of the Capitol, one time. Goshen, N. Y.—Ira Ryerson, 68, wdae wblg wtar wdbj wwva wmbe wsjs 4:30— 5:30—Little Jackie Heller, Voo. ing worse, however, he was removed 27, it was announced today by Wil­ wmbr . 4:45— 5:46—Orphan Annie—east only the constitutionality of the Fletch- The date on which the company prominent In this country and MIDWEST—wcah wjl wmt wmbd wisn to his home last month. liam S. Meany, state director of the 8:00— 6:00—Al Pearee and His Qang Saturday, February 34. er-Raybum bill for regvUatlng Stock reached tbe peak ot 597,000,000, he abroad as a trainer of race horses. wlbw kfh kfab wkbn weeo wsbt ksej 6:80- 6:80—Stamp Club—to wjs only Worked On Sick Bed National Emergency Council. ’The said, was September 9. wnax _ 6:46— 6:46—CapL Williams. Talk'^ There, from his sick bed, he as­ New York, New Haven and Hart­ Exchanges was challenged by Brooklyn, N. Y.—Corse Payton. MOUNTAIN—kvor kl* kol>4!b^ east: Orphan Annie—midwest rpt P. M. Thomas B. Gay, counsel for the New 67, veteran actor. Mrs. Varlna COAST—khJ koln Wro kol kfpy kvl 8:00— 7:0(^John Herriok, Baritone 1:00— Savitt String Quartet. sisted by telephone in recording for ford railroad will carry passengers kfbk kmj kwf kern kdb kfmb ktb the phonograph one of his earlier York Stock Exchange. Howell Davis Hayes Webb, grand­ 6:16— 7:16—Don Quixote, Serial, ■eaet 1:80— Harold Knight’s Orchestra. to Washington and back for one Cent. Beet 6:80— 7:30—F. 0. B. Detroit, Variety compositions. and one-third the one-way fare. Without Authority One of the roade on the island daughter of Jefferson Davis, presi­ 1S;80— 1:80—Harold Knight Or.—tOr.—to 7:00— 8:00—Art In Amerloa, Dramatle 2:00— Talk by Gen. Charles H. Listening through a loud speaker Gay contended that however dent of the Confederacy. -to e 7:20— 8:20—Cavaliare Mala Quartet of Crete was built about 1500 B. C., 1:00— 8:00—Oen, Sherrill, Tetk—t Sherrill — “Narcotic Obscivance at bis bedside, he relayed his criti­ necessary the control of the socalled WMhlngton—Florence E. Ward, 1:16— Sii^A rtiet Recital—cst to cat 7:30— 8:30—Montreal Program—to e Week." Greater London has Increased in but still is goou enough for an 1:80— 2:80—Dancinp Echoes—c to c 8:00— 9:00—Arlene Jackson and Or- cisms and suggestions to the leader population by more than two mil­ abuses and conduct” of Stock Ex­ automobile to run at 60 miles an principal agriculturist In the exten­ 2:00— 8:00—Army-Navy Basketball chestre—wle 2:15— Artist Recital. who actually was directing the or­ changes, Congress was without con­ sion service of the department of 2:40- 3:46—Ann Leaf, Organ—o to e 8:30— 9:80—Eddie Ouehin Orchestra 2:30— Dancing Echoes. lions since 1889, when the London hour, according to a Michigan pro­ 8 :0 ^ 4;0O-SaL Syncopatere-i-e to o 8:01^10:00—To Be Announced chestra. County Council came into being. stitutional power to do it because fessor. airlculture. Si3^ 4:80—Ragintky Bnaemble—to c 9:80—10:30—WLS Barn Dance—baste 3:00—Army-Navy Basketball Game Although his “Third Symphony" 4:00— 6:00—Fanoho'a Orchaatra—to 10:80—11:80—Paul Whiteman’s Orchee. 8:45— Ann Lreaf at the Organ. was almost completed at tbe time 4:80— 6:8CL-Ja6k Armstrong—ea only; 11:00—18:00—Jack Denny’s Orchestra 4:00—Saturday Syncopators. Sherman Orchaatra—wait 11:30—18:30—Harold Stern’s Orcheetre he underw’ent the operation, illness 4:80—Mischa RaginsKy’s Ensemble. pri'vented his piecing it together. 5:00— Penebo and his Oroheslra. Sir Elgar was born at Broad- 10:45— Samovar Serenade — Bala­ 5:80—Jack Armstrong, All-Ameri- heath, Worcestershire, June 2, 1857. DOGS NOT MOLESTED laika orchestra. oan Boy. In 1888 be married Caroline Alice 5:45— Dell Campo. Roberta, daughter of the late Gen­ 11:00— Morulng MuslcaJe — string eral Sir Henry Gee Roberts. She quartet. 6:00—Meet the Artist. ON ERRAND OF MERCY 6:16—Voice of Romance. died In 1920. She B la m es 11:30— Radio Nimble Wits— Everett 6:80— Frederic Wm. Wile— “The Smith. PollUeal Situation in Washington 11:45—Metropolitan Opera recital— Tonight.” Otherwise Nine Hnskiee Would Arthur Marteh 6:48— Ye Happy Minstrel and Tiny ARMY NOT DISCOURAGED Have Been Quarantined — P. M. Band. Husband... But Are Canylng Supplies. 12:09— Time, weather, temperature. 7:00— Elder MIehaux and his Con- OVER MAIL ACCIDENTS 12:15— Baby Rose Marie. grefatlon. 12:30—Radio City Music Hall Con. 7:30— Serenadera. Westport, Feb. 24.— (A P )—Be­ ference—“Down But Not Out'” 7:45—laham Jones and his Orches* Air Corps Took Over Job With cause they are on an “errand of Dr. Daoiel fi. Poling. tra. Little Notice and in Worst It*s Really Her 2:00— Bar X Days and Nights- mercy," nine Eskimo dogs battling 8:00— Forty-Five Minutes in Hol­ 2:30—Rings of Melody, lywood. Storms in Years. snow drifts to bring supplies to 3:00— Ruby Newman and his Or­ snow imprisoned families in tbs 8;4o— Scrappy Lambert and Billy chestra, Eleanor Tglcott, contral­ Hlllpot ^th Nat Shllkrefs Or­ Washington, Feb. 24.— (AP)-^ Westport area were exempt today to; Harry Miles, baritone. from quarantine restrictions impos* chestra. Army officials, while regretting tbe O w n F a u lt! 8:16— Irene Rich. 9:00— Leopold Stowkowski and the accidents which have marreq the ed in this town as a result of the 8:80— Jan Garber and his Orches­ Philadelphia Orchestra. first fiying of the air mall, say they discovery of a case of rabies. tra. 9 :ll^—Alexander Woolcott — The are by no means discouraged and Tbe huskies, brought here last 4:00—Albert Payson Terbune. Town Crier. do not feel that the mlsbape are night by Harry Drennan of Buck 4:16— Fascinating Facts. 9:80— Stoopnagle and Bud; Jaequea extraordinary. Hfll Falls, Pa., would have been re­ 4:20—Massachusetts Bay Colonies Renard’s Orphetitra. War Department officials said tbe quired to remain in Westport until — Gleason L. Archer. 10:00— Byrd’e Antarctic Expedition. Air Corps took over a difficult job the baa was lifted, bad not the 4:30—Princess Pat Players. 10:30— Celiunbia News Service. with a little notice at a time when State Department of Domestic Ani­ 5:00— Night Vesper*—"The Use and 10:45— Leaders In Action. the worst weather In years prevail­ mals excepted them from the quar­ Misuse of Power,” Dr. Harry 11:00—Guy Lombardo and his Or­ ed over a large section of the coun­ antine. Emerson Fosdlck. chestra. try, tying up transportation of all “ Since the dogs came into the 8:80— Grand Hotel (drama)—Anne 11:80—Portland Symphony Orches kinds. Despite that 148 planes have been quarantined area on an errand of Seymour, tra. mercy,’’ said Dr. George E. Corwin, 6:00—Symphony Orchestra, fiying 21 routes anef averaging near­ ly 41,000 miles per day in extremely deputy state commissioner of domes­ 7:00— Ted Weems and bis Orcbes' Sunday. February 25 tic animals "there will be no trouble bad weather, Army officials point tra. (Eastern Standard Time) out that only one fatal accident has about them leaving. As long as they 7:30— Joe Penner, comedian; Har­ occurred to a filer actually carrying do not come Into contact with other riet Hilliard, vocalist; Ossie Nei A. M. tbe mail. dogs and they are in tbe quaran­ son and his Orchestra. 10:00—Church of tbe Air. Three other fatal accidents occur­ tined area solely to bring aid, there 8:00— Eddie Cantor, Rubinoff’s Or 10:30—Melody Parade. red during practice fiigbts. will be no difficulty.” chestra. 10:45— Tbe Playboys. War Department statistics for Meanwhile the huskies carried on 9:00—Will Rogers; Revelers Quar< 11:00— Service from the First Uni­ ten years show an average of 47 their heroic work with barely any tet; Emil Coleman and his Or tarian Meeting House. Army fliers killed yearly. interruption. Drawing a supply chestra. P. M. From 1023 to 1982 inclusive. laden sled, they left this morning in 9:80—Walter WlncheU. 12:16—Italian Melodies. Army fliers have bad 3,419 acci­ an effort to reach 32 children in tbe 9:45— Nat Shllkret and hie Salon 12:80—Tito Oulzaris Mid-Day Ser­ dents In which 481 were killed and execluslve Charcoal HiU section who Orchestra, enade. 772 were Injured. have been snowbound since Monday. 10:00—Time. 12:45—Polish Program. Accidents, fatalities, and injuries Among tbe supplies were milk and 10:02— Old Farmer’s Almanac. 1:00— Church of the Air. by years have been as follows: bread. 10:04—Tempierature. 1:80—Lazy Dan, tbe Mlnetrel Man, 1923— 283 accidents, 58 killed, 8 10:06— Famous Sayings. with Irving Kaufman. Injured. Brennan brought tbe dogs and 1924— 275 accidents, 34 killed, 55 sled to Westport last night after 10:08— Weather. 2:00—Tbe Radio Voice of Religion, 10:10— Organ recital—James J. Reverend John M. Pbiilips, Injured. winning a race in Central Park, 1925— 311 accidents, 38 killed, 119 New York. Their first mission was O’Hara, D.D. 10:15—Sports Review, 2:30—The Big Hollywood Show: Injured, to bring food and fuel to Miss 1926— 384 accidents, 43 killed, 79 Elolse Mayer-Oakes, a paralytic. 10:30— Joe and Bateese. Abe Lyman's Orchestra. 11:00— Time, weather, temperature. injured. 3:0(^—New York Pbllbamontc 1927— 227 accidents, 48 killed, 60 11:04—Old Farmer's Almanac. Symphony Orchestra. Injured. 11:06—Organ recital — Jamee J. 4:00—R^lo Leiague of tbe Little 1028— 249 accidents, 27 killed, 62 O’Hara. Flower—Father Coughlin. Injured. 11:15—Kay Fayre, 6:00— To Be Announced. 1928— 890 accidents, 61 killsd, 72 WBZ-WBZA 11:30—Paradise Restaurant Orches­ 8:80—Julia Sanderson and Frank injured. tra. Crumlt. 1930—471 accidents, 62 killed, 82 •prlngfleid — Boston 12:00— Cotton Club Orchestra, 6:00—Armanda Corea and Orches­ injured. A. M. tra. 1981— 466 accidents, 26 killed, 76 Saturday, February 24. 12:80— Cafs Loyale Orchestra, 6 ;l(^ F a rm and Garden Talk. injured. 1:00—NBC Program Calendar. 6:16—Mike Htnapi and his Melody 1982— 428 accidents, 60 killed, 89 P, M. Beys. Injured. 1:30—Vio and Bade. 6:80—fimlling Ed McCkmnell. 1:45—Metropolitan Opera. STRIKE AT SOMERSVILLE 6:46—Tbe Family Theater-Act 1 6:00—Flatt and Nierman, plaBiata, 7:00—Tbe American Revue with MEDAL REQUESTED 6:15—News, Ethel Waters end Jack Deo- 6:80—Jackie Keller, tenor, MAY SHOT DOWN PLANT n y t Orebestra. 6:46—Little Orphan Annie. 7:80—The Family Theater—Act 2. FOR MRS. W. F. CROSS 6 :0 0 -NBC Program Calendar. 7:46—Cocoanut Grove Ambassa­ dors. 6:01—Duke Dewey and bis Hickory Somervills, Conn., Feb. 24h— Tallahassee, Fla., Feb. 24.— (AP) Nuts. 8:00—Sunday Night Revue—Aus­ —Mrs. W. F. 'Cross, credited with 6:16—O'Leary's Irlab Minstrels, (A P )—Officer* of tb# 8om*r*vlU# tin Scrivener, Director. striking tbe arm of Qulse^ Zaa- 6:80—Tims. Maaufacturlog Company, who** 860 8:80—Warlnf'a Pennsylvanians end gara when be fired at Resident 6:32—Old Farmer's Almanac. or mors employes have ht/n on Guest Star. ^ osevelt In Miami last February, 6; 34—Temperature. strike since Monday, pointed out te< 9 :0 0 -Seven Star Revue—Nino waa nominated today for award of a 6:36—Bporti Review, day that not on^ ie the company Martini. Jane Froman, Emo medal to the Floridian who con­ 6:41—Famous Sayings, unable to make deliveries of orders Rapee’s Orebestra; Ted Hus- Ing: Vagabond Glee Club. tributed moat to law enforcement In 6:48—WsatUr, but that at this time eamplee on 1933. 6:46—Concert — Edward MacHugb, which next year's businese le bMsd 10:00—“Patri's Dramas of Child- The nomination waa mada by baritone: James J, O'Hara, are ordinarily gotten out. hoed.” Julian C. Calhoun, ■tats’s attoraay 7:00—World in Review, 110:80—Conclave of Nations. at Palatka. Calhoun prsvloualy w It was said that if tbe etrlke in- 11:00—H, V. Keltenborn. 7:16—Don Quixote (drama), te^ reF with tbe making of samples nominated for tbe medal by tbe Pal­ “ You’re a tight’wad!” says Mrs. Richard Roe, and the battle is on. 7:80—F, O B, Detroit—Benny Kyte tbe factory will face a long shut­ 111:10—Little Jack Uttle’s Orchee- atka Dally News. and bis Orchestra, tra. down. Leland Keenoy, treasurer, said |ll:46—Aoe Brigade Orchestra. '1 think Mrs. Cross contributed Being a woman, the missus will probably win. But that- doein't mean 8:00—Art in America—“How They the company probably would make most to law enforcement by pre­ UvBd in Colonial America.'’ a statement today of tbe conpeoy'e venting tbe aseaeelnatton at tbe she’s right! 8:80— New England Community posltlen. Preeldent,” eafd Qalboun. tln fln f Clubs. Tbe mill bee been oneratiaf two Tbe nomination waa placed along- 9:00—Jamboree, shifts for a long period. Tbe strik­ Overnight A. P. aide otberi that have been made for As a matter of fact her sterner half gives her an allowance big enough 9:80—Eddie Duchln and his Orches­ the medal awarded by tbe United ers dsmiAd 26 per cent w m s in­ to run a household half again aa large. 'The trouble Is— Mrs. Roe hasn’t tra, crease and reinetatemest o f two News State Flag Aaaoelation. Attorney A 10:00—News, men active in orgeaielng a local General Gary D. Laodia, chairman learned how to call her shots when she spinds. to : 16—Time, weather, temperature, union. State police eonttnue to g u i^ of the medal Jury, called a meetfng 10:19—Sports Review. Bofton—Mejer Fan Connor ea- of tbe membera in GalnesviUa next tbe mill property day tines, when neunees tbe 179tb Oempeny at tbe 10:29—Old Farm'.r's Almanac, picketinf le la effect. Monday to consider the nomlnS' 10:80—Barn Dance, C. C. C., engeged in work in tbe tiens. You’ll know ths answsr if you shop by reading The HeraW sds.' Bven 11:80—Paul Whiteman and his Ho­ Paebuf .state forest at Voluntown, a 60 cent dollar will stretch to cover a lot more purchases when you elt tel Blltmere Orebsetra, WEST HAVEN HOME BUSKS I Cosn., as tbe most outstendlag imlt TWO OHILDBEN DIE 12:00—Jack Denny and bis Hotel jgg eompaalee eUtloned down and plan your shopping in advaneo and can eheok vahie agaiaat Flerre Orchest»*a, New Haven. Feb. 24.— (A P i— I ^ New Engl end. New Haven, Feb, 24.— (A P )— 12:80 a. m.—Harold Stern and his John Horlacher, a ^dower andpart N«w Haven, Coxm.-Mcml^reblp Robert and Stephen Martin, 14 and value and price against price every day in the advertising pages of The 18 yeara old respectively, died within Montclair Hotel Orchestra, time eWA worker and hie three ^ Connecticut Golf Association Herald. 1:00—NBC Program Calendar, childreu, were forced to flee their I extended to municipal golf links at 12 hours of each other in New home In Weet Haven early today * special meetlnf of the aesodaUon, Haven hospital of xmeumonia, des- Sunday, February 25. Into a drizzle of rain as Are of un-1 Hartford. — Connecticut DrSes lte tbe efforts of physicians to save A M, determined origin destroyed the | Manufacturers Assodatlon com- Ebelr lives by tbe use of oxygen, it I 8-00-T on s Pictures. two-story frame reeideace. plaine to NRA that It ie faced with waa dlacioaed today. 8:30—Time, weather, temperature. The tone of Sttobeo Martto, Read Herald and Save Money! Awakened to beaw emoke and unfair operating oonditione under a eWA wortMT and Mra. Maitta. 8:88—Lew White, orgaalet tbe crackle of flames, HorlaAer its code. were pupils in the Sunder aebeol 9:00— NBC Cbildren’s Hour, shouted a wanfing to hie eon and New Britain.—Miss Clharlotte E. here, Robert in the eighth grade and 10:00—Southland Sketches— South- two daughters and they barely had Baldwin, one of tbe first women Stephen in the sixth. a l ornalres. time to carry out a radio and a bu> court stenograpbers In Chicago dies, 'They were stricken a week ego 10:30—Safety Crusaders. reau dresser. I She was 61. and were two of eight children. PAGE tSlX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. OONN^ SATU ^AY, PTSBRUARY 24, 1W4,

fic. Dairymen could not get through . ■ GOOD POTATO YIELD to the milk station with their milk, RAVENS HERALD though they made valiant efforts to WILD LIFE FACES do so. Quantities of milk were “ DIVIDENDS” FALL OFF Hifi-yOlT ' ON OLD TOBACCO LAND wasted, in spite of the fact that every effort was made to utilize it ^arn CARIBOU DRIVE CRITICAL PERIOD <$>■ ■ 4 \ in the homes for drinking, cooking IN THE KIDNAP GAME BEGIN HEBE TODAY Agricaltaral Experiment Sta­ down a few of the craekem. After and butter making purposes. No GYPSY MOBEJX , and TOM she had tidied up Mm sasy that the tion Starts Series of Tests to malls were received or left the local WEAVER are married on the same shadows were lengthening. Hi the Get Information. offices for two days. Thursday day as LILA HOTALfNG and Cameramen Risk Lives Record Snow and Cold silence of the place (mly Hie deep morning the mails were resumed. STATE CCC COMPANY DEREK BLISS, bat while Ula Uves With Bat Few Excepdons, wash of the waves could be heard. Due to low tobacco prices that The town was without newspapers in hixnry Gypsy has to struggle to Booom . . . Booo-oom! Shooting Scenes of Stam­ have prevailed in recent years many for two days. Leslie Ward started to Threaten Stanation for keep expenses ^thin Tom’s income. growers in the Connecticut Valley drive out here from Hartford ’Tues­ Death and Prison Terms BEST IN NEW ENGLAND After G3rp«3r’s son is born her She drew the shades and switch­ have been turning to potatoes as a day afternoon. He found the driving days become a dreary round of ed on the electricity. There were pede in Filming 'Eskimo/ cash crop. The growing of potatoes pretty good as far as Marlborough Birds and Animals. caring for him and for her home. Have Been the Fmal Re­ 179th Is Engaged in Conserva­ memories to haunt her in this little on land formerly used for tobacco but finally had to leave his car at She suspects Tom is interested in the Frankel place and walk the tion Work in« State Forest at house—memories of two buoyant I presents certain special problems VERA GRAY who works in the young people in a gold and blue because of the large amounts of rest of the way through the deep Voluntown. Hartford, Feb. 24.—CotmecUcqt’p same office. The photogrraphy of animal herds wards of “ Snatchers.” September, beginning life togetiiM'* drifts. Miss Florence E. Smith, wild life is confronted with one of Ula divorces Derek. Vera finds and natural animal action, when fertilizer applied to tobacco crops. 'The girl had bera young and care­ principal of the Seymour school. Boston, Feb. 24.—The 179th Com­ the most critical periods in his­ excuses to see Tom often and one The Agricultural Elxperiment Sta­ free and loving; the boy had adored done with simplicity and honesty, is West Hartford, started for home pany of the Civilian Conservation tory as a result oif the record- night after tricking him into taking tion at the request of the growers Chicago, Feb. 24.— (A P)— Kid­ her with every breath that he drew. fairly widely acknowledged to be 'Tuesday, her school being closed on Corps, engaged in conservation work breaking freeze-up of practically all her home, suggests *^hey nm away has begim a series of experiments to But there was no good going into account of the storm, but weis ma­ napers are playing a losing game., in the Pachaug State Forest at open wat*»r areas In the state, in­ together. Tom leaves hastily. one of the more impressive accom­ answer some of these questions. On rooned at Middletown until the all that now. 'The bright dreams had 'The “ dividends” are falling off. With j Voluntown, Connecticut, was de­ cluding portions of Long Island Derek, learning U la divoroed him plishments of the cinema as an art. an old tobacco field of three acres roads were broken out Wednesday been broken and tarnished. Night adjacent to the Tobacco Station at a few exceptions, death and prison clared the most outstanding unit Sound, and the heaviest snowfall to marry MARKO BROUGHTON, But of recent years so much of it afternoon. Mr Ward brought a among the 125 companies stationed since the blizzard of 1888, accord­ had closed In around her. Gj ^ -:y Windsor, 70 one-fortieth acre plots Hartford newspaper home with him, terms have been their final rewards. richer and older, comes uninvited to was alone in this house with her has been on view that a broad and in New ElnglEuid, in an announce­ ing to a bulletin of the State Board a dinner party gflven by Lila. Gypsy were laid out. Various types of fer­ and it was hailed as a rare object. ment made here today by Major memories and her regrets. amiable conviction seems to be de­ The law has been moving, catch­ of Fisheries and Game today. is there and also HUFTT GIBSON. tilizer were used and the results The report has been received of ing the professional “snatcher” as General Fox Conner, (Commanding Fatigued beyond telling, she veloping to the effect that such compared. the death ot Horace Martin, head of Artifleial Feednng Derek, who has been drinking, falls crept at last into the bed beside well as the amateur. General of the First Corps Area. from a balcony to the street. Sev­ photography is no trouble at all; The first problem was to de­ the English department of the The period covered by the award is Reports received from game war­ her sleeping child It was a moon­ One of the amateurs— Charles W. eral days later he dies. nothing more is necessary than an termine the amounts of nitrogen, Louisiana State Normal College, at Mayo— panicky and fearful of the October 1, 1933 to January 26, 1934. dens and co-operating sportsmen, less night but the stars were out. elaborately equipped expedition and phosphoric acid, potassium, mag­ his home in Natchitoches, La. De­ 'The announcement followed re­ who have been packing grain on Tom ajid Qyptty quarrel and Tom EYom where she lay she could see law’s move against the kidnaping leaves home. He is sent out of town a lot of concentration. Some of the nesium and lime needed on land of tails have not yet been learned, but business, joined in deatu, two other ports of a board of regular army their backs into the woods and to the bright path they made across almost incredible difficulties and this type. funeral services will be held at St. officers which had been ordered to thous€in(te of starving wild ducks on business and is unable to send the sky. A fte' a time she slept. . . . abductors—Willie Sharkey, who word to Gypsy. She does not receive complications may be illustrated It was found that varjdng appli­ Peter’s Episcopal church in this hanged himself in St. Paul, and select the best company in the huddled on the ice along the Sound, She did not know how 1<^ she from the records of W. S. Van Dyke, cations of phosphoric acid and pot­ town tomorrow afternoon. Mr. Mar­ New Elngland States for aw^rd of indicate artifleial feedin,': will proba­ his letters because she has gone to had been asleep (it was too dark Verne Sankey, who "beat the rap” her parents* home. the director who led the Metro- ash gave no significent differences tin was the son of the late Rev. by suicide in his prison cell in the the prize offered by John (Callan bly be the only salvation for some to read the dial on her wrist Goldwyn-Mayer company into Alas­ in yield. ’The standard acre treat­ Theodore D. Martin, for many years O’Laughlin, publisher of 'The Army of the birds i^esa weather condi­ watch) when she heard a slow, South Dakota state penitentiary. NOW GO ON WITH THE S’TOEY ka for ten months for the filming of ment supplied 100 pounds of nitro­ rector of St. Peter’s, and Mrs. Mar­ Mayo hanged himself in a police and Navy Journal. tions moderate. Over 200,000 stealthy sound.' Wakened, she sat “Eskimo,” which opens at the State tin, who lives here. Mr. Martin Under the terms of the offer of broadbill and’black ducks, either too bolt upright in the darkness, every gen, 120 pounds of phosphoric acid,' station here. His crime was frus­ CHAPTFR XLV Theater Sunday. 120 pounds of potash, 60 pounds of spent his summers here at his trated when his intended victim, E. the Washington publisher, nine com­ weak or unwilling to migrate south­ nerve strained to hear. 'The sound Cameramen Bisk Lives lime, and 40 pounds of magnesium. mother’s home with his three chil­ P. Adler, newspaper publisher of panies of the (Xic, one from each of ward, are estimated to have been When Gypsy got off the train she came again. It was as if someone caught in the unusual freeze-up of The sheer location of animal Green Mountain potatoes were used dren, Dwight, Sylvia and Kathleen, Davenport, Iowa, gamely fought off the army corps areas, will xecelve could see the blue line of the Sound tried the outer door. the awards. 'These include a gold harbor and bays along the Connecti­ far to the left. She drew a long herds is a problem in itself: one and on this standard treatment the who survive him. He is also sur­ Mayo and John Lacy, in a loop ho­ *Tt’s probably a mouse,” she told medal to the commanding officer, cut shore. breath. She held David up to see knows their general position and yield was 376.6 bushels of market­ vived by his wife, who has been an tel. Mayo chose to follow in the hersetf but in her heart she knew silver buttons to subordinate officers Although ruffed grouse appear to and he blew an ecstatic bubble as one is able to predict their general able size potatoes and 12.2 bushels invalid for several years. He leaves footsteps of Sharkey and Sankey. it not so. With crystal clar­ and buttons of bronze to the other be faring well, due to t h ^ habit she lifted him *nto the lone taxi movements, but the setting up of of culls per acre. The yield was also a sister. Miss Marjorie Martin, His companion awaits probable ity she saw herself at every stage of the Dalton, Mass., public library. personnel of the company. of feeding upon the accessible trye drawn up beside the station plat­ of her day’s journey; on the train, the elaborate equipment is just a somewhat decreased by omitting chsuges of attempted kidnaping and The 179th (Company, selected as little bit more involved, say, than Mrs. Martin and Miss Martin went assault. buds, pheasants and quail, regarded form. In the clear wash of mid^m- the ferry, in the crosstown car, the magnesia and slightly decreased the best in New Elngland, is under as principally ground feeders, need the releasing of the three legs in south as soon as they received the Sharkey took “the easy way out” mer sunlight the outlines of her sur­ taxi to Penn station and the train when the nitrogen application was command of Lt. Richard E. Hawes help from sportsmen and nature roundings were sharply etched. a camera stand, and it is necessary reduced by 50 per cent but was little tidings of Mr Martin’s illness. rather than face trial for the $70,- and the cab here. Ah, that was of the U. S. Navy. Appointed from lovers now more than at any time In Scrub oak and evergreens against what she had been trjfing to re- to know almost exactly where a affected by the omission of potas­ Word has been received here of 000 snatch of John Factor, the in­ Georgia, he has served approxi­ the dee.th by suicide of Raymond ternational speculator, for which the experience of the State Fish and a background of white, white sand. membei-—that driver’s lean, rat­ stampede will pass if photography sium or phosphorus. It appears that mately 12 years in the Navy. His Game Department, Superintendent Scranton, a young man who has crime his associates—Roger Touhy, Beyond a straggling road to the like face, the curious look he had with any brilliance or detail is to there were sufficient amounts of assistants are 1st Lt. George A. Arthur L. (Jlark states. Scatter­ be achieved. Thus, it is frequently lived here off ard on for some time. Gustav Schaefer, and Albert Kator beach. After the train wound away fixed upon her as she had paid phosphoric acid and potash remain­ Crandadl of the Coast Artillery Re­ ing of grain in sheltered places fre­ there was silence here, utter and arranged to drive the animal.s in a When he ended his life by hanging —were convicted. serve (Corps of Tolland, Ccmnecticut him! She had no one to call, no ing from previous tobacco fertiliza­ quented by the upland girds, or m complete, and the girl in the blue weapon. 'There was not even a specific line; himters stand behind tion to supply the needs of the first he was working for a Mr. Pease of Preferred Death. and 2d Lt. Ferdinand E. F. 'Tieslng, Lebanon. He lived alone in a shack open water or on the ice and flats linen frock with the white capped telephone. Who ever heard of a them and prod them forward; the potato crop. Sankey preferred death to a life Infantry Reserve (Corps of 59 West- owned by his employer. It Is said frequented by diving or non-diving baby on her knee, shivered. beach house, used only four monHis camera, set high on a truck and in A continuation of this experiment term in prison for the 60,000 abduc­ land Avenue, West Hartford. that he was in low spirits on ac­ waterfowl, respectively, is uiged in Her thoughts, released, sprang of the 3rear, with a telephone? constant danger of being over will show how long the effects of tion of Charles Boettcher, n, weal­ Commanding Officers of the win­ count of having been called before thy Denver broker. the emergency. back once more toward what she She could feel the nerves tin­ thrown, grinds furiously away with­ previous fertilization will last. It is ning compemies will be ordered to Distribate Grain out any halt. It is impossible for the the department of motor vehicles on Harvey Bailey, R. G. Shannon and Washingfton for presentation of their had been fleeing. Was she, really, a gling along her spine. 'The child probable that in 1934 increases in Game wardens have a standing beside her stirred and breathed a cameraman to change his ideas the charge of operating a truck Shannon’s wife went to prison for awards at a date to be announced deserted wife? Was she “the un­ yield will be obtained from potash authorization to purchase grain In known woman” whom, presumably, long sigh and G3rpsy held her once he has begun to photograph a without a license. life, as did Albert Bates, and Mr. later. such emergencies, but individuals applications. and Mrs. George (Machine Gun) reporters and detectives sought in breath. Whatever happened—^what­ stampede; even if he stays on the In addition to the fertilizer trials, and sportsmen’s clubs are urged to ever came to pass—he must not territory as long as a year, this Kelly, for the $200,000 kidnaping of the death of Derek Bliss? Ridicu­ a few other plots on this field were contribute by buying food iind dis­ lous! And yet, grimly, it was true. be terrifleo, her little son. scene can never be retaken for it Charles F. Urschel, the Oklahoma used to demonstrate some of the tributing it to game birds in their She was trembling with fatigue. She threw her robe across her may never occur again. He must TOLLAND City oil man, abducted from his localities so as to permit the war­ newer methods for the control of in­ home on July 22, 1933. WAPPING 'The day had been a long one, with a shoulders, trying to still the chat­ take it then and there and be satis­ dens to feed birds in the more re­ sects and diseases. The best results journey by train, by ferry, by yet tering of her teeth. It seemed to fied with the results. It was this Notable, too, in the trend toward mote concentration areas which were obtained with double strength Separate meetings of both church another train, but her physical sen­ her they sounded like castanets in way that the caribou herd was death and heavy penalties was the Mrs. Herbert Harrison of Wap- might not be reached otherwise. (8-8-50) Bordeaux sprays. case of the kld^pers who killed sations were blotted out by an the dead silence of the room. Oh, taken in “Eskimo.” branches are called at the close ot ping has been caring for her sister eex: camp superintendents have Brooke Hart at San Jose, Calif. agony of mind which comprehended (3od, send someone, she cried in­ Ravens Herald Oaribon the morning service tomorrow, to and family for the past three or four been authorized by State Forester 'They were lynched. weeks. Her sister has been at the S a t all her running away was of no wardly) But only the faint, far off Merely finding out when the receive and act on the report of the Hawes to organize crewrs equipped Some Still at Large. hospital in Waterbury a part of the actual avail. One could. not run splash of sea against sand replied. caribou would be driving was an­ joint Federated committee at a with snowshoes to supply food fior With shaking knees she crept HEBRON On the other side of the ledger, time. game on State Forests during this away from oneself: other matter for study. Aeroplanes business session recently held re­ however, there have been some over the sill into the sitting room. had to scout all over the covmtry. garding the rolling of a minister. William Waldron sprained his emergency. 'The taxi jolted over the bumps. cases in which the authorities are ankle quite badly while playing 'This particular road was unspeak­ She shut the door behind her. She A fiock of ravens is most frequently Owing to illness with a hard cold, The regular meeting of Tolland Game wardens estimate the num­ had a flashlight in her hand, an still in the dark—including the kid­ games at the (Community (Church able and the driver glanced hack at the herald of such a drive, and it the Rev. (Jeorge A. Alcott of Nor­ Grange which was to have bean ber of hard-pressed ducks coricen- old one of Tom’s. For courage, nap and murder of Baby Charles House recently. at her over his shoulder grinning was through these screaming birds wich wiU not be able to officiate at held last ’Tuesday evening, was post­ trated in one section of the Housa- as if to feel the touch of his warm Lindbergh, and the $200,000 James Cox who had been ill with tonic river at 25,000. Afiother re­ scfft of apology. He was a rough- that the onset of the animsds was St. Peter’s Episcopal church Sun­ poned on account of the severe snow “snatch” of Edward Bremer, the St. fingers on her own, she held it day. He will be here for the ser­ ihe grip at the home of Mr. and port from near Bridgeport estimated l<»king fellow in a ragged coat. She predicted. storm. Paul banker. Federal investigators close. The knob turned. . . . vice next Simday, however, u his The regular whist which was to Mrs. Herbert Watrous, spent the 4,000 of the birds had crowded inno did not remember having seen him When a number of polar bears are still at work on both cases. at Wading Hollow before. All at “Who’s there?” she said clearUy. health permits, and there will be a have been held Friday evening, Feo- week end with his family in East cne smsill area of open water where ’The'*e was no answer. had to be corraled for closeups, Behind the crimes lies the love of once panic seized her. What was walrus carcasses were planted on celebration of the Holy Communion. ruary 23, at the Community House, Hartford, while he was recuperat­ they were endeavoring to feed upon The door moved an inch . . . Mrs. Edwin T. Smith, 78, died at money. Bad times have nothing to ing. hard-shelled mussels. she doing in this expanse of se" and ice floes and an iglcx) built with an has been postponed for two weeks, do with them. That la the conclu­ it- was open. In that split second her home here Thursday evening, to March 9. Richard Jones, formerly of South Feathers In Ice sky, alone with this small, adorable, she scre^lmed. . . . open top through which Frank Mes­ February 22, after an illness of sion reached by Ray Mars Simpson 'That hundreds of ducks, huddled dependent child? senger, production manager of the Professor A. J. W. Meyers ;l of Chicago, who made a study of the Windsor, but now living in Jersey more than two years, of which the Hartford will be the preacher at the City, has been visiting his grand­ together on the ice of the SouiiJ She directed the driver. It was company and an ex-cowboy, could principal cause was a series of prisoners sent to the Illinois state Tom drove like a man demented Tolland Federated church tomorrow mother, Mrs. Hannah Weld, at the have narrowly escaped death fro n just u few hundred yards beyond, through the tunnel, and now he hurl his lariat. Once roped, the im- paral]^ic shocks. She was the prison at Joilet. freezing and exhaustion is indicated tamahle beasts were “hog tied” and morning. He told the American Orthopsy­ home of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace she said. Yes, the little house with was on the streets of th^ city. former Miss Ella Coates, for some Miss Miriam Underwood has been by masses of feathers found frozen the white gate. But sis she alighted carried on poles by natives to a years a teacher in the Hebron chiatric Association yesterday, Farnham. 'There was only o* e thought in his ill for several days. Dr. W. B. Bean to the ice in several localities. and took out her jurse to pay him strong corral where they were con­ schools, the daughter of the late Mr. crime became more rampant when Constable Moses G. Stone, who mind and that was to get to Gypsy of Stafford Springs is the attending Wardens believe the wa^’rath of their she saw no one. The green door was fined. In order to make sure that and Mrs.. N. E. Coates of this place. jobs and money were plentiful. for two years has been manager of quickly to set her right on the phyrsician. bodies thawed the ice .slightly be­ shut and rambler roses drooped over there would be plenty of bears for Her mother was Elizabeth Puring- Others Who Paid. the South Windsor basketball teams, events of the past ten days. He Miss Florence Meacham of the has resigned and Thomas Nicholson, neath them and subsequently thair tfie gateway, withering unplucked. knew her mercurial temperament the picture, the expedition paid na­ ton, before her marriage, and Despite this, the list of men who feathers froze fast. Numbers of the Manchester High school faculty Is president of the South Windsor A. Gypsy thought the taxi driver well enough by this time to be tive hunters for several weeks not through her she was descended from die for gold continues to grow. hapless birds, unable to free them­ Governor Bradford of Pilgrim spending the vacation at her home looked at her oddly sus he turned fairly certain she had left her to hunt them. 'There was "Theodore (Handsome will take his place. Constable selves, apparently expired in this Father fame. Mrs. Smith was very in Tolland. Jack) Klutas, Central Illinois gang­ Stone recently organizeo a girls’ away. With the key which Tom had father’s house that morning in a The himting of the walrus, nor A memorial service for the la'^e manner or died from the attacks active in the church and social life ster, shot to death by police. Others basketball team and will continue always kept in his top drawer she mood of complete desperation. mally a severe enough task, was Mrs. Mary' Louise Daniels will he of seagulls found feeding upon the of the town. She was a member of who paid included: with that team. unlocked the door and -.tepped in­ “What she might do, I can’t rendered doubly dangerous by the held February 27 by the Hartford carcasses. the Hebron Congregational church Prank B. Souder and Gail Swol- Aden Andrus of Newington died side. She heard the chug-chug of the think . . .’’ he said to himself presence of the cameras in the tiny Seminary Foundation at the Sem­ Sp'ortsmen at Niantic, Saybrook and of Hebron Grange, holding the ley, members of the Klutas gang, Tuesday afternoon at his home. Mr. taxi with relief. and drove the faster for the black kayaks or skin canoes. The walrus, inary Chapel. The service will be and New Haven report wild duckS office of lecturer for quite a term. sent to prison from Chicago for life shadow that clamored, unadmitted, believe it or not, is near-sighted and held at 12 noon. Dean Edward Andrus spent his boyhood in Wap- became so weak from hunger and She was president of the Ladies’ for kidnaping James Hackett, a at the door oI his mind. in ordinary circumstances fails to Aid Society for 30 years, resigning Warren Capen, of the Kennedy ping. He was a brother of Mrs. exposure that they could be ap­ Well, at least she was here. After Blue Island, m., gambler. Without plan, without conscious see his aggressor. In this instance only a few years ago, but remaining School of Missions, with which Mrs. Lewella Lewis. proached with ease. At CHlnton a all her long, dlspiiitlng, deaperai:; Randolph E. Norvell, Percy Fitz­ Mrs. Marion F. Pierce of Foster flock of over 100 wild geese visit a Tlay, she wsis safe within four walls. thought he drew up at the en­ the camera attempted to come so a member imtil her death. She Daniels was associated for nearly trance to the apaitment where close that the infuriated m am mal leaves her husband and four chil­ 10 years will be the speaker. The gerald and Mrs. Lillian (Jhessen, street has been confined to her home field daily to be fed by the town She put David down on ifie big, flat life; Michael Musila, 20 years and Hunt Gibson lived. He had been attacked several times and threw dren, N. Eugene Smith of Norwich; school has sent a cordial invitation by illness, this week. residents, the department has bem white bed in the small room opening Charles (Jhessen and Christ Gitcho, there just once, to see a pipe col­ the canoes over repeatedly. It was Mrs. Henry Gellert of Meadow to Tolland friends of Mrs. Daniels Mrs. Elizabeth Backus, who has advised. out of the sitting room and fl. ng Brook, Pennsylvania; Miss Florence 5 years; all for kidnaping August been confined at the Manchester off her hat. lection of Hunt’s. He remembered the harpoon inside of him and the to attend this half hour service. with shame the last time he and E. Smith, principal of the Seymour The Men’s Community club of Luer, Alton, ni., banker. Memorial Hospital with severely "WsiF he hungry? Did he want ropes aroimd him that prevented Charles Y. Abernathy, negro, sen­ burned hands received while she Gibson had m et He had behaved him from getting away completely. School, West Hartford, and Edward Tolland will meet at 8 o’clock Mon­ his supper?” A. Smith of Hebron. She also leaves tenced to 10 years in prison at St. tried to extinguish the flames which like a Ciiurl but this was no time The camera and canoes righted day evening, February 26, in the •jo- In her bsig she had a few tins of several grandchildren and one Louis in 1931 for kidnaping Adol­ were burning her little daughter, MARLBOROUGH pureed vegetables. 'There was a to stand back because of false themselves and the imperturbable cial rooms of the Federated church. sister, Mrs. H. D. Barrows of New phus Busch Othwein, 13, of the Ann, returned to her home in farm about a quarter of mile iway, pride. He would ask Hunt simply photographer continued grinding. Major Schroeter of the C. O. C. camp London. Fimeral services will be family of brewers. Wapping last Wednesday afternoon. she remembered, where they had nad humbly, if he had any least The Formidable Whale at Union will be the speaker. Bucu- The Wapping Federated church 'The blizzard was the cause of and humbly, ii he had any least held at the Congregational church, minster’s orchestra will furnish a Martin Depew and William Wer­ much inconvenience and hard work been accustomed to buy milk. Could With the whale, an even more Simday, at 3 p. m., the Rev. H. C. ner, life, and Charles Mele, 35 years held their annual Community Night she carry the baby all that way or Hunt was in. He wore a rather gigantic object to contend with, the Champe, of Lebanon, a former pas­ musical program. All men are in­ social at the (Community (Church here this week. All the roads were constrained air as 'Tom presented vited. ’The committee of arrange­ at Kansas City in 1932 for the kid­ blocked so that no buses w nt dared she get him to sleep and leave cameramen had to be hitched to a tor, and the Rev. Walter Vey, pres­ naping of the then Mrs. Nell Q. Don­ House last ’Thursday evening with him while she went to fetch it? himself at the door. Tom made line with the other boats. The mo­ ent pastor, officiating. Interment ments includes: W. Hoyt Hayden, not as large a crowd as is usual at through here to Hartford, New Lon­ haste to state hie case. 'The''other L. Ernest Hall, Rupert West and nelly, now the wife of former United don, WlUimantlc or Mlddletoi^n She lighted the water h ea ter- tion picture operators in any other will be in St. Peter’s cemetery. Mrs. States Senator James A. Reed. this social function, on account of thank heaven there was oil!—and man shook his head. He didn’t Smith leaves a host of friends who Fritz Weingartner. the bad traveling. 'The program from Monday until late Wednesday circum st^ces might have been con­ William 'Thomas and John Pin- investigated the contents of the know a thing, he said. Sue might. truly mourn her loss. opened by community singing which afternoon. 'The farmers were unable cerned aisout their own safety: but gera, sentenced to life imprisonment shelves. She had been prett> sure If Tom would step inside he would in this territory, where animal emer­ Health Officer J. Banks Jones re­ was followed by a play entitled to get their milk to shipping cen- telephone her. . . . in CUcago in May, 1932, for kidnap­ tersi 'The young people employed at Rosina would heve left some sup­ gencies happen strictly by season, ports 10 cases of whooping cough, “Waiting for Grandpa,” presented Tom lifted his brows when Hunt ing of Dr. Max Gecht Insurance offices in Hartford were plies. 'The bead- shack was used as all they could think of was: if we all in families of the Jagger district. ' James W. Betson, Claude Evans, by members of the Junior Elndeavor called Sue “darling” but he was The cases are in the Coutu, Ding- ANDOVER unable to go to their work 'Tuesday a sort of week-end place by all of don’t get it now, we’ll have to wait Arlos Stoops and Cecil Menninger, Society. Rev. David (Carter gave an relieved, just the same. Hunt well, Frink and Woods families. ’The instrumental piano solo, which was and Wednesday. Fifteen men and them although really it belonged to until the same time next year; Mrs. Harrison Foote and son, El­ 25 years each, Raymond Stoops, 15 said, “No, I don’t think he’s tried disease was not brought to the notice followed by an interesting address two pairs of oxen worked all day Tom. Neither he nor Gypsy had vis­ we’ve got to get it now. mer, of Colchester, were callers at years, and Joseph H. Purslfull, and ited it this year. Sure enough, there that.” He put his hand ever the of the health officer imtL some of the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. E. by the Rev. Duncan F. Dodd of Wednesday and all evening to clear There will be a special student’s the cases were well on the way to Homer Massey, 5 years each, at were a few scattered cans— one of mouthpiece. “ She says, Have you Frink Sunday afternoon. Hartford; this was followed by more the road from Jones Hollow :o the thought of Wadmg Hollow?’ ” matinee of “Eskimo” Monday after­ recovery, probably not having been Peoria, for kidnaping Dr. James W. chorus singing. Refreshments, con­ peaches, a tin of tomato soup, a Fourteen members of Jie Ando­ Center, a distance of two and a half Tom struck his palm into his noon at 3:45. This will be the only recognized as whooping cough at Parker. sisting of sandwiches, cake and miles. In some places drifts meas­ round container with salted crack­ ver Christian Elndeavor attended Walter McGee, sentenced to the hand. “What a consummate fool special showing. first. The houses where the disease cocoa, were served, after which was ured eight feet. About 60 men afid ers. 'There was tea in a blue the contest held in Coventry last electric chair, and his brother, I am!” G3q>sy had said she loved is located are now placarded. an impromptu program, the chil­ several pairs of horses and oxen canister. And, best of all, • there Sunday evening. Next Simday eve­ George, life Imprisonment, at Kan­ the cabin above all places. It Services were held in the Chris­ dren and some older folks gave an were kept busy 'Tuesday and Wed­ were two cartons of cereal. David tian Endeavor room at the Hebron ning the regular meeting will be sas City, for kidnaping Miss Mary enjoyable program. Beatrice John­ would have his supper, after all. might be that she had scugbt it held with Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Ben­ McElroy and cpllecUng $30,000 ran­ nesday in* different parts of the out in b?r wild flight. COURT GRANTS VALLEE Congregational church last Sunday, son sang several songs and danced. town. She debated about fencing him as the installment of the new fiu*- ton. 'The topic will be “Great Reli­ soms. Hunt said, “Walt a second and Mrs. Harry W. Snow has been Richard, infant son of Mr. and in with pillows and leaving him nace was not completed. It is hoped gious Leaders,” with Charles W. Harry Jhnnings, shot to death in n i come along.” His lean, brown TEMPORARY INJUNCTION confined to her home for several Mrs. Allen Chambers, died a* the while she went for the milk hut that the work will be done in time Phelps as leader. San Francisco last August while days with a severe cold and was decided against it. You never face was eager. “The Bliss story for the coming Sunday’s services. Mrs. Griswold of New Haven is kidnaping William F. Wood, cousin Middlesex hospital, Middletown, had quieted down,” he said as he under the care of Dr. Lundberg of early last Saturtay morning. 'The knew what might happen . . . So, Mrs. T. D. Martin, Miss Marjorie visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. of the late President Taft. got into the car. ‘T wonder if Manchester. child was recovering from whooping with the heavy baby on b®!" Martin and the three orphaned chil­ Ernest Percy. Mike Talarico, Joe Varsalona and Gypsy could possibly have worried New York, Feb. 24.— (A P )—Rudy Mrs. Sarah A. (dark, 77, widow cough when pneumonia developed. she started up the uneven road dren of the late Professor Horace 'Thomas Lewis and family spent F’rank Delbono, sentenced to 42 about that. I hope noL 1 under­ Vallee, orchestra leader, today was of WUUam F. aark , died at the Burial took place in Jones Hollow toward the farm. It was a longer Martin of Natchitoches, Louisiana, Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Henry yea.rs each at Peoria in 1933 for kid­ stand Broughton has hushed toe granted a temporary injunction, re­ home of her daughter, Mrs. (Ceorge cemetery Monday afternoon. Rev. way than she had remembered were expected to arrive at Hartford (Generous, of North Windham. naping Adhemar Huuge, Elast Mo­ whole thing up." Hunt had, he con­ straining his wife. Fay Webb Vallee, E. Royce of Manchester, last Elmer T. 'Thlenes officiated. and she stumbleo with weariness irom suing him in California or any- Saturday, a telegram from Mrs. Mrs. George Platt and her son line, and Fred De FTlippi, Spring Wednesday morning. Mr. and Mrs. tinued. a lot of things he wanted Martin stated. As the children’s 'The Board of Relief held its last on the last few yards. She had whereelse than New York for di­ have been suffering from severe Vadley. Clark were residents of Wapping passed no one on the road. It to talk to Tom a'ooiit in toe way mother has been an invadid, under colds. meeting at Of shay’s store 'Thurs­ vorce and maintenance. for many years and were well day. was a lonely place. down. He and Sue ,vere going to sanitarium treatment, for the past Mrs. Raymond Goodale is recov­ known here. Mrs. Clark’s funeral be married in toe fall. Supreme Court Justice Barnard few years, they will have a home 'The Polish woman at the col­ ering from an attack of bronchial was held from the home of her A number are attending the Tom scarcely heard He was driv­ L. Shientag, who granted the in­ with their grandmother for the Shrine circus in Hartford, this lapsing gray house looked a- her junction, said in his decision that pneumonia. Recreation Center daughter, Mrs. Royce, this after­ curiously and brought milk in a ing like wild now. out on toe 0{ ^ present. noon at 3:30 o’clock. Rev. Watson week. Mrs. Valiee’s California action was Mrs. Helen White and her daugh­ Miss Myrtice Mathewson has been tin pall. Sure, she could get it road. His one th'iught was to getito Woodruff of the Center Cemgrega- Henry J. Blakeslee is on a busi­ c.n obvious attempt to harrass her ter, Miss White, entertained last quite ill with a bad cold. Items of Interest tomorrow. Sure, one of the boys Gypsy quickly. tional church of Manchester con­ ness trip to Buffalo, N. Y. husband. Sunday their relatives, Mrs. Burton Rev. Wallace I. Woodin is spend­ would bring it around. Gypsy (To Be Conttnoed) ing two days in Hartford. ducted the services and the burial Fimeral services for Mrs. PhlU- In the California ^lction filed in Brewer, Mr. and Mrs„ Arthur mine Hlrsch, 76, were held at looked at the brood of tumbling Brewer of East Hartford; Hawley Lewis Phelps was unable to at­ Saturday was in the family plot in the Buck- Los Angeles, Mrs. Vallee sought $7,- land cemetery. Lowe’s funeral home in EJast Hart­ children in the dooryard—two or 450 a month maintenance as well White of Mlllis, Mass., and Aleck tend to his work Ifi HaHford 'Tues­ 'The men’s plunge period will he three lank little girls md a tow­ day owing to the severe snow­ ford, EMday afternoon. Mrs. Hirsefa as allowances for counsel fees and White and Mr. and Mrs. J. Kellogg from 7 to 8. headed baby boy or two — and storm, but was able to go Wednes­ has spent several summers at the court costs. In a suit previously filed White and children of Gilead. 'Two games are scheduled in the wondered if she might borrow one TYPEWRITERS day. homes of her daughters, Mrs. Wil­ Mrs. Sirreno Scranton of East Rec Senior Basketball League. At of the older children for the night Now on display, the new model here., she asked that a separation 'The school is closed for the win­ liam Zerver and Mrs. Ralph Korn- Hampton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 7:45 the Ansaldi Masons will play giebel, in this place. Burial took . . . it would be company. Underwood and Royal Portabies. agreement, imder which Vallee paid Paul Jones of this place, who enter­ ter vacation. her $100 a week, be set aside and the Jaffe Jewels. 'The second game A Thought place in Staffoi^ Springs. But that was stlly, she re­ these machines have all the fea­ ed the Middlesex hospital last week, 'The roads were in very bad con­ will be between the Celtics and the minded herself. She would be safe that the orchestra leader be re­ is expected home the latter part of 'The Dorcas Society meets with tures and are standard In every dition after the severe snowstorm Phantoms. 8s safe. Her nerves were jumpy way. strained from attempting to divorce this week. dela dng traffic. 'The snow plow did Mia, Henry J. Blakeslee next Friday 3 'The Ajiaaldi Masons basketball He that leadeth tfito captivity afternoon. lately, that was aU. her in any state except New York. Not since the days of the great not go over the Hebron road until New team will practice from 2 to 3. •ban go Into o^ tivity; he ttiat Miss Emma Lord has been a re­ It was half past six when she blizzard of 1888 has Hebron b^n so 'Thursday mcrnfiig. Price 'The dance next week will be held Idlleth with the sword most be cent guest of her cousins, Mr. and get back to the house and Daylj] $45 00 cut off from the outside world as on Mr. and Mrs. Raymond T. Healy The great breed of hornless cat­ on 'Thursday night. Val Jean and kUled wltii ttie sword. Here is the had b^un to whimper Tuesday and Wednesday of this and children of Portland, and Mr. Mrs. Howard Hinckley of V^lUman- tle known as “polled Herefords” his Arcadians will furnish the music. patienoe and the faith of the saints. tlc. He was hungry. He was bathed, Service Typewriter week. Snow lay a foot and a half and Mrs. W. C. Hewitt of New Lon­ —^Bevelation, 18:10. was founded when, in 1889, on a deep In the shallowest places. 'Two fed and tucked away in the big don spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. A will covering a piece of paper An average of about $3,300,000 is bed before the tumbled girl iz. blue Co. , Kansas farm, Another Nature neg­ and five feet drifts were encounter­ George Merritt and family. lected to grow horns on a Hereford five feet long and nine inches wide Elndurance is nobler than spent annually by North (Carolina linen thought about her own supper. Bartferd, Ooao. ed everywhere, filling in the rouis Mrs. Wallace I. Woodin is better was filed in the Alameda county, strength, and patience than beauty. I Leeal -iiiiaiii '• "y’ cail. and oemplsttly sh u t& f off all traf* farmers to replace aged and d e c r e ^ Besides she wasn’t hungry. Shh and is up areuBd ths bousa. CaL. court. It disposed of 88,800. —ItUdcin. oralaa and horsea. made herself sonu. tea and choked /

: \ V 8-- Meriden High Quintet Wallops M, H, S LEAD IN REC LEAGUE AT STAKE TONIGHT Swim Renaissance Needed VICTORS CLINCH SHARE If U. S. Is To Regain Title 9 OF LEAGUE CAGE TITLE Courting Death on a Curve Evanston, 111,, Feb. 24.— (AP)— “Our only hope of regaining the I f the United States ever hopes to 1 world title is by adopting similar Masons and Jewels Meet wrest the Olympic swimming su­ tactics,” he added. Now Certain of Tie for Hon* premacy from Japan, says Coach Among Coach Robinson’s Olym­ BO X SCO RE Tom Robinson of pic swimmers have been Kenneth N o r t h western Huszagh in 1912; Dick Howell, Meriden (40) ors with Bristol; Locals In Feature Court Clash u n i V e r slty, a Ralph Breyer, Bob Skelton and Miss P. B. F. T. swimming ren­ Sybil Bauer in 1924; WaUy Colbath 1 Shee, rf ...... 0 1-2 1 aissance is need­ in 1928, and A1 Schwartz in 1932. 1 Hobson, r f ...... 2 2-2 6 Helpless Before A|[greo- ed in America. Of these the veteran mentor con­ 0 Coneskl, r f ...... 0 0-0 0 Phantoms and Celtics to Bat­ And be should siders Schwartz the greatest swim­ 1 Oliver, I f ...... 2 1-1 6 0 Skinnon, I f ...... o 0-0 0 si?e, Brilliant Play of Ri- Local Sport know. For 25 mer Northwestern has yet produc­ years he has in­ 1 Slavln, c ...... 0 1-1 1 tle in Nightcap; First Game ed. He holds five of the 17 records 1 (Jormley, c ...... 0 1-1 1 structed North- held by Northwestern teams, and in ?als in Loop Finale: western’s swim­ 2 H. Zajac, r g ...... 5 0-0 10 Chatter addition swam as aifbhor man on six 0 Brooks, r g ...... 0 0-0 0 ming teams, and Slated at 7.45 at School record-holding relay teams. 0 Doherty, r g ...... 0 0-0 0 seven of his pro­ Other records annexed by North­ 1 B. Zajac, I g ...... 6 2-5 14 LEAGUE RESULTS. teges have won The Manchester Trade-Wllllman- western teams trained by Robinson 0 Majkowski, Ig .. 1 0-0 2 Street Rec, Second at places on Ameri- Meriden 40, Manchester 11. tic Trade cage contest, scheduled for include the world mark of 1:16 for c a n Olympic Middletown 24, West Hartford 22. yesterday afternoon, was postponed the 160-yard relay made in 1932; 8 16 8-12 40 squsuls. Fifteen 8.45; Two Officials. imtil March 13, due to poor traveling nine national intercollegiate rec­ Manchester (11) conditions, at the rrauest of the of bis teams Tom Robinson P. B. F. T. LEAGUE STANDING. ords, and seven Big Ten marks. 1 Johnson, r f ...... 0 l- l i Willimantic School, '^ e first game have won B ig Ten championships. Coach Robinson estimates he has “ It isn’t true that the Japsmese 2 E. Judd, rf ...... 3 0-0 6 Meriden...... 9 1 .900 The leading quintets of the Rec to be played in the Thread City was taught 50,000 persons how to swim, have a new crawl stroke which en­ 1 'O’Leary, I f ...... 0 0-1 0 Bristol 8 1 ^ 9 postponed imtil March 7. The local and 8US a resifit he firmly believes Senior Basketball League return to Mechanics’ next start will be against abled them to defeat us in the 1932 1 Clarke, If ...... 0 0-0 0 East Hartford ...... 4 5 .444 everybody can learn. action tonight at the School street New Britain Trade next Wednesday games,” he said. “They do have a 1 Sheldon, c ...... 0 1-2 1 Middletown ...... 4 6 .409 0 Garrone, c ...... 0 0-0 0 Rec in games postponed from last afternoon at New Britain. highly stepped-up stroke, but other­ Aside from student classes he de­ Manchester ...... 3 7 .300 votes part of his time to townspeo­ 1 Saimonds, rg .... 0 1-4 1 West Hartford ...... 0 10 .000 Tuesday night by the blizzard. In wise they have copied the style of 3 A. Judd, I g ...... 1 0-1 2 Wesleyan University at Middle- Johnny Weissmuller, whom they ple and says upwards of 100,000 the feature contest at 7:45 o’clock, 0 Leone, Ig ...... 0 0-0 0 town will announce its new football studied when he made a tour of that have taken lessons from hfm, rang­ Meriden High achieved its ex­ Ansaldl’s Masons, winners of the ing from “dog paddlers” to embryo pected triumph over Manchester coach, to succeed Jim Oberlander, country several years ago.” 10 4 3-9 11 first round title, clash with Jaffe’s Monday morning. This department champs. High at the State Armory last night Jewels in a contest that may deter­ Coach Robinson said a tedent for Score by periods: has learned that the grid mentor seeking and mastering the very best In the immediate future Coach before a crowd of close to 700 per­ mine the winner of the second Breakneck speed around a turn of the Los Angeles municipal Meriden ...... 7 10 16 7—40 sons, easily drubbing a Red and will be a former All-American cen­ technique and a strong emotional Robinson plans to develop an intra­ Manchester ...... 3 1 1 6— 11 round. In the nightcap at 8:45 airport race track brought grief to Chuck Gardner and his me­ White quintet that was virtually ter who gained fame at Michigan. drive brought the Japanese to the mural program until he has three Score at halftime, 17-4, Meriden. o'clock, the Phantoms, tied with the chanic, Johnny Rae. Their car turned turtle— and there are the helpless before the brilllEmt, aggres­ top in the swimming world. squads in addition to the varsity. Referee, (gasman. Time, eight min­ Masons and Jewels for first place, two racers being hastily dumped out on the dirt traick. Neither sive play of the Silver city cagers. tackle the Celtics and are favored George “Stiffy” Stavnltaky, lead­ ute quarters. ing scorer in the Hartford Dusty iw as seriously injured. The final score was 40 to 11, one of to win. Basketball League, was held score­ the most decisive defeats in Man­ Both Are Confident. Maiden 2nds (36) less when his team, the United A ir­ P. B. F. T. chester’s history, and it sissured Both the Masons and Jewels are craft, eked out a 28-27 win over the 0 Stanley, r f ...... 0 2-2 2 Meriden of at least a tie for the Cen­ confident of victory and a bang-up Post Office five the other night. 0 Leary, r f ...... 2 0-0 4 tral Connecticut Interscholastic game is in prospect as defeat will in Singing Wood -Tops List 0 Pierce, rf ...... 0 0-0 0 League title with Bristol. all likelihood remove the loser from What with a half dozen teams or UYTON DRUBS COCHRAN, 0 Skinnon, I f .... 6 8-8 13 It was the final league encounter any chance of winning the second 0 Berry, If ...... 0 0-0 0 for both schools and marked Man­ round championship. The Masons so eligible as challengers and a seeming lack of interest in suraug- 0 Tenmenburg, If .. 0 0-0 0 chester’s seventh defeat in ten will probably start Giiiatus and ing an elimination tourney, the 0 Brooks, c ...... 1 0-0 2 league starts to send the locals down Opizzl at forwards, Quish at center, Of 124 Named For Derby question of a town title basketball WINS THE 3-CUSHlON TITLE 0 Krlck, ,c ...... 0 0-0 0 to fifth place in the standing, saved Campbell and Holland at guards, series will probably remain unan­ 0 Rowan, c ...... 0 1-2 1 from thejcellar only by the fact that while the Jewels will have John swered for some time to come. From 3 Majkowski, rg .. 1 0-2 2 West Hartford fidled to gain a sin­ Tierney and Faulkner at forwards, what he can learn, public interest 0 Joniga, rg ...... 0 0-0 0 gle victory in its league campaign. Nelson at center, Hutt and Gorman Casey Is Signed Mata Hari Is Also Nominat­ is also at a low ebb, due, we believe, Beats Defending Champ, 50- 1 Doherty, Ig ...... 2 4-5 8 Middletown went into undisputed at guards. GENE TUNNEY PICKS to the mediocre records of local 1 Coneski, I g ...... 1 0-0 2 possession of fourth place and has a Phantoms Favored. semi-pro quintets. chance to tie East Hartford for third The Phantomi., who have beaten ed for Kentucky Classic; 5 12 10-14 34 23, to Capture His 11th place, providing the latter la beaten both the Masons and Dugout Five, M. H. S. Seconds (16) Many followers of local basketball LOUGHRAN TO WIN by Bristol next week. are expected to start s. Saimonds p. B. F. r. hail the Phantoms of the Rec Senior Only Dozen or So Expect­ Playing the brand of basketball and Renn at forwards, T. Saimonds World’s Crown A fter 3 McCurry, r f ...3 0-2 6 League as one of the outstanding that has brought twelve lickings in at center and Courtney and Fraser 2 Cobb. If ...... 2 0-1 4 fives in town. This team, one of sixteen starts, Manchester was nev­ at guards. The Celtics lineup will 0 Woodhouse, c .... 1 0-0 2 the leaders of the second round, con­ ed to Survive Gruelling er in the running against a visiting probably be Mahoney and F. Bissell Bat Tom Heeney Says That Lapse of Four Years; Has 2 Campbell, rg ..., 0 1-1 1 sists of Sully Saimonds, Tony Sai­ team that was confident and deter­ at forwards. Brown at center and 1 Custer, r g ...... 0 1-2 1 monds, Bill Courtney, Stuart Welles, mined to gain a victory and clinch Gribbon and Jolly at guards. All Danny Renn, Fraser and Hansen. Spring Training. 2 Bycholski, Ig .... 1 0-0 2 Camera Has Too Much on Highest Grand Average. a share in the league title, besides four teams have a wetdth of reserve The team is well above the average making certain of its eligibility for material. in size and plays a fast, hard brand 10 7 2-6 16 Score by Periods: the Yade tourney. Bogglni as Boferee. of basketball. Tommy. New York, Feb. 24.—(AP)— Louisville, Ky., Feb. 24— (AP) — Meriden ...... 15 6 6 7—34 The game was close only in the A1 Boggini will referee and Hills Singing Wood, generally regarded The Charter Oak Girls took part Johnny Layton, the florid Sedalia, Manchester ...... 3 6 6 1— 16 first period, as Meriden needed the will be the umpire. Promoter Ben Score at halftime, 21-6, Meriden. in the Washington’s Birthday char­ as the champion two year old of quarter to become familiar with the Clune feeling that two officials are Miami, Fla., Feb. 24.—,(A P )— If Mo., veteran who has spent three Referee. Beagle. Time, eight minute ity bowling carnival at Hartford 1933, the DlxlMa farm’s fleet filly, huge surface of the drill shed. Man­ necessary In view j f the Importance quarters of his 47 years fighting, quarters. of the games. Thursday and hit a team triple of there is any value in the combined Mata Harl, and 122 others of the chester went into an early 3-2 lead 1,505 to place second in the girls’ opinions of two retired heavy­ wrestling, playing professional base­ Nation’s leading three year olds, and held it with less than two min­ ball, fishing and playing pool, is utes to go. Then Meriden began to division. The Schaefer Girls won weights who once met in the same were announced today as nominated first place with 1,593, back in control of the three cushion for the sixtieth running of the Ken­ click and swiftly went to the front ring for the championship— Gene billiard game today. tucky Derby here May 5. with a 7-3 advantage at the close of Tunney and Tom Heeney, then the STAMFORD NET ACE The West Side Rees will meet the A fter a lapse of four years dur­ Casey Stengel, above, yesterday The number named was six more the period. 15 round duel of Primo Camera and A fter that It was just a question Chance Vought five in a return ing which an eye injured in his last signed a two-year contract to man­ than last year, despite the reduction Powl i ri(^ Tommy Loughran Wednesday night game as a preliminary to the Blue wrestling match nearly 30 years from $50,000 to $30,000 In the added of how large the final score would may wind up in a draw. age tne Brooklyn Dodgers, succeed­ IN WOMEN’S FINALS Ribbons tussle with Babe Didrik- ago threatened to end his billiards value of the stake. Out of the 124, be. Manchester had very little ing the deposed Max Carey. His some dozen or more of the thorough­ son’s All-Americans at Foot Guard Tunney, who knocked Old,Hard- career, the former Missouri car­ chance to shoot, nine-tenths of its salary was reported as a breds will show enough luck emd passes being Intercepted by alert, hall tomorrow night. The Rees Rock Heeney out in 11 rounds in his penter rose to his greatest heights 310,000 CHARTER OAK JRS. won the first encounter, 55-60, and year. He was formerly Brooklyn stamina during ,the gruelling spring close checking players who were on ring valdlctory in 1928, while not last night to defeat the defending expect to repeat tomorrow night as coach and Is thoroughly familiar training to enter the breath-taking top of the ball every minute of the picking Tommy out and out to win, champion, Welker Cochran of San Unheralded 17 Year Old “ Hank” McCann will be with the with the bizarre type of baseball mile and a quarter race at TO MEET BLUEFIELDS game. After throwing away a did everything else but. Francisco, and win his 11th world’s Blue Ribbons Instead of the Chance that appeals to Flatbush fans. Churchill Downs. dozen shots in the first quarter, “ If I didn’t think Tommy had a title. The score was 50 to 23. The nominations include 76 colts, Helen Pedersen Battles to Vought. A large number of local chance, I would not go to the fight,” Meriden found the range and double- fans are expected to witness the The victory gave Layton a tour­ 37 geldings and 11 fillies and include Tonight at the Charter Oak alleys deckers dropped like hall to give the Tunney said. “ But I will be there. nament record of nine .victories in all but four of the ten leading money a bowling match of between two of twin-bill, which brings the country’s It should be a real battle.” visitors a 17 to 4 margin at half­ 11 matches while Cochran dropped winners among last year’s two year the strongest five man teams in the time. Top in Indoor Meet. leading woman athlete to Hartford. Tunney fought Loughran back in into a tie for second place where olds. Three of the four, Far Star, town, namely the Chwter Oak Jr’s Alton Judd’s short side toss in the 3 922, when both were but a short TIPSo«- High Glee and Wise Daughter, are he must meet Allen Hall of Chica­ and Blueflelds. Bowling with the first period was Manchester’s only Windham High kept its slate way up the ladder and Tunney won fillies and many horsemen do not clean last night by drubbing Kllling- go In the playoff today. Blueflelds will be none other then tally from' the floor until the last New York, Feb. 24.— (AP)— An the verdict of newspapermen though regard a filly’s chance eu9 good in ly, 55-10. Bristol whipped Weav­ In addition to carrying off the TABLE Charlie Kebart, the town champion half, when his brother, EJarl Judd, unheralded girl of 17, Helen Peder­ the bout, an eight round affsiir in early spring races. er, 56-19 and New Britain swamped first prize of $1500 and 15 per cent v/ho is to meet the famous Nick swished the cords with three sensa­ sen of Stamford, Conn., listed as Philadelphia was a no-decislon con­ The other is High Quest whose “Cannon-Fodder” for the ranking Wlnsted, 38-7. of the game receipts, estimated at owner, Marshall Field, recently an­ Tronsky Monday night at the Y. M. tional long shots, one in the third test. Heeney’s story is different. 51,000, Layton had the highest t^TENNIS C A. alleys. The Blueflelds will also quarter and two in the final period. stars when the tournament began, “I’ve been watching Carnvra work nounced he would reserve for the had battled her way into the final Buried in a recent High School grand average. Johrmy scored 526 Belmont stakes. About the only use Gado, Brennan, Borowskl and Otherwise Manchester went score­ a good deal,” Tom says, “And every­ USE CUT SHOT TO round of the women’s 27th national World story was the Interesting points in 559 innings for an average other notable absentee is the Green­ Kovis. less from the floor suid besides tal­ thing a man can have in his favor DRAW FOE CLOSE indoor tennis championships today. item that Bob Smith and Hutchin­ of .941. wood stable’s First Minstrel. The Charter Oak Jr’s with their lied only three times i » nine at­ in a ring, he has. He has reach, tempts from the complimentary Her opponent was to be Norma son of Manchester High’s football To Return Home By JIMMY DONAHUE regular lineup which Includes Cor- height, endurance and youth. That’s circle. Taubele of New York, seeded sec­ squad of last season have both been Sedalia, Mo., Feb. 24.— (A P ) __ NEA Service Sports Writer dera, W. Anderson, Twaronlte, Glor- ond. the important thing, youth. It Pile Up Margin. awarded letters. The Student World champion at three-cushion An undercut shot is a good one gettl and A. Anderson are confident Miss Pedersen climaxed a week of Council re-considered its first action doesn’t seem possible that Tommy The less said about Manchester’s billiards again, Johnny Layton is tc pull on an opponent after you of winning this match. The time Is sensational play by eliminating the and voted that Smith and Hutchin­ can overcome these handicaps.” play the better. It should suffice expected to return to his adopted have driven him back from the ta­ set for 8:00. fourth seeded star, Mllllcent Hirsh son deserved their “M.” Which The Miami Boxing Commission that Coach Clarke tried all manners hometown and play for the cham­ ble with a hard top spin smash. It Hocke y of New York. 10-8, 1-6, 6-3, in the yesterday appointed Leo Shea as of combinations throughout the may go a long way to salve the pionship of Pettis County, Missouri. semi-finals yesterday. Previously wounds of the football controversy referee for the match after the is also valuable to draw him close By Associated Press game to no avail. Meriden stead­ He is almost sure to lose, as usual. she had disposed of Mrs. Henry C. that has left the status of the sport managers of the two warriors failed and then fire a sme,sh shot at him. Canadlan-Amerlcan League LIGHTWEIGHT PROVES ily increased its margin, bearing Brunie of New York, seeded first, in considerable doubt at the local to agree on a choice. The world title is not at stake in Providence 2, QQuebec “ (tie). down relentlessly to remove all in another marathon tussle, 2-6, school. I'ettis County and the Sedalia red­ WEEKEND SCHEDULE shadow of doubt as to the final out­ 10-8, 7-5. head enjoys losing. Sedalia is not his Saturday HE’S A HARD PUNCHER come before Coach Frank ^ m ik o w Miss Hirsh, meanwhile, swept Both the Rangers and Knolls bas­ real home town, but he has endear­ National League felt it safe to send in his reserves. past her first three opponents in ketball teams take .o the highways ed himself to the townsfolk by his Boston at Ottawa. Led by the Zajac brothers, Henry Chicago, Feb. 24— (A P ) — When straight sets but was extended yes­ tonight. The Rangers oppose the TILDEN, VINES BEAT unfailing loyalty expressed during Chicago at Mont»-eal Canadlens. and Benny, Meriden widened the Frankie Saglllo, a promising young terday by Jane Sharp of Pasadena, De Molay team of New Britain while 20 ySars of roaming billiard play. New York Rangers at Toronto. gap to 33 to 7 by the end of the Chicago lightweight, hits his oppon­ Calif., before she could win at 3-6, the Knoll team plays the Menorah Wherever competition takes him, SUNDAY third quarter, then relaxed and 6-4, 7-5. FRENCH PAIR AGAIN ents, they stay hit. reserves of Hartford. The Rang­ Layton boasts he’s from Sedalia, National League coasted through to victory. The The mixed doubles title also was Id the third round of a bout with er team will depart from the School Missouri, “ the capital of the world.” New York Americans at Detroit. floor work of Oliver was outstand­ to be decided today with Berkeley Young Terry of. Davenport, la., last Street Rec at 6 while the Knolls Canadlan-Amerlcan League ing. Tonight Meriden faces Nor­ Bell and Florence Le Boutillier op­ Boston, Feb. 24.— (A P ) — The night, Saglllo connected with his leave at 6:30 from the same place. Boston at E^rovldence. wich Free Academy in its final drive posing Frank BowMen and Mias outlook is dark for a French victory MEET IN FINALS best weapons, a left hook. Terry Philadelphia at New Haven. went down, the referee started for selection to the Yale tourney, Hirsh. The women’s doubles cham­ in the professional tennis matches with fifteen victories in eighteen pionship was won yesterday by Miss counting and the crowd yelled. The here. Henri Cochet and Martin Ormond Beach, Fla., Feb. 24. — starts, the Bamikowmen seem a Sharp and Miss Taubele who de­ Add Warren, boxing coach at Plaa, invading French stars, were bell rang, but no one but the time­ (AP)—Two women golfers who certain choice for the schoolboy feated the No. 1 combination, Mrs. Duke University, achieved some Pa TU OA PAODtfi- keeper heard It. Terry was counted beaten decisively last night by the fought uphill battles to get into the classic. Brunie and Mrs. Lillian Scharman reputation in the south a few years elongated Americans, Bill Tilden finals m^et today for the South IN CUT SMOT — out, and a number of customers Second Drubbed. Hester, in easy fashion, 6-3, 6-2. ago as a fighter in the prize ring. and Ellsworth Vines. Atlantic championship. Sport Briefs climbed into the ring to congratu­ Manchester seconds also took a Tonight the final matches of the Mrs. O. S. Hill, former Western late SagUio. decisive drubbing, bowing 34 to 16. two night stand here will be played. champion is pitted against Virginia The timekeeper Informed one and The reason Is that a cut shot will Auburn’s 1934 varsity basketball Meriden piled up a wide margin in Last night Jllden toyed with Plaa Van Wie, the National titlebolder in all that the bell had saved Terry. almost. come to a stop when land­ squad of 11 members represents The ring was cleared after a three- the first quarter, leading 15-3, at to win in straight sets 6-4, 7-5, 6-8 the 18 holes match. four states. and Vines blasted Cochet from the ing on the opponent’s side of the minute delay and the bell sounded the whistle, and was never in danger table due to the reverse english ap­ Ralph Jordan, 23. basketball for the fourth round. Terry wivh after that although the locals fought courts, 6-3, 6-4, 8-6. Hot Springs, Ark.— Patsy Severo, coach at Auburn, is one of the plied when the ball is hit. three unexpected minutes of rest, on even terms during the second and The Americans won the doubles Hot Springs, outpointed Paul Lee, youngest mentors in the country. A cut shot is best applied with arose, but fell flat on his face, and third quarters. Skinnon featured match 12-14, 6-3, 6-4. Indianapolis, ten. Seven members of Auburn’s 1934 the forehand. The paddle is inclined Saglllo was declared winner by a for Meriden and McCurry, Cobb and Bowling Match freshman football squad stand six technical knockout. Woodhouse stood out for Manches­ away from the net at an angle sim­ feet or more. ilar to that on a mid-iron. Of course, ter. the more the angle, the greater the An attempt is being made to ar­ range the postponed Rockville High Y. M. C. A. Manchester Penn Hopes To Increase under spin. The disadvantage of '.V- too much tilt to the paddle is that game for next Wednesday night at it tends to send the ball high over Joe McCluskey Defends the Armory. On Friday night, the net and gives the opponent more Windham High of Willimantic, the Monday Nighty Feb. 26 Lead In League Tonight W time to return it only undefeated team in the state, Aim it as low as possible, and His Steeplechase Title comes here for what will be Man­ J i. ; Preliminary Game— 7:45 P. M. follow through with a full sweep. chester’s last game of the season. New York, Feb. 24 — (A P ) —,^temporary possession of fifth place Pennsylvania, best defensive team Mrs. Jennie Schubert as (Columbia Invades Hano ,er, N. H., New York, Feb. 24.— (A P )— An<^ Venzke will be only one of eight in the loop, will seek to Increase Its vs. for a tussle with Dartmouth. The all star ensemble of nearly 300 ath­ defending champloas topight, the lead over the Eastern Intercollegiate teams now are tied with two vic­ Last Night's Fights letes from 18 states will compete In others being Mlltoo Sandler of New Miss Florence Johnson basketball league field tonight tories and five defeats. The Quakers, with seven victories Madison Square Garden tonight for York In the 600 mbters; Glenn Daw­ By Associated Press the National A. A. U., Indoor track son of Tulsa, 1,000 metera; Ralph Main Match— 8:30 P. M. and only one defeat, tangled with Pitt will return to Eastern Inter-, Cornell’s surprising outfit at Phila­ collegiate Conference action after a Chicago— Frankie Saglllo, Chica­ and field championships. Metcalfe of Marcmette, in the sixty- Nick Tronsk^ of Willimantic delphia. Penn imquestionably de­ long layoff, meeting Georgetown at go, stopped Young Terry, Daven­ The 15-event program, beaded by meter dash; Joe McCluskey oi New serves the favorite's role but Cor­ Washington. The Panthers, victors port, In., 4. a renewal of the rivalry among Bill York, 3,000 meters steeplscbase; U. S. Champion nell, led by the sharp-sbeoting John­ in their first four conference games Miami, Fla.— Frankie Hughes, Bonthron of Princeton, Glenn Cun­ George Spitz, Now York UBiverilty, Clinton, Ind., outpointed Sylvan ningham of Kansas and Gens vs. ny Ferraro, already has several will be strongly favored. Caroegie high jump; Ted Smith, MlUrose A. Philadelphia — E vsm t lian baS, sets to Its credit this season. Toe Tech, meanwhile, will battle Temple Baas, Baltimore, ten. Vcnzke of Penn In the 1600-meter A., broad jump, ano Bill Cku-lson, Colorado, won over Sniangr Charlie Kebart Big Red now is in third place with at raiadelpbia with Temple u e El Paso, Tez.^Alberte (Baby) nm will attract a sellout crowd of New York A. C., 1500 meter walk, Newark, N. J., (fltein dl9gnniiiiea «ir Town Champion five victories and three defeats and public choice. A Georgetown de­ Arizmendi, Mexico, knocked cut AI more than 14,000. In the entry list * Dawson, incidentally, is entered for iUenl lue of lly iu taekle.) can drop Penn into a tie with feat coupled with a Temple victory Greenfield, Chicago, three. are 56 Olympic, American, intercol­ in both the one thousand meter and Dea Moines, la.— Bwrl. W k a u ^ t Admiaaion: Reaerved Seata, 25c. Gen. Adm. 20c. Princeton for the lead by winning will send the Owls into imdlsputed Peoria, 111.—Al Stillman, St. legiate and foreign ebampiona, 12 1500 metet runs and may compete Scranton, la., defsated jnepB fiiur*: tonight. posession of third place, George­ Louis, outfiolnted Pietro Corri, Aus­ world and 15 American record-hold­ in both. So. too. Is Joe Mangan, for­ ahall, Phoenix, ArtaL, ^ Another league game will decide town falling into fourth. tria, tan. ers. mer Oomell sneedster. three fnlla. ... ' ~ _ » t ■ >y, - . PAGE ElOfl*^ MAJSUHJfiiJ'l’B R EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN.. SAIUKUAI, FE15RUAKX 24,1OT4,

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LOST AND FOUND 1 AU1DMUK1LE8 f e e t0L* aaCAS.a a a «u A rooms of the Catholic Ladles of OPEN FORUM _ _ a • a a a.a a • a • a B FRANKLIN feUTF, FLAMBi range Columbus in the Prescott block. Colony’s activity to secure a charter. a a aaaraiw aW a w ara a aea a O Governor Winthrop c Uled a hurried Paaths ■ ••eeeee ■:« am a a a a «:a a a a a a.« ^ oil has more “heat units' . The The cast Includes Miss Mary Bres- gathering of such magistrates and PERFORM HEROIC WORK of 7bflJQkB a a a a a ra • MS a a a a a. a B Rackilffe Oil Co. Phone 3980. naham. Miss Ora Morin, Miss Sarah WINTER POEM deputies as could be assembled and In Mamorlam • • a a eca a a.a a|a a *eia #!■ V V Morin, Miss May Phillips and Miss To the Editor of The Evening lioat and Found 1 these men agreed to place the mat­ Agnes Doherty. Herald: ter before the next meeting of the Faced With Worst Weather Announcements I WANTED TO BUY W Would you please insert this poem Farsonats ...... km f The committee in cheirge of re­ General Court. In the meantime. Conditions freshments is Mrs. Katherine Ashe, of my own origin in the “ Open in Years, “ Out- Awtaasabflas USED GOLF BALLS WANTED; Wlnthrop framed a petition for the Automobllaa for Sals ...... mm • — 4 Mrs. Minnie Brennan, Mrs. Mary Forum.” side Gang” Carried Through highest prices paid, any quantity charter. At the next court. May, Antomobllss for Exoharrf m.mmm I Bolger, Mrs. Annie Bolger, Mrs. 1661, a cfijnmlttee was appointed to Nobly. Auto Aooeaaofiea—Tires .r...... I or condition, immediate payment. WTNTER Auto Repairing—Painting ...... 7 Mary Brown, Mrs. Carrie Burke and perfect this address to the cro'wn Auto Schools ...... 1-A Write for details. Eastern Golf Co., Mrs. Catherine Burke. Winter is here in her garb of white, and to draft letters to such “noble A u tos'-Ship by Truck 8 244 West 42nd, New York. County Democratic Association. She has dressed herself in the silent personages” in England as might There is one group of men who Autoa—For Hire ...... > The Tolland County Democratic night. be favorable to the colony. have done heroic work during the Garagsa—Service—Storage xm.mm 10 1 AM LICENSED BY United States Last night when,the sun sank to her past week, the highway department Motorcycles—Bicycles ...... 11 Government to buy old gold. New Association March meeting will be How It Was Done Wanted Autos—Motorcycles .... 12 held at the Columbia town hall at rest All the necessary documents were employees, under the able direction high cash prices. Jewelry, watches, Old earth in a garment of green Bnatneas aiid Professional Servloea Columbia on Monday evening, presented at a meeting of Jthe court of Bill Pitkin, outside foreman. For Business Services Offered ...... 18 spectacles, teeth. Send registered was dressed. March 5 at 8 o’clock. Several state in June and were approved. As Win­ 96 hours, night and day, these men Household Services Offered ...... IS-A mall, Raymond Kay, 80 Wall St., But in the stillness of the night the Building—Contracting ...... 14 officials will address the meeting throp was to be the colony’s agent, have worked without complaint, Florists—Nurseries ...... 16 New York City. flakes began to fall. the court gave him a fairly free doing their best to satisfy everybody which will be attended by delega­ They were so small, so veiy small. Funeral Directors ...... II ' tions from the 13 towns of Tolland hand to conduct the case as he as quickly as possible in face of the Heatln Plumbing—Roofing km 17 1 WILL BUY ALL KINDS of junk That they could scarce be seen at thought best and appropriated worst conditions that ever faced a [naurance ...... 18 and live poultry. Highest prices. County. The results of the drive all. HiUlnery—Dressmaking ...... 18 eighty pounds for his expenses and modem highway crew. William Ostrlnsky, 91 Clinton St. for increased membership will be And yet they covered hill and dale Moving—^Truoklng—Storage ... 10 announced at this meeting. An 500 pounds to meet official costs The events that transpired painting—Papering ...... — mm 11 Phone 5879. And everything that lay within the (obtaining letters patent was often Wednesday evening were enough to Professional Services...... |l effort is now being made to reach vale Repairing ...... l l an expensive process). He was to shake the morale of any such group 500 by July 1. Refreshments will Was decked as in a garment white. obtain, if possible, a confirmation of railoiing—Dyeing—Cleaning ... 14 be served. President John N. Kee­ of men when, with three plows out Toilet Goods and Service ...... II KOOMS WITHOiri BOARD 5«> the old Warwick Patent with the of commission, and everybody call­ Wanted—Business Servioa m . . . . >8 ney of Rockville will preside. The To the small boy it brought delight, desired additions and enlargements TWO SMALL ROOMS for one per­ ing in to tell of roads still impass­ (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) Bdnratlona] association recently mailed a check For when upon the Christmas Tree in the form of a royal letters patent son, entirely redecorated. Teie- able, they attacked the hea'vy fall of Courses vano Classes ...... 17 for 8200 to the Warm Springs Foun­ He ■ saw his sled, he jumped with or charter. Winthrop was specially snow with renewed vigor. Wee Coppy started talking to the best.” So, off the Tlnies scampered, Private Instruction ...... 28 pbone 6917 or 3726. dation Commission and when com­ glee! > Dancing ...... IS-A enjoined to see that the “liberties This winter h^ been one succes­ ants. He s id , “I think that you are with wee Scouty in the lead. Musical-Dramatic ...... n ..:.. It plete returns are in the profits real­ And said, “As I go gliding down the and privileges inserted in the sion of battles^ for the “outside very smart, the way you build your They reached a stream. Said Wanted—Instruction ...... 14 ized from the recent ball will reach hill. Patent’’ were “not to be inferior or gang.” Snow, ice, cold weather all ant house. It looks strong. Scouty, “Oh! I see a boat. T. go­ APARTMEN'I^FLA'I*S— Hurrah! for winter if it is cold and Flnaaelai 8225. short to what is granted to the combined to give the men one of the “ I s’pose ’twill stah’d up in the ing to row. Who wants to go along lends—Stocks—Mortgagee -n... 11 TENEMENTS 63 Funeral of W. E. Strong. chill. Massachuserts.” air, where everyone can see it there, with me? Some exercise I need.” luslneas Opportunities ...... 11 For it brings me more joy than any hardest jobs of recent years. It is ■oney to Loan ...... It The funeral of Wallace Erskine Winthrop sailed for London and not the easiest thing in the world to for quite a tinia, unless someone ONE MONTH’S RENT pays for Strong, a former Bolton resident, othertime in the ye^. there with the assistance of others with big feet comes alohg.” "I will,” said Coppy, jqmplng Ip. Help and SItnatlens two months. If yon move now, to And when the sleigh Mils you do face a major storm with the best of Sclp Wanted—Female ...... II who died at the Meisonic Home in more familiar with such affairs re­ equipment in good running order, let "We know exactly what you Then old Nick shouted, with a grin, one of our reasonably priced rents, hear. 8elp Wanted—M ale ...... u Wallingford on Thursday morning vised the petition and the draft of alone a crippled motor equipment. mean. For careless folks we’re not “Row out and touch that bin of three minutes walk from Main It brings to you both mirth and the form in which the charter was so keen. They step all -over ant grass that’s not go far from shore.” S a |.-nri W ji ft ’ ed 16-A of pneumonia, was held at the Home Due credit should be given- BUI street. Phone 3300. this afternoon at 1:30 o’clock. A cheer. to be asked. These were submitted, homes,’’ answered one ant, with a They wondered, what was aaxp wentMl—Meu or Fomele .. n Pitkin and his rugged band of work­ local delegation attended. some time before February 6, 1662. ers who bare the brunt of the big frown. inside. Whra Coppy touched it, ▲genu Wanted ...... ,r.tT -A FOUR ROOM FLAT, 1st floor, im­ When the summer sun shines hot Long Prooest “No sooner is a home buUt high, Scouty crie^ “Qh. we’va distilrbed gUuatlons Wanted—Fem ale ...... S8 The body will be brought to Rock­ The ice cream parlor is a favorite blizzard of 1934. Situations Wanted—Hale ...... M provements, good neighborhood, ville late this afternoon and placed Then began the long process till someone always walks right by, a muskrat. It’s tier home, and she is Employment Agencier ...... 40 reasonable. App.y Chas. J. Strick­ spot. which eventually culminated in tlie and then, the. next thing that we sore.” lilTe Stock— Pete— Ponlrry— Felllelee in the vault at Grove Hill cemetery. Did not the winter yield the ice Thousands of Chinese died of land, 168 Main street. Phone 7374. Burial will be held at a later date in grant of the charter. The secretary overwork during the building of the know, our home is trampled down.” “■You bet I am! Why can't you Doge—Birds— Pete ...... 41 This pleasure we could not suffice! of state first perused the petition keep away from here and let me tilv Stock— Vetilclee ...... 42 FOR RENT—LILLEY street, near the family plot in Bolton cemetery. So, Winter, we will give you all Great Wall and their bodies were Poultry and Supplies ...... 41 Funeral of W. C. Schleffer. and draft and passed them on to the “Well, we won’t do a thing like sleep?” exclaimed, podr Molly Mus­ Wanted — Pets— Poultry—Stock 44 Center, modem feur and flve room praise we can attorney-general for his endorse­ burled beneath It by Shi Hwang Ti. The funeral of William C. Schlef­ that. We’d hate to crush a nice krat. “I thought I was aait aad Far Sale— iHlercllaneoBS flats, garage. Available. Inquire 21 Knowing the seasons were not plan­ ment. This having been received, This is the ruler who burned all the fer, 44, of 103 Brooklyn street, who home flat,” said Goldy. But the ant sound. articles for Sale ...... 4C Elro street. ned by man. the secretary, acting under Instruc­ Chinese classics, including the price­ replied, “ Still, that’s just what we "That’s why I'built my hoqse out Boats and Accessories ...... 4( died suddenly at his home on Tues­ An Old ’Timer. less, works of Confucius. Building Materials ...... 47 tions from the King in council, fear. here. I thought that there' was FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tene- day night of heart disease, was held caused to be issued a warrant “ You’ll make us happy as can be. naught to fear." “We’re sorry," an­ Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry 41 at his home on Friday afternoon at Eleotrloal Appliances—Radio ... 41 ment, with all Improvements. Ap­ AD'VERTISEMENT directed to the attorney-general and The name of cognac is applied if you will take a tip from me, and swered Coppy, “and ■we will not Fuel and Peed ...... 44-A ply at 111 Holl street or telephone 2 o’clock. Rev. E. O. Peiper, pas­ instructing him to prepare the text to any French brandy: it origi­ find 8ome other place to play. Please hang around.” Barden — Farm—Dairy Products 10 tor of the Trinity Lutheran church, Household Ooode ...... 11 6806. You can depend on First Aid Cold of the charter in the form known as nally belonged to liquor distilled go away from here.” Machinery and T o o l s ...... 12 officiated. The body wfis placed in Tablets to break up your cold. Sold the King’s bill. from wine produced around Cognac Then Nature Nick said, “I’d sug­ (The Tlnlee see a flying flsh In llnsloal Instrum ents...... II FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM flat also the vault at Grove Hill cemetery. No only at Magnell Drug Co. The attorney-general had the on the Charonte, In France. gest that what he asks is rwlly the next Stoiy.) (Mice and Store Equipment .... 14 six room half house with ah Im­ ^ eoU ls at the Stores ...... II Wearing Apparel—F u n ...... 17 provements. Inquire at 147 Bast Wanted—To Buy ...... IS Center street. Rooms •Board—Hotel»—Resorts A LLEY OOP So Endeth A Fair Trial! By H A M U N Restaarant- THREE ROOMS with private bath, looms Without Board ...... It southern exposure, rent reasonable. hoarders Wanted ...... M -A Telepnone 6917 or 3726. f N0W,RE6AR0UE3S OP VJHAT THIS MiSGUiOEO ktuntry Board—Resorts ...... 60 lotels—Restaurants ...... 61 WUGGY-WOO MAV SAV.IN TH’ GRAND y»2ER'S Fantsd—Rooms— Board ...... 6t FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM tene- DEFENSE, I SAV HE'S A MENACE, A SCHEMING Real iCstate Foj Rent ment, with garage 820 month. OLD VILLIAN — AND \ BEG YOU,AS PATRIOTS,TO Lpartments, Flats. Tenements . . 61 Arthur A. Knofla. Telephone 6440 FIND THIS MINION OF 6U22LE, TH'TYRANT, loslness Locations for Rent ... 64 or 4369. looses for Rent ...... c i GUILTY OF HIGH TREASON ! THAT'S ALL ! luburbaa for Rent 69 SuBUBor Homes for Rent ...... 17 Wanted to Rent ...... 61 BUSINESS LOCATIONS Real Estate For Sale FOR RENT 64 ipartBient Building for Sale lutlBeM Propsrty for Sale 'aim s aad Land tor Sale ...... [otUM for Ball otg for Bgle .... iooort FropoitF tor Sal* abBibaa tor Bale ...... loal CsUto tor Ezohaovo FBatod—Heal Estate ■^-f ■■ X'T

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EGA1 Consdenee Stncken Father—Junior, I am not at all DR\NK\N»S, SOMETVMHG I thought I had decided to buy pleased at the report your teacher AND NOBODY EVER SUCRECTED '^WONDER HOW brand new car; * sent me in regard to your conduct. O F C O O R S t ' I listened very patiently to salesmen Junior— I knew w u wouldn’t be, and NCmCED HOW THE THEPAPCTYAT near and far I told her so. But she went right I TOAtFABER, VANILLA EXTRACT ALWAYS WAS t h e OWLS CUJB Discoursing on the workmanship on and made it out that way. Just ISSO(NS;NOW* eind all the fascinations like a woman, ain’t it? GONE -*-S O THE UPSHOT WAS WWENHERStSTER -^ D R A T MV About the bodies, gears, and brakes WHEN SOME RELAHVES HI of motordom’s creations. Modem refrigeration has solved W A U K E 6 A N PLOWDA SENT HARVEY-^HE^ LAPYNG\T\6 9'' The salesman talked complacently, the ice-in-the-ice-box problem, but CAME TO w s rr their prices very attractive. THE \OUNSEST BOY, NEXT TO the Ice on the sidewalk is just as HER‘-^THE ONE The arguments in favor of each car hard as ever. 7 were more than active. CLAUDE-A BABY ALLKoATOR, But, though they booed each other’s VVHICH HE PUT iN THE BATHTUB# MUCH HENNA*^ wares, oh, very forcibly, There are 56 kinds of fatigues, S o THAT NIGHT MP.CXHSPE\T T^ere was one point in question on according to a Chicago physician. a n d t h e which they all agree. But the worst is the pain in the neck TRANSPOWAATTON ^ WENT TO THE BATHROOM And it is this— that my old car’s not acquired by a man when his wife AND DRANK HAIP A BOTTLE worth a continental, asks him to help with the Spring lAt>NrT hAATCH' And that I value it because of rea­ housecleaning. OF WITCH-HATEL “CAN sons sentimental. YOU ^ The faults they find with it would /A take me hours and hours to tell FT IMAGINE: And so I gruess I ’ll keep the thing— le I ’m half ashamed to sell it. DID YOU KNOW T H A T - The deadly wood alcohol was re- 7] The young fellow who imagines christened “ methanol” to keep peo­ himself a Packard in his own home ple from drinking it. town may find he is only an Austin The moon has no infiuence what­ ^hen he starts out in the world. ever on the weather. Bees dance on returning to the Second-Hand Car Salesman (on hive after a succe.ssful honey­ trial drive)—This car is sound in gathering trip. This curious dem­ every part. onstration is believed to be a signal c Prospective Buyer— So I hear. to the other workers. \ Unless automobile bodies are A sensation back home in the old made of steel, tropical wood, or .0 days was a runaway horse. It still treated wood, fungus growths will would be. cause them to fall to pieces in short a order, in the PhHippines. Slowing down to a crawl at level crossings and making sure they are Polaris, the North Star, shines by a light that left it 70 years ago. clear before driving over them kaaMT.ofr. would eliminate the almost daily This star is about the size of our i- a v . tragedies. An automobile can wait, sun, but is 70 light years away from S T A .& « r the earth. but not a locomotive. Konlsinf Fei. IIMI Rabbit fur is sold under 86 trade First Boy—My father is a brave names, such as Baltic Lion, Am eri­ man, he is. He killed five lions and can Seal, Baltic Black Fox, Black S( ()K( HY SlVlliH an elephant in Africa single-handed. Lynx, Belgian Beaver, French Sa­ Nervous By John C. Tei*ry Second Boy— Bosh, that’s nothing. ble, Galland Squirrel, Australian iVg BeBN TRYING To 6BX IN TouCN* HSRE COMBS BUD My dad bought a new coupe when Cony, Baltic Tiger, Erminette, For hbaven's s a k e Bo d - w h er e have WITH BUD — FLy/NG THE MA/t IN NOW — THERE WHAT'S THE M ATTER ? mother w-anted a sedan. French Chinchilla, Russian Leopard, You SEEM ? y o u 're o v e r AN HOUR* fr o m OAKLAND ----- H6 VEVER ARE You lU ? VtoU Look Muskratine and others. ODES THE Boss LATE - weVe TRIED 10 REACH YoU Ac English neurologist says that When ’Thomas Hern, 71, was ar­ REPORTS IN WHEN HE GETS CAUGHT auEER-KINi?OFeREEN a man who owns a car seldom walks OOTTb MEET A Do z e n t im e s — w h y don't you rested for attempted burglary, St. -AND Y o u 'r e t r e m b l in g in his sleep, but we bet, if he’s got a IN A STORM AND AS A RESULT HIM — r e p o r t in DURING A SToRM 7> Louis police said they found a rec­ - DID You HAVE ANY family, he does it a lot when he is HE IS ALWAYS OVERDUe — awake. ord of sentences he had served for the offense in four states running TR O U S Li 7 Man—How’s your car nmning? back to 1893. Not so good; I can’t get her throttled down. y Man—How’s your wife ? Flapper Fanny say& Friend— She’s the same, thank ______ma. U. ». RAT. OfT., you.

With from 30 to 40 thousands killed outright annually by motor cars, and half a million seriously in­ f/A i jured, why is the country so deadly afraid of war? F.. AM KUhto IU»rw« Another fault of the times is that H A«H liN(/rO I\ IVHS 11 By Crane you can't ride up and down Main OUl OlJR WAY By WiiUams HI VI! DRAW A MUM8ER. WHATEVER YOU WHAT DOES IT 6AV ? street in a paid-up groceiy bill. PRaW, *A7’S TH ’ NUMBER OF MILEg WE’LL I THER'S A RULE (HOO MILK! f WHY SHOULD [ NO, BUT HE * ^ travel, j - ^E R B GOES! r j Girls come in body styles like HERE ABOUT HE SAY A IN T Q U IT E motor cars. The young man seems 9 RECLINING a n y t h i n g ? STANDIN', NER more interested in sport models DURIN' WOIKIN' TH A T GUY A iViV than sedans. HE AIN'T QUITE HOURS, B U T QUITE SITT’N' A W A K E — TH A T 'S TH* b u ll O' TH ' Rastus—^Whaffo yo’all lookin’ so d o w n , ER QUITE AN ART-, THAT unnecessary, Mose? WOODS IS DEEP KNEE LIN', ER QUITE V IN TH O T, I Btm' NOT JUST Mose— Ah feels jes’ lak a dumb LYIN’ DOWN, ER QUITE. owl. 6UESS. QUITE ASLEEP! Rastus—A dumb owl ? Boy, re­ veal yo’ meanin’. Mose— Ah jes’ don’t give a hoot.

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Florist—Want to say it with flowers ? About three dozen roses, QHIA C(AOYPPAf2.xe say? Youth— How about six—I don't Dancers don’t need arms to make J2^V want to say too much. a revolution. WHAT! ONUf 400 MILES? / o K, w e l l ! LEAVE IT TO LAOV LUCK. I'LL WRITE HECK» I THOUGHT WE’D GO WAY HOW MUCH OlEFERENT AM OUNTS ON SLIPS OF OFF TO SOME ROMANTIC PLACE MONEY’LL PAPER, AND WE’LL DRAW AGAIN. LIKE SPAIN, OR TUR KEY. WE TAKE? FRECKLES AN D HIS FRIEN DS By Blosser ALL OF IT ? X r T AtJTGNIO Pf50BABLY PLEW INTO TWE You SEE, I USE HIM BACK OP VtoUR SHED WHILE TOU HAD IN A STAGE ACT....I’VE BOARDS OFF, MAKING RE(?aiR8 ..., HE TRAINED HIM FOR YEARS, Go t back tuere among ’the w ires AND WE REMEMBERS AND LIVED OFF THAT SACK OF EVERYTHING HE HEARS? . WHEAT You HAVE STORED IT’S TOO BAD It all IW tS------— 1 a w a y '!! HAD TO happen ft K. THIS WAY, BOYS

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,» . ' ^ ' U tr iRitttdrrafor ^ttmittQ ImiOk ./ .auiJri&li^ L. H. Boyd. Hartford businasa man, and a favorite with ths mam- COLD SNAP GIVES WORK DILWORTH-CORNELL POST ABOUT TOWN ben of the Everyman’s Bible class, V.F.W . ARE VICTORS TOWN SHOVELERS will again address the class at. the •' The meetinf the Men’a club of session tomorrow morning at 9:30. TO MANCHESTER GARAGES ANNUAL BANQUET MAR. 7 ' Bt. Jamea’a chtirch, acheduled to ANDERSON & T iO S p take place tomorrow, haa been poat- VETERANS’ NIGHT CARRY THEIR OWN On account of bad road conditions Big Demwd Develops for Anti- poned until next Sunday owing to the North Methodist church choir West Hartford Legrionnaire to Meats, Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables the bad traveling ccmdltiona. will postpone the trip to WilUman- Freeze Mixtures While Fro* Speak After Regtdar Busi­ 861 Center Str^t Ph'on^ 4076 tic tomorrow evening, where they zen Radiators Were Num­ Takes 18 Poinb in Mixed ness Meeting: Here Monday Members of the Beethoven Glee were to have presented the cantata, erous. Nigrht. Daily Parade of Spade Bri­ club will meet for rehearsal tomor* “Penitence, Pardon and Peace at a Extoa Fancy row night at 6:15 o’clock at the union service at the Methodist Contest at Rec— Army- church in that place. The Epworth The cold snap yesterday afternoon Everett D. Dow, a member of gade Explained by Inade­ Emanuel Lutheran church, prior to and last night brought work to the Hayes-Velhage Post, No. 96, Ameri­ the evening service at which the League service will therefore bd garage men. Automobile left ROASTING CHICKENS club will present a special concert held as usual at the church here at Navy Club Second. can Legion, of West Hartford, will quate Town Supply. 6 o’clock. Miss Josephine Karlsen standing In garages during the be the speaker at the re^ar 5—5 -pound arerage. will be the leader. It will be the heavy snow were drained of the monthly meeting of DUworth-Cor- The bi-weekly duplicate contract second in the “Getting Ready to radiator mixtures. When taken out nell Post at the State Armory next bridge sittings were resumed at the Work’’ series, with “Choosing,” as yesterday many lacked a supply of Anderson-Shea Post, Veterans of Monday night at 7:30 o’clock. A Men who have been employed in Country Club last night. High score the topic. antl-freeze. This resulted in many Foreign Wars, for the second time business session will precede the shoveling snow are not using a uni­ lb. 3 0 c for north and south was turned in radiators being frozen up this morn­ in successive years, won a leg u \ program. by Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Turkington, ing and gave work to the garages. the Veterans’ cup In the annual Mr. Dow is a regular feature over form size shovel and It was noticed Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Varney taking A meeting of truck driven from In several cases the supply of “Veterans’ Night” last night at the Station WDRC, his broadcasts be­ last evening as different men werj SmaU, Tender, Milk-Fed second place. For east and west, Hartford, Middletown, Bristol, New anti-freeze mixtures bad run low School Street Rec. The Joint get- ing conducted under the title of the seen leaving their work and going to high scores were made by Mr. and Britain and Manchester will be held and with the sudden demand this together was sponsored by Frankie at 10:30 tomorrow morning at La­ “Factfinder.” It is hoped that a their homes that they were carrying Mrs. Warren I. Keith with Mr. and momiifg it was necessary to have Busch, director of the Rec. large attendance of members will the shovels with them. Mrs. R. A. St. Laurent second. The bor Temple on Park street in Hart­ extra supplies brought to Manches­ Due to the extreme cold, contests hear the speaker. FOWL first session of a new series will be ford. The meeting has been called ter. in pool and volley ball were limited It was first thought that the It is also announced that the shovels had been given to the men to held Friday, March 9. by Hartford Local, International to the Legion and V. F. W., each of ninth annual banquet, to be held at About 3 pounds average each. Brotherhood of Chauffeun, Team­ whom had teams or Individuals in take home so they would not have to Orange hall Wednesday, March 7, report to the bams on. Ekut Center Pupils in the primary department sters and Helpers with which the all events, The V. F. W. took first will be addressed by National Exec­ of the Talcottville Congregational truck driven of the towns men­ in pool, defeating the Legion, 50-46. street and thus save time getting tioned are connected. RECORD BREAKING utive Ccmmltteeman Anson T. Mc­ back to shoveling this morning. But 3 9 c each 2 for $1.15 church school who are absent to­ The final standing was: V. F. W., Cook and Department Treasurer E. such was not the case. morrow on account of weather con­ 18; Army and Navy, 11; Legion, v; P. Armstrong. Every member of the ditions, will be credited with at­ British War Veterans, 6. post will be contacted in an effort When the town found Itself buried tendance. MRS. R H EE IS HOSTESS EXPRESS DELIVERY The V. F. W. topped the Army to make this the best banquet the by snow additional help was needed. and Navy club in bawling, winning post has ever had. All the snow shovels owned by the The G Clef Glee Club will have a by three pins. The Army and Navy town were soon put to use. Extra special rehearsal tomorrow after­ TO COSMOPOLITAN CLUB club, sprung a surprise in darts, shovels were looked for, but there noon at 2:30 at Emanuel Lutheran Large Shipment of Wearing tripping the fast Britishers, Flem­ CECIUANS TO BE GUESTS were none to be had. As a man ap­ church. ing and McCullough, best oyt of plied for work shoveling he was three games in the elimination asked if he had a shovel of his own. Two Hiffh Spots That Make the Spruce S t The Second Congregational Mrs. Robert F. Gadd of Hart­ Many did not, but to all who were Apparel Arrives m Town round. OF SWEDISH Y. P. GROUP able to furnish a shovel a Job was church orchestra, under the direc­ ford to Speak at Federation The V. F. W. placed first in set­ Tavern So Popular . . . tion of John Crawford, will furnish assured. Day Exercises March 9. back, followed by the Army and There was much hurrying around the musical program at the Windsor This Morning. Navy club, British War Vets and The Cecllian club of the South Methodist church tomorrow evening Methodist church, under the direc­ and those who did not own shovels Those Well Known Entertainers at 7:30. The soloists will be Ches­ Legion. The Legion took two out tion of Thomas Maxwell, will be borrowed them. Not having a mark ter Shields, well known cornetist of Mrs. Harry R. Rheel of 49 Flower of three gcmies of volley ball from guests of the Young People’s Soci­ on them to show that they belonged this town, and Woodrow Saccocclo, street, was hostess to the members There was another large shipment the V. F. W. There was no contest ety of the Swedish Congregational to the town, and to prevent them saxophonist. Rev. Donald Dor­ of the Cosmopolitan club at the of express received at the American in checkers. church at the latter’s service to­ from being mixed up with other SAM and EARL Railway Express office this morn­ Following the games sandwiches, shovels, each working man who had chester of the Windsor church will regular meeting yesterday after­ morrow evening at 7:80 o’clock. A ^ve the address. The players are ing, but it was much different than crullers and coffee were served by most attractive program has been ipbtalned a shovel on leaving work and requested to assemble at the Sec­ noon, at which Mrs. Raymond Bum- the line that came in yesterday. To­ the Joint committee. arranged, which will be followed by carried it home with him and ond Congregational church here to­ ham presided. The club had found day's shipment was made up in the a social hour and refreshments. brought it back again for work the morrow evening at 6 o’clock. jt necesssu-y because of weather con­ most part of clothing for the differ­ The program will Include hymn next dav. This has been going on ditions . to postpone a musicale ent stores In town and was for men, SIXTH ANNUAL CONCERT singing by the congregation, scrip­ since Wednesday and accounts for NARRAGANSETT BEER The third sitting in the present planned for yesterday, and an im­ wo’men and children, consisting of ture reading by Miss Marion Brook­ the number of men seen parading promptu program of gapaes and coats, suite and dry roods.' 'There home from work with ihovela over On Draught. series of setback parties will be held was hardly a women^s or men’s ings, prayer by Rev. S. E. Green, their shoulders. at the Masonic Temple tonight. It is cards was arranged. Refreshments OF G CLEF CLUB MAR. 20 vocal numbers by the Cecllian were served. clothing or furnishing store on Main Club, a solo by Misa Lillian Black, open to the public. There will be two The meeting Friday afternoon, street from the Center south that COME IN TONIGHTl cash prizes and a door prize. a piano solo by Miss Lylllan Hutt, a March 9 will be held at the Y. M. did not have some express to be de­ Hartford Harpist and Worces­ vocal quartet, Lillian Black, Theo­ C. A. This will be Federation Day, livered. dora Meucwell, Martha Kiseman and The Married Couples club will and the guest speaker will be Mrs. New Store ter Violinist Assisting Ar­ have a brief business meeting and Pauline Beebe, and a talk by L. W. Robert F. Gadd of Hartford, presi­ Included in the packages that tists in Program of Sacred Haskins of the South Methodist CENTER bridge at the Y. M. C. A. this eve­ dent of the Federated Women’s arrived this morning were several Music. church. ning. clubs of Connecticut. Mrs. Gadd is ctmalgned to the Vogue. This is the SPRUCE ST. TAVERN Miss Ruth Helwlg, president of always well worth hearing, and it is name that has been selected by Mrs. The G Clef Club, which will pre­ the Cecllian Club, will be in charge Package Store F. Zanlungo—G. Levrio The W. C. T. U. entertainment, hoped on that day there will be a Florence Greenway, who has leased sent its sixth annual concert at the of the program. .shawl exhibition and tea, which was 100 per cent attendance of the the store in the Johnson building 4351/2 Main Street Corner Spruce and Bissell Streets postponed from Tuesday of this members. formerly occupied by The Dunhill Emanuel Lutheran church Tuesday week on account of the bliuard, will Company. She is to open a womn’s evening, March 20, today announced WEEK-END SPECIALS war shop. Th goods which she re­ that two assisting artists had been take place Monday afternoon at 3 obtained fot the concert. Miss Senta o'clock at the Center Church Parish ceived by express today were pur­ WANTED TO BUY WHISKEY hall. The program will be furnished chased by her on a buying trip to Hoffman, widely known Hartford ALL KINDS OF LIVE Manchester New York Monday and T\fesday. harpist and Ivar Nelson of Worces­ by Miss Miriam Watkins, soprano; ter, talent young violinist. POULTRY AND RABBITS C. Elmore Watkins, bass and Mrs. There has been several changes WINES Date Book made in the store which is to be The G Clef Club, which consists Katharine Conrow Blair of Hart­ opened March 1. of nearly 40 women’s voices under A. Gremmo & Son GIN ford. reader. The exhibit of shawls the direction of Helge E. Pearson, PHONE 3441 of all nations will be one of the larg­ Next Week is rehearsing weekly for this con­ est and most interesting ever sis- February 28—27th anniversary of cert, which will be composed en­ sembled in Manchester. Tickets for Linne Lodge, No. 72, Knights o( CLEAR RAILROAD tirely of sacred music. The members the musical are on sale at Watkins Pythias, at Orange hall. feel that the program Is the best the Brothers, as well as W. C. T. U. March 2 — Play, “Here Comos club has ever attempted and aie members. Charlie” by Epworth League of YARD^OFSNOW displaying much enthusiasm. Tick­ South Methodist church. ets have already been placed on sale Ra in -Snow - o/' SI1 in e M. Clark Terrill of 122 Chestnut Coming Events and may be obtained from any street arrived in Miami, Florida on March 7 — Annual banquet of Frozen Switches Cause Some member of the club. Wednesday, where he is a guest of American Legion at Orange hall. Miss Hoffman is on the staff of We Deliver the Columbus Hotel. March 9—Annual business meet­ Station WTIC anc' has done consid­ ing and supper of North Methodist Trouble at Freight Sidings erable work with the German Opera Young people of the Second Con­ church. company and the Russian Sym­ gregational church have begun re­ March 13 — “Erstwhile Susan phony orchestra, besides giving nu­ hearsals for “The Cross’" a Biblical Mainchester Community Players Near Depot Square. merous concerts in New York City. drama by Ralph Claggett which Whiton Memorial hall. Auspices D. Mr. Nelson has been gaining an en­ blue coal they plan to present on Sunday eve­ A. R. The snow that has been piled up viable reputation tn the east as a ning, March 11, at the North Metho­ March 13, 14, 15, 16 — Annuil around the Manchester station of violinist of exceptional ability Md • a. when you want it dist church, Hartford, Sunday, Herald Cooking School at Stale the New York, New Haven & Hart­ he has appeared many times with March 18, at the Windsor Methodist 'Theater, sessions in morning. ford railroad is to be removed by the Mendelssohn Singers of Worces­ church, and again on April 1, Easter March 20—Annual concert of G the railroad company, taken to some ter. Sunday, at their own church. Rev. Clef Club at Emanuel Lutheran siding between Manchester and Mabel Tilllnghast Is chairman of j i l i p h o n e F. C. Allen is coaching the cast. church. East Hartford and dumped from the the program committee, Mrs. Nor­ April 2—Meisonic Ball, State Ar­ cars. The work of removing snow ma Erickson of the publicity com­ Mrs. J. Seymour Brown of Henry mory. from around the different stations mittee and Faith Fallow of the tick­ 4 1 4 9 street and three children have been April 23—Ninth annual concert of is now being carrieci on and Man­ et committee. spending the week at the Brown Bee&oven Glee d u b at High School chester’s snow is expected to be re­ farm in Stafford, Vermont. auditorium. moved either tomorrow or Monday. The W. G. Glenney Company The freight yards have been cleared Coal, Lumber, Masons’ Supplies, Paint. of snow, roads shoveled out and 386 No. Main St. E. Gerry Tracy of Hartford who openings made around the different Manchester \h working under the auspices of the PUBUC RECORDS switches. Hartford Community Chest com­ The thaw of yesterday allowed CHOCOLATES mittee, coordinating the recreational water to settle around a number of FOR THE facilities and discovering new needs the low switches and they froze up for such projects, will be the guest Lis Pendens last night. The section gang was WEEK-END speaker at the Kiwanis club’s Mon­ Notice of pending action to fore­ at work this morning getting them day noon meeting at the Hotel close a mortgage on real estate chopped out, using rock salt to help A variety of delicious, fresh, Sheridan. Walter Gorman will fur­ located on Henry street was filed in melt the ice. All switches were hand fashioned Chocolates. Hard, nish the attendance prize. the Town derk’s office today by opened before the arrival of the cream, chewy and cordial ceii John dough against Abbie M; local freight to prevent any hold up ters. The annual meeting of Nutmeg Harris. in getting the freight cars spotted We can’t tell you all about it here District, L. L. L. no. 16, which was and the switching done in the local 5 9 c but it’s enough to say they are all to have been held in Odd Fellows yards as soon as possible. The Temple, Hartford, this evening Haji freight now moving is also being AN EXTRA POUND, Ic. Cheney materials—new prints, been postponed for two weeks. HOSPITAL NOTES brought to Rockville and in order to Traveling conditions make it impos­ get freight into Rockville early heavy sheers and the new Spring sible for members and representa­ prepafations were made to have all tives from other parts of the state . John Armstrong, 39 of Hartford, switches opened and have the work PRINCESS Crepes. to attend. .was admitted at 6:20 last night and done in Manchester as soon as pos­ died at 6:82. sible to allow the freight to con­ CANDY SHOP Manchester Assembly, No. 15, A daughter was bom today to Mr. tinue to Rockville. Order of Rainbow for Girls, will and Mrs. Herbert Kearns of 353 hold its regular meeting Monday Center street. yard evening at 7:30 at the Masonic Tem­ and up ple. ADVERTISEMENT ATLANTIC 1 ADVERTISEMENT You can depend on> First Aid Cold Tablets to break up your cold. Sold RAYOLITE I Just a few doses of First Aid only at Magnell Drug Co. Cheney Hall Salesroom Cold Tablets and your cold is re­ FRIGIDAIRE lieved. Magnell Drug Co. ■ REMNANTS & IMPERFECTS RANGE Exclusive Agents Open Daily 9 A. M.-6 P. M. Saturday 9 A. M.-5 P. M. ' ’ DANCE ‘ ^ OIL PUBLIC SETBACK CHven by KEMP’S, Inc. TONIGHT CHANCE VOUGHT * DIAL 4496 MASONIC TEMPLE ' SOCCER TEAM • Reglftered Frigidalrt Cash Prizes. Door Prize. I Odd Fellows Hall ! L. T. Wood & Co. '‘M u s ic a l T r io '' Fee 35 Cents. 61 BIsmU Street Service Dept. Maintained Tonight at bedtime heat a eup of Weet Side Dairy Milk. Get Manchester I It hot—but don’t bolL Add sweetening or 0000a if you like. > FEBRUARY 24, 1934 i Drink It just before you turn out your light. You’ll sleep. Back Again Tonight ' Refreshments. Tables. * AT * Art McKay’s Orchestra. ■ WEST SIDE DAIRY Cottage Street ' Admission 35 cents. 52 McKee Street Dial 7706 L ...... J COAL—FUEL OIL Pasteurized—A Safe Product! CAT’S MEOW TAVERN Package Store Johnoon Block COMB ON DOWN — FOLLOW THE CROWD Open Until 6 P. N. 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