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OLD SWINDLE PRIDE OF YEAR Navy. Raises Sunken Submarine WORKED AGAIN -4> Pole Puts $3,000 in Bag and ‘MYSTERY BOND’ STORY ISFOUNDSLAIN Expected Them to Double— They Disappear Double- mm i A P ^ T M E N T Quick. ? r ' %C'‘' Danbury, Conn., March 19. PUZZLES OIL PROBERS — Constantin Brozyna, until ■ last week president of the Po One Bullet Goes Through lish American Citizens’ Club here, had ?3,000 worth of Witness In Chicago Says Wall, Shatters Mirror bonds of the Polish Republic Savants to Find Out in his possession, holding for the club. A group of gypsies Package Was Sent By Next Door and Arouses came to town last week and called on Brozyna, heard f/ ' What are Moonbeams Mistake to Washington, about the bonds, and told him Suspicion; Husband Held. if he would put the bonds into a bag and leave them until 111, When It Was Meant Monday morning they would Washington, March 19.— Moon-^we see exposed at the moon’s sur- beams—o m e sincea 1 n / > A +Vwa the Hdays o v e e\9 of Helen of 'r face?O *» • Xew York, March 19.— Mrs. Hel double themselves. Brozyna let the gypsies do the work Troy the downfall of many a man 2. “ What is the physical and For High Official in Wash^ en C. Kimball, pretty 30-year-old and today he found in the bag — at ' t have been turned Into sci chemical behavior of these materi school teacher and bride of a year, a wad of newspaper wrapped entific channels and will be used by als under lunar surface condi ^vas found shot to death in bed in in bad flve-dollar bills. When , .ssv physicists of Carnegie Institute in tions?’’ nigton, D. C.— One Part a study of the physical features of her home in a fashionable apart Brozyna told the police they “ Having obtained answers to the surface of the moon. these questions, -we may proceed to ment at 1081 Park Place, Brook recollected a gypsy band tfhat Of Story Confirmed. departed on Thursday for an Within a short time, it was speculate regarding the gensis of lyn, today. unknown destination. learned today, Carnegie Institution the craters and other lunar fea Her husband. William Kimball, will attack seriously the major tures,” the report added. principal of John Ericson Junior phases of a lunar investigation to Study Moonbeams "Washington, March 19.— The High school in Brooklyn, notified determine the origin of its surface “ Unfortunately -we cannot visit sensational story, involving a higli . < <■ features. at the school of his -wife's death, the moon and learn at first hand government official and a great oil HUSBAND SAYS Before this question can be stud about its rocks and their environ is being held for questioning by ^ ,.v Inspector John L. Sullivan. ied directly, however, according to ment. The best we can do is to corporation, told during the bond Kimball collapsed when told of a Carnegie report, answers must be study the reflected sun’s rays— inquiry in Chicago, was thrown into the slaying of his wife. He was DORIS DID NOT obtained to two puzzles: a maze of confusion today when In 1. “ 'What are the materials that taken to Brooklyn police headquai-- (Continued on Page 3) ternational News Service learned ters before he had an opportunity to see the body. that the Senate, public lands com The murder was discovered when KILL BWCHARD mittee had no definite informatioi a bullet tore through the wall of DR. DONOVAN DEAD; NORA BAYES DEAD; to support hints that a $50,000 Lib the Kimball apartment and shatter After lying for three months 100 feet below the surface of the sea off Provincetown, Mass., erty, bond fund was used. ed a mirror in the home of James Makes 11th Hour Confes-| The “ Mystery witness,” who ap Jones adjoining. The bullet passed the rammed submarine S-4 was raised Saturday by navy rescue ships. This aerial photo was SfCK TWO MONTHS WAS STAGE STAR peared in Chicago, it was learned, a fev.' inches over a bed occupied taken by an NEA photographer just as the S-4 came to the surface, buOyed by pontoons which reported only that a mysterious by Ruth Jones, sister of the owner of the apartment. sion— May Mean New! divers finally succeeded in attaching. The submarine, indicated by arrowy is visible between package--was supposed to have been : the two sets of pontoons, with the rescue ship F alcon in the foreground. Forty men lost their sent by mistake to a man. in Wash Calls Police Rector of St. John's R. C. ington, Illinois, when actually, in Jones, awakened by bis sister and Trial For Him— No Deci-j lives when the undersea craft was rammed Dec. 18 by the coastguard cutter Pauldino-. Illness of Actress Kept a Se tended for a government official in told of the shot, called out a win Washington. The witness had not dow for aid. Police Sergeant Fran Church, of Middletown, to seen the package, knew nothing of cis Campbell and Patrolman George sion By Cabinet. ! cret— Death Follows An its contents and could not say Shofer, wlio were passing the whether it actually was delivered apartment in a police car, heard Be Buried Wednesday. to the Washington, Illinois, man. his cries and ran into the building. Naval Board Inspecting S-4 Operation. Montreal. Que., March 19.— The mystery witness reveale.i They found Mrs. Kimball lying that telegrams were exchanged be on the bed, a bullet wound in her Threugh his eleventh-hour state side. I Middletown, Conn., March 19.— tween officials of the oil corpora ment completely exonerating Doris New York, March 19.— Nora tion and the Washington, Ilinois, I Funeral services for Rev. Dr. James No trace of a slayer was round. Julia McDonald from any part in LIS IS EXONERATED LIVED TWO YEARS Bayes, noted actress, died today in man. Senate investigators already The door appeared to have been Ill-Fated Submarine With ! P. Donovan, permanent rector of have confirmed this much of hia locked from the inside and there the killing of Adelard Bouchard. I Jewish hospital following an oper George .McDonald today had re-1 , St. John’s Catholic church here, ation performed a week ago. At story. were no signs of an entry having Chcckijig Up Story been forced by anyone. The lock on gained the love of the wife who I OF MURDER CHARGE Eight Bodies Within Hull, will be held at the church 'Wednes her bedside was her husband, Ben WITH BROKEN NECK Government agents have been the door was of the type that locks was to have been hanged with him! day at ten o’clock with pontifical jamin Friedland, garage owner. wlien slammed. high mass celebrated by Rt. Rev. dispatched to Washington, Ills., to next Friday morning on the gal-! Now In Dry D ock-B odies The actress’ illness was a closely check .up the story in that little The negro janitor of the apart John J. Nilan, bishop of Hartford. ment told police of having seen a ' lows in Valleyfield prison. j guarded secret, and became known town some 125 miles southwest of man hurriedly leaving the apart The thoughts of the former North End Youth Released Son of Noted Lawyer Dies Other officers of the mass were not only after it proved fatal. Chicago and adjacent to Empeoria. To Be Removed Tonight. announced today. Interment will The news was confirmed at the ment a few minutes before they ir Oklahoma and Mt. Vernon, N. Y., They will seek to interview th« rived. take place in St. John’s cemetery Friedland residence, 624 West End girl turned today not to her prom By Police After Texas Of avenue. man, with whom the oil company -Veiglibors said that Kimball al After Long Battle— Knew here. corresponded, to learn, whether he ised freedom, but to the man from j Charlestown Navy Yard, Boston. Dr. Donovan’s body will be car Besides her husband. Miss Bayes Mays lefi for his school befdfe whom she had become estranged as i received the mysterious package, Mrs. Kimball, who was a teacher at ficer Appears. I Mass., March 19.— Th interior of ried to the church at three p. m., is survived by three adopted chil- whe^er he learned its contents the hour of death swiftly approach Noted Athletes. tomorrow to lie in state until 'vV’ed- dren, ^orma, 9, Leonara, 8 and ' learned its 1-nblic School No. 44, at Throop ed. I the 'ill-fated Submarine S-4 was Peter 6. i and what he did with it, if it came and Putnam avenues, Brooklyn, nesday morning. Divine offices for ” I did not believe that he would I penetrated today by a Naval Board i Divorced Four Times into his hands. went to her classes. They had lived the, dead will be chanted at 7:30 p. The story however, will be speak out,’,’ she said today in her John Lis, well known north end , of inspection. Pittsburgh. March 19.— After a m., tomorrow while at eight a. m., Miss Bayes was four times di m tlie apartment about a year po- thoroughly investigated and un prison cell, '“but I am glad that he young man has been completely Wednesday a children’s mass will vorced before marrying Friedland iice were told, and were known as [ The broken undersea boat was two and a half year fight against doubtedly aired at committee hear a devoted couple. has told the truth. At least, it be celebrated. three years ago last month. She justifies the love that I had for exonerated from all connection with entered after the submersible had the effects of a broken neck, young ings this week, owing to the sensa Seek Negro Born in Meriden was first married to C. A. Grossing him, the love that was stilled when the slaying of a Texas City police been placed in drydock and the Rody P. Marshall, Jr., a son of a of Chicago; next to Jack Norworth, tional imputations attached to it. 25-year-old negro, believed to Dr. Donovan, who had been rec I believed he was shielding hi:u- man and the theft of $4,000 follow water pumped from the dock. widely known criminal defense tor of St. John’s church since 1904, a partner in vaudeville. Her third The Chicago witness, once incor have crawled over roofs and down self al my expense.” husband was Harry Clarke, a danc rectly identified by Senator Nye, dumbwaiter shafts to reach his ing his arrest recently in New York Commander John ,C- Byliss, who lawyer, succumbed last night fol- was born In Meriden March 18, .McDonald's C’ciil’es.sion. commanded the Coast Guard, de 1864 and was ordained to the ing partner whom she wed in 1915. Republican of North Dakota, as’ a prey, is beiug hunted as the slayer. City as a possible accomplice in the I lowing a relapse. “ Mr. Siddons” will be summoned Attorney J. A. Legault, in Otta stroyer Paulding which sent the priesthood June 11, 1892, after She wed Harry Gordon in 1920 and A former employe of the syndicate wa today, gave the original copy of crime. On July 15, 1925, while diving in studying at St. Charles ^College, divorced him two years later. here Wednesday or Thursday, ac owning the apartment building, he S-4 to the.bottom off Cape Cod, and cording to present plans. IMcDonald’s statement to Minister Lis, who is back in Manchester his legal defender Lieut. Comman shallo-w water at Narragansett, R. Baltimore, Niagara Univ^sity, It was learned at Miss Bayes’ late was seen near the place at about residence that her health has been of Justice Lapointe. The Federal der Leroy Reinberg were with the 1., young Marshall’s neck was brok Grand Seminary, Montreal-, Canada, ” 1 can’t discuss the story at all.” the time of the murder, police say. again, was arrested as a stowaway failing for two years. A little more said Nye this morning. “ If it is Cabinet will consider the case to members of the board as were en. His death was e; MANOHESTBR XCOro.y EVENTNG HEBALD. ^ O T A Y , MAECIJ is, 1928. ■V FRIENDS GIVE PARTY TO ABOUT TOWN NAVAL BOARD VISITS LUTHER LEAGUERS TO e n t e r t a in p a r e n t s REV. AND MRS. COOPER Memorial Temple Pythian Sisters SUNKEN SUB S 4 will hold a whist after their meeting in Orange hall Thurs (continued from page 1) Surprised as They Visit With day night. Six prlres will “Family Night” To Be Held Mr. and Mrs. William Black be awarded and refreshments serv conning tower showed above the Friday at Swedish Lutheran ed. The committee in charge in of Wells Street. surface as she entered the drydock. Church- cludes Mrs. John Zimmerman, Mrs. Next in order was the explora Mamie Dickinson and Myron Peck- Rev.Joseph Cooper, who is to re tion of the interior of the crushed The regular monthly meeting of ham. tire from the pastorate of the South undersea boat for any farewell let the Luther League of the Swedish Methodist church this month, and ters or reports from Lieutenant Lutheran church will be held Fri Mystic Review Woman’s Benefit Graham Newell Fitch and his five day night in the church basement. Mrs. Cooper were honored Satur association will meet in Odd Fel brave men who before they died day evening when 36 of their close It will be “ Family Night” and all lows hall tomorrow evening, and as tapped messages to the outside Luther Leaguers are asked to bring friends tendered them a surprise the district deputy. Miss Rose world 102 feet below off Province- party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. their parents with them- A special Milller of Pawtucket, will be pres town. program has been arranged. Rev. William Black of Wells street. Mrs. ent, the members are urged to at Removal of the eight bodies Black had invited Mr. and Mrs. Arthur F. McKenny assistant at tend the meeting. Laurel Review locked in the submersible will come the Central Baptist church in Hart Cooper to be their guests at supper members of Rockville will be tonight, 32 bodies having been re and to spend the evening, in recog ford will give a chalk talk and a guests. A social hour with refresh covered by divers as the ship lay on number of musical numbers will nition of Mr. Black’s birthday, ments will follow the business. the ocean bottom off the Cape Cod which fell on St. Patrick’s day. In also be given. The business session shore. will be led by Miss Florence L. honor of Ireland’s patron saint the Cyrus G. Tyler of the North To Explore Interior table and home was decorated in Johnson. Methodist church and Arthur Palm The interior of the shattered The committee in charge of the green. Later in the evening they er of the Second Congregational submarine will be explored for any were very much taj.en by surprise entire program is composed of will be joint leaders of the regular final messages written by Lieut. Ernest Johnson, chairman, Carl when the throng of guests who had Tuesday evening get-together of at Graham Newell Fitch, commander Gustafson, Irma McCormack, Mil- assembled at the church nearby, tendants of both churches. The of the S-4, and his five brave mates dren Berggien, Sherwood Ander entered by the rear door of Mr. meeting will open at 7:30 at the who to their last breath tapped son, Esther Anderson and Esther and Mrs. Black’s home, bearing code messages that stirred the Second Congregational church. Noren. with them all sorts of packages con After the usual opening hymn sing, heart of the nation at Christmas taining good things to eat. When time. Official messages, if any are the subject under discussion will I SENATOR FERRIS ILL the commotion had subsided various be “ Prayer.” A social hour will fol found, will be turned over to naval parlor games, music and readings authorities and if there are any fin low. This series of meetings has Washington, March 19.— Sena were enjoyed. al messages to the loved ones of the proved helpful as well as enjoyable men they will be delivered to the tor Woodbridge N. Ferris, Dem Little Althea Meinke then pre to all who have attended. sented to Mrs. Cooper a beautiful bereaved families, some of whom ocrat of Mich., critically ill, has a fighting chance for recovery, it bouquet of American Beauty roses, are here awaiting the opening of Mrs. Newton Phelan of Suffie.efd the ship. was stated today by his physicians. carnations and phlox in behalf of is spending a few days with her He passed a good night and his the friends assembled. During a Rear Admiral Philip Andrews, aunt, Mrs, Clarence L. Taylor of commanding the First Naval Dis pulse and temperature today are COAL GAS lull in the pastimes later on Clar West Center street. trict, decided not to remove the “ as nearly normal as could be ex ence L. Taylor in a short but ap bodies until tonight In order that pected,” it was announced. propriate speech presented to the Mrs. E. S. Culver, chairman of no photographs may be taken. Af Senator Ferris, who is 75, retiring pastor from his well-wish the Ways and Means committee of ter identification they will be sent caught a severe cold about a week ers a set of white gold cuff links. the Buckland Parent-Teacher asso home for burial. ago and bronchial pneumonia has On one side is engraved Rev. Coop- ciation, announces that by popular developed. RANGE RANGE ■ era’s monogram and one the other Assign Death Watch demand the committee will run A death watch was assigned to a Masonic emblem. Mr. Taylor, another public dance at the school guard the submersible until the last TOWN ADVERTISEMENT also for the gathering of friends, assembly hall Wednesday evening. body ■was removed. gave to Mrs. Cooper a handsome There will be both modern and old- The six men in the torpedo room amber and mother of pearl toilet fashioned dances on the program, who tapped “ will it be long now?” set. with Dan Miller to act as prompter were Lieut. Fitch, Torpedo Men NOTICE The Gold Medal Glenwood Rev. Cooper warmly thanked his and Wehr’s orchestra to provide Roger L, Short of Boonville, Mo.; parishioners for the splendid gifts music. Frank Smizek of Ridgefield Park, Proposed order altering building and veranda lines on east side of and the love and thought which lay N. J., and Russell A. Crabb of Fall for behind them, and expressed for Mrs. Indications are that the bridge River, and Seamen Joseph L. Stev McKee Street from Summer Street Cooper her deep appreciation of the and whist party conducted by the ens of Providence, R. I.; and on the north to Hartford Road ou the south, with time and place of MARCH gifts made to her. Memorial hospital linen auxiliary George Pelnar of South Omaha, only PV)llowing the games a buffet tomorrow at Odd I'ellows hall will Neb. Two other bodies believed to public hearing on said proposed, $145 order. lunch was served, Mrs. Black being be vei/ well attended. The members be in the engineroom are those of The Selectmen of Manchester. “ A Year to Pay” assisted by Mrs. Lillian Russell have been working hard to fill Machinist Mate William Dempsey Armstrong and Miss Anna Black. of Walkerville, Ont., and Engineer Conn., at a meeting held March 12, tables and line up players in the 1928, acting under and pursuant Just before the close of the different sections. It will be in Joseph W. Sternman of Riverside, evening’s program a friendship cir Long Island. to Section 9 (44) Special Laws Narrower Than Your Kitchen Table charge of the finance committee Conn., 1913, approved April 9, cle was formed with Rev. and Mrs. and open to the general public. Snatched from the ocean bed 102 Cooper in the center and all joined feet below the surface in a naval 1913, and Sections 1— 5 (452) This new yard-wide Gold Medal Glenwood makes it possible for tha engineering triumph, the undersea Spec. Laws Conn. 1917, approved smallest kitchenette to have all the conveniences of a complete coal In singing “ Blest Be the Tie T1 at Oct. 1st. 1917 having deemed it for Binds.” LEOPOLD IS BLAMED boat was floated by pontoons and range and a compelte gas range. This range may also be equipped with with only the conning tower show the public good that building and the GLENWOOD ROBERTSHAW OVEN HEAT CONTROL which takes ing above the water was brought veranda lines should be altered on all the gueswork out of oven cooking. Just set the indicator. Perfect ro GIVE POPULAR PLAY FOR WATERBURY FIRE to Boston by naval tugs after an all McKee Street, a highway in the results are automatic: let us show you why. night voyage from Provincetown. Town of Manchester, Conn., from Arriving here Sunday morning, Summer Street on the north to HERE AGAIN ON APRIL 11 the S-4 was tied up awaiting the Hartford Road on the south, pass Waterbury, Conn., March 19.— turn of the tide at dawn today. ed the following proposed order The Glenwood After an investigation that has viz. Automatic Cook Board of Inquiry been under way since February 5, Ordered: Subject to the provi O f Heat Control All arrangements have been com last. Coroner John T. Monzanl to A special board of inquiry was on sions of said Sections that the fol & L KEITH FURNITURE CO. hand to begin work as soon as the pleted and tickets are now on sale' day Issued a finding in which he lowing lines on the east side of Corner Main and School Streets, South Manchester by the members of The Young Peo holds Louis N. Leopold, president drydock is cleared of water. The McKee Street, a highway in said ple’s Society of the Lutheran Con of the Waterbury Furniture Co., board included: Captain J. D. Wil Town of Manchester, be and they cordia Church, for the second iTer- and Morris Shelntiz, of New Haven, son, president: Commander Earle are hereby established viz:— formance of “ The Family Upstairs,” criminally responsible for the Bald F. Enright of the Construction EAST SIDE to be given In Cheney Hall, Wed win street fire that took the lives Corps; Lieut. Comm, Emory P. El- The building line on the east nesday evening, April 11. Miss of John and Joseph Monyhan, two dredge, Lieut. Comm.VGeorge Dowl side of McKee St. is to be ten (10) Leila Church of Rockville, under young boys who lived above Leo ing of the Medical Cbrps; Lieut. ft. east of and parallel to the east CALIFORNIA VOLCANO OVER 60,000 PEASANTS MYSTERY BOND STORY whose direction the first perform pold’s store. Thomas S. Wylly of the Supply line of McKee St., from the south HUSBAND SAYS ance was given in February, and Coroner Monzani’s Investigations Corps and Lieut. Arthur G. Smith, line of Summer St. on the north to PUZZLES OIL PROBERS which proved to be such a decided are contained in 700 pages but his recorder. Medical Examiner George a poin,t 137 ft. south of the south IS NOW IN ERUPTION MARCH INTO BUCHAREST success, is again coaching the cast. summary holding Leopold and Burgess Magrath was with the line of said Summer St., and from The play is a comedy in three- Shelnitz, are in eight pages. The board. said point to a point 100 ft. north DORIS DID NOT (Continued from page 1) coroner also finds that Samuel of the north line of High St. the acts, has a great deal of action and The first men to enter the sub Observers Believe the Cone on Demand Resignation of Bra- is very hilarious, and portrays the Weis alias Jacob Silver, who died mersible will be Lieut. Comm. building line is tc be twenty-five tianu Cabinet— Hold Parley Washington Hera^ld today printed in the fire, was also responsible Dowling, a medical officer and the (25) ft. east of and parallel to the Its Peak Has Been Blown the following: family life of an ordinary American KILL BOUCHARD With Queen Marie. family. This play was written by for the deaths of the two boys. medical examiner. They planned to east line of McKee St., and from Off— Much Smoke. Justice Frederick L. Siddons, of Coroner Monzani’s finding, re said point to the north line of Harry Delf and is still playing in proceed directly to the torpedo Bucharest, March 19.— Like the District Supreme Court, who re New York. Therefore, a large lating evidence given by 35 wit compartment, open the bulkhead High St. on the south the building Redding, Calif., March 19.— (continued from page 1) cently sentenced Harry F. Sinclair nesses, describes meetings between line is to be ten (10) ft. east of Fasci.st march upon Rome when •oyalty has to be paid, and the mem and continue on to the chamber Emitting den^e clouds of black Mussolini was swept into power as and several others to jail for con hers of this society are very pleased Leopold and Weis or Silver at where lie the bodies of Lieut. Fitch and parallel to the east line of Mc smoke, Mt. Lassen, only active vol Thomas Demlin, tall, Blonde and tempt of court on jury tampering which the price to be paid for the Kee St., and from said point to a a virtual dictator of Italy, more that they can offer to Manchester and his mates. cano in the United States, “ blew 23. than 60,000 Rumanian peasants, charges, emphatically denied la$t play-goers such a modern produc fire and and the date of setting it They will examine the bodies and point 100 ft. north of the north off” today. Doris and George C. McDonald, night imputations that an effort were agreed upon. The meetings, line of Hartford Road on the south the man she ran away with after members of the National-Peasant tion. . prepare them for removal in It was recalled that ten years political group, marched upon had been made to “ reach” him. A1 Benrend orchestra has been the coroner says, were held in a ambulances to Chelsea naval hospi the building line is to be twenty- ago today, the volcano was active she parted from Demlin, are sche According to dispatches from . North Main street restaurant with five (25) ft. east of and parallel to Bucharest to back up their leader, engaged to play for the dancing tal. This will be under cover of for three hours. duled to die on the gallows at Val Juliu Manlu, in demanding resigna Chicago printed in other newspa which will follow the presentation. Shelnitz sitting fay. the east line of McKee St., and The wind carried the smoke ley-field prison, Quebec, next Fri pers, a “ Mr. F. L. Siddons” was darkness. Then the whole board from said point to the north line tion of the Bratianu Cabinet. Reserved Seats will be placed on The the coroner tells how Silver will gather for inspection to look northward and after an hour, a day morning for the murder of called to testify. There was no re and Shelntiz drove to the store and of Hartford Road on the south the The march upon Bucharest be sale in about a week. for messages and to explore the haze obscured the summit of the Adelard Bouchard, a taxicab driver. gan on Sunday and today the sponse but immediately thereafter after watching the policeman on building line is to be ten (10) ft mountain. “ Tommy,” said one of Doris’ let the sub-committee. Senators Gerald whole ship with a view of determ east of and parallel to the east line streets ■were filled with peasants the beat, parked their car and en Parties of observers were being ters, “ you recall your parting words who declared that they would re N. Nye and Peter Norbeck, went tered the store, gasoline was ining the necessary repairs to of said McKee St. TRIAL OF GUILFOYLE again place her in naval service. sent out in the belief that a col when we broke— that it would send main here until their demands are into executive session to hear the sprinkled in the. place, and an ex The veranda line on the east side lapse occurred in the cone. From me to hell. Well, Tommy, it did. testimony of a “ mystery” witness, plosion occurred, killing Silver and J. H. Taylor, fingerprint expert of McKee St. is to be ten (10) ft fully met. of the naval bureau of navigation, the south side a partial view of Mt. “ I now face the gallows. 0, Dad Maniu, whose appointment .as from Washington. 111. Newspapers- blowing Shelnitz out of the store. east of and parallel to the east line 'Lassen revealed an apparent in New York and Boston said hs EXPECTED THIS WEEK was at Chelsea naval hospital ready dy, you don’t know what I’ve faced premier is demanded by the Peas Fire swept through the building of McKee St., from the south line change in the peak had taken since we broke.” told of receiving a package alleged to identify the bodies tonight and of Summer St. on the north to a ant Party, hetd a long conference and the Monyhan boys were trap place, although this . might have with Queen Marie and the three to contain $50,000 in bonds, in to arrange for their despatch home point 137 ft. south of the south First Letter Hartford, Conn., March 19.— ped and died. bttn caused by shifting smoke or With trembling fingers, Demlin members of the -tegents’ Council. tended for “ F. L. Siddons, Wash Previous to the fire, the coroner in flag draped caskets. line of said Summer St., and from snow, it was reported. ington, D. C.” and sent by an oil Harold N. Guilfoyle, federal veter When the S-4 was finally in the said point to a point 100 ft. north displayed another missive— the first inarian under indictment for first says, some of the furniture in the company. store was removed. A list of the dock a group of divers led by Fred of the north line of High St. the he had received from Doris after degree murder in connection with she was sentenced to death. It NORA BAYES DEAD: Justice Siddons, in a statement insurance policies on the place are Michaels, who nearly lost his life veranda line is to be fifteen (15) to the Washington Herald last the shooting of Mrs. Max J. Gaudet, in the diving operations off Pro ft. east of and parallel to the east said: of New Haven, in Guilfoyle’s apart cited. night, said: The coroner describes the wan vincetown, went below in the dry- line of McKee St, and from said SAVANTS TO FIND OUT “ Dear Tom: It is urgent that I WAS NOTED ACTRESS ment here in January, is expected point to the north line of High St. hear from you. You have read in “ I have never received any pack to face Judge L. P. Waldo Marvin derings. of Shelnitz, his ride to dock and adjusted the blocks. An interested spectator of the on the south the veranda line is to the papers and see what I face in age, or other communication. It is in Superior Court here this week Bethany where he was picked up WHAT ARE MOONBEAMS all made out of whole cloth so far and taken to New Haven hospital. docking was Commander John F. be ten (10) ft. east of and paral 26 days I go to the gallows and (Continued from Page 1.) to make his plea and to elect form lel to the east line of McKee St., hang unless I get help from you and as I am concerned. This thing has of trial. Guilfoyle’s appearance was ■Shelnitz is down as having ad Bayliss of the Coastguard who was not the slightest vestige of or basis mitted the fire and now is under in command of the Coastguard and from said point to a point 100 (Continued from Page 1.) ethers.” . , . was married three years ago aboard expected tomorrow but today it is Demlin’s head sank. In dejected in truth.” believed he will not be taken to police guard at St. Mary’s hospital cutter Paulding when the S-4 was ft. north of the north line of Hart the Leviathan. He survives her, as ford Road on the south the verau tones, he said: “ It is difficult to speak with com court until later in the week. His here, awaiting the time when he rammed to the bottom on Dec. 17, naoonbeams— and to ascertain the do three adopted children. Norman, posure about a dastardly thing like taces court. The coroner tells of 1927. da line is to be fifteen ft. east of effect that the surface rocks of the “ I did all I could for her. She Lea Nora and Peter. Her first hus physicians desire to have him rest asked me to see an attorney in that. Why, on the face of it, such still longer in the hospital where he Shelntiz’s confession of the ' af »Water was pumped from the deep and parallel to the east line of Mc moon have on reflected sunbeams. band was Otto Grossing, with Kee St., and from said point to the Mount Vernon, N. Y., and I did a thing appears most assinine. I has been since the shooting, having fair. drydock at the rate of five feet an By comparing these effects with whom she early appeared in vaude- cannot make that too emphatic.” ■ himself been shot in the right tem hour. north line of Hartford Road on the those produced on reflection by ter- that. If there could be any way I ■ville. She married thereafter Jack ple. The bullet is still lodged in his QUAKE IN NEW YORK Meanwhile the Navy Board of south side the veranda line is to restial materials, we may be able could bear this torture instead of Norworth, musical comedy star, be (10) ft. east of and parallel to head. Investigation met aboard the U. S. to form an idea of the composition Doris, I would. Harry Clarke and Arthur Gordon!. The defense for Guilfoyle was Albany, N. Y., March 19.— North S. Southerly and made plans for the east line of said McKee St. of the surface material of the Is Suffering Divorce ended all her marriages MARINE PLANES HIT today indicated as being ready to ern New York today was recover enterin^g the submersible late this And -it is hereby ordered:— That moon.” “ I am suffering keenly. Every said proposed order of the Select but the last. All her husbands but Managua, Nicaragua, March 19. show that he was not the person ing from its first earthquake expe afternoon. Effects produced by reflection night I toss on my bed and see a Friedlander, who is in the garage men of Manchester, Conn., be __Two United States airplanes pi who did the shooting. Details will rience in several years. Before the entrance, however, were explained as changes in the vision of Doris kneeling with tear business, were actors. not be revealed until the trial ac Distinct shocks were felt at Lake naval cranes must lift the pontoons heard and determined at the Muni relative intensities of light of dif ful eyes and arms outstretched as loted by marines have been slight cipal Bldg, in said Town of Man The musical productions in which ly damaged by bullets fired by tually gets under way. Judge Sam Placid, Saranac Lake, Malone, out of the drydock. ferent wave lengths from the in if begging me for help. Miss Bayes gained her greatest uel Rosenthal assisted by John T. Plattsburgh and other points in the chester, on Monday, March 26, frared into the the ultra violet, “ I can see the bungalow we lived rebel snipers in the past 36 hours. Now Out of Water 1928, at eight o’clock in the after- fame included: “ Little Miss Fixit,” The aviators escaped injury/.* but Robinson will conduct the defense. Adirondacks. Slight tremors were changes in the total amount of in out in Oklahoma. I can see The S-4 went into the drydock [ noon, and that the Secretaryiec of which, incidentally brought the had narrow escapes. Prosecution of the Guilfoyle case reported in the Arbor Hill section with the fiood tide. When she was light reflected, and the degree of Babe standing at the door with Turkey Trot into terpischorean of Albany and in the northern sec this Board cause a copy'of the pro polarization of-the reflected rays The bullets were fired from a will be conducted by State’s Attor finally in place the sea dropped Kenneth, ready to welcome me . . . favor in 1912; “ The Jolly Bache ney jaugh M. Alcorn personally. He tion of Troy. posed order designating and alter for different angles between inci patch of jungle upon a mountain slowly and the pumps began suck ing the building and veranda lines Oh, if I could but do something!” lors” ; “ Roly-Poly” : “ The Merry- side of El Chipote, where a marine will be assisted by Reinhart L. Gid During the tremors many per dent and reflected rays. Deming said he would always re sons left their homes at Lake Plac ing water, soon revealing a jagged upon said proposal of Selectmen, A long series bf measurements Go-Round” : “ Made In America” : base has been established. After eon, assistant state’s attorney. Mr. gret the fact that he introduced “ The Cohan Revue of 1918” : Alcorn is now on his way here from id and Saranac Lake. At first it was hole and twisted gun on the port- together with a notice of the time made on the moon and terrestial the shooting the planes scouted, side near the crushed conning and place of hearing thereon, to Doris to McDonald. He said he did “ Ladies First” ; “ Her fam.ly Tree” : over the district la an effort to lo Florida where he has been spend believed the shock had been caused rocks prove that at no time does not intend that their separation ing a mid-winter vacation. by an explosion at the Lyon moun tower. The periscope was bent and be filed in the Town Clerk’s office the polarization in moonbeams ex “ After Dinner” : “ Snapshots of cate the snipers, but they were not other minon damage was seen on in said Town of Manchester, and ceed 15 to 25 per cent.- would be permanent— that he in 1921” and “ Queen of Hearts.” S66n» ' tain iron mills. tended to take her back in two THINK GIRL INSANE The first tremor, which was the the port side. Action of the waves published at least twice in a news "These results-,-indicate that at She sang her way in and out of It is believed that there were most distinct, lasted nearly a min had washed away the slime and paper printed in said Town at least the surface of the’ mbon no dark months. He “ wanted to test her Ziedfeld’s “ Follies” for several only a handful of rebels in ute, according to residents of vil mud and the sides of the submersi five days before the day of hearing rocks, low in silica, nor iron, nor love.” He is now employed/ in his years. At one time she produced sniping band, possibly . not more Albany, N. Y., March 19.— On and a copy of said proposed order sister’s dress shop, and nightly he the eve of her trial in County lages in the .upper Adirondacks. ble with the white lettering S-4 obsidians, are exposed in apprecia her own musical show on Broad than three or four. The main body glistened in the sun. and notice to be deposited in a t e amounts,” the report said. is a familiar figure in- the Green way. of General Augustino Sandlno’s Court on a charge of stealing an Post Office in said Manchester, wich Village life which he once automobile, pretty 23-year-old Jean GUARD WHITE HOUSE Discovery was made that a pon “ Light colored rocks, high in silica rebels is keeping out of sijfht. It is postage paid, directed to each per shared with the young girl now iu hiding In the northern part of Cameron, whose escapades and toon chain had knocked off a valve and powders of transparent sub MEASLES ON INCREASE Washington, March 19.— Fifty head of the forward torpedo room, son or persons interested at his' or stances are possible; in fact any doomed to die on the scaffold. the republic, hot far from the Hon criminal career have kept police their last known address at least busy In many cities, today was un detectives and uniformed patrol ■where rested six bodies. A hose rock may be present in which inter- Hartford, Conn., March 19.— duran frontier. was put down and the room again five days before the day of said nial reflections occur and depolarize BASKETBALL TOURNEY Measles is the one disease making der observation In the psychopathic men were posted around the White hearing and return make to this House shortly before noon today, was pumped free of water. the reflected light.” ’ Chicago, March 19.— The open- a wide sweep in Connecticut this ward at Albany hospital following Board. c A study also has been conducted lug game of the fifth annual Loyo in attempt to end her life In the prepared to suppress any attempted As the pontoons were released week, according to the morbidity MHJiER APPEALS Dated at said Manchester, March in ballastics to ascertain the behav la University Catholic interscholas figures of the State Board of Health Albany jail. demonstration ttgalnst a Hungarian from the sides of the S-4 they were 15, 1928. delegation which was scheduled to pushed to the front end of the dry- ior of projectiles at the surface of tic basketball tournament will be issued here today. Of 398 new cases Washington, March 19.— The self-styled, girl gang leader For and by order of the Board the moon as compjired with similar be received by President Coolidge. dock by naval workers with long played here Wednesday night. Thir of the disease reported here 268 peal of Thomas W. Miller, lomaer iwallowed three mercury tablets, of Selectmen of the Town of Man projectiles at the earth’s surface. ty-two state and sectional teams, ind then calmly Informed the jail Police.had been advised that poles. chester, Connecticut. are In the New Haven district, 46 alien property custodian, wn* representing alP sections of the in Manchester, forty in Meriden, viction for conspiracy to defrguu natron, Mrs. Elizabeth Fox, that radicals opposed to the Horthy THOMAS J. ROGERS United States, are entered. De La Regime In Hungary, which the Secretary. and 22 in Hartford. the government in the handling, o t ihe was dying. Salle high of JoUet, 111., Is defend German property, was formal^ ^ This marked the second time visiting delegation represents, were The United States Public health A true and attested copy of orig The Polytechfiic Institute of Zu The health board reports other rich has a clock which does not ing champion. ported to the Supreme C o ^ In Hiss Cameron has failed in an ef- prepared to stage demonstration service was organized 130 years inal order, In a. first round match on Thurs totals as follows: scarlet fpver 80, here similar to that which greeted THOMAS J. ROGERS need winding. Its power is provided diphtheria 19, whooping cough open session today. ^ )ort to take her own life. ago under the nanfe of the marine day. the St. Mary’s tea^ of West slpn is expected, ■under the eonryi^- the visitors on their arrival in New hospital service for the medical Secretary of the Board of Select- by a mechanism set in motion by field. Mass., wIlY play St. Theresa |U3, mumps 287, pneumonia . 104, - every change bf two degrees in rule to advance criminal caMi» ^ onnnllea fur York, when a near-riot ensued at and surgical care of merchant sea men. QJ Detroit. chicken pox 108. and influenza o. The unborn lamb temperature. tnown as "broadtail.” A the dneka. men. Manchester. Conn.. March 19. 1928. / t w - . : MANGHESTBB CCONN.) EVENING HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 19, 1928. FAGJB K ltJfi 4 (antt!«Btnr evening Seralb PUBLISHED BY ^ SI THE HERALD PRINTING CO. Pounded by Elv nod S. Ela, M etal Beds Oct. L 1881 (94) Piano, Organ Materials; Toys; Stationery; Paints Every Evenlnc Except Sundays and Holidays , Ranking third among all states In the value of piano and or Entered at the Post OfflM at Man* gan materials, Connecticut produced 12.7% of the total for the Specially Priced sbester as Second Class Mall Matter. United “States during 1925. Connecticut’s output was worth SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Mall tlx dollars a year, sixty cents a $4,688,690. and that of the 48 states. $36.8^6.238. In 1914 month tor shorter pertoda Connecticut’s output was worth $3,221,465. More than 1,000 By carrier, eighteen cents a week. persons are engaged in this industry in Connecticut. The pay for March Single copies, three cents. roll amounted to $1,140,014 during 1925, and materials cost SPECIAL advertising REPUB- $2,112,882. New York led all states. - The Chambers SENTATIVE. Hamllton-De Llsser. Connecticut also has a large annual output of toys (not in Hood, showing Inc.. 285 Madison Avenue. New York cluding children’s wheel goods or sleds), games, and playground and 618 North Michigan Avenue. its construction Chicago. equipment. During 1925 the value of these products was $3,- The Chambers The Manchester Evening Herald Is 640,459; for the United States it was $58,317,361. During Oven, showing a n d thorough on sale in New York City at Schultz’s 1900 the value of such products in Connecticut was $22^5 31. its construction insulation. News Stand. Sixth Avenue and 42nd. Connecticut ranked seventh in 1925, New York leading. There Kreet and 48nd. Street entrance of and thickness o f Grand Central Str.tton and at all was an average of 903 wage earners in Connecticut, 700 more Hoatlirg News Standa than in 1900. Materials cost $1,202,523. insulation. Client of International News Ser Stationery goods (not specifically classified) manufactured In vice. Connecticut were worth $1,740,933. This was 2.5% of •‘International News Service has the tal value for all stationery goods produced in the United States. exclusive rights to use for republics- Connecticut ranked ninth, Illinois leading with Massachusetts tlon In any form all news dispatches credited to or not otherwise credited second Approximately 300 wage earners were employed in This low priced Simmons Bed, In this paper. It is also exclusively Connecticut. During 1914 Connecticut’s suitable for the home or summer entitled to use for republlcatlon all $65 171, or .2% of the total. Materials cost $626,117 in 1925. cottage, is made of seamless the local or' undated news published herein. ' Full Service Client of N E A Paints and varnishes, valued at $1,212,748, were turned out tubing with small round fillers. The Trade in you r old range for a Service. by Connecticut factories during 1925. This was .2% of the to finish is brown, harmonizing with tal for the United States. New York led all states. Connecti walnut furniture. Full size, regu MONDAY, MARCH 19, 1928 cut ranked 21st. Materials cost $826,542. In 1914 the value lar $10.00. of Connecticut’s product was $951,241. Tomorrow— ^Parks or Forests? OUR LEGISLATORS Though it is somewhat early in $6.95 FIRELESS the year for the voters to direct tleman, only one more device for their thoughts to matters of legis Wanamaker, In his intent to keep G a sR a n ^ concentrating the rays of the spot Qiambers lative personnel, the announce religious workers out of his con light upon his own stout figure and ment of the determination of Man templated home for convalescent COOKS wakikeGAS TURNED (HT! theatrically stern countenance. But chester’s two representatives and children was animated by a simi the lawyers’ fee idea is pretty silly. Its state senator to stand for re- lar purpose. For Girard college has Sinclair, with or without that election next fall is not, in the cir probably turned out as large a pro $160,000, can hire phalanxes of cumstances, untimely. We have a portion of good citizens as any clever lawyers and keep them hired on the CLUB PLAN very especial stake in the next other school anywhere. indefinitely. He could pay $160,000 Legislature in the fact that the pro for a shine. If he felt so disposed, posed new Manchester charter will SPEED ■ou AREN’T OLD FASHIONED. But other range will do—PLUS- And that PLUS without particularly missing the Another attractive bed, low be up for consideration by that Connecticut has experimented what about your method of cooking? Is is what sets the Chambers as far ahead of the tip. The idea that to pay him back enough in nrice to be used in the body, and it is of the highest im usual gas range as the first gas range was in with an. indefiite speed law for his Hays klck-in might help ' to summer cottage, yet suitable for the it old fashioned ? portance that the interests of the automobiles or rather, in effect, winter home. too. It is full size, advance of the little wbod-stoked iron range. keep him from paying the penalty Do you have to stay in or near the kitchen community be looked after by with an unlimited speed law, and as shown, with round, seamless tub for his dubious oil jobs is about as With a Chambers you put your meal on the members of sufficient experience the result is not particularly en ing, small fillers, and a decorated while cooking dinner? Turning the roast? brilliant as to assume that Henry metal panel. Regular $13.50 stove— as early as you please— turn on the gas ind standing in the General Assem couraging. Almost exactly one per Adding water to the vegetablfes? Wearing out Ford may have to stop building ■ for a few minutes, than TURN ()F THE GAS. bly to be of real service in this son a day was killed in motor ac body and nerves with the drudgery of cooking ? automobiles next week because he And never so much as glance again at the cook most important businegs. cidents during 1927, tire total be may not be able to get credit for Wearing yourself out unnecessarily—unnec ing meal , until you are ready to serve it. Ilf It is as true of the Connecticut ing 356 for the* 365 days of the $10,95 essarily, because if you have a Chambers Fire Legislature as of any other similar cotter-pins. j will not dry out. It will be more delioious arid year. Thirty-five persons a day • There is one perfectly valid rea- ' less Gas Range in your kitchen, you can be re body that any new member, no savory. And your gas bill WILL BE CUT were injured. son for any Republican to keep out i leased from all this. With a Chambers Fire matter what his qualifications, ABOUT IN HALF! It is Interesting to observe that of the Sinclair chip-in if he wishes less gas range you are free for those hours of must serve a sort of apprenticeship while the Motor Vehicle Depart to do so, and that is that he has recreation that keep a woman fresh and youth before he becomes a really effective ment attributes 95 per cent of the other uses for his money. To pre part of the law-making body. Miss ful. accidents to ‘‘recklessness’’ it is tend that his reason Is to weaken Cheney and Judge Johnson are vet INSULATION AND HEAT chary about making speed itself the power of Sinclair to defend eran members of the House o f Rep the specific cause, only 1,111 of the himself against the many charges A GAS RANGE WITH An efficiently insulated oven and Thermodome resentatives, while Senator Smith’s 26,832 crashes being charged to is pretty weak. So weak that it (for top-stove cooking) retain heat for hours position as head of the cities and “ operating too fast for conditions. A PLUS after the gas has been turned off. This re swoons. For the guest room or the child’s . boroughs committee has equipped Yet it would be interesting if the This Chambers Fireless Gas Range is, first tained heat completes the cooking of the m eal- him with experience and knowl room, select these Simmons Winder department could be held down to Beds. They were Inspired by the of all, a gas range. It will do everything any while YOU are free. edge of the greatest possible im an answer to this question: How SPRING OPENING Windsor chair, and harmonize with portance in the present situation. many of the accidents attributed to There is a quality about the prac other Colonial furnishings. Twin Early announcement of the can skidding following too closely, mis- tice of the joint “ spring opening” size; walnut finish; round tubing with turned spindles. Reg. $19.50. didacies of these three legislators judgment, failure to give right of in which Manchester merchants an ought to serve to bring a settled way, and so on would have occur nually co-operate which Is worthy conviction that the current year Is red If the machines had been go of appreciation, and that is the un- Johnson’s Electric not the time for the making of ing at half the speed at which they usualness of it. Whether it is alto $15 changes In Manchester’s delegation were actually being operated? gether unique or not ■we don’t The Club Plan In the Legislature, and to'^prevent It is perfectly evident that the know, but we never heard of any Lhe possible upgrowth of ambitions other community of any size In Floor Polisher Connecticut Departmeirt of Motor Never before could you pur on the part of newcomers which, which the selection of the same day Vehicles is trying to reconcile two FORMERLY $42.50 chase a Chambers Fireless Gas laudable enough at another time, and the same hours for the holding Irreconcilable elements— safety and Range to such good advantage. would be scarcely justifiable in of the spring displays of merchan high speed. In this the department Prices are lower than ever— 1928. dise by substantially all the store is not alone. It is the policy of NOW 3 •SO ranging from $129 upward. $3 keepers in town was in operation. other motor vehicle departments delivers your (Chambers on the WANAMAKER, GIRARD Usually each merchant “ goes it COMPLETE all over the country. It is the de A SAVING Club Plan, with the balance di It transpires that a provision of alone”— holds his opening when he O U T F I T sire, too, of hundreds of thousands OF $18.00 vided into small weekly sums you lhe original will of Rodman Wana- of motorists. The idea is to make pleases without regard to the pro naker, afterward canceled, con ceedings of his neighbors. The gala Have beautiful waxed floors all the time. Lat will never miss. AND STILL the roads safe— if possible in con est model Johnson Electric Floor Polisher, Wax YOU RECEIVE THE LOW templated the establishment of a effect of the Manchester system is junction with a speed of 35 to 50 Mop and enough Liquid Wax to polish 1500 CASH PRICE! All this is of home for convalescent children, by thus, of course, entirely lost. The square feet— all at the sensationally low price miles an hour on the highways. If This Simmons Bed is made of fered to Watkins Range Club way of a memorial to the testator’s Impossible under the conditions of policy of making a sort of festival square tubing With the beautiful of $24.50, "gracellne” and iftcludes a Simmons Have a Floor Polished FREE Members, and in addition, a lib mother; and that a condition at such speed— then regrets, flowers of the opening of the spring trad tached forbade that any minister or ing season is as sane as it is novel. spring! The fillers are flat, hav During Spring house-cleaning season eral allowance will be made for for the victims and an occasional ing also the ‘‘graceline” effect. Wal person engaged in any kind of re But so far as our knowledge ex we will wax and polish one of your your old range. jirosecution of some particularly nut finish, full size, regular $24.00. floors free. Number of appointments ligious service to hold any services outrageous offender. But the speed, tends to other communities it is a limited. Phone your reservation In the Institution, or. for that mat evidently is the prime considera practice confined to this town. And now. ter, to enter it. here it is rapidly becoming an In tion. Many persons are likely to Jump Whether or not the people of stitution rather than a mere prac $18.75 at the conclusion, from this un this state will always continue to tice. usual attitude of the dead mer he willing to pay a toll of a life a chant, that he was a disbeliever In day for the privilege of equaling WATKINS BROTHERS, In c. and violently opposed to the teach express train speed on the roads ings of Christianity. Whether he it is Impossible to even guess. But WWG 9 0 K EXCLUSIVE REPRESENTATIVES FOR CRAWFORD AND CHAMBERS RANGES was the former or not we don’t it would seem as if it might, some know, hut it does not at all follow time or other, be realized that the that he was the latter. U 1 I £ roads can never be made safe so Mr. Wanamaker perhaps receiv long as the first consideration is ed his suggestion for this since the hurry-up urge. BY RODNEY DUTCHBR nullified order from the action of a long departed fellow townsman Washington, March, 19. — The of his, Stephen Girard. It Is a mat THE S-4 Senate lately has been the butt of ter of familiar knowledge to Phila Physically, the episode of the wise-cracks from persons who have lives reports that It’s a standing the Russian cafes tell you that ^h® Or, Jutting against the cafe fre delphians, hut not to most other S-4 has come to an end, ivlth the Itoplied that it ■was making itself joke there that Lowman returns balalaika orchestras now make quented by the up-towners, you’ll find a squatty-looking coffee house Americans, that no minister has mournful rite of raising the wreck ridiculous by proposing so many from hls office regularly In the phonograph records. The third, or Floors Need of the sunken submarine and Its Investigations. It has been widely midst of the cocktail hour and Is flapper generation, swishes along, where, hour upon hour, the intel ever been permitted to step foot on asserted that the duties of the up lectual old patriarchs sit and talk safe transfer to the navr yard at forced to listen to a serenade of snapping its garters and bobbing its the grounds of Girard college, per house were to legislate and not clinking ice and ginger ale bottles hair even as upon Sixth Avenue or pholosphy, history and art They which is in other ways an insti Charlestown. Whether the twice- to Investigate, and that the Senate being toted through the 'halls by Broadway. The third generation sit hour by hour, far into the W axing? tution absolutely unique. told lesson, taught first by the loss was the developing an Inquisitorial bell boys to the various rooms. of male goes sheik and attends the night, eyes glistening in the ex citement of heated argument. Or Do it yourself in the easiest When Girard, in his day the of the S-51, then by the needless mania. Everyone has wondered what Low- very low burlesque shows on Hous destruction of forty lives In the Senator Thomas J. Walsh of Mon man’s thoughts were, but he never ton street. The chorines of the you’ll see a wedding party cele richest man in America and one of tana undertook to answer this sort brating in one of the many public way. S-4, will be brought home to the has expressed them publicly. New York. March 19.— Second Second Avenue musical shows go the most picturesque characters in of attack In defending hls resolu Another current Washington Avenue, In spite of all the inva through the paces of yesterday’s halls and the dance music that We have an electric floor the history of this country, in Navy Department yet remains to tion to investigate the electric light joke concerns Governor Ful sions and IntrustloDs of uptown Broadway vintage and Molly Pichon comes therefrom is not of the jazz age, but is a Viennese waltz or a 1831, left the bulk of his great for be seen. Three months have elaps and power industry. Re said: ler of Massachusetts. Fuller not architecture and atmosphere, re favorite of the East Side, belongs waxer to rent at $2 a day. ed since the second great subma “ I challenge any member of this long ago proposed a Republican mains Manhattan’s melting pot to the rough and tumble, hoyden Hungarian mazurka. tune to the founding of his college On Sunday nights the little, zlm- rine tragedy off the New England body to rise now and point to any ticket of Hoo'ver and Lindbergh, highway. school of the stage behavior. The Johnson’s floor wax in liquid for poor orphan boys, he made investigation which has been had The presence of Broadwayese crowds that gather In the more ob* balon cafes spark the fire hf gay shores but If in the elapse of those despite the fact that, under the Budapest. The gypsy violinist and paste form...... this provision: “ I enjoin and re by the Senate in the past and to constitution, Lindbergh is many facades, the floods, of slummers vious eating places are not Of the twelve weeks the Department has pours hls sbul Into his fiddle and quire that no ecclesiastic, mission say in the light of subsequent dis years too young to be vice presi from Hie West Side, the mushroom ghetto or the old world. Super taken any actual steps to prevent closures which such investigations growth of pseudo-atmospheric ficially, then. Second Avenue might all about are the children of his ary or minister of any sect what dent. For several weeks it had homeland—yes, the same garter- ever shall ever hold or exercise any still more of these tragedies noth produced that they should not been reported here that Fuller had cafes have not yet succeeded in seem no more the Main Street of Manchestk Green Store have been had.” spoiling this Main Street of tuany many lands than Fifth Avenue. snapping flapper and the new world duty whatsoever in the said col ing has been made public concern vice presidential ambitions him sheik. And their gayety Is the Nobody rose and Walsh went on self. Now it is being suggested lands. Olive-skinned women, with Phtme 74 lege; nor shall any such person ing them. There have been all sorts gayety of another world— a child to mention the oil. Veterans’ Bu that Fuller, knowing both hls con simple woolen shawls over “ their Peering closer, though, you’ll ever be admitted for any purpose. of inquiries, with some amazing reau and slush funds Investiga heads, still stand in doorways and like, shhple quality as far detached stitution and Lindbergh’s age, was find that Second Avenue may have from the' hectic jazzman is of Dr as a visitof, within the premises placings of blame, but of any con tions. trying to keep the second-place jabber In broken Yiddish; young changed its spots, but not Its Russian girls still bob around cor Broadway as, let us say, Second appropriated to the use of said structive precautions for the pro berth open by putting up an in habits. The theater facade may be UGHT TRUCKING AND Seymour^ Lowman 1b assistant ners, their huge black eyes flashing Avenue Is detached from the rest college." tection of submarines from colli eligible. He is supposed to have of Broadway pattern, but It’s dif of New York. secretary of the treasury in meant “ Hoover and Fulljsr.” from under gaily-colored peasant ferent on the inside. Here they It might be supposed that Steph sions with surface vessels there charge of prohibition enforcement. shawls; old patriarchs still stand in GILBERT SWAN. EXPRESS SERVICE seems to have been a complete still eat peanuts in the parquet en Girard was a bitter enemy One of the latest worries has con groups at corners, wearing braided and park their equaling youngsters of religion. He was very far from lack. cerned the serving of cracked ice, beards and their inevitable sknll Daily Trips Between Rlanches- is da^e ir\ . caps Mosfcowitz still hammers his In the foyer. Which reminds me ginger ale and other ingredients — what ever happened to the wo that. He frequently attended church zimholan; pretzel peddlers still ter and Hartford of alcoholic drinks. It was called men who used to bring their brawl and was liberal in his contribu WEAK to his attention that Washington A merican clutter the curbstone, and the ing babies to the theater? A T H O U im Packages Called For and tions not only to one church but to We think very little indeed of drug and delicatessen stores were groups of passers-by sweep past Here they sell Ice cream cones ■iMiHMKpdksassaiasssaa delivering cracked Ice to dwelling HISTORY laughing and gossiping In strange many. But, as his 'Will expressed the argument advanced by certain between acts and distribute mys The lines are fallen -to me In Delivered houses. tongues. it, he desired "to keep the tender objectors to the Borah scheme of March 19 terious “ prize packages.” pleasant places.— Ps. l« :6 . Was that a law violation? Low- 1628— Massachusetts colony fotmd- ’The old world and the new meet minds of orphans free from the ex giving back Sinclair his $'160,00<), man said it wasn’t— that the treas here in violent Interchange of hab And the flapper may snap her — ed by English. garter but she turhs Into a tene Pleaaui^ea can i-ido a man at any J.E.WARF1EID citements which clashing doctrines that it would only help Sinclair to ury ruling on cracked ice and gin T779— Benedict Arnold resigned its and, year by year, the new ment when her stroll is done. And time. If illelded to.— Felt ham. and sectarian controversy are so pay lawyers to keep him out of jail. ger ale applied to night clubs, res his command. world conquers. Tel. 423. 80. Btaacheslcr, taurants and cafes where the pro Ig^O— ^William Jennings Brya'h inside these teiveniAUt rooms yoh’U apt to produce." It must be remem- To be sure, we don’t think so much find the Minorahs of the old He Another mah, claimed to be the beret that Girard college takes in of the Borah plan, not because of prietor knew that the stuff was to born. original Tom Sai^yer, is dead out be used tp illegal purposes. 1912— New York Senate defeated At a hasty glance one might con brew world and the sacramental its betteficiarles at atn age of not the nature of the play Itself but be clude that the old world has al wine hidden for the holy days; west. But we haven’t heard yet A damsel who lives In the same the proposed constitutional of the death of the last of those more than ten years. cause of Borah— being convinced amendment granting wom ready surrehdered. The new. you’ll find the matzoth for the large and extraordinarily exclusive Passover and tha sacred Torah. who knew Lincoln. It Is entlreljr possible that Mr, that it is, on the part of that gen- a.nn.rtment hotel where Lowman an’s suffrage. theaters of Broadway. The Vralls oY. Read Herald Mm V a g #; MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 19, 1928. On Wednesday and Thursday the ern times, been a serioms sanitary *, by the ministers of the churches be problem'in coM. cduritri^i. HOSPITAL NOTES ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR fore several congregations on April State will show “ The Smart Set” , “WIFE SAVERS” AT “SILK STOCKINGS” 15, and be observed by the teachers with William Haines in the leading of the public and parochial schools ; BIG VAUDEVILLE ACTS role. This Is one of two features Ludwig Hansen of Elro street. NOW IN COMMON USE with appropriate exercises som^ which will be seen at the State on THE CIRCLE TONIGHT FILLS RIALTO WITH JOY Wednesday and Thursday, the High School student, was admitted time during the week.- In order other being “ Doomsday,” starring to Memorial hospital yesterday for help in this.,ob§eryance the Coni Florence- Vidor and Gary Cooper. an appendix operation. Mrs. Formerly Was Equipment in necticut Humane Society, 3Q0. Bfg Show With “Good Time Beery-Hatton Success Better Film Starring Laura La Plante Catherine Thompson of 51 Main Only Homes of the Rich, Can Washington street. Hartford, wiU Charley” Gomes Here To Is Shown Again Tonight; Then Ever— Double Bill To street was also reported admitted. Be Purchased By All Now. send free material to teachers re morrow Nigfht— “ The Jazz Bubonic plague is a disease of morrow. Other Attractions. Miss Isabel Massey of 54 Hudson questing it. hot elimates and has never In mod street, Miss Louise Roth of 5;9 r Singer Plays Today- Cpoper street and Mrs. Andrew The resplendent electric refriger Beery and Hatton, the greatest Laura La Plante’s famous come ator, until recently a badge of comedy team in the movies, and in dy flairs were never better evidenc Noski and infant son of 163 Center Five more acts of metropolitan street were discharged; neighborhood leadership and family BOY SCOUT NEWS their latest picture, “ Wife Savers.” ed than in her portrayal of the affluence has become regular equip vaudeville are ■ scheduled for the That’s part of the program at the young bride in Universal’s “ Silk ment in the well ordered kitchen. State theater tomorrow evening. Circle theater tonight, for there is Troop 6 Stockings,” which opened at the Almost a million are now in use and Manager Sanson - is confident that to be another feature, “ Broadway TOWN ADVERTISEMENT The scouts of the South Metho this shew will be superior to those Rialto Theater yesterday. This apparently the tide of popular ap dist church held their regular Madness,” shown with the comedy of last week, which were well liked splendid comedy-drama will be proval has only set in. Field figures meeting Thursday night. The meet Tuesday and Wednesday will shown again tonight for the final by -his audiences. On the screen bring “ The Romantic Age,” starring NOTICE of Frigidaire Corporation, the lead ing was very instructive and many TOAST time. The story skits alon the bor will be''‘^ o d Time Charley,” with Eugene O’Brien, and “ The Sling er in this industry indicate that this boys passed tests. der o ftragedy but never touches it Proposed order altering building In preparation for several meets Helen Costello in the leading role. shot Kid,” featuring that king of organization will bring the conven “ 'The Jazz^inger” ends tonight. Buttered TOAST for BREAKFAST. and hence is superbly funny. Uni and veranda lines on north side and ience and satisfaction of electric re that are to be held in the near fu ill boy riders. Buzz Barton. versal’s beautiful, be-dimpled, the south side of Jensen Street ik e r e ls a play after'your own “ In ‘Wife Savers,’ you see Beery frigeration into more homes during ture, teams were picked to compete Cinnamon TOAST for LUNCH. blonde star, is a perfect trouper, a from Woodbridge Street on the 1928 than ever before. against each other. In the potato heart, whoever you are. It is the as an American doughboy left be thing more necessary in the comedy east to Parker Street on the west, simple, tender, funny, wistful,' hind his comrades after the armis- “ While the outstanding popu race and the obstacle race boys 100 Creamed Chicken on TOAST for SUPPER. field than in straight drama. John with time and place of public hear- larity and leadership of Frigidaire pounds or under are eligible to en thrilUng story of the life of a song- ;ice to work out a debt, upon ord- ny Haron is ideally cast as the and-dance-man , arid his small or srs of his superior officer, Raymond ter, so a team of boys in this class young husband. Others in the sup '°^The Selectmen of°Manchester, j may seem surprising was picked for the finals. phaned daughter, Rosita. There is Have Crisp, Delicious TOAST Hatton. Conn.,-at a meeting held March 12, it becomes easily understandable a pal, too, whom you will not for “ You see him in moments of porting cast are Otis Harlan, Wil The scoutmaster, gave a short liam Austin, Heinie Conklin and 1928, acting under and pursuant to when lifte d a“ GreLl local talk on passing tests, how impor- get. And menace in the form of a Made Electrically love, moments that border on pa Section 9 (44) Special Laws Conn.J . T these facts tant it was to pass the requirements theatrical manager. There is the thos, you see him in danger. Yet Burr McIntosh. The story is from 1913, approved April 9, 1913, and representative. Once these tacts glittering world of the stage where all of these situations that skirt the Cyril Harcourt’s stage farce “ A Pair of Silk Stockings” and was Sections 1-5 ,452), spec, La.-S Rosita shines as a dancer. The Ac hem of tragedy are gems of humor, Conn. 1917, approved Oct. 1st. mechanical refri.geration. an order, - — made so by the odd twist of life capably directed by Wesley Rug- tor's Home where old Charley and 1917 having deemed it for the pub usually follows That is why there , g scout’s his pal seek refuge. And many an that compels us to laugh at the man gles. are more Frigidaires in use than all Get A Toaster The companion-feature is “ Can lic good that building and veranda place who does not show good pro other scene of beauty and power. who slips on a banana peel.” lines should be altered on Jensen other makes combined. Supporting Beery and Hatton in celled Debts” a picture that proves gress. The cast includes 'Warner Gland, Street, a highway in the Town of J “ The Frigidaire compressor Senior Patrol Leader Burr had Helene Cbstello, Clyde Cook, With a Switch in the Base ;his massive comedy spectacle which to be just as delightful and enter Manchester, Conn., from Wood- motor is easily accessible and re for fun, is in a class with “ Behind taining as it is thrilling. Rex Lease, seven boys, who are working on the Montagu Love, Julanne Johnston bridge Street on the east to Parker movable. It is built in various fenderfoot requirements in order to and Hugh ‘ Allan. Michael Curtiz the Front,” “ We're In the Navy Florence Turner and Billy Sullivan Street on the west, passed the fol sizes and types to meet all power | ^.jjg troop. Burr was .nstruct- Now,” “ Firemen Save My Child,” have the principle roles. directed for Warner Bros. “ Good lowing proposed order viz. and voltage requirernents that may j jug the boys in knot tying showing Ti’i^e Charley” is a play for the the other Beery-Hatton comedies, For Tuesday and Wednesday the Ordered: Subject to the provi be encoun,:ered. This gives this j to tie them and explaining $4.85 for a $6.50 Toaster are Za-Su Pitts, Sally Blane, Ford Rialto is offering another pair of whole world and his wife and for sions of said Sections that the fol equipment its wonderful adaptabiu- j their uses. The knots that a boy all the little worlds. It is whole- ONLY 85c DOWN $1.00 A MONTH Sterling, August 'Tollaire, Tom screen productions extraordinary. lowing lines on the north side and ty and has made its installation pos- , must learn are knots which may be ...... Kennedy and George Y. Harvey. "Colleen,” a William Fox special sotne and human, and cannot help the south side of Woodbridge sible in all quarters of the Avorld. | used every day and are very useful | leave all who see it with a re SPECIAL FOR MARCH ONLY “ The Romantic Age” treats the production starring Madge Bellamy street, a higliAvay in said ToAvn of ..jg addition, the Frigidaire com- “ flaming youth m many ways. newed belief in theid fellow mor problem from a i and Billy Sullivan in “ Smiling Manchester, be and they are here-! pressor and cooling coil are separ- At 8:30 the troop assembled in novel angle. Billy,” are the main attractions. tals. Helen Costello, who hereto In it a vivacious young flapper i.s by established viz:— j g|-g units. Consequently the com- a circle and after repeating the fore has been known as “ the sister NORTH SIDE | pj-gsgor may be placed at the bot- Scout's prayer and singing taps the of Dolores,” has an opportunity to in love with an older man, and her The building line on the north: cabinet, or at the top. difficulties in proving that her love troop was dismissed. show her histronlc talent, and her The Manchester Electric Co. side of Jensen St. is to be ten (10) , ^^^g installed a consider- On Monday, March 26, at the is real form the basis of the story. ABOUTTOWN briillant dancing, and she uses'the Phone 1700 It presents Alberta Vaughn, who ft. north of and parallel to distance away, if desired for Hollister Street school the first of opportunity vastly to her own 773 Main Street, plays the girl, in a role different The League of Women Voters north line of Jensen St, from t . reasons S convenience or efficiency, a series of inter-troop contests will credit. Don’t miss “ Good Time from her usual flapper character will hold a meeting tomorrow after west line of W^oodbridge St on he ..^,5 ^^gire equipment is so flexi- be held between Troop 1 and troop Charley.” east to a point 125 ft. west of the' ^ 6. A committee consisting of Mr. izations. In the past her portrayals noon at 2.'30 at the home of Mrs- Avest line of Woodbridge St., and ble in application that it will cool of the flapper, for which she is uni Elbert .Al. Shelton of 106 Chestnut drinking water, refrigerate lar.ge Dean, Mr. Ganey and Mr. Anderson from said point to a point 766.31 storage'boxes, care for hotel and 1 niade out a schedule of meets and versally known, have been straight street. .Mrs. R. P. Nason of Hart ft. Avest of the Avest line of Wood- comedy roles— but in “ The Roman ford will be the speaker and her apartment house refrigeration and | dates toi the meets which M low. bridge St. the building line is to perform many types of service for ' March 26: Troop 1 and Troop b tic Age,” she is called upon to reg subject will be “ Is Peace Possible.” be thirty-five (35) ft. north of and ister some heavy dramatic emo retailers as efficiently and as' Hollister Street School. .A.11 tho.se interested arc urged to parallel to the north line of Jensen 5 and Troop 3, tions. economically as it safeguards the April 4, Troop attend. Mrs. Shelton will serve tea. St., and from said point to a point Lutheran church. Eugene O’Brien is cast as tJie old 100 ft, east of the east line of family’s food. er man; Stanley Taylor, his young April 10, Troo' t and Troop 2, The heart of the average adult Parker St. the building line is to “ Because of its Avide demand for Parochial School. er brother, who is the disturbing be tAventy-flve (25) ft. north of and both commercial and residential use element; and Bert Woodruff, in a is 5 inches long, inches broad April 20th, Troop 9 and Troop 8, _ and 21-2 Inches thick; it is the parallel to the north line of Jensen and because of its popularity over Community Club. Compare Values comedy role. Robert Florey direct St., and from said point the build seas as well as in this country, April 27, Troop 1 and Troop 3, ed th7 pToducTo^Vrourthe screen I Frigidaire is being installed in tre adaptation by Dorothy Howell. ing line is to be ten ( 10) ft. north Center Church. of and parallel to the north line of mendous numbers. This means May 1, Troop 6 and Troop 5. Women evcrywTiere have learned to judge Jensen St. to the east line of Park quantity production, resulting in Methodist church. TOWN ADVERTISEMENT er St. on the Avest. low prices' and more users. It all May 9, Troop and Troop 8, Ar food values not alone by price but also by Barbers in an Indiana town cut The veranda line on the north forms an endless chain which has mory. quality. Compare the size of the package, the price of haircuts to five cents ! side of Jensen St. is to be ten (10) made Frigidaire dominant in thei May 18, Troop 2 and Troop 9, in a trade war. In Chicago, how-j NOTICE ft. north of and parallel to the field of electric refrigeration.” j Community Club. the quality of its contents and the ever, one still can get a close shave north line of Jensen St. from the for nothing. I Events I’roposed order altering building Avest line of Woodbridge St. on the “BE KIND TO AM.MALS” 1. Scoutcraft. i reliability of the guarantee behind it. and veranda lines on south side east to a point 125 ft. Avest of the ANNIVERSARY APRIL 15-J:i I 2. Staff relay. ’ Women who do this always buy at the of Jordt Street from Parker Street Avest line of Woodbridge St., and I 3. FirtL Aid. TOWN ADVERTISEMENT on the west to Woodbridge Street from saldipoint to a point 766.31 In accordance Avith a national 4. Potato Race. A & P — and get the best of quality at the on the east, with time and place ft. Avest of the Avest line of Wood- custom that has noAv become fixed 5. Fire by friction. lowest price. of public hearing on said proposed bridge St. the veranda line is to be in the calandar of the yar, one Aveek 6. Rescue race. order. tAventy-five (2 5) ft. north of and NOTICE is being observed as “ BE KIND TO 7. Signalling— Morse signal, The Selectmen of Manchester, parallel to the north line of Jen ANIMALS ANNIVERSARY.” This ling. Semaphore. Proposed order altering building Conn., at a meeting held March 12, sen St., and from said point to a 8. Knot tieing. 1928, acting under and pursuant year April 15-21 has been set apart and veranda lines on north side point 100 ft. east of the east line for this purpose with the request 9. Stretcher making. and the south side of Eldridge to Section 9 (44) Special Laws of Parker St. the veranda line is 10. Obstacle race. Conn., 1913, approved April 9, to be fifteen (15) ft. north of and that insofar as possible the humane Street from Spruce Street on the treatment of animals be considered Events will be run off according Bacon Eggs west to Clinton Street on the east, 1913, and Sections 1— 5 (452) parallel to the north line of Jen to regular Scout contest rules. ; with time and place of public hear Spec, Laws Conn, 1917, approved sen St., and from said point the Sliced, rindless, Fresli, selected ing on said proposed order. Oct. 1st. 1917 having deemed it veranda line is to be ten ( 10) ft. sugar cured LB and guaranteed. DOZ The Selectmen of Manchester, for the public good that building north of and parallel to the north breakfast bacon. Sunnybruok D O Z 3 9 c Conn., at a meeting held March 12, and veranda lines should be altered line of Jensen St. to the east line on Jordt Street, a highway in the of Parker St. on the Avest. 192 8, acting under and pursuant Takes the hard work out of washing! to Section 9 (44) Special Law.s Town of Manchester, Conn., from SOUTH SIDE LARGE Parker Street on the west to Wood- The building line on the south Conn., 1913, approved April 9, This shoe helps JUST PKG 1913, and Sections 1— 5 (452) bridge Street on the east, passed side of Jensen St. is to be ten (10) RINSE Spec. Laws Conn. 1917, approved the following proposed order viz. ft. south of and parallel to the Rinso Oct. 1st. 1917 ha.ving deemed it Ordered: Subject to the provi south line of Jensen St., from the for the public good that building sions of said Sections that the fol Avest line of Woodbridge St. on the Rice and raisins make a fine dessert! and veranda lines should be alter lowing lines on the south side of east to a point 100 ft. west of the FANCY LBS ed on Eldridge Street, a highway Jordt Street, a highway in said west line of Woodbridge St., and you to in the Town of Manchester, Conn., Town of Manchester, be and they from said point to a point 791.3 Rice BLUE ROSE from Spruce Street on the west to are hereby established viz: — ft. Avest of the west line of Wood- Clinton Street on the east, passed SOUTH SIDE bridge St. the building line is to Choice fruit from the finest vineyards! the following proposed order viz. The building line on the south be thirty-five (35) ft. south of and n SEEDED SEEDLESS PKGS Ordered: Subject to the provi- side of Jordt St. is to be ten (10) parallel to the south line of said ft. south of and parallel to the Jensen St., and from said point to sibns of said Sections that the fol KsnsinsX 3 29« lowing lines on the north side and south line of said Jordt St., -from a point 100 ft. east of the east line the south side of Eldridge Street, a the east line of Parker St. on the of Parker- St. the building line is Strawberry, Raspberry, or Pineapple! highway in said Town of Manches Avest to a point 100 ft. east of the to be twenty-five (25) ft. south of 1572 OZ ter, be and they are hereby estab east line of Parker St., and from and parallel to the so^ith line of T « « « « SULTANA JARS lished viz: — said Point to a point 125 ft. west Jensen St., and from said point to V S l e l S APPLE PECTIN BASE NORTH SIDE of the west line of Woodbridge St. the east line of Parker St. on the The building line on the north the building line is to be twenty- Avest the building line is to be ten e c a u s e it keeps your Serve with soups, salads, and cheese! five (25) ft. south of and parallel ( 10) ft. south of and parallel to side of Eldridge Street is to be ten feet healthy, vigorous PKGS ( 10) ft. north of and parallel to to the south line of said Jordt St., the south line of said Jensen St. B the north line of said Eldridge and from said point to the west The veranda- line on the south and comfortable, the Arch Utieeda Biscuit line of Woodbridge St. on the east side of Jensen St. is to be ten (10) Street, from Spruce St. on the west Preserver Shoe adds delight to Clinton St. on the east. the building line is to be ten (10 ) ft. south of and parallel to the The veranda line on the north ft. south of and parallel to the south line of Jensen St. from the to every occasion. It makes side of Eldridge Street is to be ten south line of said Jordt St. Avest line of Woodbridge St. on the FINE COFFEES The veranda line on the south east to a point 100 ft. Avest of the the days shorter, happier, ( 10) ft. north of and parallel to A &P-COFFEES GOME DIRECT FROM THE PLANTATIONS TO \OU—.4LWAYS FRESH the north line of said Eldridge side of Jordt St. is to be ten (10) west line of said Woodbridge and the evenings more wonder Street, from Spruce St. on the west ft. south of and parallel to the from said point to a point 791.3 ful. This is the famous shoe to Clinton St. on the east. south line of said Jordt St., from ft, Avest of the Avest line of Wood- E igh t SOUTH SIDE the east line of Parker St. on the bridge St. the veranda line is to be that combines foot happi Red B o k a r The building line on the south Avest to a point 100 ft. east of the twenty-five (2 5) ft. south of and ness with the smartest style. COFFEE Bide of Eldridge Street is to be ten east line of Parker St., and from parallel to the south line of said SUPREME O^Clock said point to a point 125 ft. west Jensen St., and from said point to Come and see the lovely C ircle ( 10) ft. south of and parallel to H ighest the south line of said Eldridge of the west line of Woodbridge St. a point 100 ft. east of the east line new models. Blend of the A m erica’s the veranda line is to be fifteen forem ost p quality pure 2 9 e Street, from Spruce St. on the of Parker St., the veranda line is Grid’s finest Santos. west to Clinton St. on the east. (15) ft. south of and parallel to to be fifteen (15) ft. south of and All the Latest Easter Styles coffees. package coffee The veranda line on the south the south line of said Jordt St., parallel to the south line of Jensen Bide of Eldridge Street is to be ten and from said point to the west St. and from said point to the east MAYONNAISE Encore 3>^ozjar 9c 16 oz jar 41c S)4 oz jar 22c line of Woodbridge St. on the east ( 10) ft. south of and parallel to line of Parker St. on the west the large package 19c the south line of said Eldridge the veranda line is to be ten ( 10) veranda line is to be ten ( 10) ft. SOAPINE % m Street, from Spruce St. on the west ft. south of and parallel to the south of and parallel to the south BUCKWHEAT FLOUR Sunnyfield 3 pkgs25c to Clinton St. on the east. south line of said Jordt St. line of Jensen St. And it is hereby ordered:— That And it is hereby ordered:— That And it is hereby ordered:— That POST TOASTIES 3 pkgs 20c said proposed order of the Select said proposed order of the Select said proposed order of the Select 4 cakes 2.3c men of Manchester, Conn., be men of Manchester, Conn., be men of Manchester, Conn., be to u > o»r»CK OCTAGON SOAP "KEEPS THE FOOT WELL”* heard and determined at the Muni heard and determined at the Muni heard and determined at the Muni O-CEDAR POTJSH 4 oz bottle 25c cipal Bldg, in said ToAvn of Man cipal Bldg, in said ToAvn of Man cipal Bldg, in said Town of Man Hosiery for All the Family .0. 27c chester, on Monday, March 26, chester, on Monday, March 26, chester, on Monday, March 26, r IILKEEN FIG NEWTONS N- B. C. 1928, at eight o’clock in the after 1928, at eight o’clock in the after 1928, at eight o’clock in the after noon, and that the Secretary of noon, and that the Secretary of noon. and that the Secretary of this Board cause a copy of the pro this Board cause a copy of the pro this Board cause a copy of the pro W. G. SIMMONS Corporation MEN LIKE posed order designating and alter posed order designating and alter posed order designating and alter 48-58 Pratt Street, Hartford ing the building and veranda lines ing the building and veranda lines ing the building and veranda lines upon said proposal of Selectmen, upon said proposal of Selectmen, upon said proposal of Selectmen, Grandmother’s together with a notice of the time together with a notice of the time together with a notice of the time and place of hearing thereon, to and place of hearing thereon, to and place of hearing thereon, to be filed in the Town Clerk’s office be filed in the Town Clerk’s office be filed in the Town Clerk’s office Bread in said Town of Manchester, and in said ToAvn of Manchester, and in said ToAvn of Manchester, and published at least twice in a news published at least tAvice in a news published at least twice in a news The one bread that always has just the paper printed in said Town at least paper printed in said Town at least paper printed in said Town at least five days before the day of hearing five days before the day of hearing five days before the day of hearing right flavor and texture that pleases and a copy of said proposed order and a copy of said proposed order and a copy of said proposed order man’s taste-serve it tonight and notice to be deposited in a and notice to be deposited in a and notice to be deposited in a REPORT Post Offlce in said Manchester, Post Office in said Manchester, Post Office in said Manchester, postage paid, directed to each per postage paid, directed to each per postage paid, directed to each per LARGE son or persons interested at his or son Or persons interested at his or son or persons interested at his or YOUR LOSES their last known address at least their last known address at least their last known address at least 20 OUNCE five days before the day of said five days before the day of said five days before the day of said keeping your experience quiet may mean LOAF hearing and return make to this hearing and return make to this hearing and return make to thi.s Board. Board. Board. trouble for someone else. Dated at said Manchester, March Dated at said Manchester, March Dated at said Manchester, March 15, 1928. 15, 1928. 15, 1928. For and by order of the Board For and by order of the Board For and by order of the Board of Selectmen of the Town of Man of Selectmen of the Town of Man of Selectmen of the Town of Man C all 1469 chester, Connecticut. chester, Connecticut. chester, Connecticut. THOMAS J. ROGERS THOMAS J. ROGERS THOMAS J. ROGERS Secretary. Secretary. Secretary. B A true and attested copy of orig A true and attested copy of orig A true and attested copy of orig MANCHESTER H U E ' - inal order, inal order, inal order, THOMAS J. ROGERS THOMAS J. ROGERS THOMAS J. ROGERS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE m e m Secretary of the Board of Select Secretary of the Board of Select Secretary of the Board of Select men. men. men. Manchester, Conn., March 19, 1928. Manchester, Conn., March 19, 1928. Manchester, Conn., March 19i 1928. (CONN.) E V E i^ G HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 19,1928. PAGte HugreVs Pivot Play Too Much For Bristol High Cops Yale Tourney I T b t t m e y Pickups ill Rec Five Easy Winner For Second Year in Succession; ' Fred...... Stone’s highlyOver touted Falcos 44 To 23 Weaver High team of Hartford didn’t fare quite so well as Hart ford newspapers were inclined to '"Sugar” Hugret Is Outstanding predict before the start of the tour ney. If Hartford publicity counted YALE AND ATLAS Norris, Madden andBisseD for anything, Weaver would have won the tourney hands down. Have Good Night; Rec Local School, However, Justifies Selection By Victory Coach Stone also dolled his players up In new uniforms special for the STARS PLAY HERE occasion. Weaver looked like a Girls Drop Prelhninar; Over Wilby; Yale Trip Was Not In Vain After All; War-. million dollars when it came on the floor for practice but a nickel T O M O m NIGHT ren Harding of Bridgeport Beats Hillhouse But Loses could have bought them in the sec 25 to 10; Knights Here ond half. Now Hartford claims they were stage-struck. Pardon Friday. In Finalso while we smile. iz z y ” Wexler Bringing Down state newspapers have Crackerjack Collegian Bee Five ( 4 4 ) been contending for some time that B. F. •r. By TOM STOWE Class A high schools should be con Faulkner, rf ...... 2 3 7 sidered Class C teams in the point . 4 1 9 ‘■Papa” Hugret and his family of Team From New Haven to Mantelli, If ...... basis on which teams are selected . 2 1 5 ?ix peppy youngsters from Bristol The Scores Norris, c ...... to play at Yale. But it didn’t look Madden, rg ...... 5 2 12 proved conclusively Saturday at that wmy in the finals Saturday. Oppose Community Club; Farr, Ig ...... 0 0 0 N’ow Haven that they are easily the Bristol is Class B and Warren Bissell, rg ...... 5 1 11 Manchester (1C) :reara of Connecticut’s high school Boyle, c ...... 0 0 0 F. T. Harding, Class A. Yes, the three / basketball agigregations, when they B. teams that entered from the Cen Girls Meet Aetna Thurs O 2-3 6 sliminated both Manchester and N. Bogginl, rf tral Connecticut Interscholastic Totals 18 8 44 O 4 tVarren-Harding High of Bridge Johnston, rf, c 0-1 League, more than held their own day. Falco Boys (23) port to win the sixth annual Yale A. Boggini, If . . . . 1 0-1 i; with the so-calied better teams. B. F. T. biterscholastic Tournament the Keeney, c ...... 0 0-3 0 2 •> Two of them reached the semi Duncan, If ...... 3 6 ;econd year in succession. W. Dowd, rg . . . . . 0 Manchester basketball fans are . 2 O finals and one of these won the Mulligan, rf ...... 1 5 blost interesting of all, is the fact Shannon, Ig ...... 1 0-0 championship. due for another banner attraction Carriere, c ...... 0 0 0 hat Coach Tommy Monahan’s crim- tomorrow night when the Com Baker, I g ...... 3 1 7 5011-jerseyed warriors practically 0 4-10 IG Last year when Manchester munity Club stacks up against the Fletcher, rg ...... 1 0 2 von the tournament on a sing.e Bristol High (25 ) High had a much better team and New Haven Collegians organized by Roberts, I f ...... 0 1 1 play! This was the pivot play B. F. T. a much better chance to win the “ Izzy” Wexler, formerly of this Skypeck, rg ...... 0 0 0 .Teveiiy executed by the rangy, Rao, rf ...... - tournament, it received many mes town and now a member of the New husky and ultra-aggressive “ Sugar” ; Zetai'ski, If, rf . . . . 1 sages of congratulation from the Haven Atlas quintet. Totals 9 5 23 Hugret, whose presence on the I Roberts, if, r g ...... 1 3 folks back home, but only one was Wexler has promised to bring Bristol team makes him look like i Becker, rf ...... 0 ti forthcoming when they beat Wilby. such stars as “ Lou” Nassau, crack One would have thought that a a mother hen amidst her brood of I Kiishlan, I f ...... O That came from Ty Holland cap Yale forward and second leading feat like that of defeating the crack thicks. ' Hugret, c ...... 4 tain of the team last year. Ty scorer in the Intercollegiate League Philadelphia Colored Giants would BurghoiT, c ...... 0 wired “ Fine work. Keep the boys this season; Nanry, regular Yale have been enough to tire any team, Play Described but such was not the case with the The pivot play which play almost Allaire, rg ...... 1 fighting every minute.” guard this year; “ Shrimp” Evans, Karwoski, rg ...... 0 former Tufts College and Atlas Rec Five. After scoring their sur solely netted Bristol the coveted prise victory over the Giants Fri .lonor is the same one Lopchick of Goodricli, I g ...... 2 Manchester fans can comfort star; “ Zeke” Chadys, captain of the themselves a bit by the news that Atlas: Alderman, captain of New day night, the local team was not ■,he world champion New York White, Ig ...... O satisfied. The next night, it motor Celtics uses. When Bristol has “ Sugar” Hugret has played his last Haven Commercial; Eddie H^r- basketball game against the Silk ed way up to Holyoke seeking fur possession of the ball, Hugret takes 11 3-10 25 witz, Y'ale Freshman star; Dietz, ther prey. In the Paper City, they i bent-over position on defending Score by i)eriods: Town. He graduates next June Commercial star and Harry Burke found the Falcos much to their lik team’s foul line, his back toward along with Captain “ Tugg” Zetar- who was also picked on the All- ing and romped to a 44 to 23 vic the basket at which his team is Manchester . . 5— 3— 2— G------10 ski. Rao is also believed to have Penn Tournament Prep quintet. tory. shooting. His opponent invariably Referee: James Young; Umpire, played four years with the school. This combination forms one of This is the second time this sea plays directly behind him. Marten Bonders. Halftime score, the best teams that has showed its son that the Falcos have tasted de His mates pass the bail to him Bristol 17, Mancliester 8. Per The latest report 'is that Bristol wares in Manchester this season. It feat at the hands of the speedy Rec and then start cutting right and left sonals, Manchester 8, Bristol 9. fans are starting to raise a fund is a big attraction and deserves Five. Three weeks ago, the Rec tor the basket speeding past him on 10 pay expenses of the Bristol team plenty of support from the fans. beat them here by a score of 33 to to the national tournament at Either side at top speed. Hugret Bristol High (22) And to top off the card in splendid 26 in a much closer game than the then passes the ball to whichever R. F. T. Chicago. Coach Tommy Monahan, style, comes the announcement this one on the Falco’s own floor Sat •> however, told The Herald repre one of these players seems the most Rao, .'f ...... 1 0-1 morning that Jerry Fay will be in urday night. But the Rec was a Zatarski, If ...... 2 4-G 8 sentative that he doubted if his uniform himself. So will “ Babe” much improved team night before unguarded. It they are all well team would make the trip. The covered, he fakes turning one dir- Hugret, c ...... 0 3-4 3 Hurley and George Stavnitsky. The last. And there was no stopping ’em Allaire, rg ...... o 1-1 5 Bristol team is not as good this latter pair will patrol the backcourt in the second half when they threw Bction, whirls the other way and year as it was last when it lost its darts under the basket for a sucker Goodrich, Ig ...... 2 0-1 4 and Gallagher and McLaughlin will in thirteen field goals, not to men Roberts, r f ...... 0 .0-0 0 second game at Chicago by a wide start at the forward positions. Kerr, tion foul tries. shot unless his opponent is clever margin. enough to check him. When Hugret Wliite, Ig ...... 0 0-0 0 Pentland, Boyce, McCann and St. The score at the end Of the first John will also be on hand ready for half was close, Manchester leading has the ball on the pivot, other Walter “ Butch” KIttel was the players often dart past him and try 7 8-11 22 duty. This lineup will probably by a four point margin. However, Wan-en Harding ( 17) most disappointed member of the play in the town series with the in the second half, the locals came to knock the ball out of his hands, High School team. After being to life with a vengence. "Hap” but he is always too quick for them, R. F. T. Rec Five. MePadden, rf . . . . . 1 0-0 2 out of the lineup for several games, As yet, no preliminary game has Madden threw in five field goals, thanks to his size and quick think Kittell returned to practice last Klein, If ...... 4 . 2-2 10 been arranged but Jerry Fay Is Mantelli and Bissell each registered ing. •> Monday and worked out all week three. Roy Norris and Faulkner got Coaches, Players Helpless Graham, c ...... 0 2-4 working on one. Efforts to get Cholko, rg ...... 1 with the team only to learn at the either the Park City Girls or the the other two. The floor work of Throughout the past season, 1-2 3 last minute that he was ineligible Hanusovsky, Ig . . . . 0 0-0 0 Crofut-Knapp team of South Nor Norris was one of the outstanding Bristol has scored time and time to play because of deficiency in features in the attack of the Rec again on this play and the Yale Jacobs, I g ...... 0 0-0 0 walk have failed. Thursday night, Miski, ig ...... studies. Coach Clarke had planned the Community Girls will meet boys. His passes time and time tournament was positively no ex . 0 0-0 O to use Kittell at guard in place of again paved the way for Manches ception. None of the players in the Dizenxo, I f ...... 0 0-0 0 the Aetna Life Girls of Hartford for Terry Shannon. Kittel came down the second time. The game will be ter twin-pointers. Duncan and Ba tournament were able to break up to see the games just the same. ker were best for the losers. rwed the play and no coach was able to 6 5-8 17 played in the Broad street gym as In the preliminary game, the the second game of a double header. the N E W devise a scheme of defense that The Waterbury Republican I Falco Girls again demonstrated would offset it. As said before, this took no chances on tirirug his team through “ Hank” O’Donnell, its In the first game, the Aetna will their superiority over the Rec-Girls, play won the state championship unnecessarily for the crucial finals j sports editor, wrote as follows tackle the Chase Girls of Waterbruy j winning 25 to 10. Miss Parmenter for Bristol almost single-handed, yet to come. So throughout the about Manchester’s victory over and after they get through with and Miss Mochon /ere the big guns them, will take on the Community for othervrise the Bell City combina second half, Bristol stalled! Wilby: in their attack while Ethel Robb tion was not much better, if any, Stalled Whole Half The Waterburians complained team again. played well for Manchester. . Teedol motor oils than two or three other teams in Yes, stalled for the whole half, after the game that they were tir Coach Fay explains that the rea Next Friday night, the Rec will the tournament. too. Of course, when they found ed from their long campaign, but son for taking part in the double- play the crack Knights of Lithua It was the pivot play, and nothing a sure opening, they took advantage it was lack of agressiveness that re header is because the Aetna refused nia of Hartford in the third and entire line of Veedol Motor Oils has been re-form* but, that sent Manchester down to of it, but on the whole, Bristol did sulted in their downfall. Wilby’s to play a return game in Manches deciding game of their series. The a 25 to 16 defeat in the semi-finals nothing more than fake an offense l)layers refused to fight for the ball, ter. He says that the Aetna lineup first two games were corkers. Eacn which will start against the Chase team won once. The Rec Girls will ulated to solve the difficult problem of lubricating the and it was also largely instrumental and deliberately stall. In the third being content to allow their op-' in Warren Harding's downfall in ponents to do the work, and in any team will consist principally of girls play in the preliminary and there quarter, Bristol players would work will be a special game played on new higb-compression motors. They are better oils for the finals to the tune of 22 to 17. tho ball up to the Manchester de game a team that fights hard has from the Inter-department League Bristol’s brand of play against these more than an even chance of win and subs fro-m the Aetna varsity. roller skates between the halves of fense, toss the ball back and do it the big game between local teams two teams was a vast improvement ning. Jerry adds that Coach Adrian Bren any motor. Heavier, tougher, longer-lived than ever. These again. This practice was repeated that have been practicing for the over its showing against Central time and again, simply to waste South Manchester deserved to nan’s regulars will appear on the win the game, but it failed to floor for part of the game but will occasion. new Veedol oils give: High of Bridgeport in the first time. In the final marker, it was Falco Girls (25) round. Bristol was almost elimin nothing but plain stalling. Man match the play of other competing not play any longer than absolutely teams. Bristol was off form, but necessary in order to save them for B, F. T. ated in this game, barely winning chester was helpless to take the ball Parmentler, If ..... 4 0 8 Greater motor protection (heavier body and added 31 to 27. Y’et Central's team was away from them. Toward the end in the evening engagements, every the Community battle. The Park City Girls drubbed the A. Fisher, r f ...... 0 0 0 nothing to brag about. of the game. Coach Monahan sent club fought for a victory and the Mochon, c ...... 4 0 8 1 heat resistance). Although beaten by its traditional in many substitutes in order to give two contests were hotly contested. Chase Girls, so Fay figures the Bartlette, Ig ...... 0 0 0 rival, Bristol, for the third time his regulars a rest. Each team Aetna subs can also do the trick. Kane, rg ...... 2 1 5 this season and for the second year scored eight points in the second “ Bayo” Happenny, “ Cop” Camp The Manchester coach also denied M. Fisher, r f ...... l o 2 2 Greater mileage (being heavier, they last longer). in succession in the semi-finals at half. bell and Paul Barrett, three Man the Impression created in a Hart Dowart, r g ...... 1 o 2 Y’ale, Manchester High acquitted it In the game that followed, War chester rooters among the many ford newspaper to the effect that Greater economy (they cut operating costs and who started hiking to New Haven, the Community asked for another self splendidly. Its feat of turning ren Harding was lucky to beat New Totals 12 25 back Wilby High of Waterbury 25 Haven Hillhouse 17 to 16 after five said they were given a ride by game with the Aetna in Hartford. Rec Girls (10) 3 reduce wear, tear and repair on the engine). to 20 against such overwhelming minutes of overtime play. A spec three colore:! bootleggers part of The Community tried to book the B. the way in a roadster. They said odds, will long be remembered. tacular field goal desperately hurled Aetna here, but it was Brennan who M. RcV;b, If ...... 1 the liquor was hid in large cans That victory alone conclusively from past the middle of the floor by Jater asked for the game In Hart Daly, rf ...... o Match Veedol’s performance against the oil you now use. proved that the Y'ale Tournament under the driver’s seat and that ford he says. Richmond, r f ...... 1 Captain MePadden brought the win each of the men had a gun. committee was justified in selecting ning margin. Hillhouse,, a much Finnegan, K ...... o Today, stop at the first orange and black Veedol sign you Manchester as one of the eight best McHale, c ...... i lighter and smaller team, was much Sammy Massey and “ Dodger” leams in Connecticu^t. more aggressive and displayed bet E. Robb, r g ...... o see. Have your crankcase drained and refilled with the Dowd, always interested in the wel 100 RUNNERS ARE LEFT o Trip Not III Vain ter basketball. Warren Harding Donahue, rg ...... Wilby had been favored by many fare of any Manchester team in Giblin, I g ...... i and Wilby were easily the two sportdom, came over from Arnold’s new Veedol. Then watch results. Tide Water Oil Sales critics to win the tournament or at biggest teams in the tournament IN THE BUNION DERBY College to watch the games. Totals 4 10 least reach the finals, yet the Brass and with the class and ability of Judging from the comment heard Corporation, 11 Broadway, New York City. City aggregation found “ little South some of the others, should have both from newspaper men and Two Gun Camp, Ariz., March 19. POLISH A. LOSES. Manchester” too wise and skillful. easily reached the finals. Against tournament officials, it is believed C- C. ( “ Cross Country” ) Pyle’s Censured and ridiculed by several Meriden in the first round, Warren there will be some change made in New York-bound runners and walk The Polish A. C. basketball team state newspapers, Manchester out Harding was particularly impres the system by which the teams ers advanced into the Hop! Indian lasted such a highly-praised quartet was defeated by the Phantoms of sive, but it wilted against Hillhouse selected to play in the Yale tourna country today as they moved on to New Britain by a long shot made as Weaver High of Hartford, Meri and later against Bristol. Long ment are chosen. The general Winslow, 26 miles from here. by Cohen In the final minute of 30c a Quart den, Wilby and Central. And so it shots were the only thing that kept opinion is that defeats will be tak Earl Dilks, Newcastle, Penn., play here at Turn Hall. The work must be written in the history of them In the running in either game. en into consideration as The became a real factor in the race of Cohen and Baldesous for Phan the local school, that the 1928 trip Hillliouse Helped Herald suggested a few days ago. when he galloped to a tie with Ed toms and Falkoski and Bycholsky (35c in the far West) Lo Yale was not in vain after all. To a certain extent, Bristol can die Gardner, Seattle negro, In the for Polish A. C. was the feature of As mentioned several paragraphs be grateful to Hillhouse "lor being 3 5.8 mile lap from Flagstaff to Two the game. Summary: l)ack, Bristol beat Manchester on able to outclass Harding in the found opportunity to pick up three points against only four for Hard Gun Camp yesterday. Their time POLISH A. C. (87). Hugret's great pivot play. “ Sugar” finals. The Bridgeport players were for the distance was 5.36.00. F. B. scored four baskets himself on this pretty well tired out after the bitter ing with the result that hundreds of Bristol fans soon swarmed on the Dilks’ elapsed time for the 551.6 Falkoski, r f ...... 0 5 1 play, let alone feeding his mates and nerve-racking struggle with Tniles from Los Angeles was Parciar, I f ...... o 3 several times and not mentioning Hillhouse. Meanwhile the Bristol floor and did a snake dance behind the New Departure Band which had 119:05:15, while Gardner’s was Rubacha, c ...... 0 2 the fact that he missed several players had been tucked to sleep at 107:15:11. Tuma, Ig ...... 0 0 other easy shots. “ Doc” Keeney, the Hotel Duncan on Chapel street been secured for the occasion. Cap tain “ Tugg” Zetarski, Bristol’s Arthur Newton, the Rhodesian Bychoidky, rg ...... l 6 1 H ie^ ® Manchester center, did his utmost where the Manchester squad also diminutive but gallant leader, was rambler, retained a sizeable lead !o check Hugret, but was unequal put up. on the entire field when he reached 18 37 to the occasion. And, for that lifted to the shoulders of his ad Bristol jumped into the lead at mirers. So were the rest of the the control here in 5:44:05. His PHANTOMS (38). matter, so was “ Tubby” Johnson the start of its game with Harding players— except Hugret. None elapsed time was 86:03:50. ' F. who was sent in to replace Keeney. F. Baylock, r f ...... 0 and played much better than its would attempt that "man’s job” and Andrew Payne, Claremore, Okla., The latter tried to play more to the rival during the first half. Yet, V. Baylock. I f ...... 1 “ Sutgar” had to be content with a retained second place in the grind side of Hugret before the ball was halftime found ike teams tied at by trouping in in 6:24:35, when the Baldesous, c ...... 1 passed to him on the pivot forma thirteen points apiece.. In the third back-slapping that surpassed any Carr, Ig ...... O other kind of slapping he ever got field was sent on its way from Flag tion, but was more or less unsuc quarter, however, Bristol’s tricky at home or school. staff yesterday morning. But one Truhan, rg ...... 1 cessful. and deceptive offense registered six casualty had been reported within Cohen, If ...... 1 Manchester fought hard and did points while its well-balanced five- a 24-four period, leaving an even NEW BILLIARD RECORD 17 38 not resort to inidvidual playing, but man zone defense whitewashed the New York, March 19.— Willie hundred men from an original after the teams had played five Park City huskies. Belief was ex Hoppe today holds the world’s com starting roster of 199 after 14 days or six minutes, Manchester’s ulti pressed in the press stand that petitive high run record for three- tramp through citrus groves, moun mate defeat was apparent. And the that Bristol would Immediately cushion billiards. Playing against tains and desert. Silk City players seemed to realize start to stall. And it surely did. Harry Wakefield last night In his At Two Gun Camp, more than it, too. At halftime, Hugret & Com Some of the “ experts” doubted the final match in the American three- 500 automobiles were parked on pany were sitting out in front of a advisability of such a procedure cushion billiard league tourna the rim of the desert Arroyo with comfortable 17 to 8 lead. Tommy with eight minutes to play and a six ment, Hoppe won the match with its remodelled cliff dwellings that 7 Monahan, Bristol’s foxy coach who point lead. It worked to perfection, an unfinished run of twenty. The are shown to the throngs at “ four has handled the basketball reins in nevertheless. • former world’s high run mark was bits” a look. Hundreds gathered the Bell City for ten years now, During Ita stalling tactics, Bristol 18. about the control finiah line. .... i- r '- % MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENTNG HERALD, MONDAY, MARCH 19, 1928. I»A( ------i------Barnebe, Los Angeles left hander, Dance,” the concluding number NOT AN AMERICAN. also is back for another whirl, com is an excellent selection for a pleting the list of pitchers 'Who brass band. It is a roflickin.g Where Disease .have seen action under Major WT/C thumping rhythm that brings the London, March 19.— The suppos league fire. In all, there are no less brass to its best effect ed American who shot and killed himself in his room In the Imperial Breeds Undetected than eighteen pitchers in camp. Travelers Insurance Co. I King Cotton ...... Sousa Additional Sports II Medley—The Best Loved hotel was .dentified today as an The catching corps will'be made up of last year’s regulars, Harry Hartford Irish Melodies . .Arr. Hayes Englisliman named Jack Mitchell, Germs breed by the millions in in McCurdy and Clyde Crouse with 535.4 m. 560 k. c. a. Killarney who had spent considerable time in accessible corners and damp cellars. Moe Berg, the reformed shortstop, b. Garry Owen the United States. He had >‘egis- • An easy way to destroy them c. Come Back to Erin tered at the hotel as “ Jack Mitchell ready for any ani all emergencies. keep your house hygpenically clean is Berg has looked very good down ► d; St. Patrick’s Day ot 16 West 101 street, New York Program for Monday e. The Low Backed Car City.” to put a tablespoonful of Sylpho- Young Blood Is The Aim here. Schalk himself might catch Nathol in every pail of water used Newsy Notes a few games, if the need presented P. M. f. Wearing of the Green Mitchell registered at the hotel g. Believe Me If All Those itself. 5:55— Correct Time, Summary of last Tuesday and was found shot to for scrubbing; wash your garbage Program Endearing Young Charms death In his room on Friday night. in the solution, sprinkle dark comers, From The Bib Falk, Alex. Metier, the un h. The Minstrel Boy O f The Chicago White Sox 6:00— Piano Recital— Officials of the United States pour it down drains. G « Sylph®- fortunate Johnny Mostil, and Bill i. The Girl I Left Behind Me Barrett, Cambridge, Mass., were Serenata Cubana . . . . Cervante.s Consulate were unable to "Identify Nathol at all ^dealers. III Cornet Solo, Greater Ameri the body. Training Camps Editor's Note'- This is the twelfth the regular outfielders last year At the Beach ...... de Blanck Punchinello ...... Herbert ca ...... Rollinson of a series of articles by the Inter and are back to repeat. The only R. J. McFarland COBB AND SPEAKER national News Service, dealing with uncertainty is Mostil. If he really Laura C. Gaudet, Pianist 6:12— Mother Goose IV Characteristic, The Nightin developments in various Major comes back, the Sox will have one gale and the Frogs Fort Myers, Fla., March 19.— of the finest outfields in the league. 6:25— News Bulletins Hitting on all nine cylinders, the League training camps. Other arti 6:30— Hotel Bond Trio,Emil Heim- Eilenberg Kew York Giants iuvSded the ARE NOT SO GOOD cles of the series will follow. berger. Director V Waltz— My Wild Irish Rose Half Hour with Rudolph Friml— and Lullaby ...... Olcott camp of the Philadelphia Athletics VI Cocoanut Dance . . Hermann here today for the third game of Shreveport, La., March 19.— Suite Belodique:—• Pretty much the same ball club ex MURPHY-BRENNAN 8:30— A. & P. Gypsies from N. B. their spring series. The Giants Intermezzo C. Studios evened the count by swamping the Experts Say They Will Let In cept for the addition of Chalmer Oriental Cissell, the Portland, Cre., short 9:30— General .Motors Family Par Athletics at St. Augustine. Fla., Love Song ty from N. B. C. Studios yesterday by a score of 6 to 1. Ben stop, the Chicago White Sox will MATCH ARRANGED Valse Lucille start the impending American 10:30— Fisk Time-to-Retire Boys ton and Henry tamed the Mackmen More Runs Than They Mignonette League race with only an outside from N. B. C. Studios in the piuches while the Giants Flowers of Love chance of crashing permanently in 11:00— Vincent Lopez and Orches bunched hits off Walberg, Ehmke In a Rose Bower Can Drive In. to the first division. The Sox were Lolita tra from Casa Lopez and Orwell. well up there for a while in 1927 First Ten Games Wednesday Love Everlasting 11:30— Capitol Theater Organ— “ Melodies for the Folks at but infield foibles more than coun- Melodie Winter Haven, Fla., Itlarch 19-— Home”— Walter Dawley By DAVIS J. WALSH good pitching and a [ Egyptian Dance The Brooklyn Robins faced the terbalanced Night at North End; Final 12:00 MIdn.— Correct Time, News 1. N. S. Sports Editor fair punch. 1 7:00— Station WCAC will broad and Weather Phillies here today with their line There have been times down here | cast on this same frequency un up still unsettled. Cobb when Cissell has looked none too j Ones Saturday; Matches til 7:30 New York, March 19.— Ty 7:30— Fraco Play Boys from Ful more good at ihe plate but Manager Ray | St. Petersburg!!, Fla.. March 19. and Tris Speaker will let in Schalk makes no secret of the fact | ler, Richter, Aldrich & Company ■—E. S. Barnard president of the runs than they drive in this sea- that he looks for the youth to play | Tomorrow Night. Irving Berlin’s latest song TALCOnVlLLE Aincricaii League who is stopping son, American League ball players alongside of another Coast League | “ Sunshine,” is an appropriate at the camp of the New York Yan claim. luxury, Willie Kamm, who will | opening number for the half kees here, intends to see to it that Waivers were asked by the Car- play third base as usual. | Announcement was ma^fe this i hour's program of popular music The Foreign Missionary Depart- teams in the Junior League circuit dinals on Tommy 'Thevenow', one of morning by Tommy Conran that ar- to be broadcast by the Fraco play fast ball this year. He is striv In the field, Cissell has looked j naent. of the Church Missionary so the brightest stars of the 1926 better than the various stage jug rangenients Ir.d been completed fori Play Boys from Fuller. Richter, ciety will meet In the church a.s- ing for the 1:45 games and players World Series, about a month ago a. home and home twenty game | Aldrich & Co., through WTIC of sembly rooms on Tuesday afternoon whose dawdling prolongs .games be glers the Sox had out there last The Travelers, tonight. Among and then were hastily withdrawn. year. They have passed Rogei Peck- bowling match between Howard l at 2:30 o'clock. Mrs. William yond the two hour mark will be The New York Giants are Murphy of the south end and Bob- other numbers listed is the song inpaugh and Aaion Ward on to “ Golden Dawn” from Arthur Smith and Mrs. Fred Thorp will dealt with harshly. “ short” on their spring develop Cleveland and have sent big Earl i by Brennan of the north end for read papers on the book “ The ment so far and don’t look better Hammerstein’s operetta. The A ball will be called on pitchers Sheely back to the minors, clearly i the town champion. Straight Road To Tomorrow.” Mrs. who take more than 20 se..onds be than a fourth place club without Fraco Salesmen will be heard In indicating that they plan to rebuild Murphy is the present champion C. Raymond Blinn will sing a solo. tween pitches and a strike will be Hornsby. several vocal selections the club upon the dash and fire of having taken that honor from Con called on batters who step out of Bob O’Farrell, catcher-manager ran recently. The 1‘ urphy-Brennan Sunshine the box for no good reason. of the 1927 Cards, went south with youth. Sheely still is regarded as a Whisper Sweet and Low pretty good first baseman in this match will start Wednesday night a finger on this throwing hand at Conran's alleys, the north end Fraco Play Boys Los Angeles, Calif., March 19-~ stiffened from an old injury and camp but Big Clancy has youth in Selected his favor and that, apparently, was promoter announced. The final ten BAYER The Cubs smarted today under their nobody knows whether or not it games will be rolled on Murphy’s Fraco Salesmen A u n t j a n e second exhibition defeat. They lost has healed. Hafey, star outfielder enough. alleys Saturday afternoon, he said. The Yale Blues to Hollywood yesterday five to of the same club, may never again Redfern Good Brennan has been coming along My Hero from “ The Chocolate INVITES YOU Soldier” four, in eleven innings. have normal vision, according to George Redfern, up from Fort fast in the pln-topllng, artist and observers with the club. Fraco Play Boys Worth, has been going great guns has been beating Conran quite reg To hear the tempting dishes Outstanding Features in the infield and may take the Selected Fort Worth, Texas, March 19.— ularly according to the boys over that she will describe These were the outstanding im other position away from Bill Fr^co Salesmen Chicago’s White Sox were primed in God’s Country as they delight In Wobaly Walk today for the series final against pressions the writer brought with Hunnefield, last year’s general terming themselves. North End him today from a swing around the handy man with the Sox. Anyhow, fans are confident he will give Dawn from "Golden Dawn” Jakie Art’s Fort Worth Cats. Frei- Fraco Play Boys ' southern training sites on and con with Ward and Peckinpaugh gone, Murphy a hard run for his money. tag’s home run gave the Cats a 2 to tiguous to the Florida Peninsula. 8:00— The New Departure Band 1 victory yesterday. the club hasn’t an infielder in camp There will be two bowling The Thevenow incident has pretty matches tomorrow night at Con under the direction of Ernest A. well been “ hushed” by Cardinal of over 28 and the infield average is Becker— Program from the band closer to 24. ran’s alleys. In the first, Conran’s RADIO IRIN ficials but the story seems to be pre room of the New Departure Man TUESDAY Most of the club's regular pitch Girls will meet the Danielson Girls The whole world knows Aspirin as an effective antidote for 'M dicated purely on fact. At least one and in the second match, the Clo'v- ufacturing Company, Bristol, STATION pain. But it’s just as important to know that there is only one newspaperman in the camp of the ers are young, too. Ted Lyons, Conn. MORNING \ Alphonse Thomas, Ted Blanken erleaves will tackle the Danielson genuine Bayer Aspirin. The name Bayer is on every tablet, and TOWN TITLE POOL Philies claims to hav^ seen the five which includes “ Doc” Syl A selection of nine of the best WTIC 11 o’clock ! waiver request while a Tnanager of ship, and George Connally, again loved Irish airs will be played by on the box. If it says Bayer, it’s genuine; and if it doesn’t, it is will try to get the Sox away run vester, former Manchester sports a rival club freely admitted to the man and barber, former state cham the New Departure Band under Aunt Jane is dean of New not! Headaches are dispelled by Bayer Aspirin. So are colds, MATCH ON TONIGHT writer that the request to waive ning and all four of them have that the direction of Ernest A. Beck and the pain that goes with them; even neuralgia, neuritis, and youthful effervescence that is sup pion. These teams met last week in er through WTIC of The Travel England housewives emd had been forwarded to him. He de Danielson and Manchester won. rheumatism promptly relieved. Get Bayer— at any drugstore-* clined ■with all haste and the re posed to bubble to the surface in ers tonight. Other interesting brings you her kitchen quest, probably a so-called “ feeler” the spring. Urban Faber is back numbers in the program include secrets through the courte •with proven directions. Jarle Johnson and Judd Gal for a trade, was withdrawn in much for one more season but the Im The Papuans believe that a man a cornet solo, "Greater America,” sy of the the same spirit. pression is that this old timer’s guilty of murder is doomed to live by Rollinson, R. J. McFarland Physicians prescribe Bayer Aspirin; It may be judged therefrom that strength soon will run out. Charley in a swamp in the next world. will be soloist. “ Cocoanut Williams & Carieton Co. a month ago the Cardinals didn’t East Hartford, Conn. lup Renew Battle For expect Thevenow to fully recover it does NOT affect the heart CHARTER OAK COFFEE from his broken leg of 1927. How Aspirin Is ! ’.>• trnd(> mart ot Enycr Manutact-nro (•: —-— Pocket Billiard's Cham they may feel about now is un William* ’ T*a, Spice* and Extract* known. Cobb and Speaker pionship at Rec; Former As for Cobb and Speaker, a well DAILY RADIO PROGRAM known American Leaguer summed 440.9—W eX-W JR. DETROIT—680. Leading DX Stations. up the current version of their ap Monday, March 19. 7:00—C. J. Llngeiv-nn minstrels. Favored. pearance in the Athletic outfield by Eiguuuicl Komljerg. pianist-composer, 7:30—Roxy with WJZ. 475.9— WSB, ATLANTA—63a 7:30—lioxy with WJZ. informing the writer that no long will be Uie guest artist In the General 9:00—\'( JZ Riverside tiour. 535.4— WTIC. H ARTFORD-'.60. 9 :0 0 -'WJZ Riverside hour. er was either man a Major Leaguer Motor’s family party to go on the air 6:30—Bond Instrumental trio. 9:30—WEAF artists family party. Now that the basketball e.xcite- except in hitting. through WEAF and the Red network 7:30—1'lay boys program. 10:30—WEAF harmony boys. at U:jO .Monday night. The enter 8:00—New Departure band. 526— K YW . CHICAGO—57a ment has died down, we caa once ■When asked why Connie Mack 7:30—Roxy’s Gang with WJZ. could be so readily fooled while the tainment will consist entirely ot com 8:30—WEAK Gypsies; artists p.nrty. more turn our attention back to positions [iy ftoml)erg pre.senied by 10:30—WliAF harmony team. 10:35—Dixie Trail, harmony features. rest of the league was so smart, his vocal sojq^ists, a male octet, concert 11:00—WEAF Lopez orcliestra. 365.6— W E B H 'W JJO , CHICAGO—S2a pocketbilliards. Jarle Johnson and 8:30—Edgewater orchestra, trio, A WASHER reply was: band aim^ovetty orchestra. I'ho t'Vo- 11:30—Old time organ melodies. “ Connie isn't being fooled any grara o'f tie Gypsies, which la broad 422.3— WOR, NEWARK—710. 9 :0 0 -Mooseheart hour; songs. Jud Gallup, as you, know, are due cast by the same stations at S:30. la 7:00—I.evltow’s orcliestra; lieders. 11:05-Orchestra; mystery three. to meet tonight in the second block more than anybody else. He is fig dedicated to the State of Tennc.^see. 9:00—Columl)la hour, modern love 416.4— WGN.WLIB. CHICAGO—720. uring Cobb and Speaker for their Charles Harrison, tenor, will be the stories. 8::i0—WEAF Gypsies; artists party. cf their three hundred point match box office value.” guest soloist. Roxy will present the 9:30—Columbia concert orchestra, 10:30—Violinist, orchestra, quarteL Frederic Fradklti Fiddlers In the 10:00—Columbia La Palina; Buc 344.6— WLS, CHICAGO—870. for the town championship being There can be no justifiable at weekly program by the Gang through caneers. 8:10—Jack and Jean, planlsL revealed through The Herald’s first tempt, however, to conceal the fa':t WJZ and the Blue network at 7::i0. 11:05—Henderson’s dance orchestra, 8:20—Angelus; tenor; harmony girls. that Hornsby's departure has left I'his violin ensemble will be supported 11:30—The Witching hour. 9;U()_VViiclies; hippodrome, revue. THAT “TALKS annual tournament at the East Side the Giants in that nebulous state by a symphony orchestra of 110 piece.-*. 333.1— WBZ, NEW ENGLAND—900. 10:30—Y. M. C. A. College glee club. Recreation Ceuler pool room. Play Martial music, as played by the 5:45—Weldon ensemble: forum. 447.5— WMAQ-WQJ, CHICAGO—670. best described under that most Charlestown Navy Vard band, will be 7:00—I.owe’s dance orchestra, 7:00—Tenor: Amos ’n* Andy. will start shortly after 7 o’clock. damning example of faint praise, WNAC’s best bet at 8 o’clock. Other 7:30—Roxy with WJZ. 8:30—Musical calendar. Johnson is leading by thirteen “ just a ball club.” The Giants, in highlights of considerable Interest will 9:00—WJZ Riverside hour. 9:00—WOR programs (2 hra) balls. In other w’ords, he won the be a concert by the Aleppo drum corps 9:30—Aleppo drum corps. 11:00—Musical potpourri, — it tells its own story addition, haven’t been hitting, this throiigli WB;^, the details of a Wood- 10:05-Boston musical program, 12:00—Orchestra, Happy Harry. first block 100 to 8 7. If he can being particularly true of Hogan row Wilson dinner through WJZ, both 10::t0—Andrew’s troubadours. 499.7— W FA A , DALLAS—600. better than words win tonight’s leg by a substaautial and Welsh, the two young men who at 'J:30, and the De Molay minstrels 491.5— WEAF. NEW YORK—610. 8:00—Cline’s dance orchestra. margin, his chance of winning the were sent to New York in the througli WHAZ at 10:05. Features for 6:00—Waldorf-Astoria music; talk. 10:00—Belcanto male quarteL 10 o’clock Include the Fisk harmony 7:15—National string quarteL 374.8—WOO, DAVENPO RT—800. tell it coveted honor are good. However, Hornsby transaction. team through tiie-4ted network, Penn 7:30—'Talk; physical culture prince. 7:30—Old time program. in Gallup he has a most worthy sylvania male quartet through WOO. 8:00—Great history moments. 8:30—Voss vagabonds orchestra. by opponent, one !vho can be counted y. M. C. A. College glee club through 8:30—Gypsies orchestra, Charles Har 8:30—WEAF Gypsies; artists party. WT>S and the Minneapolis Symphony rison, tenor. 325.9— KOA, D EN V ER —920. upon to give him stubborn opposi TUXNEY’S NEW OFFER orchestra through WCCO. 9:30—General Motors' family party 10:00—Colorado theater program. PRACTICAL tion to the very finish. General be featuring Sigmund Romberg, 10:15—Music teachers program. DEMONSTRATION lief seems to be that the champion Black face type Indicates best features pianist-composer. 11:15—Studio orchestra, songs. Chicago, March 19.— Gene Tun- 10:30—Fisk harmony team. 499.7— W BAP, FORT W O R TH -600. ship will not be settled until the All programs Ea.stern Standard Time. 11:00—Ixipez dance orchestra. 8:30—Musical programs (3»A hrs,) In the Home ney has been offered $400,000 with 12:15—Theater entertainers. latter part of the final block which a privilege of fifty per cent of the 454.3— WJZ, NEW YORK—660. will be run off tomorrow night. 1:30—Aston concert orchestra, 400—P W X, H A VA N A —78a net receipts for a defense of his Leading East Stations. 8:00—Stetson military parade. The majority of the fans seem to 6:00—Manger dance orchestra. heavyweight championship in Chica 272.6—WPG, ATLANTIC CITY—1100. 6;:)0—Bul?t musical program, 8:00—Studio musical programs. think that Johnson will be the ulti 7:05—Concert; talk; orchestra. 7:00—Klein’s screnaders. 422.3—WOS, JEFFERSON CITY—710. mate winner, but that is mainly be go this summer. Promoter James C. jj;45_Soprano. tenor, violinist. 7:30—Roxy and His Gang with Fred- 9:00—Teacherp Colloge program. Mullen announced today. 10:00—Christian College hour, cause he is the present town cham 10:00—Concert oichestia; studio prog. eric Fradkln Fiddlers, Mullen made the offer, he said, 10:30—.X radio travesty. 9:00—Riverside hour orchestra. 11:00—Ramblers dance orchestra. pion having won that honor several 11:1,5—'fwo (lance orchestras. 9:30—Woodrow Wilson dinner. 370.2—W D A F, KANSAS C IT Y —810. years ago when he was admittedly after being assured by friends in 285.5—WBAL. BALTIMORE—1050. 10:30-Kmalle and Robertson. 8 :8 0 -'WEAF Gypsies; artists party. shooting a better game than he is the east that owing to the collapse 7:00—Studio dinner orchestra. 11 :i)0—Slumber music. 10:30—WEAF harmony team. of Tex Rickard’s heavyweight elimi 7:30—Roxy with W.IZ. 405.2— WLIT, PHILADELPHIA—740. 12:45—NIghthawk frolic. today., He is also much better 9:00—W.IZ Kiver.side hour. 9:30-WEAF artists familly party. 468.5—KFI, LOS ANGELES—640. Known than Gallup and that counts nation carnival, the New York pro 9:30—Studio string quartet, tenor. 10:3(!—Dance orchestra. 11:00—N. B. C. program. tor his being rated a slight favorite. moter would be unable to fill the 10:00—Mar\lander’s orchestra, 348.6— WOO, PHILADELPHIA—*60. l2:3(L-Los Angeles Phllharmonle orch. terms of his contract with Tunney 461.3—WNAC, BOSTON—650. 7::>0—Trio; educational talks. 1:00—“ Broadways and Boulevards. However, the first hundred points 6:30—Two concert orchestral. 8:50—Mary E. Vogt, organist, failed to show either man to an ad which calls for a fight this June or 7:30—Pianist: lecturers. 9:25—Orchestra, studio program. 405.2—WCCO, MINN., 8T. PAUL—740. July. 7:30—Orchestra. Nordlx quartet vantage. It was nip and tuck all 8:00—Charlestown Navy Yard band. 10:30—Pennsylvania male quartet. 8:30—Vagabonds orchestra, tenor. Mullen declared that if Tunney 8:30—The Shepard sextet. 315.6— KDKA, PITTSBURGH—950. the way and simply bore out the 9:00—WOR modern love stories. 6:15—Little Smphony orchestra. 9:30—W B A F artists party. CASS 10:30—Minneapolis Symphony ereh. fact that pool lovers have rgal accepts his offer, he will match him 9:30—WOR concert orchestra. 6:30—WJZ Bulst program treats to store for them tonight and against either the winner of the 10:00—WOR La Palina; buccaneers. 7:00—Eclipse entertainers. 336.^WSM. NASHVILLE—890. elimination bouts or Tom Heeney, 11:10—Gallagher’ s orche.stra. 7:30—Roxy with WJZ. 7:30-Roxy with WJZ. tomorrow. 302.8—WGR, BUFFALO—990. 9:00—WJZ Riverside hour. 9:00—Jackson dinner concerL w'ho recently defeated Jack De 8:30—Hall’s 1.3th anniversary program 9:30—WJZ Woodrow Wilson dinner. 9:30—WEAF party; harmony team. WASHER laney. 9:30—WKAF artists family party. 10:30—WJZ artists program. 11:00—Studio program. 10:30-WEaF harmony team. 280.2— WHAM, ROCHESTER—1070. 384.4—KQO, OAKLAND—7Sa An old mine in New Mexico, 11:00—'Van Snrdam’t orchestra. 6:30—WJZ Bulst program. l l ;00*^eger'B shell s^phonists. 545.1—WMAK, BUFFALO—550. 7:00—Seneca dinner music. 12:00—N* B. O. entdrcalmnent sealed for 250 years, is to be re 7:30—■way orchestra, soprano. 7:30—Roxy with WJZ. 1:00—“Broadways and Boulevards." opened. Don't tell us the strike s 9:00—WOR programs (2 hrs.) 9:00—WJZ Riverside hour. 254.1—W R VA , RICHM OND—1180, Fastest over 1 11:00—.lovland dance orchestra. 379.5— WGY, SCHENECTADY—790. .8:00—Andonegiil Instrumental octet 428.3—WLW, CINCINNATI—700. 2:00—French lesson, orchestra. 10:15—^wo dance orchestras. Watch For An 9:00—WJZ Riverside hour. 6:30—Van Curler orchestra. 9:30—Instrumental trio; soloist. 7:30—Orchestra, soprano. 422.3—KPO, SAN FRANCISCO—710, 10:30—Vagabonds, vocal soloists. 8:30—WEAF programs to 11:00. 11:00—N .B, C. programs. W asher 11:00—Swiss Gardens orchestra. 305.9—WHAZ, TROY—980. 1:00—Variety program, artists. The McGovern Granite Co. 399.8—W TA M , CLEVELAND—760. 8:00—Lawrence ins^m ental trio. 84S.6-KJR, SEATTLE—860. 6:00—Hollenden dance orchestra. 9:00—Hawallans; concert soprano. 11:30—Seattls Pacific College. MEMORIALS Announcement 8:30—WEAF Gypsies; artists party. 10:05—De Molay mlnstrela. 1:30—Studio program. Known 11:30—Memory’s Garden. organisL 10:30—Dance orchestra. 2:00—Meyer’s dance orchestra. C. W. HARTENSTEIN WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21 Secondary Eastern Stations. Secondary DX Stations. V Tcl. 1021 508.2—WEEI, BOSTON—590. 0:00—Mandollers, tenor, planlsL S35.4—WHO, DES MOINE8-66a 7:30—Chelmsford old-time minstrjis. 10:00—Two dance orchestras. 7:30—Roxy with WJZ. 149 Suiiiinitt St. 8:00—Studio program. 394.6—W H N , N EW YORK—760. 340.7— WJAX, JACKSONVILLE—8«a 8:.’i0—WEAF Gypsies: artists party. 8:30—Theater orchestra. 3:00—Studio program, tenor. W e Will Send One to Your Home Any Day “ ON TR IAL” That WiU Be of 10:.30—WEAF harmony team. 9:00—St. Nicholas bdxing bouts. 8:30—Old time fiddlers. 11:05-Kalis’ dance orchestra. 10:15—Music, artists to 12:30. 9:30—WEAF artists family party. t e r m s -J i f c o u r s e 245.8—WKRC, CINCINNATI—1220. 526—WNYC, NEW YORK—870. 11:00—Organ recital. THE WHITE WAY 8:00—Instrumental program. 9:15—Talk: violinist, pianist. 336.9— K N X , O A K LA N D —890. 9:00—WOR programs (2 hrs.) 10:15—Humorist: pisno recital. 12:00—Feature program. Great Interest 12:00—Dance orchestra. 10:00—Studio music hour. 1:00—Orchestra; artists. LUNCH 361.2— WSAI, CINCINNATI—830. 434.5—ONRO, O TTA W A —690. 2:00—*rwo dance orchestras. 8:00—WEAF programs (4 hrs.) 8:00—Chateau Laurler orchestra. 348.4— KTH8, HOT SPRINGS—780. 241 So. Malb St., Manchc.ster To Hundreds of 265.2— WHK. CLEVELAND—113a 8:4.5-^rrench-Canadian artibts. 9:30—Arlington orchestra. Hartman Block 8 :00 -String ensemble; talk. 461.^WCAE, PITTSBURGH—650. 10:46—Osark's phlloeopber. 9:45—Boxing bouts broadcasL 8:00—'renor. soprano, vIolinisL 416.4— KHJ, LOS ANQELES-720. 12:00—Studio musical programs. The Largest Retail Home Appliance Concern in the World NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS Former Customers 10:00—Morgan sisters: tenor. 8;:i0—WEAF Gypsies program. 10:30—1’lrates dance orchestra. 9:30—WEAF srllsta family party. 1:00- Dance orcrestra. Over 200 Stores * Assets Over $5,000,000 352.7—WWJ, DETROIT—850. 10:30—WEAF harmony team. 322.5— WHAS. LOUISVILLE—93a Under Management of 6:00—Organist; dinner concerL U:00—WEAF Tjopez orchestra, 8:30—Studio program. SOUTH MANCHESTER 7:15—Musical program. 293.9—W SYR, SYRACUSE—1020. 9:00-WJZ Riverside hour. RUTH SCHAUB 8:00—Studio entertainment. , 6:30—Syracuse dinner music. 9:30—WEAF party; harmony team. 517 MAIN ST. 8:30—WEAK programs to 11:30. 8’.qo—Studio programs. Special Dinners Daily 410.7—CFCF, MONTREAL—730. 468.5—WRC, W A SH IN G TO N —640. 615.9— W M C, M EM PH IS—580, Phone Manchester 228 Ostrinsky’s 7 :3 0 -Battle’s concert orchestra. : 7:;i0—Roxy with WJZ. 10:30—Canova concert program. 11:30—WEAF Lopez orchestra. We Also Specialize in Lunches, 9:00—Studio program. 8;30—Gypsies with WEAF. Sandwlclies. etc. 10:3''—Dennv's dance orche.stra. 9:30—WEAF artists Inmily party. 394.5— KOB, NEW MEXICO-760. New Location 309.1—WABC, NEW YORK—970. 10:20—WEAF harmony team* !);30—Farm lalk: orchestra. Courtesy, Service, Neatness. 8:00—Schwarts home makers. 11:00—Le Uaradls band. 10:30—Uousekeapars* talk) orcbestrg. You will find it a nice place to eat. 28 Oak St.. South Mancheater MA^^CHES^:ERTCOW:)'EVENWG^I^ MONDAY, MARCH 1928. PAGE E T G W FEATURE ARTICLES ABOUT INTERESTING LATEST FASHION WOMEN HINTS BY FOREMOST authorities THE HERALD’S HOME PAGE 99 l|HlllllinillllllH lllllllllllll!ilillllllillllllllili!llllllllinilR llH il!lii!li!i!ni!l'!!!illl!liii!l!ll'-ll'‘!!'!il-^^ imiiiiiiinnii ‘‘Ideal Fashions ..anil MARYE and A great-grandmother, over 65,<^mad and rise in said woman's self* and a woman who had raised eight defense. children of her own, entered the University of Arkansas as a fresh PORK AND BEANS AUSTIN -“SAINT^a!^shwer* man last fall. The woman, Mrs. Yesterday's woman may have ‘s s L N a s i .. 'MOM Harriet Rebecca Hamilton, didn’t had no running water nor electrici more’n I can see! 1 can make a see why anyone should be surpris ty, but she coijld give her family THIS HAS HAPPENED better salve any day outa kerosene *^Gir LeLbers ed at what she’d done— she’d al hot soda biscuits, fried potatoes, SADLY FORD, 16. ia “farmed and lard and turpentine. Reckon ways wanted an education but pork and hot apple dumpling for out” to CLEM CARSON for the Bummer and prepares to leave you didn’t get any car’mels for me! BY RITTH DEWEY GROVES somehow she got married instead, supper and still pass as a good the atate orphanage which hns Pearl’s all you think of.” the babies began arriving. It was wife and mother. Today’s home been her home alnce she wns “Got you half a pound of Dearest Mom: always "when Johnnie is bigger maker, challenged by modern four. Sally dislikes the farmer You mustn’t let yourself be dis and recalls stories of drudgery car’mels,’’ Carson shouted laugh I’ll go to school,” and then there science a dozen times a day, must turbed over the subjects the kids and fatigue-wracked bodies which ing. "I’ll drive the new girl around was little Susie and after Susie, do her stuff intelligently and the girls have told after a sum choose to talk about nowadays mer nt the Carson farm. back. Tommy, and somehow she was 65 scientifically or she’s pronounced Before she leaves she beg* Frank’s right— you’ve got to sound before her life’s dream could be N. G. MISS POND, sentimental offloe “Ma’s got a sharp tongue, but she deep ''.f you want people to listen helper, to tell her what she knows \ don’t mean no harm,’’ Carson realized. about her mother. She Is disap to you. And what’s the difference, The story of Mrs. Hamilton pointed to learn that the woman chuckled, as he swung the car I anyway? When everyone’s doing it calling herself her mother left around the house. should be a scarlet flag of chal ^ there’s no occasion for any shoot lenge to human beings who let cir her nt the orphanage when she When It shivered to a stop be- -i was four and never returned to ing. cumstances of the moment destroy tween the barns and the house, the see If her child lived or died. I went to lunch with Shirley their first plans. It should be a Bridge M e As she leaves, the children who farmer lifted out a few bundles love her dearly rush to the fence Wells at her home the other day. challenge to those who give up too which had crowded Sally’s feet, and cry for her to tell them good- Mrs. Wells gave us a song and soon because they believe they are by. She runs back to the big then threw up the cover of the dance about the tough talk of the getting old. She has certainly ably A nother wire enclosure and kisses the hatch In the rear of the car, reveal smallest ones, then with tears In younger generation. It made me demonstrated that "while there’s her eyes turns and joins Clem ing more bundles. Carson was load BY W. W. WENTWORTH tired to listen to her because I life, there’s hope.” nt the car. When they drive ing her arms with parcels when he away, he leans near her with n know dam well that a lot of our (Abbreviations: A—«oe; K< chuckle and snyst “You’re onite saw a miracle wrought on her pale, swearing and hard-boiled expres king— Q— qneen; Jack; X— a kissing-bng, ain’t youT How timid face. THOSE WEDDING RINGS any card lower than 10.) nhont a little kiss for your new sions are thrown Into the conver hossT’* “Lord! You look pretty enough sation just to shock people who What chance does the married u . NOW n o ON WITH THE STORV to eat!" Clem Carson ejaculated, don’t understand us- We’ve been woman have to get a job? Young CHAPTER IV but he saw then that she was not criticised so much we think we and modern wives who want both 1— Partner bids major. might as well giva the anvil chorus home and job are often convinced ALLY had shrunk as far away even aware that he was speaking to When should you make jump .1 ^ , something to knock. that the whole working world Is from Clem Carson as the seat of her. I s m i If Shirley weren’t always telling in conspiracy against them, and bid? the “ flivver” permitted, phrafecs In one of the few books allowed S I her friends to watch their step 6 that If they get a job they must 2— In what two ways do from Mrs. Stone's embarrassed for Sunday reading In the orphan M I when her ma’s hovering around be called "Miss” and put away in your opponents ascertain your vapue, terrifying warnings boiling age—a beautiful, thick book with 1 I I’d have said jus: w’hat I thought, 3066 the safety deposit box the little and churning lu her mind: “Keep color-plate Illustrations, its name, holdings ? 5 and It was plenty. But ’ e all like white gold orange-blossom engrav your body pure”—“mustn’t let men “Stories , from the Bible,” lettered 1 Shirley and try to avoid disturb- ed ring. 3— With love score should take any liberties with you”— In glittering gold on a back of I heavenly blue— Sally had found and M I ing her mater’s mental equili- Smart Women Favor the Frock you double in preference to “ you’re a big girl now, things j’ou EMPLOYES’ SAY ought to know” —“ if you’re led secretly worshiped the portrait of § I brium. of Flared Lines trying for game if you can astray, it will bo due to evils in her Ideal hero. It was a vividly col After lunch we went up to Shir But a recent thorough survey set by three tricks? ored picture of David, forever fixed ley’s room and she had a cigaret. Typical of the feminine note that is proves that only about 20 per cent The Answers your own nature”— so insistently sounded in daytime In strong, beautiful grace, as he was Opened the windows first so there of all employers care a fig whether 1— 'When holding fair strength She suddenly loathed herself, her wouldn't be any smoke in the dresses, is this one-piece frock with a girl is married or not, as long about to hurl the stone from his flaring skirt. As if to place further In partner’s suit; weakness In budding, curving young body that room to tell tales. I suppose some as she does her work, and tell their other major and substantial she had taken such Innocent delight slingshot to slay the giant. Goliath. emphasis on fullness an inverted pleat She had dreamed away many hours people would call her a hypocrite has been added to the center front of personnel directors to so discrimi strength in side cards. In as she bathed for her journey.1 but I don’t. She’s old enough to nate. 2— By your bidding and your She wanted to shrink and shrink of her adolescence and early young the skirt. When this frock is fashioned girlhood, the big book open on her decide things like that for herself: from satin, the collar, facings and pleat The same research, however, discards. and shrink, until she was a little and if her mother wants to try to cites the average employer’s belief 3— Try for game If you cannot girl again, too young to know "the knee at the portrait of the Biblical are made from the dull surface. hero, and it had not seemed like dictate to her I think she’s a dear Gathers at the shoulders provide easy that while a woman does not have set 400 points. facts of life,” as Mrs. Stone, blush to pretend to stand for it even if fullnecs over the bust. No. 3066 is to be too extraonl'nary to manag-^ ing and embarrassed, had called the sacrilege to adopt that sun she dues have her own way in pri designed in sizes 36 to 44 inches bust. both home and job, she must be half-truths she had told Sally. She drenched, strong-limbed but slender vate. Some girls I know would Size 36 requires 3J^ yards 39-inch very extraordinary indeed to man wanted to climb over the door of the boy as the personification of her not only get a laugh out of being plain or printed material. Price of age home job, and child or' chil car, drop into the hot dust of the hopes for romance. Big Change bossed but they’d hand back a line pattern 15 cents. Send 15 cents addi dren. And I think he’s right! road, and run like a dog-chased rab And now he was striding toward of slangology that would curl the tional for our New Spring Fashion bit back into the safety of the her—the very David of "Stories Book- .AIA’S NEW JOB Home. There were no men there— from the Bible." True, the sheep air. In Face Powders The discovery of one more vita no queer, different male beings who skin raiment of the picture was ex And that’s the joke of it. A lot min, ’Vitamin F, discovered by Dr. would want to “take liberties”— There icere power and ease and youth in every motion of his body. changed for a blue shirt, open at of parents are afraid of a young A good face powder today must do g boy or girl who talks back. The Manchester Herald Herbert Evans of the University of “ My land! Scared of me?” Clem the throat, and for a pair of cheap, jnore than merely remove shine— woman, good clean through. She of her urban tastes. earth-soiled “jeans" trousers: but M I kids get wise to this timidity and Pattern Service. California, is another job tor the it should stay on longer, prevent Carson chuckled. “ You poor little The house, which seemed small to works her own lingers to the bone, the boy-man was the same, the M I cater to it because it gives them modern wife. She must see now the pores from getting larger, chicken! Don’t, mind me, Sally. 1 Sally, accustomed to the big build Pattern No...... and she can’t abide a lazy, trifling same! As he strode lightly, with tlie upper hand. They’ve been call that her family not only has vita spread smoothly, and leave a don’t mean no harm, teasing you ings of the orphanage, was further ed tough and they’re going to live min A, B, C, D, and E in its diet, peachy look on the complexion. A for a kiss. Land alive! I got a girl girl around the place. You work the ease of an athlete or the light- Price 15 Cents. hard, Sally, and speak nice and re dwarfed by the huge red barns up to their rep. but it must have its F, too. Just new French Process Powder called of my own, ain't I? Darned proud that towered at the rear. The house footedness of a god, the sun flamed spectful-like. and you two’ll get on. in his curling, golden-brown hair. Y’ou can’t blame the kids for it. • ■i ^ r 'KfANCHESTER (CONN.) BVKNTNG HBRAI35» MONTJAY, MARCS 19,1928. O ' > ■Hi Tell And You Will Sell. Classified Ad Is The Cheapest And Quickest Way Of Legal Notices Notices Lost and "uund Help Wanted -Female 36 LOCAL STUDQITinNS W snt Ad InfotnuitiOB AT A COURT . OP PROBATE HELD WANTED—YOUNG lady to wor^c In AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD at Manchester, '-within and for the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT at Manchester, within and for the District of Manchester, on the 17th. doughnut shop. Must be able to District of Manchester, on the 17th. BOOKKEE^CONl^ Pass Book No. 20186 Issued by the furnish reference. Apply Tuesday day of March, 1928. Manchester! Savings Bank of Manchester has day of March, 1928. „ Present ■WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., afternoon. Downyflake Doughnut Present! WILLIAM S. HYDE. Esq., been lost or destroyed, and written Shop, 883 Main street. Judge. Evening Herald application has been made to said Phone Your Want Ads In the matter of Henry J. Turek, a Frank J. Mffler (xets Gold Mod bank by the person In whose name WANTED—SINGLE GIRLS to learn ^^Estate of Samuel H. Curtiss late of minor, Manchester In said District, deceased. Classified Advertisements such book was Issued, for payment hemming in cravat department Ap Jacob Turek and Katherine Turek al at Bridgeport Meeting Ontint six words to ft Ua6. of the amount of deposit represented The Trustee having exhibited its having made application to this ply at Cheney Brothers Employ To The annual account with said estate to Saturday- xiambers and abbravlatlonft by said book, or for'the Issuance of ment Bureau. ______| Court for the appointment of a gruar- and"compoTin Early explorers of the United States found petroleum oo7ing out of the ground or fjoEt^ng on the ff the water in many places. The- Indians used to rub a S their bodies with it and said it made them active and quick. Peddlers used to sell this Indian oil and many families bought it as a cure fer^eumatism or took it Internally as medicine. (To Be Continued) Strttehn v>i Htnepsr*. eopyrt(piit,*9/UtTh»On»s*9stlUtf- 3>~I8