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THE WEATHEB AVBBAQB d a i l y dBOULATTOM’ F orom t of 0 . 8. Wenther Bnr— for the Month of Mnr 5,530 Parfly oloady today and fair to< Member of Audit Borena o f OlroahitleB. morrow. PRICE THREE CENTS VOL. LI., NO. 166. (ClaieUled AdvertlBlag on Page 14.) SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1932. (SIXTEEN PAGES) 1^ URGES BEER TAX Senators Hear New York Stock Exchange Head SAYS FEDERAL BOARD TO EVEN BUDGET AGAINST VETS’ BONUS Counsel For Manufacturers LEVin LOSES Congressman Patman Says Thrusts Old Subject Back River at Hartford UGHTCASEIN Bankers Met Recently To Into Tax Dispute— Would Above Flood Stage Offset Movement To Pay Raise MilHons. HIGHER COURT Hartford, April 13 — (AP) —& the city were covered with water Soldiers— Head of Veter Swirling gray waters from the^ Waahlngton, April IS— (AP) — and men were working in shifts Fails To Bring Action In Way north today pushed the Connecticut manning the emergency pumps to ans of Foreign Wars Beer as a source of revenue was River here to its highest level since hold the river back from the city thrust back into the tax dispute to To Get Review of Rates, the great November flood of 1927, sewer system. day before the Senate finance com while Tn East Hartford several At several points in Vermont the Makes Statement. families fled their homes and scores mittee. Connecticut rose twenty Inches for of others worked to get personal be a new high this year. Islands In the James 'A. Emery, counsel for the Supreme Court Shows In longings to second stories as the river were submerged and meadows National Association of Manufac Washington, April 13.— (AP)— foundations of houses became sub flooded In many sections. turers, called for amendment of the Darold D. Decoe, National Com Maltbie Opinion. Testifying that neither short seljlng nor bear raids were responsible for the tumbling of stock prices, Presi- merged. Flood conditions existed at Brad Volstead Act and the regulated ient Richard Whitney of the New York Stodek Exchang is shown here (seated at table, at left) as he made his Forty children stayed home from mander of Veterans of Foreign manufacture of a cereal beverage ford, Vt., where Waits river con long-heralded appearance before the Senate Banking and Currency Committee in Washington. Whitney classes in the meadow school in verges with the Connecticut. One Wars, told the House ways and which he said would produce 5270,- Darlin street, In the East Hartford Hartford, April 13.~Prof. Albert blamed the demoralization of the market upon liquidation by the general public. family wsus forced to vacate their means committee today that "per 000,000 annually of revenue. lowlands near Connecticut Boule Levitt of Redding, who has been home. haps 98 per cent of the rank and “We are concerned neither with vard, because their homes were cut Heaviest Since Flood conducting a fight In the courts to the pros or cons of prohibition," he off by water. Dozens of others, The volume of water going over file of the World War veterans” are said. “The only issue is whether compel the Connecticut Light and RORABACK E E Q E D consl^ring it a larx, went by row the Winooski river dam at the behind the bonus payment proposal. we shall have beer, with or without Power Company to serve his home boat. "Gorge” where the Green Mountain Decoe, who came from Sacramen revenue. CONDON IS IN CONTACT Still rising at the rate of one- to, California, to sponsor the two at Redding, 3,000 feet beyond the Power Plant Corporation Is located “We urge the permissible manu tenth of a foot an hour, the weather was reported to be the heaviest billion dollar cash payment, said, facture of a palatable non-intoxi present end of its lines, without ex TO NATIONAL BODY bureau's official 10 a. m. record since the flood of 1927. At Middle "conditions are serious and the vet cant, competing with an illicit bev acting any special rate, has lost his WITH UNDY KIDNAPERS taken today at the gauge of the sex near Montpelier, the water cov erans need the money.” Hartford Electric Light Company’s "General Hines, veterans admin erage to produce revenue in a Na case in the Supreme Court of Er ered the highway to a depth of 16 Dutch Point plant was 18.7 feet, or istrator, estimated that last year’s tional emergency." rors. The court has handed down an Inches. Emery appeared after Senator nearly three feet above flood stage loan advances were spent 66 per opinion, written by Chief Justice Is Chosen For Another Four of 16 feet. L. A. Raplee, In charge At Concord, N. H,, the Merrimac cent on the necessities of life; 20 Harrison (D., Miss.), bad accused Maltbie, upholding the Public Utili was more than five feet above the Secretary Mills of not playing fair New York Educator Says He 0NEDMD,6HURT of the local bureau predicted the per cent on Investments; 8 per cent ties Commission in its refusing to flood would reach its crest tomor flashboards of the Garvin’s Falls on automobiles and only 7 per cent with the fiuance committee in re order the lighting company to ren Year Term By Republi dam and was overflowing into the ferring it to the original treasury row morning, near the 20 foot point. on purposes from which no benefit der such service. Is Stifl Meeting Them revenue plan rather than submitting lowlands. was received,” Decoe said. In disposing of Mr. Levitt’s claim ASSHIPS COLLIDE EN OTHER STATES The (tonnectlcut was rising In the He was introduced by Repre new proposals. cans of State. vicinity of Springfield. Engineers at The letter by Mills to the commit that a public utility company is After Returning From Boston, April 13.—(AP)—New sentative Patman (D., Tex.), who tee said he preferred either the obliged to serve all within the ter England’s river bwk communities Turners Falls predicted a volume told newspapermen just before the original Treasury plan or the ritory it is chartered to serve with prepared today to battle this sec- of 80,000 cubic feet per second. third day’s hearing tegaL that be Hartford, April 13.— (AP) — J. They consider seventy thousand revenue blU as it was reported by out discrimination in rates provided Mysterious Night Journey. Fireman Falls Between Ves tlmi’is rivers, brought to the freshet believed Tuesday’s meeting of the Henry Roraback of this d ty and the House ways and means commit it can do so without materially af stage by raln-swelled streams. feet flood water. Federal Reserve board with tbe^ The Connecticut swept away 700 tees to the measure passed by the fecting its financial or rate struc Miss Katherine Byrne of Putnam •nie Connecticut river at Hart governors of the twelve reserve House and now before the finance ture, the court ruled as follows: sels and Crushed— Coast were re-elected to the National ford rose with alarming speed dur feet of flashboards at thq Turners banks had dealt with the bonus Hopewell, N. J., April 13^— (AP) Falls dam. The flow today at the committee. He offered to go before Challenge Not Permitted committee for another four year ing the night and shortly before question. "The mere fact that ore resides —Dr. John F, Condon Indicated to Vernon, Vermont, dam was about "I believe the board discussed th^ committee at any time to aid in Guard Boat Damaged. term at an organization meeting of midnight stood at 17.9 feet above flanging the bill, however. within a district which a public day he had renewed negotiations sea level. Through the early morn 86,000 cubic feet per second with creating a pretense at reflation of utility corporation has charter au with the kidnapers of the Lindbergh Oonnecticut’s delegation to the Re ing the river continued to rise at reports from other up-country the currency for the purpose of off publican National convention here points that the waters were reced setting the movement to pav the ^ HARRISON’S CHARGE thority to serve does not give him baby, to whom be already had paid the rate of .1 of an inch an hour. ,xuch an interest in the rate struc New York, April 18.— (A P )—One today. Mr. Roraback and Mies Meadows to the north and south of ing some. soldiers bonus,” Patman said. Waahlngton, April IS— (AP) — a $00,000 ransom, and police dis A letter from Secretary Mills to the ture of the company as to permit member of the crew of tho Coast Byrne are chairman and vice chair Decoe spent only about fire min man, respectively, of the Republi utes on the stand and was not Senate finance committee referring him to challenge it before the com closed they had received a "mys Guard cutter Manhattan was lost the Senators to the treasury's orig mission or before the courts. He terious message” telling where defi can State central committee. questioned by committee memben. overboard and six ctistoms men Thirty-one of the thirty-eight He concluded with the statement: inal tax program rather than sub must be either a customer of it or nite information of the baby’s were injured today in a collision be delegates and alternates were pres "I feel the bonus payment would mitting a new one drew from Sena one honestly .seeking to have its whereabouts might be obtained. tween the cutter .and the panama ent when the delegation gathered at OVEH 200 DELEGATES be the biggest and best pay-day this tor Harrison (D., Miss.) today tbp service extended to Urn under cir "I'm convinced I bad cofi^ct with Uie Hartford Qub at 11:30 to or assertion that be *^Bn‘t been fair cumstances involving the reason- raili^ad steamship Gusa^ujll in the cOuilt^ has received for many the HHlnapers and I still have con harbor midway b e t w ^ the Bat* ganise for the buslnesa of the Chi months;’* to this committee," ahi’bnees of that sohedqle: ai.1 if tact wltj! them,” Dr. C3oodon;^^ Swy — d"4iw Statue of Liberty. cago convention. Four officers of WMlace M. Howells of Detroit, Mills’ letter was read as i^e «om- becatfln of either of these fasts he negotiated with the criinlnal NOW FOR ROOSEVELT Third Class Fireman James C. the delegation were elected as fol the next Tritness, said there were ^ mittee resumed its tax hearings. It is entitled to make such a challenge through a series of advertisements Reilly, of Santa Barbara, Calif., lows: Chairman, Mr. Roraback; 4,800 veterans in one section of De- wais in reply to a request made by he must proceed before the commis- signed "Jafsie,” said after a mys secretary, former Governor John H. Harrison when Mills testified last was thrown from the bow of the trolt who have not paid their taxes ^ terious night journey. cutter between the two vessels and Trumbull of Plalnvllle; treasurer, for two years. W66lCt (Continued on Page Ten A few hours later Col. H. Norman was not found. It was believed be W. H. Putnam of this city and ser Hoover Has Already 336 For "You can help Detroit by paying Harrison promptly charged the Schwarzkopf, superintendent of QUIGLEY WINNER was crushed and drowned. geant-at-arms, Clarence G. Willard the bonus and help other sections secretary has "evaded the question” state police who is in general of New Haven, secretary of the and "hasn’t lived up to bis promises Customs Roundsman C. Campbell similarly,” be said. charge of the police investigation,, 1^4 . (3dands E. J. Howden, A. state conunittee. Renomination Bat Most of John H. Fahey of Watertown, to this committee.” Senators Bingham and Walcott IN NEW BRITAIN RAILROADS MERGE; announced his latest clue in a b\il- Wyman, W. J. Tappey, W. H. Mass., National legislative chairman “I can’t agree,” broke in Chair letin. and Congressnaen Tllson and Goss man Smoot, (R., Utah.) Lampe and S. F. Fugelsang were Others Are For Hm, Lead of the Army and Navy Union, asked “A mysterious anonymous mes were unable to attend because of for the bonus payment, “to prove “I don’t see,” continued Harrison, taken to Broad street hospital for duties in Washington, Mr. Rora emphatically, "how Mr. Mills ob LARGEST IN YEARS sage was received,” he said, advis treatment of Injuries suffered ih the that the crosses in France are not ing that definite information of the back said. Republican Mayor Reelected there in vain.” jects to furnishing a specific pro crash. Other Officers , ers Declare. gram in view of what has happen kidnapers Emd 'he whereabouts of , , Towed to Shore George W. Armstrong of Fort the cUld would be available on a These officers and Raymond F. Worth, Texas, discussed the effect ed.” The collision ripped a hole two boat on or near the property of the By Record Plarality; of the bonus payment on the mone Smoot denied any effort was be feet long in he port side of the (Continued on Page Elghi) Washington, April 18.— (AP) — Southern Pacific Takes Over A. A. C. and Company of Chrome, cutter and crippled her steering ap tary system and said encustment of ing made by the administration to Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt’s victory N. J. paratus. A passing tug put a lifie Others Swept In With Him the bill would increase prices aod avoid responsibility. over Speaker Gamer and Gov. Wil Mills, in his letter, said that last St. Louis Southwestern "Details of troopers together with aboard her and towed her to the wages. Wednesday when he appeared be- a detail of the carteret police, barge office at the Battery. The liam H. Murray in Nebraska and his Walter Lafferty of New York City, searched all boats in and near the DRY U W IS ISSUE a former Representative from Ore lore the toance committee be had crew of the Guayaquil tossed life winning of Kentucky’s delegate New Britain, April 13— (AP) — A. A. C .. dock and found only six preservers Into the water for Reilly gon, said: submitted a summary of the Treas Railway Co. lead for the Democratic presidential George A. Quigley was reelected ury recommendations, the ways and barges. Two barges had Just un and watched for him to reappear, Wall Street Opposed nomination today to 216 In pledged "The edict has gone out from means committee proposals, and loaded coal and four empty barges but did not see him again. AT G. 0 . P. PARLEY mayor of New Britain for a fifth were about to be filled with ferti The Manhattan, 120 feet long, is and claimed convention votes. Wall street to kill this hill. the House provisions. New York, April 13.— (AP)—Bar term yesterday, defeating CoimcU- lizer. All other boats at neighboring the largest cutter in the harbor With lillinois’ 50 Republican dele “Ordinarily the country could rely "It seems to me, therefore, that ring a last minute hitch the South man Frank L. Conlon, Democrat, by docks weffe examined but nothing service. She is com d ^ d ed by Chief gates in doubt. President Hoover, by on the advice of the secretary of the the Treasury’s position has been ern Pacific Company will take over of any Importance weus discovered. Boatswain F. T. Ford and ^^as en gaining 33 instructed delegate votes 2,759 votes, the largest plurality on Treasury, but you should know the fully presented,” he added. "If the the St. Louis Southwestern Railway “This Investi.p-atlon Is being con route to the freighter Maurice Missouri Republicans Call On from Missouri and 16 in Florida, and record here. anteciedents of Mr. Milla He is dis committee desires us to recommend Company tomorrow. tinued.” Tracy, seized as a rum smuggler. 17 from Nebraska by claim, jumped The Republican candidates for the qualified from being a fair and im The date for the amalgamation partial judge because of his Wall (Oontiniied on Page Eight) Col. Schwarzkopf also said Harry The nine customs men were to re Congress To Take Up Mat his total strength to 386 for renom other four major offices were suc was set by the Interstate Commerce Fleischer, Detroit Purple gangster lieve the guard kept on board the street connections. Commission. 'The acquisition will ination. cessful, and that party also won the “Eugene Meyer will oppose the bill. long sought for questioning about ship off the Statue of Liberty. Each national cpnvention has 1154 add to the Southern Pacific System the kidnaping, was reported to be The Guayaquil was Inbound from ter As Soon As Possible. majority of council posts at stake. He is as completely disqualified as a railway having 1,900 miles of full delegate votes, with 770, or two- planning to sail to England from Cristobal, Panama Canal Zone, and Bemadotte Loomis was re-elected Mr. MlUs. trackage and assets of about $150.- thirds, reqifired to nominate at the ‘Silas Strawn Is tislng his influ DEMANDS A PROBE Nova Scotia. heading for her pier at the foot of tax collector; C. L. Sheldon, treas 000,000. Democratic meeting, and 578, or a ence as head .of. the Chamber of "Reports were received last West 25th street, Hudson river- The transaction will be one of the St. Louis, April 13.— (A P )—The majority, at the Republican. urer; W. H. Day. comptroller, and Commerce of the United States night,” he said, "that Fleischer was After standing by to look for Reilly, calling, "as speedily as possible,” largest railroad mergers in recent All told, 92 Democratic delegates H. E. Scheuy, clerk. against the bill. He is coimsel In OFROOSEVETFUND seen during the past week in St. the ship apparently undamaged, of a National convention by Con were named yesterda/—Kentucky years. The consolidation will give John’s and is making his way to The Incoming council will be com Chicago for the Morgan interests. Southern Pacific which already continued on to her pier. gress to consider the prohibition 26, Nebraska 16 and Illinois 50— “ All of Wall street is opposed to Halifax. Authorities at St. John’s question was recommended by reLnks as this country’s largest sys running the total to date to 430. posed of 24 Republicans and six it and Wall street is in the saddle at and Halifax have been requested to Missouri Republicans at their slate tem in point of total assets, a still Lewis is Second. Democrats. RepublicFui candidates Washington.” watch for him and a careful survey convention here last night, after Senator Robinson States He stronger grasp on that title. of passengers leaving Halifax has Next to Roosevelt in delegate for the common council were elected Lafferty was applauded for sev wet leaders had been defeated in eral minutes by the crowd. Increases Assets also been requested.” RAILROAD PLANS their efforts to have the convention strength now ir Senator J. Hamil in the first, second, third, fourth and Heard $50,000 Was Spent Southern Pacific will increase Its Col. Schwarzkopf did not answer adopt a declaration for modification ton Lewis of Illinois with that state’s fifth wards, and for aldermen in the assets by the acquisition to about a question sent to him before he is of the Eighteenth Amendment. 50 district delegates pledged to him second and fourth wards. $2,500,000,000. This compares with sued his bulletin asking for “a clear A NOVE SERVICE Missouri’s delegates to the Re- and 8 at large still to be named in But Two Posts assets or book value of $2,166,000,- In Nebraska. statement on the true condition of lubllcan National convention were state convention. Democrats were successful only HITLER’S “ NAZIS” 000 for Pennsylvania in the east Former Senator James A. Reed o’ Mrs. Lindbergh’s health.” An earl jnstructed. tq support President for the Common council in the Sixth and $1,272,000,000 for Santa Fe in £ Missouri as 36; Gov. Murray 23, Al ier police statement had said Hoover for renomlnation, and the ward and one aldermanic post. the west. there was "no perceptible change” convention denounced “demagogic fred E. Smith one, and 104 are in Washington, April 13.—(AP) — Selectman H. A. Witkin and E. CALLED ILLEGAL Southern Pacific will increase Its in her condition. Before that denial B. 4 M. To Pick Up and De attacks directed against our Presi doubt. A demand in the Senate today by W. Johnson were re-elected on the miles of trackage to 25,700. In this had been made of reports that the dent.” The Republicans named 116 yes Senator Robinson (R., Ind.), for In Republican ticket. Four Republi respect it will still rank below the missing baby’s mother had col The state has thirty-three votes terday—Missouri 33 (full delegate vestigation of presidential campaign liver Freight In Towns On can constables and three Democra Pennsylvania System, operating lapsed. in the National convention. votes) Florida 16, Illinois 50 arid Ne expenditures, particularly of those 37,600 miles. tic ones were chosen. in behalf of Governor Roosevelt of Prohibition was the foremost Is braska 17—bringing the total to Hindenbnrg Signs Order Before Southern Pacific takes The principal Issue .n the election New York, stirred a sharp debate. Its Lines. sue before the state convention, with 408. title to the other road, known as SNOW IN NEW HAVEN The Indiana Republican read a wet leaders fighting to the last for Most for Hoover. was the use of script for unemploy the Cotton Belt, its executive com adoption of a declaration favoring ed relief, Mayor Quigley upholding Which Means. Organiza newspaper story quoting Governor Illinois’ 50 rem ^ to be divided as mittee will meet tomorrow to de New Haven, April 13—(AP) — the plan which he put into effect, Murray of Oklahoma as charging Boston, April 13.— (AP) — The modification of the Eighteenth cide whether to guarantee an $18,- Light snow flurries fell in several Amendment. They lost by an over to preference, Eilthough most of them and the Democrats demanding the that 550,000 was sent Into Nebraska Boston and Maine railroad, effective \ tion Will Be Disbanded. 000,000 Reconstruction Finance parts of the State today, the latest are regarded pro-Hoover. Eleven for yesterday’s primary in behalf of May 13, will establish pick-up and whelming vote, however, when the payment of cash. Corporation loan to the St. Louis in the season, according to the at large are yet to be named. the Roosevelt ticket. store-door delivery of less-than-car- prohibition resolution was submitted Quigley was first elected mayor Southwestern. weather man, in seven years. Tem- Former Senator France of Mary "This is a very serious charge and to a vote. in 1914. He was re-elected in 1916 ’This condition has been set by pertures dropped to 34 early today. load. freight between over 50 New The Resolution land was the only candidate for the Berlin, April 13— (AP) —^Adolf unquestionably should be investi England cities and towns located on and 1918 and then left politics until the Interstate Commerce Commis Incorporation of the prohibition Hitler’s National Socialist "storm gated,” he said. Partly cloudy skies and a continued 1930. sion before It will approve the drop for tonight were prophesied. its lines. convention proposal as a-plank in (Continued on Page Two) troops” were declared illegal As he launched into a review of ’The move, announced today, is to $18,000,000 advance to the Cotton The last snow of the season last the National Republican platform throughout the country by a gov the recent court action filed in New meet highway moto): truck compe Belt. year fell March 27. was recommended. ernment decree today. York by a signer of a Democratic tition and Is the first such service “We believe,” said the resolution The ban affects 400,000 “Nazis" campaign fund note of 1928, Robin to be established by any eastern adopted by the convention, “that a organized on military lines and re son was halted by a roar of Demo railroad. political party should have the Church of God Company ferred to by their political oppon cratic voices. ' President E. S. French of the courage to define Its position on any ents as Hitler’s “pretorian Guard” Leader Interrupts Woman Burned to Death; Boston and Maine in announcing the public question of Importance. sometimes as “The State Within A Robinson, of Arkansas, the Demo innovation, said it was greatly "the Recognizing that wide differences of Finally to Own Steamer Stole.” cratic leader, finedly obtained recog result of statements of many ship opinion exist among our people Chancellor Bruenlng considered nition and insi-ttctl that Senator pers and receivers now using outside with reference to the Eighteenth this extraordinary action so import Trammell (D., Fla.), who had yield Brothers Blind and Deaf trucking Interests that kvlj^t the Amendment and the enabUng nets Lbs Angeles, April IS.— (AP) — back to Africa, he said. Return- ant that he delayed hl« departure ed the floor to Robinson < Indiana, railroads must, give, us, to. regain enacted thereunder, we favor a na Eleven years of adversity.------mean'ing, the ships would bring mahog for the disarmament c A. ....J MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,. SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1982, PAGE TWO 105 Spruce street was held this Mr. Rnd Mrs. Irving P. Campbell Veteran* of Foreign Wan afternoon at the Dougan funeral HEMRER OF TRADE and children of Henry street, are and Ladles’ Auxiliary parlors on Holl street vrith Rev. J. DEMOLAY DANCE ABOUT TOWN moving this week to their farm in Pinehurst Dial 4151 ----- CARD PARTY ------OBITUARY S. Neill, pastor of S t Mary’s Epis Tolland. FACULTY MARRIQ) Rehearsals for the Community AT THE FIREHOUSE copal church, officiating. The bear P’ yers 3-act comeJy, “The Whole Cwuer Main and Hilliard Streets ers were William, Edward and Rob SATURDAY NIGHT Twelve tables were filled with ,TO-NIGTT ! DEATHS ert Crawford, John Lennon and Native Stewing Town’s Talking”, are called for to players at the setback party given Ernest Pancieria Weds Miss night and tomorrow night at the Y. Dancing and Refreshments. Charles Waddell of Manchester and Veal, lb...... last night at the Highland Park Admission S6o. Helen Ceni of New London— . 29c M. C. A. Special rehearsals will be William S. Williams George Moody of Springfield. Burial community clubhouse. First prizes William Samuel Williams, known was In the East cemetery. To Make Home Here. held over the week-end and the were won by Mrs. Robert Dougan Annual Semi-Formal Affair Good Things to E^t Local inembers of the Degfree of for many years as one of the larg dress rehearsal, Tuesday evening of and Thomas Murphy, second by Pocahontas trailed to the meeting est growers of muskmelons in the Ernest Pancieria, mathematics next week at the Hollister street Mrs. Harold Ross and Frank Stlpaits of the council in Falls Village last state, died at the nome of his sis teacher at the South Manchester To Feature Ernie Rock’s Dial 4151 school. and consolation by- Miss Alice AHEMPTS SUICIDE night, which was attended by more ter-in-law, Mrs. Della Woods, 437 State Trade school, 8ind Miss Helen Cross and Jack Smith. Another set Center street Monday. He suffered a Ceni of New London, were married Ward Cheney Camp, United D a n than 100 with delegates from 13 dif back was announced for Tuesday shock some time ago. in New London Monday, It was an- Mnsic— At Temple. ish War Veterans, will hold Its regu ferent coimcils. In the Manchester Buck S h a d ...... — 20c lb. evening of next week. The deceased was bom in Egzt INACOURTROOM notmced today. Mr. and Mrs. Pan lar meeting tomorrow evening at patty were Mrs. Roy Farris, Mrs. Roe Shad • •...... 39c lb. Amy Coflell, Deputy Mrs. Susan Hartford, September 25, 1846 and cieria are now on a wedding trip the State Armory. Members of the Recreation Cen Oysters, Clams for chowder. Kastner, Mr. and Mrs. Jack White was employed for many years in the that is to Include visits to New The annual semi-formal dance of ter business men’s boxing class will York City and Washington, D. C., John Mather Chapter, Order of De- STEAMING CLAMS and Max Wagner. An old-fashioned Willianfs Brothers Manufacturing Myriad Rebekah Lodge of Staf be entertained at the School street Company in Glastonbury. following which they will reside at Molay, which has been gaining In ford Springs has invited all Rebekah Recreation Center at 6 o’clock. Wil coimtry supper was served at mid Waterbary Woman Drinks FRESH SCALLOPS Later in life he conducted one of 60 Cambridge street beginning next popularity with the younger Mt lodges in this district to attend its liam Roscoe and Allan Dexter are night by the hostess council. the largest melon farms in the Monday. Mr. Pancieria formeriy every year, will be held at the Ma 20th anniversary celebration tomor the committee members in charge lived in Stonington. sonic Temple, Saturday night Pres row evening. A number of the of arrangements. The class is con St. Margaret’s Circle, Daughters State, selling his products in Hart Poison As She Receives a ford and nearby towns. The quality ent indications point to a large, at members of Simset Rebekah lodge ducted by Frank C. Busch, well of Isabella, gave a successful card tendance as tickets for this social social last evening in the K. of C. of his melons was unsurpassed. A are planning to attend. known local boxing instructor. JaQ Sentence. event are selling rapidly. clubrooms. The Winners in bridge few years ago he retired from ROYAL melon-growing after raising and Ernie Rock’s elght-plec® orches Quick were Mrs. Anna Gustafsqn, first; BOYSCOUTNEWS tra, one of the best known muirioal Mrs. Sophia «olmes, second and selling nearly three million melons. Waterbury, April 18.—(AP)— GELATIN DESSERT aggregations in this vicinity; will Mrs. Viola Coicilius, consolation. Mr. Williams was a member of Mrs. Bruna Blekls of Ayers street, It is interesting to hear boys tell furnish music for dancing ahtt wlH Highest honors in whist went to Daskam Lodge, A. F. A A. M. of mother of two children, tried to end of their adventures sus a tenderfoot choose its numbers from a reper Mrs. Nettie Aceto, Mrs. Mary Glastonbury. He leaves a son, Wil her life by drinking a bottle of poi seeking admission to the ranks of toire that consists of nearly 200 of Brown, second, and Mrs. Grace liam Williams; three daughters, son In Superior Court this after Manchester District troops. Their the latest popular melodies. Art Morrison, consolation .The commit Mrs. Charlotte Nelson, Mrs. Carrie noon after She heard Judge Newell experiences are extremely interest Hlnkley, saxophone player of ' tte tee in charge served fruit salad, Sigler and Mrs. Grace Bryan; eight Jennings sentence her to the New ing all the way along the trails of original Leviathan orchestra, will rolls, home-made butter cakes and grandchildren and five great-grand Haven Jail for one year for arson Scouting. Scouting occupies the play several solos, and Thomas Mc Your choice of the new Roy coffee. Mrs. Bessie Lappen, chair children. The fourth stndght victory for the thoughts as well as the leisure time state to wipe out the so-called ar of thousands of boys throughout the Bride, widely known singer, will man, was assisted by Mrs. Mary The funeral was held at Whitney’s contribute novelty numbers. al Chocolate Pudding, Cher Miner, Mrs. Catherine Williams, son ring was registered In the case country. -'5^ '‘'I'" 'T Funeral Home, Hartford, at 2 The committee in charge, consist ry, Strawberry, Lime, Rasp Miss Mary Stamler, Mrs. Minnie The large crowd In the court Scouting as a supplemental pro o’clock this afternoon. Burial was in ing of Ralph Maher, chairman; 'Wil berry, Orange, Lemon Carrington and Mrs. Mafgaret Ma the Hockanum cemetery. room was thrown into a panic with gram used by churches, organiza women and children screaming as tions and institutions has been bert Hadden, Reginald West and honey. Walter Snow, stress the fact that Miss Catharine C. Donahne < Mrs. Blekls grabbed the bottle of proven of great value not only as an * ■ V - _ evening dress is optional. The com The Pythian Sisters card party in Miss Catharine C. Donahue died poison from her pocket and before educational value but as a crime jr - t mittee considers that semi-formal 9c, 3 25c Odd Fellows hall last night was well deputy sheriffs could stop her drank preventive movement. Dr. Amos O. at her home, 90 Chestnut street, at dress consists of a conservative ■■ - ♦ - - '-*"1 attended. The committee in charge 6:45 p. ra., Tuesday after a long ill all the contents. Squire, consulting physician at Sing business suit PINEHURST was Mrs. Lena Keames, Mrs. Har ness. She was born in Glastonbury, She sobbed and shrieked as she Sing Prison, in an article published riet Skewes and Mrs. Frances a daughter of Richard and Anna collapsed to the floor not 10 feet in the “Rotariim,” November, 1931, Dill P ick les...... 6 for 15c ■a CSiambers. After the games they Donahue. She leaves two sisters. from Judge Jennings. Court at urges members of Rotary clubs to served sandwiches and coffee. The Miss Margaret and Miss Susan C. taches carried her to the clerk’s of participate actively in promoting Quart J a r s ...... 22c winners at bridge were, first, Mrs. Donahue, and two cousins, Miss fice where first aid methods were Scouting and says: “I have person HITLER’S “ NAZIS” Brownie Sweet Mixed W. C. Schieldge; second, Mrs. Catharine J., and Miss Susan A. resorted to before an ambulance ar ally never known a Boy Scout in P ick les...... 29c qt. jar Myron C. Peckham; consolation, Donahue, all of 90 Chestnut street. rived from St. Mary’s hospital. prison, although some may have Miss Margaret Oswald. Those who The funeral will be held Friday Mrs. Blekls had appear^ uncon gone there. But I do know that CALLED ILLEGAL Good Things to Eat made the highest scores in setback morning at the home, 90 Chestnut cerned all morning as she sat in most boys and girls confide their' were Mrs. Frieda Nelson and F. H. street at 8:30 and at 9 o’clock at court holding one of her two small problems to and take the advice of (Continued from Page One) Clegg: second, Mrs. Meacham and St. James’s church. A solemn re children ir her lap while she quiet an older friend or counselor can they —Pinehurst and William Samlow; consolation, quiem high mass will be celebrated. ed the older child who was seated find such a .sympathetic human Greener, minister of defense, and Mrs. Robert Modesm and Myron C. Burial wUl be in St. James’s ceme between her and her husband. being. Every boy and girl must Herr Groener consulted the authori Peckham. tery. have an outlet for their enthusiasm ties of the federated states before Dandelion Greens and no better outlets exist than the decree was issued. "The Diary of Flowers,” the 11 Mrs. Christine Hultberg Scouting and similar activities.” RED RIPE TOMATOES WOMEN PLAN CAMPAIGN The material confiscated in the lustrated lecture to be gfiven this Mrs. Christine Hultbefg widow of The object of the Boy Scout move raids on Hitler’s .meeting-placea last Ripe Pineapples 19c each NEW HATS William Hultberg, of 479 Wethers ment is to train boys for worth while evening at 8 o’clock at the Y. M. C month, together with evidence Iceberg Lettuce A. by J. E. Ell worth of East Hart field Avenue, Hartford, died Tues TO ASSIST AL SMITH citizenship by endeavoring to in found in other states, particularly in culcate a sense of responsibility to Celery 10c that spell chic, charm and beauty. ford, will be open to the general day night at St. Francis hospital. Bavaria and Hesse, was said to public at a small admission charge. Mr. and Mrs. Hultberg were the first their community through a wise Fresh Green Beans Hartford, April 13.—(AP) have left no doubt in the minds of All leading colors. Swedish couple married in this program of ideals combined witn the authorities of the subversive Green P e a s ...... qt. 29c About se,venty-fivn Democratic wo action which supplies fun, recrea Officially spring Is here but the town by the Rev. Enoch Hunting- men leaders from all parts of ,the character of the Nazi “troops.” weather man still refuses to fully tion, adventure, and knowledge. In ton. They resided in South Manches State were present at a luncheon in The decree declaring the organ admit the fact. This morning a Manchester there are registered Pinehurst Depend ter after their marriage. the Hotel Bond today to lay plans ization illegal, which is in effect an snow'squall struck Manchester last nearly two hundred and seventy-six The deceased was a member of for supporting the presidential nomi order for dissolution of the storm able Deliveries $1.88 ing for ten or fifteen minutes. Martha Chapter, Order of Eastern Scouts, Cubs and Sea Scouts in troops, was signed by President von nation of Alfred E. Smith. troops sponsored by churches, clubs Star of New Britain. She leaves two Hindenburg. The Italian-American Ladies Aid Mrs. John L. Kavanaugh of Hart and parent-teacher associations. sons, William W. Hultberg of Los ford, sponsor of the movement, re Deliveries north and south Society will meet at the School Angeles, and Ernest _W. Hultberg of Many more boys would be regis The Nazi “Storm Troops” are fused to give any information before tered if sponsors and leaders were leave Pinehurst at 8:00 and 10 a. Youthful large head size hats for Miss and street Recreation Center at 7:45 to Chicago: two daughters, Mrs. Lee the rank and file of the militant the meeting to reveal the names of supplied. It is the ideal of Man m., 1:30 and 4:00 p. m. night. It is particularly requested Darling of Hartford, and Mrs. Mary National Socialist Party. The, au Matron. Outstanding values at those present, or to allow any one chester District to grow solidly and that all old members of the society H. Johnson of New Britain; seven thorities have charged on more Hilliard St. and Buckland d&- not in the group invited to be pres build CMefully its troops. Manches attend as this will be an important grandchildren; one great grandchild. than one occasion that they were ’ * liveries leave store at 9 a. m., ent. She asserted that every one ter District Officials and Scoutmas meeting. » A brother, Emil Nelson, of Min the nucleus of a Ndkd army which this includes delivery to Woodland present was a staimch Smith sup ters will be pleased to communicate neapolis, died on April 2. one day might try to seize the gov 5t. and Hilliardville. William Ohls, of Rockville, who porter, but that what plans would with institutions Interested and ernment by force. ' $3-75 The funeral will be held Friday at be made would 'not be known until majte known the opportunity offered this week began his 51st year in the Hitler himself always hae s ^ TalcottvUle delivery leaves 2 p. m. at her home and burial will the meejjng was over. Mrs. Jai^ s thiDugh this program for hoys Pinehurst at 9:30. In order to barber trade, having sorted in the be in East cemetery, this town. that when he comes into po^r ft profession when 18 yetms old, at one S. Curry of Hartford, who is identi throughout Manchester. will be by legal meansi Between g-et trips out on time we must fied with the group aligped with J. G. DEAN, the two presidential elections, how close them 15 minutes before they time worked for E. M. Zimmerman, well known local barber when the Thomas J. Spellacy, assisted Mrs. Field Elxecutive. ever, the police of Prussia raided are scheduled to leave. latter conducted a shop In Rock FUNERALS Kavanaugh in greeting out of town Every Scoutmaster, Assistant the pirty meeting places seizing Cubmaster and Sea Scout Skipper ville. women. documents which they said outlined Good Things to Eat Judge Alexander Arnott Though Mrs. Kavanaugh refused is requested to be present at the the details of an elaborate plan to Scoutmasters’ meeting at the Center Roller skates seem unusually The funeral of Judge Alexander to comment, it was understood that plunge the country into civil war In —Pinehurst church, Thursday evening at 7:30 to popular with Manchester school Amott of Charter Oak street who plans for an active state-wide or an effort to overthrow the present children this spring. Many of the ganization were to be discussed in organize the spring district activi regime and install Hitler at the died in St. Petersburg, Fla., last ties. Please be present and bring pupils skate from their homes to week, is to be held tomorrow after the hope that every woman in the head of the nation. . Expressing the new with traditional good taste. along your assistant Pinehurst prices are lower, school apd return in the same man noon. Private services will be held State who favors the_renomination These papers, which the Nazi much lower than ever before.... ner. They are becoming a very at the home at 2 o’clock followed by of Mr. Smith would have a chance leaders said were mostly forgeries, you will find all staple items common sight on the sidewalks and public services at the South Meth to work for him. disclosed mobilization plans for the priced as low as in stores where many even skate in the streets. odist Episcopal church at 2:30. Both MURRAY IN RACE storm troops and a communications there Is no delivery. Rev. Robert A. Colpltts, pastor of system by which imits from one end of the country to the other might The regular monthly meeting of the South Methodist church,' and OVER 200 DELEGATES keep in touch with each other. For Example: the Board of Selectmen will be held Rev. Watson Woodruff, pastor of Denver, April 13.— (A P )—Gover nor William H. (Alfalfa Bill) Mur There were details of moblllzaM Com Flakes ...... 8c in the Municipal building at eight the Center Congregational church, tion stations where every able-' The Manchester Public Market o’clock tonight. will officiate. Fred Patton, former NOW FOR ROOSEVELT ray of Oklahoma, declared em Rolled O a ts ...... 3 for 25c phatically today he has not called bodied man was to report ■^th full Metropolitan Opera singer, assisted field equipment which is forbidden (Continued from Page One) off his stumping campaign for the Shredded W h e a t...... 11c Professor Albert Levitt and Lynn by Archibald Sessions at the church In post-war Germany. FOR THURSDAY organ, will provide the musical part Democratic p;;esidentlal nomination. Puffed R ice ...... 15c Wilson of Danbury' are scheduled Republican preference vote in Illi of the program. The bearers will be When told that Attorney General Puffed W heat...... 12c to address the Taxpayers’ League nois and Nebraska, but this is not A 25c Sale. Worth While Saving. Edward J. Holl, Willard B. Rogers, J. Berry King of Oklahoma had said at their meeting in High school hall definitely binding on the delegates Baker’s Cocoa, l-2s .... 15c Lewis K. Sipe, Robert N. Veitch, Murray had halted his campaign the Nice Lamb for S tew in g...... 2 lbs. 25c Friday night. and Hoover's managers expect Ne T o d d y ...... 25c and 47c Richard G. Rich of Manchester and governor declared: Freshj Tender Green P e a s ...... 3 qts. 25c braska’s 17 vrill vote for him as well John H. Markham of Hartford. “A heU of a lot the attorney gen OLD FASHION and MODERN Unista Flour, large bag 79c Tender Shoulder Lamb Chops...... 25c lb. Five World War veterans are now as most if not all of those from Scott Tissue, 3 fo r ...... 29c in the Newington Veterans’ hospital Burial will btf in the East cemetery. eral knows about my plans.” Fresh Ground Hamburg Steak ...... 2 lbs. 25c Members of the Manchester City Rlinois. The governor arrived here enroute for treatment. These are Frank ' Next to Hoover’s 336 total today Statler Tissue, 3 for .... 23c to Oklahoma City from Oregon Bottom Round Steak or.Ground in Hamburg___ 25c lb. Cervini, John Copeland, J. J. Mc Club will meet at their rooms at was the 11 from Wisconsin pledged DANCE Brownie Sweet Mixed where he suddenly interrupted his 2 pounds Fresh, Home Made Sausage M eat...... 25c Cann, Victor Duke and James Fin two o’clock tomorrow afternoon to to Senator Norris of Nebraska. 'The LITHUANIAN HALL speaking tour. P ick les...... 29c ley. attend the funeral in a body. remaining 61 delegates named are in • Golway Street Royal Scarlet Tomato Land O’ Lakes B u tte r...... 25c lb. doubt and include Rlinois 50, ^ from Mrs. Robert Collins Tomorrow Night S o u p ...... 7c can North Dakota and 9 from New Mex Strictly Fresh, Large Eggs from Coventry----- 25c doz. The funeral of Mrs.' Robert Col AUTO VICTIM DIES R. S. S a lt ...... 9c 2-pound Jars Royal Scarlet Peanut B utter...... 25c HOSPITAL NOTES lins of Greenwich, sister of the late ico. Greenwich, April 13 — (A P) — Apples, Fancy Baldwins, Brownie Sweet Mixed Pickles...... qt. jar 25c Judge Alexander Amott who Is to 4 1-2 lbs...... 25c be buried tomorrow, was hdd at 4 Crossing the street near her home Buddy Borst Fancy California Prunes, medium size ...... 4 lbs. 25c Mrs. Bella Rogasky of 368 Adams o’clock yesterday afternoon at the REC TEAM TRIMS to visit young friends whom she AND HIS MUSIC Grape Fruit,...... 6 for 20c street and Mrs. Elizabeth Shppiro was to invite to her birthday party Fresh Round Clams for Chowder .*...... 2 qts. 25c Center Congregatloilial church par 39c dozen. of 15 Ashworth street were ad lors. Rev. Watson Woodruff, pastor STORKS FACULH Mary Hoban, 16, was struck apd Extra Added Attraction! C risco ...... 23c and 67c Steak Cod to f r y ...... 2 lbs. 25c mitted yesterday. of that church, officiated. The bear fatally hurt last nigut by the car of Milton Tedford, 9 Bank street; ers were John Cullen, John H. Andrew Volma, 24, who lives in the CONNELLY Open Clams for C how der...... 35c pt., 20c for half pint' Mrs. Yetta Gitlen of Vernon and With the exception of the fruit Hyde, George W. Strant, James C. The Rec first volley ball team same section. She died later at Famous Radio Prompter figures which are variable these Miss Alice Fiiller of 283 North Journeyed to Storrs last night where TTnited hospital in Port Chester, N. Home Made Snowflakes— Special...... 10c doz. Main street were discharged yes Robinson, James H. Johnston and IN PERSON are everyday prices. John Pickles. Burial was in the they met and defeated the Connecti Y. Ginger Squares...... - ...... 2 doz. for 25c terday. The accident occurred in North East cemetery. cut Aggie Faculty five straight Admission ...... 50c-25p Bananas, 4 lbs...... 25c 1 dozen Home Made Cup Cakes qnd one-half dozen of Dr. George A. F. Lundberg will games. The team was treated to a Water stree in the East Port give the first of three lectures to Home Made Cookies fo r ...... 25c Mrs. Ida Paxson. light luncheon in the faculty club Chester district of Greenwich. night in Watkins Brothers audi rooms after the match. Buy Your Fish at Baked Beans, Boston Style ...... 15c qt., 2 qts. 25c torium on “The Dise^es of the The funeral of Mrs. Ida Paxson of Home Made Clam Chowder...... 25c qt. Heart.” The general public is In Pinehurst Codfish Cakes ...... 25c doz. vited. Nice White Sauerkraut...... 4 lbs. 25c TODAY-THURSDAY Fillet of Haddock DIAL 5111. PUBLIC RECORDS Fillet of Sole Chorus of/ 100 Mackerel FREDERIC Fancy fresh eastern Halibut. Warrantee Deed Thomas F. Sxilllvan to Johh Male Voices Remember Eastern Fresh Hal Clarke, house and lot on Stevens MARCH ibut is the -best. Then follow Street. Western Halibut and Frozen Hal and ibut. Insist on Eastern Halibut —it is the freshest and the best. GETS 18 YEARS Dressed Haddotok (whole). SPECIAL SPRING OFFER THE BEETHOVEN m FRANCIS Butter Fish. All Kinds Waterbury, April 18.—(AP)— At Pinehurst—Better Charles Mikulaitls of Waterbury, was ^ven an 18 to 20 years term in RUBBER HEELS GLEE CLUB’S If the State Prison at Wethersfield Meats this afternoon by Judge Newell Jennings of the Superior Criminal IN LOVB Including O’Sullivan’s, Good Ctourt on a charge of robbery with Seventh Annual Concert A Panunonnt Picture All Pinehurst meat is kept un year and Firestone. violence. He was one of the bandits Twin brothersl One an expert M that held up the Sanditz and Taiirig finance, the other an artist is der automatic refrigeration. It Attached DIRECTED BY HELGE E. PEARSON is properly trimmed, and HON bank in Waterbury on April 15, LOVE. And when they switch ESTLY WEIGHED. A pound 1981. Hfe was convicted by a Jury. Asrist^ by the .she doesn’t know which is which. is 16 ounces at Pinehnrst. Mikulaitls recently finished a term A merry mixup tha| will keep you EXTRA SPECIAL In the Federal Prison at Atlanta for howling! Assorted Cold Cuts, counterfeiting. Extra Added Attraction 1-2 lb...... 25c Three other men are already in Men’s Heavy Waterproof Soles. ^ the State Prison for the robbery. MENDELSSOHN SINGERS On the Stage—in Person Honeycomb Tripe ... .19c lb. William Nowasett and Alliso Ciarto From Worcester, Mass. Beef L iv e r ...... 19c lb. Sewed on. m received 15 to 20 years and J o s e ^ BIRDIE REEVE Pork to R o a s t...... 19c lb. Probulis was given 10 to 16 years DIRECTED BY MR. J. FRITZ HARTZ The wmider girl of the age! Son Beef, freshly ground 19c lb. last fall when they pleaded guilty. thing new! Dlflerentl She w The robbery of the local bank in COMINO amaze and thrill you! • which $8,400 was taken was staged Higrh School Hall, Monday, April 18,1932. SUNDAY after plans to rob the Collinsville Maurice Sam’s Shoe Repair Shop Trust Company and the Southing Associate l^m bership Tickets $2.00. Mall to Carl A. Gus- Chevalier in 701 Main Street, Johnson Block ton National bank fell through. tafton, 81 Bfaple St. Single tkdiete on sale by the members, fLOO. •’OMi: HOUB STATE PINEHURST Members of tbs gang Including $V1TH YOtr* Probulls admitted this was not their first Job. ------1— .yy MANCHBSTAr e v e n i n g h er ald , south MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1032, - V >»./ tImA, ty million dollars from 1921 to Hall disappeared between the hours gate to go with the paator of this church. HEADS A R d O n O S 1981. She urged abolition of the de of 11 and 12 last Sunday. BOLTON partment’s bureau’of foreign and Overnight Greenfield, Mass.—Three, members The Choral club will meet Monday of the Board of Registrars of evening at the basement at 8 o’clock. DEMOCRATIC POLICIES domestc cpmnlerce which she term Mra. Roger Phelpa, ha« b e ^ New York, ApriT — E r The Selectmen and town treasurer ed “Mr. Hoover's fair-haired child.” Voters of the town of Wendell sen A* P . N ew s tenced to six months in the House faUlng in health for lome time, has met at the basement Monday after nest J. Russell, St Lpulf, h|s been nominated for the pr«tfdoiQr of tha of Correction for fraud in removing been moved to Hartford to a home noon and transacted the usual monthly business. American Instate of Architects OUTLINED BY ROBINSON NebraskBr—Roosevelt leads Oexner the names 6t voters from the town for aged people and is cared for by voting list. The School committee met last which win obaerve Its 75th amtlyer- ANOTHER TINY BABE and Murray in presidential primary. a registered nprse. Manchester, N. H.—Public Service evening at the basement at 7:80. sary at the annual eonyicmtion in pear that the policy of Isolation re Kentucky—^Democratic convention Friends are extending their, sym The 4-H Poultry club will meet Washington, April 97-25. instructs 26 delegates for Roose Company of New Hampshire shows Describe Six Point Economic flected In prohibitive tariffs is to be gross operating revenues for 1931 of pathy to Miss Amelia Palmfr, teach Tuesday at 4 o’clock at the Center Mr; Rusisell would sueeesd Robert abandoned, and fair reciprocal tariff Crane, Mo., April 13.— (AP) — velt. $5,572,015 as compared with $5,363,- er at the North school, who recently school. D. Koluif New York, who ^ served arrangements entered into with a Charles Bernard St. John, Kansas Florida— Republican convention 987 in 1930. lost her father, Birdsey Palmer, of The state surveyors are working two terms. instructs nine delegates-at-large for Other nominations include D. Relief Program At Jeffer view to breaking down and prevent Hartford, Conn.—Daniel E. Jessee, Voluntown. He was ill eleven days in the southern part of the town. City’s one-pound baby, has little Knickerbacker, fhiladelikia* and ing retaliatory measures by other Hoover; district conventions name graduate student at Columbia Uni with pneumonia. Mr. Palmer had Several in town attended the Billie Jean Henderson as a pace Charles D. Maglnnls, Boston, for peoples. four Hoover delegates. versity and former Major League been Second Selectman of his town Flower show In Hartford last week. son Day Rally— Also Asks "Fourth, laws for the prevention setter 'n the race of life. Missouri—Republicans instruct 41 baseball player, appointed head foot for many years, besides serving his At the last teachers’ meeting, ma first vlOe-presideht and John C. Bollenbacher. Chicago,'and Horace and regulation of monopolies must Billie Jean also weighed one poiu\d delegates for Hoover: urge a na ball coach at Trinity college. town as assessor, board of relief and terial was given out for the teach W. Peaslee, Waihii^rton, seeand vice- be enforced. The administrations of at birth. That was March j. Pass tional convention on prohibition. he represented his town in the ers to prepare the pupils for Com- For Lower Tariffs. ing the age of one month, he now Illinois— Senator Lewis, Demo Legislature the past two terms. It mencement^ exercises. . president Frank X!. Baldwin, Wash Presidents Harding, (Doolidge and ington, secretary, and Edwin Berg Hoover have been marked by such weighs two pounds. crat, and I. I. France, Republican, isn't known when Miss Palmer will His parents,' Mr. and Mrs. G. A. are imopposed in presidential pri KILLED IN CRASH return to her school. strom, Los Angela, treasurer, were feebleness in the enforcemnt of the nominated for re-^ection. ^ Washington, April IS.— (A P )—A Henderson, say hie has normal char mary; Small leads in Republican Assistant 4-H Club Leader Wal anti-trust laws as to Justify the be 14 DIE IN WRE0[ Nominations are 1>y petition %f six-point economic relief program, acteristics and is heading rapidly gubernatorial race. ter MacClatchey baa resigned and lief that the statutes are regarded Portsmouth, N. H., April 13.— chapters. including abandonment of "prohibi as obsolete and unnecessary. toward manly vigor. Washington— Senate orders in (AP)—George L. Dudley, of (24A accepted a position in New York Charles P -mai 1 mu^ wait a week quiry into effect of depreciation of Tokyo, April 13.—(AP) — Two "Fifth, reduction of the high cost Cherry street) Somerville, Mass., state. Due to the depression there tive” tariffs and sharp reduction in before the trip to the scales which foreign currencies on American officers and twelve men of General of government is among the most was killed and John M. Mansfield*, areh’t sufficlnet ftmds to employ an tte coat of government was ad will show that twelve meals a day— assistant. Also the 4-H State Jiro Tamon’s Japanese Man difficult tasks which the Democratic trade. of (10 Syracuse avenue), Somer vanced today by Senator Robinson one tablespoonful 6f milk for each— Detroit—Common Council adopts Roimd-up will have to be given up churian force were kiiled and more Party will inherit when the adminis ville, was dying today following an have done for him since his birth, $72,000,000 budget in face of esti this year. The Ckjunty Round-up than fifty injured In the wreck of a of Arkansas, at the Jefferson Day tration of President Hoover dies on automobile accident near here. April 4. mated tax receipts of $ , , . at Storrs will have to serve for the troop train near Harbin, Manchuria, luncheon rally of the nation’s lead- March 4, 1933. The current annual 61000000 Police said their automobile side- iBist night, according to official re The doctor told his parents, Mr. Washington — House banking two. ' tag Democrats. deficit is approximately $2,000,000,- wiped one tree and crashed head- ports to the war office here today. assist and Mrs. William St. John, he committee approves creation of $1,- Joining Representative Rainey of 000. The marked divergence be on Into another on the Portsmouth- Mr. and Mrs. Lewis D. Eaton and Six of the Injured soldiers were couldn’t stand fhe exposure and 000,000,000 fund to guarantee bank Illinois, the House majority leader; tween revenues and expenditures Boston road about 6 a. m. The car Leslie Bolton attended the Tolland not expected to live, the reports handling just now. deposits. •R^resentatlve Mary T. Norton of threatens the nationsd credit. That then caught fire. Coimty Democratic as^iation said. ' I ’ New Jersey, and Mrs. Nellie Tayloe Both fathers are 18 years old.' Honolulu— Prosecution seeks to A. H. Hoffman, Maine truck driv meeting recently held at South Cov Ekirller press reports of the credit must be maintained! Both mothers are 17. trace Kahahwal murder to home of Ross, vie 2-chalrman of the party’s "Two general processes suggest er, pulled both from the blazing entry. These meetings are held In wreck said it was caused by an ex Mrs. Fortescue. different towns in the cotmty the National committee, In a severe ar- themselves as practical ways for machine. Dudley was dead but plosion, but the official version did Washington— Charles E. Mitchell Mansfield was still conscious al first Monday in every mohtb. - ralgnment of Republicain promises balsmcing the budget. First, the not mention any such cause, merely warns against bonus m currency though critically injured. Notice was rea ' at the Congre^- and policies, the Senate’s Demo abolition of departments, bureaus, saying the train was derailed and FALLS TO DEATH inflation.' Surgeons said Dudley had died of tional church Sunday by the Etev. cratic chieftain also called for: boards, commissions and offices so burned, cremating the victims. Tokyo—Harbin dispatches say 11 a fractured skull. Mansfield’s legs Mr. Taylor of the meetings of thj8 The train carried motor transport t4 tt Rigid* enforcement of the anti as to discontinue duplications in ser Japanese soldiers were killed and 50 were crushed and he was critically Religious ’Education held at Stafford ‘units belonging to Major General trust laws, use of American capital vice and activities which may be at home, a policy of non-cancella- New York, April 13.—(AP)— injured in wreck of troop train on burned. Mansfield was said to be a and Tolland Sunday. An invitation Mural’s brigade, which is part of dispensed with. John .L. Mobley, of Houston, Texas, Chinese Eastern railway. Harvard graduate. Dudley was an was read from the Andover Congre (General Tamon’s command. tlon of foreign debts and no read “The Democratic House and justment of debts except in the in general counsel for the Missouri Tokyo— Government spokesman architect and engineer. gational church to the Ordination o f The troops were returning from Democratic Senators already are Pacific railroad, was killed early to says League of Nations has ad'vised Police were unable to determine their pastor, Rev. Mr. Woodin. Mrs. the campaign against the Chinese terest of America, and re-establish grappling with this problem and are ment of higher commodities prices day when he fell or jumped from Chinese to seek direct agreement which man was driving. Elsie Jones was appointed as a dele rebels at Fangcheng. making headway. The cooperation through orderly disposition of exist a ninth floor window of the Hotel with Japan. of all parties will be required to re ing surpluses, readjustments In Pennsylvania. Columbia, Mo. — University of domestic production and other proc duce the size and number of Fed Mobley was about 55. He regis Missouri football players strike eral agencies. Second, additional esses. tered at the hotel at 6:50 o’clock after coach resigns. All the other speakers let loose taxes must be levied. Increased last night with a friend, John H. Pinehurst, N. C.—Shields, Man- critical darts at the administra tEixation is no remedy for depres Shary, of Mission, Texas, who took gin, Bell and other stars advance in KEItH’S^— — " tion’s tariff and relief measures, but sion. It is the penalty which must an adjoining room. The two men, North and South tennis tournament. only one—Representative Norton— be paid for extravagance during Shary said, visited a local club last Weymouth, Mass.—Town officials took a fling at prohibition. prosperous times. night returning to the hotel early order nearly 50 residents who have Urging abandonment of the Pro Decline In Prices today. not lived in Weymouth long enough hibition Bureau, she said the "noble “ Sixth, the imparalleled decline Both retired to their rooms and to obtain a settlement here to leav^, Shary was in bed when Informed of The Theme Song of our experiment” has cost the American in commodity prices, a process town within three months. people $370,000,000 for enforcement, which is accelerated by the ‘new Mobley’s death. He said his friend Woonsocket, R. I.—Police invest! not counting the revenue “which economics’ if it did not originate had seemed in good spirits. gate death of Anselm Ayotte, a could be had from a legalized tax therein, is perhaps the most difficult Police did not list the case as a cobbler, who was foimd mortally on beer and wine; while the cost in obstacle to surmount in attempting suicide, the record reading “fell or wounded in his shop. Annual Home-MakerMonth murders, suicides, corruption, crime to overcome depression. jumped.” Wrentham, Mass.— Summer home and prison and insane asylum up “Readjustments must come in and training camp of Ernie Schaaf, keep cannot be estimated.” noted heavyweight boxer, destroyed domestic prdHuction and in - com COLD IN WEST Have Closed Minds merce before commodity prices will by fire. “While all of this is developing,” Cambridge, Mass.—Harvard offi substantially advance. Instead of Cleveland, April 13.— (AP) —’The she added, "the leader of our coun cials attempt to unravel mystery of piling up additional surpluses, exist weather msm substituted a near- try is not sufficiently interested to how the 150-pound clapper of the ing surpluses must be disposed of in blizzard for April showers today. even attempt to discover the rem university’s official bell on Memorial accordance with orderly processes. Temperatures were at freezing A pril 1 9 3 2 edy. Men on Capitol Hill with closed That is, new domestic markets must levels and e strong wind off Lake minds refuse to read the evident be stimulated and foreign markets Erie drove a steady snowfall before handwriting on the wall.” reached by receiving on more liberal it. Streets were glazed with ice Taking the "harmful results of terms those products of foreign and minor traffic accidents were VICKS COUGH DROP new economics’ ” as his text. Sen countries which can not be eco numerous. The snowstorm ex ator-Robinson termed the Hoover . . . All y ou ’ ve hoped for in a nomically produced In this country.” tended as far west as Toledo. relief proposals as “palliatives, not Cough D rop—medicated with With Furniture Cheaper, and Groceries Cheaper Representative Rainey said Con The Weather Bureau, however, cures,” and said financial institu gress had passed a Democratic said spring was "just around the ingredients o f tions had been slow to avail them Now’s the Time to Fall in Love. measure to lower tariff barriers “by comer” and predicted rising temper X/ICKS selves of the privileges afforded by resorting to international economic atures today and tomorrow. W Vapo Rus the “Glass-Steagall Act, a Demo conventions.” cratic measure,” due to “fear which seems to have paralyzed the brains WiU Be Vetoed Complete Bedroom “It probably will be vetoed by the . of those who control the sources of President,” he said, "but it is the credit After saying a “nation-wide pro only way by which we can now ac paganda (in 1928) built up with the complish a lowering of world Outfit $95.00 myth that a letter mailed anywhere tariff^.” to the ‘Miracle Man’ would be “The dangers which confront us promptly delivered to Mr. Hoover,” are not imaginary,” he continued. Beautiful burl walnut on a large three the Arkansas Senator, vice-presi “They are real. No restoration of piece suite of rich design. Bed, Dresser and dential nominee in that campaign, confidence can compensate for the vanity included at this price, complete with world trade we have lost. We must said every policy advanced by the spring and mattress. President then “is now generally get it back in some way. We must regarded as unsouhd, and by many again bring back American capital With Every Bedroom Suite regarded as a direct cause of the to our shores and we must manu depression.” facture here in mass production and “Everything that Mr. Hoover said with trained American personnel Tffliiorrow Begins Our Spring A Pair of Pillows and Bedspread—FREE would happen failed to occur,” he again for world markets,” continued. "Everything that he Mrs. Ross, a former governor of promised would not occur has taken Wyoming, said the “electorate will place.” be alert to evidence that there is re President’s Reply lief under a Democratic administra For Goods of the Nicest, You’ll Find That Our Prices Fit Your “When the Democrats cried out tion fr^m the injustices of the that the Hoover plan to increase Smoot-Hawley Act.” BudgetiLike a Glove. mass and automatic machine pro She also promised the Democratic duction threatened to create un Party would “attack with courage, manageable surpluses and to dimin honesty of purpose, and vigor, the Coat Week ish employment, the Republican farm problem,” presidential nominee replied at In her assault on. Republican 8 piece Dining Suite Newark: ‘It Is the road to abolition "extravagance,” Mrs. Norton said of poverty’.” the Commerce Department expendi "The record of the last three tures had jumped from thirty to six- years,” he said, “ establishes the $79-50 conclusion that the economic policy of the United States as reflected in extravagant government expendi tures, in loEins to bankrupt foreign A sturdy, well-proportioned suite of governments, and in the enactment MONEY for of tariffs which have well-nigh de plain design in walnut. 66 inch buffet, stroyed our commerce, have been Every Need ; the controlling factors in producing extension table and set of chairs. e g a r d l e s s of what your depression in this country, and in money needs are, you will . causing it to extend to other find a pleasant, easy solu With Every Dining Suite spheres. ‘The New Economics’ must R be cast into the limbo of exploded tion to them at Ideal. We sup ply from $10 to $300 on your own heresies.” A 35 Piece Dinner Set Taking up his six recommenda- security without endorsers and ; tions one by one, Robinson said: our only charge is three and one- FREE ' , "Loans to foreign governments, half per cent on the unpaid ’or to their nationals of which re monthly balance. Prompt, cour payment is promised only on the teous, confidential service that theory that the United States will, complies with all State regula in some mysterious way, build up tions. There is No Advantage Now in Being Single, You Can Furnish Well the ability of the borrowers to pay, OU may choose the most should not be sought or Emcepted. convenient of our many and Still Your Purse Will Jingle. plans according to your It is better to use American capital Y e at home and escape the risks of particular circumstances. Our loss and of political entanglements advisory service is conducted for and complications which must re your benefit and will not obligate 3 piece Living Room sult from such a stupid policy, you in any way. "Second, this government should Call, Phone, Write announce a firm purpose not to can cel or readjust obligations due from Ensemble $119*50 feireign countries, except upon con IDEAL ditions manifestly to the interest of Financing Association, Inc. our own people. 888 Main St., Second Floor Substantial Reductions In Tapestry Prohibitive Tariffs Tel. 7281, South Manchester "'Third, it must be made to ap- on Spring Coats and Suits in th4 most favored styles and Sofa and chair upholstered in dull rust tapestry fabrics. of plain design— lounging chair in contrasting fig ured tapestry. An outstanding style of the sea WiUi Every Uving Room Suitos $6.98 $10.98 $16.98 son. A Beautiful Lamp FREE MANCHESTER Just at the peak of the season when your wardrobe UPHOLSTERING CO. needs r^Ienishing comes this opportunity to save real Pop the Question at Once, Sir. UPHOLSTERING dc^lars and enjoy an entire season's wear in a fashion IN ALL ITS BRANCHES Don’t Take No for An Answer. 244 Main St., Opposite Hollister St. able Coat or Suit. Now’s the Time to Fall in Lot6« Samples, Estimates Phone 3615 Let us re-upholster your fumltare equal to new and renovate the worn mattress for Sport and Dressy Models better sleep. - So. Manch^ter Sizes 14 to 20 and 36 to 48 Keith’s \ . ’ V- PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1982. He found that only in the large tbo grip and eompUcatlon Is still today befqra a flsnsfs oommlttse by cities where teachers were receiving sick with gltmd. and ear trouble. Uoyd & Gsrilaon, sismaiit high salaries were the salaries re ANDOVER Doctors Hendry and Roridan of HELSTOWN to Attorney General Mltdhell, qn DAILY RADIO PROGRAM duced on a much larger scale. WUllmEmtlc have attended her Emd the ground the present procedoiv ROCKVILLE BEixber For Fifty Years At the town meeting last week_ say It may be weeks or months be A few friends of Mrs. J < ^ Mul- WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18 (EMt«rn Standard Tima) "is vlrtuUly nothing more thfui', a William Ohls, who conducts a It was voted an additional $8^01)0 to' fore she is well. cahy gave her a surprise party n^bolesale canosUation of debts." T. M. unlMS Indicated. Proframe and etation lliu aublect to chant a be lEiid out on Long Hill road ncEir Saturday night to help her ceis- Noted Burgeon Heard barber shop in the old Wendhiser Mrs. Janet Smith and son Homer Reform of the bankruptcy law iMv Tha A fo a M ti Fr$ta) wpg roau whp Wjae wlbw wmgl woao block, has been at his trade for half the <3eprge Stanley fum . attended the funeral of Mrs. Annie brate her birthday. was recommended to dongfess. by wtar wobj wado *^bk wkro wcah wbt Dr. Prank H. Lahey, distinguish W. C. Mulcaby has entered S t 454.S^WEAF.NBC--6eO wbjf wtoo wqam wdbo wdae wxye ed surgeon and bead of the Lahey a century. Although be did not an Mr. and Mrs. Bunce have return Chadwick, widow of George (Tbad- President Hoover! in a message Feb S:K^Mountalneart—weaf 10:1v-Dr. Bundeeen—Also woko wfbl nounce the fact two of his. cus- ed to their oottage at Andover Lsdte, wick, a cousin of Mrs. Smiths’ in Francis hospital for treatment Mr. ruary 2d, accompanied by a report t:4a—Merle Thorpe, Talk-rAleo. wtai wkbw wean wdro waab wegu wjas Clinic of Boston, Meusb., was the Mulcaby has not regained bis weel wjar wtbr v^l wro wwj weal wp wmal wcao wado whk wkro wxya w m speaker last evening at the annual tomeni from Talcottvllle called on after spending the winter at the £» Rockville iSlonday. from Attorney Graeral Mltdiell rec wwne wfla 10(30—Norman Brokenehire—Alao woko Medical Association held at the him Saturday and remembered him H. (Dock place. Mr. and Mrs. William Squier at health since bis auto aeddsnt two ommending proposed cbEmges, 7:(XV—D’Avray, Tenor—^Aleo wtag wfbl wkbw wdro waab wpg wcau wjae with a beautiful bouquet of flowers. Mrs. Thonuu Lewis and Mrs. years ago and has returned fbr 7:ia—Robert Simmene—Alao wtag weel wmal wcao wade whk wkro wxys wepd Rockville House at 8 o’clock. His tended the funeriU of the former’s Which are Incorporated in the bU| wjar wceh wUt wfbr wro wgy when efrb ckao subject last night was on "Cancer," It was with the greatest apprecia Frank Hamilton were among those sister, Mrs. Kate Nordlund who died treatm ent by Senator Hastings (R., DeL) wtam weal 10:45—Btreet Singer — Alao woko wfbl Dr. Lahey is outstanding in his tion that the gift was received by who attended court in^ R^kville at' the South Ck>imty hospital in A regular meeting of HiUstown The bill. Garrison said, would 7:3»—Alice Joy—AUo wtag weel wjar wheo wkbw wlba wean wdro waab wore Mr. Obis. Thursday to hear the White-Palm Grango wll) be held tomorrow night wceh wfbp-wllt wrc wgy when wtam wpg wcau wbp wjas wlbw wmal wqao goiter research throughout the last Wakefield, R. I., Saturday. The make the procedure of discharging wwJ weal wrva wptf wle wwno wjaz wtar wdbj wado wbt .whig wtoo wqam two decades and Rockville wax At the age of 18, William Obis er case. funeral wEus held a< her home In April 14, when the first and second debtors more Just Emd would reduce wlod wfla ^ . wdbo wdae ofrb highly honored by bjs presence at entered into this trade in Stafford Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Phelps attend Columbia Tuesday afte.'noon. Burial degrees will be given. Himold Mil bEUikruptcy PHONE 6718 RICHARD G. RICH $1 RADIO SERVICE Tinker Hoilding, W. J. DALTON South Manchester 141 North Main 8L Opes Until 8 p. m. \ ^ t n f- -i;/' w MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1932. PAGEFIVEf* portant step in restoting confidence. OLEROTMAN DIES parents when a boy, and after living to RqddIng, Roxbu^, - such' .extremes' in' delaying orders tor Bingham at the time the Sena In the west several years, went to ^ )Uth Britain, Guilford, S tew that they are penalizing themselves tor attended the Chamber of Com We miut find ourselves and begin to do business in reasonable ways as if Torrington, April 13 — (AP) — New Haven, where he was gradu Creek and West Torrington. He through extra telephone, telegraph merce banquet ated from Yale Divinity school and a resldeht here 43 years. His wi4oWf UNWARRANTED STOCK or delivery charges, in order to get “ I propose a national campaign the present conditions were to con The Rev. F. Jordan, 67, retired Con gregational clergyman, died here ordained to the ministry. After his six children, twelve grandcblldi^ supplies when needed. Production under leadership of the President in tinue before we can expect improve volving cooperation of our national ment. today. A native of England, he marriage to Miss Lucy Baldwin In and eleven great grandchildren sur schedules are upset because requir came to the United States ,with his Derby on February 14, 1871, he held vive. . ‘ ed materials are not available and business leaders to restore carrying “6. Improvement does not appear CUTS FATAL, SAYS RAY substitute materials must sometimes stocks at a reasonable ratio to the to be immediately ahead of us and be used to disadvantage and with present rate of production. Such a such a campaign as I propose may resulting increased cost. campaign at this Itme appears to be have great value ac an offset to in Change S K>n. necessary and opportune. crease in unemployment." Manchester Manufacturer “The pendulum in this matter has "1. Because it is a logical step in C. L. Eyanson, assistant to the swung so far that changes for the following up work of the organlza- President of the Manufacturers As 0 Says Industry Has Lost better are bound to be made. The tipn at present headed by Colonel sociation of Connecticut, assures And nouj for the best and present seems an oppqrtime time Knox. It is a fact that manufac Mr. Ray that E. Kent Hubbard, for a national movement under the turers and dealers have reduced President of the Association, ha^ Head In Trying To Meet right auspices and, in fairness to the stocks to an’ unreasonable low level, also become very Interested in Mr. biggest dag oF smedl depositor and the worker, and restoration to a reasonable ratio Ray’s proposals and is going to talk something should be done in this to the present rate of production the matter over with Secretary Unnsnal Situations—Sees line. would increue employment as Klein of the Department of Com "My attitude is not that my own promised by the leaders of the anti- merce and also with Senator Bing Pendnimn Near Limit of cc%ipany is right and everyone else hoarding campaign. ham. Mr. Eyanson has already talk wrong. We are guilty of the same "2. The present practice in order ed the matter over with Senator unreaisonable extremes with our ing materials and control of inven Bingham. Its Swing From Normal. suppliers as our customers practice tories is uneconomical for all con with us; therefore, the need and op cerned. portunity seems to be for leader "3. Prices have been reduced to i f - ship and direction from sources high such an extent that practically no Charles Ray, president of the enough to encourage all of us to Rogers Paper Manufacturing risk in this respect would be taken change.” by restoring more normal procedure. Company who has rapidly ’The Department of Commerce in "4. Present unreasonable practices Treaeh Foot earned a reputation for be answering Mr. Ray’s letter says: apparently represent the extreme el«war« Athiatra ^oet ing a progressive and alert "You are absolutely correct in swing of the pendulum and exist Why suffer from the queer skin stating the manufacturers and deal f^***** itching of SW manufacturer in Connecticut, has largely because of determination 1^*** cracking, peeling skin, struck a keynote in analyzing manu ers are reducing stocks to an unrea and pressure to se how far we blisters. Ringworm. Trench Foot or facturing and for that matter, busi sonable low level and that if . they could go in a given direction. Fear Hand Itch, when you can avoid In- would find it possible to even carry fecuon and quiokb heal your skin ness conditions in general. He'also Charles Ray and unreason have been large fac with Dr. Nlxon;s NizodermT Based has a number of suggestions for the stocks at a reasonable ratio to the tors in bringing about the present on the famous Bnglish Hospital for betterment of business which are present rate of production, this situation. mula, discovered by a leading ^ n - erted to change these practices would result in a considerable re speojallst. Dr. Nixon's Wx- well worth considering. Mr. Ray Reatore Common Sense amazing speed, be- has given considerable thought and now. Restoring inventories to a rea vival of business.” Particular 31^ attention to the whole matter and sonable basis even in the present Talks to Senator. "5. If we are to do business wise believing that he has drawn some circumstances would give employ Mr. Ray has also been in com ly even on the present low level, we .Wfo'S’.'A'is.iaB Decorate With ment to some now unemployed or munication with Senator Hiram must restore reasonable and eco valuable conclusions, he has been nomical practice. Carrying stocks at Extra LARGE prevailed upon to make them public. increased employment to those now Singham of Connecticut and here QUINN’S ORUQ STORE Gay Cretonnes Fear Ridden working part time. with is given the proposals which a reasonable ratio to the present Turkish Towels In talkihg with Mr. Ray today he "Many buyers today are going to Mr. Ray personally handed to Sena rate of production would be an im Sooth Manchester It’s New Drapery Time! stated: Extra Low Priced Now! “There is no question but what Yards big business, little business, manu facturers and for that matter, 88c everyone, have been driven by fear 88c Lovely new patterns, sunfast to the abemdonment of reasonable Count the Ward Week sav and tubfast. Heaviest qual plans. The public has been asked ings! Extra large — 23x36 ity we’ve seen at this low to stop hoarding and put their inch extra absorbent pure price. Bright summery col money in circulation again and white 19c towels. ors. likewise it is time to ask business to stop the same methods to help put merchandise in circulation again. We most certainly need a restora Men’s tion of common sense and reason Simoniz Kitchen Light Buy! Level Wind Reel able conditions. As matters now Modem Celling Type! Pendant Black Nickel Finish! Single Hose stand, the manufacturers big and Outfit Switch with Plug. Handle! Ward Week Only at Of mercerized small and business houses are car Big $1.45 buy cotton. F i-ne rying on without reasoned pro consisting of gauge, fine fin grams. They are jumping helter- Kleener, polish 88c ish. 4 pair for skelter from one idea to another. and cloth 88c They are so gripped by fear that White enameled Holds a 100-yard they are trying to see into the holder. 8-inch line. Eaisy run 8 8 c future six months in advance before white glass bowl. ning! No angler attempting to give a decision on a Ward Week only. can pass it by! present day project that only needs Pioneer good judgment. "Let me go into detail in just one Full Size Overalls Foot Lever Cans 3-Pc. Casting Rod or instance in manufacturing. I know \ for a fact that the industries in this Chamois Better Buy Now! They’ll Bo Enameled Tubular Steel! country are runnix^g with a stock $1.39 .After Ward W’eek! Nmv Cork Grip! Ward Week Jackets that is just one jump ahead of zero. Skin Rust proof What is the result? They get a Extra soft slides, full 2:20 small order and they Immediately 88c weight. White besiege all the allied industries who 88c back, blue may have a hand in turning out Green or ivory 5-ft. length. Slid denim. .some part with rush orders, asking Kitchen Can — ing reel hand and for delivery in a length of time with 14-qt. gal- finger hook. ea. smoker vetnlzed- i n il e r Nickeled fittings. which, if they were to gtye pane ^ n e 8 8 c con'slderattoD to ' tha^ xdAleK.tiuy V.. • pail. Save! v would know was absolutely impossi Trouble ble. This same lack of reasoning is Lawn followed all through the whole mat s: Light Turnover Toasters Unfinished Stools ter, there is an interchange of tele Toasts 2 Slices! Turns Them Featuring Rubber-Tipped Legs! Sprink for home and Bargains Indeed at grams and t ‘h-phone calls that all garage, 13',^ Over Automatically. Save! go to add to the cost of production ler ft. cord. Hard Ea. Ndw propeller and avail nothing except to upset rubber handle the personnel of the various organi \ 88c type polished zations involved. 88c brass, east Face the Facts Makes perfect All hardwood - ron base. ‘ For wills and many other reasons toast! Cord and ready to paint! industry and business need coura plug attached. 24 Inches high, .. 12 inch seat. 8 8 c geous reason to face the present sit another Ward Week sav uation as it is and make the most ings! Sturdy non-tip of it. It is time to forget the years Flash base. of prosperity that have recently Grass passed and face the facts as they light Ivory Teakettles are, and from this chaos build up 5 cell, nickel Portable Ovens Shears 2 Ward Week Savings in 1! A New Improved i stable and firm foundation; check plated case, Teakettle and Double Boiler Built of Sturdy Blued Steel! unemployment if possible and pre And so 1200 ft. range. Roomy! A Ward Week Buy! toggle action pare the way for some future in- At for easier cut ?rease in employment. No one ting. knows how long it will take to get the word 88c 88c )ut of this hole, but it is certain Something new I that bu.siness and Industry must 5 3-4 qt. kettle Inside measure 88c adopt a sane, common sense pro gets around! with 1 1-4 qt. In ments 18x12 gram that will mean, for example, House set Cooker. An 12% inches. Steel that manufacturers can operate amazing value! end linings. Bath with more certainty in producing Slippers standard and needed merchandise. room Likewise by this same token, indus l^holce assort try and business can 'restock their didn’t know a ciga ment, a 1 1 Ironing Boards Unfinished Chairs Outfits styles, not all Best Value We’vo Ever Sold at Buy a Set of 4 at Ward Week shelves’ in a reasonable ratio with sizes. 'Value Solid virtUQUB present rate of production with rette could taste so good,” this Low Ward Week Price Savings! Regularly 81 Now china consists staple merchandise and in doing this up to $1.08. Eb. of soap dish, if win go a long way towards stabi one smoker tells another tumbler bold lizing the whole economic situation." 88c 88c er, toothbrush At this point we wish to quote and paper from a letter which Mr. Ray sent to — and so the good word New! Improved! Paint thorn your holder. Julius Klein, Secretary, Department Of selected wood f / self and aave! of Commerce: finished smooth. Smooth finish "I believe everything which has gets around. Cham- Top is 13x18 bardwood. 88c been said to ‘the man in the street’ > inches. ^bo withdrew his money from clr- Chesterfields are mild bray enlatlon should have been said and Shirts Smart Foot Stools Ears that it was wise to give first em One of the Radio Battery Extra Large, Extra Sturdy phasis to the need that this money er—they taste better— toughest a n d World’s Famous "Navlgntor" for Stool at thla Low Price Cartons be returned to circulation. longest wear Batteries at Kiword Savings! 180 In pack Niwd jf Progress that’s what more and more ing chambrays "Now that* this movement has age. fias 8x4. been launched, however, and has 88c been attended by a substantial smokers are finding out 88c Rich mahogany measure of success, I am of the Guaranteed t o finish; velour or 88c opinion that it would be wise to every day! Improve recep tapestry ssats. properly and strongly present to tion I Regulation 10>/|ix9>/^xl6 ins. banka and industrial companies Boys* 46-volt capacity I Electric their obligation, opportunity and responsibility to take some for Wash Solder ward steps which would really help ing to make effective the promises Shirts which have been made regarding Good quality Outfit benefits to be gained by returning cotton suiting. hoarded money to circulation. Launders and Operates o n "On the whole, those of us who wears well. iimTi* any 110 to have the responsibility of leading in 220 current. industry have not shown more cour age than the hoarder who with 2 88c drew his money from circulation for, while we have not withdrawn funds from circulation, we have field. Handy indulged in hoarding to the limit in VI*/' Shirts Fluffy, Light practically every other way open to and Fine Longwear Bed Pillows! Bench us. — they’re MILDER No Profit Drawers 81x99 inch Sheets EoMly Worth |1.19 Eaehl Vise Ea. "In most manufacturing indus For man. Jaws 1 1-3 tries, Including our own, it is im — and they Combed cotton Inch wide. possible today to sell at a profit be 88c 88c Open 1 0-8 Balbrifgans. Buy a pair—save naoret 31x37 cause the necessary volume is lack Cream color Bleached and hemmed I Ordln- inches. ing but the situation is made much TASTE BETTER irily sheets 9 Inohss shorter ars Inch slMl Filled with NEW. worse because of failure to carry bargains at 88ol 43x86 inch iterlUoed ben feathers. In or raasonable stocks on hand. This Pllloti; Cases, pair 39o. chid or green datnask tloMng. 88c means that not only are we buying ■rAlb'i . at prices that are lower than rea sonable but, at the same time, spe- Chdtt«rfl«ld Radio Program d M n g delivery in small quan ‘♦a MtatiiTHUR. TUEI. *rM. WED.ilAll tities and by methods which further Boswell Aisx RUTH increase the expense of the seller. SisTkss Guay ETTING Quick turnover of capital is wise 10i30>. m. C.I.T. 10)30 p. ffl. I. I.T. 10 p. m. (.I.r. Montgomery Ward & Co and low inventories are to be de SHILKKErS ORCHESTRA every nlphl bvt Sunday sired, but the practices followed to day are utterly unreasonable and NOIMAN IIOKINIHIU, Annevfieer 824-828 MAIN ST. ' . PHONE 5181, ; ! . BpCTfl will be ebnaged with any return to ’ ■ - - COIUMWA-NCTWORK i . ward imnnil. The point I wish to ’• ‘lyiial'lioem * Mw'Toiseco'A** make iin&at Influence should be ex- four iNei^hbor Saves Money at Ward’*—Why Don’t iW L MANCHESIEB EVENING HBEALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1982. PAOBSJ* .sao»«ltt prova to ba aa tw a aadbuB Ion, w veteran to pablic service, had 4 ianrl;rBt»r a » i M * m tturt ona, poaMbiy avatt to proAC greatly from the Business Bogged Down By greaCdr. traditional reastloa agslnaC the parQi to national power in hard IvrnittQ ^rrafS Krtkabo* was a voloaaia iidand la times. In fact. It is suspected that Trench Complex, New Idea FUUUJSHiSU BY THB Suada staaita between Java and HBRALD PR^NTINB 00»P A N f, IWO they hod looked to the New Britain It BtNAll atrMt aumamm. Ra Hlgbast pattt m a Boutb M*aeb*#tar Oogn, eieetlon for much of taspiratkin In THOMAS PBROUHON feet abdjve the sea. fe August, their efforts to carry the state next Head of New York Concern Compares Inaction Oanarai Manager 1888> Krakatoa began to fam and fUL They win have to seek that In Kountfeb ootbMr i. itVl Maiattidenipe, Nobody Head MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1982, PAGE SEVEN ists. The Minstrel half of the show tion of Helge Pearson. The popu But there are three in view, opened with the singing of the larity of the club was attested to by Murphy, McHale and Dolan. EX-PREMIER CAILLAUX GENERAL'RESIGNS They think Smith or Roosevelt FREE FAgiALS PARODIES ON LOCAL theme song, "Minstrel Days Are the great volume of applauses that With every |1 service • M a r y Elisabeth will Here Again,” by the entire Kiwanlan greeted each number. G. Albert Will surely pull them through, Murphy, McHale and Dolan. FAVORS SILVER PARLEY Manila, P, I., April 13.—(AP) — give a cream facial free. This offer is for chorus, garbed in tuxedos. The Pearson, widely known bass soloist, Brigtulier-General Charles E. Ma- Thursday, Friday and Saturday. EVEinSHITOFSHOW Minstrel got off to a fast start when sang two numbers, "Captain Strat Prescriptions, teeth or ears, ton’s Fancy,” and Clorlnda” which They’ll fill ’em up, my dears. thorst, who reaches 70 in June, re Mary Elizabeth's marcels and finger waves a member of the chorus turned in And tell you that the country needs Washington, April 13 —(AP) — signed today as chief of the Philip at 50c are greatly admired, ^'aike an appoint a false alarm that brought the Dark were roundly applauded. He also Joseph CaiUaux, former premier of pine constabulary. stmg with the G Clef in its last a new hand, ment now and look your best at the De Molay Town Fire Brigade to the scene on No local stuff to bother them. France, in a letter received today by He bad been with the force, now the run. A great to-do followed as number. dance Saturday night. Kiwanians Barlesqae Town Their eyes on Washington, Chairman Somers, expressed him numbering 7,000 men, since 1901 and step ladder and hose were broilght The most popular parodies were Murphy, McHale and Dolan. its commandant since 1927. He as follows: ___ self as in "complete agreement” MARY EUZABETH'S into play, before the false alarm with the House coinage committee’s came to the islands with the Min Politics, Chamber, Post was discovered. The firemen then THAT POST OFFICE WILLIAMS, SPIESS AND nesota volunteers during the Fili eUGCNC Oh we want an Office advocacy of an international Permanent BEAUTY NOOK settled down to a game of craps, BOWERS monetary conference. pino insurrection and later joined despite the fact that a real fire had Yes we want an Office Taxpayers’ Leagues have bosses too. the constabulary. General Mathorst Waving Rubinow BuUding Dial 8011 Office Last Night. What are we to do for Mail He seiid he was in complete agree broken out in the meantime. Chief But I know only three, ment with the “initiative which you is a native of Sweden. “A1 Joy” arrived and took charge Oh we have got signers Williams, Spiess and Bowers. Col. Clarence Bowers was named Yes plenty of signers They argue and they canvass have taken in demanding the calling acting commandant, reports were Music and songs featured the and with the assistance of Police But all of this without avail of a conference which would fully sixth annual presentation of the man E. J. McCabe, it was found But they never can agree, that Col. Lucius R. Sweet is slated Will we have to take a run way W’illiams, Spiess and Bowers. study the monetary question. Kiwanis Minstrels at the High that the smoke emanated from a over South “Without desiring to sit in judg for the post when he returns from School Auditorium last night and cigar. They say Uie electric light, will the United States, where he went Just to put a little letter in the never treat us right. ment on the different systems sug for an operation. an audience of about 700 persons Many Songs pouch So they will furnish g;as to warm gested to improve the instrument of were treated to an hilarious two John I. Olson sang “Let’s Have It may be some Cheaper our houses. exchanges—which is a controversial Some scientists attribute the de hour program that rsin a gamut of Another Cup of Coffee”, followed by But we will be weaker So every time you turn the switch matter—1 admit, and without sug cay of teeth to a diet of food burlesque and bufoonery centered on Harlowe WilUs singing “Now’s the Walking that long Mile for Mail. Who are you thinking of? ^ gesting A solution, I maintain that raised on soil deficient in mineral G A R S ; local events and people. Time to Fall In Love,” with the al Williams, Spiess and Bowers. it is urgent to examine the problem salts. Parodies Clever ready mentioned parodies. Elmer THE LORD MAYOR from its every angle, because it Sungs there were in great variety, Thienes contributed a negro spiri Oh, Meet the Lord Mayor dominates the prices from which the Machine Washed j popular songs, standard songs, paro Meet the great Lord Mayor v/orld is suffering,” CaiUaux, a tual “The Promised Land” and He’s a friend of E. J. HolTs LICENSES SUSPENDED ESTIMATES ON ALL dies, negro spirituals, sacred songs, Helge E. Pearson sang “Crosby, former finance minister also, added. classical songs and what have you. He’s Stately and Married After receiving Caillaux’s letter, Columbo and Vallee” with several And always well Carried ELECTRICAL WORK The highlights of he show were parodies. Another spiritual “There’s the committee continued its study And Repairing Given His Head is very very Bald. A list of operators whose licenses of silver and monetary metals, hear clever parodies on the hits of the One More River to Cross,” was dedi Hire yourself a nice big cutaway Free of Charge. day, “Now's the Time to Fall In to drive automobiles in Connecticut ing John Hanney, chairman of the All Jobs Guaranteed. cated to the Rec petition and the frock have been suspended for one year executive committee of the Ameri Love” and "Crosby, Columbo and next one “I Couldn’t Hear Nobody Just get one by putting your best I because of a conviction for driving can Society of Practical Econom EUGENE MYERS 9 S‘ Vallee,” poking fun at the post Wire Wheela 26o Extra Pray,” brought a flood of epitaphs suit in hock while under the Influence of liquor ists. 456 Main St. Tel. 6777 I office controversy, the Lord Mayor’s on well known locsil people. And meet the Lord Mayor was given out today at the State INCLUDING SUNDAY MORNINGS. ■ visit to Manchester last October, Mach Applause The one great Lord Mayor Motor Vehicle Department as a part the Chamber of Commerce ground All the way from MMchester. The Minstrel was interspersed of the effort to reduce this highway breaking ceremonies at the post menace. The department statement office site, taxes and the Recreation with specialty acts, opening with a PAY YOUR TAXES xylophone solo by Tony O’Bright. advised people to notify the depart Maple Super-Service | Centers petition. The “Crosby, Oh, Please pay your taxes! ment or the police in case they Columbo and Vallee” number was George Smith played a banjo solo Yes pay up your taxes! 9-11 Maple Street Tel. 3865 | and Baby ’Theresa Thrall, four year should see any of these drivers op SPECIAL VALUES parodied into "Ferguson, Hyde and Now’s the time to pay your tax. erating motor vehicles. Johnson,” taking a dig at the Re old tap dancer received an ovation Oh Clarence and George and even Bloomfield, John G. Jensen, Dun- For Thursday,' Friday, Saturday publican Party: “Williams, Spiess in twp dance numbers. Glen Rich poor Sammie, caster Road; Bridgeport, Leslie A and Bowers,” a slam at the TaX' ards's^wed his versatility as an Are looking very very vexed. Robinson, 1111 Main street; Darien, payers’ Leagfue; and “Murphy, MC' eccentric dancer and responded to Rush right up and take the check Frederick M. Schofield, 14 Bailey Pendants ...... $2.50 and up Hale and Dolan,” a parting shot at an encore. The audience was in a out of your pocket avenue: Fairfield, John E. Grabow most receptive mood last night and It will help to beat this old de Colored Mesh Bags ^ 1 l Y n the Democratic element. ski, 126 Riverside Drive; Hartford, White gold M e d ...... V ^ « vFvF Burlesques ev ry offering was applauded to the pression racket; Clayton H. Brew, 151 Beacon street; Another outstanding feature of utmost. So please pay your taxes. W. R. McLean, 511 Ann street. New Stone-Set Bracelets ^ 1 *7 ^% Manchester Building the Minstrel was the clever take-off . Qaimby As Interlocutor Yes pay up your taxes! Higganum, George Jurinick; New for the modem .Miss...... ^ X • f 9 ’ on the recent Republican caucus, a Clarence *P. Qulmby as inter' Now’s the time to pay your tax! Britain, Walter Peichert, 253 Elm nonsensical burlesgue that kept'the locator kept the show moving street; New Haven, George E. Olsen, speedily at all times and jokes flew FERGUSON. HYDE AND and Loan Association audience roaring with laughter for JOHNSON 80 Carmel street; Howard Russell, Guaranteed Fountain Pens ... . $ 1.00 \ fifteen minutes. Permission was thick and faist between the antics of 351 Central avenue; New London, the end men and the specialty acts. A party is run by many men. A sse ts...... $1,980,095 asked to hold a meeting of the But I know only three, Mrs. Morris Lippe, 41 Federal Other Fountain Pens .. and up Liberal Party in the hall. This was The Kiwanis chorus ably assisted in Ferguson, Hyde and Johnson. street; Ridgefield, Thomas Doniskk; $2.75 granted and Harlowe Willis was putting over the various solos by They.had a caucus in this hall South Manchester, Charles Rocks, Westclox Boudoir Gocks in colors. ^ 1 C C I (Reserves) ...... $42,772 elpcted moderator and Elmer the end men, coming in on the sec To i^ck a com-mit-tee, 51 Lyness street; Stamford, Robert suitable for bridge prizes...... V X eO V / Thienes, clerk. Then followed ora ond chorus of each number. As a Fergfuson, Hyde and Johnson. McKay, Box 989; Stratford, Mat For 42 years has paid shareholders 6 per cent interest. tions by Helge Pearson, who made concluding number of the program, These politicians have votes right in thew J. Bolllger, 193 Huntington Big Ben Alarm and Electric Alarm Clocks and the a plea for fair play and left the hall C. Elmore Watkins sang “Put That their hands. Road; John R. Campbell, 47 Sunny- new Big Ben Silent Tick Clock with the soft and loud New Series Starts April 14th, 1932. in a huff; Arthur Knofla challeng Sun Back in the Sky,” in a unale The Republicans will never sing side Terrace. ing the gentlemen from the south that brought an end to one of the their swan song. Talcottville, Francis J. McCourt; alarms. named "Levy” to contract bridge or most enjoyable and successful shows Vote as you will West Hartford, James A. Kelly, 4 Offices at— pinochle; C! Elmore Watklnt ha yet presented by the Kiwanis Club. But this I know Concord street; Lynn, Mass., Carl ranguing longhand loud on economy, A1 Pearson’s Serenaders furnished The ones who will decide are F. Dixon, 79A Bachellor street; So. R. DONNELLY C. E. House & Son, Inc., South Manchester, Conn. despite the protests of the modera music for the show. Ferguson, Hyde smd Johnson. Deerfield, Mass., John L. Hanmore, JEWELER Keller’s Store, Depot Square tor. G Clef Concert 206 North Main street; New York 515 Main Street, South Manchester Minstrel Show The show opened exactly on time MURPHY, McHALE AND DOLAN City, Robert Inwood, 314 East 78th The end men did splendid work at 8:15 o’clock with a concert by the The Democrats don’t make much street; Goldens Ridge, N. Y., Oliver last night and proved efficient solo< Q Clef Glee Club under the direc noise, J. Olson. New 1932 Garden Tools at 1932 New Low Prices Garden Hose G4RDEN TOOL? Steel Garden Rakes Guaranteed 50 foot coupled lengths at the SPADING FDHKS' lowest price in years. A three ply for as SPRINGTIME ITEMS low at $2.69 for 50 feet. Every length 95c 79c guaranteed. Others at Capitol ChUd’s AT NEW LOW PRICE LEVELS $2.69 $3.95 $6.00 $9.00 Garden 50 feet with couplings. 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Genuine Rain Kinf at mm lewmm Only s r - s r * 20c^$1.95 Manchester*s Seed Store $ 3 i! ! 6 0 > I ' I ' m /'.. k -'' * f ‘W t PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18,1982, tbs oustomer's doorwiy or platform. EVERYTHING DONATED RAILROAD PLANS Tbs railroad’s agsnt la sacb com- DRIVES D R K HITS Manchester’s muEty will baadle plok-up requssts. OPENFOtlffl N. Y . Stocks Local Stocks Servlcs will be overnight between FOR BENEHT DANCE A NOVEL SERVICE practlcEly all tbe communities SOUTB (7) B1AN0BE8TER Date Book selected to start It. Editor HerEd: CROSS TOWN BUS Adams E x p ...... (Furalshed by Putnam A Co.) Tbe dtles and* towns included in 1 was much surprised, even some Unemployed Fund Will Get All Air Raductlofi ••••••••##•«#•• 44 Central Bow. Hartford, Conn. (Continued from Page One) what shocked, to read in the Herald, This Week. the start of the experiment are: Proceeds From Dance At Alaska Jiu) ...... ISTi 1 F. M. Stocks that the -fine PederE BEldlng, Friday, April 15—Catholic Church town. In this manner, the rElroad Massachusetts: Amesbury, Ar about to be erected for a postoffice night at the School Street Rec. School St. Rec Saturday. Allagbesy ...... 1 announcement stated, the Boston lington, Athol, Belmont,* Beverly, Tobacco Worker In Sorry BaE( Stocks for Manchester, Connu^ wae to be Saturday, April 16—Annual seml- Allied Chem ...... 64 and Maine seeks to regain Its own ^ston, Cambridge, Cjhelsea, Chico cEled South Manchester. formal dance, Masonic Temple, by Arrangements are nearing com- Am C a n ...... 61 Bid Asked less-than-carload freight traffic, and pee, Clinton, Danvers, Easthampton, Are the residents of Manchester Plight After Spree; Other John Mather Chapter, Order of De- iletion for the modem and old fash- Am For Pow ...... 3% Cap Nat B and T . . . — 200 at the same time assist each com Everett, Fitchburg, Gardner, so ashamed of the name of their Molay. fcolned dance to be held at the School Am Rad Stand ...... 4^^ Conn. River ...... 430 — munity by helping local truckmen Gloucester, Greenfield, Haverhill, town that they wish to tack a pre Next Week. Street Rec Saturday night for the Am Smelt ...... 7% Htfd Conn Trust .... — 90 who also are beEg hard pressed by Holyoke, Lawrence, Lowell, Lynn, fix on to It? Cases Today. Monday, April 18 — Seventh an benefit of the Manchester Emer Am Tel and T el ...... 107% First National ...... 140 — outside highway competition. MEden, Marlboro, Medford, Melrose, As there never was, and never nual concert of Beethoven Glee gency Employment Association, Am Tob B ...... 69% Land Mtg and Title .. — 18 The communities selected for the Methuen, Newburyport, North will be a town of South Manchester Club at High school auditorium, as Inc. An admission fee of twenty- Am Wat W k s ...... 20% New Brit Trust ...... — 180 start of tl experiment are larger Adams, I^rthampton, Peabody, Re why change the name now? Anaconda ...... 6% sisted by Mendelssohn Singers of five cents will be made and as West Hartford Trust.. — 200 places along the Boston and Maine vere, SEem, Saugus, . Somerville, South Manchester is merEy one Alfred J. LaChance, tobacco work Atchison ...... 43% Worcester, Mass. everything will be contributed free, ' Insurance Stocks lines In New Hampshire, Massachu Springfield, Stoneham, Wakefield, of five different postoffices in va- er, of Windsor street, was before the entire proceeds will be turned Auburn ...... 61 the Manchester town court this Play, “Mystery Island,” at Odd Aetna CasuEty ...... 34 87 setts and Maine. If there 'is a de WEtham, Watertown, Waverly, lioiio pafts of Manchester. over to the Association. BEt and O h io ...... 8% Winchester, Woburn, and Worces morning charged with driving an Fellows haU, given by Sunset Re- Aetna Life ...... 21 23 mand for extension to other places, A part of the town of Bolton is The Manchester DEry Ice Cream Bendlx ...... 7% sometimes called South Bolton. Per automobile truck under the influence bekah Lodge. Aetna F ir e ...... 23 26 the railroad’s plan is to extend from ter. company has donated ice cream; the Beth S te e l...... 13% New HampsEre: Berlin, Clare haps it woEd be a good plan for Tuesday, April 19 —Special town Borden ...... 31% Automobile ...... 16 17 time to time. of intoxicants and with operating Manchester Bottling Works, soda; Conn. GenerE ...... 39 42 mont, (Concord, Dover, Keene, La- Bolton to follow the example of 6 an automobile with defective meeting at MuniclpE BuilEng, 8 C!an Pae ...... 12% DetEls of Service a. m. to 8 p. m., for purpose of vot Plnehurst Grocery, frankfurts; NationE Fire ...... 80 32 In offering this new type of rail coEa, Manchester, Nashua, Ports large and much more enlightened brakes. He was found guilty of both Case (J. I.) ...... 28% ing by macEne on consolidation of Mohr’s Bakery, buns; William Hartford Steam Boiler 35 38 road freight service in the east, the mouth, and Rochester. town, and petition the authorities at charges and must pay a total of Cerro'De Pcujco...... 6%™ school districts, foUowed by meeting Schieldge, poster and ticket print Phoenix Fire ...... 39% .41% Boston and Maine will pick-up and MEne: Biddeford, Portland and Wi’ bblngton to name their postoffice $173.77 for his misdemeanors. La- Ches and O E o ...... 13% at High School at 8 o’clock on re ing; Burke’s orchestra, music; and Travelers ...... 400 420 deliver less-than-carload freight at SpringvEe. South Bolton. E. W. ATWOOD. Chance has a wife and seven chil Chrysler ...... 8% funding of bond issue. John McConville, services as promp Public Utilities Stocks dren and is now seeking friends to Coca Cola ...... 104^^ Wednesday, April 20 — Three-act ter. Conn. Elec Serv ...... 42 46 raise the amount he must pay. Col Gas ...... 7% comedy, “The Whole Town’s TEk- Conn. Power ...... 38 40 LaChance reached court today Confi S o l v ...... 6 ing,” Community Players, HolUster Greenwich, W&G, pfd. — 60 via the accident route. He was driv Ckins G a s ...... 60% street school. HOME B U O E R S HEAR Cont Can ...... 29% Hartford Elec ...... 48 50 THURSDAY AND FRIDAY SPECIALS ing out of Hilliaro street Into Main Thursday, April 21.— OpeEng- of Com P r o d ...... 31% Hartford Gas ...... 40 — street at seven o’clock last night at two-day annual convention of State CECIUAN CLUB MUSIC Drug ...... 35% do, pfd ...... 41 about 25 miles per hour, disregard Department of Daughters of Union Du Pont ...... 33% S N E T C o ...... 118 121 EVERYBODY'S MARKET ing the “ stop” sign, at the comer. Veterans of Civil War at Odd Fel Eastman Kodak ...... 14 ManEacturing Stocks 856 MAIN STREET SO. MANCHESTER, CT. He couldn’t avoid a Cross-TovVU bus lows hEl. The Home Builders of the South Elec and M us ...... 2% that reached the comer at the oame Am Hardware ...... 18 Friday, April 22—Three-act com Methodist church met in the LaEes’ Elec Auto L ite ...... 15% Am Hosiery ...... — time and smashed into it. There edy, “Babs,” by Sock and Buskin Parlor last evening and enjoyed a Elec Pow and L t ...... 6% stone Hard Sllring were no injuries and the'damage to Arrow H and H, com. — club at High school. rare treat. ’The Cecilian club led Fox Film A ...... 2% do, p f d ...... — the automobiles was small. TEs Month. by Thomas Waxwell, sang three Gen Elec . ; ...... 15% Upon investigation, however. Billings and ..Spencer — Wednesday, April 27 — Roll call selections with fine effect during the Gen Foods ...... ^...... 33% Bristol Brass ...... - - GRAPEFRUIT . . . S (or 25c TOMATOES.... 2 lk 2 5 c Patrolman Joseph Prentice found banquet of John' Mather Chapter, evening. Gen M o to rs...... 11% do, pfd ...... — that LaChance was intoxicated to a Order of De Molay at Hotel Sheri GUes Vickerman gave an inter GUlette ...... 17% Case, Lockwood and B — Sunkist considerable degree. He further in dan. esting tEk on the British lEes, il Gold Dust ...... 12 Collins Co ...... — Grigsby Grunow ...... % vestigated and foimo the brakes on Thursday and Friday, April 28, lustrated by 200 beautifE colored Colt’s Firearms...... 7% PINEAPPLES.... 8c each Hershey 63% the truck were useless. In the tm ck 29 — “Henry’s Wedding.” comedy slides. He has crossed the Atlantic Eagle Lock ...... 17 Ripe and Sweet! he found Benjamin Baranoasky who TEl Cedars, High school. nine times and he began by showing Int Hanr ...... 18% FEEr Barings ...... — LEMONS...... 17c dozen was intoxicated also. Consequently Next Month. a view of the South Methodist Int Nick ...... 6 Fuller Brush, Class A both mer were taken to police head Sunday, May 1.—May Day Jubi church, from which place he started Int Tel and T e l ...... 5% Gray Tel Pay Station. 27 Large Heads White quarters. 0 lee at South Methodist church, when he made his last tour. Jbhns Mknvllle ...... 10% Hart and Cooley .... — Despite LaChance’s plight the sponsored by SEvatlon Army. Pictures were shown of prominent KEvinator ...... 5% Hartmann Tob, com.. — ASPARAGUS . . .2 I k 29c Kennecott ...... '...... 5% court could show no leniency to Em Thursday, May 5—Benefit enter- buildings in these countries. Espe do, pfd ...... — Green, Freeh CAULIFLOWER.. 19c cadi because of the condition in wEch he tEnment and dance, 32nd anniver cially picturesque were the views of Kreug and Toll ...... % Inter Silver...... 16 Lehigh Val Rwy ...... 8 drove the truck. Baranousky was sary of Scandia Lodge, No. 23, O. of rurE England, with its thatched do, pfd ...... Ugg and Myers B ...... 49% Blood shown no sympathy since he has V., at Orange hall. cottages, lovely flower gardens and Landers, Frary & Clk. 26 Loew’s ...... 21% been employed by the town. He was Coming Events. sheep and cattle forming a part of Mann & Bow, (Jlass A APHIS..25cNo.4lnsltet the picture. LoriUard ...... 13% do. Class B ...... given 10 days in jali with costs of Friday, June 24.— OpeEng of McKeesp Tin ...... '...... 40% From 6 to 7 pounds. $13.07. Judge Johnson who sat on two-day state convention and field At the close of the address. Miss New Brit. Mch. com ORANGES.... 2 dozen29c Lillian Black sang a solo, ^‘In the Mont lArard ...... 7% do, pfd ...... the bench this morning expressed day of LoyE Order of Moose here. Nat B iscu it...... 80% indignation that Baranousky should Saturday, June 25—State Ma Garden of Tomorrow,” accompanied North and Judd .... 100 Per Cent Perfect BUss **VBCunmized” by Miss Theodora Maxwell on the Nat Cash Reg ...... 9% Niles Bern Pond .... be getting town aid anc drinking sonic Veterans Reimlon at Temple. Nat D E r y ...... 28 himself drunk at night. Opening of two-day session of piano. Peck, Stow and Wilcox Nat Pow and L t ...... 19 Russell Mfg ...... Amad Khamis, a transient ped 16th annuE convention of the New NY NH and H tfd ...... 13 B R A IL NUTS. .2 lbs. 25c COFFEE...... 23c D). tin dler, paid $10 and costs for selling England Conference Luther League ScoviU ...... North A m e r ...... 25 StaEey Works .... gocds house-to-house here without at Swedish Lutheran church. WE HAVE INSTALLED A MODERN FRIGID AIRE FOR OUR i URGES BEER TAX Noranda ...... 14% Standard Screw .. a license. Patrolman Arthur P. Sey Packard ...... 2% do, pfd., guar., A mour made the arrest. Param P u b ...... 4% Smythe Mfg Co .. Frank J. Edgar, who was arrest TO EVEN BUDGET Penn ...... 12% Taylor and Fenn . ICE CREAM 2 ed yesterday morning for making Y. M. C. A. Notes Phila Rdg C and I ...... 2% Torrington ...... 29% DELICIOUS ASSORTED FLAVORS IN PINT BRICKS a disturbance at his aome at Spruce Phillips P e t e ...... 4 (Continned from Page One) Underwood Mfg Co 14 and School streets, was given a A public dinner is to be served at Pub Serv N J ...... 40% UEon Mfg Co .... the Y tonight at 6:30 and the Board Radio ...... 5% suspended jail sentence of 10 days, a complete plan as an entire sub U S Envelope, com placed on probation and flned $15 of Directors of that orgaEzation will Radio Keith ...... 3% do, pfd ...... be present. After the meeting stitute for the House bill, I must Rem R a n d ...... 2% and costs. He was charged with in refer you to the program submitted Veeder Root ...... toxication and breach of the peace. there will be an illustrated lecture Rey Tob B ...... 32% W Etlock Coil Pipe by E. J. FEler of East Hartford on to the ways and means committee Sears Roebuck ...... 21 He pleaded guilty to intoxication or to the ways and means commit J.B.Wil’ms Co. $10 par 58 but not to breach of the peace. “The Diary of the Flower.” Socony Vac ...... 8% Tomorrow night is the date for the tee bill, which I declared to be ac South Pac ...... 12% Police were called to the home yes ceptable to this department. Either second in a series of bridge and Stand Brands ...... 10 terday at eight o^clock and Patrol of these plans is preferable to the St Gas and E l ...... 16 men Seymour and Wirtalla respond whist sociEs starting at 8 o’clock CURB QUOTATIONS and followed by modem and old meeusure now before you. St Oil Cal ...... 17% ing found Edgar on the floor being “ If, however, the Senate finance St Oil N J ...... 22% held down by his father and brother. fasEoned dancing. Prizes will be distributed and refreshments will be committee decides to deal with the Texas Corp ...... 10% Amer Super P o w e r...... 1% He resisted arrest and in the scrap problem by taking the House bill Timken Roll B e a r ...... 14%’ Assd Gas and E lec ...... 2 Patrolman Seymour’s raincoat was served. as the basis of the revenue which it Tomorrow evening the Model Alr- Trans-America...... 3% CentrE States Elec ...... 1 torn. will recommend to the Senate, and plsme Club will meet at 7:30 for the UEon Carbide ...... 20% Cities Service ...... 5 In court today Edgar agreed to I am not to be understood as oppos Elec Bond and Share ...... 12% purpose of starting its construction Unit Aircraft...... 10% leave his folks’ home and not create ed to such a course, then I shall, of Unit Corp ...... 6 Ford Limited ...... 3% work. Last Saturday the members a disturbance there any more. course, be only too glad to cooper Unit Gas Imp ...... 15% (^toldmam Sachs ...... 2 watched a group from the Southing Judge Johnson look into considera ate with the committee in any way U S Ind A l e ...... 22% Hudson Bay ...... 1% ton Arrow Club put on a demonstra tion the fact that Edgar is receiv I can in attempting to perfect this U S Rubber ...... 3% Midwest U tils ...... % tion of the work in the Y gym. ing government aid and might lose measure, and shEl hold myself in U S Steel ...... 34 Niag Hud P ow ...... ’... 4 % Friday Eght comes the men’s it if sent to jail so consequently readiness to appear befo:e you at Util Pow and L t ...... 3 Penn Road ...... 1% meeting at which time a report will placed him on probation instead. any time you may call upon me.” Warner Pic ...... l% SegE Lock ...... % be made on the attempt to double The fine and costs totaling $28.07 M. D. Mosessohn, executive chEr- West Union ...... 33 Stand Oil Ind ...... 13% the membership through having each man of the Associated Dress Indus West El and Mfg ...... 23% UEted Foimders ...... 1% were paid. member secure one new member. tries and the United Women’s Wear Woolworth ...... 36% UEted Lt and Pow A ...... % William F. Dettenborn, of 63 Samuel Jenkins of the colored Freeman street, Hartford, again League, opposed a sEes tax. AT branch of the Hartford Y is to he "Added burdens on the manufac asked for a continuance of his case, the principal speaker and he will turers’ shoulders will certaiEy pre charged with speeding, saying his have a Negro quertet on hand for vent a revival of business,” he said. attorney could not come to iourt the muslcE prpgram. today. Dettenborn WM arrested by Norman Thomas, of New York, Pairolman Prentice on April 10 and former Socialist candidate for pres $c CUmiiyattg asked for a continuance until today ident, urged the committee to pro saying his attorney was ill. He was vide for imemployment relief in bE- Members Hartford Stock Exchange. granted a further continuance imtil R0RA6ACK ELECTED ancing the budget. Members New York Curb Exchange (Assoc.) New York Helpless Friday but a bond l $25 was de POPULAR MARKET 76 Pearl St, Hartford manded. He was seeking friends to LocE governments, he added, TO NATIONAL BODY Hartford 2-0161 Manchester 6601 855 MAIN STREET ^ PARK BUILDING raise the money this noon. cannot take care of the unemploy ment situation. He cited New York Tender Juicy (Continued from Page One) as an example, saying it did not Approx. have a dollar for relief. Cost Div. YlEd GETS FOUR YEARS Gates of Windham: Mrs. C. N. Rob Thomas urged that the revenue 8 Shares Hartford Fire Ins. Co...... $108 $7.20 6.67% SHOULDER STEAK 12V2C lb. ertson of New Milford, ex-Senator totE of the House bill should be in 5 Shares Aetna Life Ins. Co...... 115 6.00 5.22% Charles M. Bakewell of New Haven creased. 8 Shares Conn. Power Co...... 120 7.50 6.26% Waterbury, April 13.—(AP)— James A. Emery, counsel for the Maurice Mahoney, 29, was given a were elected members of the trans FRESH GROUND HAMRUR6 portation committee. NationE Association of Manufac $848 $20.76 four to six-year term in the State turers, proposed that beer be legE- Prison at Wethersfield today by The delegation Eso elected the An Investment of about $350 will return $20.70 per year Evl- following to serve as Connecticut ized and taxed to produce $270,000,- dends or an approximate yield of 6.04%. FRESH VEAL STEW Judge Newell ’Jennings of the Su ’'00 annually. perior Criminal Court on a charge members of the four major conven tion committees: Resolutions, Sena The NationE Dry (3oods Associa of robbery with violence. John Va FRESH LAMBS LIVER or tor Hiram Bingham; credentials, tion through Harold R. Young, its AARON COOK—Resident Representative. lerio, 22, of Mill street, and John James F. Walsh of Greenwich: rules, Washington representative, express Rubino of 38 West Farm street Lieutenant-Gov. Samuel R. Spencer, ed opposition “to every form of LAMRS PLUCKS ___ < _ were given suspended terms when and permanent organization, Mrs. sales tax.” they also pleaded guilty to partici^ Ernst Howe of Litchfield. (CENTER CUT pating in the holdup of Emilio Dlg- There was no discussion of a Na lianl, January 5. tional platform, it was reported aft DEMANDS A PROBE Public Defender W. W. Gager, er the meeting, and the subject of SHOULDER VEAL CHOPS 2 lbs. Igc for Mahoney said he was victim of Connecticut’s stand on the prohibi circumstances. On the day of the tion issue did not come up. OF ROOSEVELT FUND A full variety of Fish to arrive Thursday morning. holdup, he sEd the Waterbury po ______I lice had a tip that a man named Becket wanted in another part of NEXT LEAGUE SESSION (Continned from Page One) STEAK RLUEFISH the state for a shooting, was in Edlng on North Elm street. New BritEn, April 13— (AP) — Robinson of Indiana asked Sena A detective asked Mahoney to The Connecticut League of Munici tor Dickinson (R., Iowa), before the LARGE HADDOCK go up there and look aroimd. < He palities will meet in this city on Democrats brolm up the speech did so and reported no signs of the Thursday, April 21, and Mayor whether he hoped for early action on FRESIf FLOUNDERS wanted man but was sent back to George A. Quigley, president of the his resolution directing a Senate in hang around. He did so, and started organization, said today he would vestigation of presidentiE and Sena- Genuine to drink and then Attorney Gager recommend that the league act on toriE campEgn funds. BULLHEADS' FRESH EELS said the robbery plans were made. a request to Governor Cross to cEl Dickinson said the resolution was BLUEFISH a speciE session of the Legislature before the elections committee and AU to enact legislation to provide addi had been delayed because of the Dressed, lb. 11-2 lb. 1 e lb. SUES “ BOSSY” GILLIS tional sources of income for cities Heflin-Bankhead Senatorial election 21c 15c average X and towns. contest before the committee. He The mayor will bring before the added he hoped for early authoriza Strictly Fresh Newburyport, Mass., April 13. — league a recommendation that, if tion of the InqEry. (A P )—Andrew J. “Bossy” Gillis, the speclE session of the General Robinson, of Indiana, had Just be HALIBUT former mayor, whose name appears Assembly is held, an effort be made gun a recltE of the court action filed at the masthead of the “Newbury to change the statutory restriction by P. F. Kenny in New York alleg SALMON e e • e port Asbestos” as “owner, editor and which forbids mimicipalltles to issue ing that notes aggregating $70,000 SWORDFISH publisher,” was in court today bonds in excess of five per cent of were signed by him In 1928 upon the STEAKS charged with criminal libel. He the grand lists. He would permit assurance of Democratic Cluirman pleaded not guilty, was held for the bond issues in excess of the present Raskob that the signers woEd never Grand Jury and retained his liberty legE lim it be held responsible, when the Demo FANCY MACKEREL ...... 6%c lb. under $100 bail. crats broke in. Prank E. Coffey, a recently ap pointed cEl fireman, brought the BAKERY DEPARTMENT SPECIALS charge against Gillis, basing it on a Large 2 1-2 lb. loaves Delicious Jniey story published in the Asbestos In which Coffey wets cEled a boot RYE BREAD SPICE SQUARES Jelly Doughnuts legger. Coffey denied he ever sold liquor. sp e c ia lise Special 1 Q ^ Special o Gillis told Judge Nelson he had no d ozen ...... I O C d ^ m ...... 2 0 c Intention of criminally libelling Cof fey Eind sc.id the story was published only for the purpose of giving his SAVE AT OUR FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLE DEPT. readers the news. He Introduced two witnesses, John S. Robinson and Fancy Ripe Sunkist W. H. Costello, self-admitted former * Iceberg Lettuce bootleggers who testified they had TOMATOES ORANGES Large Siie Heads purchased liquor from Coffey. 2 lbs. 2 for ...... Canada is larger the Con- 23c fln \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALt), SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONN., WEDNESDAY. APRIL 18, 1981 PAGE of excitement is anticipated when nosed into St. John’s harbor today, from the Manchester Memorial hos lowed by a very interesting and in of Mrs. Snow’s brother and family, (Henry Hartnett), together with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bishop. three girls (Rhoda Fairbanks, Ether they are captured. This production having been ordered here as a result pital last Monday afternoon. structive talk on the low cost of the is an uproaring farce comedy, of the disorders of last week when WAPPING food budget by Miss Beatrice Hall Sayet and Louise Burnham), are Mrs. Eliaabeth Armour, who has “Henry’s Wedding’’ is now ready Mr, and Mrs. Eugene W. Platt rioters damaged the Colonial build been spending the past week at the of the Connecticut Food and Dairy for presentation. This show is to be also greatly excited, Susan (Mrs. ing and threatened Sir Richard Coimcil, who Illustrated her talk by H. Miller), and Lawyer Brains (Al and two children motored to An Mr. and Mrs. Eugene W. Platt en- home of-Mr. and Mr- A. E. Prink staged April 14 in Wapping Grange dover last Sunday where they spent Squires, prime minister. in Andover, returned to her home in pictures. Quite a number are plan hall and on April 15 in South Wind fred Stone) are tr ;^ g to decide :ertalned friends from Andover at ning to attend the Hartford county what to do about the whole affair, the day with Mrs, Platt’s parents, Although British naval authori For the love of Money Is ihS Jieir home in Wapplng last Satur Wapping last Sunday afternoon. sor Town hall by a cast of 125 Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Frink. root of an e v lL ^ Tlmothif 4:T.r field meeting which will be held at local people. Henry (George Bush- and Eliza (Mrs. Nathan Miller) and ties announced several days ago that day evening, Miss Beatrice Hamilton ' The Wapping Parent-Teachers’ as the Wethersfield High school under her lazy husband (Howard Burger), the Dragon had been ordered here, sociation held their regular meeting er) has bought the marriage license Worldly wait is the devil’s baiL-> r.nd Charles Phelps. the auspices of the Wethersfield Par and he and his bride (Mrs. Raymond are baking and sweeping for the the sight of the ship startled targe The Oakland Neighborhood club last Monday afternoon with nineteen ent-Teachers’ association next great event. O’Flarity (Nathan 8T. JOHN’S QUIET numbers of St. John’s residents, as Robert Burton. present After the regular business Belcher) are anxiously awaiting the meeting will be held at the home of Wednesday, April 13. arrival of Rev. Tumipseed (John Miller) and his assistant, Mlgs (Tru government officials here said they Mrs. Sherwood Bowers on Thursday meeting. Miss Elda Matchelot ex man HiUs), are on the track of the had no knowledge of the Dragon’s A prisoxmr shot his way out of ith« hibited quite a display of her art Mr. and Mrs. Harry W. Snow and Curtain) to tie the matrimonial SL John’s, N. F., April 13.—(AP) afternoon of this week. daughter, Marion L. Snow, motored knot. Jack (Luther Burnham), two Chicago bandits (Floyd Cotton trip and the report was discredited. jail at South Bend, Ind. He must Mrs. Allen Barbrick and infant work. She is a gnuluate of the Ted (John Reardon), and Hans and Emil Maslak), and a great deal —^The British light cruiser Dragon The city continued quiet today. have been broke. son retu. 'ed to their home here Hartford Art school. This was fol to Andover last Sunday to the home ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR SHOW Sponsored By The Electric Refrigerator Dealers of Manchester BF HELD IN THE FORMER HOME BANK HEADQUARTERS aOS MAIN STREET OPPOSITE THE CLOCK SOUTH MANCHESTER Thursday, Friday and Saturday — April 14, 15 and 16 This marks the second annual Electric Refrigerator Show sponsored by the Manchester dealers. The show will be held from 10 a. m. to 9 p. m. on Thursday, Friday and Saturday and Last year’s show was received with great enthusiasm. This year’s show will be even better and will be in charge of Mrs. Marirni Rowe, Home Economist of The Manchester Electric Co. more elaborate with an evtn'greeiter number of models on display. Be sure that you attend one of the three days. Bring your friends and neighbevai THE FOLLOWING DEALERS ARE PARTICIPATING: i)iii)ii))i) • • iDiimm. BARSTOW'S RADIO SHOP MONTGOMERY WARD & GO. BENSON & WELCH PAUL HILLERT, INC. ALFRED A. 6REZEL PAUL LANE EDWARD HESS POTTERTON € t KRAH JOHNSON & LITTLE THE MANCHESTER ELECTRIC CO. G. E. KEITH FURNITURE GO. WATKINS BROTHERS KEMP'S, INCORPORATED WETHERELL MOTOR SALES EARL WHEELER A specialist from Boston will - j e - lecture at 2:30 and 7:30 Thursday, the opening day^on Frozen Desert and Proper Placing of Foods in the Refrigerator. WHITEHEAD Watkins Brothers COPELAND LEONARD SERYEL Potterton & Krah G. E. Keith Furniture Co. Earl Wheeler—Edward Hess Paul Lanz \ ■ r General Electric KELVINATOR Benson &'Welch The Manchester Electric Co. Wetherell Motor Sales fS . / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13, 1932. PAGE TE N Electric Refrigerator Show Thursday, Friday and Saturday more radio trouble than any actual the new imdertaking is a factor not lished by the company for exten are potential sources of radio noise. financial condition and the con The more sensitive receiving sets source of noise. - struction of the extension and ser to be overlooked or passed over sions beyond 600 feet from its serv UNCOVER CAUSES ice lines. But, as we have said, the are even affected by the static elec vice to Mr. Levitt at the regular slightingly.’ ” tricity generated by passing auto ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR rates would not materially affect its The court did not rule on the question was not considered by the h o l d t h r e e s u s p e c t s commission and was not before the OF RADIO NOISE mobiles. Ehcactly 46 per cent of the financial structure or require a reasonableness of the rates and radio interference was foimd to re change in its present rate struc conditions which the company had trial court.” Milford, April 13.— (AP)—Picked Mr. Levitt appeared for himself sult from causes in the above class. ture. established for extensions to per Investigations Show 93 P. C. of up on the street there on a charge SHOW OPENS TOMORROW in the case, and William E. Thoms Ordinary static and broadcasting An examination of the numerous sons situated as Mr. Levitt is, hold Trouble Is Beyond Public station power failures cause more of idleness, John White, Homer <$> ing that the question is not before and Edward M. Day for the Con Cobb and Ralph Schufelt, all of authorities cited by M. A. Levitt in necticut Light & Power Company. Utilities Control. than one quarter of the radio inter the court and that the Superior ference^ while about one-fifth of the Bridgeport, have been held tmder his claim that the company was Attorney General Warren B. Bur Court w&B correct In restricting the noisy troubles of the radio fans are $5,000 bonds each on the charge of LEVnr LOSES UGHTING imder a duty to build the extension rows, Deputy Attorney General Er Investigation of complaints of breaking into the Wayside Furniture Latest Models To Be Dis and furnish him with service with Issues to those which the commis due to defects in their own sets. sion found to have been presented nest L. Averill smd Assistant Attor radio interference by Connecticut shops on the Milford turnpike here. out expense to him or any addition ney General H. Roger Jones filed power and light utilities over a Only seven per cent of all of the The Bridgeport police have in CASE IN HIGH COURT to it. played At Former Hraie al charge beyond its regrular rates is a brief but did not argue, for the period of nearly two years has re complaints received and investigat formed the Milford authorities that not substantiated by these authori “A t the hearing before the com Public Utilities Commission. vealed that 93 per cent of all of the ed by the companies have been the men had confessed to the break ' Bank Site Tomorrow, Fri (Continued from Page One) ties, the Supreme Court opinion mission the plaintiff sought to chal interference suffered by radio en found to be the result-of power and and to several other safe breaking says. lenge the general rate structure of thusiasts in this state results from light equipment. A large number of jobs In Bridgeport. White hawi a slon in such a way as fairly to ap ‘A moment’s consideration shows the company and renewed that ef HOLD ROCKVILLE MAN electrical and mechanical equipment the complaints were based upon cut on his right hand. Blood stains day and Saturday— 12 prise it of his claim, and upon an that the application of such a prin fort before the trial court upon the not owned by the electric company what the radio owner believed to be were found on a window in the appeal from its order must raise the ciple, at least as applied to a com appeal,” the decision says. "Had the Hartford, April 13. — (AP) — and from other causes completely a “leaky” transformer in his neigh shops through which the men who issue before the court by propfir pany with charter authority to serve plaintiff been entitled to the ex Charles Louis Daublin of Rockville beyond its control. borhood. It so happens, however, opened the ^ e had made their exit tension he sought upon the basis Dealers Cooperating. pleading. The plaintiff is not a cus a large rural area, would be im was arrested by State Policeman The investigations have shown that transformers do not “leak,” by breaking out four panes of tomer of the Connecticut Light & practicable. If the company were of the regular rates established by that faulty wiring, household elec and in nearly all cases the trouble glass Monday night. Thomas Abbott of the Stafford bar Power Company and regarded as a under a duty to build extensions so the company, the reasonableness of tric appliances, neighboring ma reported in these complaints was The Manchester Eleceric Ctom- 1 prospective customer he did not long as its financial or general rate those rates would only have been of racks on the charge of breaking chinery, doorbells, oil burners and due to some cause beyond the con Peace in China now seems as ■pany will conduct the annual elec bring before the commission or the structure was not affected, it could moment as they might be involved and entering. even the ordinary switching on and trol of the utility. The "leaky sured. 'i'he only obstacles left to tric refrigerator spring demonstra trial court the reasonableness of very likely for a time build exten in a determination of the reason In c^fault of bail he was taken off of electric lights in one’s own transformer” although mythical, be overcome are the Japanese army tion Thursday, Friday and Saturday the general rate schedule of the sions as they were requested. But a ableness of the special rates estab to the Tolland County jail. home or in those of his neighbors has undoubtedly been blamed for and navy. of this week in cooperation with 12 company in such a way as to require of Manchester’s refrigerator deal situation would inevitably be it to be considered.” ers. The show will be held from ID reached where' the construction of •io’clock to 9 p. m., daily, in the form- The decision of the Supreme further extensions would affect its “er Home Bank and Trust Company Court sustains Judge Alfred C. financial and general rate structure. ton Mein street. Baldwin of Superior Court, who When that situation arose if its fi Better Features heard the appeal frou. the commis nancial or'general rate structure is ' New models and new and better sion in Hartford and dismissed it. not to be affected, two courses would features in the large line of electric The Connecticlut Light & Power be open, either to permit the com GENERAL /refrigerators, will be shown by the Company serves a considerable pany to refuse any further exten Jattendants during the three day number of country towns and has sion where service upon it consid ;* event. Economy in operation, "quick established rates for Its customers ered by itself would entail a loss to ^freezing, gleaming white porce- in them, with special provisions the company or at that time to ap ^jlain, automatic lighting and auto governing service where extension ply the very principle followed by ELECTRIC matic operation are some of the lines more than 600 feet in length the commisrion in ^ s case, t5 re ioutstanding features to be shown are required. Under the Jatter pro quire of the company thereafter to iprospective purchasers. visions customers are served at the make only reasonable extensions. Refrigerator 5 Montgomery Ward & Company regular rates if they will agree to Measurenmit of Duty 3 will feature the Trukold refrigera use a certain amount of electricity "The first alternative,” says the tor with the new reciprocating, hor for each 100 feet of the extension court, "would be to discriminate OFFERS.... izontal type unit, extremely quiet or, if the customer does not wish between those desiring extensions land with no belts, gears or fly- to use that amount at an increase solely upon the basis of the rela jwheels to bother. The Trukold has over the regular rate based upon tive order in time at which their SLIDING SHELVES jbut three moving parts, triple cush- that will make it easier for you to put the length of the extension beyond requests were made and the second, lion mounted, and runs in a con- your food away and to get the dish at 600 feet; or, if the customer pre would, on the one hand, to a con •tinual bath of oil. This box does not the back of the box. fers, he may pay the company the siderable extent make the same dis '.create radio disturbance. cost of the extension in excess‘ of crimination and, on the other, • Door Unique 600 feet; and provision is then made 1 The George E. Keith Company would merely postpone the applica for an adjustment of the charges tion of the test of the reasonable STEEL CABINET trith the new Leonard electric re- if others are then or later served by Built to give lifetime service. ifrigerator will add an extreme ness of requiring the particular ex the extcj'Sion or street lights are In I touch of modernness to the show tension. It is generally recognized u'v.ith several distinctive features, stalled i %.n it. that in determining whether or not MONITOR TOP 'outstanding among which is the Estimates of Cost a public service company is to be Mr. Levitt’s home is updn a little required to build an extension to Atiraneeel Betria^ratton ^ Ail the mechanism is sealed in steel and iLen-a-door, a new door-opening fea- requires no attention, not even oiling. tture, built-in at the base of the box. used country road. The nearest serve a customer or customers the I Other features in this new box are service line of the company is 3000 question is whether, in view of all .the vegetable crisper, ultra modern feet away and between the line and the circumstances of the case, it I chromium plated hardware and an the house are no other buildings is reasonable to compel it to do so. NEW LOW PRICES FRIGIDAIRE That place the accepted best within 1 unique egg basket, which might require service. The The question of a public service j Watkins Brothers will show the next house beyond Mr. Levitt’s is corporation’s duty is not one which reach of new millions. ,Norge and Whitehead refrigerators, about 3000 feet away from it with is determinable by the application “PRODUCT OF GENERAL MOTORS” I the former showing exdusive no other possible users of electricity of any such simple test as ‘will the 1 mechanism in the RoUator, with its between. Construction of an exten proposed new service be immediate I extra cooling power, and the White- sion line to the levitt home would ly self-supporting or remunerahve?’ See the New Models on Display at 'head refrigerator with the hermeti- cost more than an ordinary line be Its duty is measured by what it jcally sealed electric drive, positively cause it would have to run through ought reasonably to be called upon BENSON and WELCH air-cooled and automatically con- woods and over rocky soil. The es to do. The test sets up reasonable strolled. timated cost is $1332.71, with $119.40 ness as the standard, and in its ap j Other Models being the gross annual revenue at plication here as elsewhere it takes KEMP'S, Inc. V GENERAL ELECTRIC STORE ] Alfred Grezel will show the May- the regular rates charged by the into accoimt all relevant circum ijtlower, the new period-styling refri company and the estimated annual stances and his no definite or pre 763 Main Street 10 EAST CENTER STREET D IA L 5494 gerator with extra-thick insulation expense of providing the service cise measure. It is clear, however, iand colonial hardware. $151.21. that in a case like the one before t Kemp’s and Hillery will demon- The electric. company is In good us, prospective future returns from ' strate the Frigidaire, presenting un- ; usual features in lustrous, durable' 'Moraine finish, acid-resisting inner j porcelain and new self-sealihg tray 1 fronts. ' Mason Wetherell offers for the FOR season just opening, the Kelvinator : with the world’s fastest freezing THOSE WHO WANT record of 80 minutes, and the auto- '■ ri’.atic 4-zone cold temperatures. Kelvinator has been in the refriger- THE FINEST ; ating field 18 years, and built the ! first successful domestic electric re frigerator. Potterton & Krah and Paul Lanz offer the Copeland refrigerator, using exclusively Freezol (Iso- Butane) the most efficient refriger- . ant for domestic, use. The use of j Freezol allows the use of a single- ■ cylinder compressor, running at slow speed, for extra long life. 15 Features COPELAND Williams Ice-o-Matic refrigerator will be displayed by Johnson & Lit tle. Ice-o-Matic has 15 great fea DEPENDABLE ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION tures, prominent among which is the possibility of placing the refri gerating unit either on top or below the cabinet. Earl P. Wheeler will display the economical Servel Hermetic refri Gives You These gerator, requiring no attention. The simplified mechanism has been pro tected and sealed. The General Electric all-steel re frigerator with the famous monitor top, easy-sliding sheives, acid-resist 12 ADVANTAGES ing interior and the three-year guarantee will be demonstrated by DEEPLY EMBOSSED TOP COPELAND COLDIAL —Unobstructed— permits enclosed Benson & Welsh. — Accessible andconvenlent—dirert installation— movidet usable shelf John F. Barstow will present the you tvanv a acting—enclosed within the cabinet. }ace. Available in colors to match inew Majestic refrigerator, with the Regulates temperature, speeds ice 3ecorative scheme o f your kitchexb ■ new rotary compressor capable of freezing and pennita easy defrosting. ■ producing 70 pounds of ice melting AUTOMA'nC LIOHTINO 1 effect in 24 hours. The Majestic PLENTIFUL ICE SUPPLY —Interior automatically flooded with ! comes in four new models in Elasto — Ice cubes are quickly frozen—and light as food compartment door ii quickly ejected from flexible rubber ior porcelain enamel. opened. Permits inventory at a glanceu argain tray. The double-depth tray may be Light goes out when door is closed. Demonstrations used for ice cubes or frozen dairies. The Manchester Electric Com- COPELAND WATER CHILLER ipany will have on display the new COPELAND COLDRAWER —Makes cold drinking water avail, t model Westinghouse i^th the new I f you have d ^ d e d that yonx investment in ioeless — ^A large, near-zero compartmentfor able at touch o f faucet. No plumbing ! built-in crisping pans, new rolling Btoringfrozenfoods, preservingmeats connections needed. Canberemov. j shelves, encased in the new all-steel, refrigeration should be a modest one, then by all and poultry—for freezing desserts e^ cleaned and replaced with ease. or an extra ten-pound block of ice. jnew-lighted cabinets, m o m * see the new Kelvinator **K** Modds. j Mrs. Marion E. Rowe, Home COPELAND COLD-TRAY CONVENIENT SHELVES ] Economist with the Manchester — Serves triple purpose. A cover for —Copeland design permia convert, [Electric Company will prepare Here yon will find the principal fieatnxes of some of the hi^iest the Coldcrlsper. A tray for foods. lent shelf height—no stooping to peer ! frozen desserts in the 13 electric re- A receptacle for catching drip when at too-Iow ahelves. Bar-type ^U s paced electrie refrigerators MAKCHESTE|l EVENING HERALD, SOOTH MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL IS, 1882. Electric Refrigerator Show Thursday, Friday three grsmdsons, Monroe Jr,, of eats 12 meals dally. Each consists I is he a glutton, but he’8 super MANCHESTER STUDENT Weetogue, and Dickenson G., €ind of a tablespoon of milk. fluous, because the Zoo is expecting HEBRON Bradford S. McNulty of Westfield, New Philadelphia, O.—Two islands a new buffalo any day now. and a sister, Mrs. Francis G. Waldo Queer Twists have gone traveling. They moved IN LOWELL TECH SHOW Twelve clergymen of the New of Hebron. Fimeral services were eighty feet down the Tuscarawas I GOV. CROSS INVITED London Archdeaconry held a cleri- held at the home in Weetogue Tues In Day's News river. Residents figure heavy rains cus at SL Peter’s Episcopal ctairch day afternoon at 2:30 o’clock. Rev. aided their wanderlust. Frederickton, N. B., April 13.—^ Jdhn F. Lathrop of Lilley E. Knox Mitchell, Jr., officiating. Tuesday. The Rev. J. R. Jones of Charleston, W. Va.—D. C. Cole (AP)—Governor Wilbur L. Cross, o f Danielson celebrated the Holy Com Burial was in Cedar Hill cemetery, man doesn’t say detectives are Street Has Role In Produc Conilecticut, has been invited to tion of "Square Crooks.” munion at a service held in the Hartford. Mrs. Waldo attended London—One of the things the dumb, but he isn’t taking any church at 11 a. m. The clergy then the funeral with her son-in-law and Gloomy Dean is gloomy about is chances. He dropped in at police come to New Brunswick this year adjourned to the rectory where a daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Asa W. certain modem art. Hitting “sculp station to say some meame had to spend a week, as the guest of John F. Lathrop of 18 Lilley business meeting was held. A EUiSkOf Gilead. Mr. Waldo, who is ture apparently modelled on the Lieutenant Govaraor H. H. Mac- street, this town, a senior at the in falling health, was unable to at stolen his salt and pepper suit. With luncheon was then served by the early efforts of African savages” him he brought a package of salt I Lean. Lowell Textile Institute has been women of the local Parish Aid Soci tend. and “paintings which seem to be I Last week the lieutenant gov- given an important part in the play and pepper, carefully mixed, so the ; ernor received from Governor Cross ety, the menu consisting of salads, Edward A. Smith was leader of the work of mad mathematicians,” sleuths couldn’t go wrong. NORGE and “Square Crooks”, James P. Judge’s sandwiches, deviled eggs, cake and the Christian Endeavor meeting at Dean Inge of St. Paul’s hopes j two baskets of flowers, with the famous mystery comedy which is coffee. A discussion of questions the center Sunday evening, with the Grand Rapids, Mlch.-^When is a i greetings of the State of Connecti- they’ll “be banished to the bath buffalo a white elephant? Answer: I cut. In his letter of thanks, the being put on by the Textile Play relating to the work of the church topic “How Shall I Use Sunday?” room or even further.” ers in the Lowell Memorial Audi was held later. Mr. Smith is chairman of the When he eats too much. The Zoo is ' lieutenant governor extended the In- torium on Friday evening, April 15 Mrs. Lewis W. Phelps of Andover citizenship committee and repre New Haven, (Jonn.—Chimpanzees trying to give one away. Nof. only I vitation. • WHITEHEAD He is to interpret the character of was the guest of the Misses Pendle sented the committee as leader. are manneriy—if you keep your eye "Harry Welch.” ton and Mrs. Anne C. Gilbert, Tues Other members are Mrs. Della Por on them. Yale savants studying /' This is Mr. Lathrop's second year ter Hills, and Albert W. Hilding. In them say they eat like gentlemen day. when attendants are watching them, ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS in the Textile Show which is a sig Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hilding of a short business meeting following nal honor for this is the most im the service the Misses Stella and but when they think no one’s look New York City spent the week end Stanlie Johnson, and the Misses ing they snap food at each other THE NEW portant event sponsored by the Tex at their country place here. tile Players yearly. He has taken a Thelma Cummings and Rose Motz with their spoons. Frank Connell who is employed were appointed delegates to the very active part, noi only in the on the aaude W. Jones farm was Kansas City-^ Charles Bernard Christian Endeavor Convention to St. John is a frequent, if not a See them tomorrow at the scholastic field of the cchool but also taken to the Manchester Memorial be held at the Central Baptist LEONARD in extra curriculum activities. Dur Hospital a few days ago, suffering church, Norwich, April 29, SO and hearty eater. Charles, who weighed ing his four years there he played from a serious heart trouble. May 1. one pound at birth eight days ago. L E C T football and this year had the covet ’ The Rev. W. O. Kierstead of ed honor of being president of the Joseph Cote of Montreal, Canada, Manchester Electric Co.’s Marlborough officiated at the Con employed by Robert F. Porter in his Textile Players. He is a member of gregational churches of Hebron and saw mill work, is making his tem the Executive Council of the student Gilead, Sunday. His sermon was porary home at the summer shack body and a popular brother in the on “The Christian Life.” Herbert belon^ng to Harold Cummings on Cooking Class Delta Kappa Phi fraternity. He is Porter sang an offertory solo, the H. C. Porter property. Porter taking the chemistry course at the “Teach Me To Pray,” at the Hebron Brothers have finished sawing on school. center church. Bull Hill, Westchester, and will Allan L. Carr, reader at St. move their saw mill to another lot. Peter’s church, preached on “Christ, the Good Shepherd,” at the Sunday morning service. The Misses NEW START Nancy Kulynych and Sophie Pom- Girl prowitz sangf an offertory duet. He* LOW AT Leadeth Me.” Electric The marriage ^of Miss Alice PRICES 8149.50 Scout Thompson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. August Thompson of Mans News field. to Harold D. Kneeland, son of RefrigeratiiMi Mr. and Mrs. John D. Kneeland of Lebanon, took place Friday, April W z C. F t S. at 8:30 p. m., at the home of Net Justice H. Clinton Porter, who per A The annual meeting ol Uu- 'Girl formed the ceremony. Miss Myrtle Scout Council on Tuesday after Palmer of Storrs, a cousin of the noon was attended by 16 members. bride was bridesmaid. The best NECESSITY The annual reports of the officers man was Harland Thompson and committees show an increase in a brother of the bride. ’The Girl Scouts and Brownies the last bride wore a brigade blue can IN EVERY year, and much enthusiasm and ac ton crepe costume. The brides- Only Leonard Has the Len-A-Dor tivity in all branches. I maid’s dress was of white flowered Just think of being able to step to your handsome, snow-white Plans have been made to hold a ’ chiffon. During the ceremony Mrs. MODERN Leonard, with both hands full of dishes, and simply by touching ceurd party at the Y. M. C. A. on ' Mary E. Cummings played Lohen a shiny lever with your toe, have the door swing open. That’s April 27, to increase the funds for grin’s Bridal Chorus. The groom, AMERICAN Che LEN-A-DOR—Leonard’s exclusive feature. And there are Girl Scout work and especially who is a graduate of Lebanon high many others which you would like to see and which we would like camping. The report of tlic nomi school, is employed at Storrs, V to show you. You’ll want them in your kitchen. nating committee was given and where the newly married pair will the following officers were elected make their home. HOME for the ensuing year: Commission The place owned by Frederick A. er, Mrs. Charles Oliver; first deputy Rathbun near Hebron village, con commissioner, iirs. Frederick sisting of dwelling house, farm Snow; second deputy commissioner, buildings, and 69 acres of land, has Mrs. J. Clarke Baker; secretary, been transferred to Lewis W. t i p s Mrs. Russell Hathaway; treasurer, Phelps of Andover, stale auditor, iihs 1 S T Mrs. Ed' -d*®r6isifta • t( A f . , •» V . f PAGE TWELVB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 198X A Bit of Holland in U . S. GLORIFYING 4 L mfln HunTGR/ YOURSELF BY MABEL McELLIOTT 1952 »r MU tavKt me. Olive Roberts . BIAKE UP, AND PERK UP ______BY N£A SiERVIC€.INC. ^ BEGIN HERE TODAY san’s real holiday. Of course she gers fumbled their transfers, and at e The first conscious effort you SUSAN CAREY, stenographer in would have no actual vacation this every cross town line there were —Sun and Air for the Son and Heir—. -Children need to run, to adid0»:-4ff should make to get back to normal the office of ERNEST HEATH, ar year since she had only started to maddening waits. fplay ball, fly kites, play tag, mar* cy, after the Influenza or other chitect, lives with her AUNT JES work, but it was enough for her at Why she was so excited at the Have your children a place to hies, and all sorts ot games. T h s| ; SIE on Chicago’s West Side. BEN prospect of an evening with Waring spring sickness, is to make up. play or does your garage take up need to get in touch with Mbthes the moment to feel the exquisite im It may be pleasant to lengthen LAACPMAN, moody young musi portance of being mistress of her Susan could not have exactly said. nine-tenths of the back yard? I Earth and let Father Sun shine lUl cian, admires her and introduces Perhaps it was his reputation as. a the period of convalescence. You hope not the latter, because cars over them. own domain. actually may enjoy being babied. her to a Bohemian crowd which she lady’s man, gleaned from hints be stored any place and children And speaking of playgrounds why There came, however, the inevit But, you owe it to your own self- can’t, or shouldn’t be. Every child finds rather tiresome. JACK W AR dropped by Pierson. Perhaps it was not get busy while the inspiratloa able day when Rose, always popu respeCt and to your family’s con in the world needs sun to play in— ING, employed in the same office lar and in demand, telephoned that the memory of the dozen and one of spring lasts and do a little home cern over your condition to be val sun, and sun, and more sun, and pre carpentering ? It tnlly takes « as Susan, tries to flirt with her but she could not get home for dinner. daily telephone csdls which he re iant. The first minute you begin ferably not in the street. smooth board and a box to make a she discourages him. She finds she "I see. Of course you must go. ceived. Most of the voices were to use make-up, that very minute I am perfectly frank in saying is beginning to care deeply for BOB provocatively feminine. Susan could seasaw and another to make a slide* Have a good time and don’t be too you begin to get weD, pshycho- that apartments are no place for If your ground is ^ m p a few boardfl Dl'NBAR, young millionaire whom late. No, I won’t leave the door not help hearing Warlng’s part in loglcally. children—unless they are equipped or a piece of oilcloth anchored dowa she met at business school. At open. You ring twice and I’ll hear some of these conversations. He with a real honest-to-goodness play will medte a fine dump for sand* lunch one day Bob is interrupted in called all of them “darling,’. She I suggest that you use the oiliest you.” Susan’s tone sounded cheer make-up materials you can get, ground, or there is one within easy You can buy all these tricks at the a declaration of his feeling for her knew that and was a little con and safe walking distance. Tiny ful but she hung up the receiver for a time after the fever has left store tind tiiey are away down la by the arrival of DENISE ACK- temptuous of it, believing in her children who cannot reach public with a sense of dismay. The long you. Your skin needs help in get price too, but even so, vyrho has any ROYD, also wealthy. Susan is ter young arrogance (and who shall parks or playgrounds and who have summer evening stretched out ting back to a normtd oiliness. money? Don’t do without them, ribly disappointed. Bob does not say not rightly?) that the charming no one to take them should have a emptily before her. You can use some of those pleas though, just for that. Turn inventor telephone, departs for Europe. MRS. Elnglifh term of endearment should yard, a clean healthy one too, not a She stood up to find Jack Waring ing cleansing creams that are and let the children help and sea HEATH, wife of Susan’s employer, be reserved for the chosen one in place filled with ash cans and gar twinkling at her. translucent, smell - nice and melt what a Coney Island you can have calls-at the office and snubs the stead of scattered to the crowd. But bage cans and odd boards. A young at home. “What’s the matter? Somebody at the touch. Next, use a regular girl. stand you u p ?” he bantered. Susan ever since the day when the man couple with children or who expect Garden sets? Well now, there'a cold cream, even one of the pas to have them should consider this NOW GO ON WTTH THE STORY shook her head. had shown such sympathetic imder- a real idea! x’’ou can get them at teurized type, to give your skin a matter first when house hunting. CHAPTER Xni “The girl who’s staying with me standlng of her position—the day the five and ten, or at other places little massage before you make up. Do not allow me to discourage for very little. AJid seeds are cheap. while my aunt is away has a date,” Mrs. Heath had so unmercifully You will be surprised how much Aunt Jessie was going away. It you if you live in cramped quarters But don’t have a hybrid, invitts- was astonishing but true. Her sis she explained, hoping her voice snubbed her— Susan had come to of this is absorbed! take a more charitable view of him. where the children cannot get out your-friends-for-tea garden that the ter who lived in a little towm in didn’t sound as forlorn as she felt. Wipe off what isn’t taken up by enough. I know how this very ques After aJl, she argued, men couldn’t children aren’t allowed to profane—• southern Illinois had undergone a The man smiled. the skin. Then use a very mild tion worries many parents. "Victims not unless you have room for both. rather serious operation and was “ Come along with me,” he said all be alike. She began to feel that astringent, or even just cold wa of circumstances they just cannot she had misunderstood Waring. I love beautiful gardens but I love convalescing. She wanted Aunt casually. “ Some friends of mine are ter. Many astringents are far too make the change and it is certainly children better. Their own gardens Pierson said Jack’s wife had given Jessie to come. driving out to a place on the Wil- drying for your face right now. too bad. Some day things may be should not take too much of the him “ a dirty deal. Maybe that was What looks like a group of Dutch maidens in the bulb flower fields ot “I declare, it doesn’t seem right!” waukee Road where they have Holland above is a scene from the bulb country of western Washington, Use a cream face “finisher.” different. play space either, by tt way. true. Aunt Jessie kept saying over and grand music. I’ll take good care of near Seattle. Thousands of acres of daffodils, tulips and other bulbs are These come under a half dozen dif But I am urging all those who are Spring, sun, children! Get them over. “ It seems a pity you couldn’t you and get you home early.” It was at this stage in her re ferent names. All are liquid, some undecided or who are in a position together—and lot on the street* flections that the car, jerking, now in bloom, and the raising of bulbs in that section has become one of go and stay with the Miltons in Susan hesitated. There was no Its leading farm Industries. what thick, like a thin custard, to have a yard to put the children Streets are no place for play any stead of having Rose come over denying it, the prospect was allur wheezing, and groaning, reached most of them are fragrant and all first. If you are considering two more— this year speeders are worse here. But what with those cousins ing. In addition, the man’s tone and her comer and she was glad to have enough oil In them to give houses Emd one has a first class than ever.* City councils are trying alight, finding the air under the you a smooth surface to work with garage and no yard and the other a of theirs visiting from Des Moines manner were so quietly reassuring, than usual, and, as alwajrs, perfect to reduce expenses, but never mind, locust trees of her own block much when you make-up. first class yard and no garage, make I suppose we can’t help it.” She so nearly paternal that she felt ly turned out. when times get better I shall start more agreeable than that of the In addition to this, you can use up your mind, I entreat you, to use my old hammering again for the sighed again, frowning, folded her rather silly as she demurred. Susan closed the door of the cot trolley. liquid powder, if your skin still shank’s mare for a block twice a “neighborhood park” in every other best Philippine nightgowm and “Nonsense,” Waring said briskly. tage primly behind her. Aunt Jes In her own room, she wriggled looks flaky. Wipe off all the ex day for the automobile and give the block! That is what cities will have wrapped her bedroom slippers in “You just say ‘no’ as a matter of sie had always told her that a lady out of her clothes and ran the tub cess, when it dries. Try a brighter garage space to the youngsters. to spend money on before long. tissue paper. form without thinking. I can see never receives a gentleman at home almost to the brim. She was glad rouge than you have been using. ______L V "I don’t see why you make such that.” alone. Waring smiled suddenly as Rose had given her those geranium Touch up with a brighter lipstick. a fuss,” Susan said capably, trying His conjecture was so close to if he caught the reason foir her scented bath crystals for her birth Partial French embargoes on You 1^11 feel perked up the min you can reach, in the back, up to to help and not succeeding very the truth that Susan flushed. After abrupt gesture. day. It was her favorite s^ent. If American goods imder quotas en ute you see yourself. This making your hairline and across your shoul well. “You always say yourself that all, wasn’t It foolish of her to go “I won’t bite, you know,” he said everything had irked her on the forced overnight leave the future of up during convalescence Is a ges ders. Last, but not least, pat the Rose is so sensible, and after all you home alone, eat an uninteresting with mild raillery and Susan went cheeks either with your hands or a homeward ride now everything business imcertaln and make It im ture worth trying! won't be gone more than two and solitary supper and moon about commercial patter. Try all kinds if seemed suddenly right. How lucky scarlet. It was annojdng to be so possible for importers of American weeks.” waiting for Rose to return, when transparent. you want to get back to healthy it was that her flowered chiffon, her goods to carry on. Post-Illness, Beauty Aunt Jessie kept grumbling that friendship, gaiety, music and laugh As she ran down the steps with beauty soon. only “party” dress worthy of the —Harold Smith of the American Doctors’ bills and others have a THE it didn’t seem right and she de ter were hers for the stretching out her escort she forgot everything in name, had been returned from the Chamber of Commerce, Paris. way of making you think you had clared she was at her wits’ end. But of her hand? Irrationally she won her sudden surprise. ‘ There, jaunti cleaners the day before! How lucky, better forget your looks and put all ^ e went nevertheless. This was on dered if this had been the way Eve ly perched in the rumble seat, a it was she had washed her hair your money into paying up, after t o id a y SMART a Sunday morning. After Susan felt about the serpent. Then she jaded looking young man at her Bankers have been called to Monday night! How lucky she was you’ve been sick. had seen her aunt off at the dismsil smiled and shrugged because the side, sat Ray Flannery. Washington and at nights have been Well, it won’t break you to get to have a natural wave, intensified drilled on the testimony they were old station she came back to a house metaphor was so far-fetched. Jack “Hello,” chirped Ray. ‘Tm starv your face and hair reconditioned by the summer heat so that all she to offer at hearings before the com strangely empty and quiet. She Waring in his conservative dark ing. Let’s step os it!” after sickness. And, frankly, it will SHOP walked through the prim, familiar suit, perfectly groomed and agree had to do was press her fingers in mittee on the banking bill. A l W l t e ^ Y (To Be Continued) make you feel so much better that state Theater Building rooms with th ■ sensation of seeing ably friendly , was as little like a to the little ridges to make her — Senator Carter Glass, author you won’t worry yourself into an them for the first time and when serpent as anyone could possibly head a dark, shining, cap of un of the banking bill. other sickness about your bills. Rose came over to join her at a imagine. She was seized with an dulation ! At least, have one good facial as lazy, two o’clock dinner the kitchen imcontrollable impulse. “I’ll go,” she New York had the Democratic a treat to yourself on your first day GERMAN ATTACKS FAIL fang with the sudden, foolish, irre said. “I’d love to.” She was ready long before seven Daily Health convention in 1924. It had a candi back at business. sistible laughter of tw’o young things He was so businesslike about it o’clock. While she waited she be date in 1928. New York^ doesn’t ■ Just taking that time out is good On April 13, 1918, British troops feet free. all, putting her address down in his gan to feel the agitation of a diver want to hog everything. for your ego. Lolling back while recaptured a portion of Neuve Eglise They used the best embroidered small notebook, that Susan banish about to take the great plunge. Her Service —John F. Curry, “boss” of someone massages, laps, caresses after fierce fighting with the ad tablecloth and the thin cups which ed as idiotic the suspicion that for mind revolved in busy whirligigs- Hints on How to Keep Well Tammany Hall. your face with fragrant imguents Is vance German detachments who had seized the town during the previous Susan’s great - grandmother had an instant there had been a flash of What if Aunt Jessie should happen by World Famed Authority. about the nicest thing that can hap night’s advance. brought out with her from “ York triumph in his eyes. He was to call in without warning? What if Mrs. The present stage In our indus pen to you, at this particular time. for her at seven. Much as she dis McLeod who always watched the Just relax and have pleasant (]rerman attacks on the entire State.” Aunt Jessie would have trial development calls f ( " original Lys front were beaten off with liked the idea of the neighbors peer goings and comings of the neighbor TRAINING THE BABY thinking. There are scien thoughts and see how much better been scandalized at the idea of this great loss by British and Australian ing at his long, blue roadster with hood from behind her starched cur tists in the United States who are yt^ feel when you look at yoUrself casual employment of her dearest troops. Several new divisions of its shattering horn she insisted on tains should spread the rumor that trained for just this kind of think In the mirror, after she is finished •treasures. The tablecloth and china Proper Elabits Often May Be Devel Germans were reported participating ing. with you. were generally reserved for wed this. For one thing she remembered Susan Carey was becoming “fast” ? oped Within First Six Months. in the offensive. —Dr. E. R. Weidlein, director, Now, keep up the good work at dings and funerals but since Susan Aunt Jessie’s dictum, “If a man Susan shuddered. To be “fast” in home. Your face and neck need lots American troops in the Toul sec Mellon Institute. saw no chance of the one and hoped can’t call for a girl at her own the little community where she lived EDITOR’S NOTE: This is ttie of stimulation to get circifiation tor engaged in an all day battle there might be none for the other home then I say there’s something was to be quite beyond the pale. Al first of two articles on “Train working right again. You probably with strong German patrols, and Crime will continue In the United she made the most of this golden wrong. These fly-by-nights who though Chicago is a metropolis, in ing the Baby,” by Dr. Fishbein. have lost weight and your flesh may foiled several enemy efforts to cap States so long as the present break moment. meet boys on street comers will its neighborhood groups there ex The second will be printed to hang here and there. Slap It morn ture sections of the American neck speed £ind the race for doing It was fun even to wash dishes come to no good.” It was curious ists much of the spirit of the aver morrow. ings and slap it nights and massage trenches. better than your neighbor con with Rose. Susan hung, weak with that Susan should think of this and age small town. it thoroughly, and tie up your chin German planes raided Paris HATS tinues. laughter, over a kitchen chair as be SG insistent about it, because she Susan’s reverie was interrupted BY DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN nights. There Is no way to get your Bombs killed 26 persons and Newest in straws. Everfj Editor, Journal of the American —Mahatma Gandhi, Hindu leader. her friend described with embellish had heard Aunt Jessie say it so by the sharp peal of the door bell. face back into condition but hard woimded 72 others. smart version of the popular ments the peculiarities of the head many times and it had always irri She caught up her gloves In a flurry Medical Association, and of work on it! More thsui 2,000,000 Americans Spring styles at these astound* of her department. tated her. and for the hundredth time wished Hygeia, the Health Cheery T al|c There are various ways to mas were under arms in the United “ Stop! Please don't tell me any shf had a proper summer evening Magazine. sage your face. Use them all. First, States and in France. Several di ingly low prices. inore!” Susan begged, wiping her She rushed homeward, impatient wrap Instead of the wretched old Don’t tell your troubles to any use gentle, circular strokes about visions in France were rapidly be eyes. Naturally Rose, delighted at of the many delays. The west black .coat from last season. She li there is one point more than one who is convalescing. Be a little the eyes, from your nose up around ing prepared for front line duty. this tribute to her powers as a bound trolley seemed unusually slow opened the door with fingers that any other which gives the new unselfish and realize that he or she to the outside of your eyes; then $1 $1.49 mimic, continued the performance. and jerky. The conductor dropper’ shook a little. mother concern, it is the training is not in condition to reeict. Long from your nose round imder the Filling Dessert As Susan rinsed out the last clean the token she handed him, passen There he stood, seeming taller of the child in proper habits so far after you have gone home, he may lower lid. Second, ise upward pulls, $1.95 dish tow'el she glanced with aston as concerns the excretions of the brood about your woes. Don’t go from your chin to your temples. Regulation fudge, either melted ishment at the clock. human body. One of the supervi visiting sick folks unless you can be Third, use a firm kneading motion until it is hot again, or used while sors for the Infant Welfare Society “It can’t be half past three!” she cheerful. from as far down on your neck as still hot from the making, converts of Chicago has recently developed said, appalled. They discussed the any stale cake into the most delld- a series of directions for this pur relative merits of a walk to the ous dessert. Pecans help, too. BUT10NS>TAK[ABAeKPLA(I.. pose which are practical and soimd. park or a trolley ridi to one of the Again by popular request th« Most babies can leam such con Sunday Sapper beaches, but somehow reached no ^ YOU RE TIRED OF WEARING trol within the first two years of season’s sm ^est styles offered decision. They dawdled out to the MANY BUTTONS DOWN THE FRONT OF YOUR life. 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Send stamps or coin (coin pre Address ferred). / S O U T H M A /V c u e s T€P ■ C O /V V Maine Republicans have endorsed j MILLIONS USE RINSO Size . . . Price of boojf 10 cents. JnM|ub^waslw flshpan a dry plank. Well, all of us are not that, close to Canada,. Frifin of pattern 16 centa. • V''’ V;. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 1982. PAGE THIRTEEN Ruth, Gehrig, Byrd Siam Five Homers For Yankees “ T H A R SHE GOESr-RUTH’S HOMER NO. I ART KELLEY WINS DASH STAR PILOTS ROCKVILLE HGHT Rout Athletics 12-6; M. H. S. TRACK TEAM Cards Trounce Pirates Manchester Boxer Stops W3- Franz Wittmann To Captain IbaM ic Yontlrln Amatettr Eamthaw Blasted Fran Schoolboy Outfit With Wi- Bout; Pagan! Loses. Mooiid; Braadt, J m m s a sd ' gren Starting Tenth Year The C. D. K. club of Rockville pre Rhem Tara h Best PRek- sented another of their well balanced tUUB£BlKd(f As Coach. Well now, t .ke this fellow Joe amateur boxing cards In Rockville ias Perfonnaiices. Savoldi, wrestler. Did it ever oc last night and in doing so gave the cur to you that the hairy, much spectators an opportunity to See about everything that Is likely , to Despite the loss of seven veterans muscled Joe would make a pretty For these many years Babe Ruth happen in a ring from Icayoes to fair Tarzan? Anyway, just that has bees doing the unexpsetad, from last year’s track and field faint hearts, slow moving picture ef "l^eam, Manchester High Is hopeful has occurred to Joe. And Joe says fects and brain over brawn, clouting home runs or striking out it occurred to the movie people, ^ another successful season’s cam Arthur Kelley of Manchester, a in his own inimitable fashion, but too. paign under the expert guidance of student in the manly art imder the never before has he so completely “They offered me the role of teaching of Frank Busch ipade hie Coach Charles L. Wigren, its very Tarzan,” Joe confided the other maiden appearance In the roped dominated the major leagues "Open modest and competent mentor. day, "but I couldn’t agree with ring and showed that he packs a ing day” ceremonies. Manchester High has turned out them on money. Johnny Weiss punch in both hands by shooting jabs some very excellent track teams There was excellent pitching by muller underbid me.” There must and throwing uppercuts with such 'since Coach Wigren took over the Ed Brandt of the Boston Braves, be pretty good dough in the wres telling effect that he sent Sonny Boy Sam Joqes at the Chicago White •work ten years ago. His outstand- That mighty Mr. George Herman Ruth, was treating a small, white sphere to a one-way trip tling racket. man, Madeau of Willimantic to the floor 'Ing achievement, of course, was the across the roof-tops outside Philadelphia’s Shibe, Park when this Herald-NEA Service photo was taken. Sox and Flint Rhem of the World for a count of six in a few seconds Champion St. Louis Cards as the discovery and development of Joe It was the first baU pitched and the Babe’s first time at bat in the first inning of the first game of the sea A Southpaw Custom of fighting and then came back National and American Leagues McCluskey who is now at Fordham Lefty Gomez, the cunning Castili son, and the homer was the first of two that Ruth contributed to the New York Yankees’ 12-to-6 victory driving his opponent into a neutral opened the drive which leads to the ;enroute to possible Olympic glory. an, has some of the same left-hand over the champion Athletics. That’s Catcher Mickey Cochrane who’s crouching there, empty-gloved. Um 'The soft-spoken former Wesleyan comer and back against the ropes, 1982 pennants yesterday; there was ed traits that made Rube Waddell pire Hildebrandt did duty at the plate. where an uppercut put him down on rousing ninth-lnnlng rally by the 'man is pleased with his talent at the subject of song and story. Thus, his knees for the good night. Kelley hand but is not inclined to make any rebuilt Cincinnati R ^ and a strik Lefty the other day revealed that weighed 124 poimds or four pounds ing demonstration of batting pow^ predictions about annexing any one of his dearest desires was to less than his opponent. championships. er by the long suffering PhlUios; don a suit of armor and ride a bicy Tucker Kayoed but over and above all these featf. Rb(^e Island Trip cle from the bullpen to the pitching Tommy Tucker was coimted out Manchester has eight meets on BOWLING was the Babe’s spectacular seasonW mound. He said he thought it would Long Bike Ride in the first round of his intended al debut at Philadelphia. schedule and three of them are create quite a .'■ensation. Maybe it league affairs. Most Important of STATE LEAGUE three-round battle with Larry Holt Ruth’s Two Homers would. of New Britain. They were boxlqg all is the state meet at Yale in Last night at New Britain Mary The klngpu of the New York Strong and Howard Murphy won In the center of the ring . when which Manchester finished second to An Opinion Yanks devastating attack totiM three games out of six. Howard Tucker was clipped on the left jaw. New Haven Hillhouse last year; If Jack Sharkey will discard his Sure Flu Cure two home runs and a s1b| ^ Murphy had high single of 163 and He dropped, rolled over and got onto losing by eight points. The C. C. I. silly tactics when he meets Cham against Big George Eamshaw and high 3 string of 422. Mae Sherman bis knee waiting for the count of L. meet is set for June 4 and may Jimmy Deshong ^ the Phlladelphlfi pion Max Schmeling this summer, and Charles Kebert took only one nine to get up, but he struck on his be at Trlnityi and fight straightforwardly from Athletics and thus oontrlbuted TVi game out of six. New Britain will . Newark, N. J., April 5.—"What another operation and orders were: head In falling and missed the ten For the first time in history, Man gong to gong, without hysterics, runs to the common cause. chester will compete in the Rhode bowl the return at Murphy’s alleys do I do when Im sick ? Ob, I get out "Race no more.” count and came to just as the arm screams or other occasional fish- of his opponent was being raised as A shivering crowd of 18,000 saw Island State College interscholastic next Friday night. How does this man of iron do it? wifely outbreaks, he will be reward the bike and go for a little ride— the winner. little to cheer about as the Yanks, meet at Kingston, R. I., on May 14. ed for his pains by being knocked “Oh, I just train,” he says non with praise’ orthy economy made STATE LEAGUE MATCH mebbe 20 or 80 miles. That always chalantly. “Take a little ride of 50 Steve Carr, 158, Rockville, showed Manchester was scheduled to open its quite cold. 12 hits good for as many runs and season at Hartford Public High but fixes me up.” miles a day or so, eat plenty, have that he has ffeatly improved in all departments of the fistic game Vhen beat the A’s 12 to 6. this meet has been changed to Man New Britain Rogers Bee Class B a highball before meals, and when Going Away Back That’s the prescription by which he lost little time in applying the Ruth, who never before bad bit chester and vdll be held at the West B. Gorman ....1 0 0 113 94— 307 I don’t ride I go out and walk four Phar Lap is dead, but some of Riggie McNamara keeps healthy sleep potion to Youilg Stanberg. two homers in an opening di^ Side field next week Thursday. H. Gray ...... 121 114 136—371 or five miles over the bills.” his blood will be represented in the !or those six-day bike races, a grind 160, of New Britain, In the firit game, needed some aiustanoe aid The complete schedule is as fol CONNSfZe Kentucky Derby of 1932. It’s like I;hat physicians call the hardest on The day I saw him at bis home in stanza. got it from Sammy Byrd and Lou lows: April 21, Hartford Public 221 227 230 678 Blarney or not, the hammer this: Phar Lap’s ancestry goes back the human machinery. Newark he had a cold. I asked him Bill Bruno, 176, Windsor Locks, Gehrig. Among them this trio col* High here; April 28, Wesleyan Manchester, Class A five generations to the great British He’s “The Old Man” to the bike if that would handicap him in his and Pete Snyder, 180, Hartford, fur throwing championships of past lected nine hits and aoeotmted for Freshmen, there; May 6, Meriden, M. Sherman . . . 97 86 98—281 horse. Carbine. Carbine’s line goes racing fans, but Reggie is only 14 next race, three days away. nished the slow motion picture act. Olympic games have had distinctly 11 runs, Byrd matched Ruth’s feat here; May 14, Rhode Island State back to Australian. War Plane, a C. Kebert ...... 116 146 105—367 “No,” be said. “That won't make Both tried hard in the first two chap- with two homers and a single; Geh College meet at Kingston, R. 1.; and, though be has ridden in races a an Irish flavor. And as far as the son of American Flag, by Man o' disUmoe equal to seven times around any difference. I'll sweat it out in a ters> but they were sa slowed up m rig. co-champion with Ruth ef May 21, State meet at Yale; May 213 232 203 64!s: United States and Frofik S. Conner War, by Fair Play, can be traced the earth; he expects to be in the couple of hours, then I’ll feel great.” the third that it might have gone to last year’s home run hitters, drove 24, Bristol, there; May 28, West (could it have been O’Conner at one back to Hastings, and the Hastings bike saddle when he’s twice that He’s though as the brawny Aus either one of them had they been one ball out of the park and kicked Hartford, here; June 24, C. C. I. L. line goes back to Australian, too. Manchester, Class B tralians who were his ancestors. His able to carry on, but their motions time ?) are eoncemed, the flavor can In with a triple and single as well. meet probably at Trinity field. M. S tr o n g ...... 106 87 109—301 ____ father, 85 years old, still rides a were slow and they seemed to be en The only other American League Wittmann Captain stay through the 1932 games at Los Twenty Grand’s Kin H. Murphy ....1 2 6 168 104— 42^ bicycle. Reggie doesn’t mind riding acting a slow moving picture. Bruno Manchester High’s track team Pedaling a bike is his life, and his Angeles. game the weather man permitted Some close relatives of TVenty 21 hours out of 24. got the decision. saw the Chicago White Sox pin a this season is captained by Franz sole source of income. And be is the Grand, winner ^'f last year's Derby, 230 260 243 723 The fans like him. He’s the Ray Pagani, 116, Manchester, To start it q£f, there was J. J. 9 to 2 beating on the St. Louis Wittmann, dash Star who bolds the king of all the riders. will compete In the event this year. New Britain, Oass A favorite. At home his phone rings managed to stay Jthrough the third Flanagan, who won the ball-and- Browns. Sam Jones local SQhQpl record in t^e 220 at held the Twenty Grand is by St. Germana- G. EUedel _____106 91 182—341 "I like U /’. he says. “I like to at all hours. Though he’s rough and roimd'With the help of the referee wire toss for Uncle Sam in 1900, Browns to eight hits. 22 4-5, ;isma who alsd Btt equaled tfkln.^ it'm ak es me feel good and Bonus. In this year’s race, Clotho J. Foote ...... 124 104 116—848 homely, his ruggedness appeals to until aim' st the close when it was so j.904 and 1908. Burly Matt Mc Over in the National League, ths the school record in the century. and Tweeny, by St. Germans, are I’ve never done anything else.” evident that Pagani might be hurt Grath, New York policeman, step Both he and Clifford Gustafson were women. They call him up and ask to Champion Cards turned In an easy entered. Thej are half-brother and 229 198 247 674 Scarred and furrowed are the Mc see him—some are beautiful and if he continued and Jimmie Britt, ped in at Stockholm in 1912 and vlctori^but their two chief rlvsls, timed in 10 1-5. The manager of half-sister, respectively, of Twenty Namara features. His collar bone Rockville, 110, was given the gold flung the weight 179 feet 8.4 Inch the present team is Foster Leavitt. wealthy, too. But Mrs. “Mac” the Now York Giants and Chicago Grand. Another kinsman is Pro New Britain Rogers Bee, Class B has been broken five times, his jaw watch. es, setting an Olympic record and Tryouts for the team, scheduled for doesn’t mind. She laughs it off. « Cubo were beaten. Flint Rhem held Bono, by Chicle-Bonus, claiming re E. Gorman .... 88 G6 97—266 three times, his nose once, his ribs There are a couple of pretty Other results were: Peter King, runnlnf the United States’ consecu the Pittsburgh Pirates to seven hits Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday tive hammer triumphs to four. P. lationship on the maternal side of H. Gray ...... 100 123 131—364 six times and his skull has been daughters, Eileen, 17, and Regina. 178, Hartford, won over Young and won 10 to 2. of this week, were put off by bad J. (Paddy) Ryan, sure the same the house. fractured. Yet— They used to ride too. Now they and Morris, Roekvllle; Jackie Horner, Giants Walloped weather smd are now, set for today, 183 209 228 620 “Never even thought of giving it 165, put Jim Fracnimon down in the Paddy who set a world record of tomorrow and Friday. Mrs. “Mac” go to see “The Old The Giants fell victim to the ef Big Brothers Manchester, Class B up.” His wife hears him say it and first round to 'vln a decision; Jonn 189 feet 61^ Inches in 1913, made it In general the first three boys to Man.” fective pitching of “Fidgety Phil" Top Flight has a couple of step sighs: “Wish sometimes he’d never Trazzetto, 172, Neiy Britain, won five in a row in 1920, and Fred place in each event automatically M. S tro n g ...... 104 92 99— 295 Collins and a terrific hitting drive brothers who may go to the post been a rider. Makes me worry so over Sally Miano, 170, Windsor 'Tootell, the Bowdoln collegian, qualify for the team but these are H. M u rp h y ___ 108 101 89—298 by the Phillies. Burt Shotton’s men ith her on Derby Day. Miss Top much....” Locks, by a decision; Jack Alexan made it six straight at Paris in pounded Billy Walker out o f the not necessarily final choices. Under It was his destiny. His father, der, 128, New Britain, won over 1924, Then came the break: Dr. Coach Wlgren’s scheme, this is Flight is a daughter of Dls Donc- 212 193 188 593 SEEK GREEN PLAYERS box with none out in the second in Flyatit. Indian Runner and I Say, ’Timothy, “ had a little farm of 5000 Don, Messano, 123, Windsor Lobks, Patrick O’Callaghan, one of Erin’s ning and piled up a total of 17 hits merely a working start and others decision; Young A1 Satryb, 134, “folnest#” wrested the title in 1928 who show sufficient ability later in tw o gentlemen runners, also call New Britain, ClaAs A acres near Dubbo, New • South before the game was over. Oolllns Dis Done pappy. Indian Runner’s G. Reidel ...... 107 112 138— 855 Wales.” There were five other boys Rockville, lost to Young Griffo, 130, with a heave of 51.39 meters, ap himself got four hits and Chuck the setison will be gfiven berths. Be Boys averaging from 10 to 16 East Hartford. proximately 166 feet 6 Inches. tween 25 and 30 boys will compose mother was Indian Maiden, and I J. Foote ...... 120 120 121—361 and five girls in the family. All rode years of age, wishing a tryout with Klein contributed three including a Say’s mamma was Aloft. bicycles. Sandy Beach .Arena Frank Conner has beaten that. triple. the team. the Manchester Green baseball team The C. D. K. club has decided to The Yale strong boy tossed the Other Stars Ba^k 227 232 257 716 "Yetdfi” explains Reggie. “ Could .should get in touch with Vernon The Cubs led Cincinnati 4 to 1 Rich Relatives continue the boxing shows out of weight 167 feet 2i« inches last sum In addition to Captain Wittmann, Manchester, Class A ride a bicycle about as soon as I Callls, 72 Parker street) South Man i going into the last half of the ninth If any of the horses entered in duors and will build an up to date mer to win the I. C. 4A champion but Charley Root weakened and fill other varsity lettermen back this M. Sherman ... 92 100 86—278 could walk. Was so young I can’t chester, Conn. the Derby start talking about C. Kebert ...... 131 105 159— 395 remember when it was.” arena at Sandy Beach, Crystal ship, his second in two years. ed the bases with none out. Guy year are Domenick Squatrito in the Lake, The four members of the Earlier, he made 162 feet 8% dashes, Frank Simon and Sandy money, R. M. Eastman’s Cathop, He won his first race in 1906, then Bush came in to stop the attack a bay colt by Supremus-Clonakilty, 223 205 245 673 came to America. The first time he club, Lewis H. Chapman, John N Inches to win at the Penn relays. but Red Lucas, a pinch batsman .Bums in *he half mile, A1 Lengel YESTERDAY’S STARS Keeney, George Bokls and Harry C can hold up his head and speak was on a bicycle here he crashed Conner hopes to make the U. S. doubled to drive in two runs and in the inile, Jimmy O’Leary in the Dowdlng. visited West Springfield, C'.ympie squad this summer. He broad and high jumps, A1 Smith in right out. His mother, Clonakilty, and was so badly injured he went Babe Ruth, Yanks — Hit two Doutbit later singled to score two Mass., with a local contractor this has just enough Irish in him to the broad, Dick McCormick and Ed also was the mother of Mike Hall, to a hospital for three weeks. There homers against Athletics account more and win the duel 5 to' 4. a great stake horse that won 8213,- afternoon to inspect- the sports think that the hammer title ought Brooklyn’s revamped ball club Fisher in the pole vault, Squatrito he met the nurse who later became ing for five runs. area built by the Sprinigfield Legion 220 in his racing years. D o Y o u l O Ed Brandt. Braves— Stopped to stay in this country. looked good'afield but the Dodgers’ in the shot put. Art Olson, McCor bis wife. and successfully operated by them mick and Fisher in the javelin. Sev And Sekhmet, an Imported chest Dodgers for five hits and won 8 to hitters folded up against the air He entered his first six-day race during the past three years. , NEXT: Emmett Toppino, Dixie eral others had experience last year nut filly by Sardanaple-Prpsopopee, 3. tight pitching of Ed Brandt and in 1913 and finished third. Since Tlie Rockville promoters were Flyer. and with newcomers may yet rise can point to a pretty able daddy. then he has ridden in 73 six-day Sam Jones, and Carey Selph, the Boston ^raves won 8 to 3. Bad Sardanaple, a French horse, won 11 White Sox—Former held Browns to very favorably Impressed with the weather cut down the aggr^ate at into fame. races, each race about 2500 miles. Springfield plant and have decided Missing from the ranks this year races out of 16 starts, was ^un eight scattered hits; latter drove in tendance for six games to about One Tear Ago Today—More than He has won 15 races and placed to build a similar arena at Sandy -will be seven boys, headed by Ex- placed once and earned 8211,505 for near the top in most of the others. three runs with three doubles as 117,000. 250,000 spectators in eight cities White Sox won 9 to 2. Beach which will be opened the Her Game’s Ready Captain Ray Jewel holder of the his owner. In the recent Madison Squaire Gar To which a bay colt named Sim saw the opening of the 1931 big Taylor Douthit, Reds—His single latter, part of May and will feature YESTERDAY’S RESULTS school and state record in the broad den six-day whirl, teamed with Spear could reply that his daddy league baseball season. At Yankee in ninth drove in tying and winning at regular Intervals professional and jump at 21 feet, 11 3-4 inches and William (Torchy) Peden, he was amateur boxing and wrestling. also co-holder of the local record in was Sun Briar, and that Sun Stadium, 70,000 saw Babe Ruth hit runs against Cubs. American League Briar was the papa of Sun Beau, his first home run of the season, first. Phil Collins, Phillies—Pitched ef' A splendid location has been New York 12, Philadelphia 6 the high jump at 5 feet and 7 inches They’ve said he was through a selected at Sandy Beach and work . with Robert Dexter. Others who too, and Sun Beau won 8440,774, to aid the Yankees in a 6 to 3 tri fectlvely against Giants and col Cbicagb 9, St. Louis 2. half dozen times. They said it in of getting the ground ready for the were lost through graduation were which was more than any other umph over Boston. lected four singles himself in 13-5 Boston at Washington (rain). race horse ever won in this world. 1928— and ’29. A* doctor said it 22 victory. carpeuiers will be started next wefck. Cleveland at Detroit (snow),. Johnny Zapadka in the mile, Rich In the meantime the C. D^ K. club ard Joslin in the half mile, Douglas Five Years Ago Today—George years ago when he had a ruptured Flint Rhem, Cards — Pitched bis appendix and the family gathered club to triumph over Pirates, al will hold at least-two more Indoor National League (Robertson in the half mile, Roger Lott of Chicago trounced Francis T. shows iu Rockville, bringing the Cheney in the shot and discus and Ed Lewis, rangy center of the Hunter, 6-1, 6-0, 8-6, to enter the around to see him die. He had lowing seven scattered hits. Cincinnati 5, Chicago 4. Oregon State college b»sketball series up to 12 shows Instead of ten Caul Jamroga in the discus. Philadelphia 13, New York 5. team, was elected captain for the championship match against Bill as originally planned. Tilden In the United North and Boston 8, Brooklyn 8. 1933 season. Many of the classiest boxers in St. Louis 10, Pittsbur|;h 2. South tennis tournament. New England will be brought , to PHILLIES TURN GIANT-KILLERS Rockville for the remaining two THE STANDINH UCOSTE NOW TURNS Ten Years Ago Today—George shows and will appear on the out Gopher Director (Sergeant) Connally, considered by door programs at the lake later. TO GOLF FOR SPORT Manager Kid Gleason of the White American League Sox as one of the best pitching pros w. L. PC. pects in the American Leagrue, was .. 1 0 LOGO releeised by the Sox on option to t r a c e s o f POISON Washington .. .. 1 0 1.000 Paris, April 13.— (ABj — The Toronto. C h ica go...... 1 0 1.000 French Amateur golf championship Philadelphia .. .. 0 1 .000 and a few international titles, now FOUND IN PHAR LAP .. 0 1 .000 are the ambitions of Rene La- GAUDINO CXIMING .. 0 1 .000 coste, forced by ill health to step .. 0 0 .000 out of tennis play. New York, April 18.— (A P )—Juan San Francisco, April 13.—^^(AP)— . . 0 0 .000 “I am not going to play in the Gaudino, automobile rkeing cham Government chemists announce challenge round,” said Rene, “I have pion of South America'was due to that traces of poison were found in 1 League given up tennis practice. I am con arrive today on the steamer Amer the organs of Phar Lap, noted Aus W. L. PC. centrating on golf. That is my only lean Legion from Buenos Aires for tralian race horse which died last Cincinnati .. .. 1 0 1.000 ambition.” bis first invasion of America. week, but that the source of poison Philadelphia .. 1 0 1.000 ’The ex-tennis champion plays a He will compete in the 20th In had not been definitely established Boston ...... 1 0 LOOO daily round with his wife who is ternational 500 mile race at In-, today. St. Louis ...... 1 0 1.000 Bhowing him the fine points of the dianapolis, May 30. The poison resembled that used in Brboklyn .. .. 0 1 .000 game. a tree spray near the thorough ... 0 1 .ooo NEXT JUMP—OLYMPICS bred’s stable aft Menlo Park, au ... 0 1 .ooO INTERNATIONAL OPENS thorities said. They said the poison .. 0 1 .000 If, between now and commence might have come from grass coated ment day at Alabama Poly, Jack with the spray need on oak trees on TODAY’S GABOS n s SEASON TODAY Stewart can Jump as high as bis the ranch. head, he confidently expects to American League make the United States Olympic New York at PhUadelphla. New York, April 13.— (AP) — A team as a high jumper. He holds Last Night’s Fights Washington at Boston. three club battle right down to the A World War veteran and original the Southern Conference record, at \ Cleveland at Derioit. wire was the general forecast for 6 feet 2% inches, but his height is St Louis at Chicago. the International Baseball Leageu sponsor of the American Legion jun Duluth, MInn.--Billy Lights St. ior baseball program will direct ath 6 feet 5 ^ inches. His coach, Wilbur Paul, outpointed Angelo -Puglisi, National Leagw opening its 1932 season today. Hutsell, member of the Olympic letic acti'vities at University of Min Among the women who will play Boston at Bfooklyu. Unless the ’’dope sheets” are in coaching staff in 1928, believes the Duluth, 6, ^ nesota. He is Frank G. McCor Jackimnvllle, Fla.—P'rankle Ed- on America’s international team Chicago At CtadBnatL accurate, the pennant fight seems tall Auburn boy may make the against an English group Ip May iHiUadelphla at New York. to lie among Rochester, Newark mick, above, one-time football, bas gren, Cheyenne, Wyo., and Harold grade. Stewart hails from Anniston, Murphy, Springffield, Mo., drew, 10. will be Mrs. Harley Ifigbee*,. Above, P lttsb u i^ at S t Louis. and Baltimore. ketball and baseball star at Univer Ala. sity of South Dakota. Mr. McCor The PhilliM wer« already on their way to « first-inning, opening-game Des Moines, la,—Cowboy Eddie 3f Detroit, who has been sharpening Rochester has won the champion ler game this winter on the desert four yeaira in a row but there are mick is 38 and for two years has triumph over the Giants when this action picture was snapped at New Anderson, Casper, Wyo., outpointed A two-game bedteUMa leriee this been head baseball . and assistant Fifty-seven high'schools win en York’s famous Polo Grounds. Fir st Basema nDon Hurst of Phila Tony Lifouri, lO. course at Palm Springs,. Calif. Mrs. between the Ukhwcslty of distinct indications that the Red Hlgbee has been for sevens yoars a and Washington State 6(Vinds face a most formidable chal football coach at lilnnesota. He in ter the 18th annual interscholasttc delphia had to stop at second basevafter the slide you see him mak Los Angeles—Young Corbett, ITS tends to continue ^ e policy started water meet at Winter Park, Fla., ing here, but two of his team-mates, Davis and Klein, had been batted Fresno, outpointed Ceferlno Garcia, leader in golf from her owh middle college'1 ought i«tspeetai- lenge Giie year, especially from wieteni,Mction. Newarib by BMtz Crlsler, hu predecessor. May 7. \ home. ThMe runs oontrlbuted to the Philadelphians’ l8-te^ vlotbry. FhlUp^aa, 1(L ,:l l- •■J- i-., ' w, ♦• ■•., •• .-i\- .’ •*-. ■•■* • i' * '■'# • . - ' .'♦*' ••'•. ,-. •.• .■*'' ' ,:• , i- K-.... ^ j) ' ■ •» \ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 198S, PAGE* TH E rE.^SSIFIED SECTIOM BUY AMP »Eii ■■rnr— — ■??!! is the mothers who are looking for APARTMENTS—FLATS— LOST AND FOUND POULTRY AND ward to the birth of their little DANCE TOMORROW A« SUPPLILS 43 TENEMENTS 63 HARD TIMES A FFEa ones. The mother’s food must con LOST—ONE TIRE 30x4.60. U. S. tain these same 'essential foods, AT LITHUANIAN HALL Manchester Guard in factory wrapper. Finder b a r r e d PLYMOUTH Rock egga, FOR RENT—3 ROOM flat, newly rich sources of the mineral ele please call Van’s SerWee Station, for hatching, choice stock 82 per decorated. $18 per month. Inquire Dial Tw isters ments, especially calcium which is 109 Foster street. HEALTH IN FUTURE fhrening Herald 426 Hartford Road.-Tel. 3886. 16. J . F . Bowen, 670 Woodbridge By W. J. DALION 80 richly supplied in milk, and all Connelly, Radio’s Well Known the vitamins which are found in street. Phone 7800. FOR RENT— 4 ROOM flats, newly CLASSIFIED LOST—A PAIR OF glasses, vegetables and fruits as well as in Prompter, To Appear On the reflnished. Inquire at 180 Center L, tween Highland street and CUSTOM HATCHING 4c per egg. milk; and whole grain breads and Program . ADVERTISEMENTS Here afb a few-ideas concern School. Finder telephone 8070. 1000 eggs $36.00. Edgerton, sOeo street, upstairs. Unless ChOdren’s Diet Is Well cereals. ’The body framework and ing aerials, the most important ad North Main street. Phone 6416. the teeth of the infant cannot nor Another in the weekly aejflea of C e n t Mx aT«rav« 7®^*" Jf .,* A *^ ^OR RENT— AT 79 Chestnut junct to modern receivers. Up to Xnlttxlt. numb«ri *®<* I LOST—A SMALL purse, between mally develop unless the mother’s old fashion and modem.dvicea win street, upstairs flat of three rooms. a year ago the manufacturers in lo w Mch count na a ta i Oak and Main streets. Reward if Balanced They' food contains these valuable ele again be presented at the Lithuan worAa aa two worda Minimum coat la | return to 201 Oak street Phone ARTICLES FOR SALE 4r> Apply at 77 Chestnut street. variably recommended an aerial of prlca of three llnea. ' ments. Particularly will the teeth of ian hall, Golway street, tomorrow 5262. not more than 60 to 80 feet in Una ratea per day for traaolea* FOR s a l e :—COW MANURE; also FOR Ria^T—3 and 4 rooms with it Later. the Infant suffer if the mother has a evening. These highly entertaining length. The main reason for this affairs are proving to be record **"* BCeetlTO March W, !••* . soil. A. Burns, Keeney street. Tele all improvements, at 168 O ^ short pick-up contrivance was for deficient diet since the tooth buds Carh Charsa street. Inquire 164 Oak street. are developed in the early weeks of breaking as far as drawing large • Ota ^UIXIMOBILES FOR SALE 4 phone 3606. , . selectivity or non-overlapping of audiences are concerned. Last week • Oonaaoutlvo Days ..I J ota Health of future generations, to prenatal life and the foundations I Conaaoutlva Daya .. • eta 11 eta SEVERAL GOOD RENTS both L. stations. You must remember that more than two hundred were II eta FOR SALE—FORD 1929 coupe, in FOR SALE—STABLE MANURE, for the temporary and permanent 1 Day a a a a a a . a a a • . a . •! 11 single and two family, ranging the length of the aerial also includes say nothing of the* of the present hand and a larger crowd la expect^ All ordare for irregular Inaartlona ; excellent condition throughout single loads, $2.60; double loads, the lead-in. In other words if your teeth already laid when the child is will be charged at the ena time « ta . $125. MacDonald, 34 St. John j $ 6 ;^ . Telephone 6730. from $20 to $60 month. Apply Ed younger generation, may be aeri- born. for tomorrow’s program. ^. flat top wire is 80 feet long and the Messrs. Conroy and Kelly, Who Bpaolal ratea for long term every street. Phone 7724. ward J. Holl, telephone 4642. 866 oualy affected by the current de^ day advertlalng given upon requeat. lead-in 60 feet the total length of are in charge of the dances, feel Ada ordered for three or elx daya , Main'street. pression unless individual families FOR SALE—MODEL T delivery FOR SALE— SAND and gravel. the aerial is 130 feet. From this it rather fortunate in being able .to and atopped before the third or dfth , cem be seen that to keep the aerial take precaution to include in their day win be charged only for the ao- j Ford, in good running order, will Sherman Buck, telephone 6708. FOR RENT—6 ROOMS with all GOVERNMENTS DEFICIT present Ctonnelly, popular WDRC within the 60 to 80 feet recom diet the proper eaaentiida, no m at tual number of timea the ad | sell reasonable. Inquire 281 Spruce Improvements, including steamy ter how little may be the money prompter. In person. This well ed. charging at the rate «erned. but heat, newly done over, at 12 Trot mendation meMS a very short wire known entertainer needs no intro ao allowance or refunds can be maaa ; street. available for food, the ^tate De ISOVERTWOBILUONS F.OR SALE — CHESTNUT fence ter street. Telephone 6068.' on the roof or to the pole. duction to local dance lovers. He on alx time ads atopped after the ^ Many of you folks have bought, partment of Health warned today fifth day. ,, ) posts, 3fc a foot. Telephone 6121. has appeared at varioua halls in No •■tin forbids"; >:iaplay llnea not , AUTO ACCESSORIES— MODERN FOUR and five-room flats during the past year, a super-heter in ita weekly bulletin. Washington, April 13.— (AP) — Manchester during the past aeaaoq. Less Rugged sold TIRLS a with garage, Lilley street, near odyne machine equipped with auto The government’s deficit went Buddy Borst and hia popular or The Herald will not bo reaponalble i ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES Center. Inquire 21 Elro street. matic volume control and without This year’s child is a trifle less above the two billion dollar mark chestra will again be on band with for more than one Incorrect Inaertloa , rugged, a little more malnourished, of any advertisement ordered for i Mines of Service In Used Tires — RADIO 49 Phone 5661. thinking or lack of experience at on April 11 when it ambimted to a delightful musical program. This more than one time. I All Makes and Slaes $1 and Up. tnched to it your old ,or antiquated more poorly clad than in other $2,017,858,746. band, well known locally, hai a The Inadvertent omlaalon of Incor- ] Newman Tire Company PHONE 4891 FOR qiUck, radio ser FOR RENT—FOUR ROOMS; also antenna. The results were that the years, while his free and joyous On that date the government had imlque style in presenting wailtz root publication of advertlalng will m ' spirit may be dampened by the rectified only by cancellation of the 10 Apel Place vice and repairs. All work guaran five and seven rooms; white plumb new machine seemed to be noisey collected from all sources $1,629,- numbers that places them among charge made tor the service enderod. teed. T. A. Spihane, 14 Strong St. ing; Walnut street, near Cheney and lacked pep or power although grim spector of unemployment 961,527 and had spent $3,647,820,272. the foremost in this section. All advertlaemonta must conforin Mills; $18-$20. Inquire Tailor more stations than ever before which has Invaded hla home. The In the general fund the govern la style, copy and typography with FOR SALE— PEER LESS 8 tube BUSINESS SERVICES Shop. Tel. 6080. could be logged. This is because a problem to be most seriously con ment bad a deficit of $1,988,283,585 NEW CXIRPORA'nONS regulations enforced by the pumlah- console radio, cost $167. Sale price era and they reserve the right to OFFERED 13 short, low aerial does not allow the fronted at this time la to safeguard having collected $1,807,726,897 since edit, revise or reject any copy con $25. Benson’s Radio Shop. Tele automatic volume control feature to his health so that his capacity for lELSt July 1 and spent $3,595,960,482. Hartford, April 13— (AP) — The FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, sidered objectionable. I CEMETERY WORK: foundations phone 5388. function properly. If the automatic growth .nay not be permsmently in Income tax collections accoimted secretary of state’s office has re CLOSING HOURS—Claaajfied ada to second floor, all improvements and jured. The aftermath of war and be published same day must be re for monuments, grading, soil, control were given, heilf a chance for the major item of decrease, ceived certificates of incorporation garage. 27 Starkweather street famine, when food supplies have ceived by II o’clock noon: Satu'daya landscaping, lawns graded and FUEL AND FEED 49-A the majority of the local interfer amounting to $859,523,350 com of the following concerns: H. 10:10 a. m. seeded, flagstones for walks and ence and other disturbances would failed, is stunted growth, soft pli pared with : $1,511,704,272 in the Frankel A Sons, Inc., Greenwich; able bones, poorly developed teeth same period last year. TELEPHONE YOUR gardens. General trucking and FOR SALE—DRY, HARD WOOD. SUBURBAN FOR RENT 66 be minimized to a great extent. Lucille Lockwood, Inc., of Green WANT ADS. : moving. Robert D. WUson, Parker $8.00 cord; chestnut mixed with The following recommendations and lack of resistance to disease. If Miscellaneous internal revenue de wich; the Danbury Rubber Co., Ads are accepted over the telephone street. Phone 7821. birch, $7.00 cord. Justin Lathrop, tor aerials goes for all radios. present conditions continue, the clined $45,000,000 and customs du Ics.; the Lafavette Realty Company FOR RENT—’TWO ACRES of land, ties were down $23,000,000. at the CHARGE RATE given above i telephone Rosedale 19-23. in good condition. Will rent reas Put the antenna wire aa tar up children of the present will be of Stamford; the House Company of as a convenience to advertisers, but ; faced with similar results and the Expenditures amounted to $2,- onable. Inquire 168 Woodland into the air as is possible to get it; New Canaan. the CASH RATES will be accepted as , FLORISTS—NURSERIES 15 FOR SALE— SEASONED HARD next generation will have to pay the 033,788,340 compared with $1,748,- FULL PAYMENT If paid at the bust- | street. at least above all surrounding power Notice of Increase of capital stock wood, furnace chunks and fire 772,386 last year. ness office on or before the ««veath j GARDEN PLANTS and or lighting wires. Insulate it pro penalty. has been given by the C. O. Miller day following the first «"*ertlon of ROCK place wood 1-2 cord $6.00, 1-2 cord The burden is plainly upon the The postal deficiency had piled up hardy perennials, 50c dozen. Orna perly and make sure that there are Company of Stamford $40,000 to each ad otherwise the CHARGE i seasoned hard wood slabs $4.00. no bad connections. The lead-in shoulders of the adult to make to $145,018,810, an Increase of $41,- $140,000. A decrease of capital RATE will be collected. No responal- ; mental flowering shrubs, 12 for HOUSES FOR SA LE 72 000,000 over the same period a year blllty for errors In telephoned ada . Geo. Buck, telephone 26-4. should be well Insulated and secure sacrifices so that young children stock from $50,000 to $15,000 is pro will be assumed and their accuracy | $1.00. Evergreens, 26c each. Flow may not suffer. Mothers must be ago. ering Daphnes, 15o each. Califor FOR SALE OR RENT—Nice seven- ly fastened so that there is no posed by the Clapp, Rose and eannot be guaranteed. l FOR SALE—HARD WOOD $8 per chance of its rubbing or breaking. taught to spend even their scant Other items of increase included nia Privet and Barberry Hedging, room house, Benton street. Tele Vaughn, Inc., of Waterbury. INDEX OF cord, $4.50 per load. Birch $7.00 The ground is just as importsmt aa amount of food money wisely. Milk $222,243,740 spent by the treasury $3.00 per hundred. Potted Plants, phone 8048 for particulars. to subscribe to additional stock for CLASSIFICATIONS per cord. Chas. Heckler. Telephone ______the rest of the wiring—more so in must be Included, since it contains C. L. EDGAR ILL I5c each. McConvllle’s Green Rosedale 13-13. growth essentials and a rich source the Federal land banks. Blrtha ...... ^ houses and Nursery, 21 Windemere FOR SALE— SEVEN ROOM house aeema to be paid to it. The water Atlantic City, N. J., April 13.— Bngagementa ...... • • • • • pipe on the street side of the meter of calcium needed for bones Md ■street. Homestead Park. Tele FOR SAUa—HARD wood, under with garage underneath. All im DESERTED FAMILY (AP)—Charles L. Edgar of Brook Marrlr.?ea ...... J; provements. Inquire E. J. Holl. is the beat place to ground the radio teeth. One-fifth or even one-fourth line, Mass., president of the Edison Daatha ...... 5 phone 5947. ______cover, furnace and stove wood $6. of the food money should be used Card of Thanks if it is not too far from the machine. Electric Illuminating Company of a load. V. Flrpo, 116 Wells street. for milk In order to safeguard New York, April 13.—(AP) — In Memorlam .. t««eee*ft*e e9 C* In this case a pipe, six or eight feet Aaron Rohlnsky, 35, a plumber, Boston, who came hers a week ago Lobi and Found ...... J M O V IN G— TR t CKIN G— Tel. 6148^______long, driven into the ground is the health. , . .. AnnonneementB ...... j was held in $500 bail in Brooklyn to recuperate after a slight illness, STORAGE 3U next best bet. Since vegetables and fruits make is at the Marlboro Bleinheim hotel PerBonalB ...... • SPECIAL PRICE—Hard wood for i O’BRIEN IS ELECTED such an important contribution to today for extradition to New Haven, Automobllea furnace, tire place or stove $5 per } It hM always seemed odd to me Conn., to face a charge of abandon suffering from pneumonia, which AutomoblleB for Sale ...... ♦ that so many people will pay up to health, containing as they do valu CARLSON & COMPANY Express. load. Birch $4, ha*‘d wood slabs $4. i ment. He is alleged to have de developed last Sunday. His condi Automobiles for Exebarge ...... * $200 or $300 for a good radio and able mineral elements and vitamins Auto Acceseorleo—T ir e s ...... • Daily service to Hartford and Kindling wood 10c bushei. rhomas | TO SUCCEED GERARD serted his wife and three children tion today, his physician. Dr. Alfred then spoil their chances for good re that promote and favor growth, Auto Repairing—Painting T Springfield, and all Connecticut, Wilson, telephone 8581 or Rosedale ‘ last January. Their home is at 35 W. Westney said, is more favorable Auto Schools ...... "-A and Massachusetts points. Loads ception by connecting it to the one-fifth can well be spent for 37-4. Davenport avenue. New Haven. 1 than it was yesterday. Autos—Ship by Truck ...... • or part loads moved anywhere. cheapest possible antenna system. these, of which the cheaper varie Autos—For Hire ...... » Washington, April 13.— (AP) — A little thought, time and expense ties should be selected potatoes, Garages—Service—Storage ...... 10 Furniture moving. Telephone Man FOR s a l e :—HARD WOOD and Arthur O'Brien, of Washington, Motorcycles—Bicycles ...... 1» chester 8624. Hartford 2,6229. hard wood slabs sawed stove will pay good dividends in added en cabbage, carrots, onions. Fruits Wanted Autos—Motorcyclee . . . . 1* D. C., was elected today as treasur Springfield 6-0391. lehgU and under cover. Cash price joyment. such as oranges and bananas should BuBiuesa nnd Profeaatonal Serrlcca er of the Democrats’ “Victory Fund’’ be purchased when possible since Business Services Offered ...... 11 per load for hard wood $5.00; hard Before I forget it I might add LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE organization. these can be eaten raw and so AUCTION Household Services Offered .....l l - A wood slabs $4.00. L. T. Wood Co. that the length of the aerial for the Building-Contracting ...... 14 TRUCKING. Get our prices. Ex-, He succeeds James W. Gerard, latest types of receivers can be up made to supply that Important vi HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Florists—Nurseries ...... J6 pert furniture moving. “Pioneer Phone 4496. who resigned recently as treasurer to 150 feet for best results In noisey tamin C which has such a profound THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 1982, at 1 P. M. Funeral Directors ...... J* of the Democratic National com At Foley’s Storage Warehouse, Purnell Place, South Manchester Heating—Plumbing—Roofing 17 Movers Who Know How." Carload locations. effect on the structure and health Insurance ...... distribution. Wm. L. Fitzgerald. HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 mittee. The General Motors Radio Cor of the teeth. As a substitute for GOOD CLEAN SUBSTANTIAL FURNITURE as follows: Millinery-Dressmaking ...... 1> Phone 8035. 'Ehis was virtually the only change poration experimented quite a bit these canned tomatoes will furnish 20 ft. Extension Table aind 24 heavy oak chairs. Oak Dining Moving—Trucking—Storage ... 10 FOR SALE—CHEAP if taken at in the money raising organization in order to find the best type of an ample source of this vitamin and Table, Tables of various sizes. Filing Cabinet, Roll Top Desk, Painting—Papering ...... J] FRANK WILLIAMS— General during an executive session of the Brass and Wooden Bedsteads, Haur Mattresses, Wicker Chairs, Professional Services ...... »* once, piano, victrola, bedroom pick-up system. The result of their these should be used frequently dur Repairing .. i ...... J* trucking, carlot distribution, fer suite, good as new, and other odd “Minute Men" in charge of the labors was a comparatively inex ing the week. Dressers, Commodes, Wash Stands, Writing Table, Library Table Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning . . . 14 tilizer and tobacco delivery a pieces of furniture. Telephone 5677 .$1,500,000 drive. pensive, double aerial which has What to Purchase with elaborately carved legs, 2 Carved Chairs, Stands, Large Mir Toilet Goods and Service ...... 16 specialty. Rates reasonable. Tel. Jouett Shouse, chairman of the ror and Stand, Bureaus, Drop Leaf Desk, Bookcase, Sofa, Mother Wanted—Business Sorvice.... H or 6185. been quite a success in noisey neigh One-fifth of the food money Edncattenal 7997. ______Democratic National executive com borhoods. You men who don’t mind should be largely of the whole grain Df Pearl Inlaid Stand, Marble Top Stand with carved border and Courses and Classes 17 j- mittee, will continue to lead the a little work might try this aerial case, assortment of Chairs and Rockers, Carpets, 2 Laundry & GLBNNEi INC.—We variety. ^ Private Instruction ...... 18 ■ piilKRBTl' ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD 59 drive. for your own machine. With the purchase of whole miiK, Tables, Trunks Wardrobe, Victrola, Hat Racks, House Safe, 2 Dancing ...... 88-A will move., pack and ship your Musical—Dramatic ...... ••..... I» The meeting was a part of cere Would you try to run a good vegetables and fruits, breads and pair Skiis, Sewing Table, Invalid’s Chair, and other articles toa Wanted—Instruction ...... M merchandise quickly and econoxs- FOR RENT^IN PRIVATE Ameri monies in connection with the gath automobile on kerosene ? Why, then, cereals first, other foods such as lumerous to mention. can home, two or three furnished Financial icaliy. Fast dally express service ering of Democrats at the Willard try to work a good radio on a hair^ meats, fish, eggs and fats, which in AUCTIONEER’S NOTICE: This furniture was just recently Bonds—Stocks—Mortgages ...... II to ano trom New fork \Jonnec- rooms and kitchenette. May 1st. hotel for a Jefferson Day celebra moved from one o£ Manchester’s finest residences to Foley’s,for Business Opportunities...... 12 pin? normal times are considered essen Money to Loan ...... II Uons witb fast truck service out of References requested. Write Box tion. Shouse, Chairman Raskob of tial to an adequate diet, may be re Che purpose of sale. All will be sold without reserve. Sale Help and Sltnattona New fork going south and west M, Herald. the National committee, and Alfred duced to the minimum or eliminat Rain or Shine. Help Wanted—Female ...... II Agents for United Van Service, E. Smith attended the "Minute Men" ROBERT M. REID A SON, Auctioneers. Help Wanted—Male ...... II ed entirely if dire necessity de one of the leading long distamce FOR RENT—FURNISHED room; gathering. 2#1 Main St., Manchester, Conn. Phone 8193. Help Wanted—Male or Female .. 37 also store on Pearl street. Inquire COMMUNin SETBACK mands it. Agenta Wanted ...... 17-A moving companies. Phone 3063. Smith was the center of a con Another group in our community Situations Wanted—Fem ale...... 18 Selwitz Shoe Shop. certed rush after the meeting. Situations Wanted—Male ...... II 8860, 8864. HNAIS NEXT WEEK whose health must be aafeguarded Employment Agencies ...... 40 . Ruddy faced amd smiling, he shook L. r. WOOD CO.-Furniture and * P’OR RENT — Two unfurnished hands with the group about him, lit Live Stock—Pets—Poultry—Vehicles ‘ rooms, with all modern conveni Doga—Birds—Pets ...... 41 piano moving, modera equipment a cigar and turned to answer ques ences; $10.00 a month. A large With but one more sitting re Llvj Stock—Vehicles ...... OUR BOARDING HOUSE SENSE AND NONSENSE The Toonerville Trolley That Meets All the Trains By Fontaine Fox By Gene Ahem THE Skipper used to lose a lot of time because of women It is supposed to have happened dieted that the forthcoming spring- when Peggy Joyce was having her style ladies’ dresses will fasten in HEARING THE PHONE RING JUST AS THEY WERE GETTING ON'THE CAR appendix trouble at a private hos the back. Another coast-to-coast ------— ------^ — 1 pital. hook-up to annoy us . . . A good Wtu., I'M 6LA1> ties rr^ BESM DV/CR ^ name is of more value than a bank Vde VJ^Re -Tfl’ OlliLV A male patient across the ball CMAa6ED.»-w-rHE LAS-r^ V6ARS 5»AJce was about to be discharged. He re roll, but the crook prefers the OAAES /rT tlftMe uirie^i i m i m ceived a stiff bill. money. VoU HdCPLEf -TiMe I SAU5 H , vdrieu seeM H , eM? -w-rHeu, Male Patient—Here,-heje, this 1s s c u i i ’ tH ’ /H«ar<3R, He VJAS A outrageous! It Is too expensive. The enthusiastic young salesman fie WAS Alcrfep AS - tHe vdE’LL Mav/6 *:ro Doctor—You have a cheek to was warming up to his work. Seiz \\AT> '^C> Judge—Are you poAi^v«i1&att thl* defendant was drunk? Officer (grow ling)— No doubt. Judge—Why are you so certain? •Ibl ^ r. A! Ufk^WiMrw« IS Officer—Well, anyhow, I saw him put a penny in the patrol box on Fourth Street, then look up at the clock on the Presbyterian church WASHINGTON TUBBS II By Crane OUT OUR WAY By Williams and shout: ‘Gawd! I ’ve lost fourteen pounds weight!’ Correcting the prommclation of a QlAOy^ friend is probably the most danger emA ous experiment . . . This will not be an entirely satisfactory world un Many a book comes under NJfStfePVOOS, THN'S OH, «’M NCT «UOE FONNV, SPOPT. \ CKMT ' til every woman has a man’s heading of “novel” even though AFH.AVt) OF 'KT f c r O O O SoPF'Wi*'** GOGH \ I CMl't FiGCiEP HO\H AKMBOVI F\Ci(aEP viCfT VT VS, ’ M’ I shoulder to weep on . . . It is pre- plot isn’t. ^SV^TVC, 96?.VU W CVMHK vHOUl-D KMO'M WWD'O EMEH POGSHPT DUANE VA “TA vKim * COOvCiKl' G -A ^ T O VJOAMTA FOP 8GIN& UPSeT CTUFF. VT'S THESfe VOOR. PCDDRCSS. vmvvo Pull a loose. ’XbcfM .• ITS KHOUl VT. OVJtP.Tv\PT CASue* perecTwies FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS 6 PA M . (itT tKi MANHV. A G O O D T h i l v Ct iT By Blosser nnoolD SToP HVS P u l U, S P >AE.‘0 Pvjul- v-\SAO OFF - , e a s y tJOw, uikidV... 1 u:m o v/ POODLg WOOLO DO j TVbS A h e a v y lo a d p o r y o u , ^ o s e w TFvA m TH BUT VJg HAVE ID SET THE S aaaS Fo r . T&O TH • ^ POOOLS Tb THE 003 'ybU, IF You EVER d o c to r ! ■ I'M ueAVlVW TovMM.Y M’SveoR TOBBS. vneu, ta B£ BLiSTeweo'. y g o s H! ^ NGSSV9., I‘M / AHOTHER CABLtCiRWI THVS ONE’ S FROM BAH&KOK, TU t VWVUG TH GjGTTiN’S SIAM. ------releh tless OOOP. d e m o n s of lUE OTLXEHT DRAW H E A D E R . . e e u u A P E ! VHOOUDMT ■JbU, POODLE ? SORS r '>tXJ WOULD..-OWl-V PotJV'S FEET AIH'T So TEHDER a s a DOS'S....! WOWDER w h y d o s s DOM'T Wav£ 1 ■ — ■ ' tJ.R.'WtU.iAi M Q jjj^eAT. orre <>3» ev nca swvict. lec SALESMAN SAM Sam Gives Up! By Small • V 'N&R.e, OFR CER^ WOULD 'feO MIMO WELL, AV'/V.'AV, ■' '..'iLL IF THertZS SokiMA OM£ MORS. COu HT OKI MV OOUG+I AMO^ •2.3-2L2.-2.1-2LO-iq-l8-n-IG-l5'-l4-l3-li- (^ e WHlzl ELSVEM s e r THIS SLASS OOT of your PAWy AND Te M I S ' I ^ hW- COUMTlM' tAV # SOR MS. ANO OPePATE,! WAHTA O K A K S ^ C 'H O P& I I CAN'T B S W R O N G - n ’ TwAss ELevew o m s s I a n o , a d o l l a r AW THAT'S SOMvETVIISJG .... Be T H E R E -.. 1 TN ts Tit^e.1. b i l l ! — ^ ONG.I NOW I'mOOT see How MUCH i gcTT'? ^ eiDPAP AtV/AVS VWAVJTEO IW o b o c k s ! LISlD'/.' TO S E E AM OPEPATlOiJ *1 o\ ACCCttHlMJ' ? P .feanAT.otr. Jihl. mmim J - -‘ ' V “ --. ' ‘ ' ’•• ■' : . ;•-• #attnttBtrr iEofttUqi Um ld WEDNESDAY, APRIL 18, 19^^ The Ladles Sewing Circle of the Miss Gertrude Abbey of Charter members through tht ftces, kings, tomorrow afternoon at 2 o’ciodt In Concordia Lutheran church will Oak street Is confined to her bed queens, jacks and so t>n. the church basement. ABOUT TOWN ABOUT TOWN meet for work tomorrow afternoon with arthritis but welcomes calls at 2 o’clock. from her friends. Linne Lodge, No. 72, Knights of 'Mrs. Thomas!D. Smith and Mrs. Officers and teacherF of the Sec The Mizpah Group o' the Wesle Pythias, will hold Its regular meet HALES SELF-SERVE William JolriiiEidn ' will be In charge ond Congregational church school yan circle wil. meet tonight at 7:80 ing a t Orange hall at 8 o’clock to of a food sale to'.be given Saturday Several Manchester Grangers at Royal Matron Mrs. Anne Tryon will have a supper and roimd table with Mrs. Albert J. Todd of 55 night. afternoon at 2':^ at the store of tended the all-day session of Central of Chapman Court, Order of Ama discussion tonight at 6:30. Westminster Road. C3 n o CER Mark Holmes,'tuy ladles of the North Pomona Grange in Portland yester ranth, will give the first of a series Mrs. Rachel Hopper of 125 Cen Methodist church- A variety of dish day. They report the roads In some of card socials at her home on Park Women of the Church of the Lawrence Cjollege, Appleton, Wls., WAIT sections near Middletown badly er street, , April 28, beginning a Nazareue will hold their weekly has opened its classes free of charge ter street attended the funeral of es and baked goods will be offered flooded. her sister-in-law, Mrs. Robert War- for sale. chain which will be continued by the Thursday afternoon prayer meeting tc the unemployed. nock, in Paterson, N. J., yesterday. Mrs. Wamock, well known by Sal vationists here, died at her home in Thursday Specials Paterson last Saturday evening. Today’s 25c Imported $1.00 .Quality Smoked Mr. and Mrs, Ernest H. Smith of LINEN HANKIES SILK SCARFS 47 North School street were mar 3 for 50c ried 25 years Saturday. They were Those lovely Chinese appenzel hankies 59c married Saturday, April 9, 1907, In SHOULDERS Scife. The best-looking silk scarfs , at 69c. that you paid as high as 50c each for Polka dots, stripes and soft prints. Wear 'Springfield, Mass. It was a cold, Shankl^s, lean shoulders of our usual high quality. back In ’29—now 3 for 60c. (Main stormy day and started with only a floor, front.) SOUTH MR N CHE STEP • CONN It Ascot style, in a bowknot or anyway— few snow fiakes in the morning and It’s smart! (Main floor, front.) before they arrived home at night Country Boll z they were walking in snow up to their knees. BUTTER lb. 2 1 « Mr. and Mrs. William J, Moore, A butter of high scorel formerly of Buckland, are on their way back to Manchester by motor Atlantic Graham Keep An Eye On Hale’s Values! after spending six months in Flori da. While in the South Mr. Moore was a patient in the Veterans’ hos pital in Florida. CRACKERS lbs. 2 5 « Ihriity Shoppers Do! We Are Offering The Lowest Prices A surprise birthday party in Bale’s Bed Bag honor of Vincenzo Salvatore of 90 On Regular High Quality Merchandise In Years! Walnut street was held last night, with forty friends and relatives COFFEE l b . 1 7 ( from W’orcester, Meiss., Hartford Fresh ground or in bean! We s ^ over 250 pounds of this and this town present. Mr. Sal coffee every week. There most be a reason. vatore received numerous gifts and A Special Purchase and Sale/ during the evening a buffet lunch I Fresh Lean was served and singing and dancing j were enjoyed. J. De Maso enter tained as did Adolf Viot, well known BACON accordion player, and Adolf Glor- j lb. 1 3 . getti, violinist. SQUARES Women of the Moose will hold Solid squares of fresh, lean bacon. their regular business meeting at SMART COATS the Home clubhouse on Brainard place tonight at 8 o’clock. Strictly Fresh ' Inasmuch Circle of Kings Daugh ters will meet tonight at 7 o’clock at | At Two Featured Pi ices That' the Center Church House. EGGS doxen 2 5 « Hundreds of dozens sold every week. No such thing as Manchester Grange, P. of H. will getting a bad egg at Hale’s! Will Appeal To New Budgets hold its regular business meeting to- | night in Odd Fellows hall. The meeting will begin promptly at 8 | o’clock as there is considerable: business, including the conferring of Miscellaneous Specials the first and second degrees on a American Beauty CATSUP...... 2 bottles 25c class of candidates for membership j (14-ounce bottles.) In the local and out of town MALT-O-MEAL ...... pacRage 19c $12-95 Granges. The ladies degree team will Chicken and Egg NOODLES ...... jar Soc rehearse at 7 o’clock. (For dinner tonight!) Santa Clara Valley PRUNES...... 2 pounds 15c Miss Grace M. Adams’s yoimger | (Large size.) Coats of this same quality and tailoring were re $29.75 coats of this season featured at a $7.00 sav^ piano pupils who were heard for the B. and B. CHICKEN. BROTH...... tall can 19o tailing at $25 in 1927. These are all accepted, new Ing! New crepes and diagonal woolens. In both first time over WDRC yesterday af Baker’s COCOA ...... i/j-lb. tin 15o styles. Coats made by high grade miinufacturers and dress and sports styles. Dreds coats with cape collan ternoon, gave a good account of OAKITE...... package 10c expertly tailored. Full lined. Dress coats with love and furred cuffs. Dressy tmiored coats with new themselves. Because of the ball Aster LIMA BEA N S...... 2 No. 2 cans 25c ly detachable collars... .coats with Parisian furred Lyolene closing, silk or matching scarf. Black, beig« game scores, they were obliged to Happy Valley SWEET P E A S ...... 2 No. 2 cans 25o cuffs.... tailored scarf models...... tweed sports coats. and corsair blue. And such furs at $22.75! Broad wait from 4:30 to 5:45. Nine out of Bon Ton TOMATOES...... No. 2 can 10c The furs include—Vicunl, fox, fitch, galyac, squirrel, tail, mole, fox, squirrel, wolf, fitch and galyac. Back the 11 tots took part, one was ill, ($1.10 per dozen. Solid pack.) lapin and others. in ’27 you were paying this price for fur alone in many and Tessie Sapienza who was to Robertson’s Scotch MARMALADE...... pound 29o Instances. play with Miss Adams, through mis (Imported.) understanding failed to appear. Sundried FIGS ...... package 5c Same Grade Coats Same Grade Coats (In cellophane for your protection.) ADVERTISEMEN'f Cordova PINK SALMON...... ,.s tall cans 29c Were Retailing at Redskin SALMON ...... 2 tall cans 29c Were Retailing at Low prices and excellent quality Avlon’s Old Fashion SYRUP...... 2 lues 25c $25 in 1927 are building up an extra large Kre-Mel DESSERTS...... package 6c $39.50 Back in ’27 volume of fish sales at Pinehurst, (Coffee, caramel, vanilla, chocolate.) Buck and Roe Shad is shipped direct to Pinehurst from Chrysfield, Mary SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION! Hale’s Coats—Main Floor, rear. land. Read Pinehurst ad on page 2. Amon,'j other specials strictly fresh Large Seedless eggs 29c a doz. G r a p e f r u it 6 ^ °r 2 5 c The Best Looking SALE BRIDGE WHIST SOCIAL Sweet as an orange! I Manchester Y. M. C. A. Thurs. Eve., April 14, 8 P. M. Sunklst Seedless, Sweet Modern and Old Fashioned Dancing. Prizes and Refreshments. Silk Admission S5c. O ranges dozen 2 1 e ------» — Yellow Freestone Place Your Orders HATS With Us for Peaches each 5 c Special Tomorrow! Prompt Delivery On FROCKS Sacramento Valley RANGE A sparagus FURNACE and (Fresh, heavyh A «V V nanaiHifniaasparagus.) \ Fresh, Crisp FUEL OIL Special! \ Center Auto Supply Dandelions peck Only $1.74 ? That’s what you’ll say when you see Phone 5293 15c pound. A real treat for the family! these stunning hats we are featuring tomorrow. They Fancy Sweet $5.95 and $7.95 Grades look every bit like higher priced hats! Our buyer searched the New York market yesterday for these mod Surely you can afford a few silk frocks for- els and they are real values at this low price. The pop aSJ(U3faACa«MHi Potatoes 3 lie these will fit Into any budget however small. The ular styles, straws and colors. Buy one for that new out SOUTH MANCHCSTCR- COHS smartest prints in neat floral patterns. Also fit now I Large and small head sizes. new plain shades. Jacket models, wrap-around effects, boleros, new sleeve treatments. Every Women Rave Over dress a new, accepted fashion. Wear them now Millinery—^Main Floor, Center These— and throughout the summer days. Styles for miss and madam. $5.95 to $7.95 grades. We’ve sold dozens HEALTH MARKET Frocks—^Main Floor, rear. and dozens of these The Outstanding Hosiery Sale of the Month! Shop Tomorrow and Save! Z ip - You’ll Love These New Tweed Sets AND IT’S ON—OR-OFP Coat and Beret Fresh Shipment! Hickory Girdles $2-98 Full Fashioned .MACKERRIi each $1.95 Manchester’s Fancy fresh mackerel—the best! The ideal girdle for the modem miss! No smartest hooks or laces—has the zipper side closing— dressed girls Honeycomb Fresh so etysy to take on or off. Girdle of flesh and boys are X satin with silk webbed sides—no bones. Ex stepping out SILK HOSE Beef cellent girdle for the modem generation—and this spring in the price is tempting, too! these tweed TRIPE sets. A lovely Printed STEW Corsets—Main Floor, rear tailored coat Chiflon! Set vice! and beret at lb. $2.98. All from 2 R»s. 2 5 « Newest Printed Designs oigh grade Lunch Cloths tweed, full Special! Pure Pork in Girls’ ^lined. Many Sirloin Flank customers tell us they are as Sausage Corned good as many $4.98 else Silk Frocks where. 2 to 6. MEAT BEEF Pure Dye Silk Also navy che (The Regular $1.65 iHi ' viots sets at Grades of 1929) Gay, colorful printed cloths In the same low the smartest patterns. They are 1 1 « 1 2 « lb. price. 30 cheerful and gay for breakfast Here’s the best hosiery “buy” of the month! Nationally famous stoc>(- and luncheon use. 54 inches ings at a mere fraction of tbelr square. Guaranteed color-fast, Fresh, Tender “Cinderella” Frocks worth. All perfect goods from high rhey have been very popular. The loveliest new spring “C3in- est quality pure silk. All silk chif And they surely are the best little ^ Look Just Like $5.00 Models derella" dresses that will delight fons with plcot tops. Service welglit Itmch cloths you can buy today at- mother and young sister. Prints 50c. PORK C h o p s ib. 1 4 c The best-looklRg frocks for the junior miss, 7 with plcot lisle tops. Buy hosiery and plain pastels. A variety of needs for immediate and later wear The best pork chops from best quality pork. " to 14. In polka dots, star prints, floral designs. new styles. 2 to 6. You pald'81.49 back In '29 for Featuring jumper effects, “Qlgalo” waistlines, now! You can’t go wrong by bu^ng such quality. peplums, boleros. Every dress a fashion leader a half dozen during this sale! New Also a good supply of Fresh Fish for tomorrow- and weU worth $2.98. 7 to 14 years. est colors. Sizes 8 1-2 to 10. Main Floor, Irft; genuine bluefish, bullheads, shad, cod steak, and halibut. $1.00 Main Floor, center Main Floor, rear. Hosiery—Main Flioor, right ■ ' — ...... h - t ------