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OL. U ., NO. 137. (OlaMdAed Adverttalag oa Page 10.) SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1932. (TWELVE PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS SIX HUNDRED AFTER FATAL GAS TANK BLAST LEAGUE BACKS U.S. POSITION BABY IS STILL MISS STRANDED ONmCASE SUMS UP ALL REPORTS One Hundred Horses Also CREW OF COLLIER Win Not Recognize Any On Floes Which Break TRAFFIC ALIBIS Rmnors That Lindbergh Infant Has Been Found Denied ABANDON VESSE Treaty Obtained By Means WIN THE DERBY ' Loose During Storm; Air­ Judge So Astonished That He By Police Officials At Colonel’s Residence — Meslo, Contrary To the League’s Fined Everybody Involved in planes Drop Food. Ship Helplessly Tossed By Covenant the Case. New Haren Suspect, Has Been Released — Johnson Evanston, 111., March 10 — (AP)—Police Magistrate Harry Still Held In Newark— No Real Evidence That Helsingfors, Finland, March 10.— Waves For Three Days, Geneva, Switzerland, March 10.— H. Porter heard something new (AP)—Hardy boatmen accustomed in the way of traffic alibis and Is Alive Or When It Will Be Returned. to the northern wiute'" today rescued Cannot Be Saved. (AP)—A resolution affirming that he wsis so impressed that he the League of Nations Assembly about 100 of the 700 fishermen fined everybody concerned $6 cannot recognize any treaty or any and costs. stranded on Great Ice Floes which BULLETIN! , Aboard Coast Guard Cutter Ossi- agreement obtained by means con­ “I didn't know what the-speed may we have another definite an­ broke loose yesterday in a storm in limit was,” said James Kamen. Hopewell, N. J., March 10.— swer?” pee, March 10— (AP) —Abandoned trary to the League Covenant was the Gulf of Finland. "And I,” put in Harry Prlz- (A P )—PoUce at the Lindbergh And back from the home came by her crew after three days of in­ adopted today by the Assembly’s j the ready answer: "The child is per- The others with' a hundred horses art, "knew what the limit was, home announced today that tense hardship, the disabled collier drafting committee. * fectly normal in every way.” could be seen from Suursari islands and was trying to catchHip with they knew nothing of a rumor H. F. De Bardeleben w'allowed for­ ’The resolution was circulated Mr. Kamen and tell him be was In this list of questions police half way betw’een Helsingfors and that the Lindbergh baby bad I were also asked if the rumor was lornly today on the storm-tossed At­ among the delegates with a view to breaking it.” Leningrad, huddled together on two been found in Connecticut. ! true that Johnson, learning be had discussion before the Assembly’s “I never beard that story be­ huge floes, unable to help them­ lantic some 600 miles east of New The following question was I been the involuntary dupe of the general committee tomorrow. It fore,” said the magistrate as he selves. The island inhabitants could York. sent to police over the special I kidnapers, had thrown In bis lot would place the League’s supreme imposed the fines. not reach them, for all their efforts. teletype system: with the police and was trying to The Ossippee stoqd by, waiting organ in the same attitude toward Intense Cold for a chance to put a line aboard, “Reports from Bridgeport, ! help them run down the criminals. Japanese occupation of China as C!onn., are to effect that baby The wind still was high but the although the collier’s crew, safe ! Another Denial was taken by the United States in was found in Westport, Conn., storm had broken. Last night the aboard the British freighter Lagan- This reTOrt was denied and it was A terrific explosion shattered a gas tank at the Public Service Corpor­ Secretary Stimson’s note of Jan. 7. ROOSEYET GETS by Sheriff Thomas Reilly and cold was intense and it was feared bank reported they did not believe ation plant in Camden, N. J., had taken a toll of at least eight lives when announced that Johnson was still their vessel could be saved. A1 The resolution calls on the great County Detective William the fishermen, suffering keenly this picture was taken, showing a crowd about the plant as rescuers being examined. though the gale of the past several powers with interests in Shanghai Kearns, taken to a hospital in themselves would have to kill their brought out the body of one victim. Four persons were known to have In reply to another question « po­ days had abated to a fresh north­ to collaborate for the maintenance Norwalk and Gov. Moore will horses unless they were rescued been injured and twelve to fifteen others were missing. MINNESOTA'S YOTE lice said that none of the three west breeze, the sea still tossed and of order In the zon to be evacuated axmounce recovery tomorrowi soon as they had no fodder for the by the Japanese. ’The Assembly al­ Lindbergh servants had asked for a heaved and the De Bardeleben no Reason for withholding baby,' day off since the crime, but they animals. ready has adopted a resolution look­ longer steadied by her engines, all too ill to be removed home. Is did not say whether the servants Two planes took off this morning but rolled her beam ends imder. ing toward Japanese troop retire­ this report true?” ment. would be allowed to leave If they from Viipuri with food. Without cargo and riding high, the But Smith Men Start Fight And from headquarters of should wish to do so. To Keep Up Work collier’s gaunt derricks and hoisting LA FOLLETTE MEASURE the search came back the an­ Every question was answered to­ gear described wide areas against The drafting committee also de­ and Stage a Rdnp Con­ swer: "We have not received day (although generally in some the stormy sky. The Ossippee, skip­ cided on a special committee of i t ” negative or non-committal way) ex­ HOUSE CONSIDERS pered by Commander N. G. Riketts, nineteen members, including the cept one. This related to the fact with a long record as oceanolograph FOR REUEF, ENDORSED twelve powers on the League Coun­ vention. Hopewell, N. J., March 10—(AP) that although Col. Lindbergh was er in Labrador waters and on the cil and Assembly President Paul —Rumors flew thick and fast in the ‘p- scheduled to speak at a banquet In annual Atlantic ice patrol, was the Hymans, to continue the work of Lindbergh baby kidnap case today New York the night of the kidnap­ NEW REVENUE BILL mediation and to keep informed but one after another they were first Coast Guard vessel to reach the St. Paul, March 10.— (A P )—Min­ ing be did not do so and returned scene. She relieved the Laganbank about the progress of the peace ef­ brought to earth and found to be home from the city about 8:80. Tb« Federation of Labor Says nesota Democrats will contribute which in turn had relieved the White GERMANY FEARS forts. worthless. kidnaping took place between the* Star Liner Ashiatic last night and The resolution made it clear that their 24 votes at the National con­ The troopers who have guarded and ten o’clock. Budget Most Be Balanced allowed the latter to proceed to New Jobs Most Be Created By the Assembly considered itself com- vention at CHbeago in June to the the Lindbergh estate and the road "Is Col. Undbergfat willing to ei(- York with' her passengers after a ELECTION RIOTS etent to deal with the entire Sino- cause of (3ov. Franklin D. Roosevelt leading to it for more than a week plain his absence from the spealdng Jt^anese problem—the 5Tanchurian of New York In his drive for the were replaced by others this morn­ engagement now?” the questiop and Over a Billion Mnst (Gonttnoed on Page S.) Government Or Condi­ phase of it as whll ps Shanghai. party’s nomiilation for president. ing. But it was officially annoimc' read. It proposed to ask the World After a tussle over a microphone ed that this was only a routine re­ "No answer” was the police re­ Court for an advisory opinion on and the breaking of the presiding lief. sponse. Be Raised By Tax. tions WiD Not Improve. Government Prepares For An early rumor that a private car the conflict. The Assembly’s com­ officer’s table, the majority turned on a train from (Chicago bore per mittee will report to the Assembly back a late bixvm for former Gov. QUES'nONS ANSWERED COAST GUARD BUSY In a resumed plenary session not suns important to the case was 'diS' Wasbington, March 10— (AP)— Washington, March 10.—(AP)— TronUe, Even a Revolt By Alfred E. Smith, who was support­ proved when the train arrived at Hopewell, N, J., March 10.— (AP) later than May 1. Meanwhile the ed by Minnesota Democrats four —Rumors that the kidnaped Lind­ The House today began considera­ ’The principle of the LaFoUette bill Assembly will take a recess but New York. years ago. Roosevelt forces then Reports that the baby had been bergh baby had been found within tion of the new $1,096,000,000 tax ON DISTRESS CALLS for a huge government program of A e Hitlerites. technically It will remain in ses- took complete control of jresterdaj^s five miles of this village or that the sicn. found but a few miles from home bill with Acting Chairman Crisp of public works was endorsed today by state cot)veniion. cropBpd up again and were qidnkly child was being brought in on a the ways and means comaiitlee de­ the American Federation of Labor Defeated in their efforts to elect pr6vefi‘|TO\mdle88. train fropi Chicago were denied with the pfedictfoh that * othenvise B«rlin, MarCh jp,_(A P )—Gov^ a .. coaventipn' cliairiQaii, ardent The.mTch went' tirelessly on with from the Lindbergh home today. - claring it the “duty of Coi^^ress to Si^th supporters, indudii^ a large Boats Rnsh In AD Directions unemployment will continue without ernment officials prepared today for between 60 a n d ^ persons attached In accordance with the procedure raise revenue to meet government number who had been refused cre­ marked diminution through 1933. any eventuality that might follow WTIMEPREimER to state police force with head­ estaUished by police the press sub­ expenses.” dentials, took matters Is their own ’The federation’s approval in gen­ quarters in the Lindbergh garage. mitted a list at questions about the As Vessels Report They next Sunday’s presidential Section, bands, held a rump convention, and The Georgia Democrat said he re­ eral of the LaFoUette plan, which These Included troopers, detec­ case shortly after eight o’clock. even a general revolt of Adolf. Hit­ selected another slate of delegates. gretted the necessity for the bill but calls for financing the program by tives, finger print men, guards, It has been customary for police 9\ OF ITALY IS DEAD They instructed these delegates that a $1,241,000,000 Treasury Are Helpless In Seas. a $5,500,000,000 bond issue, was ler’s National Socialists. clerte, teletype operators, telephone to confer on the questions about an to seek seats at the Chicago conven­ deficit was in prospect for 1933 and made known by Eldward F. Me- Some imeasiness developed yes­ men, stenographers and photograph­ hour, in some instances showing tion but decided against instructing that the budget “must be balanced Grady, its le^slative representa­ terday over the possibility of a ers. them to the Lindberghs. This morn­ them to support any particular can­ to aid economic recovery, give em­ New London, March 10.— (AP)— tive, at a hearing before the Senate forciUe uprising of the Nazis in ' Steamer Searched ing, however, two of the questions ployment and make effective emer­ Polo BoseOi Was 93 — Was didate. Later some of the bolters re­ Coast Guard vessels from this port labor committee. case the election-goes against them. Police said they had asked no aid were answered immediately. gency relief legislation enacted by pented and drifted back to the offi­ scurried in all directions today as In a statement, McGrady assert­ ’Two Hitler engineers, Theodore of foreign countries, but when the The first was; "Has baby befen this Congress.” messages telling of disabled and ed: “We do not look for any mark­ Eckel and F. Kemmet, were arrest­ cial convention. lie de, France arrived at Plymouth found five miles from Hopewell? AcHto In Politics For Roosevelt supportere fought down “If the bill before you is enacted missing craft poured into Coast ed increase in employment for the ed at Ludwigshafen charged with it was searched. Nothing was The police answered “No.” ar effort to go on record for repeat into law the budget ^11 be balanc­ Guard headquarters here. years 1932 or 1933. illegally manufacturing 80 bombs. found. The other question read: “1^ of the 18th Amendment and adopt­ ed,” he declared. Must Create Work Police chiefs throughout the Many Years. The formal questions submitted baby being returned, now on train '‘ The destroyers Tucker and Davis ed instead a plank urging a state- to police at the Lindbergh home Non-Fariican Act “We predict that you'll have just country annoimced they were ready from Chicago?” were speeding to a position off the to prevent any illegality even if nec­ by-state referendum. The rump elicited little beyond the one fact “The committee action in formu­ Delaware capes to join In a search as much suffering next winter as “We have no knowledge of it,” essary to use the strongest meas­ group urged repeal but speakers In that there was no slackening in the lating this bill was patriotic {ind you have this winter unless the Rome, March, 10.—(AP)—Paolo police replied. for the missing patrol boat CG-218 ures. the official convention asked that efforts to trace the kidnapers and non-partisan, and it is your duty as based at Cape May, N. J. Federal grovemment taxes the Ini­ Boselli, war-time premier of Italy, The other questions were held for Newspapers have been forbidden party energies be devoted In the regain the child. members of Congress to act like­ The patrol boat (3ook was ordered tiative to create work for the peo­ died today at the age of 93. more consideration. to post election results in their win­ coming campaign to economic is­ It was learned today the kid­ wise.” to the assistance of four scows, ple.” He was prime minister in 1916 An hour and a half after the dows next Sunday or to project them sues rather than to prohibition. napers might have obtained the with crews aboard reported adrift ‘"The principal criticism we have and 1917 but wtis forced out as a re­ questions were submitted answers At about the time the House weis on lantern screens. Citizens have wood they used in the crude ladder in Long Island Soimd. A fifth scow heard of this bill Is its cost,” said sult of the Italian defeat at Capo- were telephcmed out from the Lind-' being urged Xo pass the tax meas­ been urged to sit in the safety of which gave them access to the piled up on Long Island and her McGrady. retto in October, 1917. bergh house. Aside from the two . ure, Representative Wood of In­ their homes Eind listen to the elec­ nursery, right from the Lindbergh diana, ranking Republican on the crew is said to D&ve reached shore “Our answer is that the cost of Death resulted from Influenza. answered earlier the questions and tion returns over the radio. estate itself. answers were: House appropriations committee, safely. imemployment wiU far outstrip His political career began in 1888 SAYANTS PREPARE The man who superintended con­ But One Speech ()—Is Ool. Lindbergh on the verge called at the White House and told Mewwhile the patrol boat Eagle eventuaUy the cost of creating em­ President Paul Von Hindenburg’s and he held (Cabinet posts imder struction of the house said that all President Hoover the tax program was standing by the collier Well- ployment” half a dozen premiers. He continu of nervous collapse? only campaign speech will be a three grades of pine used in the A—No. might have to be expanded upward hart of Boston in Buzzards Bay. He added that it has “already had ed active in politics until his last ladder were commonly used in all radio broadcast from his study to­ FOR NEXT ECLIPSE Q—Has the baby been returned? before Congress completed work on The Collier’s anchor was fouled. serious consequences” on the Amer­ illness and in 1921, as a Fascist construction jobs in the district. He night. A—No. it. With the departure of the de­ ican home In the form of bitterness, sympathizer, wsis elected to file said that some had been left over The President’s address will he —Is there any indication that Wood expressed the opinion that stroyers Tucker and Davis, the de­ loss of courage, disrespect for law broadcast a t-6:30 p. m.' over a na- Senate. He was president of the Na­ after the Lindbergh house was com­ stroyer Wood which had been sent and order, suicide and insaiiity. tional Datealighierl Association, a pleted and that (Jol. Lindbergh had baby is alive or when it will be re­ "when the first of the new tax re­ turned ? to the disabled collier H. F. De “We do not see up to the first of member of the Order of the An- C a n m a f f t l^ Loiqi T oB e turns come in on March 15, the (Gontlnaed on Page Three.) asked to have it left. A—This question previously an­ volume will so low that many Bardeleben was recalled to this nunziata, and the author of several Studying Notes area. swered. (The police answer to this will be surprised adversely.” (Gontinned on Page 8.) books. ErectcilAt Caswar, N. H., It was learned on good authority that from the hundreds of com­ has been “no.” ) Favors Sales Tax Q—Who is Morris Rosner? Did Back in 1916 when Paolo Boselli munications purporting to come Wood said he bad expressed to the FREEZING WEATHER For ObsemtioBS. from the kidnapers five have been he visit the Lindbergh home yester­ president his entire approval of the was premier of Italy and the army day? was fighting in the Alps, with the set, aside for further study. One . of 2 1-4 per cent sales tax contained these is the ransom note pinned to A—Do not know. in the program, and added that he United States not yet a participant Philadelphia, March 10— (AP) — No Visitors GRIPS THE NATION in the war, he told a newspaper the nursery window sill by the kid­ had no doubt the President That Tired Feelingl|| The Franklin Institute of this city is naper. Of the four received on the Q—Did the Lindbeegbs have any man that "anything the Americans making preparations to photogp:^ph thoroughly approved of it, also. same kind of paper three are m visitors on the day of the kidnaping What Made You Get That Way and do cannot be other than friendly to at Conway, N. H., the total eclipse and who were they? Did the serv­ “I would like to see all taxes rais­ Italy, because we are fighting for bandwriting similar to the first- The ed through a sales levy,” he said. “It of the sun on August 31.*' 'The ants have any visitors? What to Do About It the principles they hold dear.” other is typewritten. All are signed would be easy to administer, and Death List In Storm Which camera apparatus to be used will A—No. When Italy heard of President with the same peculiar design‘and everybody contribute some share, as be 85 feet long and will be. erected Q—Philadelphia police teletype That’s the title of a series of five articles bv • Wilson’s war message to Congress all demand money and say. that in­ is required under the Constitution.” in a field adjohiing the athletic field structions for its deUvery wUl* be reports New York wants Miclmel Fishbein, health writer for NEA Service and The'Berafd Started Sunday Is Now Set in the following, year he referred to of the A. Crosby Kennett high The Indianan said he believed the forwarded at the proper time. Bennito and two accomplices, Cabll whith begin on Page 8 today. it In the Parliament as “ the gpreat- school at Conway. In Brooklyn today two men who and Morgtmelli, for kidnaping and increase would “hurt in some places, est democracy in the world speak­ The expedition will be headed but when a major operation has to At Forty. reporters believed to be Salvatore robbery. Is there any connection r~ . n r " ing nobly through the message of a by James Stokley, associ^e director Spitale and Irving Bltz, the Lind­ with the Lindbergh case? be performed the patient has to These articles are of the Franklin Institute Museum in stand it.” great president” berghs’ official go-betweens, were A—We do not know. Investiga­ written in the common- Later, outlining his country’s aims charge of sustronomy, who has re­ tors still out. By Assoi^ted Press. brought up for trial on a liquor sense ' language which in the conflict he declared that turned from New England where he smuggling conspiracy charge. They Q—Do police know if Spitale and Winter’s pennons still fluttered niade arrangements ter the observa­ Dr. Fishbein uses in his “peace without the victory of civi­ were indicted as James Martin and Bitz have been in Chicago and De- angrily over Isurge slices of Uncle lization and without complete na­ tion. Trial was post- troit since Saturday? MRS. HOOVER RETURNS daily health column. Sam’s domain today. Cold winds Morris Grossman tional freedom is Impossible; it Mr. Stokley said today that the poned untU tomorrow. ! A—We have no knowledge of keened in the south; mow swirled In parts of the northeast; nor’west Sheriff ThomM F, Reilly of this. Brief and authorita­ (Oonthmed on Page Three.) (Gontlnaed On Page 8.) Bridgeport was requested to go to I Q—When did Col. Breckinridge Washington, March 10.— (AP) — tive, they give in few blasts chopped the Atlantic and the Mrs. Herbert Hoover returned to Newark by authorities there. He return from New York and did you frigid wave which pushed the mer­ leam what his mission there was? the' W'hitc House today just before words health rules and cury to season’s lows in many areas left at once and the general supposi­ noon after a 15-days’ cruise and knowledge which every tion was that the conference had to A—^No answer. showed no signs, of letting up. Three special questions were an­ visit in the South. person should have. The death list In the storm which do with the Undbergh case. The First Lady loft St. Augustine Three Policemen Killed Newark police continued to hold swered by police between the 8 and began Sunday stood at about 40. 12 o’clock lists. They were: late ye.stcrday returning by train, Over the Atlantic crackled word Henry (Red) Johnson, suitor of the whereas she and a party of friends Dr. Fishbein is editor missing baby’s nurse, and nothing Q—Have the ashes in the Lind­ that a crew of 34 had abandoned bergh furnace and basement been had journeyed to Florida mostly by of the Journal of the the collier H. F. De Bardeleben after In Fight with Prisoner could be learned of the results of water. She spent nine days in Flor­ American Medical Asso­ maintaining steerage way for nearly the prolonged investigation which examined? A—It is an oil burenr, ida r.lone, moving by boat and auto­ ciation and writes on three days by keeping the engines began with his detention in Hart­ mobile as far south as Sanford. pounding. It was their first chance New Orleans, March 10.— (AP) Xtriecher tried to reach his cell win­ ford soon after the kidnaplngs. Q—^Did anyone in Mercer and known facts, not theor­ In the second batch of questions Hunterdon counties knew the Lind­ With Mrs. Hoover as .she returned to leave the ship. They transferred Three policemen were killed in a dow from the rear and were shot to the Capital were Mrs. Edgar ies. down. Weidert died almost at once submitted to police today reporters berghs were staying home the to the British Motorship Lagan- cell room gun fight with a negro Rickard of New York; Mrs. Mark bank. but Oestriecher lived until last touched on a delicate subject which week-end before the kidnaping? . Sullivan, wife of the journalist and Off Cape Sable, N. S., the Ger- prisoner at the Twelfth Precinct po­ night. was definitely answered without A—^Probably neighbors. If you have ever ex­ hesitation. It was the matter of the Q—^Do the police have any Infoto*. author: Mrs. Stark McMullen, Cap­ perienced “that tired mm freighter Harburg, endangered lice station here yesterday and their Officers- finally induced Thomp- tain Joe! T. Boone, the White House by'a broken rudder sent out an assallant later-met death in an at- I son to surrender by bombarding bis recurrent rumor that the Lindbergh matira that the kidnaping plot orig« doctor and Mrs. ^ o n e . feeling” , and whp hasn’t, SOS yesterday. A blizzard blinded tempt to escape. A negro trusty j cell with tear gas. He was wounded baby suffered from some eye or ear Inated in 'Vancouver, (Canada. you will want to read autoists about Buffalo. A boy was was wounded. ' as be made an attempt to resist aft- trouble, a rumor which has been A—No. every one of this inter­ found frozen to death In Pennsyl­ Patrolman Cornelius f Ford was er the surrender. ' repeatedly denied and which baa TREASURY BALANCE caused the Lindberghs considerable LADDER IS STUDIED esting and informative vania. c:k}ld continued to damage disarmed and slain by. the negro, | A few hours later, on bis way southern crops. In Ontario the snow Percy Thomp^n, arrested on a {back to police headquarters follow- annoyance. Hopewell, N. J., Itarch 10.—(A W Or. Fishbein series in Child Is Norma] —R. B. Hullfisb, who supertaUAMMI Washington, March 10.—(AP)— was eight to ten feet deep. charge of stealing $60 worth of ing treatment ‘ for the wound at a clothing, as the officer attempted bo^tal, officers said the negro The question sent to the Lind­ eoBstruetloQ on the Llndneq^h f Treasury receipts for March 8 were New Yopk city wltii 14 above zero to lock him in a.cell. tried once, more to esem)e> He was bergh bouse tgdey read: “The old, said today the wood um4 th $6,914303.57; expenditures, $20,- had its coldest day of . the season yesterday. As the negro barricaded himself shot aad killed. WUHam King, often denied rumora that the Lind- dor employed Iqr the WihJgiwrB at 867,002.90; balance $308,336,252.- in the cell with the gun of the negro trusty, said he was shot 1^ ber^ diUd 1» deoc and du»i?!i. have the Lindbergh s ha^ might 88. Customs duties for eight days of THE EVENING HERALD Biit near Niagara Falls residents saw signs of “an early spring”—13 dead policeman, - Corporal George Thompson when he grappled with sprung up again. We oSSloglze MaKh were $,6,434;686.fi9. wild swans. .Weidert and Patrolman Albert Oea- him; after Ford was aUdn. for submitting the question, but (CoBliaaed t.) W y , ''^ : - '■• rv

MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONN- THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1982. p a (; e t w o Newsmen Watch Lindbergh Home SUPPER, CARDS, SMOKER CONNECTiCUTFARMS California Governor Goes Greek NORTH METHODIST ABOUT TOWN LADIES’ AH) ELECTS The condition of George W. Q« b> FOR MACCABEE MEMBERS mons, of 380 East Center street, re­ TO RECHVE HELP mains serious this afternoon. Mr. Gammons is still in an unconscious Guests Present From Other All Day Meeting Held Yester­ condition. His closest relatives have day—Mrs. F. A. Sweet Is been called to the bedside. Lodges — Elmer Rivenberg Re-Elected President. Wins First Prize At Setback. ^nefits of Finance Corpora­ The Women- of the Moose have set the date of Thursday, March 17, tion Act To Be Extended Members of the North Methodist for a St. Patrick's setback party, to Knights of the Maccabees follow­ Ladies Aid society turned out in be held at the Home club on Braln- ed a brief business meeting in the large numbers for the all-day meet­ ard Place. The standing social com­ Batch and Brown hall last evening To This State Soon. ing, luncheon and annual business mittee will be in charge of arrange­ with a salad supper, a setback par­ session at the church yesterday. ments. The officers were aU re-elected, as ty and smoker. This was the first meeting since the change of nights Washington, March lO^(AP) — follows: President,' Mrs. F. A. A child welfare conference will be The Agricultural Department is Just Sweet; vice*president, Mrs. LeVeme held tomorrow at 1 o'clock at the to the second and fourth Wednes­ about ready to extend benefits from Holmes; secretary, Mrs. Walter clinic building of the Memorial hos­ days in the month. Guests were the S50.000.000 crop production loan Shipman and treasurer, Mrs. W. E. pital on Haynes street. ’This is for present from Hartford, New Britain fund to farmers of Pennsylvania and Hibbard. Mrs. Hibbard has been infants and pre-school children, and and Rockville. ‘■Connecticut. treasurer for a number of years, it is suggested that the mothers ’The first prize in si'5ack was Residents of the two states have and Mrs. Sweet enters upon her now bring their children who are to won by Elmer Rivenberg, second by fccci deprived thus far of loans third year as leader of the society. enter school this fall for tiie first George M. Bidwc and consolation from the fund because of the ab­ The reports of accomplishment time so that trouble may be detect­ by Frank Ritchie o f New Britain. sence of chattel mortgage laws for the past year were most encour­ ed and corrective treatment applied The committee in charge included thcie. Such liens on 1932 crops is aging in spite of the hard times. without delay. William J. Burke, chairman. Wi# specified as security for loans in The society has managed a number liam J. Hamilton, Jr., A. L. Brown, the Reconstruction Finance Cor­ of succes^ul social and financial Manchester Grange was host to Leroy Chapman, Howard Spencer poration Act, in which the farm projects the last one being the about 80 visiting Grange members and George M. Bldwell. fund was set up. Washington party, the first event last night. The lecturer’s program Officials of the department have by an outside organization in the was furnished by Coventry, Windr b > en working on a means of provid­ recently finished Y. M. C. A. builds sor and -Tunxls Grange of Bloom­ ing some other means of collateral ing. Pledges for the building fund of field. After refreshments in the WATKINS WORKERS HEAR for loans to the two eastern states. the church have been met from banquet hall, dancing continued un­ Legal advisers of Secretary Hyde time to time as they became due. til midpight. have interpreted the statutue as not OF ART OF EIRXAVING being prohibitive of all other means of security and have suggested the •«*>.*>. V s N S " -V NS . V acceptance of realty or other forms FEAR FACTIONAL nCHT HOSPITAL NOTES Sis vs •.■■■■ S ' , , s^s'SSfe S ❖ . S ""s'' Harry Meiklejohn, of Cheney of mortgage. ^ N N N S S Final diclsion \t^ill depend on a WHEN DEMOCRATS MEET Brothers, Addresses Dun­ conference called to be held here Wilfred Bulla, 71 Hemlock street; Up a tree—literally—in covering the Lindbergh kidnaping story, are can Phyfe Club Members. Saturday between agricultural ex­ Marjorie Cushman, 272 Porter news'paper men on the scene at Hopewell, N. J. Here you see two report- tension work in the department. M. Hartford, March 10.— (AP)—The street; Mrs. Frank Schieldge, 432 rs keeping constant vigil near the Lindbergh estate, hoping for sight of S. McDowell of Pennsylvania and Gardner street and Josephine Vin- The March meeting of the Dun­ Democratic State committee meet­ ^m e activity which may indicate the receipt of news from the kidnapers. can Phyfe Club composed of the A. W. Manchester of Connecticut ing to be held at Hotel Bond at 3 cek,_l Kerry street were admitted have, been invited to discuss the pro­ to the hospital, yesterday. employees of Watkins Brotiiers was p. m., tomorrow may be closed to held ’Tuesday in the club rooms at blem with Warburton. others than the committee mem­ A son was bom at the hospital The conference vrill deal mainly the store and the principai speaker bers, It was stated today with today to Mr. and ■ Mrs. Arthur PUBLIC RECORDS with details of procedure in furnish Nichols of 32 Dennison street. Hart* OEilTUARY was Harry Meiklejohn, superintend­ ing alternate instruments oi col authority. The reason given is that Attachments ent of the Engraving Department on seversil matters to come up there ford. Robert P. Butlei and Arthur E. at Cheney Brothers. lateral. may be sharp debate likely to bring Nelson Smith of 55 East Middle Representative Boland, of Scran- ’Turnpike, Mrs. George Gillette of Howard, Jr., of West Hartford Mr. Meiklejohn traced the devel­ ton» who with Representative Loner- It was just an old Greek custom that Gtovemor James Rolph, Jr., ot out an interchange of opinion be­ against Harry L. Bender of New opment and history of engraving C^fornia foUowed when he posed , in classic costume at San Francisco tween contending elements. Wapping, and Mrs. Rudolph John­ DEATHS gon, of Connecticut, sought relief son of 29 Clinton street were dis­ York and Solomon A. Bender of from its inception in England and for farmers of the two states, ex­ ^ ile broadcasting a bid to the world to come to the 1932 Olympiad at It was forecast today that while Hartford and the Bender-Flynn Scotland to the present day giving Los Angeles. “Sunny Jim” portrayed “Diacorus of Rhodes,” father of the choice of a Nationsd committee­ charged yesterday. pressed gratification at the progress ’The next in the series of lectures Miss Marion F. Ladd company in the sum of $500, dam­ a clear and thorough picture that of negotiations. Boland took up the many of the leading athletes of the mythological Olympic games. With man will not be made until after Miss Marion F.' Ladd died at the ages and costs of suit on an undi­ I was both interesting and educationi- him is Bernice Phelan, fancy diving champion of the Pacific Association, the delegation to Chicago is select­ sponsored by the Manchester Me­ ntfitter with the department after morial hospital staff will be held Rockville, private hospital early this vided one-half interest in land and al. He displayed copper rollers and ed by the State convention this con­ receiving word from the Pennsyl­ who joined in the broadcast to add a modem touch. ’Tuesday evening, March 15 in Wat­ forenoon following a long illness. biUldings at 527-541 Main street, other equipment used in engraving test may Indirectly be referred to in vania Department of Justice that kins auditorium, 11 Oak street Dr. She was bom in Manchester, the South Manchester. i work at the silk mills. there was no way in which chattel discussions. There is the probability daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Luigi Pola against Ida Carini, $50 A roast beef supper opened the by the Lindberghs as go-betweens D. M. Caldwell will lecture on the mortages could be recogfnized as also that the Smith adherents in the subject, “Surgery and Gynecology.” Ladd and attended the Ninth Dis­ damages and cost of suit on prop­ evening’s program and this was fol- in the kidnaping case. legal in the state. BABY IS STH l MISSING committee will clash with those who Miss Helen Navln, nurse on ^ e trict schools later moving with her erty on South Main street. {lowed by a talk by C. Elmore Wat­ The pair was arrested and in­ family to Andover. have declared themselves for Gov­ second floor, returned to duty yes­ George A. F. Lundberg against kins who spoke on present business FISHERMAN DROWNED dicated as James Martin and Morria ernor Roosevelt. She worked as a clerk in New Herman Gordon, $96 damages and conditions in general discussing SUMS UP ALL REPORTS Grossman but the Eagle said they terday following a week’s vacation It is anticipated David A. Wilson spent at her home in WillimanUc. Britaiu and Worcester, Mass., and cost of suit on property on the politics and banks in particular. St. Petersburg, Fla., March 10.— were really Spitale and Bitz. will be chosen chairman at the out­ later was companion for Miss Eliza­ northeast corner of North School Harry Roth displayed the new (AP)—Fred H. Talcott, 77, wealthy After a whispered conference be­ beth Griswold on Laurel street who (Continued from Page 1) set to fill the existing vacancy and and Oakland streets. spring drapery fabrics. retired druggist of Wollaston, Mass., tween prosecutor and judge the J. Francis Smith of Waterbury had known her from childhood. On and an inveterate fisherman, lost his trial was postponed until tomorrow. elected secretary, with Fred P. Holt the death of Miss Elizabeth Gris­ life at the sport he pursued through been secured from many construc­ of Hartford continuing as treasurer. wold she remained as companion out the year from Canada to Florl' tion jobs in the region and even on THREATEN GO BETWEEN Whether Governor Cross will be Wall Street and secretary for Francis Griswold, the Lindbergh estate itself. da. New York, March 10.— (AP) — present at the meeting was uncer­ brother of Miss Elizabeth Griswold. He was drowned yesterday as a The North Carolina white pine The Evening Post ssdd today the tain today. Funeral services will be held at yacht from which he and two com­ and two other Inferior grades of two___ children______of “Salvy” Spitale, Briefs Watkins Brothers, 11 Oak street, panions were fishing in the Gulf of white pine used in the ladder, Hull- j who was appointed to act as go- Saturday afternoon at 2:30. Rev. Mexico capsized while in tcw of a fish stated, also had been used in between for the possible return of PRISONERS RELEASED Wallace I Woodin of Andover and FRIDAY NIGHT cratings, and for other temporary j the kidnaped Lindbergh baby, have New York, March 10— Improve­ burial will be in East cemetery. Coast Guard patrol boat. ment in the Bond market over the THE In his pockets were found fishing purposes during the building of the been threatened with kidnaping as Dublin, Irish Free State, March reprisal for Spltale’s efforts. last few weeks is reflected in figures licenses from Maine, New Hamp­ Lindbergh home. 10.—(AP)—Twenty joUtlcal pris­ The paper said Mrs. Spitale re­ issued by the New fork Stock Ex­ shire, Massachusetts, and Florida. Some of this wood he added, had oners jailed under the emergency vealed the threat and reported she change showing the combined ag­ He also bad special permission to been left at the estate at the re­ ordinances enacted by the Cosgrave FUNERALS quest of Colonel Lindbergh who in­ had received three letters, the lat­ government were released today gregate market values of listed STATE fish in local fresh water lakes, and est demanding that Spitale cease his bonds as of March 1. Their market kept bis prized licenses jn a water dicated it might be useful for minor from Arbour Hill prison by order of Mrs. Cbristina O. Butler carpentering about the estate if the efforts to trace the abductors of the new De Valera regime. value on this date of $39,347,0^,100, proof waUet. showed an Increase o f $975,129,481 The funeral of Mrs. Christina O. WILL PRESENT ANOTHER POPULAR occasion for such reeds arose. the Lindbergh baby. It was one of the first acta of the Butler wife of Norris A. Butler of The Spitale children are under over February 1 values. INSPECTOR SENTENCED Hullfish added his opinion that Flanna Fall government and in line 148 Bissell street, was held at 4 the ladder-building was poorly done, guard, the Post said. Mrs. Spitale with De Valera’s campaign pledge o’clock this siftemoon at Watidna was quoted as saying she did not What is expected to be a general Kitchener, Ont, March 10.— (AP) as if by an amateur. A heavy man, to revoke the emergency laws as Brothers, 11 Oak street. Rev. Wat­ “OPPORTUNITY NITE” he said, could not have gone up the know where her husband was at movement among New York sav­ —Everett A. Rae, former provincial quickly as possible. son Woodruff officiated and the body ladder found near the scene of the this time. ings banks to reduce their annual police inspector here, was sentenced Early today automobiles began was sent to South Berwick, Me., for It’s the night of nights— the night arriving from many parts of Ire­ interest rates has been initiated by to two years less one day in On­ kidnaping. burial. when local perfonners have a IDENTIFIED JOHNSON land, carrying flags and streamers two institutions. Ohe lowered the tario Reformatory by Judge Clem Sixty Men Employed rate from 4 to 3 1-2 per cent and Hullfish estimated that about 60 Bridgeport, March 10.— (AP) — on which had been inscribed wel­ chance to strut their ent in County Court today. He the other from 4 1-4 to 4 per cent. DRIVER RESPONSIBLE John Fernino of Fairfield avenue, coming slogans for the prisoners stuff— and perhaps win pleaded guilty some time ago to men had been employed in the actual construction of the house, who went to Newark to look at whose release was even then ex­ stealing 51,950 in Ontario Liquor Thomaston, March 10.— (A P )— one of the cash working in shifts of 20 men at a Harry (Red) Johnson, detained Control A ct fines which he had col­ pected. UNUSUAL GIFT John Kuskonski of Terryville, who Prizes! time. In addition to the building there in the Lindbergh kidnaping was driver of a truck which struck lected. Rae was arrested in Phila­ case, returned yesterday, and told DEATHS LAST NIGHT contract held by the Matthews Con­ Washington, March 10.— (AP)— and f a t ^ y hurt Frank H. Mattoon delphia and brought here for trial. struction Company of Princeton, N. Captain John H. Regan of the de­ Ever and anon the recipient of Feb. 10, has been held criminally J.,. there were also a number of sub­ tective bureau that he bad Identified New York— Hermann Fougner, unique gifts. President Hoover to­ Johnson in a lineup as the man he responsible for the death by Coro­ contracts let. 55, Norwegian engineer who built day received one different from all ner S. A. Herman of Winsted. These, he explained, were con­ rode wltA from New York last week concrete ships for the United States the rest. Wednesday morning. Femlno said In Town Court last night Kus­ tracts for plumbing, heating, elec­ government during the World War. Mrs. Ruth Bryan Owen, jD., SIX ACTS tric insulation, painting, decorating, Johnson was In a group of other konski was held for trial in Litch­ New York—^The Rev. Dr. Melanch- Fla.>, carried into his office a wood­ field Common Pleas Court. John T. A L L PRIMED and slate and sheet metal work done men and he readily picked him out. ton G. G. Scherer, 70, secretary of en plaque, on which was worked in ...C h e s t Monzani of Waterbi^y who la cor­ AND SE T TO on the roofs. the United Lutheran church in various colored, woods a likeness of oner for New Haven county at Wa­ All the work on the house, he WEARING UNIFORMS America stnOe it was organized in his head and shoulders. GO. said, was done by New Jersey firms Hopewell, March 10.— (AP)—Jer­ terbury Is counsel for the accused. 1918. The plaque was made by Arturo COME AND ENJOY THE FUN with the exception of the installa­ sey City and Newark detectives Mt. Clemens, Mich.—William Ellis Boza, Key West, Florida, wood­ COLDS tion of the heating equipment which working on the Lindbergh kidnap STORMY AT SEA —AND HELP DEQDE THE Horton, 84, well known among stage worker, who fashioned the likeness was done by a Connecticut firm. case are wearing state trooper iml- WINNERS— THE AUDIENCE yield more quickly to folk of the old school. in wooden mosaics, using material New London, March 10.— (AP) — Most of the workers were Italians, forms so the troopers won’t mistake Northampton, Mass.—Richard W. from 22 different kinds of trees. IS THE JUDGE! double direct action Poles, and a few Germans who lived them for prowlers. Wind and heavy seas todSy joined Irwin, 75, former justice of the to keep submarines attached to the of Vicks' VapoRub. in the vicinity. Use of the uniforms by the plain­ Massachusetts Superior Court and “I’ve thought over all of the men clothes men even led today to ru­ FARTHER THE BETTER submarine base, at the base piers. the “political godfather” of Calvin Smaller fishing craft also found on the job. I can’t think of any­ mors that Col. Charles A. Lind­ CooUdge. • Use the new thing unusual in the actions, or any bergh was traveling about the coun­ “My first husband always said I conditions too bad for regular operations. ’The Nova ScotiEui Vicks Nose Drops peculiar characteristics if any of tryside in the blue garb of state WRECKAGE SIGHTED was far and away the best wife in them,” Hullfish said, “but of course, trooper. ’This was denied. the world.” schooner Abundance sought shelter with VapoRub in the you can’t always tell.” “ He was right—far and away!”— here as did the New York to Provi­ Vicks Plan. ANOTHER FAKE CLUE New London, March 10.—(AP)— Hummel, Hamburg. dence boimd steamer Pawtucket. Friday Friday ’The Captain of the ^Tug WUlet re­ New York, March 10.—(AP) — Bridgeport, March 10.— (AP) — and and Police Commissioner Edward P. High Sheriff Thomas F. Reilly’s ported to the Coast Guard that the Saturday Saturday Mulrooney said today that he had hurried trip at noon today was in vessel had passed wreckage, ap­ been given a few minor details to no way connected with the Lind­ parently floating decks, about 45 look up in connection with the bergh kidnaping, according to his miles south of Block lidand today for Lindbergh baby kidnaping, but that secretary, Joseph T. Reardon after and the Coast Guard patrol boat Marlon from this port was instruct­ The Arch-Detective BETTER L OF COLDS* he had received no new or definite receiving a call from the sheriff in Tomorrow Night information from New Jersey po­ New York city. ed to conduct a search in the area. lice authorities. The woman and baby picked up- The area in which the wreckage of The Screen Asked whether he knew why yesterday in the sheriff’s car were was reported is where the barge Morris Rosner figured in the case as not Implicated in the llndbergh kid­ Banker Contractor which was adrift TRIPLE reported in a morning newspaper, naping case, it Is reported. was last reported yesterday. ’The -UNMASKS Quality Groceries the Commissioner said all he knew Coast Guard believed that the barge HER FACE! about Rosner’s connection was what STEAMER SEARCHED may have foundered. , A TTR A C TiaN For Less he had seen in newspapers. The Plymouth, Eng., March 10.— (AP) -UNVEILS Daily News this morning said that —Police searched the liner He de State Armory Granulated Sugar A ^ Rosner was established in a wing of France this afternoon on the possi­ HER PAST! 10 lb. cloth s a c k ...... 4 0 C the Lindbergh Hopewell home and bility that the Lindbergh child SATURDAY NIGHT Second Game of the Town Series. Salada Tea, Red Label 00.<» was directing undercover negotia­ might be aboard. They found nine -AND SOLVES l-4 1b...... tions for the return of the baty. babies but all of them were stfUs- Commissioner Mulrooney, how­ THE MANCHESTER GREEN 1-2 lb...... 48c factorily Identified. NATIONAL The PERFECT ever, admitted that Rosner has a COMMUNITY CLUB Baker’s Vanilla, O O PieeeBto 2 oz. b o ttle ...... police record and is known to the GUARDS GRIME! 2 in 1 Shoe FMish, T police as Mlkey Rosner. TIRE BIDS ASKED FOB i i —vs.— paste or liquid ...... X U C Beer’s Baking Chocolate O T MESLO RELEASED Hartford, March 10.— (AP)—Con­ SALLY LUNI<” A 2-Act Flay. EEC FIVE 1-2 lb. c a k e ...... New Haven, March 10.— (AP) — necticut has asked for bids on auto­ HARUE CHAN'I mobile tires for the fleet of 1,057 Game at 8:45 p. m. Fairy Soap, 1 Tony Meslo, 45, held since Monday A Fox 5 cakes fo r ...... while State police investigated a cars and trucks owned by the state. Manchester Green School Saltesea Clam Chowder Q 1 ^ story that he had been overheard Bids will be received at the office of Picture 2 cans f o r ...... OJLC discussing the Lindbergh baby, was Commissioner of Finance EJdward HIGH y H O O L F. Hall up to noon March 23. It Is RERESHMENTS! C h a n c e Bnmford Baking Powder released today. lb. c a n ...... the first time bids have been asked DANCING! With A technical charge of Idleness was Carnation Milk, tall cans on tires for state owned cars. Admission 50c. noil pressed in court by the city at­ TRADE SCHOOL 8 f o r ...... Z U C WARNER GLAND Lusk’s Fruit Salad O O torney. A renewal of athletic flattens. large No. 2 1-2 t i n ___ a OC Meslo was arrested by State Game at 7 :30 p. m. jUazola Oil Q /fl ^ Police after a Colchester woman Marion Nixon Linda Watkins gidlon can ...... said she bad heard him and two «^HREE LIVE GHOSTS** Marlnee Herrings, Q A^ companions discussing the baby ten 21/2 HOURS OF~ quart f o r ...... O U C months ago. Not only did Meslo A Comedy Mystery In Three Acts. ON THE SAME SMASH PROGRAM! Jad Salts, ^ deny the conversation but he also Three young soldiers reported Idlleq iq DANCING 85c b o ttle ...... O ^ C said he was not aware Colonel Lind­ _ action retom to England to cope with the MUSIC BY THE WDRC LOIS MORAN and CHAS. BICKFORD Cascara Compound OA. m bergh was the father o f a son. I— g Bitnattons tint have ^eveloped. Tablets, bottle of 100 ^ U C FLOTILLA ORCHESTRA. m E S U N D Y MEN IN CXJURT ^ Wednesday, March 16, 8:15 p. m. in IN HER LIFE” New York, March 10—(AP) — Hollister Street School Admission ’The Brooklyn Eagle said today two "'THE COMMUNITY PLAYERS LAST TODAY MAHIEU’S of 16 men brought into Federal BENEFIT Y. If. a A. ^ARE THESE OUR CHlLDRENr* Court to face trial for conspiracy to 25c “"50c AdmlssloB SSe. CMldren DMer 18,-Me. SIDNEY FOX in “NICE WOMEN" smuggle liquor were Salvatore Tickets OB Sale at Kemp’s Mnsle Hopse. GROCERY Spit^a and Irving Bitz, the men Dial 6476 / 183 Spruce St with underworld connections named

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*%ERT SMART FOLKS LANDSCAPE ARCHITECr MANCHESTER FIRM IN DUNKIRK, OHIO THREE CONVENTIONS LATEST STOCKS NAME WETHERELL DOGS SO ATTACHED, JAPANESE SAEORS Kenton, O., March 10.— (AP) GARDEN a U B GUEST New York, March 10— (A P)—^The THEY WONT QUIT HOME —So great was the excitement zigzag movement in the Stock NASH AGENT HERE TO BUILD ARMORY when fire broke out in the home HERE IN ONE WEEK Market of the peist w e^ continued RESCUED AT SEA. of Dr. T. M. Shroyer at Dunkirk, Thomas H. Desmond of Sims­ to narrow today. Warden Sees Both Sides of near here, that no one thought bury To. Address Meeting A little selling around midday ac­ Dog’s Life—Families Hate to call the fire department. Mcniday Night At Center companied publication of U. S. To Lose 'Their Pets. Lowest of ^ 2 Bidders For Scores of citizens stood glar­ Week bidmg June 25 Brings Steel’s unfilled tonnage figures, but Succeeds Madden Brothers, Forty Meu Taken Off Burn­ ing at the blaze for nearly an Church. on the whole prices held close to hour before some one noticed 3resterday*s final levels. Speculative It Is Officially Announced Town Dog Warden Robinson bss Work In Danielson — Bid there were no firemen present. Moose, Masonic, Lutheran Thomau H. Desmond o f Simsbury, interest was at low ebb, with ^oor occasion to see something of the ing Steamer By Crew of Then a less agitated spectator widely known lamdscape architect, traders apparently providing most “other side” of a dog's life in Man­ telephoned. The firemen arrived Sessions Here. will be the sjieaker at the March of the activity. Today. chester. A local family has had a American Destroyer. Was $30,622. in time to save the house. m eeting o f the Mamchester Gaurden U. S. Steel sagged about a point, dog a number of years, bought for club, Monday evening at the Center and similar losses appeared in Na­ the baby and grown up and has Church House. His subject will be tional Steel imd Bethlehem Pre­ Mason Wetherell today officially been the constant companion of the Hartford, March 10.— (AP)—The Manchester will be host to no less “The D esign amd Plamting o f Smadl ferred, the last-named reaching a child. It is getting old and cannot I Manila, March 10.—(AP)—’The Manchester Construction Company thRTi three conventions during the Home Grounds.” This is a carefully took over the Nash automobile new low. Other issues selling off a agency in Manchester, the appoint­ dodge automobiles and trolley cars jdestrojrer Tracy, racing ahead of ’ of Manchester was the lowest of week Andlng June 25 amd it seems prepaired lecture which Mr. Des­ point or so included American Can, ABOUT TOWN ment being made by the New Eng- ' and rather than see it killed in some jfour other vessels of the 'United twenty-two bidders on the construc­ that 1932 wiU be a banner year for mond has given before several other International Harvester, Dupont, land distributors in Boston. Mr. such manner the dog warden has States Navy, saved forty or more tion of the new State Armory at conventions locally. On Friday, Jime garden clubs and org^amizations. It American Water Works, Union Paci­ been asked to take the dog and find Japanese from the . burning freight­ Danielson to replace the one recent­ The Young People’s choir of the 25, the anniiRl two-day convention will be illustrated by diaigraunma; ^ fic and Consolidated Gas. Bullish Wetherell who has been an automo­ it a good home for the remaining er, Kaku Maru, off the island of ly destroyed by fire, it was revealed Second Congregational church will and field day of the Loyad Order of sketches showing how a design is activity appeared in some of the bile salesman in Manchester a great meet for rehearsal with Organist many years was formerly head years of the dog’s life. Mindoro tonight. at a meeting of the State Board of Moose will open here. (Dn the fol­ developed to meet some of the mining issues, notably Noranda, On several occasions this has Responding to the distress call Finance and Control today. Wilbur Saturday evening at 7 lowing day, the annual State Ma­ varied problems ' in small grounds’ Homestake and Alaska Juneau. salesman for Madden Brothers, the o’clock. At 8 o’clock the Christian been done by the warden, but the the ’Tracy, the destroyer MacLeish sonic Veterans’ Reunion will be held design. Auburn moved up 5 points in what previous Nash agent, in town. j The contract was awarded to the Elndeavor society will have a social dog after being taken into some and the airifraft tenders Avocet and at the Masonic Temple amd the 16th Mr. Desmond is no stranger to appeared tc be short covering, then Associated with Mr. Wetherell in Manchester Construction Company in honor of the cast in the play “Oh home it will suddenly leave and Jason dashed 100 miles south from annual convention of the New Eng­ Mamchester audiences. He has ad­ lost some of its gain. International the capacity of salesman will be whose total bid was $30,622, which Kay” recently presented at the Hdl- turn up at its former home. ’The their base at Cavite to rescue the included $700 for limestone. The land Luther Leaigues will open its dressed the garden club before and Silver made an extreme gain of Fred ’Thrall formerly . in the en­ family has called the dog warden lister street school. two-day sessions at the Swedish Lu­ 3 1-4, which was not fully maintain­ gineering department at Cheney crew of the Kaku Maru, enveloped terms of ^e contract call for the it win be recalled maule am interest­ that the dog is back home and since in flames and smoke from her gaso­ completion of the construction work theran church. ^ ing map of a proposed beautification ed. American Telephone showed a Brothers. Harry Bellamy will con­ it had been gone they had missed it Miss Ada Robinson of Summit line cargo. within period of 80 working days One convention has adreaidy been project for Center Springs park. He fairly ^m tone. Some sizable tinue to be in charge of the repair so much they will continue to keep street will sing at the entertainment The Tracy, faster of the rescue held in Manchester this yeair, that hais also been consulted by the Pub­ blocks of Socony-Vacuum appeared werk at the garage. it. of Chapman Court, Order of Amar­ of the young people of the Southern on the tape, but it held up well. ’The Nash agency will be located boats, reported by radio that the lic Relations committee of the locad Only this week a dog, twelve crew bad been taken off and said anth, tomorrow evening at the Hol­ Division of the Sadvation Army, on The steel figures were somewhat as formerly at the comer of Main TO GIVE POSTPONED Gairden club to suggest a suitable years old, was turned over to the the Navy salvage vessel Pigeon was lister street school auditorium. February 22. On ’Thursday, April i more unfavorable than expected in street and Brainard place. An offi­ planting at the new Whiton Me- warden. He found a good home for standing by to aid the Kaku Maru. James Quirk of West Hartford will 21, the two-day amnual convention most quarters, but the stagnation cial annoimcement of the appoint­ dance. Much Interest is shown in moriail library. He will say a few it and the dog was taken away. It was thought, however, it would COMEDY SATURDAY of the State Department of the words regarding a suggested foun­ ' . i.'J'jsti'y during February had ment with price listings on the new The next morning it was the featured Indian play, “The Love Daughters of Union Veterans of the been apparent, and the Stock be necessary to beach the Japanese Story of Wunneetunah,” by Mathias dation planting which the club Nash models will be found else­ and about noon time came a call to vessel on Mindoro island. Civil Wtir will be held at Odd Fel­ .:et was able to hold up fairly where in today’s Herald. ’The new the warden that the dog was back Green Community Club’s Play, Spiess, which will be presented by a might be able to undertake at the The Kaku Maru, formerly the low s hall. Y. M. C. A. or library buildings, anu well in the face of the news. The firm will be called tjie Wetherell at its old home. It looked so lone­ local cast imder the direction of his shrinkage of 102,521 tons in unfilled Tosan Maru, was proceeding from “Sally Lunn,” Had Been Put will also endeavor to answer ques­ Motor Sales. some and they felt so badly at los­ daughter. Miss Madeline Spiess. The orders during February to a total at Colombo, Ceylon, Singapore and Off Because of Illness. scene of the play is Bolton Notch tions of the gardeners after his ing it that they would keep the dog Hongkong to the North Sea the end of the month of 2,545,629 and pay any expenses that had been and the story is based on traditions ZEBEREK FUNERALS lecture. tons waA the 11th successive de­ when the fire broke out in Number and historical facts. Following the ’The program committee urges incurred. ’Two hold. “Sally Lunn”, the two-act comedy crease, and reduces the backlog of SEES LOCAL CONNECHON That dog is assured of a good which the Manchester Green Com­ play Mr. Spiess will give an illus­ members to inrite friends and ex­ orders to the lowest volume report­ ’The Kaku Mam’s home port is trated lecture on Indians of New HELD THIS MORNING tends a cordial invitation to the home for the few remaining years Tammi, Japan. She is a steel munity club was obliged to postpone ed since 1904. March is usually of its life. on account of the illness of three of England. town Park Commission or others one of the busiest months for steel WITH FIRES IN C i n steamer of 3,863 gross tons. interested. the principals, will be presented Sat­ Double Tragedy Victims Are producers, but with some improve­ urday evening at the Green school The Electa Bridge club met this ment in the automobile industry and assembly hall, under the directioh of afternoon at the home of Mrs. John Buried In Willimantic — in railroad finances, some observers Chief Foy Investigating Possi­ WAR TIME PREMIER LA FOLLETTE MEASURE Miss Margaret Spring, who also H. Hyde of Russell street. Question Care of Children. CREW OF COLUER feel that a later than usual spring bility of Tie-Up — Warns plays the part of Miss Marjorie upturn in this basic industry is pos­ About Dialing Alarms. FOR RELIEF, ENDORSED Randolph. Principal Mabel Lanphear The Center Church Women’s Fed­ sible. OF ITALY IS DEAD The double fimeral of Ignatz and will fill the role of Miss Penelope eration met yesterday afternoon for ABANDON VESSEL Buying of International Silver business and sewing for the Memo­ Emma 2Seberek, victim s o f the mur­ Winslow; Mrs. Howard Dowd, Miss was said in brokerage circles to be Chief Albert Foy of the. South (Continued from Page 1) rial hospital. The hostesses were der and suicide in GUead on Monday (Continued from Page One) (Continned from Page 1) Vinnie Winslow, a society girl. Mrs. based largely upon the strong cash Manchester fire department, who is Mrs. E. L. Nettleton, Miss Mary morning, wais held this morning at E.- B. Inman will play Mrs. John position reported by the company. also the local fire marshal as far as this month any increase in employ­ Hutchison, Mrs. James McCaw, an imdertaiker’s rooms in Williman­ two day vigfil beside the stricken would be merely the forerunner of a Randolph. ’The market in the issue is thin. Ac­ the South Manchester Fire District ment in spite of the measures pass­ Mrs. Howard Bennett, Mrs. S. G. tic at 8:30 o’clock amd ait St. collier. new and more inhumane scourge of Male parts will be taken by Ray­ tivity in the gold mining issues ap­ extends, is much interested in the ed by the present Congress," he Gordon and Mrs. B. S. Carrier. Joseph’s church in that city at 9 Seldom have conditions combined w ar.” mond Goslee as John Randolph, a peared to be largely professional. investigation that has been started said. o’clock. Buriad wais in St. Joseph’s to place men at sea in such peril as When the defeat of Caporetto Yale Jimior; Leon Randolph, Hans the crew of the DeBardenleben Alaska Juneau has had strong mar­ in Hartford as a result of the recent Rehearsals have started for the cemetery, Willimamtic. The six forced him out of office he remain­ Jensen. The role of Morton Glyim, foimd themselves when use of the ket sponsorship from time to time, fires in that city as be is inclined to FIND FROZEN BODY Easter peigeant, “Christ Comes to orphaned children amd a few ac- think that they may have a local ed in the background of politics, another Talc Junior, will be played rudder was lost shortly after noon although its earnings fell off con­ Woonsocket, R. I., March 10.— His Disciples,” to be given Easter connection, although the matter continued to help his successors as by Louis Moore. quaintamces from Gilead were pres­ Monday. siderably in the early months of (AP)—The frozen body of an un­ Sunday at the Second Congrega­ concerning recent fires here has best be could. ent at the service. For three days the collier ran be­ this year. Speculative interest in identified man was found hanging Mrs. Fred Woodhouse will sing tional church, in place of the usual been considered about closed. Zeberek shot and killed his wife fore the gale, the skipper. Captain Noranda has been based largely on from the limb of a tre 2 on the out­ between the acts. Miss Marg^aret Easter concert. The cast includes Chief Foy also points out that A UVINO WITNESS Monday morning, following a quar­ Knight, not daring to shut down his its gold prospects, rather than cop­ skirts of the city today. The body Spring, who is coaching the cast, is five women and 11 men. All of the with the new issue of the telephone rel over finamcial matters. He then engines least she would be smoth­ per. Reports regarding the discus­ appeared to be that of a man be­ a teacher of the seventh grade in latter are from the Everyman’s directory that all telelepbone owners “Last night George said he’d kiss turned the revolver upon himself, ered in the huge waves nmning at sions of international copper pro­ tween 45 and 50 years of age. the Green school. She has had con­ Bible class which meets every* Sim- should write upon the front cover o f. me or die in the attempt.” dying immediately. An investiga­ ducers today indicated that a final Outside his hatband was written siderable experience as a director of day morning at the church. The that time. the book the emergency call num­ "Did he kiss you?” tion will be conducted on Saturday The gale abated shortly after "E. E, Dupuis of Moosup, Conn.” plays and took a summer course in prologfue has been written by Su­ agreement on production cutting ber especially as it relates to the “Well, he was alive tijis morn­ by Coroner John Yeomans of Tol­ and an eyeglass case fotmd in a dramatics at Boston University. perintendent John Owers of the midnight but the barometer was may take longer than recently ex­ South Manchester Fire Department. ing.”—Tit-Bits. falling. The harassed crew of 34 pocket bore the name of a Putnam, Following the play refreshments Church school, and the dramatiza­ land Coimty amd his official finding pected. Number which should be written on men lowered their boats and were Conn., store. will be served and dancing will tion is by Rev. F. C. Allen. This will will be filed after the hearing. The further reduction in the Bank the cover is the Emergency Number picked up by the Laganbank. The rotmd out the evening. be the only evening service for the As there is no place in Hebron of England’s discoimt rate to 4 per 4321. This niunber should be used Laganbank hailing from Oriental Powerful Ointment Heals North Main street chiuxhes Easter that provides for the care of the cent from 5 had been too widely ex­ in case of any still alarm. One com­ GOITBE NOT A DISEASE ports proceeded to Boston after the Sunday. children, vaurying in aige from tw o pected to have much influence on pany might be called when that to 17 yeairs. First Selectmam C. F. Ossipee’s arrival and is due there the market, and was somewhat off­ company is out on a still alarm or It has been brought to light by Simday. OLD SORES GERMANY FEARS The Friendly Bridge club will Bailey is maddng am investigation set by a ^substantial drop in tiie for some other cause, but when the scientific research that goitre is not to determine if the Zeberek family The cutttf Mohave was due to bank’s reserve ratio. Wall street emergency number 4 3 2 1 is called One Cent Box Proves It to be treated as a disease but as meet tomprrow afternoon with Mrs. reach the ^ n e some time today to 3 5 ELECTION RIOTS Charles B. W'arren of Center street. *iad gadned legad residence in the was keenly interested in the Fed­ and one company is out the call is a condition due to other bodily dis­ town, as they moved there only a relieve the Ossipee. eral Reserve statments to appear picked up by the other companies turbances. short time sigo from Torrington. tomorrow, particularly to see if any that are in and can be handled with­ Don’t suffer agony for months Dr. A, A. Rock. Dept. L-26, Box (Contlnaed from Page 1) Otherwise the town of Torrington of the recent persistent strength of out loss of time. The chief point in with a stubborn old sore. 737, Milwaukee, Wis., a prominent will be aisked to support the chil­ U. S. government securities was calling the fire department is to get Banish it thoroughly and swiftly Cioitre Specialist of 30 years’ ex­ tion-wide hookup. For several days HILLSTOWN dren amd adso to pay the burial ex­ Do You due to reserve bank buying, and to them to the scene of the fire as soon with famous Peterson's Ointment. perience, has perfected a different the strong-willed, vigorous minded penses of the father and mother. see what progress has been made in as possible, Qhief Foy says, and the There are such powerfully effec­ method of treatment that has The Dramatic club of Wapping octogenarian has been rewriting and first few minutes are the ones that tive, deep-healing and soothhig in­ proven unusually successful. This Grange gave their sketch, “Go Slow. the campaign against currency polishing what lias been described in coimt the most In nearly every case. gredients in Peterson’s that even the same treatment Is now being used Mary,” on Friday night in Grange hoarding. official circles as his “report on a ’The report will cover a week first application brings blessed re­ by goitre sufferers all over the seven year stewardship.” hall It was very well given and the GRAMMAR GRADUATES lief—end soreness, itching, smarting coimtry with splendid results. hall was filled to capacity Dsmc- which has been an average reduc­ Although ordinarily documents of MAY LOSE TITLE and pain. The Doctor states that Goitre is a ing followed. One Year Ago Today—] tion of currency in circulation of this kind are first drafted by lesser Then the imrivaled skin restora­ condition which grows worse with Hillstown Grange will meet to­ Harman, former University of Pitts­ $27,000,000 in the past three years, officials and submitted to their HEAR VOCATION TALKS London.—The world’s loneliest is­ tives in Peterson’s Ointment start neglect and recommends immediate night. It will be “Neighbor’s Night.” burgh grid star in the regime of Pop so" a larger reduction this year chiefs for approval, alteration and land, Tristan da Cimah, may lose its right ii^ to dry up excess discharges attention no matter how small the The following Granges will put on Warner, was named head coach of would indicate real progress in inclusion of personal phrase and ex­ title if a scheme on foot in England and to repair infected cells. Then growth may appear. He strongly the program: Glastonbury, Tol­ Business College Head and Di­ football at the University of bringing money out of hoarding and pression, the doughty old' warrior- is realized. There is talk of estab­ that old sore disappears for good. opposes nei^ess operations. Dr. land, Hemlock Granges. Refresh­ Pennsylvania. back to the banks. president declined such assistance, rector of Trade School Talk lishing a meteorological station on Mr. W. P. Scott of Monroe, La., Rock is the author of a copyrighted telling his co-workers that such an ments will be served. Vernon To Eighth Graders. the island and a radio station is was troubled for over a year with a book that tells how anyone may now Grange will present a play. A food F ive Years A g o Today—^Bobby PRISON BREAK FOILED treat their goitre with his method. important message must be written Crulckshank and Tommy Armour planned to transmit weather news sore on his thigh but just one box sale will be held afterwards. of Peterson’s completely healed it He has published this book at bis by the man himself who assumes defeated Walter Hagen and Jock to Elngland. It is suggested that the Mr. and Mrs. Horace Cummings Principal Thomais Bentley of the Jefferson City, March 10.— (AP) after several kinds of treatment had own expense and will send a copy the responsibility for it. Hutchison 9 and 8 on the Miami island would make an excellent have returned after a visit with Mr. Eighth District is having prominent —Discovery of two dozen hack saw failed. Generous box only 35 cents. free to anyone Interested. .Write With strict interpretation of the Biltmore course to win the play-off base for am air line between Ameri­ and Mrs. George Cummings in New school officials address the members blades in “I” haU, the “hardboUed” ca and South Africa. All drugstores.—Advt. him today.—^Advt. construction of the constitution in of the 36-hole final of the interna­ cell house of Missouri state prison mind however, he insisted that Y ork. of his graduating claiss that com­ Mrs. Joel Brewer left Sunday to pletes its grammar school education tional four-ball matches. 'Their first was announced today by peniten­ Chancellor Heinrich Bruening, as meeting was all square when dark­ pay a visit to her granddaughter, in Jime. tiary officials. political head of the nation, approve ness intervened at the end of 36 the speech before it is uttered by Mrs. Fred Hudson, at Binghamton, G. H. Wilcox, principad of the ’Three men occupying thb same New Y ork. holes. cell admitted to prison guards that him into the microphone in his sim­ Connecticut Business College, spoke A few sales of tobacco have been they had intended to cut the bars ple study on Wilhelmstrasse. ’Tuesday afftemoon on the ways amd Ten Years Ago Today—^Babe Ruth reported aroimd Hartford Road and means of obtadning a brief business to their cell, obtain wood near the Hillstown Road. unofficially ushered in the 1922 sea­ building and build a ladder to climb training that would prepare them son of home nm hitting by driving, for work. J. G. Elchmadian, director over the north wall of the prison. SAVANTS PREPARE COLD IN NEW YORK out his first of the year at the New ! ’The men, who have been placed in of the State Trade school, explained Orleans training camp. The wal­ the mamy advamtages of a trade TOlltary confinement, are: George New York. March 10— (AP)—The lop cleared a 14-foot fence' in center- school course yesterday. He sadd Lambert, William Martin and Er­ cold wave continued its grip on New field that measured 486 feet from FOR NEXT ECLIPSE that in mamy instamces trauie school win Oliver. ’They are serving 10 to York today amd brought a record home plate. 17-year sentences for robbery. low temperature for the winter, 13 educations are equivadent to that (Oonttnued from Page 1) received in a high school. Want to RIDING and degrees above zero. BUTTING IN The temperature was only one Tomorrow aiftemoon at aissembly August eclipse will be the most the Sixth A Book Club will present degree above the previous record HOCKEY Denver, Col.—When little Alice favorable one for observation from low for this date, 12 degrees, estab­ a sketch. to go too— an astronomer’s point of view that Mary Hornaday, 2, wants to be we want lished in 1929. The average normal alone, she doesn’t want anyone to will occur in the present century. temperature for March 10 is 36 de­ New York, March 10.—(AP) — ’Two . battles between traditional interfere with her privacy—not The next total eclipse in northeast grees. United States will occur in 2022. AL SMITH AND CURUEY enemies in the National Hockey even a fireman, fehe recently locked IN FACT we want you to drive. That’s the only League and a “four point game” be­ herself up in a room and refused to There will be one in northwest OH, H UM ! United States in 1945 and in 2017 tween the Chicago Blackhawks and come out for hours. Her parents ARE NOW IN DISPUTE sent for. the fire department. Fire­ there will be another total eclipse Los Angeles.—“What a robber or Boston Bruins inake up tonight’s way we are sure you will appreciate all these new whose path will be across the coim- schedule. man Williams raised a ladder to the two in life?” asks J. C. Brubaker. window of the room, climbed in, and try from California to North Caro­ He was repairing a flat tire at night ’The M ontr^ Maroons and Toron­ New York, March 10.—(AP)— unlocked the door. “What,” said lit­ lina. recently when a bamdit jumped to Maple Leafs and the two New features of the NEW DODGE. The total eclipse next August will Former Governor Alfred K Smith York teams, the Rangers and the tle Alice, indignantly, “are you do­ alongside him, held a gun agaiinst ing h ere!” cover a path of about 100 miles wide his ribs amd demamded money. Bru­ today accused Mayor James Curley Americans, meet in the other. and Conway will be about in the baker went on fixing his tire, hum­ of Boston of “trying to put me in a If the Rangers win they can center of it. It will be visible in fadse light with my friends in Maur- clinch first place in the league’s ^ Further proof that the Philippines ming a song. After commanding 1^ rapidly becoming civilized is Montreal, Portland, Me., northeast his cadm victim to hold up his hands sachusetts.” American division and to make •Full Automatic Clutch comer of Vermont and Cape Cod. Replying to a second telegrami things a bit more interesting Bo.s- shown in reports of gang warfare in three or four times, the robber put Manilla. Bdston will be outside the path of away his gun and remaurked, from Curley in which the latter ton’s last place Bruins are omy totality, Mr. Stokley said. “There’s no use In both of us wast­ agadn urged that Smith’s namie be three points behind the Blackha.wks •Floating Power ing our time,” 'and wadked away. withdrawn from the Maussachusetts and one behind the Detroit Falcons primary, the former governor sadd: who are idle, and have a great CLASSES ELIMINATED "The printing of our telegraphic chance to upset the standing. •Easy Shift Transmission correspondence in the newspapers In the Canadian division Toronto Stratford, March 10.—(AP) — indicates to me that you sure trying now two games behind is in hot pur­ C osfi Kindergarten and first grade classes to put me in a fadse light with my suit of the first place Montreal •Free Wheeling will be eliminated in the public friends in Massachusetts. Canadians while the Americans still From $10 to schools here as an economy measure “I want them to understand that are carrying on their almost hope­ •Mono-Piece Steel Body the board of education decided at a 0NCAU.ED RdRlfeLEPHONe I welcome their support amd that I less struggle to take third place meeting which ended at 1:30 a. m. NUMBER. have the keenest appreciation of away from the Maroons. $300 today. ■l;^)e^LUED R3R. lA N gflA ^ .; their loyadty and devotion to me HOUSEHOLDERS •Hydraulic Brakes The action will make possible the as well as their complete under- We promptly furnish from t elimination of ten teachers and stamding that I battled hard for the $10 to $300 on your own se­ salaries of all other instructors will I f / principles they stamd for amd I am Attention! curity without endorsers. An be reduced ten percent The age y reaidy to do so agadn. For Women Who Value Their easy, business-like solution to Dial 6282 now and arrange for a demonstration lim it io t pupils will be raised from *T aim sorry that you seem to feel Personal Appearance money problems and our only 5 to 6 years. that you should advise me. As much SPECIAL charge is three and a lialf per at your convenience. The board was ordered by the ais I hate to say It, your second tele­ March 3rd to 19th Inclusive. cent a month on the unpaid town council to effect a 15 percent gram seems to me a bit tricky. balance. cut in its budget. “My caue Is in the hands of the $12 Regnilar $12 Democrats of Massachusetts amd I EDMOND SALARIED REPORTS ON HOOVER have abundamt confidence In their EMPLOYEES Judgment.” PERMANENT Need no security on loans Washington, March 10.—(AP) — up to $100. Simple, dignified SCHALLER MOTOR SALES A belief that President Hoover “is BLAST KILLS THREE WAVE and requiring no signature becoming politically stronger and $ 5 $5 other than your own. Incorporated stronger every day” was expressed Lawrenceburg, Tenn., Mauch 10. ONLY Call, Phone, Write. personally to the Chief Elxecutive — (AP)—^A saw mill boiler located 634 Center Street Tel. 6282 today by Charles F. Abbott, execu­ IdfrA HOKUM five miles west of here exploded to­ tive director of the American Insti­ day, killing three persons instantly DAY AND NIGHT WRECKING SERVICE tute of Steel Construction. pdn*tu)c* r.y, m STATE BEAUn IDEAL amd seriously inuring three others. Financing Ass^ation, Inc., He had just returned from con­ A c a r e f u l The deaul: ferences ^th steel construction /DRlUER./ 863 Main St., Second Floor EXPERT GARAGE SERVICE ON ALL MAKES OF CARS. Joe C. Ivey, 50, owner of the mill. PARLOR TeL 7281, South Manchester represen^tlves in 16 cities from F«E0C»/. ROS5. "Red” Rogers, 50. 1 jcoast to coast. Egbert Downey, 35. 166 ‘Center Street I’AGF FOUR MANCHBSTER EVENING HERALD. SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN, THURSDAY, MARCH 10,193'

of responsibility. What would have iHanil;RBtRr the Democrats of the^. House are de­ Candling the Eg g s! appeared to them, in the first year claring their Intention of doing or two of their responsibilities, as something about the waste and fu­ iEuFHtng $Erald something very wrong, loses its out­ tility o f the systenL FUBL.ISHEO BT THE line of illegality and sinfulness in There may be the makings of a HERE THEY ARE! HERALD PRINTING COMPANY, INC 13 Bissell street the foggy perspective of long con­ successful campaign slogan in that South Manchester, Conn. M odal R-4 ~ 7-tubo Super- THOMAS FERGUSON tinued usage. mummied and exhibited corpse / heterodyno oquippod with General Manager All this provides no palliation in of the lone Mediterranean fruit fly. Pentode. ^ Pounded October 1, 1881 the eyes of the law, and should not. To the reader the article is prayer­ Publishtd Every Evening Except But it is something that communi­ fully commended. Sundays and Holidays. Entered At the ties ought, in recognition of their $ 4 6 7 5 Post tirrioe at South Manchester. Conn., as Second Class Mall Matter. duty, to bear in mind. FUTURE DEATH RATE SUBSCRIPTION RATES .’The world seems to be in a fair one Year, by m a ll...... 86.0V way to practically eliminate the 'Per .Month, by mall ...... 8 .60 FLAT COMBHTMENTS Single copies ...... 8 -08 death rates from tuberculosis, can­ Dtlivered. one vear ...... 88.00 The Waterbury Republican is a cer, heart disease, acute respiratory m e m t e r o f t h l a s s o c i a t e d little out of patience with those sev­ disorders and all the other disease PRESS eral men, here or there named as riie Associated I ress is exclusively enemies which hitherto have dis­ entitled to the use for republlcatlon Presidential possibilities, who have posed, sooner or later, of most of of all nen-s dispatches credited to It been fairly but not completely em­ or not otherwise credited In this the members of the human race. In paper and also the local news pab> phatic in their announcements that lished herein. the relatively near future, it is to be All rights ot republlcatlon of they are not candidates. The Re­ M odal R-d Consola—7-tube anticipated, the death rate report II special dispatches herein are also re* publican would like to have those Superheterodyne equipped served. for the country will read something persons sign this statement, which, with Pentode and with Micro- Publisher's Representative: The like this: Automobile accidents, 68 % we seem to recall, is reminiscent of Tone Control. Jutnib Mathews Special Agency—New per cent; industrial accidents, 24 York. Chicago. Detroit and Etoston. a declaration once made by Gen­ per cent; homicides and suicides, 7 ICT'” Full service client of N B A Ser- eral William Tecumseh Sherman: vice. Inc. per cent; all other causes including ‘T don’t want to be president; 1 diseases of infancy, legal executions Member Audit Bureau of Clrcnla< won’t authorize any pre-convention ‘ 66 S- tions. and radiocroonitis, 1 per cent. campaigfn; if nominated I won’t run; The Herald Printing Company. Inc., a.ssumes no tinanclal responsibility if elected I won’t serve.” V tor typographical urors appearing In BEDEVILED advertisements In the Manchester That’s all right. It would satisfy TTie only thing so far undenied RCA Victor’s Evening Herald. certain needs of the situation ad­ and undeniable is that there was a mirably. But perhaps, after all. it New Low Price Superheterodynes THURSDAY, MARCH 10. baby Lindbergh. As far as unques­ Tom would only partly represent the po­ tionable fact goes it still remains to THAT FORD RIOT sition of several of the persons con­ be conclusively established that the Now on display in our store. Each An immediate grand jury investi­ cerned. child was ever removed from the ' -A gation of the fatal battle at Dear­ May it not be quite true that a Lindbergh house. Conclusively, that equipped with every advance feature . . . born between unemployed rioters citizen has no particular desire to is, for the purposes of this case, each positively unequalled for high quality and members of the Ford Motor become President; that he would where scarcely a statement has ever Company’s private police force, in really prefer that somebody else been made than has not subsequent­ at low price . . . each equipped with the which four of the rioters were killed assume the responsibilities and the ly been denied. Whatever may be RCA Victor 10-Point Synchronized Tone System. and several times as many wounded hard work; that he is not fiattered the outcome of this affair it can go by bullets and a number of police­ by the suggestion of his becoming down in history as the crime more men injured by stones and clubs, is President; but at the same time. If completely bedeviled by injurious promised by the authorities of WASHINGTON it became apparent that unless he secrecy and misrepresentation than Health and Diet HIGH LOW Wayne County. It is to be hoped himself stood for election a less able any other in the police annals ot TETTER’*' that it will be a searching one. and perhaps less honorable person America. Advice P rice There are assertions, not as yet would be liable to be elected, that BY RODNEY DUTCHES * justifiable, but it happens in all Bf DK. FRANK McCUl very convincing, that the so-called he would accept the unsought honor NBA Service Writer wars. Even in the World War, pria- hunger march which ended In the from a real sense of patriotic duty ? BUREAUS CAN NEVER DIE 0“ fronts. I killings was really a communistic We candidly believe such a thing Washington—Japan is acting as am sure the Chinese are using worn* other powerful nations have acted en as snipers and spies and many demonstration promoted by profes­ CALCIUM to be entirely possible. We don’t and will act as long as the present Chinese fighters wear no uniforms,” (New York Times) Every tissue of the body contains WATKINS BROTHERS, ntc. sional agitators. The name of W believe the Republican itself con­ international scheme of things is he continued, orga^c calcium, which is also Z. Foster has been used. It usually Objecting to certain items in the msdntained, according to Mr. Muhen . . ^ ^ . siders it even very improbable. known by the name of lime. The I Takata international economic boy- is in such cases. Then why demand that such men. In agricultural appropriation bill. Sen­ hard tissues, such as the osseous or ator McKellar reviewed sardonically ■ Takata' is American correspon, niln Japan, Takato ad- If there is any law in the state advance of the developments yet lo bony structure, and the firm ten­ dent for the Osaka Mainlchl and would re- certain achievements of bureaucracy dons and ligaments contain the larg­ a dec- of Michigan—and there appears to come, make it Impossible for them- in the Department of Agriculture. the Tokyo Nichl-Nichi, two of Nip- f " «** tantamount to est proportion of this valuable elem­ pon’s largest newspapers. He is a war. She woulwould be In be plenty—that can successfully srives to serve should the exigencies In 1919 a Massachusetts man found ent, but no cell of any other part of the position of wartime Germany wortns ifi his sweet corn. So Senator keen little fellow, about five feet reach disturbers of the kind to of the case demand? the body can live for very long un­ tall, who nms around between the under the blockade. Pacifists who Lodge introduced a bill authorizing less calcium is included in its min­ which this outbreak has been at­ Japanese embassy and the State urge the boycott, the Japanese i n the appropriation of 810,000 to in­ eral qomposition. writer thinks, are in effect advo­ tributed, it is devoutly to be hoped vestigate, and if possible to exterm­ Department for news. STURDY MUDDLING Calcium gives, solidity to the bone He also cables home excerpts cating war. that it will not fail to get its grip inate, the European corn-borer. structure, and a deficiency results We are Inclined in this country Such were the modest beginnings of from editorials in U. 3. newspapers, Takata’s newspapers, be says, on the promoters of the riot. Re­ in deformity, develops humpback, on Shanghai developments. | to refer, a little condescendingly, to the Com-Borer Bureau. Ck>m-bor- decajting teeth, tuberculosis, rheu­ have been warning the government publicanism is political; Demo­ the British way of “muddling ers are mighty few, but ninety-two matism and obesity. Large quan­ against “reckless aggression” at Doesn’t Defend Actions | Shanghai. But the people seem to Turn About’s Fair Play ' drama producing firm of Sullivaii, cratism is political; Single Taxism through” this, that .or the other men are employed in the well-paid tities of this element are found in task of looking for them. Repre­ Recent methods of his government | be overwhelmingly t^bind the gov- New York, March 10. — ’This, Woods and Harris. A1 Woods was is P litical; Socialism is political cress, lettuce, spinach, cabbage, 9 situation; meaning imder analysis sentative Fish told Mr. McKellar evoke no passionate defense from' ertment, Takata '^believ*, even they’ll tell you on Broadway, is fast becoming the king of melo- Swiss chard, turnips, lemons, "Sam Harris’ year.” With two mu- drama. and Communism is political. But that the people and government of that last summer the department oranges, milk, cottage cheese, as­ the rather paciflstlc ’Takata, but he though they may be ignorant of the , feels the United States and the i international complications which i ®*® show hits turning away the Fosterism and the isms followed by Great Britain, while negligent in sent ninety-six com-borer hunters paragus and strawberries. world ought' to understand how it is j may ensue. Pacifist sentiment in crowds in a "depression season,” Missing—flOO,000! Mayday cop-baiters and spurrers-on planning, have a way of their own into his district. They stayed The blood is predominantly alka­ there all through the season. They with Japan and make allowances. ! Japan is normally very strong, he Harris looks like “ the biggest money But when Harris and Cohan met, of strike liolence are not political line, and death ensues as soon as in the stoeet.’’ another shift was in the offing. Har- of meeting the exigencies of each found no borers. ’The annual^ cost this alkaline balance is lost and the I His idea is that Japan learned! says, but la now most loudly ex- in any conceivable sense of the moment as it arrives and, by over­ of this army of seel^rs has-been blood becomes overcharged . with j occidental ways from th«- western | pressed by Sooialists and Commu- Which brings up an amusing the manuscript of a play powers and has not yet finished the ; nists. anecdote I heard in his offices re- titled, “ Little Tohnny Jones." Ha word. They are the mere expres­ coming their troubles in detail, from 8750,odo to 81.0(^,000 a year. acids. Judging health as 100 per program which their examples in­ cently. Just a few years ago, Jed wanted to interest Cohan in plasdng sion of a malignant and beastial triumphing over the mass of them This year the sum asked was 8795,- cent, if the blood contains only half Must Drive Chinese Back 000. The House cut it down to spired. jnoaa n.ui imrui rn nra Hafrls, “the kid producer,” was hav- the part. Cohan liked it, but couldn’t in the end. as much alkali as it should, the “Japan bad a good case to pre- hankering to see human beings in­ $295,000 for the fiscal year 1933, health of the individual so deprived reonrS.X.|„f o7 N:Uo=“.?fS j Sf “• “tbXmS jure one another. Those animated The point we are liable to over­ and the Senate Committee on Ap­ of alkaline bases is certainly not Cites Slno-Jap Hatred Chineaa led hv the Pant/^neBA f a r . I ^*^7 *“ <1 several other outstanding “ e ramiiy. ^"Japanese and Chinese bate each by such Impulses are not fit to be look, however, is that over there propriations has approved the cut over 50 per cent of the normal. Cal­ But if there are no com-borers, why cium stands as the greatest source other as nations, but no more than over, kid,” said Har> at large. they do meet the exigency of the ris. are there so many official students' of this blood supply of alkaline He met Sam and they fell to It is to be hoped, also, that the moment. No better example should and eradicators of them? salts. talking about the theater—In fact A few months later Coban came To ban and destroy the Mediter-, Efforts are being the bombardment at SbUSUS' a?«tl?1.5SS ‘‘h.f’SlS' that's just about all stage folk do back anxious to play “Little John­ grand jury will not confine itself be needed than the effecting of a cut made by ny.” ranean fruit-fly, “discovered in the chemists to develop some methods Which I do not say was justifiable,; talk about when they get together. to one side of the case. There would ot 812,000,000 in their army budget please recall that Americans bom- Alas—the $100,000 was gone! fruit war between (Talifomia and of supplying this lime to the tissues drive back the “You’ve got to keep up to date appear to be plenty of occasion for out of a supposedly irreducible min­ Florida several years ago,” the gov­ through artificial means, but their barded and killed hundreds of citi-1 Harris had tossed It to “the track" inquiry as to what the Ford Motor imum of 8138,500,000, in the face of ernment has spent 86,710,000. One efforts have so far completely failed zens in Nicaragua a few years^ago ' A I r^th ls“ *the"^^y and gave the country k new presl- ’ ® for 20 kilometers around I times,” said Jed to the veteran th e-; thine-a e-n in iha ^ Company’s private police were the fact that some of their barracks of the department's bulletins con­ and we are forced to fall back upon Shanghai. : atsr man, “ That’s what’s cleaning ^ ® meaier. fesses that no living mEm has ever the natural source so ob'vious at all dent satisfactory to Washington. doing 'out in the. streets of Dear­ She cannot withdraw flow and “ P ®®' are 140 years old and almost seen in this country a living Medi­ times. 'This natural supply can “'They finally brought peace and Makes Stage History I leave 30,000 Japanese residents and Sam began to think it over. To- born, beyond the confines of the tumbling down and that tlie re­ terranean fruit-fly: come^only from the use of food safeguarded their interests there. “Never mind. I’ll scare up anotb- Japan has no other objectives In I millions in property at the mercy day Jed is reported to have gone j er wad," Harris promised, and dls- Ford properties, disputing the way trenchment calls for the suspension The bureau found a dead one which is rich in calcium and which , of the infuriated Chinese. one time, and they have him in has not been de-mineralized by too Manchuria. tbrougb the millions be made [ appeared In the general direction of with the jobless marchers. It might for a year of the territorial train­ “Manchuria was different. Japan’s a glass case in the bureau. “ Economically bard pressed, she “keeping up to date,” And Sam, Philadelphia where be bad a rich much preparation and changing by economic position there, so vital ^o even be within the province of a ing camps— a terrible thing In the When the search for this Mrs. food merchants. intensified her march in Manchuria, discovering that today’s crowds: backer. He returned with more ' her, was threatened, ManctMTria has enjoy laughing at the “hooey” In money and "Little Johnny Jones" grand jury to go pretty deeply into British army view. Harris of the insect world was 'at Whole grains include calcium in though not for territory. Natural resources are necessary to her e x -' 80,000,000 Chinese a ^ 200,000 Jap- national life, is now counting th e! went on. the matter of private police forces You see, when the Briton finally its hottest a friend of Mr. McKel- their chemical composition, but this lar’s, automobiling in Florida, was element, as well as many others, is Istence. Great Britain and the Unit- j “ «*® » million Chinese migrate millions, Every theater fan knows what as a whole, even as the state of does realize that he has to do a stopped and his car searched seven­ almost completely lost in the r-'ller- ed States long ago provided for i ^*^®*’® aonually. | „ . Z ^ w. happened when George M. Cobao Pennsylvania, after many years of thing he does it. In this country, teen times. Such was the vigilance mlU process used In making white their natural resources, sometimes! "It win be too extensive to oc-1 Harris-Co nan ParnMrship rode to victory” in that "Yankee needless turbulance, found it neces­ of these treasure-hunters. ’The Sen­ flour. by similar means. ! cupy permanently and our am bi-r The manner In which Sam Harris Doodle show, They , went______into part- when our government realizes that ------• tions are not territorial, Japan de-1 ^ d George M. j^ban be^me part-, nersbip, but disagreed on labor mat- sary to take cognizance of the Coal ator’s friend had reason lo tremble. Cows need the whole grain to re­ it absolutely must do a thing it is ’There was a bottle of liquor in the main in health and give life to their Says Women Are Snipers veloped Manchuria and made it ners is one of Broadway’s amusing ters at the time of the actors’ strike, and Iron Police and so clip the extremely likely to talk about It car. Since 1907 nearly 812,000,000 calves. If fed on white flour, they “Killing of prisoners is in no way ' prosperous!" legends. gam Harris went on his own. So wings of that Iniquitous Institution has been devoted to putting the sicken and die within a few weeks. Cohan was touring with the fa- ^ did Cohan, \.nd both have made and leave it for George to do. I mous family act, “the Four Co-; fortunes. C!ohan, in recent years, as to put it out of business. brown-tail and gypsy moths out of This is because of starvation for the necessary organic minerals o f the writes: “I have been taking a heap­ is the cause of this, as I feel well bans.” They met about 1904 at a has fallen a bit behind in the mod- There would seem to be plenty for business. Senator Kean says there GETS THE BREAKS are none left In New Jersey. There whole grain. If the cows are only ing teaspoonful of soda for about otherwise except sometimes rather picnic, Harris, a child of the Man- era Broadway parade. Harris has a grand jury to do in Wayne County are still a few in Massachusetts. fed partly on white flour, their six weeks. I find that it takes the tired.” battan tenements, forced since th e. had the phenomenal record of a hit^ The “breaks” of life are an incom­ age of 11 to shift for himself, bad almost every vear since 1920. He right now. Possibly there are preserves of calves will be born dead, or live only place of a purgative; in other words, Answer: The dark circles under prehensible thing. Yesterday Ea- them. 'The most effective work a few hours. What chance do human my elimination is good. I take it in the eyas may be due to any form of been In the theater for a number of had, for instance. “ Six Cylinder mon de Valera became president of against them has been done by the mothers have to be*hea^y or bring a glass of hot water the first thing enervation; for instance, over-work, years when the meeting took place. Love.” “Little Old New York.” MIXED PERSPECTIVE He had managed prize fighters “Welcome, Stranger,” "Once in a the Irish Free State. Sixteen years States. Starting small, the bureau into the world vigorods offspring in the morning. A friend of mine himger, lack of sleep, and excesses It is doubtful if any person ever has grown larger and larger. No when over 50 per cent of their diet insists that, it isn’t good for my of various types. Autointoxication and staged fistic combats while still, Lifetime” and “June Moon." His ago he was sentenced to death by in his 'teens. At 17 he was organlz- tie-up with Irving Berlin in “The went to prison In Connecticut ac­ doubt it will be still rejoicing in its during the gestation period is com­ stomach, so I’m writing to ask your from constipation or intestinal dis­ a British court martial for partici­ posed of victuals made from bolted advice.” ing neighborhood entertainments.. Music Box Revue" bad sensational companied by more sincere regrets pay envelopes a hundred years orders may also be a contributing pating in the Easter Rebellion of hence. flour? If a siffficient supply of the Answer: The use of soda has factor. Terry McGovern gave him the first; results. Berlin Is baeV with him thnn Frank P, Fenton, former Willi It takes the clerks of two bureaus leafy green vegetables is used, the very much the same effect as the Important break, now—the first BerMn show in years. 1916—and those sentences weren’t Then Harris broke into the thea-i“Face the Music!" mantic town clerk and treasurer, at about $400,000 a year to look loss of the whple grains will not be saline laxatives as some of it com­ (Pain Under liver) funny; fifteen of bis fellow revolu­ felt, but, if only excesses of highly bines with the hydrochloric acid in ter, going Into the historic melo- GILBERT SWAN who yesterday began the serving of after the Japanese and the Asiatic Question: Mr. Tony Q. writes: tionaries sentenced along with him starched foods are used, the blood the stomach, producing a salt The beetle. The first appropriation In “After i eat a meal and stand up­ a sentence of two to four years for 1916 was only 810j000 or $20,000. will be robbed of Its reserve of cal­ part which is not combined with were actually shot De Valera right, there is a pain just under my embezzling town funds. He was the The Mexican frult-wofm has never cium and the cells must suffer from hydrochloric acid produces an alka­ action in the Mexican War and lead­ had powerful friends—^he haul been such loss. liver, but. If I lie on my left side, ing, at last, to service in the Civil victim of a state of mind that not crossed the border. 'There Is a bu­ linity. Soda is undoubtedly a good a teacher of mathematics in Dublin reau at about $125,000 a year to People who use an excess of de­ temporary remedy for acidosis, but this pain disappears. What could be War, Infrequently develops in men who University—and somehow or other keep him out. Most of this goes calcified foods will always complain it is not as stable in the blood as an the.cause of this?” In this conflict he was Farragut’s over long periods of years have the they managed to save his life. for salaries at Washington. This of being “run down.” If they ever alkalination from organic com- Answer; It is possible that.you fleet surgeon, serving most of the handling of large sums of money year there is an appropriation of expect to “nm up” again, this can poimds as.found in the alkaline have some adhesions or an inflam­ time on the historic steam frigate Who can now name off-hand any only be brought about by the use forming foods. matory condition in the neighbor­ Hartford; and his account of the not their own, who are subjected to $200,000 for a bureau which deals of the fifteen who went to their with “ taxonomy and Interrelation of imrefined foods which will “run hood of the duodenum which are BY BRUCE CATTON capture of New Orleans and of the no sufficient checking to remind graves as a result of that hopeless of Insects,” Imnorts and exchanges up” their :alcium tmits in the cells. (Cooked OUs) relieved when you He on your left subsequent naval actions on the them of their responsibilities and of useful insects and so on. This Calcium starved patients cannot side by the weight of the stomach SEA-GOING SURGEON GIVES Mississippi is as thrilling as aSy-'' coup? Save among the intimate digest fooS properly, as this element Question: T. Q. writes: “I notice who, unfortunately, possess an easy Is a notable bureau. In twenty-two that when I eat oils teat have been pulling on the duodenum. You US INTERESTINO VOLUME thing you would care to read. circles of their associates they have years It has never made a report. is indispensable in making the should have a careful x-ray exami­ and unassertive conscience. digestive ferments, without which cooked my stom ach^ hurts, and, Jonathan M. Foltz became a sea­ been forgotten. But De Valera, But here Is our special joy: when I eat raw oils like olive oil nation to determine the condition. going surgeon in the United States Following the (^vil War he went This quality of the easy conscience 'The Barberry Bureau for the erad­ the chemistry of digestion and as­ to Europe with Farragut on lat- having the sheer good luck to es­ similation cannot take place. and butter, this does not occur. Is Navy while Andrew Jackson was does not by any meams Imply an ication of the barberry bush was this because uncooked fats are bet­ cape a firing squad, now stands at created because a bug flew from a If you had enough calcium in your A(XX>MMODATING president, and stuck to it until the | accompaniment of the criminal in­ ter than the others?” the head of the Free State nation. corn field onto a barberry bush and blood, when a wound is accidentally admlnlstraUon of President U. S .' ^ Answer: When fatty foods are Grant, retiring, finally, as surgeon-1 stinct. Such an instinct is the last May his good luck continue with then flew back to the corn, and it made, the blood will coagulate Plqua, O.—City firemep are wish­ quickly in the wound; whereas, overheated, fatty acids are some­ general of the navy; and d u ri^ his I s e « thing in the world that anyone who him and give him the moderation might destroy the corn; «nd yet we ing everyone would be as accom­ have made more com every year those known as “bleeders” show an times released. 'These will sometimes Career he had a great many adven- i ^ knows him would associate with irritate the stomach and intestines modating as Orvil Buckingham, and the ripeness of judgment which, since 1918, with one or two possible evidence of being calcium starved.* tures which are described In “ Sur- | ^ and are probably what you noticed Frank Fenton. All his life he has in his deeply responsible position, he exceptions, than we ever made be­ The use. of over-refined foods of garage owner. Recently' his car geon of the Seas,” a book made up - ® glimpse of the old navy at any kind is the direct cause of de- when eating the fried foods. caught fire while he was driving. from Dr, Foltz’s notes by his son, the moment of his transition from been a friendly, kindly man, warm needs to have quite as much as the fore. Even so, in those fourteen wood and sails to fron and stmun, years we have spent $4,385,086 for ca^ng and crumbly teeth. Instead of stopping and calling for Charles S. Foltz. hearted and most likeable. He num­ (Pn^s this book Is admiralle. imquestionable ability that is his? the purpose of eradicating barberry Resistance to disease is also made s Under Eyes) the fire department, Buckingham bered his friendships by the hun­ Question: Miss (Jlarice O. writes This is one of those books which, “Surgeon of the Seas” is pub­ bushes, and the bureau does not less and less as the alkaline balance kept driving tmtll he reached the making no pretense to literary of the blood is lost and the tissues I have large puffs imder my eyes lished by the Bobbs-Merrill Co., dreds. * know which are the good and which fire station. He drove in front of the merit, recapture the^ essence of a BUREAUS develop a more acid reaction. every morning. C!an you tell me and retails at $3.75. It is precisely such mellow, amen­ are the bad. building and firemen obUglngly put bygone era and hold a pecuUar, On this page is reprinted an edi­ You cannot get your lime out of what causes it and what I can do to the fire out. able characters who, when left alone 'There are twenty-nine bureaus In cure It?” pungent interest for readers who torial article from the New York the Department of Agriculture. the rocks, as the plants do, but you BOWED TO BOUGH like to poke around among the London.—William Wester will in such positions as that occupied ’Times which in a delightfully breezy 'They are Immortal. They can’t be have always for your use the vege­ Answer: Puffiness under the eyes tables which have converted the is a symptom of some disease with­ NEW U. S. TANK reUcs of olden times. keep his eyes open the next time he pigr Mx. Fenton, ao «ften arrive at way flaps in the face of the reader abolished. When times get bet­ ter, there will be more. i mineral lime into organic calcium to in the body such as heart trouble, rides on top of a tnick. On hiz last efUl* ^ the stark truth about the Washing­ be used by the body as nature In­ kidney trouble, anemia, etc. Only a Washington—The U. S. A rn^ has Dr. Foltz first went to sea on a ride he noticed that the truck was sailing vessel, which went on a pri'vate flnan- ton bureaucracy; It is of peculiar tended. careful examination could estabUsh been experimenting with a new type approaching the overhanging bough three-year cruise to the Bast Indies, ■■ 1— of the umt Prof. William Patten, of Dart­ (Another article on food minerals the diagnosis. tank. It weighs 15 tons, has an of a tree that would kno^ him off interest at thu time when Presi­ mouth college, has traced verte­ next week.) average speed of 21 miles an hour, there to chastise a piratical rajah the top of the truck. He grasped it p tbejyteve in charge. dent Hoover is so urgently demand­ brate antoals, including man, to (Dark Cirolea Under Eyes) and cUmbs any slope up to 20 de­ who had looted a trading ship from and, as the truck moved from unddr 5ng fSmiiLarity breeds not con­ ing that Congress proceed to de­ an obscure race of sea scorpions QUES’nONS AND ANSR'ERS Question: K. N. writes: "I have grees. It carries two 47-millimster Salem, Mass. him, was left hanging 20 - feet in . tempt but a haiinmiB in picture partmental reorganization and when which roamed the sea-bottoms more (Soda as a LaxMlve) been troubled for soma time with guns and one 60-caUber machine Then he had an eventful tour of the air. He dropp^ to the .’ground than a thousand mllBon years ago. Question: Mrs. Veronica N. dark circles under my eyes. What gun. duty in South America, followed by and sprained bis ankle. St;-?!

MANCHESTER E Y E IN G HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN^ -THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1932. P A G E F IV E

Carl Gebhardt of High street on Fri­ ing General Honjo and other Jap­ !NDY BABY SAFE, day at their home. anese officials from inauguration of NURSERY CO. BEGINS Girl Scout Troops Plan Overnight Henry Pu-Yi is attacked by Chinese. ROCKVILLE La Paz, Bolivia—^New Cabinet is MRS. FORTESCUE ASKS A . P . N ew s formed to replace that which re­ ITS SPRING SHIPMENTS GOVERNOR STATES 20th Birthday Celebration signed two weeks ago. 16 MiU Tax Bate Miami, Fla.—^Armour and Dudley A 16 mill tax rate recommended FOR ANOTHER JUDGE Boston—Secret Indlctmients dis­ win international four-b€d> golf title, C. R. Burr Firm Sending Stodc by First Selectman Francis J. close that large quantities of liquors defeating Burke and Golden, 3 and To the South and Southwest; Report States That Contact Prichard at the special town meet­ have been shipped west from New 2. To Use Trucks Here. ing held in Town Hall, Memorial Honolulu, March 10.—(AP)— England labelled as cotton goods, Kansas City—Wichita Henrys, de­ building, Tuesday evening, was act­ paint, automobile soap and other fending champions, reach quarter Trial of the notorious Joseph Kaha- Much activity is In evidence at Has Been Made With Kid­ ed upon and accepted. There was hawai lynching case was expected materials. finals of A. A. U. basketball tourna­ considerable discussion. This is an ment. the C. R. Burr Nurstiiies on Oak­ today to be placed in the hands of Quincy, Mass.— Miss Margar^^t land street and spring shipments of napers— Other News. increase of 2 mills, as the tax rate some Hawaiian jurist other than Kelliher, 81, burned to death in fire last year was 14 mills. The increase nursery stock have already begun. Cir cuit Judge A. M. Cristy, who has which destroys her home. Recentiy two carloads of stock were is due mainly to the smaller amoimt presided at every court development BANK OF ENGLAND received by the town this year from Concord, N. H.—Final unofficial shipped to distributors in ttm south Hopewell, N. J., March 10.— (AP) thus far, as a result of the filing of tabulation in New Hampshire’s and there will be heavy shipments the corporation taxes. an affidavit of prejudice. - Hot tips sent the hopes of the Last year the town received $66,- presidential primary gives vote to CirrS DISCOUNT RATE of stock from now on to the south Disqualification of Judge Cristy Lindbergh baby searchers high to­ 666.67 while this year it will receive Roosevdlt-pledged candidates as and southwest where weather con­ is automatic if the affidavit is tech­ 4,200 and Smith-pledged candidates ditions will permit early planting. day. only about $17,000. In addition London, March 10.— (A P )—The There were two statements that there has been a reduction in the nically correct. He will pass upon 8,670. Next month the local nursery will this point himself, he said, but did Bank of England today reduced its be busy getting out stock for this Charles Augustus Lindbergh, Jr., is grand list of the town, this year the Boston—Ebcchange of telegrams discount rate from 5 to 4 per cent. safe and well. One was made by grand list of taxable property is not indicate how soon. between Mayor Curley and Alfred section of the country, the mails, The bank’s former gesture of con­ trucks and freight being utilized for Governor Moore of New Jersey. $10,186,421 while last year it was *The affidavit, signed Jsy Mrs. E. Smith reveals Smith h£^ not fidence when the bank rate was re­ the transportation to the large area "It is my personal opinion,” he $10,479,110. The reduction was due Granville Fortescue, society matron, changed his attitude regarding duced from 6 to 5 per cent on Feb­ smd three naval men accused with covered by the nursery. Deliveries said, "that the baby will come back to the smaller stocks carried by the nominations at the coming Demo­ ruary 18 received such a favorable her of shooting the young Hawaiian, to points in Connecticut and Massa­ alive and safe. I don’t know when, merchants and manufacturers. cratic National convention. reaction everywhere that the fur­ charged Judge Cristy coerced the chusetts will be by truck this but whenever it is I feel sure he will | Prize Speaking Contest Vineyard Haven, Mass.—Western ther reduction today was decided year. be in good health.” He would not Grand Jury into returning a second Union telegraphic cable between upon by the directors. The program for the prize speak­ degree murder indictment against say his opinion was predicated on ing contest to be given at the Sykes Mstrtha’s Vineyard and Nantucket The lower discount rate also was Emeralds were credited by sages them. 4 an information not made known to parted in storm of Sunday night. brought about by a rush of funds Auditorium by Rockville High As further evidence of the court’s of ancient times with the power the public. The cable was 30 miles long. for deposits in London which forced School pupils Md sponsored by the alleged bias, the affidavit cited his of strengthening the eyesight of The other statement was printed Northampton, Mass.—Richard W. up the quotation of the pound ster­ R. H. S. Alumni, will be held on Fri­ refusal to delay the trial from those who wore the beautiful stones in the New York Daily News this day evening as follows: Irwin, former Superior Court justice ling. The hands of authorities were every day. March 28 until April 4 to give Clar­ morning and cr«»dited “an unim­ Orchestra, Selection; Remarks, and “political godfather” of Calvin forced by the discounting of bills in ence Darrow, noted Chicago attor­ peachable "ource close to Colonel James Galavin, president of the Coolidge, dies. He was 75. the money market at rates so low ney, time to study the case after he Lindbergh’s family.” Alumni Association; Music, “ Vesper Fall River, Mass.— Carpenters’ as to make the official minimum of arrives here. The News added it had learned Bells Are Ringing”, Boys’ Glee Club; and joiners’ imion voluntarily re­ 5 per cent ineffective. Lieut. Thomas H. Massie and two from the same source that contact Speakers 1, Stanley Kunicki ’33, duces wages of its members 15 per A reduction of the rate has been has been established with the ab­ American Independence; Speaker 2, naval enlisted men are accused with cent effective March 14. WAKE UP YOUR Mrs. Fortescue of lynching Kahaha- confidently expected since the fed­ ductors and that negotiations for June Dick ’35, “Alexander Taming Hopewell, N. J.—Col. Lindbergh is eral reserve rate in the United return of the baby now are in the Bucephelus”; Speaker 3, Leon wai, one of five suspected attackers ' ' . * ' J believed to have been informed by of the lieutenant’s wife. States was lowered two weeks ago. LIVER B ILE- final stage. Kupeck ’35, “Reply To Hayne”; kidnapers that they do not feel it is This was followed ly a reduction of New figure In Case Speaker 4, Edmund Sierbinski ’33, Court attaches expressed belief safe as yet to deal with Aim for re­ that if the affidavit fulfills the law’s the Reichsbank rate in Germany. At A mysterious Morris Rosner, “True Courage” ; Music, “Sometime, turn of the infant. the same time, authorities said. WITHOUT CALOMEL whose connections extend deeply in­ Somehow, Somewhere” , Girls’ Glee technical requirements Judge Chas. On Saturday. March 12, Girl Washington—House passes bill Davis would succeed Judge Cristy Great Britain had completed pur­ to the underworld, Is quartered at Club; Speaker 5, Ida Friedman ’34, Scouts will celebrate their twen­ making it a crime to send threaten­ chases of francs and dollars to re­ And You’D Jump Out of Bed in the Lindbergh home, the News said, “Supposed Speech of John Adams” ; in the case. tieth birthday, when National and REC NOTES ing letters, especkilly kidnaping pay French and American credits the Morning Ratin’ to Go and is directing the negotiations Speaker 6, Truman Read ’32, “To local officers-and hundreds of thou­ letters through the mails. and so there as no real necessity for which, according to the newspaper’s Ransom Red Chief”; Speaker 7, sands of girls throughout the coun­ Mill Creek, Okla.—One bank maintaining a higher bank rate. If you fed aonr and aunk and tha world information, are near conclusion. Goldie Lavitt ’35, “Death of Rodri­ try in over 10,000 troops will take VoUey Ball Match robber is killed and another wounded looks punk, don't awallow a lot of aalts, KIDNAPERS’ TRIAL mineral watar, oO, laxatiya candy or ebewing It was Rosner, the paper contin­ guez” ; Speaker 8, Herbert Carvey part in ceremonies commemorating The Rec volley ball first team and captured by Vigilantes. gum and e z p ^ uem to main yon Buddaiy ued, who wa: able to induce Salvi ’33, “Man Without a Country”; the founding of the American org;an- traveled to Norwich last night Washington—Government consid­ aweet and buoyant and full of aunahine. Music, Orchestra; Decision of where they played and defeated the ers withdrawing Thirty-First In­ For thay can’t do iti ‘Tbey only move tha Spitale and Irving Bitz, gang fig­ SET FOR MONDAY ization in Savannah, Georgia, to bowda and a mara moyamant doaan't get at ures, to act as go-betweens in nego­ judges, and the award of prizes. 1912. Y team four out of five games to fantry from Shanghai. tba canae. Tho raaaon for yoor down-and-out win the match. The scores, Rec St. Paul, Minn.—Two seta of feeling in your Uver. I t ibiDald poor out two tiations dealing with the child’s re­ The eight speakers were selected The ceremonies begin today with PILESPiles w e swollen veins which sre sometimes poondo M liquid bile Into yoor oowda daily. from a field of 25 candidates in Feb­ 16-14, 13-15, 15-5, 15-7, 15-11. Man­ delegates are named as Smith sup­ broken in the lower end of your bowels. They lease. Denver, March 10.— (AP)—^Three Miss Josephine Schain, National di­ U tU f bOa is not flowing froaly, yoor food Rosner was recommended to the ruary, by a Faculty committee. The rector, speaking at 4 p. m., Eastern chester used the following players, porters bolt Democratic state con­ msy cause fistula, abscesses, ulcers and infeo* men go on trial next Monday for tion in the rectum. Don’t let your piles run on doean’t digeat. It iuat daciya in tbo bowaia. public is invited to enjoy the pro­ Hollandi Phaneuf, Mordavsky, Met­ vention and name their own slate; Gaa bloata up yoor atomadL You havo ■ Lindberghs “by three men, includ­ the kidnaping of Benjamin P. Bow­ Standard time, from New York, until you must bare a surreal operation. But ing a Cabinet officer and a Con­ gram, which each year proves a over the network of the National calf, Schubert. regular convention supports Roose­ do not treat them with hatsb patent medi­ thidc, bad taato and your btsatb ia fooL er, wealthy bakery executive, last cines, some of which require the use of hard aldn often breaks out fn UamiBbaa. Yoor basd gressman,” the News said. most interesting event. Broadcasting company through the The local team expects to play velt. sehaa and you fad down and out. Your wbolo January. Instead of the $50,000 ran­ rubbw or metal tubes. For hard things should The newspaper accoimt sets forth Senior Dramatic Play courtesy of Lowe Brothers of Chi­ the Norwich Y here next Thursday New Orleans — Percy Thompson, never be put into the tender rectum exoept ayatam ia poisonad. som money they had sought they evening. negro prisoner, is killed after he I t takaa tboao good, old CARTER’S that Rosner moved into a wing of cago. This company is dedicating LITTLE LIVER PI The play “Smilin’ Through,” has may get a seven year penitentiary kills three policemen, wounds an­ p i i x s to gat tbaso two the Lindbergh estate near here two been selected by the Faculty Com­ a musical program to the Girl pound! of bile flow ^ frady and main you days after the baby was kidnaped term, the nmximum for kidnaping Scouts. other and a jail trusty. tine bringi to burn* cute. Tliey are aoft, fad “up and np.” Tnay contain wondvfol, mittee of the Rockville High School in Colorado. Three of England’s rulers each pleaMDt and taMy to put in. They quickly re­ hartnlMi, gentla ysgstaoia aatracts, amatlng (Which was March 1), and installed The steady growth of Girl Scout­ Helsingfors, Finland —Icebreaker whan ft eomas to making tba bila flow bssly. to be presented at the Senior Dra­ The three are Joe Pennell, (Jeorge held sway for more than 50 yeaxs. seeks 700 fishermen adrift on ice lieve the burning, bleeding, paining, i toning, his men, necessitating the moving matics at the Sykes Auditorium, ing during the last two decades is ewelling, bulging pilea and nelp to prevent in­ But don't aak for UytrpOla. Aik for Cartar’s of the state troopers to the Lind­ W. Reed and A. N. Taylor. proof of how well the program is They were Henry HI, George m , floe in Gulf of Finland. fection in the rectum, Ask your dniggist for U ttls livar Pilla. L ^ ut tbs nama Cartm'a April 15. The cast has been carefully Capture of the trio was the result and Queen Victoria. Unguentine Rectal Cones By nama and gs| IMU Uvsr Pilk on tba rad iabd. Raraut a bergh garage. adapted to the needs of the modem Mukden, Manchuria—Train carry­ whmt you ask for. selected and the auditorium is sure of a plan conceived and executed subatftata-Xfeatanstana, OVniC.U.Ce. Rosner’s connections with the un­ to be filled to capacity. Rehearsals American girl. During the past derworld vere said to be extensive by police working in close coopera­ two years the increase in member­ will begin at once. The cast was tion with newspapermen. and powerful. annoimced today as follows: John ship has been greatly accelerated The police authorized a “fake” The News went on to say that Carteret, Samuel Lavitt; Dr. Owen as a result of a five-year plan Rosner has made several motor Harding, Aug;ust Loehr; Ellen, Mar­ letter which was published as hav­ initiated by the National orgsmiza- trips to and from the Lindbergh es­ jorie Little; Kathleen Dimgannon, ing been received by Mrs. Bower tion. The membership now is close tate on recent days accompanied Muriel Ludke; Willie Ldnley, Tru­ from abductors. The latter, ignorant to three hundred thousand, and the by Colonel Henry S. Breckinridge, man Read; Kenneth Wayne, Everett of such a letter, suspected one original “White Rose” patrol of Colonel Lindbergh’s counsel and Felber, Jeremiah Wayne, Herman another of a double-cross and decid­ eleven girls formed in Savannah in confidant. In substantiation it pub­ Brauer; Moonveen Clare, Marjorie ed to liberate Bower without going 1912 hHs grown to nearly ten thou­ lished a photograph of the two Wainwright; Mary Clare, Anne further with their plans. The bak­ sand, five hundred troops. IF YER KNO W 5 OF A BETTER 'OLE which it said was taken Monday Vevlin; Wedding guests, Muriel ery executive was pushed from an Troop 6 night, and said that they were pho­ Brown, Marjorie Elmore, Anna automobile, his eyes still tightly The weekly meeting of Troop 6 tographed again yesterday “enroute Badstuebner, Waldo Peterson, taped, early on the morning of Jan­ was held March 7 at the Manches to another rendezvous.” Eugene Dick, Wobert Miuphy and uary 24. ter Green school. The meeting was Plans Failed stage manager, Wilbur CiechowskL The building in which Bower had opened by answering five questions as “ Yesterday’s meeting had been New Bntrance to Oty been held then was located. Joseph about the troop. After the formal OIJ Bill sa counted on to clear away the final As soon as weather conditions Riley, a murderer and ex-convict, opening and patrol comers, we obstacles to the baby’s return to the permit the lajdng of cement, work killed himself rather than face cap­ played a signaling game, A very white home on Sourland Moimtain,” will be completed on the new high­ ture. Still another man implicated interesting book has been sent to the newspaper said, “but the plans way at the foot of Union street at in the kidnap plot turned informer one of our members who has been failed.” the entrance to Rockville. Informa­ and helped bring about capture of HI. In our good-night circle we sang TO IT/ State police, confronted with the “The Golden Sun” and ‘Taps,” GO tion received from the State High­ the three to be tried. story publish^ by the Daily News way Department at Hartford was Scribe—Helen Ad^my, said they knew nothing of any Ros­ that there is about 1,500 feet of road Troop 10 ner at the Lindbergh home nor of to be finished to complete the high­ Troop 10 met at the Town hall any negotiations “in the final stage” way from Oakland to the entrance ANDOVER Saturday. The girls passed their for the baby’s return. of the City of Rockville, and that test on making knots and their use, From a source it regards as reli­ Isolda Riva passed her compass test this would be completed by Jime 1. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Phelps were V ery f e w manufacturers and market-hunting executives o f this genera­ able the Associated Press heard last and Teresa Scudleri her nature The Rockville-Willimantic Light­ dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ night that the abductors had ad­ ing Company started Monday laying test. We later gave the promise tion have forgotten Bruce Baimsfather’s most famous war picture__^the shell- vised Colonel Lindbergh they did liam Btdley at the Highland Court and laws, and sang “Taps” during a new four inch gas main to Wind­ Hotel in Hartford Tuesday evening. not as yet feel it safe to deal with the good-night, circle. sor avenue where the new state A special town meeting has been him. When they deem the time Scribe—Teresa Scudleri. hole scene in which Old Bill silenced Bert’s complaints about shelter in a land highway is being built. Later the called for Friday evening at the “proper and safe,” the kidnapers main will be, continued to West Troop 11 are kidnapers are reported to ^ ve Town Hall. A long list of business Troop 11 had a delightful time street. is to be voted upon and the voters shot to pieces. In difficult times, on the battlefield or the business front, some advised Colonel Lindbergh, they Emblem Club Names Conunittee at the Armory last Friday when the will deal with him. will levy taxes for the coming year. junior auxiliary entertained us at a The Rockville Emblem Club at its Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Stanley shell holes and some markets are always sure to be better than others* The press conference with state regular monthly meeting on Wed­ party. We sang Girl Scout songs police early today revealed that the and daughter of Weatugur spent for them, and after playing games, nesday afternoon, named a nomin­ the week-end with the former’s par­ authorities have not as yet elimi­ ating committee to bring in a list they served refreshments. At our So in 1932, New England is far ahead of the national market averages in ents Mr. and Mrs. George Stanley. nated Betty Gow, the child’s nurse, of new officers to be voted upon at regular meeting Monday evening, Miss Mary Llndholm who was ill “from any consideration.” When the April meeting. The committee March 7, held at the Y. M. C. A., with nervous -exhaustion several buying and buying-power. And when you know of a better market, g o to asked if a definite statement could includes, Mrs. George Dover of Man­ we had an interesting time, having be made in this connection, the re­ chester, Mrs. Margaret Farrell and weeks ago, but recovered and re­ each patrol act out some part of it. Go to it this year harder than ever! ply was: "Not at this time.” Mrs. Henry North of this city. turned to her work in Willimantic, first aid. After practicing signal­ Miss Gow is at the Lindbergh es­ Mrs. Thomas Dannaher of Man­ has had a relapse and is at the ing, a game was played using it. A tate. In answer to a question two home of her father, August Lind- lot of fim was had playing a game chester, president of the Club, pre­ I t will pay to concentrate a larger propor­ days ago as to what she was doing sided and several matters of import­ holm. It will be some time before with the basketball. The meeting T o d a y in every factor that indicates purchasing- there, the reply was: “ She is per­ ance were discussed. A report of Miss Lindholm will be able to re­ closed with the good-night circle and singing “Taps.” tion of your company’s selling effort than usual power and in actual retailer sales for many spe­ forming her usual duties.” Miss the National Convention held at turn to work. Gow’s “ usual duties” are the care Nashua, N. H. was read. Mrs. Janett Smith has a bad grip Scribe—Sophie Mankus. in New England territory this year.Through many cific industries. New England ranks far ahead of cold. There is quite an epidemic of Leaders’ Class of Charles Augustus Londbergh, Jr. The members voted to hold a pub­ depressions New England has made a reputation The sketchiness of the police replies lic card party following Easter, the colds around town at present. The leaders’ class hais completed the country as a whole. And no other regional its course and the following were to questions concerning the search date to be annoimced later. Mrs. Rev. Wallace I. Wood(n will take for stubborn resistance when business slips back­ market is so well organized co supply data on has made detailed Inquiry unproduc­ George Williams of Manchester has for his topic Sunday morning awarded their second class badge tive. been named chairman. A members “Bringing Men to the New Explora­ by Commissioner Snow at the last ward and for quicker recovery. Today again, New current conditions and speed the upward swing Not Same Handwriting tion of God.” In the evening the meeting: Mrs. Sidney Wheaton, social will be held on Wednesday England’s bigger buying-power leads the U. S. A. o f business. The early morning questionnaire afternoon of next week at which topic for the Christian Endeavor Mrs. Raymond Goslee, Mrs. John revealed that the handwriting of time cards will be played and re­ meeting -will be “Do I want to be a Pickles, Mrs. John Toumaud, Mrs. It is only natural to expect better results from Henry (Red) Johnson, sailorman freshments served. Christian?” Malcolm Thompson is Anthony Toumaud and Miss Reed. friend of Miss Gow, who is held for Presented Two Plays to be leader. , Brownies advertising and selling effort where compact popu­ F or sales executives in industry and manu­ questioning by Newark police, had The Older Girls’ Sunday School Mrs. T. M. Lewis and son. Burton, Acorn Pack No. 1 lation has the best per capita record for BUY­ been checked against that on post­ Class of SL John’s Episcopal church were callers in South Manchester A t the last meeting Golden Hands facturers searching for advantageous branch plant card messages to the Lindberghs in­ presented two plays at the parish Monday afternoon. were given to Gertmde Reinhold, ING-RESPONSE in 1931 and the most money tercepted at Newark, South Orange, I*efgy Brosnan, Jeannette Huchanan locationsy thereforcy the New England Council has rooms of the church on Tuesday Louis Whitcomb is recovering available TO SPEND— NOW. N. J., and Hartford, Conn., and that night to a large audience. ’The plays slowly from pneumonia. He is able and Mildred Sheldon. valuable information that is authentic and ready the handwriting was not the same. were “Our Aunt from California” to be down stairs part of the day. 'The police said that there was sm and “ Patsy” . Every member of the Mrs. Carrie Burnham of Amston The Idea of work startles chil­ for use now. Locate the territory that’s best for dren, a child expert says. Children interval of twenty minutes between cast took her part to perfection and who was caring for Mr. Whitcomb It will pay to discover and use to the ut­ your product— and g o to it! the discovery of the kidnaping the all were cong;ratulated on the suc­ has returned to Hebron and is help­ must be smarter than we thought. night of March 1 and the notifica­ cess of the performamces at the ing Mrs. George Kibbe, Mr. Kibbe most in your own business all the facil­ tion of police. close of the evening’s program. Mrs. being ill with a severe attack of in­ ities by which the New England ^ In reply to a question: “Has the Franklin Harlow was in charge. flammatory rheumatism. It will pay alert New England baby been fo\md and taken to an in­ A t Union Church Ellsworth Iditten will play in an ' Council organization is helping to stitution?” The answer was: manufacturers and executives else- The congregation of Union church orchestra for a dance in South stimulate progress and development ^ "No.” will learn on Sunday morning “What Windham Thursday evening. * where who are interested in this mar­ The police were asked: “Was the Modem College Boy Thinks of Mrs. William Palmer is ill with a East Boston Mother in every phase pf New England en­ Col. Schwarzkopf correctly quoted Religion.” Four Wesleyan under- severe cold at the home of her i ket to send for the New England yesterday when he was imderstood g;raduates will be present and give daughter, Mrs, Kittle Mitten. ! Tells a Secret terprise. The National Market, so Council’s latest manual of market to say: ‘The present condition of talks on this subject. Every young Mr. Palmer attended the funeral How do yoa keep your children so nice called, is really made up of nine great ★ Mrs. Lindbergh’s health is one where man who has no church home is of his brother-in-law Mr. Alberton. and healthy? This question pleases Mrs. ^ data entitled. Go After the New Eng­ we cannot interfere with the privacy McKay, who now tells her neighbors: cordially invited to attend the ser­ The burial was in the Nathan Hale regional markets, «// d ifferen t. land Market First. of the family’?” There was no an­ vice at 10:30 a. m. cemetery. South Coventry. i “I happened to hear about swer to this question. The University boys will arrive - 1 Mrs. Lindbergh was up and about here on Friday and will be the CUT TEACHERS’ WAGE the estate yesterday, appearing guests of the newly formed Hi-Y Dtlhi^Elijdr with her mother, Mrs. Dwight Mor­ Club. Supper will be served at the Ledyard, Conn., March 10.— (AP) UzAtive Worm Expeller For informahon and market data on 2Tew England, consult row, Emd Mrs. Breckenridge. She church. On Saturday at 7:30 they —School teachers of the . town of the A.dvertising Cluh in any New England a f y —- o r write to was dressed in black and appeared will be the guests of the C. B. So­ Ledyard will suffer a ten percent I fluoui^ a relative — as my little boy was for some time troubled with loss to be in good health. ciety, and all young people are in­ cut in pay as a result of vote of 33 Colonel Lindbergh continued his of appetite, restlessness at n i^ t and vited. to 28 of the annual town meeting at times was very fretful, I decided to restless walks about the estate. His I Pitch Tournament yesterday afternoon. This was seem­ NEW ENGLAND COUNCIL -'I'"its seemed improved, and he try Dr. True’s Elixir . . . He b^;anta The Rockville Lodge of Elks will ingly only way to keep the millage improve immediately and in a very abort Executive Offices, 5tatler Building, Park Squar* was observed plajdng for a moment held the third and final game in the down to 21 Instead of the 22 asked time he was well . . . I would never \ iin the little terrier which tramps pitch tournament at the Elks Home although the grand list of $902,356 j be wifiiout i t ” — Mrs. B. O. McKay, BOSTON. MASS. the woods with him. on Friday evening. Prizes will be showed an Increase of $416,608. 429A Saratoga S t , B. Boston (M ass.). In view of the announcement yes- awarded and refreshments will be Signs of Worms are: Constipatioo, • ‘erday that “progress” had been served. BOWUNO NOTES made in the search, the police were Notes deranged stomach, swollen upper 1^, offenuve breafii, hjird and full stomach THE ADVERTISING CLUBS ./ NEW ENGLAND asked last night if the progress had County Sheriff Fred O. Vinton of Tonight Conran’s girls and men been continue. The answer was: with p a i^ pde face, eyes heavy, short Eagleville, who has been quite ill at teams take on the fast Peerless dry cough, pinding of fite teefii, etc. “Situation about the same.” his home, is very much improved. This is we series ^ messsfes prepered under the direttion ^ the new England council end the AOVEansiNo c l u is ^ teams of New Britain. Matches start Dr. Tme^i Elixir lazative-wonn ex- DMpite all the activity, the Mrs. Bernard Ertel with young at 8:30 sharp. BOSTON . . . BUDQEPOET . . , BBOCXTON , . , OOKCOBD . , . HABTrOBD . . . NEW BATEN . . . PITTSnBLD . . . PkOVlDXNCZ . . . rumors and hints, the one fact re­ son has returned to her home on pc^er is a pure herb medicine . . • mained: mild and pleasant to take. .**trnQntu>4 4,end'mossuetwn. 4 4 4/erfaiBeaHminNemEst^ktifsh»dhiid^fy^n’’idpeipm High street from the Rockville City Miss Welles won the ladies prize Hie Lindbergh baby still is miss­ Suceesstnlly used for 8i years. hospital. last week at Conran’s and C Trou- ing. , A son was bom to Mr. and Mrs. ton the gents.

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DAILY RADIO PROGRAM HM D) CHILDREN HOW SODSrS AGE THURSDAY, MARCH 10 (B u tm Standard Tima) SIDE GLANCES Qceer Twish ! P. M. unlen indicated. Programs and atatloa UsU anbleot to ohaaga. NEED SYMPATHY (By TA« Aaaoototed P r*u ) wkbw wean wdro wnao woau wja» In Day*i New$ WASFORGOTIEN wmal wcao wado whk wkre wsra wspd 454.3_WEAF.NBC—660 9:30—Love Drama—Also wfbl wkbw AT WASHINGTON J' 6:M—The World Today—weat ehaia wean wdre wnao wcau wjas wmal wcao 6:4^Stebbina Boye—Alio wtlo wtag wado whk wkre wxya wspd ■4—. .. J. ■weel wjar wcsh wfbr wfl wro wgy when 10:00—Trumpeters — Also wfbl wkbw Mental Hygiene Expert De New York—H Denny Pierce, host wcae wtam wwj w ill wptf wjax wean wdro waab wcau wjas wmal wcao S.cenARy extraordinary, had bis cladc fixed to 7:00—Lumberjack! — Also wtlc wtag wado whk wkre wxya wspd A6MM Space Left Blank A s If B ) weel wjar wcsh wfl wtbr wgy when 10:30—Shilkrat Oiwh.—Alao woko wfbl scribes Way To Induce THE ARTIST run backwanls so the longer guests wcae wwj waal whec wkbw wlbs wean wdro waab wore stay the earlier it gets. Of course 7:15—Lanin Oroh.—Alao wtlo wtag wpg wean whp wjas wlbw wmal wcao W ttW lU K S Accident When He Jomed weel wjar wcsh wfl wfbr wro wgy when wtar wmbg wdbj wado whk wkre wcah o r H U I he can still yawn. wtam wwj waal cfcf ckgw wbt wblg wtoo wqam wdbo wdae wxys Self-Confidence. PAY Washington: Are women legis­ 7:30—Alice Joy—Also wtlo wtag wjar wspd 8U6V wcsh wfl wfbr wrc wgy when wtam 10:45—Jack Miller—Also woko srtbl lators people? Assuredly, say the the Navy. wsal wrva wptf wla wwnc wjax wlod whec wkbw wlbs wean waab wore wip. six ladies now in Congress, declaring wfla wfan whp wjas wlbw wmal wcao wtar the marriage between Ruth Hanna 7:45—Qoldberga—Also wtlo wjar woab wdbj wado wkbn wbt wblg wtoo wqam Dr. S. Harcourt Peppard, director way when wcae wtam wwj waal wdae of the Bureau of Mental Hygiene, McCormick (111.) and Albert G. 8:00—Rudy Vallee—Also wtlo wtag wool 11:0(^Barlow Symphony—Alao woko Sims (N . M.) proves female law­ Washington, March 10— (AP)—A wjar___ wcsh____ wfl wfbr wrc wry wben today urged parents of timid chil­ wfbl whec wkbw wlbs wean wdrc waab makers are "only human after all.” breach of naval regulations placed wcae wtam wwj wsal wptf ckgw cfcf wore wlp-wfan whp wlbw wmal wcao dren to give them the help, encour­ wrva wlod wjax wfla wtar wdbj wade wcah wkbn wbt wtoo Bqston: Practical history for the John Philip Sousa in the Navy dur­ 9:00—Piano Duo A Vocal—Alao wtlc wqnra wdae wxys wspd efrb agement 8md sympathy which they ing the World War and gave the wtag weel wjar wcsh wfl wfbr wrc wgy 11:30—Olsen Oroh.—Also woko wfbl need to bring them a more self-con­ Inept thread-matcher; Professor Al­ wben wcae wtam wwj waal wrva wwnc world its g;reatest massed band. wkbw wlbs wean wdre waab wore wpg fident mental attitude. Dr. Peppard bert Bushnell Hart of Harvard la­ wis wjax wlod wfla wcau whp wlbw wmal wcao Wdbj wado bels Washington “more than a sol­ United States entered 9:30—Sherlock Holmoa—Alao wtlo wtag whk wkre wcah wkbn wgst wtoc wqam described self-confidence as the weel wjar wcsh wfl wrc wgy wben wdae wxys wspd dier and diplomat—a man of artis- Uie Worid War, the famous band wcae wtam wwj wsal ckgw cfcf mental attitude in which the child leader^ who will be buried todays 12KKH.Quy Lombardo—Also woko wfbl recognizes his capacities and limita­ Uc merit He bought Martha’s 10:00—Dance Hour — Also wtlc wtag wkbw wean wnao, wcau whp wlbw I dresses and she liked them.” was 63 years old. 'The age Umit for weel wjar wcsh wfl wfbr wro wgy wben wmal whk wkre wkbn wspd tions in comparison with other mem~ wcae wtam wwj wsal wrva wu wwnc 12:30 a. m.—Russo Oroh.-Also woko Penn Yan, N. Y.: One enterprising commissioned officers was 47 but wjax wlod wfla wfbl wkbw wean wnao wcau wlbw hers of the group and in which his high naval officers, including form er 11:00—Jesse Crawford—weaf chain jeweler Is dal the last raw stuff Be got there. Prices $777 $2055 factory PHONE 6718 teacher at Hartford High school the ballistics bureau of the Detroit Company’s freight collier, in from "Sure," answered the proprietor In who was injured In an automobile Police Department. RADIO SERVICE Sydney, destr^ed a quantity of hia most cordial tone, '^ e got a accident in Granby Tuesday, was The bodies of the victims rsmain- W, J. DALTON goods in the steamer’s store-room new guy corkin' the bottles^and be sd in the county morgue unclaimed last night Two of the crew were reported today as still in a critical don't work so fast.” ^ 141 N ortb I b lii condition at Hartford hospital. by relatives today whlls msmbsrs TO NASH OWNERS Open Until 8 p. m. overcome by fumes. Temperature alternately shrinks of tbs Detroit Communist Party Her slater, Miss Lillian A. An­ a ^ stretehee Brookljrn bridge from drews, retired school teacher died worksd on plans for a massiunsral and all South Manchester and other nearby motorists, we are privileged to oiftr 8 SMALL POX CASES 14 to 16 inches. Sometimes it la Saturday. yesterday as a result of injuries suf­ three feet higher in the centei than the above company its facilities, and the car they reprssent fo r your approval fered in the accident. Through an and better accommodation. i Fairfield, March 10,—(AP) — at other times. Builders of big error in the hospital announcement bridges take all these changes Into NEWTOWN'S BATE Just wben health officers in towns It w:as reported yesterday Miss Anna POTTERTON & KRAH in this section were of an opinion consideration in choosing their ma­ H, Andrews rather than her sister terials. Nswtowfi. March 10.— (AP)—Tbs "On the Square" that further spread of smallpox was had died. ended, three new eases have been Just think: at ona time the Board of Financf will ask tbs town found in town. tallest structure on Matbattan Is­ msating Saturday aftsnuxin to Nash new England company Radio Service The Literary Digest poll really land was a church. Trinity spire Residents have been urged to sub­ adopt ita rscommendatlon that tbs should have provided three squares was the Jiigh point of the skyline, tax rate on the grand list bs fixed Phone 3733 mit to vaccination and a campaign to check. One for the dry, one for to this end was renewed yesterday. Robert Armbruster, the orchestra at 20 1-2 mills, a rsduction of on# Boston DISTRIBUTORS Boston the thirsty and one {or the wets. leader, told the one about tba man mill from last ysar. f -

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Balt and Ohio...... 18)4 used Oxydol in its old form have supply you daily with pure natural Bake until a nice brown, basting meeting of Cheney Brothers’ Girls Bendix ...... 13% Aetna Life ...... 27)4- 29)4 milk. Because of its rich and pleas­ Athletic Association at Cheney I Aetna Fire ...... 31 33 that no better soap could be made. every so often with melted butter. Beth S te e l...... 21% Notwithstanding this consumer ing flavor, the children will not have ball. Borden ...... 42 Automobile ...... 19 21 to be coaxed to drink it. Wednesday, March 16 — Play, Cotm. General ...... 49 52 loyalty to their product Proctor ft You will never make a mistake if Can Pac ...... 18)4 National Fire ...... Gamble went ahead with their tire- . you buy Brown's butter,'for the “B” “Three Live Ghosts,” by Y. M. C. A. Case (J. I.) ...... 37)4 39 41 .'*1 The following recipe makes the Dramaitc club. Hartford Steam Boiler 42 45 less experiments, seeking to give in Brown stands for Best as well. Cerro De P a sco ...... 12 )i women something better than the most delicious little hot biscuits for Thursday, March 17—Annual St. Ches and O hio...... 23% Phoenix Fire ...... 50 52 Patrick’s Day dance at Masonic I Travelers ...... 535 best. The result lies in the new luncheon, supper or bridge party re­ The best way to prepare eggs for Chrysler ...... 12)4 650 Oxydol—a soap which now is in­ freshments. Temple, auspices of A. O. H. Coca Cola ...... 118% PubUc Utilities Stocks invalids or children (and I know Annual Spring Opening to con­ stantly dissolving, a soap teat can­ 2 cups flour (sifted) grown people who are fond of them i Coml Solv ...... 9)4 Conn. Elec S e rv ...... 45 not "ball up” or leave a scum or 4 teaspoons baking powder. tinue through Saturday. I Cons Gas ...... 66% Conn. Power ___.... 43 as wellj is to coddle them—that is, Friday, March 18 — “Arrival of sediment in tub or diahpan. 1 teaspoon salt bring the water in a saucepan to a Historks Santa Clara Mission . . . once the greatest of the Cali­ I Cont Can ...... 39% Greenwich, W&G, pfd. — The reason mentioned most fre­ 1 package Pabst-ett Kitty,” comedy play by Sopho­ fornia fissions . . . Its beUs were presented by Alfonso XHI, then : Com Prod ...... 46)4 Hartford E3ec ...... 54)4 boil, remove the pan from the fire more-Freshman Dramatic club at quently by housewives for preferring 1-2 cup milk and place the eggs in the'water for king of Spain, In 1928 to replace those given by his great-grandftther. Drug ...... 53% Hartford G a s ...... 41 the new Oxydol over the old was Method—Sift together dry. in­ High school. ! Du P o n t...... 55% do, pfd ...... 40 gredients, rub or cut in Pabst-ett approximately six minutes. The This month that it dissolves better. The next eggs will be evenly cooked and are By NBA Service ■ Eastman Kodak ...... 82 S N E T C o ...... 128 131 reason given was that it goes farther and.'stir in milk to make a dough. Monday, March 28 — Rally at Thrice destroyed, thrice rebuilt, in 1818 ■ necessitated removal to its Elec and Mus ...... 3% Toss on floured board and roll thin. much more easily digested this way. present site on what now is the I Manufacturing Stocks and there are more «uds for the Masonic Temple, auspices of Man­ and always an attraction to tourists Elec Auto L ite ...... 30% money. Many contented users sAid Shape into rounds with small cutter, chester branch of thei Women’s Or­ along the California mission trail. campus of Santa Clbra University. Elec Pow and L t ...... 14 lAm Hardware ...... 23)4 25)4 spread lightly with butter and put If you have used "blue coal’’ for Despite the setbacks, Santa Clara j Am Hosiery ...... 25 that it gives more suds, that the ganization for Prohibition■wxi Reform.ivci.ui.ii*. Such is the record of Mission Santa ; * Fox Film A ...... 374 suds last longer and stand up better, together in pairs. Place on baking the past few months, no doubt you Tuesday, March 29 — Three-act Clara de Assisi, eighth of the string | and spread its Gen Elec ...... 21 I Arrow H and H, com.. 13)4 — sheet, and bake in hot oven (450 de­ have noticed that in getting more ' do, pfd ...... — 105 that it is easier on the huds and play, "The Chintz Cottage,” given of - missions • ■ erected by the pioneer j . a ^ a«__ Gen Foods ...... 39)4 that it works better in hard watfr. grees F.) eight to ten minutes. beating power per ton, you have at Odd Fellows hall by Pythian Sis­ Franciscan friars of Spain, under ! imposed secu- Billings and Spenoe|r.. — 2 been able to economize. W. G. Gen Motors ...... 20% Such encomiums make the Proctor ters. Fra Junlpero Serra. | missi^ property in Giliette ...... 21)4 Bristol Brass ...... 9 11 & Ganfi}le Co. feel amply repaid for If you want the best of service for Glenney—4149. Wednesday, March 30 — Annual The mission was founded Jan. 12,1 Santa Clara declined Gold Dust ...... 1874 do, pfd ...... 90 — your car, at reasonable prices, drive all the time and money expended in ball of Knights of Columbus at 1777, in the chain that was to ex-1 ” 2^ Hershey ...... 80 Case, Lockwood and B — 400 giving women the new Oxydol. over to the Depot Square Garage If you haven’t any of the Patapar State Armory. tend 'from San Diego to San Fran­ The old mission buildings were Int Harv ...... 24 Collins Co ...... 20 — for complete motor service. cooking parchment which besides its used in 1851 for^the newly-estab­ __ 9)4 11) Next Month cisco Bay. A site near where the Int Nick ...... 8)4 Colt’s Firearms . . . PLANS HUNTINO TAX efficient prevention of the escape of Friday, April 1 — Tall Cedars, Guadalupe river enters the head­ lished Santa Clara University, be­ Int Tel and T e l...... 10)4 Eagle Lock ...... 18 ” 22 "Mum’’ is the word when you have meat and vegetable juices, keeps th » Masonic club April Fool Frolic, Ma- waters of San Francisco bay was ing remodeled somewhat to fit edu­ Johns Manville ...... 19)4 Fafnir Bearings...... — 65 burned some food you have been disagreeable odor sealed, put a smad cational needs. Fuller Brush, Class A. — 14 Washington, March 10.—(AP) — soific Temple. first used, and with cattle and other Kelvinator ...... 9% A tax of one cent on every shotgun cooking. Just clear away all the pan of vinegar on the back of the Saturday, April 2-—District cere­ mission property sent north from Kennecott ...... 10% Hart and Cooley ___ — i(X) evidence of the mishap and most stove, and cooking cabbage will have Hartmann Tob, com.. — 2 shell, the $7,000,000 of Mtannl pro­ monial, Tall Cedars, Masonic Tem­ San Carlos and south from San And in 1926 came further disas­ Kreug Md Toll ...... 6)4 ceeds to be used to cope with the likely you will never do it again. no more horrors for you. ple. Francisco, work was begim. In its ter-destruction by fire. At great Llgg and Myers B ...... 59% ,do, pfd ...... — 20 Since you are not allowed to broad­ risk, Santa Clara students rescued Inter Silver...... 18 21 depletion of American game, was Tuesday, April 5 — Thirty-first first year, there were 68 conversions Loew’s ...... - 32 proposed today by William C. cast your good points, why go out Spring cleaning time is not such annual banquet of Chamber of Com­ of Indians to Christianity. priceless relics and some of the Lorillard ...... 16)4 do, pfd ...... JO 60 of your way to bring a misteke to an ordeal when you can have cur­ mission’s original bells. Reconstruc­ Landers, Frary (31k. 29)4 31) Adams, chairman of the American merce at Masonic Temple, McKeesp Tin ...... 56% Game Conference. the front? tains laundered for you. Send yours night for the Encampment and Chief High water in 1779 washed out tion followed, and in building this, Mont Ward ...... 10% Mann & Bow. (3Iass A — 8 to the New Model Laundry—8072— Patriarch Sedrick Straugban is the mission property. Undaunted, the fourth Santa Clara Mission Nat Biscuit...... 45% do, <31ass B ...... — 4 "The people who will pay the tax, At Hale’s Stationery Department and they will be returned to you like Friday, April 8— Masonic Social the padres re-established the mis­ building, the lines of the original Nat Cash Reg ...... 13 New Brit. Mch. com.. — 10 hunters and sportsmen, are prac­ everything for your St. Patrick’s new. at Masonlb Templey. sion about three miles distant, in edifice were closely followed. Bells, Nat Dairy ...... 30 do, pfd ...... — 95 tically imanlmous in favoring it,” party—table decorations, paper Monday, April 11 — Annual Ki- what is now Santa Clara, Calif. In presented by Alfonso XHI, then king Nat Pow and L t ...... 15% North and Judd ...... 9 — Adams said in a statement He table covers and napkins, combina­ wanis Minstrel Show at High school, 1782 the building was completed, of Spain, were sent to Santa Clara N Y C en tral...... 31% Niles Bern Pond ...... 7)4 9)4 plans to have a bill introduoec in tion nut cups and place cards and also April 12. and by 1800, Samta Clara mission to replace those given by his grreat- NY NH and H tf d ...... 25% Peck Stow Aud Wilcox 1 (Congress to carry out the proposi­ snappers. 'They also have an at­ Saturday, April 16—Annual semi- led all missions with nearly 1300 grandfather in 1798, which wore de­ North Amer ...... 38 Russell Mfg C o ...... 14 tion. tractive assortment of St Patrick formal dance a t Masonic Temple by «ommvmlcants. In addition to stroyed in the Are. Noranda ...... 17)4 Scovill ...... 18 novelty candy. John Mather CHiapter, Order of De- abundant crops there were thou­ Re-dedication took place in 1928. Packard ...... 4 Stanley Works ...... 18 Molay. sands of head of cattle and horses. The mission, which also serves as Param P u b ...... 9)4 Standard Beyew...... 29 Monday, April 18—Seventh an­ An earthquake damaged the mis­ the chapel for Santa Clara Uni­ Penn ...... 1874 do, pfd., piar., A.... 101 nual concert of Beethoven Glee Club sion in 1812. The paidres repaired versity, is near San Jose, 43 miles Phillips Pete ...... 674 Smythe Mfg Co ...... 25 MAKES YOU LOSE STATE’S DEMOCRATS RAILROAD MEN OBJECT at High School Auditorium, assisted this havoc, but a recurrent temblor from San Francisco. Pub Serv N J ...... 57% Taylor and Fenn .... — 3 by Mendelssohn Singers of Worces­ Radio ...... 874 Torrington ...... 30 te r Mass. Radio Keith ...... 5% Underwood Mfg Co .. 22 UNHEALTHY FAT ENDORSE C. & MORRIS TO COUZENS BUS BILL Kay, “Mystery Island,” at Odd Rem R a n d ...... 2% Union Mfg Co ...... — U S Envelope, com :.. — Mrs. Ethel Smith of Norwich, Fellows Hall, given by Sunset Re- Rey Tob B ...... 39)4 (3onn., writes: "I lost 16 lbs. with bekah Lodge. Sears Roebuck ...... 34)4 do, pfd ...... 80 , New Haven, March 10.—(AP) — Washington, March 10.—(AP)— Chic Sale Steals Honors Veeder R o o t...... 7)4 my first bottle of Kruschen. Being The Democratic victory fund cam- Objections to provisions of the Thursday, April 21—Opening of Sinclair ...... 6)4 on night duty It was hard to sleep two-day annual convention of Socony V a c ...... 10% Whitlock Coll Plp" ... — ■ Couzens bus bill that would require J.B.Wil’ms Co. $10 par 60 days but now since I am taking paigfn committee which met here two operators for vehicles' carrying State Department of Daughters of As *"Old Man Minick South Pac ...... 27% Kruschen I sleep plenty, eat as usual yesterday afternoon endorsed the 20 or more passengers were put be­ Union Veterans of Civil War at Odd Stand Brands ...... 13% and lose fat, too.” selection of Charles G. Morris for fore the Senate interstate commerce Fellows Hall. St Gas and El ...... 3174 CITY RECEIVES LOAN To take off fat—take one half tea­ BY DAN THOMAS ^din who played the role of a taxi chairman but took no action on committee today by Arthur P. Rus­ Friday, April 22 — Three-act St Oil Cal ...... 26 spoonful of Kruschen Salts in a sell, vice president of the New York, comedy, “Babs,” by Sock and Bus­ NEA Service Writer ^driver who was called into court to St Oil N J ...... 30% New Haven, March 10.—(AP)— glass of hot water in the morning other officers. New Haven and Hartford railroad. kin club at High School. testify. He wasn’t on the screen Tex Gorp ...... 1274 On motion of Kenneth W3rnne, Hollywood, March 10_The most In- The <3base' National Bank of New before hreakf(ust—one bottle that Russell' also opposed provisions Thursday and Friday, April 28 teresfing part about a Chic Sale dong^ but how he could be funny Timken Roll B e a r...... 20)4 York has agrreed to lend the city lasts 4 weeks costs but a few cents executive secretary to Governor and 29—"Henry’s Wedding,” com­ while he was there. It’s almost Trans-America ...... 4% Cross, Morris was delegated to ap­ limiting work to eight consecutive picture, it seems to us, is Sale’s $1,000,000 for one year at 6 per­ —get it at J. H. Quinn & Co., South hours. He said he was appearing edy, Tall Cedars, High School. worth sitting through the rest of Union Carbide ...... 34)4 cent in addition to a loan of $ 1 ,^ ,- Manchester—or any drugstore la pear before the State Committee at as chairman of the motor vehicle Coming Events characterization of an old man. In the film to see him. United A irc ra ft...... 15)4 000 which the bank granted earlier America. If this first bottle fails to its meeting in Hartford tomorrow law committee of the Association of Friday, Jime 24 — Opening of his latest film, "Old Man Minick,” Unit Corp ...... 9% in the week on the same terms. convince you this is the SAFE and and ask if the committee desires to Railway Executives. two-day state convention and field he portrays a man 73 years old— Unit Gas Imp ...... 21)4 Both transactions have been con­ bdrmless way to_ lose fat—your combine a canvass for campaign On the maximum number of hours day of Loyal Order of Moose here. and Chic still is in his early forties. U S Ind Alcohol...... 29% firmed by tjbe Board of Finance. money gladly returned. funds for its own use with the vic­ of work, Russell said he favored Saturday, June 25 — State Ma­ As always, he does a very com­ CURB QUOTATIONS U S S teel...... 48)4 The money will be used to pay off Don’t accept anything bub Krus­ tory fund campaign. regulation similar to that for the sonic Veterans Reunion at Temple. mendable job, too. Util Pow and L t ...... 6% a loan of $2,574,000 which matured chen because you must reduce safe­ The victory fund allotment to ...... 3 railroads. This picture, a trifle slow in the (By Associated Press.) Warner Piet Friday. ly.—^Advt. Connecticut is $25,000 but it had He said a requirement for two beginning, picks up and really goes West Union ...... 44)4 been suggested by Governor Cross Amer Cit Pow and Lt B ___ 2% operators "would drive substan- places. It is the story of a widower Amer Com Pow A ...... % West El and M fg ...... 30 at an early meeting that funds for tisilly every bus operator out of SPELLACY’S REPORT who comes to live with his son and Woolworth ...... 4374 the State campaign next fall be Amer Super Pow ...... 4 business today” and contended that daughter-in-law. A kindly and lone­ Assd Gas imd E le c ...... 314 raised simultaneously. On the basis “prices would be advanced to a DENIED BY SMITH some old man, he always tries to be Cities” Service ...... 6% of a $50,000 fund the county quotas point the public wouldn’t stand.” helpful but generally manages to be Elec Bond and Share ...... 9V^ Why Get Up Nights? CooksWhoCare figured on the vote for Alfred E. Russell also objected to provisions more of a nuisance. And, of course, Ford Limited ...... 5 Smith in 1928 had been worked out. for Federal specifications fixing Physic the Bladder With Bridgeport, March 10.—(AP) — there is a kid in it—little Dickie Hudson Bay ...... 2 Juniper Oil The county quotas have been appor­ size, shipping control points and Moore. The two become great pdls. Midwest U tils...... 2 Put EXTRA goodness into tioned to the towns. The meeting delivery regulations. i Former Governor Alfred E. Smith Drive out the impurities and ex has authorized no one to represent Chic always doing things for the Niag Hud Pow ...... 6% cess acids that cause irritation, took no action on the allotments “It would likely result in a condi­ poor orphan who is living with a Penn Road ...... 2% COLUMBIA Soups ... in these awaiting definite word from the tion where you would have a na­ him in Connecticut nor does he con­ burning and frequent desire. Junl template inviting the Democratic crook and in return Dickie helps Stand Oil In d ...... 16% per oil, buchu leaves, etc., is con­ remarkable Co-operative Kitchens state committee. tional rule for those buses doing an Chic recover $2000 which has been Util Pow and Lt ...... 2Yn interstate business and different mayors of the State to a conference tained in Bukets, the bladder in New York, it was announced to­ stolen from him. United Gas ...... 614 physic. It works on the bladder specifications for those in intrastate The main fault we have to find business,” he said. day by Mayor Edward T. Bucking­ similar to castor oil on the bowels COAST GUARD BOAT ham, in a formal statement follow­ with Oils pictiye is the story. It ATTORNEY BETTER Get a 25c test box from any drug ing a luncheon meeting for the would have made a dam good two store. After four days if not re­ or three reeler. But there just isn’t Torrington, March 10.—(AP) — lieved of “getting up nights” go former governor in New York Wed­ State Attorney Walter Holcomb is REPORTED MISSING U. S. TROOPS IN CHINA nesday. enough story for a feature produc­ back and get your money. If you tion. However, Director Archie recuperating from a severe attack are bothered with backache or leg “Governor Smith informed me” of the grip at his home here. His the statement by Mayor Bucking­ Mayo, with the help of an excellent pains caused from bladder disor­ New London, March 19.—(AP)-^ NOT TO BE WITHDRAWN cast, has managed to keep the en­ condition Tuesday was such that he ders you are bound to feel better ham said, "that he had not Invited was unable to attend the funeral of after this cleansing and you get The Coast Guard destroyers Tucker th% Democratic mayors of Connecti­ tertainment value at a high pitch. and Davis from this port today was Lois Wilson smd Earle Foxe do his brother, former (joveraor Mar­ your regular sleep. Sold at J. H. Washington, March 10.—(AP) — cut to meet with him and had no In- well in their roles of son and cus H. Holcomb. Quinn & Co.—Advt. plowing through heavy sesw for a The government has decided tl|fit tentioo of extending such an invita­ position off the Delaware Capes the 31st infantry will not be with­ tion. daughter-in-law, but they haven’t ______\______where they were to join in a search drawn from Shanghai Immediately. "He also said that, neither in much to do. The same thing applies 16 Varieties EXTRA Rich Broth, for the Coast Guard patrol boat Conditions are quiet ~at Shanghai, to Ralf Harolde, the crook, and Connecticut nor in any other State, Adrienne Dore, his mistress. The Tomtto; VtstnUa All Chicken Meat CG-218 based at Cape May, N. J., according to re^rts to the State is any one authorized to represent (3Uc)ccb; Green Fee missing since Monday. Department, but there is still un­ him.” picture would have been improved Vegetable-Beri considerably if more of it had been Tenuio-Becf In This Chicken Soup The patrol boat was believed to certainty as to when the Chinese Thomas J. Spellacy, former Na­ Tqfflsn>'Ve*et«bIe have experienced engine trouble and and Japanese may arrange a truce. tional committeeman, was quoted in thrown to this foursome instead of I BecfBonlUoa la this savory Columbia Chicken Sou^ dter* to have been blown out to sea. The weather is bad there, being making Sale and little Dickie Moore j Pepper Poc CaDsemme is 100% chicken meat from our own neshly- reports published from Hartford M o^ Tafde; Beef idlled poultry. Not a bit of beef (although the With the departure of destroyers, very rainy, aqd it wsa suggested in early in the week, as arranging at carry on so much of it. I 0« Tell; New Been the destroyer Wood from this port, official q u a r ts that the imcom- O lerr: MttUisetawny government permits the use of soffit bttf in former Governor Smith’s request, a Mediocre entertainment in a chicken soup). And the oontishing broth is which had reached a position off the fortable conditions under which the conference with Democratic mayors 10c extra rich, extra fine. The result is ooc of Nantucket Lightship enroute to the 31st Infantry has been living in­ courtroom with all the well-estab­ “CtlmwtkW'VoA of Coflnectlcut. lished gags 4ised. That’s the .best »ad Beeni:Tomeco Juice the most delicious chicken soups you have ever disabled collier H. F. De Bardeben spired the desire of officers to re­ Been Sprouts tuted. This tame extra goodness i s found in W85 recalled to this area. turn to Manila. we can say for "The Silent Wit­ all Columbia Soups. Why? Destroyer force headquarters here After considering the situation, ness.” announced that the steamer Robert however, officials concluded it would BOY SCOUT NEWS Bramwell Fletcher, in the role of Luckenbach reported sighting a be best to make no change for the a young English nobleman, strangles his mistress, Greta Nissen, because Every Cook is large gray motorboat, hove to, off present. Troop 3 the Delaware Capes, and it was first The department was Informed to­ Troop 3 of the Center Congrega­ he finds her in her bedroom with hoped that this might be the CG- day that irregular Chinese troops another man. Then the youth goes an operating around Mukden are caus­ tional church held its regular week­ home and tells papa all about it. Equal Partner 218. ly meeting on Tuesday evening with Behind the added quality of 16 itttioa. All this is imp This hope was dispelled, however, ing much uneasiness there. 28 Scouts and leaders present. The And father, being a noble soul, de­ Myrl S. Myers, the American cides that he will take the blame C^slumbia Soups lies a great adven­ because it takes more i when it was learned that there were consul general at Mukd£^. messaged meeting opened with the salute to ture in Industrial Democracy. The to make good soup. It takes boaoB no markings on the bow of the the colors and the repeating of the and save his son. interest and human skill. All Co­ that on March 8 bandits attacked Apd so into the courtroom where kitchens in which these foods ere motor boat. The CG-218 has those the Chinese police station outside Scouts Oath. Patrol meetings were FOR LENT prepared have been for e number lumbia Soups are made by cooks identifying numbers on either side held in preparation for the patrol father, played by Lionel Atwill, Is of years completely controlled by who are vitally intetetted in pleas­ the north gate of Mukden but were on trial for his life. He probably of the bow. It was thought here driven off and that later a sharp en­ contest and dues and attendance the workers. Every cook is an equri ing you. Thus you are guaraatoed that the boat might be a rum-/un- were taken. would have lost it, too—if another part-owner and part-manager. There good lou p by the Columbie labeL gagement took place between the lover, who had been hiding in a Try It TODAY. If you don’t Mate ner. Two men were observed aboard. police and bandits south of the city. The Patrol contest consisted of are no bosses. E ^ Y WORKER They did not ask for assistance. the Staff Relay race and First Aid. closet during the fight, hadn’t come IS GUARANTEED AGAINST the didcteace. your grocer is eutbet- Burning and lootifig occurred in the The result of the contest is as fol­ forward and revealed that it wasnt Specials for Thursday and Friday only! U N E M PL O Y M E N T -is guaran­ iaed to refond your money. outlying districts. teed a living wage, foil raed!^ and lows: Panthers and Flying Eagles, the young nobleman but the other HALIBUT . uncy, fresh sliced pound 2Ec If you u e interested in the CoIuraHa PERMISSION DENIED first and the Lions a close second. man who had done the killing. How dentil attention, vacatloni with Plea of INDUSTRUL DIMOOLACY, DEMOCRAT ELECTED A test passing and handicraft those screen lovers do hide in HADDOCK Fresh Shore peimd lO C piy, and an old age peoiion. And ^wrlte for FRBB Boolclet, "A Btiiteiee New Haven, March 10.—(AP) — period follows. A number of tests closets at the most appropriate mo­ remember, foil is not to "experi­ Without e Bees.” Columbie Coaeeive ment” but ■ large auccesaful organ- Use of Beaver Pond park by the Washington, March 10.—(AP)— were passed. Rope spinning was ments! HADDOCK FILLETS Fsney selected pound 1 9 c Coh ledleaepoUi, ladleae. Knights of Pythias for the order’s A House elections committee decid­ practiced for the coming rally and The highlight of the entire film, \ pound 17c national convention next July has ed today that Stanley H. Kunz, a number of Scouts worked on the in our opinion,^was Herbert Mun- FRESH COD STEAKS Try Th«s« Soups on This Monoy-Bock Offor been denied by the Park Board. Democrat, is entitled to represent Metalcraft Merit badge under the SWORDFISH F*xcy.iic.d pound 27c Serve any o f the Id varieties o f Columbia The board based its action on a supervision of Charles Lynn. Soups TONIGHTI If you don’t agtee that the 8th Dllnois District in the House K M E L T f i Fsney, medium size policy restricting the parks to pub­ of Representatives. Watermelon hunt was played and 2 Poundi 28e it is the most delidoua soup you have cvee lic use. very much enjoyed. New tuted, retura the containet, and your money It agreed that an official recount OYSTERS Standard pint 28c will be tefonded in foil. ^ Unlfbrm members of the order showed he was entitled to selection The meeting closed with notices had planned to use the park as a by Scoutmaster McComb and the Portables camping ground. Instead of Peter C. Granata, Re­ publican Incumbent. repeating of the Scout Oath. All Notes Makes 2 Poundi ^^S^ This decision, which will be pre­ The meeting next week will be RIB LAMB CHOPS COLUMBIA STORM WARNING sented to the House for action next Beit centra held on Wednesday, March 16 in­ We carry all makei of rebuilt cuts 2 peunde 38^. week, was based on a recount which stead of Tuesday, March 15. typewrltan. PORK CHOPS Washington, March 10 — gave Kuns 16,845 votes and Qrana- The Patrol Contest will be con­ ft0.00 and up Genuine Sprint pound Weatherr Bureau today issued LAMB FORES LLC SOUPS ta 15,057. tinued next week with a number of Special Rental RatM t V \ . \ ' following storm warning: When the votes first were can­ For Seh o f eS interesting events. Patrol leaders SOVJ Advisory 10 a. m. Northwest vassed Granata was shown to have try and have a full patrol present • ' I ■ storm warnings are displayed from 16,565 and Kuns 15,894. at the meeting. ^ wdiBf Indep—dtat Delaware Breakwater to Boston, The Democrat contended ballots On Saturday the new patrol will KEMP'S Mass. Extensive disturbance cen­ 763 Main St, Phone 5680 had been changed and asked for the explore the surrounding country in P & ? FOOD STORES u. S. KibbtCin^sHf^Hs tral over Golf of S. Lawrence. recount. search of a cabin site. Tl,ATI ANIK .-vPAclIK 1 . , f

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PAGE EIGHT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN^ THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1982.

Bonnets of Sailor Influence Have Gobs of Style L.dm Q-n-dnncQ air “ SSJl'* £!Z i d s i i rrfaiiioii------Olive Roberts £>arloru ® BY N£A SCRVICONC. '>>■ CHILDREI^S^EK ^’^SCAPE” IN’ after a week or so you begin to BEGIN HERE TODAY surance, of buildings located here, was evidently somewhat embar­ omoSTRANGE A WAYS worry secretly and make fun of him ELLEN ROSSITER, beautUul of land located there, of trusts, of rassed for she kept twisting and One small word looms large in openly. If you dibcover that it does 20-year-old, falls In love with LAR­ holding companies. And always twisting her apron. RY HARROWGATE, young artist, the human make-up. It is the word no good and that (Jharies is snug­ where one word would have served “I think you got a guest up there, "escape.” whom she met at Dreamland vt^here gling Squeaky into bed and becom­ he used three. Ellen’s head began too,” she whispered with a con­ The mind, when tired or worried she works as a dance hall hostess. ing very secretive about him you to spin. All that she grasped was spiratorial air. “I—well, I didn’t or ill, seeks escape in some form or are genuinely alarmed.' He is engaged to ELIZABETH that a staggering sum of money manage to see him goor but 1 think another. And this is as true of BOWE3, a debutante, but shows at­ What on earth has happened to was to be settled on her outright— it’s that same young feliow w m children as it is of older people. your son—such a manly, smart tentions to Ellen until his finances far, far too much. She did not want here for you a coupla weeks ago.” Have you ever seen a boy or girl returns from Europe. happj boy! Is it arrested develop- so much. The very thought of such Elien felt that she was suffocat­ turn unaccountably to a toy or a he not maturing prop- From a sense of gratitude Ellen sums frightened and bewildered her. ing as she stammered out her play that Interested him, we’U say. erly? Is he a real baby at heart agrees to Marry STEVEN BAR­ Still she dared not intrude In the thanks, turned away and ran up the when he was three or four years after all? CLAY, a kind and wealthy man of L* conversation. She could only sit stairs. She must get this settled old? No, that has nothing to do with 57, who has paid hospital expenses there, inwardly resentful and re­ at once and forever while she had Has it puzzled you? Has it wor­ it, unless he keeps on chumming for her brother, MIKE, injured in a bellious. the courage. If she saw Larry now, ried you? Have you felt that he with Squeaky indefinitely. There street accident. Barclay also finds a “Bring on the papers,” Steven he must know, must understand wasn’t developing and was remain­ are other things that enter into it job for BERT ARMSTEAD, EUen’s said at length. "Ellen is bored to that she meant what she had writ­ ing a baby too long? then that a psychiatrist can explain 'l«* sister’s fiance. The girl convinces tears. But it will be only a few min­ ten. This is such a common occur­ away and help you with. A recur­ herself that gratitude can take the utes now, dear,” he promised, turn­ Her keys were in the lock and rence that it may be a word of rence to mental babyhood some­ place of love. ing to her. Then to Symes again, she had tugged back the door. She comfort to know about it. Per- times follows an Illness or an acci- Barclay has been married and “I’d like to sign the will, too.” stopped short on the threshold haps the cause may be interesting dent and takes a longer time to divorced. Scandal accompanied his Symes glanced at his watch. Myra, already wearing the new too and in a measure help to give overcome. But give C!harles time divorce from LEDA GRAYSON, a “They aren’t all ready yet,” he said. blue pajamas, was dividing her at­ you an insight as to the mysterious The truth is that something 'is notorious dancer. Fearing this talk “Would you mind waiting a few tention between a bowi of straw­ workings of your child’s mind. making him unhappy. He is worry- may be revived, he and Ellen agree minutes?” berries and the evening newspaper. Remember no child is conscious! Ing over some responsibility too to keep their marriage secret. Myra “I would mind,” Ellen spoke up Molly, dainty as a sprite in the vo­ of the urges behind his conduct., great for him to carry, or the out- and Bert are to be married the frankly. "I’m really tired.” She ap­ luminous black pajamas, was curled G ro^ -u ps usually are not either, come of some event, or perhaps some same day fts Ellen and Barclay. sufpris- fear is eating him up. pealed to Steven. "Do let’s go and up on the couch with a book from ing that children are entirely ignor­ Ellen goes to the offices of come back tomorrow or on the day the library. He deliberately chooses a toy SYMES & PRENDERGAST, Bar­ ant of why they do things. that associates itself with happy we sail.” No one else was present. We shall take any boy, say one clay’s lawyers, wher her fiance is He might have argued but some­ For a moment the surge of relief times WHEN HE HAD NO RE­ Charles, who happened to be ten SPONSIBILITY AND NO WORRY. to sign papers settling a private thing wistful and weary in her face made Eilen feel actually dizzy. If years old. If he can directly associate that fortune upon her. On the way she checked him. Steven gave in. The Myra, in that quick upward look, passes Dreamland, remembers Lar­ Suddenly Charles goes to the at­ toy with definite happy events in settlements could be left imtil the saw anything amiss, Moily’s g^trav- tic one day where his old toys are ry and bursts into tears. She sends his mind, that is the one he will day following- the wedding. Ellen agant praises oi ali the new and kept in an old trunk and finds | choose. Or he will nlav in a manw Larry a note telling him that she Is took a malicious delight in the beautifui clothes and her delight at to be married. squeaky, We old Teddy Bear. Heiuer that SSte. hta bVcl? lawyer’s surprise that she, who had the things they had chosen for her, takes Squeaky to bed with him, i He is escaping, NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY everything to gaun, wished for de­ covered ali other emotion for a snuggles up close beside him, ^ Ik s Sleep is an escape resorted to Ellen walked slowly to the Park lay. space. to him and acts precisely as he did by grown people who are brooding Avenue law office. When she enter­ "Do you know,” she said to "Lovely, lovely, lovely,” Molly fi\^ or six years ago, or unhappy. It works in many ed the luxurious, oak-paneled rooms Steven after they were out on the children seek their own was babbling. "Myra and I have had Spring hats makes us all think we’re In the navy now! One of these (left) is the 1932 sailor, made and saw Steven sitting in an arm­ street, “I wish you weren’t so everything on and off a dozen times. one night, children are likely to way and this is one. ’The best way chair, looking tired and worn, her frightfully rich.” doubly new by using ribbed silk for Its fabric, in black and white, which is a smart spring combination. It. do anything, as we know, and they is to find out the trouble and re­ The bedroom looks like a society like other hats this spring, lists to starboard and it has a neat little decorative ornament on low side. mind suddenly played traitor. "You’ve been so strange all after­ bazaar. You should see.” do crazy things sometimes. But move it. She found herself thinking of noon,” be complained, vaguely ap­ Very new is the "gob” hat (right), aversion of the aureole brimmed hats which have their brims up­ Not until the new clothes, the Larry who never tired, who could prehensive. “ You don’t mean— ” turned all around and some kind of ribbon or flower ornament to give them animation. This one is of shopping trip, the visit of the law­ dance till dawn and by 10 o’clock "I don’t mean anything,” she in­ sleek, rough straw, in blue, and its stiff, pert little brim grows higher until it ends in an eventjiul bow. yers not until Mike’s rebellion, not be avid for tennis, swimming, boat­ terrupted. “I only mean I don’t until everything that had happened ing. She thought of Larry who had want so much money. It’s indecent during the day had been discussed, lied to her in deed if not in words, ! be so poor and then all at once tinue their exertion for long inter­ just because you get married to be­ was Ellen given the chance to ask vals with no apparent ill effects. i P D W C m S E I F of Larry who had dragged her what was in her mind. pride into the dust, of Larry who come BO rich.” In the case of the business man byJlIicia Hari had left her to bear her heartbreak She put it childishly and he “Did I—I have a guest earlier?” and worker it is different. as best she could. laughed at her. Myra and Moliy exchanged a HEALTH They are not in actual physical BY N€A S€RVIC£. INC. She admired Steven, respected "I couldn’t understand half you glance. training and their organs do not him, liked him, but what was to were saying,” she admitted sulkiiy. "Why—no,” Molly answered. She respond to the strain with such CROWS’ FEET "dirt. Of blackheads do, but makes a FATIGUE ARCH FOE OF come of this union now that she "But I gathered that your sister seemed to puzzle a moment and ^changes which take place in the hu­ ease. They overcome fatigue slow­ hard, tiny lump uader tbe skis. and your nephew were going to lose then she said brightly, "Oh, I know BUSINESS EFFICIENCY man body when it is forced to con­ ly. knew she had not forgotten and Crows’ feet have such a mean You must prick toe whitehead be­ what you mean. You must have tinue exertion beyond the point of This recovery from fatigue is could not forget a scamp? Steven a lot of money Just because—” sound! fore you can get out the bit of mat­ seen Mrs. Clancy downstairs. I Body Must 'Run in Debt’ When Ex­ maximum replacement of tissue. most important. It must be accom­ turned to smile at her. "My dear, that is something you They actually are meaner than ter inside. Sterilize your needle and "Did you have a good time, dar­ must let me decide,” he said. "I guess she caught a glimpse of that ertion Exceeds Capacity of Sys­ Under such circumstances, the plished before further exertlop if they sound, however. No woman tem for Cell Replacement the good health of the subject is to then, when you have pricked it and ling?" he asked. am only taking a step I have long good-looking young man that called muscles must "run in debt” until likes to think that as folks gaze squeezed it out with bits of steril­ "It was simply marvelous. Wait contemplated. My sister will by no here earlier. He wanted to sell us the body is able to catch up with be safeguarded. into her expressive eyes they may be EDITOR’S NOTE: This is the ized cotton, be sure to treat the spot till you see what I bought!" ^ means be left in poverty. But you, a set of books. Didn’t he stop to its rebuilding process. When the ex­ conscious that surrounding those first of a series of five articles by with antiseptic. Then use your as­ "Sorry I couldn’t tag along,” he as my wife, must come first.” see Mrs. Clancy, too?” ertion is continued for hour after Articles to follow in this series eyes are those fine lines which de­ Dr. Fishbein on "That Tired Feel­ tringent and massage your face. remarked, rising, “hut I’ve been Somehow Ellen was not thrilled "No,” Ellen replied. “I guess he hour and day after day a run-down will discuss various types of fatigue tract so much from beauty. ing; How you Get That Way and Massage is toe .best prevention of feeling a little seedy and the doc­ as usual by his desire to care for didn’t stop there.” condition results, which is often as affecting persons in varied occu­ Some lines about the eyes seem What to Do About It.” pations and will tell what to do to "laughing lines.” Certain men and whiteheads. It stimulates circulation tor thought I’d best rest up.” her, to protect her. She was not a She was almost certain that Mol­ termed "staleness” in the athlete and you can’t have many white­ delicate bit of rare porcelain that ly had lied. But she was glad that and "overwork” in the individual get rid of "that tired feeling.” women have the type of crinkling “You aren’t ill!” she exclaimed BY DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN heads when your skin is carefully in alarm. he should speak of her in that Molly had. The last thing on earth worker. eyes that shut when they laugh, and TOMORROW: groomed and the blood is circulating bushed tone. She had earned her that she wanted was any discussion Fatigue for the these often have fine lines which "Certainly not,” he laughed. "But Editor, Journal of the American athlete. freely to give life to the skin. Mas­ own living and, if necessary, could of Larry Harrowgate. radiate from the comer of toe eyes I told you in the beginning I’m a Medical Association, and of The dangers of such a condition sage stirs toe facial muscles into poor matrimonial risk. My heart’s earn it agj^. The interview with and actually seem to improve the Hygeia, the Health Magazine are apparent. Ability to combat dis­ eyes. greater resiliency and this makes an old crock and has been ever the lawyer bad been disheartening. (To Be Continued) for a healthy skin. ease is lessened, work suffers and These, however, are few and far since I strained it diving—more Horrible to sit with a man who Use good creams and lively as­ That tired feeling is apt to bob periods of mental depression are apt between. Most crows’ feet should years ago than I want to tell.” clearly believes you to be a cheap tringents. ’They contribute their to follow. be dealt with severely. Preoccupied with her own doubts, and greedy little gold-digger.. . . up sometime when you least expect share and toe act of putting them The natural V ay to overcome SISTER This is the best way to effectively Ellen was easily reassured. ’There was an impleasant side to it. It affects, tired business men on on livens up toe skin. You can get fatigue is by rapid breathing and an massage them: having money, decidedly an im- rid of toe whiteheads that you have • She turned, faced Louis Symes their rounds of golf, women and increase in the circulation. When Use both hands for each eye. and prevent more if you makp up and promptly disliked him. This pleasant side. As Steven assisted children, and workers who must these two become sjmehronized at Plant toe fingers of one hand on the graying, thin-faced man had han­ her into his car Ellen felt just a MARY'S your minds. stay at their tasks hour after hour. their maximum capacity, the re­ cheekbone and tbe thumb on the dled Steven Barclay’s legal affairs little as if she were being slowly building of the tissues is proceeding temple and stretch the flesh verti­ for years. The girl ^ ew instinctive­ burled beneath golden piles of It’s really fatigue, but many peo­ There would be no cotton problem ple have associated that word ^ th at a far greater rate than normal. cally at the outer comer of your ly what Steven did not guess. De­ money. There wao something if men and women patriotically eye. TODAY near-exhaustion for so many years Especially is this true in the case KITCHEN ISTH& spite Symes’ suave politeness she frightening in the r^ection that turned to the nightgown for sleeping of athletes. Their training enables With the fingers on your other understood he believed his client to there was literally nothing in the they fail to recognize it when it purposes. therti to reach this maximum peri­ hand, massage toe stretched portion be making an unfortunate mistake. world for sale which she could not comes. —VITAMINS? YOU’LL FIND —Edward A. O’Neal, Alabama farm Fatigue results from numerous od quickly and'they are able to con­ with nourishing cream, moving your As soon as it was possible EUlen buy. Such a condition was stultify­ leader. PLENTY IN CHEESE— fingers firmly from the comer of attempted to clarify her own posi­ ing to the imagThia-tion, stultifying your eye out towards your temple. tion. Steven and Symes were dis­ to desire £ind ambition. She imder- Depression is the result of fear BY SISTER MARY Repeat several times. Then massage cussing figures and properties she stood just then why Myra had and hysteria. Cheese is often chosen as a meat the other eye the same way. BAKER IN FRANCE could not comprehend. She plucked said so proudly that she and Bert —Alan Macauley, president. Na­ substitute and. If served with the Sometimes before crows’ feet rear at Steven’s sleeve. were young and strong and did not tional Automobile Chamber of their fine lines to upset you, one or Evening HeraU Pattern proper combination of foods, offers On March 10, 1918, Secretary of “I don’t need a private checking wish to have things made easy for Commerce, two little grooves get a good start War Newton D. Baker arrived in account,” she said with dignity. “If them. Texas. cut at the front to realize how pudding served with a liquid sauce The Daimler Motor Works at lawyer began again to talk of in- charm and artifice so that in the der this hand with the fingers of length giving it is. in place of cream offers a sugges­ your other hand and do your best Stuttgart, Germany, were bombed end, over the dinner table, they And it’s the most wearable day tion for a dessert. by Allied planes. Flyers reported were laughing and talking and to iron them out. With cream, of March Wedding dress one could wish to have. When cheese is to be cooked, caren course. When they first get start­ several direct hits. things were all right again. Numberless other schemes look must be taken that it is not over­ ed, you sometimes can help elimi­ British officials announced that WANTTOLOOKYOUHe? All right, that is, with Steven. 39 German planes had been brought well for this model. For example cooked. Over-cooking of cheese nate them by usiqg a piece of court After dinner he sent her out to down during toe first 10 days of The secret of kegjing young is to light navy blue shade is youthfully makes it tough and splits the fat, plaster to hold them ironed out, Brooklyn in his car but alone. She March. feel young—^to do this you must watch flattering in rough finished crepe making it difficult to digest. Cheese after you have finished massage. was glad of the chance to be alone, your liver and bowels—^there’s no silk, so voguish. is sufficiently cooked when it is just Put it on at night. need of having a sallow complexion— glad of the chance to face her own Beige sheer woolen In new novelty melted. Cheese is often added to dark rings under your eyes—pimples situation, to face her own soul. In Mothers • • • Wafdi weave is stxmning. cream sauce,, but it must not be —Whiteheads— —a tilious look m your face—dull the end she decided what any Ros- Style No. 2731 is designed for Whiteheads may soimd less like eyes with no sparkle. Your doctor will added until the sauce is thoroughly Children’s colds siter would ' decide. She would sizes 36, 38, 40, 42, 44, 46 and 48 cooked. Then the cheese is melted blemishes than blackheads, but often tell 3T0U ninety p a cent of all sickness tread the path she had chosen and inches bust. they are even more troublesome. ^C>MMON head colds often "settle’* comes from inactive bowels and liver. in the hot sauce and the whole Vii in throat and chest where they with courage and with grace. There Style 36 requires 4% yards of 39- blended actually cooking the cheese. If you have never made their ac­ ^ Dr. Edwards, a well-loiown phy­ should be no more of those moods inch material with % yard of 35- quaintance personally, they are those may become dangerous. Don’t take a sician in Ohio, perfected a v ^ eta b le chance—at the fim sniffle rub on to make Steven pxizzled and un­ inch contrasting. The following menu will undoubt­ tiny pimple-like swellings that ap­ compound as a substitute for Cornel Our new Spring Fashion Maga­ edly suggest other combinations to Children’s Musterole once every hour to act on the liver and bowels, which happy. pear on your chin or aroimd too for five hours. Home and in the shabby hall, she zine is out! Every page from cover you: Brown rice croquettes with sides of your nostrils. he gave to his patients for years. cheese sauce, buttered green beans, Children’s Musterole is just good old Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are was struck again with the contra­ to cover is in colour. Like blackheads, whiteheads are Beautiful styles covering the com­ lettuce and tomato salad, bake Musterole, you have known so long, in gentle in their action yet always effec­ dictions In herself. For she could caused by tired skin, lazy skin, skin milder form. tive. They help bring about that nat­ not help comparing this place that plete range for the woman, miss, apple dumplings with lemon sauce, that does not properly discharge toe child and the stout, articles showing milk, coffee. • This famous blend o f oil o f mustard* ural buoyancy which all should enjoy was her home with the rich offices oil secretions that it is supposed to camphor, menthol and other ingredients by toning up the liver and clearing the of Steven’s lawyers, with the sub­ what hats will be worn, hairdressing Cheese Adds Nourishment cast off. brings relief naturally. Mustered gets hints, afternoon wear, sub-deb system of impurities. dued, graciously beautiful restau­ The Italian custom of serving Because of fatigue or some other action becauseit is asaentific"cotinrcr« Dr. Edwanls Olive Tablets are rant where they had dined, with the frocks, etc., etc. grated cheese with soup has much reason, toe skin doesn’t work ener- irritant” —not just a salve^ft prae- It points the way to better dress known by theirolivecolor.l5c,.30c,60c. interiors of the smart Fifth Avenue in its favor. Potato, tomato and geticsdly enough to cast off tbe oil trates and stimulates blood drculadon* and will help you economize. shops. She walked slowly up the spinach cream soups gain much gathering in toe glands. It doesn’t helM to draw out infection and pain. You can save $10 in patterns, ma­ stairs. Mrs. Clancy popped out of nourishment if grated hard cheese reach toe surface to gather dust and Keep full stren^h Miuterole on hand* her apartment as she passed and terials, etc., by spending 10 cents for adiilts and the milder—Children^ for this book. So we hope you will is added when served or passed at called her. toe table for each person to help Accredited Colbertsoo Teacher Musterole fw little tots. All dnggjett, “ Your ma’s home and Ms^ra, too,” send your order today. -- CHILDBDrS Just write your name and address himself. The combination of flavors, vV she observed. Mrs. Clifford W. Gay clearly on any piece of paper. Order cheese and these particular vegeta­ finkllbtP I Ellen looked surprised. Auction and Contract Bridge bles, is appetizing. Cheese must not one book. Enclose 10 cents in Coaching Bridge Clubs a cNoteJoj'Charackr "Mike decided he’d be a man and be added to a soup during cooking. stamps or coin and mail your order 2 7 3 i Specialty. stay there at the hospital by him­ to Fashion Department. ’There are many varieties of self,” chuckled the Irishwoman. Be sure to fill in the size of the cheese, both domestic and imported, Hotel Sheridan "Funny thing—yovx maw’s tickled pattern. and for classification purposes they South Manchester pink ^ e ’s so proud of him.” Send stamps or coin (coin pre­ are conveniently divided into three Holiday or Ellen had started on again. But ferred). groups—hard, semi-hard and soft. Mrs. ClanCy had more to say. She Price of book 10 cents. ’The hard American cheese made usiness rip Price of pattern 15 cents. from whole milk contains most of B T tbe protein and fat and a large part Lovely Women Say Manchester Herald of the lime of toe milk from which it was made. It’s really a concen­ T h e centre Pattern Service It *8 Wonderful ATHOim trated form of milk and has great Qnaitty is the wstdiwotd at Colton Manor. BesnttftUly For a Herald F’attem of tbe food value. This type of cheese adds Jill appointed rooms, superb cuisine, an atmospbetc o f un­ , o f the great vitamins A and B to toe diet. Prevents Large Pores— model illustrated send 15c in rM forgettable charm—these ate what yon can always expect Stays on Longer stamps or coin directly to Fasb- For the fashion of thu world Cottage cheese is high in nutri­ at ^Iton Manor...yet at no excess in price. Yoa’il en­ m e tro p o lis lon ^ rea u , Manchester ESvening paseetii away,—Corlntiilans 7:S1. tive value but low in fat and vita­ joy, too, tbe fiunouii‘*’Sbip’s Dedt”l Booklet European Because the new wonderful MELLO- Mrs. Jewett Swift Treadwell, mins. GLO Face Powder stays on longer above, and James W. (Jimmy) Herald, Fifth Avenue and 2Stb PlaoifdesitedSeaWatefBadia.WriteorwitetesetTatioas. Vanity is tbe foundation of the and prevents large pores. No more Moore, both of Memphis, Tenn., will Street, New city. shiny noses. Not i^ected so much most ridiculous and contemptible, One ef the Finest HotA ROOMS VITH be married late this month in a so­ vices.—Adam Smith. SICK CHILDREN by perspiration. Its one shade ciety wedding at Piedmont, Calif., in AAsntk City tATH S S UP Prlee ift Oeats blends ' with every colexion, home of Mrs. Walton Moore, Mrs. Picture books that show children giving more life to the skin. New Treadwell’s cousin. Mrs. Treadwell Naue •••• •••*•• When a train from the suburbs how to make shadows, on toe walls French process MELLO-GLO makes is a prominent Memphis society ma­ of Paris is latev officials give out with their hands are bxceUent gifts V | ( ) you look younger. Hides tiny lines, tron. Moore has been an outfielder Address ...... slips showing toe exact time of ar- for bed-ridden little tots. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH B^CHBSTER, CONN^ THt^RSDAY, MARCH 10, 1982, PAGE NINE REGGUARDS, HIGH-TRADE ON SAME BILL ______^ ------— ------' ARNOUR-DUDLEY Old Timers Playing 1 B O X SCO R E 1 SCHOOLBOY BATTLE Trinity Parish (82) P. B. F. T, WIN GOLF MATCH 0—Wainman, rf .,.. 1 0-0 2 In “Willie” Tonight 0—^Morris, r f .... 1 1-1 3 3— Swan, rf, rg .... 1 0-0 2 BOTH GAMES EASILY CHANGED TO NIGHT 0—Stickney, I f ...... 2 2-2 6 pefeat Burke and Golden 3 The WllUmsntic state armory onXbe a big street parade in which sev- 0—Keane, If ...... 0 0-0 0 <8>- Pleasant ctreet is expected to be eral bands and members of both 2— Cooper, c ...... 8 1-1 17 There was considerable fumbling teams will take place. The Manches­ 1—Helblg. c ...... crowded this evening for another in 0 0-0 0 and intercepting of .passes in ths and 2 In Miami’s $5,000 ter outfit will leave from the Army 2—W. Miller, rg ..., 0 0-0 first half but the brand of basket* Will Be Staged'As Preliminary To Town Championship the series of charity Old Timers’ and Navy club at 7 o’clock with 0— Crocker, Ig ...... 1 0-1 2 I ball improved in the second hi^. Tournament. basketball games will have sprung Managers Jerry Fay and Benny 3—Brlerley, Ig ...... 0 0-0 0 I Trims Comimuity 32 To Jimmy Spillane was the high Game Tomorrow; Marks Renewal of Athletic Rela­ up in the state this season In an Clune In charge. With the exception scorer for Manchester and he show­ effort to help rescue those who of Jack Crockett, Paul Ballsleper 11 N 14 4-5 22* ed the best floor work of anyone ou have been kayoed by Old Man De­ and Harry Fenson, Manches.ter will Community Club (23) 1 23 and Reserves Stop M. either team although a bit too aiyt- tions Between Two Schools; Guards Hope To ^^Run Rec Miami, Fla., March 10.— (AP) — pression. have the same lineup that faced 0— .Segar, If ...... 0 1-2 1 ' ious to fire long shots. Eddie Seg^r, To Tommy Armour and Ed Dudley, The Emeralds of Willimantic are New Britain. 0—J. Mikoleit, If.... 1 0-0 2 usually a dependable scorer, was Willimantic will use "Scotty” H. S. Seconds 28-16; belong victory and ’ chief spoils in to tackle the remains of the old G 1—Spillane, r f ... 4 2-7 10 held without a basket. Many of bis Ragged^ Through Sheer Speedr Flotilla Orchestra To team which recently banded to­ Higgins, “Monday” Normandln, 0—C. Mikoleit, c .. shots fell short. The-heigbth of Miami’s $5,000 International four- 2 1-3 •’5 gether and defeated New Britain “Chief” Larson, Joe Bellalr, Tommy 0—Jamroga, c ...... 0 0-0 0 1 Cooper Outstanding. Custer and C. Mikoleit was r defen­ Play Two and a Half Hours For Dancing. ball tourney which they won over 45 to 40 at the local armory before Pickett, “Rick” Downer, Jack 3—Custer, Ig ...... 1 3-4 5 j sive aid to the Community which Billy Burke, National Open cham­ a thousand onlookers. The game Keims, Art Coutu of the Emeralds, 0—Fiedler, ig ...... 0 0-0 0 ! has the necessary talent for a good Jack Collins, "Pomp” Morrisette, pion and Johnny Golden o f Noroton, will start at 9 o’clock and will be 0—Coleman, rg .... 0 0-3 0 club with the proper coaching. Lou Dondero, Charlie Edwards, Sam Massey’s Trinity Parish Conn. preceded by a preliminary game the Arrangements were completed last night for what appears Blue Ribbons and Independents, two Ernie Melody, Jack Nichols of 4 8 7-19 23 House basketball teams of New Ha- onds won quite handily over the M. Armour sank a birdie 4 on the famous TRR’S, Billy Oakes, K 34 th hole yesterday to end the Willimantic teams. Dancing will Halftime: 13-7, Trinity Parish. ven scored a double triumph hers H. S. seconds having a much better to be the most attractive basketball program ever staged in McConochie, Danny Doyle, . last night at the Y. M. C. A. gym- | passing team. The visitors dou- match 3 and 2. Golden with thrCfe follow with Hal White leading his Manchester. The High School-Trade School game, originally SuIUvan and Billy Manice of Dt nasium. The first team conquered bled Manchester’s field goals. Leone birdies and four one putt greens to orchestra. scheduled for tomorrow afternoon, has been changed to the Earlier in the evening tlere will Dunn’s All Stars. Trinity Parish Jrs. (28) the Young Men’s Community club was best' for the locals while Mar- the 17th gained help from Burke on- evening and will be played as a preliminary to the second game P. B. F. T. 32 to 23 and the second team beat shall and P. Kinney starred for New the 18th when the latter sank a 2—Marshall, rf .... 2 5-6 of the town championship series between the National Guards 9 the Manchester High school Junior Haven. The New Haven team hxs birdie 4 to square the match. son, righthander has just begun 2—A. Miller, I f ___ 1 2-4 4 Varsity squad 28 to 16. won 20 out of 21 games this se and the Recreation Center at the State Armory. In addition Dudley dropped a birdie 3 on the throw again after having be 3— Swan, c ...... 2 0-0 4 Wesley Cooper was the outstand- son. there will be two and a half hours of dancing with the famous 20th and sent hla team one up, hold­ BASEBALL checked by a broken finger on 1 0— D. Kinney, c . . . 0 0-2 0 ing performer in the varsity battle. Flotilla broadcasting orchestra supplying the music. ing the advantage until the 28th pitching hand. 2—Wagner, rg .... . 1 0-0 2 He scored eight field goals besides when Armour came back to win St. Petersburg, Fig., March 10.— This triple attraction promises toT>------•------1—Montgomery, rg 0 0-0 0 getting the tap at center practically HERALD WORKS OUT with a pretty 6-foot putt. They (AP)—^When the New York Yanks 2— P. Kinney, Ig . . . 2 5-7 9 every time. No other player on the attract the largest crowd that has QUARE) PILOT ILL ever attended a basketball game in halved the 29th, 30th and 31st and open their exhibition schedule visiting team made more than two Last Night's Fights 12 Manchester with the possible excep­ Golden took a half at the 32d as against the Boston Braves Satur­ 8 12-19 28 baskets. FOR ITS TITLE (UME tion of the Meinchester-Bristol both Armour and Dudley semk ap­ day, they probably will put an ex­ M. H. S. Seconds (16) While New Haven appeared to schoolboy battle of last season proach shots In par figures. Ail perimental team in the field rather 1—Coma, rf ...... 0 0-0 0 have a smarter apd better drilled took 3’s on the 33d. than the combination which Mana­ Howell, Mich.—Frankie E 1—Enrico, rf ...... 0 3-5 3 team, it was evident that the Com­ The Herald Newsboys went which drew over 1,600. The re­ ly, Detroit outpointed Fi through a strenuous practice ses* newal of relations between the Armour wen into the rough on ger Joe McCarthy will use through 2—Tureck, If ...... 1 1-4 3 munity quintet has plenty of unde­ Yoimg, Detroit, 10. Sion last night in preparation lot Trade and High schools, broken the 34th but recovered with his iron the regular season. 2—Leone, I f ...... 2 2-5 6 veloped power. The local team has iCs final roimd game for the Hart­ several years ago following a base­ shot and two putted for a 4 to win "I know what Lazzeri can do at St. Louis—Wesley Ramey, 0—McPartland, if . . 0 0-0 0 t!'s talent but seems to lack the ford County Y junior championship ball rumpus, is an attraction in it­ the match and the tournament 3 second and Sewell at third and Lary Rapids, outpointed Benpy 2—Tedford, c ...... 0 0-0 0 necessary polish which good coach­ self. And so are the other two fea­ and 2. at short but I’ve got to find out how PhUa., 10. 1 1—Garrone, c ...... 0 0-0 0 ing provides. The Community Saturday night against the St. tures, the Rec-Guard clash and the The share of the winners was Saltzgaver and Crosetti go and how * 2— Lupien, rg ...... 0 0-1 0 players have no coach this season. Thomas team of Southington at the Flotilla orchestra. $750 each. Burke and Golden each good a ihird baseman Lary is,” Mc­ 2— Siamond, rg„ . . . . 0 1-1 1 New Haven took a 11 to 0 lead local Y gym at 7 o’clock. Members Charlie Gamer, North Caroliii took $250. Carthy said. i 1—O’Leary, Ig .... . 0 0-1 0 the first quarter and eventually won of the M. H. S. Freshman Juniors Settled Last Night state boxer who won the Souther 2—Sartor, Ig ...... 1 1-2 8 by nine points. The Community who were defeated by the Herald In Arrangements for this triple­ conference welterweight title, is i -V — seemed nervous and over-anxious at the tournament, showed their spirit header were completed last night West Palm Beach, Fla., March sophomore and has lost but or ) 16 4 8-19 16 the start, but once they got going by scrimmaging against the News­ when Principal C. P. Qulmby of YALE TOURNEY STARTS 10.—(AP)—On top of two rainy fight in two years. Referee: Nelson. New Haven had to keep bustling. boys last night. Manchester High, Director J. G. days in the last four and the failure Fchmalian of Manchester Trade, of Goose Goslln to sign up coupled Manager J. E. Gorman of the Rec, LATE THIS AFTERNOON with the absence of four other play­ Manager James J. Neill of the ers, the St. Louis Browns are dog­ Guards and T. W. Stowe of The Two high school state champion­ ged by further bad luck In the form Herald, met in a conference. The of sickness. Rec and Guards bought the school­ ship basketball tournaments get im- derway late this afternoon. Class C Jimmy McLaughlin, new recruit boy game and will pay each a guar­ fdr third base, is in bed with the antee for playing, the amount of and D schools clash at Storrs and grip and Ctoach Jimmy Austin is on which was not revealed for publica­ class A and B at Yale. Local in­ the sick list with a stomach ailment. tion. terest lies chiefly in the senior The High-Trade game will start tournament at New Haven where promptly at 7:30 with A1 Boggini Bristol, Hillbouse and Naugatuck San Francisco, March 10,— (AP) are favored. The pairings: —Mark Koenig, veteran infielder of and Sher Bissell as officials. The Rec Clarence Gustafson, captain of Yale Tonmanaent the New York Yanks and Detroit and Guards will take the floor im­ the National Guards basketball mediately afterward and will start 4 p. m.—Naugatuck vs. Bridge­ Tigers may yet realize his ambition not later than 8:45. Dancing will team, has been laid up this week port Central. to become a pitcher. Manager Bucky probably be from about 10 to 12:30 with a hard cold. He was to return 5 p. m.—Hillbouse vs. West Ha­ Harris let him pitch the first three ven. . as the Flotilla orchestra Is contract­ innings of yesterday’s game against to his work in Hartford today but 7:30 p- m.—Bristol vs. Warren ed to play for two and a half hours the Pacific Coast League Seals there is a possibility he will not play Harding. of dancing. Clyde Waters of Bristol whom the Tigers trounced 5 to 3 to and Danny Ahem of Middletown much tomorrow night although this 8:30 p. m.—Walllngfford vs. Meri­ make it two in a row. Koenig allow­ den. will referee the town series game. is far from certain. He did not take ed two hits, one run and gave two Storrs Tournament Schoolboy Interest part in either of the Guards’ two bases on balls. Expectations are that the high 4 p. m.—Nathan Hale vs. Sims­ practice sessions at the armory this bury. school turnout will be the largest Bradenton, Fla., March 10.— (AP) of the season unless possibly the week. 5 p. m.—Watertown vs. Tourte- lotte. —’The camp followers of the Cardi­ Bristol game. Dancing at regular nals casting about today for the high school games terminates at 11 7:30 p. m.—Plalnvllle vs. New advantage playing at the armory Canaan. answer to what’s wrong with o ’clock but tomorrow night they will Jerome Herman (Dizzy) Dean, dis­ be permitted to enjoy at least an than the Rec had in its own gym for 8:30 p. m.—Newtown vs. New Mil­ ford. covered at least three reasons for hour more of dancing. the simple reason that the Guard players have often played at the Rec the pasting the lanky rookie pitch­ The High school rules a heavy ing star has absorbed in bis first two favorite to beat the Trade school ^hile the Rec players have played very little at the armory. The COLLEGE WRESTLING exhibition starts. but an upset is entirely possibly. Dean was as wild yesterday, when Jolly and Sendrowski the Mechanics Guards all played at the Rec ex­ the lowly CJincinnati Reds tapped have a fast pair of forwards while tensively during their high school TOURNEY TOMORROW Kovis at center is a real bah hawk days. him for five runs in three innings, and a dangerous scorer. Captain Most of the Rec players have been as he was ineffective against the Magnuson and Scibek are two in only one game at the armory. Syracuse, N. Y., March 10.— (AP) Athletics at Miami last Sunday. sturdy guards and Rossi and Faulkner and Mantelli played there —Lehigh, victor five times in the Dean blames the bad weather and Spencer a capable pair of substi­ once with the Rec in the last town past six years, will attempt to ex­ the fact he has not yet regained the tutes. series against the Community. Farr, tend its domination over collegiate weight be lost through an attack Guards’ Intentions Dowd and Boyle played with the wrestling at the 28th annual East­ of the "flu.” The National Guards main hope Alumni against the high school this ern Intercollegiate association meet of victory over the Rec Five tomor­ year while Waterman and Cotter here tomorrow and Saturday. Winter Haven, Fla., March 10.— row night is centered around its were with the Saints against the Yale and Cornell of the eight col­ (AP)—Plnkey Whitney Is the Phil­ avowed Intention to “m n ’em rag­ Guards at the armory twice. Gor­ leges entered are expected to give lies new captain, supplanting Bar­ ged” on the big state armory court. man is yet to play at the armory. . Lehigh its hardest fight though vie- ney Friberg, leader of last year’s The Guards, winner^of the first Waterman Foxy tory for any one of the others would team and a holdout for awhile this game 38 to 37 at the s ^ ll Rec gym, However, the Rec has proved sev­ not be an upset. Five Individual year. eral times this season that big floors are believed to possess more speed champions will be included in the 64 and they hope to capitalize on this are anything but a handicap to entrants. ' point when pla> Is resumed on the them. They claim to work to­ The 118-pound division gives a gether better on a big court, stating PITCHING PROBLEM much larger armory floor. promise of a three-cornered battle that their passwork is more success­ between big Wood, Yale 1981 cham­ The Recreation quintet was at an ful. If it is better than in the first advantage when it played on its pion; Forward, of Syracuse, and McGRAFS WORRY game, the Guards will have to do Maise, of Penn State. own court there was little real some pretty classy stepping and opportunity for the Guards to dis­ Shaw of Lehigh is expected to re­ shooting to win. But should the tain his 135-poUnd crown though Los Angeles, March 10.— (A P )— play their much vaunted speed. In Rec tire, their foxy coach. Water­ The Nqw York Giants pitchers are fact the Rec, though defeated, Anderson of Syracuse, Phillips of man, is expected to devise some Yale and Rosenberg of Penn State the source of some of Manager John sprung a decided surprise when it strategy which will offset this dis­ will give him a good run. McGraw’s broadest smiles, but a thoroughly outpassed the Guards advantage. Rotan. of Yale will risk his heavy­ couple of them can bring frowns to forcing their rivals to depend almost There is no denying the fact that weight laurels with principal oppo­ his face as well. entirely on their two long shot the Guards have a world of speed. sition from Sokolis of Penn and Carl Hubbell and Bill Walker, artists, McCann and Holland. They may not be quite as fast as the Lunding of Cornell. star Giant lefthanders, are sbowing Rec May Stall Crescent "speed-boys” of a few sea­ Penn State, Columbia, Cornell, their best pre-season form since Tomorrow night the Guards will sons back but this is mainly because Lehigh, PennsylVEinia, Princeton they joined the club but yoimg Jim have plenty of room In which to they employ a slower forming of­ Yale and Syrsnuse are entered. Mooney another southpaw Is slow elude the supposedly slower moving fense whereas the Crescents’ biggest roundi^ into form and Sam Gib- Rec players who may find the grind asset was an offense that started GRID ASSISTANTS o forestall any possible criddsm we hasten to state bristles! Yet her patient attitude betrays not a hint too tiresome to give their best. The with whirlwind speed the moment Rec will* probably attempt to offset the ball was obtained. New York, March 10.—(AP) — that this couple is married — and what’s more, of criticism. She is tolerant and gracious, as ever. this disadvantage, if such it proves T Six New York Univertity gi^uates, • • • to be, by starting its own offense all survivors of the Meehan regime happily married. The photograph, we feel, interprets slowly 80 as to gain a breathing and Albert Dlmeolo, who assisted Most men, you will a g r^ are fetirly regular in their spell; or even by stalling now and REC PRACTICE Coach Chick Meehan last year, rather beautifully a thought we have wanted to express then If their plight Ijecomes suf­ have been named as assistants to shaving habits, But we all know that a man can shave ficiently alarming. By doing this, Howard G. Cimn, the Violets’ new for some time. Has it ever occurred to you that a they figure they will be as fresh as The Rec Five will practice at the head football mentor. without being c/ean shaven-. And sijrely no man can state armory court tonight from successful marriage requires one compromise after the Guards when the latter stars look his best with even a faint trace of stubble. 1$ la offensive tactics. 7:30 to 8:30 it was announced bv More than 50 Santa Clara univer­ another.^ From the altar on through life, when you On the other hand, the Guards Manager Jimmy Gorman today. All sity, Cal., students turned out for oar firm belief that toalay’s Gillette blades are may find themselves so busy break­ members have been ordered to re­ spring football practice on the first consider it, real happiness demands a generous spirit ing up Rec plays that its own offen­ port. day. positively aae^alled for shaving tender faces sive will suffer accordingly. Rec o f give and take between husband and wife. Each must sm oothly. These phenomenal blades get all the supporters argue that the Rec’s passwork, brilliant in the Rec gym, overlook the other’s faults with loving patience. stubble and give you a degree of comfort quite im> should be even more baffling to the V Guards at the armory. Such may Shields Sees Return possible to describe. prove to be the case. Captain Farr A tOOKIMO OLATf It so happens that the young woman shown above and his mates succeeded in scoring MUST OCTAOOOO freely forgives a persistent neglect. Her husband is not W e urge you to let today’s Gillette prove its worth. thirteen of their fourteen field goals LAUGH OUT OFSOMff from short range in the opening O f Davis Cup to U. S. OF THITHINAS |T,^ef S; particular about shaving. How can his caresses he Buy a package And try a blade or two on our guaran­ game thus making one wonder how You may laugh at the idea that they will fare at the huge drill shed. tee. Every shave must be cleaner and finer than any New York, March 10.— (AP) —wsingles with Vines we should have you need not waste time going to ‘thoroughly welcome when his face is rough with On the Level Hartford for Auto Parts that can Frank Shields is satisfied that the our best team in reewt years. you have ever experienced Before—or return the pack­ One thing is certain about this "Lott and Van Ryn are a cinch to be bought right here In Manches­ Davis Cup is about to come back series. It is positively on the "up win in the doubles and that’s where ter----- at Sohlebel Brothers. But age to your dealer and get your moiiey back. and up” . Theae will be no third and to the United States for a nice long our edge comes in. All we will need be convinced... .come in and see THE GILLETTE BLUE SUPER-BLADE deciding game if the Guards can visit. to do is break even in the four sin­ what we have to offer. You can GILLETTE SAFETY ItAZOR COMPAhTir possibly prevent it. Theyv are de­ get what you want WHEN you The $2 Kromtn DtLuxe blade has been withdrawn ptoduc* Shields feels that he and ESls- gles matches. With Vines in there tion and raplaced with the sensational Bint Super*Blade—far supe* toSTON, MASS. termined to end the series tomorro • I think we can do that. I can’t see want it at Manchester’s Auto worth Vines playing the singles and riortotheKroman. You pay only afewcenumorefbrthe BlueBlade night, more for pride than anything him losing two matches to any of Parts Cei^ter. else. The fact that there would be George Liott and Johnny Van Ryn them, and I have a hunch I can win t ^ for the regular blade and get unmatched shaving cdmfbrt. more money for all concerned In in doubles will have an edge on any one of my two matches at least I The ElaeBbule In of extraordlnarj qnalllgr-witfc- three games, doesn’t enter into their combination in either Great Britain did that well against England last oat resAPvatloA the ttaost bbide ever predhwed. thoughts. Victory in the shortest or France for the historic trophy. year.” 5CHIEBEL BROS Colored blue for easy identification—it is containM in a blue possible route is first in their minds, "I feel we have a great chance Shields wasn’t boasting. He isn’t cow CENTER S T package, cellophane wrapped, and is made by a distinctly ^iflRucnc money being secondary. Fans plan­ to wln^the big cup this year,” he that sort of a lad. He was making WWOCTOR RD. process. Distribution is not yet complete—to if vour dealer hun’t ning to attend tomorrow may rest said. “ Of course, there's n o . cer­ a conscientious effort to outline this PH O N E tiH lii the Blue Blade, aik him to get it for you, whicji he can, quickly. ..,1. *' ■ t assured on this point. tainty I’ll be on the team, but no country’s chances of,jreclidmlng the RAZ^ORS The dbnfds will have more of an matter who is picked to play the cup France has held fpr five years.

•\ N PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1982. -.■Kti TM ECL^^IFIED SECTION BUJir a n d s e u . h e r e LOST AND FOUND 1 FUEL AND FEED 49-A WMt Ad Inferamtlw HOUSES FOR RENT 65 1 —' LOST—SMALL FEMALE AIr £> FOR SALE— SEASONED HARD FOR RENT—BUNGALOW with six Cuban Temblor Adds New Dot to Map LIVESTOCK EXCHANGE Manchester DALE DOO. No collar. Reward. wood, furnace chunks and fire rooms, recently reflnished; fire Clifford Treat, 113 East Center place wood 1-2 cord 35.00, 1-2 cord place, sun parlor, 2-car garage Evening Herald ^ street Phone 3657. seasoned hard wood slabs 34.00. extra land; North Main street W. SCORES FARM BOARD Geo. Buck, telephone 25-4. G. Glenney Company. As Science Traces Course of Quakes CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS HOUSEHOLD SERVICES FOR SALE—HARD WOOD 38 per cord. Cbas. Heckler, telephone REAL ESTATE FOR Washington, March 10—(AP) — OFFERED 13- Charles Wilaon, president of tlie Count *lz avarac* words te a llaa. Rosedale 13-13. EXCHANGE 76 Initials, numbers and abbrsTlationa CAPABLE DAILY Worker would Chicago Livestock Exchange, told sacb count as a word and eomiwuad like cleaning in pnvate homes of SPECIAL PRICE—Hard wood for FARMS— SUBURBAN AND CITY the House agriculture committiee to­ words as two words. Minimum cost la furnace, fire place or stove 35 per property for sale or exchange. M. day that the Farm Board “la work­ price ot three lines. good class families in Manchester, load. Birch 34, bard wood slabs 34. • ) ing hand in hand* with the packers Line rates per day (or translsBt no washing or ironing, 35 cents per Parsons, 34 State street, Hartford. to depress prices,” ads. hour and carfare. Address Box N, Kindling wood 10c bushel. Thomas Tel. 2-3415. BfleetlTS Harek 17, IMT Wilson headed a group o f live­ Cash Charts care of Herald. .Wilson, telephone 8581 or Rosedale < Consecutive Days ..I 7 ota • eta 37r4. stock dealers who protested * live­ I Consecutive Days ..I I ots 11 Ota EXPERIENCED COOK, general, stock activities of the board. 1 Day ...... I 11 ots II eta desires position with nice family, FOR SALiEl—HARD wood, under “Farm Board agencies have been All orders (or irresular insertions cover, furnace and stove wood 35. will be charged at the ene time rats. good cook and willing worker. EX' a disrupting influence and have done Special rates (or long term svery cellent references. State wages. Ad­ a load. V. Firpo, 116 Wells street the producers incalculable dam­ day advertising given upon request. dress Box P, in care of Herald. TeL 6148. And age,” he said, “We are for an open Ads ordered (or three or six days markeL 'The Farm Board trends to­ and stopped before the* third or fifth FOR SALE—HARD WOOD and day will be charged only for the ao- ward monopoly. We oppose manipu­ tu&l number of times the ad appear­ MOVING—TRUCKING- hard wood slabs sawed stove lation. The Farm Board has promis­ lengtl and under cover. Cash price ed, charging at the rate earned, but STORAGE 20 ed the American people to manipu­ no allowance or refunds can be mads per load for hard wood 35.00; hsurd late prices. 0) on six tlms ads stopped after the fifth day. FRANK V. WILLIAMS— General wood slabs 34.00. L. T. Wood Co. “They are endeavoring to drive us Phone 4496. STORIES OP STEVE No “ till forbids"; ulsplay lines not trucking, carlot distribution, fer­ NEW. out. ITiey have adopted bulldozing sold. tactics to get the bu^ess. The Herald will not be responsible tilizer and tobacco delivery Harry Hillman, track coach at for more than one incorrect insertion specialty. Rates reasonable. Tel. Dartmouth, kindly sends along a “The board has used its funds to ' o( any advertisement ordered (or 7997. HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 copy of a bulletin recently publish­ depress the drice of hogs through more than one time. direct marketing. By their diiact The inadvertent omission of incor­ CARLSON * COMPANY Express. FOR SALE—HOUSEHOLD FUR ed by the Association of College rect publication ot advertising will be Track Coaches of America, In which marketing program the price of Daily service to Hartford and NISHINGS. Reasonable. Inquire hogs has dropped out of line about rectified only by cancellation of tbs some of the romantic deeds of der­ charge made for the service rendered. Springfield, and all Connecticut at 17 Ridge street or call 7653. $5 a head in the last eight months.” All advertisements must conform and Massachusetts points. Loads ring-do of good old Steve Farrell In style, copy and typography with ' are recounted. Steve is the former regulations enforced by the publish­ or part loads moved anywhere ers and they reserve the right to Furniture moving, lelephone Man­ FOR SALE—HOUSEHOLD Goods. Yale- Maine -Ohio-MIchigan track ZONE OP edit, revise or reject any copy con­ chester 8624, Hertford 2-6229, Price reasonable. Telephone 6766. coach, who retired a year ago, but BABY GORILLA DIES sidered objectionable. who, at 69, retains the appearance G R E A TE S T CLOSING HOURS—Classified ads to Springfield 6-0391. " B U L G E be published same day must be re­ and condition of a man many years A N D ceived by 12 o’clock noon; Saturdays PERRETT & OLENNE'x INO— We WANTED—TO BUY 6S younger. F A S TE S T Washington, March 10—(AP) — 10:3U a. ra. will move, pack and ship your Two of the most interesting high­ ROTATION N’gl, the baby gorilla, died of pneu­ TELEPHONE YOUR merchandise quickly and econom­ I BUY ALL KINDS of household lights In Farrell’s story are concern­ u monia today at. the Washington Zoo. WANT ADS. ically. Fast daily express service goods, furniture, etc. Better prices ed with animals. One, a horse, gave A theoretical Death followed a three weeks’ Ads are accepted over the telephone to and from New York Connec­ paid if you call or write Nathan Farrell international fame; the ORIGIN OF MOON fight by doctors and Zoo attendants at the CHARGE RATE given above tions with fast truck service out ot Liverant, Colchester, Conn. Tele­ other, a dog, put an end to his track WHICH EXPLAINS to save the six-year-old animal. as a convenience to advertisers, but New York going south and west phone 97. career. PACIFIC OCEAN AND Oxygen tanks were brought from the CASH RATES will be accepted as ' FULL PAYMENT if paid at the busi­ Agents (or United Van Service, ^ More . years ago than Farrell QUAKE Z.ONE. New York to aid in resuscitating ness office on or before the seventh one ot the leading long distance cares to remember, Steve went to him. day following the first, insertion of see a Bamum & Bailey circus at F ord l^ im lt^ ty sdentista an keeping track of major earthquakes on a map of the wdrld to dls- . each ad otherwise the CHARGE moving companies. Phone 3063, APARTMFN'l'S—FLATS— N’gi was one of the few gorillas RATE will be collected. No responsi­ 8860, 8864. TENEMENTS 63 the Hippodrome in New York. One Mver whe^er toey move In tfaythmlc sequence around the earth, and If so. If th e earth’s rotation mieht in captivity and special efforts were bility for errors in telephoned ads of the events was a race between 0“ ^ *^ve show location of biggest quakes. At right below is shown the made to save him. He contract^ a will be assumed and their accuracy L. T. WOOD CO.—Furniture and FOR RENT—APRIL 1st, five-room a horse and a man, open to all e^ j^ ak e belt at about ^ middle where the bulge is biggest and the centrifugal motion of cold and, despite the treatment, it cannot be guaranteed. piano moving, modern equipment developed into pneunumia. fiat, steam heat, modem improve­ comers, with handicaps awarded daily revolntion Is fastest. The Santiago, Cuba, quake was the seventy-sixth posted on the map. INDEX OF experienced help, public etore- the man. Yesterday be became worse. Doc­ house. Phone 4496, ments. 17 Ridge street or call ^ ------CLASSIFICATIONS 7653. Beats Horse, Gets Job By Howard W. Blakeslee tors remained with him all night, Births ...... A Farrell entered the race, refusing (Assodated Press Science Editor) but their efforte were fruitless. Engagements ...... B Marrl.'^res ...... C PAINTING—REPAIRING 21 FOR RENT—4-ROOM FLATS, any handicap— and made the horse New York—(AP)— A largf map Once Glittering Big Top Star eaC his dust. During the first half Deaths ...... D newly reflnished. Inquire at 180 of the world which may reveal WOULD VISIT CBBLOBEN Card of Thanks ...... K PAINTING, PAPERHANGING etc. Center street, upstairs. of the circus performance Steve In Memoriam ...... 7 whether earthquakes sweep around Lost and Found ...... 1 25 years experience. 5 percent dis raced the horse and later donned the earth like a wave is two-thirds Now Hi^py In Welfare Work Media, Pa., March 10.—(AP) — Announcements ...... t count during March. Telephone FOR RENT—6 ROOM FLAT, new­ ancient garb, climbed on the horse's completed at Fordbam university, Judges W. Roger Fronefleld and Personals ...... I 6490, W, B, Gilnack. ly decorated, modem improve­ back and took the part of the cour­ Antomoblles ’The map shows the location and St. Louis (AP)—Once a circus John M. Broomall of the Delaware Automobiles for Sale ...... 4 ments, steam heat, garage. 128 ier in “ The Fall of Rome.” They put dates a t 76 major earthquakes, queen with a private railroad car Ctounty Court have taken under ad­ Summer street. Inquire on Steve on the circus payroll after Automobiles for Exchange ...... i REPAIRING 23 every one that has occurred since and a 310,000 salary, now a welfare visement a plea of Mrs. EmUis Auto Accessories—Tires ...... • premises. that. January 1, 1930, White Dearborn, of LAwrence, Auto Repairing—Painting ...... 7 Steve tells many interesting tales worker living in a bumble three- Auto Schools ...aj*.7—^1ALTERATIONS, repairing, roofing The map will be finished when klass,, for permission to visit her FOR RENT—4 ROOM flat, 28 of bis circus days. Once, dressed as room cottage—and yet Mrs, Dolly Autos—Ship by Truck ...... I and jobbing. Thomas Murdock. another year has rolled around and uwo children, now living with their Autos—For Hire ...... f Maple street, near Main, all im­ an English gentleman hunter, with Varden Odell is happy. Phone 7268. the records of its major quakes has father, Joseph J. Pugh, at Haver- Garages—Service—Storage ...... 101 provements. Apply 200 Maple plug bat and knee breeches, be took A quarter of a century ago Mrs, Motorcycles—Bicycles ...... 11 been charted. There are 30 to 40 of ford, Pa. VACUUM CLEANER, guns, phono­ street. Telephone 7766. part in the parade which had to Odell was the reigning queen of Wanted Autos—Motorcycles . . . . II the big quakes annually. If 1932 is Mrs. Dearborn said she bad not Bnsiness and Professional Ser^ees graph, clock repairing. Key mak­ pass through the toughest part of the circus and was advertised as normal its additions to the two seen the children, Joseph Jugh, Jr., Business Services Offered ...... It ing etc. Braitbwaite, 52 Pearl S t FOR RENT—MODERN 6 room flat, the old Bowery. As if on signal, “ the world’s most daring and grace­ Household Services Offered ...... ll-A previous years may give enough seven, and Miriam, four, since she free rent to April. G. M, Cox, 6 when Steve appeared, a shower of ful equestrienne.” The daughter of Building—Contracting ...... 14 data to show whether these big and Pugh were divorced at Reno In Florists—Nurseries ...... It Hudson street Telephone 5573. bricks, over-ripe tomatoes and dead the original Dolly Varden, a for­ March, 1930. She is now the wife Funeral Directors ...... 10 BUSINESS earth ships move in rhythmic se­ mer stage favorite, Mrs. Odell spent of Dr. Henry F. Dearborn. Mrs. Beating—Plumbing—Roofing .r« 17 cats filled the air. It took him two quence. OPPORTUNITIES 32 TWO, 4 ROOF FLATS on Ridge days to recover his horse. 12 years in stage work before join­ Tearbom testified here yesterday ^surance ...... II The idea of this map originated Millinery—Dressmaking ...... II street, newly renovated, white ing the circus. when the petition was beard. .Moving—Trucking—Storage ... 10 FOR SALE— MEAT AND FISH In 1898, while training for a race, with Father J, Joseph L3mcb, direc­ Her first circus job was with sink, steam beat cent reasonable. Steve tripped over a Newfoundland Painting—Papering ...... II Market, 314 Main street So. Man­ Inquire 25 Spmee. tor of the seismologies work at Buffalo Bill’s show, with which she Professional Services ...... If chester, Conn. Fine location for dog that had wandered out on the Fordham. He said that If a march traveled intermittently. Repairing ...... IS track, and broke his ankle. That DO NOT INSURE Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning . . . 14 business, or will sell fixtures con­ FOR RENT — EAST CENTER of quakes is found its cause might “Most of my work was shooting marked the end of bis racing days. your furniture or your bouse or Toilet Goods and Service ...... SI tained in said market. Phone 5987. street, five rooms, first floor, all be explained in the earth’s rotation. and riding," Mrs, Odell recalls. Wanted—Business Service...... 10 In 1902, coaching at Yale, be ’This rotation gives the prevailing “Was I a good shot? Certainly not. other goods If you are sure you will 'Edneallonal Improvements. Inquire 41 Bigelow brought the team through a great never have a fire. You might lose Courses and Classes ...... 17 street Telephone 7297. direction to the world's great air Buffalo Bill used to ride around Private Instruction ...... II SITUATIONS WANTED— season. He was at Maine for seven currents. In the air, because the the arena ahead of me throwing more money through one ortUnary Dancing ...... -.tf-A years. Then he was two years at fire than you could save In a Ufe- FEMALE 38 FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement rotary motion is fastest at the equa­ up glass balls which I would shoot Musical—Dramatic . t ...... SI Ohio State, going to Michigan In at and bit ninety-nine times out of uime by trsing to avoid pajring a Wanted—Instruction ...... H with garage, rent reasonable. Call tor and much less in northern lati­ Fiaanelal MIDDLE AGE AMERICAN Woman 1912 where he remained for 18 tudes, a vortex tendency is found by a hundred, llie people never few cents a week for fire tosuiiance desires housekeeping or care of at 155 Oak street or telephone 8816. Bonds—Stocks—Mortgages ...... II years. some meteorologists. stopped to realize that the pistol or protection. Btisiness Opportunities ...... |2 elderly person. Will take interest rifle was loaded with sand.” ’Ibis statement also applies to au­ Money to Loan ...... it FOR RENT—fi-ROOM SINGLE, all Fireman Farrell Occasionally a few quakes have in house. Phone 5484. Twenty years ago when she was tomobile and other lines of Insur­ Help and SlfoatloBa improvements. Apply Edward J. Farrell himself never was an ocurred in a succession which gave Help Wanted—Female ...... ti In the heyday of her tinsel and ance. Think it over. A good In­ Hell. Telephone 4642. amateur. In the old hook-and-lad- rise to suspicions that they were Help Wanted—Male ...... ; tO tanbarl. career, Mrs. Odell was in­ surance policy is a real friend when Help Wanted—Male or Female .. 17 POULTRY AND der days he was captain of three moving forward imder control of jured in her dressing tent by a fall YOU need that kind of a friend. Agents Wanted ...... S7-A ROOMS IN NEW JOHNioN professional fire teams at one time. some mighty force. Mrs. Dolly Varden Odell In her Situations Wanted—Fem ale...... tt SUPPLIES 43 Block facing Main street All mod­ ing tent pole. Keep In . touch with us. In those days, races between fire The 76th quake charted was the younger days thrilled circus crowds Situations Wanted—M a le ...... tl em improvements. Very desirable. She retired, and now at 60 she Employment A gencies...... 40 RHODE ISLAND RED baby chicks brigades were as important In the Cuban slip which caused widespread with her feats. Now at 60 she fives Phpnes 8450— 5748 Phone 3726 or Janitor 7635. lives alone in a small cottage on I-lve Stock—Pets—Poultry—Tehleles for sale from large Red birds, first public eye as the big football games damage in Santiago early in the alone at St. Louis and aids unfor­ Dogs—Birds—Pets ...... 4i batch Feb. 27th then weekly. We are today. One of the favorite events a dirt road in St. Louis county. tunate persons. Here she Is as she ROBERT J. SMITH Llv> Stock—Vehicles ...... 42 FOR RENT—5 ROOM tenement morning of February 3. do custom hatebiug. Eklgerton, 655 was the “hose race.” She lives in one.room of the cot­ appears today. Over (he Post OflIeA Poultry and Supplies ...... 4t near Nathan Hale school, rent very These major disturbances all were North Main street Manchester, The hose carts would be placed tage, works in another, and keeps Wanted — Pets—Poultry-^tock 44 reasonable. Apply 178 Spmee S t first order earthquakes, any one of For Sale—mscellaueons Conn. Phone 5416. 300 yards from dummy hydrants the third for a religious meeting Articles for S a le...... eg them capable of destroying a city place where she conducts services FOR RENT— ‘1 AND 7 large rooms, and when the gun barked, the hose Boats and Accessories ...... *41 FOR SALE—ROASTING dressed bad it happened to strike thickly for a small flock. Building Materials ...... 47 white plumbing, Walnut street, cart was rushed to the hydrant ducks, 28c lb., live weight, 22c; also Inhabited territory. Her time is spent In writing to Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry .. 4t near Cheney mills, 315-320. Inquire where the hose was uncoupled and Electrical Appliances—Radio ... 49 baby ducks and eggs. B. T. Allen, The map to date shows these big shut-ins and In aiding convlcte to Fuel and Feed ...... 49-A Tailor Shop, 3 Walnut street Tel. fastened to the hydrant as the cart shakes most numerous beneath or 37 Doane street telephone 8837. obtain paroles and pardons through I * Garden — Farm—Dairy Products 50 5030. continued 200 yards more. After the near the edges of the Pacific ocean Household Goods ...... 51 nozzle was affixed, the time was letters. She sometimes receives as Machinery and T o o ls ...... |2 The big earthquake belt is con­ many as 50. letters a day. She an­ Musical Instruments...... || ARTICLES FOR SALE 45 FOR RENT—LTTJiEY street, first recorded. Farrell ran as “lead” and fined to the zone about the earth’s floor, 4 room flat, with, garage, was captain of the Massachusetts swers all of them on a tjrpewrlter, < STOPy HAL COCHRAN picniQcs4nnD£KiNft Office and Store Equipment . . . . 14 middle, where the bulge is greatest often by a light of a coal oil lamp. Specials at the Stores ...... || steam heat house newly reno’mted. championship team. FOR SALE — BEST QUALITY and the centrifugal motion of daily Though the fanfare , of the big Wearing Apparel—Furs ...... |7 Phone 6661. There were some famous names Wanted—To Buy ...... |s stable maiiure, single or double revolution is fastest. top no ’ ■"iger is a part of her life, on the roster of those old teams. Rooms—Board^HotcIs.—Resorts loads. S. D. Pearl, 120 Woodland Along this same bulge are the and the adulation of the crowds is Restaurants street Telephone 6730. FOR RENT—FTVE AND SIX room Keene Fitzpatrick, now in his 42d Rooms Without Board ...... || tenements, w it. all modem im­ forces that a few geologists 'have only a memory, Mrs. Odell says she year of coaching at Princeton; used to explain a possible origin of Is happy. Boarders W anted...... 69-A FOR SALE—POPCORN; exceUent provements. Inquire at 147 East Country Board—R esorts...... fO Mike Murphy, former track coach the moon and the vast Pacific ocean. She has found contentment and Hotels^Restaurants ...... |i quality; 5 cents a i>oimd. Edward Center street ur telephone 7864. at Penn; the late Johnny Mack, Wanted—Rooms—Board ...... I f Collins, Wapping. Rosedale 73-3. Long ago, they suggest, when the new inspiration In her efforts to Real Estate For Rent 67 WADSWORTH ST.—Five room former Yale coach, and the late Bill earth may have been more nearly aid unfortimates. 'The people she Apartments, Flats, Tenements .. IS apartment all improvements, re­ Donovan, former Harvrad coach, molten, the moon broke away from has helped have renamed her “ Sun­ Business Locations for Rent . . . 14 ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES duced rent, apply to Mr. Kittle, 45 were among Farrell’s Intimates of the side which is now filled by the shine Dolly.” Houses for Rent ...... (5 fire department days. Suburban for Rent ...... (g — RADIO 49 Wadsworth street waters of the Pacific. Summer Homes for R e n t ...... 17 Steve made his mark In British DRUNK, ALL RIGHT Wanted to Rent ...... gg SEVERAL GOOD RENTS both in athletics, too. Backed by citizens of Real Estate For Sale T. A. SPHiLANE NO BEANCr DIVOROE Ap.nrtment Building for Sals . . . g9 Radio Service single and two family ranging Llecester, he won a 315,000 purse Evansville, Ind.—A charge of Business Property for S a le ...... 70 14 Strong St Telephone 4891 from 320 to $60 month. Apply Ed^ against a field of 100 men in what Los Angeles—^When a hubby hM drunken driving” was filed against Farms and Land for Sale ...... 71 ward J. HoU, telephone 4642. 865 was called the “Stranger’s Mark” Houses for Sale ...... -.... 72 to go htmgry, that’s the time he Elarl Baumgartner after he had Ix)ts for Sale ...... yg Main street handicap. should seek a divorce. 'That was driven his car Into the house of Resort Property for S a le ...... 74 FUEL AND FEED 49-A Visitors at the Olympic games at what William Mills thought, any­ Jacob Kramer. Hospital doctors Suburban for Sale ...... 75 FOR RENT—TWO, THREE and 4 Los Angeles in the summer will see how. He charged that his wife di­ came to hla aid, however, and ex­ Real Estate for E xchange...... 7g FOR SALE—HARD WOOD split room ^lartments, heat Janitor Steve Farrell there. rected him, “you know where the plained to police that Baumgartner Wanted—Real E state...... 77 35 load; also furnace and fire service, refrlgeratoi furnished. Call Auction-Legal Ifotleea kitchen is—get your own meals,” was drunk, but his Intoxication was place wood. Chas. Palmer, tele­ Arthur A. Knofla, 5440 or 4181, Legal Notices ...... 71 A Dempsey-Camera bout la sug­ every time he asked for something from ether taken In a dentist’s of­ phone 6273. 875 Main street gested for Australia. Too close. to eaL fice, and not ftt>m alcohol.

GAS BUGGIES—Lesson One By PR ANK BECK THE FIRST THING ILL TRAIN DOGGONE IT! \r.SAMPSON TD DO IS SAMPSON! N O T TO HOW CAH T (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR 'THE PICTURE) JUM P UP ON M E. ITS SIMPLE. DO VOU TR AIN HIM i:ooK W //SA/ THE DOG HEARS H E A R i WHEN HE OUT! The butcher said, “ Come in my i turned out to be. Tut that’s all UP STEP U6HTLY W O N 'T house, but be as quiet as a mouse.' right. Do what you wish. It does HIS BACK TOES JUMR JUMP I fear you’ll scare the chickens that j not make me mad. Perhaps the SURE I’m shortly going to kill. A butcher baker can do more' for jrou with UP! U P f shop is what I rim. The hens soon what he has in store. I’m sure that will be cooked till done. Remember when you see his home, 'twill mAiro now, you little lads, I promised you' you all real glad.’* a thrill. “You bet!” the baker promptly “You’ll see a stack of meat that j cried. 'The 'Tinies ran up to hii side I have butchered and then hang up j and shouted, “Lead the way, Mnd high. Why, I have lamb and roast, sir. We’ll follow right along. You beef and a lot of other things. A ' do not kill things, so’s to bake. We’d half of beef hangs on a hook and i love to see all that yoii.make. Gee, up at it you all can look. I slice off ■ we can smell some cookies now. 'The pieces now and then, as on the hook i odor’s getting strong.” 9 »» 1 ^ It swings.' The baker led them to his place. Then Scouty said, “I do believe A smile spread on each ’Qny’s face. that entering woiild make me The entrance to the kind man’s' grieve. You see. I’m fond of chick­ home was just a gr^at Ug pie. It ens. I don’t want to see them killed. pleased them greaUy when he cried, It’s very nice of you to fuss and “Come oh, you fell<^, wsHci^de. offer what you’ve offered us, but I You’ll shortly see a lot c l things am sure that none of us would be quite pleasing to the eye.'*^ so very thrilled.” 3-/0 'This made the butcher laugh. (The Tinies £OiiiSJ3ltSASSi. Said he, "What strange lads you pnib in the ne '■ r MANCHESTER EVENING HRRAID, SOUTH MANGBB9;t9R; THURSDAY, MARCH 10,1982.

QUR BOARDING HOUSE Toonerrille Folks By Fontaine Fox r '1^3 SENSE AND NONSENSE By Gene Ahem

In ft emaQ town in the South,? urday—Brushville Bugle.. . . Where Once in a while Mickey Me^ume*s marvelous marksmanship there was a lad who had the reputa* i Shady Lane Intersects Easy streei; tion of not being very bright. Peo- there are four comers. But prosper- IS WORTH money TO HIM. ple there had fun with him several ity isn’t around any one of them, times a day by placing a dime and {. • * The nice thing about dictating WAIT A f a nickel on the open palm of hie | letters is that you use a lot of wordi IF stoii vdcui-^ BE jfirtiCReffilsp Q band, and telling him 'to take his' you don’t know bow to spell VOIS 8YA/OPI40 *rHSRE , VaU pick of the two. In each case the The milk of human kindness uever X Bio BABOA/d^ ‘tW /Aid Ud would pick the nickel, and then turns sour. rtAV/e. A FRlEAlB Vlrto OVilAlS ” THR6ui nMe m oose o«j m e the crowd would laugh and guffaw. A tA tfi'E a m A kind-hearted woman asked him Johnny—^Teacher can anyone be V irf MOMEV Id A 60LP MidE? one day, "Don’t you know the differ­ punished for something they didn’ ; Ms IS -fRVlAla -tS RAISE MOAlSV v i e i L i T m d o f d o f ence between a dime and a nickel? do? T b R CP^RAri7/i^ E^^PEAlSES -1& LEY Voa -TAkE -THREE Don’t you know the dime, though Teacher—Why, of course not. emaller, is worth more?” Johnny—^Well, I didn’t do my V ols s e e t u m , Me r e S ^ P S BACkUiARPS “**80 “Sure, I know it,” he answered, arithmetic. -EM t o d s ^ BEFORE r ElAR-r “but they wouldn’t try me out on It ts A SAMPLJB O F ^ u p any more if I ever took the dime." Edith—So Gertie finally got ORB "FROM zc- ^ smidgids - tHis break? Mi s — aa/m Editor—Did you ever write any­ Judith—Yes, and she’s suing for thing before? breach of promise. Authoress— Oh, yes, I wrote a confession story once. First Collegian—How do you like Editor—Did the editor send it my new shirt now that you’ve worn back? it all day? Authoress—No, he came all the Second Collegian—Ob, it’s al way from New York to Louisville right, but the cuffs don’t take ink to meet me. very well. ^ O d

Daughter—Do fishes really go Bill—Didn’t I see you wearing about in schools, mummy? bathing suit at the Fancy Dress Mother—Yes. dear. Ball last night? Daughter—Well, what happens Doris— Gee, you must have left when the teacher gets caught on a awfully early. hook?

Customer—You made a mistake— DID YOU KNOW THAT— Bank Teller—We never make mis­ Judging by box-office figures. takes here, sir. Jack Dempsey’s comeback cam' Customer—Then I’m much obliged paign proves one thing. He can for the extra |20. ^ ^ k e it! Once upon a time there was a dis­ There is just one thing that can armament conference delegate who beat a good wife—and this is a bad wouldn’t battle fo r his plan for hufband. . . . Our idea of a self cen­ peace. Mo tered individual is one who is al­ Calvin Coolidge is sued for |100,- l s *= 0 ways thinking of nothing worth 000 for some remarks he made over SA while. . . . Then there is the lazy the radio. Maybe that’s why the bum who writs imtil some one comes Sphinx never talks at all. along to push the revolving door for An eastern caiptalist says that him. . . . Our idea of a real heroine business is definitely improving. (®Feata!a« Pos, .>—/ is the school teacher who gave most Next thing we know, they’ll be (£0 of her salary to help clothe and feed telling us to use these good times some of the children of her school. to prepare for a depression. There surely is always a place in And now they say we forced )RCHY SMITH A Deadly Blast By John C. Terry heaven waiting for angels. Haiti to borrow money from us. Well, they won’t have that trouble Little Jackie was visiting friends, again. >A^CAESA!R^ g h o s t I and his hostess noticed that he was BETTY 5 CAUGHT not eating his spinach. Hostess—’That’s good for you TTHAT m iHNEL I Jackie. You ought fo eat it. Flapper Fa n n y Sa y s: Jackie—No, ma’am. At our house me. o. 8. PAT, orr.______•(» we don’t eat ferns.

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Lawyer—Where were you on the afternoon of the 13th? Defendant—With a couple of friends. Lawyer—Scoundrels, probably. Defendant—Yes, sir, both of them were lawyers.

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and handicapped by feet that failed in the habit of leaving a package of SETBACK - DANCE ODD FELLOR^ LODGES to co-ordinate. He insisted that the SNEAK THIEF GETS NICE DISLIKE OF STOP plate glass windows of the Main dog meat and scraps in a bundle for; F In t of New SoHeo street merchants were altogether a member of the police department IIANCHBSTBK GREEN PLAN MANY ACTIVITIES too slippery because he couldn’t get BUNI^LEpFDOGMEAT OOMM UNITY CLUB who owns a prize dog. The bundle any support from them at all. FRIDAY, MARCH 11. 8 P. M. SIGNS COSTS $10 is usually left' at. the back doo^ of Refreohmenti. Prises. Patrolman Raymond Griffin saw the market and is picked up by the 85 oeots. Machine Shi^ Degrree Teai;» O’Brien’s plight and decided the po­ Patrolman Misses Package patrolman when be comes on his Works Tomorrow ' Night— lice court was the best place to set­ beat. tle his difficulties. O’Brien was car- Left For His Dog Last Encampment To Entertain Worcester Man Loses Bail Going to the back of the store rjrtng a couple of pounds of good Night— Hopes They Like It. last night to get the meat and bones Mimday. stealr when arrested. Since the po­ ORIGINAL INDIAN PLAY "" V for bis dog the patrolman discover­ lice headquarters doesn’t furnish Money For Not Appearing; Some sneak tnief here is eating ed the package had been lifted. Lore Story of Wanneetaiuh” Tomorrow night the Machine steak for breakfast the package dog meat today. ^1 was sent to its right destination by The patrolman’s only comment FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 8 P. M. Shop degfree team will confer the A Manchester butcher has been was: “I hope they like it ” HOLLISTER STREET SCHOOL second degree on a class of candi­ 'lied ” O’Brien In Again. the patrolman. Given by dates at a meeting of King David "Red” was in no mood for inter­ The Order of AmBrsnth. Lodge scheduled to start at 7:30. views this morning. Tickets 25 cents. This team is in demand throughout Raymond N. Finkelsteln, of the state for its unique way of Worcester, Mass., doesn’t like Man­ Tonight at 8 o’clock the cast from exemplifying a degree. chester’s traffic ordinsmees especial­ Monday, Msu^h 14, Shepherd En­ the Commimity Players will re­ campment, will entertain both King ly the one that makes it necessary hearse the play “Three Uve Ghosts’ ABOUT TOWN David Lodge and Sunset Rebekah. for an autolst to stop before enter­ which they are to present Wednes­ Each organization will put on 20 ing through traffic. He pemsed one day evening of next week at the Hollister street school. Saturday SOUTH MESTER ■ COHN Joseph Prentice of the Manches­ minutes of entertainment, the of the familiar “stop” signs at Main afternoon the scenery will be in ter police deputment, who has been nature of which is being purposely and Oak streets a week ago today. position at the school stage and the driving the automobile of the de­ kept secret. Refreshments will be Unfortunately for him Patrolman rehearsal will be there both Satur­ partment nights this month is con­ served and there will be modem and Rudolph '.Vlrtalla saw him. day and Sunday afternoons, with fined to his home with an attack of old-fashioned dancing with Dan Wouldn’t Pay the grip. He has been off duty for Miller prompting the square sets. final dress rehearsal Tuesday eve­ When the policeman called Fin- ning. three nights and does not expect to Expectations are that between kelstein’s attention to his failure to To Relievo Beds, Mattresses report back for the remainder of 150 and 200 will attend. It is a big stop the autolst insisted he had the week. night for the Ehicampment and stopped. He gave the patrolman an Chief Patriarch Sedrick Straghan is There will be a special meeting of argument about it. The officer said working hard to put it over success­ the best way to settle the matter The Jam the convention committee of Man­ fully. All members of the Odd Fel­ Springs and Pillows was to “ tell it to the judge.” Finkel- chester lodge of Moose at the Home lows of any branch are welcome to stein took his ticket to the police club. Bralnard Place, tomorrow attend. Of headquarters and was told the fee SHOE night at 8 o’clock. Monday, March 28 the district would be $2.00. The Worcester man at Special meeting will take place at East insisted he would never pay any Edward O. Steams, manager of Hartford. Shepherd, Enfield, Midian REPAIRING the Montgomery Ward and Com­ and G. Fred Barnes Ehicampmenta such fee and preferred to fight it out in the courts. Saturday pany store, is sick with influenza at will be present. The chief patri­ his home on Park street. archal degree will be conferred on When told to appear in court the Close-Out Prices a class of 65 cimdldates by Grand next morning, Friday, March 4, Good soles on your shoes Finkelsteln insisted he couldn't. In Mrs. Annie Gleason, chairman and Chief Patriarch Klein and staff from are protection against colds. $27.95 Metal Beds her associates on the finance com­ Torrlngton. Welcome Rebekah lodge | order to be agreeable the court put Shoppers $10.95 Coil Springs mittee of the Memorial Hospital will serve the supper at 6:30. off the case until March 10—^ Is These unusually low prices In maple spool stylo. Single bad of a well known make. Single Linen auxiliary, urge the four morning. Finkelsteln gave a bond have been set on our quality size. Excellent for child’s and full bed sizes. A pm m groups of workers to fill as many of $10 for bis appearance. At nine shoe repairing at both Diana At Our Regular room. 2 only to close out at 1 of each now tables as possible for the card party o’clock this moniing when court shops. Monday afternoon of next week. TOBACCO GROWERS FIND was opened Finkelsteln was not The social room of the Y. M. C. A. present. The court’s business con­ ...... $17.50 $21.95 Inner-Spring has been chosen and the hour 2 DISPOSAL DIFneULT cluded, Finkelstein’s bond of $10 Ladies’ or Gents’ o’clock. Pivot bridge, auction, was called and the court officials Mattresses RUBBER HEELS FOOD $24.95 Englander contract, whist, setback, any game left. At 9:40 Finkelsteln appeared in at a real saving! 2 single in players prefer, w4 A C f refreshments. The social is for the was at 10 o’clock. No policeman DEPARTMENTS In heavy metal with green en­ to close-out purpose of raising funds with which Than 15 Cents a Pound. told Finkelsteln that, since no court amel finish. 4x6 f t size to buy new linen for the Memorial sessions here ever open at 10 WE INAUGUARATE THIS 1 only hospital. Tobacco growers are not at all en­ o’clock. a t ...... $14.95 $17.95 Bed and couraged with the present outlook Seeks Friends LADIES’ FLEXIBLE NEW PLAN FOR FR ID A Y The Ladles’ Sewing Circle of the for the sale of their last yeaur’s crop Finkelsteln spent the rest of the Leather Soles Spring Sets Highland Park Community club, j of tobacco. Up to the present time day looking up influential friends to SHOPPERS $24.95 Englander Metal bed in either maple or held a short business meeting and there has been no demand by the try to have the whole thing Bed mahogany. Single size only. social at the clubhouse yesterday af­ buyers for additional tobacco and changed. He insists he is a law- In Ivory with green trim. 4x6 2 sets to close- ^ 8 0 C A ternoon. Setback was the game when offers have been made the abiding citizen and doesn’t like to 75c When 200 shoppers an hour buy at our Health out a t ...... ■ played and the winners were as fol­ grow'ers have been discouraged by have anything put over. Those ft. 1 only now d»6 A A C EXTRA HEAVY OAK Market each Saturday morning, when over 2,000 reduced to .. lows: Mrs. P. W. Taylor and Mrs. the low prices offered. The general he has talked with have told Catherine Sinnamon w’ere tied for report indicates the offers that have him he should have stopped in FOR MEN customers shop the Self-Serve on Saturdays there $4.50 Bed Pillows first honors; Miss Delia Breen came been received have been ten cents the first place and in the second out third and Mrs. Mabel Boughton in the bundle while sorted tobacco is bound to be a jam. In order to eliminate this $12.95 Metal Bed filled with duck and goose feath place ht shouldn’t start arguments. ers. Full size. Extra good won the consolation trophy, as well will bring no higher than 15 cents a “Red” Comes Back and to make it easier for those customers who find in neat walnut finish. Double pound, and that for the best grades. 95c quality. 2 only in A o as the door prize which was a pot With the Ides of March rapidly bed size. For home or cottage It is claimed that it costs at least it :i pleasure and profitable to trade at Hale’s Food stock n o w ___ of jonquils made by the president, approaching it was to be expected use. 1 only to ^*7 QC Mrs. P. W. Taylor. After cards, 10 cents to sort the thbacco and Departments, we shall start a new plan beginning close-out at .. / at/O those who have done their own sort­ that James “Red” O’Brien would fruit salad and rolls made by Mrs. soon be a subject for police court FRANK DIANA tomorrow, Friday. Everything advertised in J. N. Nlcbols were served, with ing have made no money for the 1085 Main St., Cor. of Eldridgc- $5.00 Bed Pillows extra wrork. Very little tobacco is consideration. “Red” p\it in one of coffee, and cake baked by Mrs. his more or less scheduled appear­ or Friday night’s paper for Saturday’s business in $5.95 Single Bed filled with 50% down and 60% Annie Gorman. The hostesses were moving from the farms of the small­ ances this morning and was given 188 Center St., Near Church St. the Self-Serve and Health Market will be placed in brown enamel finish. Ideal new feathers. Regular $5.00 Mrs. Robert Dougan, Mrs. John er growers, although in comparison for children’s room. Single. stock. 2 only to CA with other years, good crops are a Seyms street vacation of 30 days Open Wednesday Afternoons Callsdian. Miss Nellie Bum.s. Mrs. for intoxication. O’Brien was strug­ on sale each Friday afternoim from three o’clock Now reduced A a close-out at each V M eO i/ Ellen and Mrs. Lena Gorman. offered. Here and there, sales are reported but the general demand is gling up Main street yesterday eve­ on. This will allow all those who can come down to...... $4*50 ning battling a strong head wind The Women’s Missionary societies low. Friday afternoon and do their shopping, avoiding $3.98 Bed Pillows of the North Methodist church will $7.50 Coil Springs meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 the Saturday rush, an opportunity to buy all items filled with all new, clean duck o’clock with Mrs. Charles I. Balch. TOWN TAX NOTICES that are advertised in the Herald Friday night. of extra good quality. Single feathers. Full size. 3 only 622 North Main street. bed size only. a C to go at AI QQ COMMUNITY 2 only a t ___ e a c h ...... ARE POSTED TODAY FILUNG STATION It has been physically impossible to handle the Hale’s Beds— Second Floor ONLY CONCRETE WALL Free Crankcase Service, FILMS crowds on Saturday morning and this method is Collector George H. Howe Mails Lubileation— Sorony Gas and DEVELOPED AND Motor Oils being tried out. We urge you to take advantage FOUR ACRES REMINDER Bills For Both Property and PRINTED of it. Remember! You can have one bundle or Personal Taxes. GOODYEAR 24 HOUR SERVICE a truckload delivered for 10c. You can save that Tires and Tubes Film Deposit Box at I Town taxes, both personal and on one item alone by buying at Hale’s Food De­ FOOD SALE Former Cheney Boarding Store Entrance House Rapidly Razed— Was i property, become due and payable ; M. MERZ & SON partments. AUTO TOPS I April 1 on the list of 1931 at the ' Saturday, March 12, 2 P. M. In Grand List For $30,000. 139-141 No. Main St., i rate of 17 mills on the dollar a c -' Manchester KEMP'S A. AND P. MARKET cording to notices posted by Town Telephone 6718 Depot Square Only a small section of a cement Tax Collector George H. Howe to­ 2d Cong^regational Missionary Com, REPAIRED wall that once formed the southern day. Taxes are payable at the office Home Baked Foods In Variety. part of the foundation of the Foiir of the Tax Collector in the Munici­ Curtains, Tops, Acres boarding house on Cooper pal building and the office hours street remains standing today as the will be from 9 a. m„ to 4 p. m., daily Floor Mats building has been rapidly dismantled except Thursdays. Office hours on David Chambers by the house wrecking company. Thursdays will be from 9 a. m. to 9 Made-to-Order The building was one of the old land­ p. m. Fillet of Sole Fresh Contractor marks on the west side, being built Interest will be added to all taxes Pinehurst Harness Making, Repairing as a boarding house along in the lat­ remaining unpaid after May 1 from Fillet o f Halibut ter part of the ’70’s. when there April 1 at the rate of Ai of 1 per­ Oysters and Builder CHAS. LAKING were demands for such a building cent per month or fraction thereof. Haddock by the employees of Cheney Broth- ] Special Mackerel 68 Hollister Street 90 Cambridge St. Phone 4749 ers. Fresh In those days, there weis but one Place Your Orders Salmon 27c pint Opened Clams three-story section to the building, With Us for but later an addition was built and Oyster Cocktail Oyster Crackers when the plant waa remodeled, two Prompt Delivery On 6c and 20c box Clams hi Shell wings were added to the building. Sauce MUk 14o qt. When it ceased to become a paying New Spray Blown Cod to Boil venture as a boarding bouse, Cheney RANGE Coddles Y O U aren't Brothers announced last fall that Cod to Bake the building would be tom down. FURNACE and Cod cakes in can. Large Lemons The furniture was auctioned off amd 15c can 8 for 8o Tartar Sauce expected to be a a Hartford concern was given the contract to raze the building. Only FUEL OIL a few bricks now remain to indicate FRIDAY AND SATURDAY HEATER EXPERT where it once stood. The building Chase & Sanborn’s and contents were in the grand li&t Center Auto Supply BEECHNUT for $30,000. Phone 5293 Dated Coffee Coffee 35c lb. 31c lb. 2 lbs. 69c

The Manchester Public Market Dm Pickles 6 for • • • • MS • • eAC Oft.* ois 19c AT OUR BAKERY DEPT. Fresh Bismarck H erring...... Leaps to life when you want heat-sleeps cezHy when lUT. . . you can have the same degree 3 for 25c. of comfort and the same substantial sav­ 10 c drafts are dosed. Does as you command — no coaxing Home Made Clam Chowder...... ings that a heater expert can have and does Home Made Codfish Cakes...... Scallops l*2’s Flat Salmon 25c dozen or forcing — fewer trips to tho collar. No nood to have! Home Baked Beans ...... (Veribest) can ...... First of all, an expert would insist upon the .Home Made Potato Salad...... ^ wosto proclous hoot up tho chimnoy-^bluo coal' ... 15c lb. even-burning, long-burning coal. . . Old Stuffed and Baked Mackerel . . « ...... 25c each Company’s Lehigh Anthracite . . . a hard Apple Pies, Special a t ...... ' willingly sonds all its hoot into your houspi 23c each coal high in heating value and low in ash. Pumpernickel Bread...... 10c loaf Iconomical— chocks and banks porfoctly. And com- Then, of course, he’d know just everything tAT fortoblo— oasy to control— responds quickly in tho there is to know about heater operation. FINEST SEA FOOD t o % We’U give you everything the heater expert morning. Fheno your order new for 'blue coal'. • • Fresh Eastern Halibut Steak « gets . . . more heat, at less cost, with less Fancy Cape Mackerd...... 10c lb. H on|ey hoot as you want It. attention. Steak Cod to f r y ...... Cod to B oil...... 16c lb. Gall us for the right, hard coal. . . Old Fancy Large Smelts...... 15c lb. Company’s Lehigh Anthracite . . . and the Fillet of Sole. Fillet of Haddock BRUNNERS MARKET The W . G. Glenney Co, right advice on how to make your heater Dial 5191 FREE DELIVERY ' Coal, Fuel OU, Lumber, Masons’ SuppUes, Paiint. help your budget. Fresh Ojrsten. Round Clams for chowder. Dial 5192 886 North Main St,. Tel. 4149, Manchester Land o* Lakes Butter...... ^ ...... Swordfish G. E. WILLIS & SON, INC. Smelts '’W l, Lumber, Maaons’ Supplies, Paint. Crlsco in bulk...... % Main Sts» TaL 51M» Manohestar Fresh Halibut Haddock Fillets \ Dial 6111 X Mackerel Oysters 35c pt blue coal Hard anthracite Coal AMERICA’S FINEST ANTHRACITE

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