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STAIOiEATER GERMANY PLANS First Lady On Cuban Sdil After Hop From Miami EIGffniARMY ♦ - G U ILn, TOBESEmNG TO REARM, SHE FLIER K U E D ; OF BUSY WEEK TEU^ JiAGUE CAR»NAIL TO DIE IN CHAIR; H eraU Cooking School to Says Disannament Is an Bewfldertd by HeafySaow WARGO GETS LIFE Dhision as AD Other Na­ Hold Forth Four Mornings S q all His P lm Crashes O P n S E E 'tCM panioB,^ Beginning Tuesday— F r^ tions A re Speeding Up on ia Ohio— Tea Bags of i F n u n i w i i K I w f t Capikted ol M v - to AD Women. War Programs. Mafl Saved. dk k SHMi Depee —

N o t row s ai little laboratory ta­ Geneva, M arch 9.— ( A P ) — ^Dis­ B U U ^ l l N ! State QiiiniiSr Objects i» bles and small gas burners, not a armament is an illusion, says Ger­ Dsqrtena Besudi, Manta 8 •— teacher and little girls learning many, hence she is going to rearm. (A P)—Private Bmert B. F n w M ^ of Mmdcipal their first lessons in Home Econom­ But in a document published today wae killed tanteatiy aeisr here S p r ln g f i^ Maps., M arch 9.—« today'tai ttae oraMi at am A rm y ics—but a model kitchen on the for the first time, she promised to iMHnber m pfl ptame w tfttai a fe w (A P )—Alexander Kaminski of New stage, an experienced lecturer eind be moderate. nitnatee after It had taken off Phats by P. W. A , Britain, Conn., and Paul Wargo at demonstrator, and the hundreds of With disarmament reaching a from the looal airport heikded WsUUngftHrd, Ct un., w ere found guU* seats filled with the women of sonto. crisis, the League of Nations issued ty today in tiie kflUng of M erritt W, Manchester and vidnlty—that is Lieut. W. M. Beld, pOoi, Fh>3rd Hartford, March 9.—The Con- Hayden, Springfield jail guard. the Cooking School vdilch will bold simultaneously in Geneva, London, MartoaO, a private, were injar- Cectlcut Chamber of Commerce has forth next week, free to all of you. Berlin and Paris a collection of all ed. The motors failed and the A Hampaen comity Jury retmmed txanfmltted to toe Connecticut Con- N ew Ideas disarmament dociiments exchanged plane feU in a hmvlty wooded guUty verdicts Igatest tte men at But like the little glris learning section two mllee sonto of this gresskmal delegation toe following 1:45 this moming after deliberatia^l their first lessons in their school by those governments. city . resohitioa: nine hours. Revelations through publication cooking classes, the women who at­ “WHEREAS, the duty of toe Con­ Kaminski was convicted of first deepened pessimism here over pros­ Chardon, O., Msu-ch 9.— (A P ) — tend the big CooMng School at the necticut Chamber of Commerce degree murder and Waigo^ at m ur­ State theater next week will see pects of disarmament and concern­ Army sdr msdl Pilot Otto Wienecke, meikes it msmdatory that • it take der in the second iegzee. The.fdr- and hear many interesting things ing the political situatkm in Europe. flying from Newark, N. J., to Cleve­ cognlzsmce of all things which af­ mer carries a numdatory sentence for the first time. The kitchen it­ France retorted to Germany that An Interval In Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt’ air voyage to Puerto Rico Is recorded her* as the First Lady fect toe interests of toe citizens of of death and toe Iftter a manrimnm self is to be a display of new equip­ the Reich had already begun to re­ land with toe mail, crashed to his chatted with officials after arriving in Nuevitas, Cuba, first stop after taking off at ariany, Fla. At left Connecticut; - sentence of life impriaomnenL ment and utensils. In it Mrs. .Eldna arm, in defiance of treaties. death in toe midst of a heavy snow is Rexford Tugwell, Assistant Secretary of Agriculture, who also was bound to Puerto Rico to study eco­ Sentence on Wargo wlB bd passed R Crabtree, the famouk^food lec­ Declaring her readiness to dis­ squaU this morning, on a fsurm north­ "WHEREAS, in times of emer­ nomic conditions. west of Burton, near here. gency recourse is had to remedial later today. Under, Masaadluaetta turer and homemaker, who con­ arm “dowfi to the last gim,” Ger­ law, however, toe ateitence Chardoo is about 20 miles direct­ measures which, because of toe very ducts thr Cooking School for The many maintains disarmament of ciumot be passed on Kamlnskt unU ly east-of Qeveland. haste attendemt upon their adop­ Herald, will lectiu^ every morning, other European countries hinges on ^5 days have elapsed. beginning Tuesday at 10 o’clock. the reduction of armaments in every The plane was destroyed, but teas tion, result in injustice even while She will try new recipes, discuss bags of mail ^ re salvaged and achieving their constructive ends; Kaminski received the verdict coimtry of the world, but “nobody FIRST LADY VISITS calmly and Wargo wore a broad some fa m ilia r old cmes, dem onstrate believes any longer in the possibili­ FRENCH FLIERS LOCATE brought to toe postoffice here. “WHEREAS, toe expressed pur­ grin toe Jury foreman announ< 818 inounoed tricks and triumphs of cookery ty of a general international dis­ John Hess, a fswmer in whose pose of toe National Industriid Re­ which have never been given before pasture toe plsme crauhed, said he covery Act is to eliminate vinfsiir toe decision. Both waved casu aQ j a rm am en t” to court attendants and newoapcTN from a Cooking School platform. TOBACCO FAQ O R Y and several neighbors heaurd toe triule practices and to promote toe America's Part men*8iB they were led out ot toe The State theater can accommo­ The United States, as the surest QUEEN OF SHEBA’S C IH plane’s motor about 5 a. nu, e. s. t. fullest possible use of present pro- court room to be taken beck tm date 1,750 persons. D oors w ill open means of keeping Americans out of It apparently was sputtering, smd ductlve c^iaclty of industries; at 8:30 each moniing. JaU. a European war and to lessen th^ Hess rushed out in time to see toe "WHEREAS, toe Public Works Has Extensive Tratning Hayden was fatally bdattk- Octo­ chances of war, has made consid­ Eats Loneb With 15 Puerto ersah. Adminls^tion, contrary to toe ex­ Mrs. Crabtree has traveled wide­ In Telegram from Syria DRUGGIST PERMITS ber 22, w h m K am inski im d W a rg o erable contributions to international The crash was reported to Army pressed purposes of toe National In- escaped from Springfladd ly in this country studying in the mail headquiulers in Cleveland, but duatrlal Recovery Act, is inviting security, but can make no additional Killing Oeaolfbed laboratories where new home mak­ Rican Girls — Inspects officers there w ere un8d)Ie to fu rther municipalities to inst^ municipal commitUnents, was the impression They State 20 Towers Distili^ . Attorney Thomas F. ing equipment is deigned and cre­ ARE ISSUED TODAY identify the pilot. eleetzie tystems and offering to Iten in authoritative quarters here. Mmrlaz^ described the kUUag at ated; she has used many new ap­ Coroner Philip Pease ' reported toe necessary funds foi that pur­ The documents show that in a the gufned as a “cold-blooded otair- pliances in her own home kitchen Homes and Schools. looking at toe ship’s sdti-meter and memorandum o f Dec. 18, 1933, G er­ StiD Standing— They Pho­ pose, 80 percent of which ia an out­ der” %nd charged Kamtawlrl with long before they were on the mar­ finding a reading of 800 feet many warned France that as heavi­ right gift, thus unnecessarily dupli­ the actuiU beading at Haydns wftk ket. She is enthusiastic about the StUl In Plane ly armed countries had no intention Picfcage S t«« Omers in cating ezlatlng ahd adequate facul­ a club. .Moriartv aouflit first de­ development of homemaking equip­ tographed It from Air. Caguas, Puwto Rico, Mardi 9.— Hess said Wienecke apparently tie s ; . ment in this country, espsdaUy that 0 1 (Ibarmiag or dU not feel in a gree murdtr vermets agataist'bettu (A P )—Mn. Franklin D. Roosevelt h8ul no opportunity to save himself. “^^fetarcas,»bacanse of ths sfore- which is availafde eveiTWhere qi positioa.‘to do so, wnnany “is en­ Defeafli Idnnsel azgued toera was Hartfwd Proteit Over His safety belt was still hodked mlptieMd 80 pareant gift munlcl- modest prices today. titled to obtain in one way or today, snt down to luhto with 15 lack o f'' iprsmedltatioii ant tha Paris, March 9.—(AP)— Capt when toe fsirmer reached hla aids. patiM which ax* content to be *Tf wonan bad boau reaponatUa girls—aU of them n^ive workers in guard’s faml wound m i|d>t haivo N. G. Osmond, a neighbor, alaa for theae asw devfosA* nid lira. gprtdglkm MoHaler and Andre M id' a tobndOd factx]cy. ^ pityqlety owned and been sulfored fifr a isH wtafla etriM- Hoars AO nniD nifiib. reported bearing ' the, plana, Crabtree, *lt #btiM Iw 'Burpsialag ^P W R jp ripeh &>• Bb« sets r'. diet preonrod by op^radad n W ttevan i t^iwefore. see idlBg'Wito KamwsM. Oconsal for helperf Hess cair StanS Kairy (X fe»ll«i«m il96>ia556ng a pubUdr enou^ The housdteeper has been m al UMt nhpht’tfin t thejPfTiail Iband Waurgu said hU cUent haE.nor ban (OttattMM* an Page Tea) Hill, wb» laek chart«'«< the b ^ . owaad jqmtam, ar* navarthdess oaU- Qomracted with tbe.kiUlBg'’fn any only indirectly responsible. But she the Idrt ciq^tar of the Qaeen at i|bdi f —(^P)— De­ has demanded more simple house­ RS Hess dadaipd the snow Was dom­ ad w |m m i ‘thrmigh EMknd Itaxatlota wejn excepting he wag tn*toa room keeping tools, easier ways to care Sheba.'' luged with inqq^M from pouts ing down in a hSavy swirl at the to darray a part ofi^the coat of such whBe ^ the, gtaard Kamlndd for her family's food, hence the im­ ’They reported to the newiq>aper of the state, tbs Liquor Control time of the accident systems to mnnidpdltias which may struggled. ^ proved, automatic refrigerators of IntrauBlgant that they dtsoovered Commission this moming began to ligSMESSUlWI Seventh Man Killed elact to Install them, which, of it­ DM Net Plea Attaete today. She has demanded eiaier VOTE TO STRIKE the l^;endary city by airjfiaae and Isinie toe long disrated druggists’ Since tha army took over toe mail self. Qonstitutas a diacrltrimatory The defendants ' testified todr cookery, hence the fine automatic had i^tograpbed It permits in aecordaace with toe Su­ filgllts, six other Army pilots have and unfair taacation policy; plan at esteae did not Indude the controlled range and the modem Its towmrs and tem ples are attU preme Court order handed down CONTimiESIND.S. been bkled, either vtoile flying mall, “WHEREAS, in the pudlc inter­ attack on »yd en and eald if toe kltchoi cabinet. She has asked for standing, they said. yesjterday. maUag unofficial flights, or report est, privately owned utilities are not guard bad been a few minutes latjw safe food, and the result has been N. Y. Union Says 4,000 Are It la located, they reported, on the A policy of speedy action in toe ing to Army posts. gmieraUy permitted by regulatory in making his rounds In toe Jwl net only legislatioo at Washingt(» river Hgris at (be northeast point matter was decided on by toe com On Feb." 16, Lieutenants Jean D. authority to compete by supplying they would have finished sawtaig a to protect the ctmsumer in all she of what is now Syria at the edge of mission in a lengthy conference yes­ Grmiier of Fort Crocket Tex., and service in the same area; and bar and would have eeoaped without fau]^ but the manufacturers have O n t ~ Company Denies Roubat-El-Khalh also called Rou- terday, and it was stated at toe Manofacturers Even Foresee Eldwln D. White of March Field, “WHEREAS, it is quite as un­ violence. r bera forced to employ fine chenusts bahi-Kale. office this moming that momy of toe Calif., lost their lives in Weber CAn- sound from toe standpoint of toe Hayden suiiprised them while and specialists, to produce better T h ^ T^^;tain. 200 to 300 d ru ggists applications a Shortage of Goods in the yon, Utah, during a blinding snow public interest to permib a publicly they were cutting their way out et foods, to package them for cleanli- the Statement Their message, telegraphed from now on file would be granted forth­ storm. They were en route to posts owned utility to compete with a pri­ toe jail carpenter shop. ness, and they have had to devise Djibouti, French Somal, read in with and permits Iscued immediate­ for air mail duty. vately owned one as to permit two Wargo was reuaptuied in Spttag* p art: delivery syste^ vdiich guarantee ly. Others, however, are not fully On toe same day Lieut James Y. privately owned utilities to compete field a few hours after the padr gfH “We discovered the legendary city Next Six Months. fresh foods cm every grocery shelf. N ew York, M arch 9.— (A P ) — in order for one eason or another, Eaatham of March Field, preparing with each other since such competi­ caped but Kaminski was not C|S* of the Queen of Shel^ Twenty captut-ed until two months later to It’s a great age for the homekeep- Four thousand taxi drivers of the and toe ai^Ucants will be so notified to carry toe mail, crashed during a tion results in higher rates to toe er. Her work has never been so Parmelee Systen) voted a strike to­ towers or temples still stand. It is soon as \arglnla. 818 New York, March 9.—(AP) — practice flight at Jerome, Idaho, and public, waste of ciqiitai and conse­ slmpliCed and pleasant.” day in protest against alleged ef­ at the northern edge ol Roubat-E3- Dealers Protest. was burned to death. A sensation was created during q Khali. We took photographs for Measured by every yardstick of quent unnecessary losses to inves­ aesslon of the trial a week agok N ew B edp es forts of the company to coerce them Me8LDwh:t« tUe Hsuitxird Liquor compiulson,” said toe Dun and On Feb. 22 near Deshler, O., Lieut tors: Mrs. Crabtree will not only dis­ Into “company union.” Intransigant” Dealers’ Association, trade organi­ when John Kaminski, brother of If the two exxdorers are correct Bradstreet weekly trade review to­ “Now, THEREFORE, BE IT RE­ Alexander, tnvauled toe court room cuss simplified homemaking in Sam Omer, president of the Taxi zation of package store operators in (Ootattnoed on Page Tea) in their belief they have ended a day "business generally shows Im­ SOLVED, that we respectfuUy urge with guns and bombs at toe close of greater detail at the school, each Drivers Union of Greater New York, toe city, 8un considering toe new provement over toe record for toe that the Federal Adinlnlstratiofi of session, but .ihe will also give out announced the strike w as “ 100 per seau^ conducted by scientists fur source of competition which tecea the da/s session in a single-handed centuries, locating a city which is same period o f last year, l8ist month PubUo Works discontinue the loan­ effort to release toe defendants. cent effective” and that all twelve them. Forced to close at 6 o’clock described in the nineteenth chapter and l8ust w eek.” ing of funds to, and in any way as­ Sheriff David J. Maqudng was hit (Oonttamed on Page Ten) of the Parmelee garages were “com­ under toe state control law, they of Joshua as under the Jxirisdlction T he review susserted that increased LABORITESWIN sisting, municipalities in installing in the leg by a toot fired ^ John pletely tied up." ’The strike was vot­ feel serious inroads in their business of Simeon with the words: pajnrolls, toe release of funds by re­ electric utility systems which wiU Kaminski and one of three dsna^ ed at a morning mass meeting. 8ts a result of toe fact that quanti­ opened banks, and toe commence­ “And the second lot came forth to compete with existing adequate mite bombs that John can M fw to ties up to a quart will bs avtdlable ment of PW A activities are provid­ The drivers voted to walk out Simeon, even for the tribe of the faculties and good service rendered the floor but failed to afptole. after Samuel Jaffe, a shop steward, in the drug stores until 11 o’clock, ing “a powerful stimulus to toe cur­ AT LONDON POLLS KEPUBUCANRAPS at recumnable rates. John Kaminski waa tnfieta^ a five hour advantage for toe phar­ rent tr^ e revival in nearly all dis­ was discharged. Union officials (Contliioed on Page Ten) THE CONNECTICUT CHAM­ Wedn«&day by a Grand Jury an macies. tricts.” Claimed it was because of his union BER OF COMMERCE Inc.” charges of assault with Intent to The f8u:t that toe druggists cim “So long have been toe strides activities. The company asserted it President Henry TrumbuU in murder, carrying a revolver, pos­ ROOSEVETACnON 8dso sell any liquor in quimtities as towiu^ recovery,” continued toS was because Jaffe, about 45 years Party Has Now Majority of sessing explosives and attempting, small as 8 oimces or half a pint, review, “that manufacturers now transmitting this resolution to our old, was over the age limit Al Senators smd Congressmen said that to 8dd a prisoner to escape. Lei^e, d garage superintendent, CALL OUT MILITIA while toe package stores are limited foresee shortages of merchandise to a minimum of a fifth-gallon is within toe next six months, and ' to create akw dectiic utUity plants said Jaffe’s discharge was for “dis­ 14 Seats in the New Lon- WABOO GETS LIFE also looked upon toe package many of toe small firms that were m regions already weU served not Says Retnrning AirmaD to orderly conduct” ^rlngfleld, M i m ., March 9 — store owners 8ui a serious handicap slow In covering their future re­ only threatens wtixting privately Oonferenoe Held AS MINERS STRIKE (A P )—Paul Wargo of Wallingford, to their trade. quirements will fave many difficul­ donCoimciL ' owned corporations of great eco­ WhUe pickets kept orderly vigil nomic value as employing enter­ Conn., who with Aleximder Kaunin* Private Carriers WiD Not A letter containing further warn­ ties in obtaining goods. ski of. New BrltiUn, .Conn., wal before the garages, a committee of prises, but likewise most unwar­ ing of toe stiUe pharmacy boruxi’s “Wholesale m8U'kets are assuming found guilty of murder of Merritt strikers met with Mrs. Eainore M. intention of eiiforclng strictly toe much of toe activity which chaurac- rantably im pe^ utility security Help the Skaadon. Herrick, acting head of the NRA' London, M arch 9.— ( A P ) — Labor W. Ha^en, a Jail guard Ity a Jury National Guard Mobilized in rules promulgated for liquor sales terized operations last fall when has a clear majurity of 14 seats in vbUucs in ttae p ortfolios o f Connecti­ Regional Labor Board. that reported at 1:45 o’clock thU by dniggists was sent to all regis­ frimtlc efforts were being made to toe new London County Council. cut’s large insurance tmd banking moming, was sentenced to life inn The company contradicted union tered stor^ in toe state today, by get orders placed before Imminent The final results of yesterday’s institutions.’* prisonment by Judge Nelson P, claims of the effectiveness of the W ashington, M arch 9.— (A P ) — Alabama Where 0?er Hugh P. Beim ‘of New Haven, sec- price rises. At this time, however, Council elections, announced tod^, Brown today. Wargo was foun^ strike. The administration’s new measure retiuy of toe commission. it is the pressure for shipments show that for toe first time in his­ guilty of murder in toe second de­ for returning the airmail to private At the 140th street garage, the W aning Issued which is causilng all toe stir, aa tory toe Labor P8uty controls toe gree. Kaminski wiui found guiltj^ carriers was termed today by Rep­ 4,000 Men Quit W ork. Notifying them that “due to toe promised deliveries were delayed superintendent said 175 o f the 200 government, of toe whole metropoli­ in toe first degree amd under tlm resentative Bacon (R., N. Y.), "the recent supreme court dedston, al during toe last two weeks of Feb- PROVIDENCE BUS cars were rolling—the normal quo­ tan district law toe death sentonce vdiich ti executioner of carriers who have nikry because of disrupted trans­ ta. The same statement came from The final figures show Labor, 69; mandatory cauinot be imposed for been Judged guilty without trial.” Birmingham, Ala., March 9 — (Oonttamed on Pnge Ten) portation facilities.” the 91st street garage, where a Municipal Reform, 55. 15 days. In the Hrst Republican thrust at policeman was on duty. At York (AP)>) —Three— fh r e companies of Ala­ CRASHES, 1 DEAD After being sentenced Waugo was the airmail cancellations since Ma­ bama National Guard were mobil­ The previous composition of the avenue all cabs were said to be out. Council was Labor, 35; Municipal permitted to meak and said: jority Leader Byms of Tennessee No disturbances were reported, and ized today for patrol duty in the ‘1 am satisfied; I bad a fair strike stricken areas of Walker Reform, 83; Liberal, 6. The former last Wednesday defended it against in several cases there were no evi­ tria l.” ' county, where more than 4,000 coal Liberal representation was com­ earlier charges of "legalized mur­ dences of pickets. Town Orders Economy, A ft e r W a rg o ’s case haul been dla^ der” Bacon declared that “under miners have struck demanding the pletely wlp^ out Uadeodfied Womii Kdled, Not To Beeognice Union posed of, John Kaminski of NeeJ the circumstances the hasty move “check-off system.” ' Later's sweeping victory brought Britain, brother of Alexander, waa Levin Rank, treasurer of the which paralyzed ccunmercfial avia­ In announcing tl)e mobilizatlen predictions from Labor Party le^' Nme bjiired; Slqipery arraigned on four indictments grave* tion wUl not be undone by the be­ Parmalee System, said the company order, Brigadier General John C. So Fire Chief Obeys era that there would be similar tri­ ing out of a smsational eptaode 111 lated action to apply a re^ratlve.” would not recognize the taxi driv­ Persons said “no violence has been umphs throughout toe* country in \ the murder court room late toe af^ Proeess Haste ers’ union unless it were shown by a reported in toe areas, but mobs have toe next general election. Roads Cawod AcddenL temoon of Feb. 28 when bb torew B "In a matter which brought such certified election conducted by the been marchtog around trying to Watertown,' Mass., March 9.—<^toem to fill toe tanks of the fire Those Unseated home-made bomb that did hot tetii tragic consequences,” he said in a NRA that the organization “genu­ intimidate those men who want to (A P )—Fire Chief John W. (THeatn trucks from city hydrants rather Among members unseated were plode and drew a ravitfver w h | c k w ork.” statement, “this process of haste inely represents” the drivers. is right there'when it comes to thiii than from station faucets. toe Glarl o f H8ukio, who Inherits toe was dlschfuged while'm and belatedness should have beCanada, and ed, nine persons were so badly Manning In toe toira. ' as to require hospital treatm «it, 13 move will prove to be to an indus­ cials that employees had been in­ other officers had made a survey of Qnance committee had recomipend- “And when you get indigestion,” Sir Csrril Cobb, chairman of the Kaminski pleadM not guilty try so suddenly stricken diown by toe aituat^n. ed his bud|^t be cut about 128,000. he adds, “don’t blame me.” public assistimce committee, both were less seriously hurt and seven timidated into Joining a company Miners Armed estriped injury when' a New HaVen the hasty and inconsiderate action Now nobody’s kiadii^- Jtrim' and Save soap and water, he cautions, beaten in West Fulham. (OoBtiDOM on Page ) imkm. ratb^d bus bound from Neiw York of cancellation. The sheriff wired Governor Miller if toe town fathers want toe budget by not washing toe fioors and win­ CThainnim E. M. Dence at the “The company, since the signing yesterday after between 200 and to' Providence skiddeo at Borden "The administration’s move to re­ of the President’s reemployment cut. Chief John Ja Just to e . boy to dows so often. Council was defeated in Greenwich: TREASUBT BALANCBL . 300 miners, arm ed w ith guns and cut i t and Hartford avenues, Johnston, store air mail carrying to commer­ agreement has been committed to And “lumdle fire department J. H. Webbe, leader-designate of. the r ti clubs had marched on toe Coal Val­ He spent liut night bbnglhg 6iit a this morning, craihei Into a tapee Washington, Marah cial companies does not remove the that principle,” Rank said. “At no ley mines of toe Debardeleben Coal equipment carefully, remembering Munldpal Reformers, went down in which ripped out the aide of the bus stigma of fraud. It does not bring letter to his firemen and today the The position of Uie 'Traiutery Maxmk time has It interested itself in the Company in an effort to enlist work­ that it is old and worn and cannot Northeast Camberwell; Captain and plu n ^ to a stop 10 feet a M j back gallant Army aviators who results of bis labor were posted at |l8,629, OMM the strlka be called off pending two wei^ oat Mght ^id d»M wnnily by day. W rvioe.’” ■ ' ’ ’ was confirmed. a pell to determine whether the taxi when the "coeck-off was refuaed- T o conpmrva be w ants toam . And ^ t Juqt. alTQUt. makeA Fire Sixteen Communists who at» I t la aU nicely 'balled up/ ” BOf drifan’ ynlon rspresoited a ma- At fifty National CNilirda'. tojot,to*b#aeflityr Chief O lleam Just the man the effl’ tempted to gain asatai ware «tv lB|i| eeodnded. m en rasM U d«K y expert ordMfdL^ . bottom o f the roO tfi e a d i eiaas.

:y .-•ii i ‘ ; >. > < ^y\ P A G E T W O 'S BViiMiiiiG apUXJ>r ICIO^P^ FBIDAT, UA|K:H 9.1M4 StESUQDORMIUIK First Woman LOCKED GOARDW CELL UOUTTOm• Wed in Secret For U. S. Bench Group at tiM llemeilal Hospital Miss Cheney’s Photo ilSBEIP TO PUBLIC auxiliary, Mrs. C. It Burr, isadsr, WHEN DUINGER FlED wiU msst Monday at ths T. M. C. A. A limited lupply of photo-prints of the late Misg n n z D n i Mary Cheney are available at The Hefald, 18 QisatU Tbs ICaaebsstsr Mothsrs elub will Caiicngo, March 9— (A P )~ The msst this svsnlng at tbs Csntsr itreet, for thoee who deeire theoL 'flie prints are from uproar over elipt>ery John DiUlng* Drliigist Edward I Mnrpiqr Church bouM. lars. 0. C. Currier the photoflTaph that appeM in The Herald at the eFe walkaway reacM a new high of Bast Center street will speak on D eR rtneB i I (rf Sayo Victor; b Peopb’i **Diet tor the Whole Family." Mrs. time of Migg Cbeney’i ^ t h and have been reproduced C. H. AUsa bsads tbs oom aittes of on a fine quality paper. They wiU be distributed to ••• wwM w *WT aaaaaauwv* WAVrv UlV bostsssss. outlaw eacaped the Crown Point Bdieres Phgat tjU-Jh adults only, one to a person, as long as the supply lasts. Indiana Jail. — What It Meaoi. Ronald lingard of 88 ^Hudson Attorney General Philip Lute, Jr., .. stm t wsU known loosl automoblls of Indiana eald at Indlanapollp that LesMDsd lU i salssman has joined tbs sales statf Matt Brown, 84, wac tne guard Tb« rlfbt of tlM druf ftorM tn at Smsst Roy's Depot Square go­ A 0 Mstlnf of Manohaator Oraaga locked In. He lald that the aged 'V-A' ' dagraa taam will ba bald ’Tuaaday The gypsy moth iriaqu* IFlIli^ tblf fU t« to ratal) liquors Is a rlo* ng*. testlAed to Aaetetant Attoraey to be greatly lessened tn this tagri- avanlag, March 18, at tba homa of General Edward Bares that Ernest tory for tbs tradluf public, as well tory next year as a result o t the A son 9/»M bom this morning at Mlaa Mary Hitt of Paarl atraat" OBITUARY n u ^ , fingerprint dxpert at the Jail, as tbs drufflsts, to tbs bslisf of locked a door on him "before I cold weather. The deperilnent of the Maacbeeter Memorial hospital agriculture has bad men working In Edward J. Murpby, of this town, to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lingard Of rorgot-mo-Bot Junior Clrolo of ^ ^•coyed Into the Klagf Daughtan will ba guaata of eeu." New England burning the haitnof ebalrmaa of tbs Oonnsetleut Pbar* 88 Hudson street these peats, but a bulletin raosnOy macsutlcal Association and tnsrn* tha sanlora at tha maatlng Monday DEATHS Shortly afterward the guard wae quoted ae Mylng. DUlinger appear­ Issued stated that tests at-81 bsrs of tbs Stats Pbartnacy coni' •vanlag to ba bald In tba dlraeton* rtfteen tables wers flllsd at last M n . Polar Davidson ed la the Jail corridor, armed with a degrees below zero proved that ogm mission. Mr. Mureby said today that Mgbt'r brldgs porty in tbs Masonic room of tha ^Thlton Mamorlal library, l^a. Arthur Saymour la Mrs. Jean M. Davidson, agsd 57, machine gun. Bluak ie free on bond clusters of ths gypsy xnoth h ^ in tbs words of nssldsat ftoossvsit Temple given by the Tall Cedars of wlfs of Pstsr Davidson, dlsd last a obaige of mlefeaeance. He and been so effected that the life of the wbsn liquor bseams Isgal through' Lebanon. Winners at progreaeive chairman of tha antartalnmaot for tba Juniors. night at bar loms, 564 Osntsr Sam Gaboon, another Jail attache, t g f has been killed and will not out tbs nation aicoboHe bsvsragss bridge were, Mrs. Fred foiofla, FTed ftr^ t, foUowlng a brisf lUnsss. Mrs. w w arre^ r e ^ y in connection hatch in the spring. / Finnegan, Mr. Hewitt and Mrs. Ed. ars a Isgal commodity and can bs Davidson had bssn a rssldsnt of with the deeperado’e eecape.^ This will be good news to Ne# msrcbandlssd in a /air, bonsst and Crawford. Pivot brldgs winners Clifford Joyea of tha St. Mary^a Maaehsstsr for tho past 18 months, England, as readmgs taken in New equitable way. Tbs people have a Slated to be the first woman were, Mrs. Paul Carter, Young Man’s olub was appointMl coming hsrs with bar husband from pigland statee where there hie been right to purchase spirits under res' ever named to a seat on a fed­ Rosalie Anderson and Mrs. C. B. chairman of tha snmiai maaquarada Nsw Havsn. trouble, have shown that during the sonabls rsitralnt and tbs druggists eral benob. Miss Florenoe Allen Shaw. ^ ball at a maethig of tha club laat SAVES DROWDiG DOG Besides bar husband, aha Is sur­ cold weather there has not been a bars a right to dispense tbem. of Cleveland. 0., above. Is ex­ night No data baa baaa sat for tha vived by two daughters, Mrs. Rob­ annual avant but it will occur during place, as far as can be learned, Available Next Week pected to receive appointment by . The Ladles Sewing Circle of the ert Moncur, of Dundee, Bootland, the aarly part of next month. where at some time the reading Mr. Murphy said that liquors will President Roosevelt as judge of I^bland Park Community club at and Mrs. Frank Jack of this town, a AT RISK OF HIS LIFE was the V. 8. clrenit oonrt of appeals Cot at least 32 below and In sonM not bs avaiiabls in drug stores bO' itsluinual meeting Wednesday after­ son, David Davidson of thlr town, a in Cincinnati. She now is a jus­ noon at the clubhouse reelected Mrs. Elmer Hotchkiss, Manchester's brothsr, David McKenzie of Wood- cases as low as 36 In Oonneqtlottt fore Monday or Tusoday. Only stock venerable 90-year-old Civil War vet­ masting United States Pharma* tice of the Ohio supreme eonrt. Frances Tedford as president and mont. Conn., a slsUr, Mrs. H u s Portsmouth, N. H-, March 9 .— eran was admitted to the Manches­ (AP)—Theodore Pope, middle-aged b o a t o w n e m w a r n e d copeia requlrementpi at letut four Mrs. Catherine Sinnamon as direc­ Jacobson of Buffalo, N. Y,, and four ter Memorlkl hospital this morning railroad section band, today was druggists of this state presented a tress. Mrs. Bffie Taylor remains in grandchildren. years old will be handled. Accord* threatened with pneumonia. revealed as a hero who braved the Hartford, March 9.—(AP)— All ing to the ruling of the Board of soUd front In their legal spat with charge of the flowei fimd. The new Mrs. Davidson was a member of the Presbyterian church of New combined terrors »of darkness, thin boat owners In Goxinectlcut who fail the Liquor Control Commi^on. Of treasurer is Mrs. Oeyda Orr and the Pharmacy liquors except French Members of the Manohester Rod Havsn, C (^ . Ice, black, freezing water and pos­ 1 o carry Are extingulEbers wUl here­ the 1,200 drug store outlets in this new secretary Mrs. LUlle Miller. Re­ brandies will not be sold in less than and Qim club will gather at Funeral eervloes will be held from sible lonely death, to save a drown­ after be prosecuted, in dvll aetlane ons'ball pint containers. The hours state only 25 applied for package freshments were served by last Osano’s cottage on Bolton Lake to­ ing dog. year’s slate of offioert. her late home Saturday afternoon at brought by the United SUte ^strict of. sale will be from S a. m. until 11 store permits the rest awaiting the morrow evening at enjoy a moose two o’clock. Interment will be In Ae Pope trudged along the Bos­ attorney In Federal Codrt; their p, m. with no sales on Simdays or outcome of the legal test case. Hie dinner served by Osano at 6:80 the East Cemetery. Rev. Watson ton and Maine railroad tracks last Ever Ready Circle of Kings property wlU be liable to attach­ election days. Pharmaceutical Association has put o’clock. The business session of tha Woodruff will offldats. night. Just after dark, be heard the ment: their boats will be liable to Tbs Pbarnoacy Board is intent on an Inspector In Room 27 at the Capi Daughters has been divided into 10 club will be held at 8:30 o’clock. cries of a dog a hundred feet off One secret actors can keep is groups, each one of which is en­ that of their meurriage. In the seizure; they will have to hire coun­ keeping the liquor Inuilness as far tol to^Md druggists in making out shore in what Is known ae the sel and they may be forced to pay M druggists are concerned ethical. applications for permits. This ser­ deavoring to earn five dollars for the r North Mill pond. The Ice was dan- case of Marlon Burns and Kane circle’s charitable work in the com- SEEK SLAYER IN MAINE f u n e r a l s Richmond, shown here, the se­ court costa which In most eatfu will They will take every means to police vice is free to members of the asso­ gerotisly thin, due to a current in exceed the possible Ane, according { the indiutry and keep it clean, Mr. ciation and will be a big help to mimlty. Yesterday afternoon Mrs. the water. Pope ran to a round­ cret was kept since last May, Portland, Me., March 9.— ^AP)— to orders received from the attorney Murphy stated. The members are them. C. B. Loomis’s group held a bridge Charles R. Hathaway house, obtained a ladder and alone. when they were riiarried fol­ Search for the slayers of Agaplto general’s office In Washington by opponed to sales of so'called "nips” party at the home of Mrs. E. E. In the darkness crept outwai-d lowing their work in a jungle "Scarface” Fatello, alias Farlo, 'The funeral of Charles R. Hatha­ the United States district attorney and will not allow i t On the other Segar, another member of the way, dean of Manchester’s legal pro­ across the treacherous loe toward picture. Richmond was a Min­ group. First prize was won by Mrs. whose strangled body was found In the direction whence came the cries nesota university athlete, and for (Connecticut. ’The order statea hand they bellSve that forcing a per­ Completion of the Los Angeles Worcester, Mass., Monday, led to fession, was held this afternoon at that hereafter aU cases of violations son to purchase a quart of liquor John Pickles and second by Miss 2:30 o’clock at the Center Congre­ of the terror-stricken animal. Miss Burns formerly was Mrs. Colorado river aqeduct will provide Ella Bldwell. Others in the group this city today with local police as­ Pope reached the dog just in time, Bruce McFarland. of the Federal laws concerning the when needed for emergency pur­ sisting Massachusetts officers. 'The gational church, which was Ailed ixi carrying of Are extinguishers on a water supply for scores of can­ include Mrs. G. W. Kuhney, Mrs..J. capacity for the simple but impres­ for it was too weak to stand when ------^ poses has its evils, too. Bay State officers are checking the vessels will be handled by the de­ M. Nichols, Mrs. E. A. L ^ g and sive service. Rev. Watson Woodruff he dragged it from the hole in the Solid Front yons In the California desert suit­ possibility that Fatello was slain to The Union Jack of Great Britain Mrs. I. P. Campbell. officiated and Mrs. R. K. Anderson Ice, where it had broken through partment of Justice In couHt In­ Mr. Murphy pointed out that the able for winter homes. avenge his connection with a mur­ played appropriate selections on Edging his way back, across the ice la composed of three separate stead of by the customs department. der In Worcester in 1927, foV which the organ. with ladder and dog, Pope regamed crosses— those of St. George, St. Upwards of 80 attended the card he was tried and acquitted. The bearers were John K. Dwyer, the shore. Look the dog to the Andrew and St. Patrick. Water ta an expensive commodity party and dance given last evening in the ponur region. at the new Wapping Community Henry Simonson and Charles Rob­ roundhouse where the nearly dead Church House under auspices of the DEMAND WAGE INCREASE erts, Jr., representing the Odd Fel­ Animal was revived with warmth Federated Workers of Wapping. lows; and William S. Hyde. Ray­ and blankets. The Rhythm orchestra piayed for New Britain, March 9.— (AP) — mond Goalee and Samuel G. ^ rd on , Officers of the Stanley Works will representing the Masons. Burial ! HANDS Announcement dancing which foUowed the setback HOME LOAN A’TTAC'KS DENIED games. Sandwiches and coffee were, hold a conference today with repre­ was in the East cemetery. sentatives of about 175 tool and die served at the close of the games, Hartford, March 9— (AP) —At­ makers, who presented a demand for WUUam J. MeVey and cake and pie was sold. Those a 40 per cent Increase in pay. It is tacks against the operation of the who served on the committee were Funeral services for William J. Hartford Branch of the Federal ^binoW j8> reported that they threaten to MeVey of Brewster street, Coven­ Mrs. John A. Collins, Mrs. Albert strike unless their demand is Home Owners Loan Corporation by Stiles, Mrs, Harold Collins, Mrs. try, were held this afternoon at the Congressman Herman P. Kopple- granted. An adjus,tment in wages Second Congregational chimch. Ansel Christensen, Mrs. Frank was made by the factory last Octo­ mann yesterday brought denials are pleased to an­ North Coventry, to wWch the re­ from John F. Caffey, Hartford SEflRt House and Mrs. Clarence Johnson. ber and November, Vice-president mains were removed from the W. P. First prizes in setback were won manager, and Joseph P. Kennedy, nounce the opening Ernest W. Pelton, of the corpora­ Quish Fimeral home lo this town. chif appraiser this morning. Ap­ tion said today. by Mrs. Bkiward Collins and Frank Rev. Leon H. Austin conducted the praisals, aUeged by the congress of i new and exclu- Stoddard; second by Mrs. Frank service and the bearers were man to be too low, have been made ^t^BEflUTY Stoddard and Harry Anderson; Hovey, ’Tex., Wdh fair to become Charles Christensen, John E. Kings­ on the correct basis and no case- or wirirthe 30,lRteraaHonoi^3eerch aive third, Miss Marion Snow and Frank the newest “ghost d ^ ’’ of the state. bury, Walter S. Haven, Irving coUuslon between appraisers and in­ 'forBebuly ConteslWineeirsano Gardner. In bridge Mr. and Mrs. Only about six families live m the Loomis, B}rron Hall and Axel Olsen, surance companies, also aUeged, U R irM ir‘CRA88K I8A lUMNO George Sibley held the high scores; community now, and the postoffice all of Coventry. Burial was tn the has been CaUed to the attention Miss Etta Nevers and Roy Bum- has been discontinued. • Center cemetery in that place. the office here, they said. MiaTAIMSnONG JAMBGIEASON ham, second and Mrs. Norman Rey­ VOSCOE RAINS TOIY WINS Corset nolds and David Tripp, third. A ten-year-old girl Margaret Hel- Mrs. Rebecca McFarland fets, is the leader of a symphony ’The funeral of Mrs. Rebecca Mc­ PRINCE “VERY HAPPY” :Co-FeatureT^ A chimney Are at the home of orchestra and also gives Chopin Farland of 48 Spruce street, was Daniel Griffin on Hilliard street was piano recitals m Moscow, Russia. held this afternoon at 2 o’clock at London, March 9.— (A P )—It was Section plain Mr, cmd Mrs. Slgva^ Berna­ discovered at 11:45 last night Mr. her home and at 2:30 at St. Mary’s 'uck Jones _ Griffin is ill and an extra warm fire Episcopal church. Rev. J. Stuart dette who sped toward Berlin by was being kept burning in the house Neill conducted the services. The train today after unexpectedly which result^ in the chlnmey caten- Bride of Cigar bearers were Stephen McAdam, crossing the North sea, a ^ n giv­ ^TIGHTING CODE'' Tom orrow ing fire. A telephone call was sent John Walker, WUUam Stratton, ing all London the sUp. ADDED FEATURETTE to Chief Coleman who with Bill Magnate’s Heii James Greenaway, David Ritchie The former Prince Slgvard of Saturday, March 10 McGonigal and Driver Joe Chattier and James Cole, all of Manchester. Sweden, who gave up hie right to MICKEY MOUSE in “GROCERY BOY" Burial was in the Shut cemetery. the crown to marry the comely Ger­ YOU ARE CORDIALLY took the chemical truck of the Man­ chester lire department to the bouse. man Aim actress, Erika Patzek, left Serial—“PERILS OF PAULINE" Emma WoUerahine I N V f r a D ' The roof was covered with snow London with a genial smile. and made it dangeroua climbing. The oody of Emma WoDersUhe, "We cue very happy,” were his McOonlgal slipped once and only 48, who died on February 7 in Iron parting words. Today - Saturday River, Mich., arrived In Manchester state saved himself from going off the : by express this monUng. 'The body roof by grabbing for tbb ladder. It TO HOLD WITNESS was a stubborn Arc and It was 12:30 was sent from Mleljlgan on March 7, for btirlal in this town. this morning before the truck again Dedham, Mass., March 9.— (AP) returned to headquarters. —Saul Messenger of Brooldyn, N. Y„ a material witness in the case A Ford truck owned by Jameb against the Mlllen brothers, indict­ Ford, which was parked on Spruce HOSPITAL NOTES ed for 'he slaying of two Needham 2 W eeks Radio City street near Blasell street yesterday poUcemen will remain In Dedham afternoon, was missed at 4 o'clock Jedl until the MlUen-Faber trial Is and the police notffled. A t 6 o’clock Miss Marjorie Lyttle of 48 EHd- ended. 3 W eeks in H ^tford the police learned that a truck wa* District Attorney Eklmtmd R. standing near Hilliard street on % ridge street was admitted and Mrs. Pauline Varca of Bolton was dis­ Dewing of Norfolk county said he Main street. PoUceman Michael had decided to hold Messenger In 50,000 Can*t Be Wrong! Fitzgerald checked up <» it and 'A' charged yesterday. A son was bom at the hospital to­ Jail “for the best Interests of the learned the truck was Mr. Ford’s, case.” 4'Aa day to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Lingard There was no damage done to the Messenger who was released last yrOGETIIEHl f/RST TIME truck, . of 38 Hudson street Elmer Hotchkiss of 27 Florence weelt on $1,000 bcdl, came here Icut street wae admitted and Norman night from New York. He returned McKee of 27 Clinton atreet *nd Miss voluntarily at the request of Nor­ Christine Petlg of TalcottvlUe were folk county authorities and wem discbergttd today. questioned several hours immediate- The hospital census todhy u* 53 Jy after his arrival. patients.

INCOME TAX WARNING.

Washington, March 9.— (A P )— Income tax payere’were warned by Fred E, the Treasury today to file their re­ turns not later than March 15. What "Special attention,’’ the Teasury eatd, “ii called to Section 291 of The elopement was a complete the Revenue Act of 1932 which im­ W erner Suit success, so Mrs. John Sctanlte is poses a heavy penalty for late Al* Instructor m 'S?. % shown here, celebrating with a ing, namely, cm culdition of 25 per ... dip at Miami Beach, Fla. She cent to the tax. PIANO and ORGAN '4 % x:- and her husband, son of the "For example, if one's tax would \ '' '' i 4 x', A Enthusiasm! New York and Chicago cigar otherwise be $100, the penalty for studio: 128 West Street store magnate, surprised their failure to Ale the return on time, A friends recently and now are unless due to reasonable cause, ie Phone: 3833 -an d WHY? honeymooning at the Florida $25, making the total tax $125 In­ ^ t Gay resort stead of $100. The overwhelming enthusiasm now being displayed in our suit department is the result of •our 25 years of buy­ George J. Smith Easter Hat / A / z V / , ing experience which enables us to foresee the demands Cottage St. Package Store of the smart dressers as to fabric*«-style and color. Gaily becoming Easter Hats. P nv^te New straw fabrics—colors to Instruction OUTSTANDING SUIT VALUES AT match your costume. Excellent WEEK END SPECIALS values at Tenor Banjo Marlowe Gin, 90 proof...... $1.00 Old Mr. Boston G iR ...... $1,40 Tenor Gi^tar to $10.75 Capt. Kidd Whiskey, 90 proof...... $1.50 quart Hawaiian Guitar $1.95 to $5.00 Straight Whiskey, 100 proof...... $2.00 quart We give private Isiuoas in Kentucky Triumph, 90 proof W hiskey ...... $2.25 quart your home. We do not teach iq SUNDAY — MONDAY — TiJESDAY class as advancemaht is not sat­ Shenandoah Whiskey, 90 proof...... $1.95 quart isfactory. Rate $1.00 per lesson. GUARANTEE! I Personally We sui^ly brand new mstnuaiA4 A lco^ 190 proof...... $1.65 bottle To Be One of tke Finest the; State,, with ease. Your property iff n W ine ...... 75c bottle lessons. leged .To Show. Your AdsUadm funded It Ton D^Not Lke the B®**’ ...... bottles;25c 412 East Center Street " V • • • •. ,y;~ GEORGE — ------^ - ______J. Dial 8860

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AUVBMT1SBMENT-. dam here. It is caleuutod. will Uft the stream 186 feat, to Impouad DANK TO REVIVE 910,000 acre feat of water. It win U TESm O C K S NUMEROUS ( W be built where ^ river outs be­ tween the Semlnoe range and Ben­ New Yorit, March 9.—(AP) — VAST ARID AREA nett mountain. Scatlment waa mildly Improved In THE The Alcova dam win push waters financial markets today, but trading AGAINST THIS BOY of the river back into a great enthusiasm was le^irfr^g px^,les natural basin, the "Fiery Narrows," were Irrsgular during moat of the tl BARGAIN HOUND Public Works Project is so named by Washington Irving busineas hours. because of the vivid rock forma­ Stocks were fairly active on the Thtft, Brealdiig an! Ester- tions found there. The level of the npaide for a abort time after the rtver here wiU be lifted about 169 opening, but profit taking soon ap­ . Wyoming, Other States to _ kew Spring models In youthful llitai n A Ourfles of Joy will come forth One at the most popular ouflts of fe e t peared and many gains were either mg, Arson and m AddHkm wheo you see the dresses at Sage pared or transformed into thiMs oonte the south this winter is a trim white When the Semlnoe and Alcjva loiues Just the finest ones you’ve ever seen. Allen’s Allain Shop on the second pique skirt topped by a manninh Cost $22,700,000. dams are completed, a chain ot Strength was displayed b: a few floor. I Just hated to leave the blouse of navy blue or brown linen. three reservoirs will be created. specialties, however, Inclu , Forgery. place. There are prints, all kinds Often a contrasting handkerchief is The Pathfinder dam, built 25 years Canadian issues. of them, sheers, rough and ribbed Grains, silver and rubber were knotted about the neck of the Casper, Wyo.—High in import­ ro, to impound w ater fo r the crepes, moss crepe, plain colored blouse. orth Platte project in western steady, but cotton eas^. Bonds were Hartford, March 9.—(AP)— dresses with snoart litUe Jackets, ance on the list of projects made Nebraska and southeastern Wjro- narrow, as were Intematicmal dollar $19-98 Charges of breadcing, entering amd dresses gayly touched with a possible by the government’s public Smlng, lies between the two newrates. Icebergs—the kind that melt in of plaid or femininely alluring with your mouth—is the candy offering works funds, of immense potentiali­ sites. Shares of Canadian Pacific drew theft last December, followed by lovely niching. And then there’s for 39 cents a pound, regularly 60 ties to Wyoming and neighboring Dam Is Profitable a slseable following with a gain of setting fires In hla neighborhood, a plaid taffeta that’s perfectly darl­ cents, at the Center Pharmacy this more than a point Dominion stores after which he took a two months ing. It will break your heart if states stands the 822,700,000 Farther down the river, at got up 2 and International Nickel week-end. Guernsey, in eastem Wyoming, vacation in Florida on forged checks you don’t take It on the spot The Casper-Alcova power and Irrigation waa quite Uvely but virtually un- DRESSES undertaking. Is another power dam which nra b h a n i^ . S. Smelting, iNitino of bis employer, Herbert Lagner, a The Baiter parade hae Mae ranges are 12-20, 38-44 and Using lime Jello ar. a base you can the government more than 82run tor gains of a point or pearance In court tomorrow. ■natch them up at ones. given credit for winning govern­ more. Liggett A Myers B and U. S. and garnished with mayonnaise. tending far beyond the boundiuies We doubt, though If you Encouragement to you dieters— ment approval of toe gigantic proj­ Industrial Alcohol advanced a Smith, who la 17 years old, ac­ The amsitng drop of 32 pounds In Diced cucumber; and sour pickles of that state. can wait until Btester to ect. A movement has been started point The oils Improved, but toe cording to toe state police entered begin wearing them! her weight, from 127 to 95 pounds, may be added to the lime Jello, still Two mammoth dams will im­ to name the Seminoe dam for him. rails, utilities, motors and steels toe store of Myer Friedman and *iy> in six months, has caused Joan another combination to carry out pound waters of the North Platte Prints and print combina­ Wyoming looks forward to bene­ cased. United aircraft dropped toe Winnipeg Qub In Norwadk mak­ tions and smart Marsh of Hollywood to become a the green color scheme is strips of River in reservoirs of vast extent fits comparable to those which the nearly 2 points and toe other avia­ ing a haul of liquor and cigarettes. much sought after girl. She gets green pepper, celery flnely cut and A power plant will distribute cheap Every dress exqtaeltely southwest will receive from Boul- tion Issues were^oft. Thirty more arrests for motor ve­ cut and finished. dosens of telephone calls a day ^ m stuffed olives sliced crosswise. With current to proposed industries miles der dam, when the,Casper-Alcova Carloadlngs for toe week ended hicle violations, most for not having her friends asking for her secret It lemon Jello, flnely shredded cabba^, from the center of the project; great project becomes reality. March 3, were up 306,766 over the mineral resources, yet imtouched, operatora’ licenses were made by the is not a secret according to Joan, apples flnely cut and stuffed olives previous week, but this waa much state police yesterday, and everyone who wants to try it are good^ can be developed; thousands of acres less than toe seasonal gain owing to can do so. A fresh vegetable diet of lands can grow crops where now Fldelle Banos smd Tony Mende of the abnormal weather conditions South Norwalk were arrested by toe $4.98 for three months turned the scales Talk about bargains—this is a there are only barren wastes, de­ INVESTIGA110N BOARD during the period. state police for having In their pos- around. Now she eats everything, gift! Helena Rubenstein is offer­ clare Wyoming leaders who have While the financial district ap­ Your fought for the project. Sion policy slips. They will be pre­ and her weight stays at 95, which ing you a 11.00 rouge compact with peared to be somewhat reassured by sented in court there March 12, Others To Is about five pounds underweight. every 81.00 box of her face powder Use Government Funds TO ADJUST PAY RATES developments at Washington which She hopes to add the five pounds by that you purchase at Hale’s drug The millions needed to finance Indicated that the bill tor regulation Foilwing an Investigation into an $14.98 drinking a quart of milk daily. counter. With such an offer I don’t the great work will come from the of securities markets would be sub­ automobile crash on North Main imagine the stock will hold out in­ public works fund of the federal Brief Strike of Local CWA stantially amended, and that toe street in Klllingly between cars EASTER Mrs. Homewood is having an Eas­ definitely so If I were you I’d drop government. Skilled Workers Leads to NRA shorter hours, higher wages owned by J. C. Warren and Harold ter sale of her exquisitely made flow­ quietly in and get mine rather soon. A region sorely stricken by deple­ Wage Schedule Decision. program would not be forced on H. Alvord, the latter of Da^lle, ers at Kemp’s. You’ll love her jon­ tion of its oil reserves and can­ thoee who could not afford It, opin­ Alvord was arrested charged with quils, tulips and daffodils. cellation of leases following the ion waa mixed as to near-future driving an automobile while under Teapot Dome expose dreams of a Local CWA skUled tradesmen, price trends. toe influence of liquor. He is held HAT Here’s the way ham steak Is pre­ LATge stuffed olives wrapped in new era of prosperity, with several principally painters, employed on Some market commentators con­ In bonds of 8200 for his appearance pared at the Martinique, New York: thin slices of bacon fastened on with thousand men to be ^ven employ­ several Civil Works projects, ob­ tinued to point out that various In toe Klllingly town court today. Cut steaks one-half inch thick from ment and business certain to revive jected yesterday through a repre­ “blue chip” stocks may have already a toothpick and placed under the and expand. the center of the ham. Allow one broiler flame Just long enough to sentative master tradesman to the discounted much of toe bright eco­ to every two persons. slowly The Semlnoe dam will be built 75 cents an nour maximum pay set nomic news that k now appearing cook the bacon make excellent ap­ at a cost estimated at 86,160,000. Your Easter bet deserves much In the ham’s own grease and when petisers. by toe local CWA board at its week­ and that quotations, in several in­ consideration. It’s probably toe It will be of concrete, gravity type, ly meeting Wednesday. The ap­ stances, seem to be out of line with done, remove from the skillet, add Chipped beef, cut fine with scis­ in the Granite canyon of the river, i ^ i o i s o o most important hat that you buy half a teaspoonful each of sweet pa­ sors, and mixed with mayonnaise peal was made to George H. Wad- ej^lnga, both present and poten- all year. We've done our ^ a re... 60 miles south of Casper. Its power ■dell, certifying officer of the local prika and orange Juice to the nat­ and seasoned with a dash of caj>- plant will provide an annual out­ we've shopped the millinery mar­ ural sauce In the pan. enne may be piled on crisp crack­ CWA board. An Increase of 25 Particlpation In stocks and bonds ket, hand-mcklng every model, tor put of 150,000,000 kilowatt-hours from abroad waa reported to have 9traln the sauce, keep it hot and ers. for distribution in central and cents an hour was asked, making certain style significance. Now It’s pour over the ham steaks when they Thin slices of ham or the various toe maximum hourly wage of skills depreciated considerably In the past time to choose toe most becoming southern Wyoming through trans­ week or so, although slseable G l­ are ready to be taken to the table. ready to serve sausages cut in famcy mission lines in three areas. workers 81.00 In conformity with LOANS type. ances were being maintained here by Sprinkle with chopped parsley, put shapes maiy be served as hors toe scale set by CWA boards in Cost at Alcova la estimated at several surrounv.lng towns. The leading European traders. ’There a few chopped tomatoes and several d’Oeuvres. 83,339,000. This dam will be a When money it tiny boiled carrots around the steaks workmen continued at work pending waa said to be .ttie change In toe diversion barrier of earth and rock toe receipt of further instruction short account from Its status a needed., remem<> and serve the remainder of the veg­ In the spring fashion shows in across a narrow gorge in the Platte, etables In separate dishes. from their representative, James month ago. At toe same time, a ber our lerviee. Paris, velvet was shown more than 30 miles southwest of Casper. Forde, master piainter. few brokers found that buying re­ in any previous collection. In aul- $2.98 The Irrigation system, on which Mr. Waddell called H. Perry Close, cently has been a little better than dition to the long evening wraps of approximately 813,000,000 will be the selling. Ute ow Ptfsoael Nett velvet, a completely now type ot supervising engineer for this state, plea tket rtqeires no se­ expended, will mclude a 106-mlle and after an inveatlgation of ths Norton shoe has Just received a coat attracted much attention. It canal, which will termlnte six curity for emounit up to huj|e^8tock of galoshes that they are fastens in the back, one side folds miles north of Casper. rates of pay of the several sur­ rounding towns, gave permission for $100. Olhet plens end at 50 cents—as long as they over the other, then ties i' ■ the front, The United States Reclamation last! the increase of 25 cents an hour to 666 terms to leit circumstencet. making it eesy to .'pen v.ie wrap Bureau is in charge of the con­ Uqum, TARLI^ SALVB when one sits. These wraps are cut skilled workmen tor this week, struction project and all work will pending the establishment ^ a NOSE UKOPS Plain dresses topped by Jackets with a low cowl front and back, have be done imder contract, with local (hecke Colds first day, Heedaohea Cost is moderete. For long loose sleeves, making them cool board ot Investigation, In an e ffort make interesting spring ensembles. labor as far as possible. Plans and to prevent further complaints in this or -Neoralgta In 80 minutes, Malarta exsmple e $50 loen re­ One of the smartest is a brown, and yet a protection ^or the light specifications now are being drawn connection. in 8 days. pel. in 5 months costs only summer dresses which of organdie for the major units and work on ^ ra d iiis lightweight woolen dress which is 'he board, when organised prob- Fine Laxative and Tonic ’worn with a coat of tan, srellow, and muslin will be worn universally. aO of them is expected to be under $4 50. This is based on e way by spring. y next week, will consist of toree Meet SpeWy Remedtee Rnewa. orange and brown plaid. Many situdl velvet c.^pe. in black members, one member representing monthly eherye-of three and colors were also showt' by mauy One of the great items in the toe workers, one toe contractors and pet cent on the unpeid Have you tried the new Vlta-B of the houses. As to color tiierr plan is the reclaunation of 66,000 one from toe CWA board. This belence. ■Cereal? It’s appetising and rich is no question ab'^ut the importance acres of land in Natrona county, board will pass upon all future wage in vitamin vsdue—and also, it makes of blue for the spring sea on. Pa­ in which Casper is located. An schedules. FOOD SALE tou blue is really a divine color, and irrigation district now is in process R v t f w d , delicious muffins and cookies. Get The original maximum rate of pay Saturday, March 10, 10 a. m. on it at Hale’s Self Serve. in London they are using a very of organisation there. for skilled workers, as set by toe Bale’e Store Baeenoent Conn. lovely marine blue. Pay on 40-Year Plan Civil Works Adminl'-tration, was „ ^ Flnsndn*ifiAssocietton.hK.IDEAL Assoeietion.iiK LriSTFiriFPvS W I LmlV9FL,| Fresh pineapple is a special at First to receive attention there 81.20 an hour. All CWA boards Coventry Fragment Society 843-853 Main St. 2nd Floor Garrone's this week-end and it is will be production of feed for throughout toe state were ordered Bread, loaf cake, filled cookies, Rnblnow Bldg__ Phono 7281 The Store of Specialty Shops “special” too. It offers you a de- , Uvestock, badly needed on the to bring maximum pay schedules doughnuts, baked beans, etc. MANCHESTER lectible change for your Sunday into conformity with local wage menu. They are 25 cents each. scales in their respective towns. expected to be among major activi­ ties in this areau BUS LINE SOLD Settlers in this district will make Equally at home on CURB QUOTATIONS repayment to toe government on Danbury, March 9—(AP) — Pur­ 5 VIOLENT DEATHS toe 40-year plan. Aiding, too, in chase of toe Packard Ltoes, a motor SAGE-ALLEN & CO ., Inc. discharging toe debt will be oU bus service operating between Hart­ H artford Amer Clt Pow and Lt B ...... 2 ^ royalties accruing to toe reclama­ ford, Waterbury, Bridgeport, Dan­ OCCUR IN STATE Assd Gas and E lec ...... tion fund from Natrona county. bury and Poughkeepsie, N. Y., by Ruffles and Tucko are havingr their Easter showing of Country Roads and Amer Sup P ow ...... 31^ A vast wealth of minerals wiU toe Danbury Interurban Bus Com­ Cities Service ...... 3 be made available by cheap power, pany, was announced here today. Brother and Sister Cities Service, ^fd ...... 20 declare competent technologists, ’’n The service of the two companies, Elec Bond and Share ...... 18 toe North Platte valley they have which was duplicated in part, will City Streets Autos Take Three Lives, Ford Limited ...... 7 ^ found veduable deposits of iron, be consolidated. COAT and BERET Niag Hud Pow ...... 3 % chromium, potash, tmd asbestis. Penn Road ...... | 3^ In addition, they assert that ENSEMBLE Train KiDs Another — Segal Lock ...... [ , , % there is an almost Inexhaustible Stand Oil In d ...... 28 % supply of sodium sulphate and PUBLIC SETBACK TONIGHT Just Youth Dies in Cave

asd their cases were turned ever to MANdlESTER YOUTH tbe local poUoe for Investifatloa. Tbie store has been oomplalsisf TEACKNGSTAfF m m m ROCKVILLE of heavy loeeee from ibopUfllBff for U U C E D n several mosths asd bofisnlsg early HONORED BY YALE this week an effort bae been ma& Newt by both tbe proprietor and lopal CBANGES MADE GABLE-COLRERTTEAM B B O D N D O V B t Uoe to oaten tbe offenders, Six I _____. - f- nSH AND GAME CLUB oases have been turned over to tbe — ------Af Troyaaor- Skin of DwtoTaed NoiPOBidiii/ WaKer Olcott Placed bn polios for inveetlfation. UP FOR FIRST TIME 0^ , Soviet aatbaiMdor to tbe Ualt- inDrllllRf tho U GIVES TURKEY DINNER Fsseral of WUUaa F. WloUoska Tranii«rt Necetiary Owing E. J. De Mart, Aecoied of ed States expreaeea "ilBoerest wish Factor. - . ' T r m H Tbe funeral of William F, Wle* Stsri in Hippenid 0ns our p e e j^ may be ualted in Dean’s List for Prolicien’ Uoik^ 34, of 34 Spring street, who to RetigiialioD of Henry Night*’ at Stats Sunday tbelr oeamoB efforto for the greau ' Tito ABMHoia Uglea rtflottoap Splendid Entertslnment Pro­ died Wednesday at tbe Reokvllle Stealinf Local Car, Mott S it oultural purpoie that of world eraoked tte buU m wlOi m S B cjr in Hit Stndiet. vided and Motion Pictures of City hospital, will be held from tbe Night Play Wall Togsthsr. peaeo." durlag a shoot wltk tko Sports Shown at Annual home of bla parents, Mr, and Mrs. L Farr Tondorod Recently Face ffigher Court HaverhiU, Man.— Stiflke of ilx Middlefleld Amerieaa Legioa . George WieUcika of 10 Nve strMt, OlAUdetto Colbert and aark thouaaad shoe worken ooBtlBuef m ^ over a 60 toot rSgo t r l E o Affair. Saturday morning at lilo e'eleok Gable, two of Hollywood'i moet a Bujorlty of tbe laigir manufap- (barter Oi^ league last atobt, aai N*w Haven, llareb (AP)— popular etare, are teamed togetber tw rs deoUae to eater lato Begotla- Mumpbed marglB of 41 BOiaiP NotwlthatandlDf the asewatorm, asd from St. Josepb's Pellab Oatb* 'The reeIgBatleB of Henry L. Farr Edward Joeepb DeMars, 33, of Cea&Mileul placed 313 etudente on oUo oburob at 9 o'clock. Rev. Sigle* ae teaober of ancient history at for tbe flrit time In tbe Oolumbla tlone with tbe Ualted Shoe aad Tbe More, whlob wm 900 le i@ the Yale "Dean’e Uat" the unlvereU a total of 104 atteaded tbe tenth mund Worlenlcki, pMtor, will offl* Milford, Maas,, wm bound over to Leather Workerl Ualoa, oonoemlng to tbe ddn of d annual banquet of the Rockville elate at tbe requiem high Manebeeter High seboel has roduetlon, “It Happened One tbe April term of tbe ^Kartford aew eoBtraeti. made 111 iy announced today, 99 of then maM, brought several enangeo in tbe staff right," wblob is ooming to tbe aad 194 blta, raopMavtly. from New Haven county alone. Pleb and Game Club Tburaday eve- Burial will be In tbe family plot la S County Superior Court tbie swra- Northamptoa, Maas,—Jam u Foe- St, Bernii'il'a oeButew of the leeal public sc ^ ls , it WM State Theater Sunday, ter Kea», negro attorney who bM At a rifle meet la tbo atato •tudenta on the Dean'a liit have nlnf at tbe Roekvllle Kouee, This annouBosd follewlsf a msatisf of Gable iky-rooketed to fame a isg, Is town court, Is default of Mr. Wlelicika bad bees a patient thetM tei^'BMtown Board M o f Eduoatlos iMt praotloed law nere tor 11 years, die- u ta o n , Hartford, luaday, with -cbitvedachieved as avaverase of .Ifbty per proved to be tbe Mf .orent In tbe {B tbe RockvlUe City bo^tal for eouple of yean ago following ble 18,000 bond OB a obarge of breaklDg barred in Hampshire luperlob Amerioaa Legioa mabm threughoul cent or bliberbliher Is tbelr etudlee, and blftory of the local club, Blfbt. Mr. Farr b u bass appolst* appearasoe with Norma Shearer In and entering in tbe night seaeoo and partlolMtlai, the Maa- are o se m i^ from rulea limitinf but a sbert tims, He dledTof a rup s f to tbs sdueatlosal staff of tba Court. Henry wm oonvioted on a Tbe dlnlof room at the RockvUle tursd appendix. OlvHlas OosasrvatlOB Carps asd aa- "A Free Soul", and over-nlgbt be- toeft of an automobile owned by obarge of perjury a year ago. woB tae dSilaetlOB t t the Bumber of cute Is olaMoa. Houae praaented an lavltli Ma waa bora is ReekvlUa, tha aes sumsa bla post with tbs I74tb Com* oasie tbe moet popular male star TbomM O. Miner, March 4, DeMara oa^uriag MiMBd boaorf. •lidfepert placed II etudente, J. ance aa ‘ of Mr, and Mrs, Geerfe Wlalloika pasy at Union next Monday, OB the ecreen. Tbouiande upon thou­ WM arreeted la WbltluvUIe, Mam., Tbe tally iMt nlgbt wm m foL I. Ksolbal, J> J. Usley, H. ■. Wild* o'clock of 16 Nys street and IWed Is Reck* Miss OathsrlBs M. Dlvinsy, a sands of fas letters poured Into tbs Monday after local pellet bad lows; Maaobeiter-H. Musks, ITfi nuiB. N. R, Oalbeun, M. I. Oannina, vllls all Bla Ilfs For many years l.s ^icbsr at tbs Barnard Sobool olnoo studios, and, m a result, he wm broadcaat a report of the theft of H, Cuds, Sr. ITT; H. Cuds, Jri, iti; R, M, OuUlnas, 10. B. Hlscke, W, L ves roles with many of tbe most tbe local ear, and wm brought bMk Deatht Lait Night C. Dwlre, 195; Neweomb, 194. Mid­ WM sBiploysd by tbs Kookasum 19M, will bo tranoforrod to tbo for the hearing Tueeday, The McOwem, A, a. Pitt, Walter Wer* of Mra, Ellen Chapdelalne, Mllla oompasy at thslr Sprtsfvms Klfb aobeel to fill tbo vaoasoy loft Smous female etars on the screen. dlefleld—Abiberg. 171; Fraaohor, ser, M, 0. Beardaley, H, L, Coben, Shortly after ii90 o'clock tbe mill, ^ Mr, Farr's rsaifnattoB, Miss He appeared with Shearer agato ■tolen oar, wai recovered and re­ 166; Warner, 188; HaB^ey, in i J, J. Daly, R, P. Kumlnakl, B. I, peat prandial eaarclaea took place K v l ^ Is a m duats of Wlltimas- in "Strange Xoterlude/' and with turned to tbe owner here. New York—Mra. «ale Muster, aa- Baaeoa, 181. Ms la lurvlvad by bla parssts, bis DeMare, on parole from tbe sistMt dlrsotor of tbe eduoatlonal Peck, Obarlei lehsee, r . L. Comley at which time Henry Weber, as wife, Mrs, Mary Sstsra Wlalloika; ^ Normal aobMl, elaai of 1936. asd Joan Crawford In "Dasoe Fools, ^ialo m tbe College of tbe City of and H. D. Dulmafe. president, presented David L. Hond- Ms brotbars, Oulmsr, Edward, tbs Columbia Unlvarilty Taacbori' Dasee", "FosMsaed," asd most re- Cbeiblre Rqformatory, to wblob in- New York, aad a former state dl- Btarnferd etudente were W, M, lew ae tbe toaetmaater of tbe evo- eollaffo. oently in "Daboisg Lady", He wm itltutloB be WM eemmlttod ob two Olbeon, D, J, Tbompeon, L. J. Wall* olnc, No Introduotmn was neceeeary Anthony Her plaoo as toaobor of olfbth eecMloBi, bad beoB em plc^ ea a W/*ll«ika and thras alstsrs, tba co-sUrred with Jean Harlow la "Red Wetberefleld farm. He wm en- w)S£ii» GOASil mas, H, II, Puller, B. w, Plnkham, u Mr, Hondlow, aa publlahar of tbe MIsmi KsIsd, Nsttls and Doris Iw s in tbo Barnard oobmI Dust" and in "Hold Your Man", Jr„ L, 1. Ilcbel, David Bruce, MU* '•RockyUle Journal," le widely Wlalloika, all of Rookvlllo, 1^11 bo t i ^ by Mlai Jonnlo Carroll with Helen Hayes in "Whits Sister" route IMt wbea he attempted to rMbib.1 ton Wallmao and B, J. Wofeey. known u a eportemas. of Batbol, a naduato of Dasbiiry steal so automobile from a garage Miller, 68, deaa of tbe Sobool of Bocfcvttls Brlofa Normal loheol, who bM taught tw asd with Greta Garbo in "Susas on Silver Laao. GalBlog admlttaBeo, Foreeotry at tbe Unlvirilty of M In M tows. Iteer e « e i eassw HaiinliMtiTf Official freetlnfa of tbe elty of Lenox," iQmbOt other CoBseotlcut atudesta os Rockville were preeented by Aider- A larfo Bumbtr a ^ d o d tbo olovM yaari in Stamford, m u Car- DoMari found only a truck, and MeNv ew e# few Isiiee. Vtoaie whlit and seolal bold iMt ovoslsf roll bM alio boon toaoblng boro dur* Mile Colbert's stardom and popu­ eontinued on to M aso^ter. At ^ot'k—Dr, Frederic B. Den- tj kem 4 wW (w Be sseeto htm m , the Hot Included tbeec; R. A, Roees* man Kerwls Little, president of tbe baum of Milford. \ H. Oox of Nau* Board of Oomnson Counoll. u s ^ tbo §von$OTfhip of St, Holon^ tM im t year m oubitltuto for larity Is based upon her marvelous midnight be forced tbe bolt on tbe Bis, 88, prominoDt eurgeon. ee4 Nslr Iw he esM Cm see toil fatuck, J , H, White of Old Green* A short entertainment followed iooloty at It. Joseph's Polish Oath- Miss Eitbtr Granitrom, who wm work In such productions m "Sign garage of ThemM 0, Minor at 893 Ommeeer, wlcb, D. B. Roblsees, Jr., of Old ^ artiste from the Beverly Joyee olio sobool. f ivm a loavo of abaonoo from Sopt* of tbe Cross", "Tbs Torch Singer", Center etroot, aad made away Fraitk Badituobnsr Pest, Vstsr- ombor to February to study at Col­ "Three Cornered Moon," "1 Cover with a Reo sedan owned by Mr. M ELECTED SPEAKER Xo'me, D. B, Badfor of Rlverelde, Studio of Wetberafleid and included umbia, Miner, Paul Paequarlello of fUvertos, J. B. the popular Georce Gillette, Rom ass of Forslfo Wars, will hold a tbe Waterfront", and "The Smiling Blsfbaffl of ialem, Ro| m Olcott of Mil, Bmeat Sohleldfe and Martin mMtlsf ttls svsalsf in tbs G, A, R, Lieutenant", and Is now equal to It WM brought out in court that New LondoB, Marob 9,—(AP)— •outb Masebeeter, D, R. Totten of Lundberf, while Beverly ,Toyee dl ball at whlob OommaBdar Frank that of the top-notch feminine stars the oar had boon left In tbe garage Mlu Josepblae D. Merrick of Upper Itratford, Herbert •cevllle, Jr., of reoted the entertalsment. Rliy will preside, A soolal will fol* ot tbs Cinema capital, at 10:80 Saturday nifbt and wm Montclair, N, J,, a sophomore, le lew UM DUtiBoss mooUnf. WAU SURIEFS not mlaeed until lOtSO Sunday morn­ tbe newly elected speaker of the Tacoslc. 0. A. PetereoB, Jr., of Lieutenant Governor Roy Wllcos, Togetber, with Gable furnishing ing, March 4. Ueut, William Bar­ Ibe only eharte is f k m MtfMf TerryvlllA Thomaa Roae, in, and who Is wldaly known aa a aporte* A mootlog of tbo Clsrlii Atblstlo Now York, Mxrob 9,—GonomJ tbe appeal for tbe feminine movie­ House at representafivee at Conneo- club WM held iMt ovonlng at which ron was MoigDod to tbo Inrootlga- ticut college. She lucoeedi Miss month on onpalT^ omimfm William B. Braman of Waablncton, man throufhout Oonnactlcut, was Motors CorpoTAtlon'i-torolgD m Ioo goers, and with Miss Colbert's well tlon, DeMars wm taken to Jail to­ PrieoUla Sawtelle of Needham, J. N. Oarley and William J. Clarke unabla to attend, He was to deliver nofldsnt Carle OoooYojf prssldsd. for Fobnuiry totslod 11,196 unlto, so known popularity with tbs male day to await trial tbs first week in Mm i. of Watertown, P. H. Anderaon and a dlsoourM on tbe dutlM u an cs* Tbs proposed bMkstball ssrlss with looroMo of 63.8 per cent tram tlio > they ebould form one of tbe April. , tM Y, P, A, basketball squad wm MIm Merriok le aa honor court L. A, Dewell of Palrfleld, D. 0. ecutlve and Impreee upon hie lleteo- SAmo 1988 month And a f ain of 49 moet Mpular star-combination of Judge aad wm .preeldent of her CENTER Northrop of Olesbrook, 1, S. Brom* fb

.i,-/ DLABOR BUY NEW! NOW! idDED ON FARMS NOW! BUY BRIGHT! C 1C Henry Ford Says New Crops^ C r e t o n n e c in Place of Staple Will Solye the Problem. 1 2 * A e y a rd Regular 19o yard Cloriiet Line Fort Myers, Pla., March 9.—(AP) Choice of many patterns. Large —Laborers Incapable o f growing In 8tom braided IfOngweor Slieeff skill with advancing^ efficiency of cotton. Easy figures. Heavy qoallfy. Buy SPRING IS HERE! Start right now—to clean up--paint up—brighten up yonr home. Wanfs helps you by giving j w to keep clean. machines have no plabe in modem now for the whole house. Speck! price! 60 f t N o starch these special values just when yon will need this merctiajidise. We’d like to heautify every home in Manchester—but industry, Bays Henry Ford, fflkc. tlx99 la. 9 8 e “These men should go back to the YOU’LL have to do the work. Let’s woric especially on Mother’s own room—the kitchen. A little cleaning->new pai"t— country and leam to make their living—become Independenjt and self JASPE DENIM WINDOW SHADES a new rug—stove—or breakfast set—^you’ll even be surprised at what new curtains will do to'brighten it up. Don’t wait! sxistalning.” The new and anoart drapery msteriaL c q yd. With roller and fittings. CkHtd water In Ford’s opinion, the back-to- Good quality. Rost or green ...... Jl 9 C color, opaque. Green and B o ff...... d U C END DEPRESSION! BUY NOW! These Savings FOR ONfi WEEK ONLY! the-land movement will take care of unskilled labor in the future. He also believes it will bring more nap- piness to skilled labor which b ^ comes dlssatisfled with city life. “A skilled naan in the coimtry can find plenty of ways to use his skill profitably. The person who cannot find work in the city is out of place in the city. In the country they will Saw — Taper Hammer — Shovel, long Border for Poultry Net­ Fence Poets. become individuals and not unim­ ground. Only Has perfect handle ■flower beds. IQtcheii Light. Vnnilsh; for Wards Plat Wash Boiler. Washbo a r d. W a s ii t a b ^oap Flakes Soi^i Oilpe. Clothes portant cogs.” ting. Diamond. SteeL Dri\'e White lUifyie ...... 11.76 hang! ....30o ...... $1.26 Per ft...... 6c ...... 2c ft. easily’ ---- 26c interior use. WaU Paint. Copper. 14- Crimpy glass. 14-galhm. Chase dirt! Quick Suds. Basket of Farmers In But ...... 74c GaL ___$1.29 Gal...... $1.09 gaL ...... $2.19 Only .. ...75c Only ...... 69o 2 f o r ..... 26o 2 f o r ...... $6o willow ... J$9o “When I tell people to go back to the land and produce crops, they cry over-production and point to the farmers who cannot sell the crops Another Shipment of New Another Shipment of New already produced. That is because both agriculture and the farmer have been in a rut for a long time. HOUSE D r e s s e s APRONS Thr stifle crops are out of date— almost obsolete. We can use Just so much wheat, cotton and com. Regular 3 for The call 1s for new crops to be used 69c e a c h • $1.00 in new waj^.” As an instance of what is being Dress yourself up. Mother. You'D have to done to develop new uses for cer­ Real values. All sizes, 14 to 62. Cleverly styled. “sUck up” to go with the new kitchen. Buy 6 tain crops, Ford pointed to his 64x60 and 80x80 percales and cotton prints. now so you’ll always look fresh. Michigan farms where he arrows soy beans and produces oil from them The oil is utilized in paint for auto­ mobiles, replacing a staple crop- - fiax. And, too, said Ford, the beans improve the soil whereas fiax rob­ bed it. Likes Diseatisfled Men SALEI AT WARDS LOW PRICE Ironing Board Dissatisfied folk run the world, said the manufacturer, and “when it . . Dcmonttratoffl Padded, ready to g< leads to Improvement of conditions to work. Rind, wii: and produces a better order of • . Floor S«mplt$i not wobbls. Only things, it is a good thing.” “That is why I am glad to ob­ serve that so many people are dis­ Only 4 Left! satisfied. Maybe they will do some­ \M4) thing about it. Maybe they will Curtoin Scde help the leaders with vision enough TruKold Refrigerator to try to build a better r/orld for all i^ p le to live in. 1C "[Tresident Roosevelt is a dissatis­ Never gam a $ 3 ^ s o fied man. If he was not dissatis­ chance this Regular $1.19 fied, he would not attempt Hercu­ lily of 5 lean experiments to improve exlst- One of SdOOWN In time for spring! ing conditions.” I finett Sd « SM«I$ Dainty ciuhion /\ makes. All must p/osm«//e«r- grenadine. Priscilla, ry/sf cAsrfo Clothof K m gel Come earlyl tailored. Smooth! Wonft HOUSE tm s CLAIMS soag. Tight grip for windy day*?; ^ OF BRITISH SPYING 2 c doZa Regular 4o Washington, March 9.—(AP) — Amid talk about a "British spy" a Floor Wax Hqjuse naval affairs sub-committee No rubbluf. It pol­ deeded today there had T>een no ex­ ishes its^! Drisa cessive profits made on or collusion hard in 20 minutes. Involved in navy airplane and en­ gine contracts. Representatives McFarlane (D., 1 q t - 3 9 « Tex.), objected to approving the re­ Regula* 60o port prepared by Chairman Delaney (D„ N. Y.), until ‘'all the evidence Wordeleimi Duit Mop is in.” He contended the committee Dinette Set 9x1S-ft. Ru0f Gets into comers^ should not act until the printed ondsr radiators, sas- hearings were available. ily. No lint! He asked to insert a statement by C. H. J, Mackeanzie-Kennedy * 6 ” holding that America’s air forcea 49c are below those of other nations. * 1 4 - 9 5 Soper-Sarrlcal Regular 69o Delaney, however, objected, say­ Regular $19.95 Three million foot­ ing that Mackeanzie-Kennedy “is ovfT here at the Instance of the Solid oak extension steps couldn't wear British government to find out what \ * table and 4 chairs I it out I New designs. he can, and our government will not be a damn fool enough to telj him.” Macfarlane, while not vouching for the accuracy of Mackeanzie- Kennedy's statement, urged that J the committee hear him, adding Peroo 1 a t o r, Kettle, alumi - ^auce Pan. that “if he’s a British spy, gentle­ iea kettle} Itouble Boiler. Dish Pan. iron. Chro­ Percol a t o r. Toaster aluminum. 9-1 num. 6-quart^ Cast aluml- .41u m i n u m. I aluminum, i < { Alum Inuin. mium. Easy Electric. 9- for s a n d- men, we ought to know it.” FIX UP YOUR KITCHEN cup ...... 45c| size ...... 45c| num. 2-qt. 66c 'The committee declined to accept 6-qt...... 45c| qt...... 4>>cj 10-qt. ___t.'ks grip ---- $L79 onp ...... 95o wiohes ...85o Mackeanzie-Kennedy’s statement sKMPisaapvawtnn?. and took no action as to whether it would hear him. I *'■* \ i .V /.S ¥5 ONE OF WARDS Quotations 1^1 NEW BEAUTY RANGES It is the workerr who have suf­ fered most from the present break­ down of the economic system. —Miss Mary Van Kleeck, Russell Sage Foundation. The aim of my government is toward a true democracy. —President Carlos Mendieta of Cuba. r .*? Under the pretext of building huge apartment houses for the working class, the Socialists really V btiUt fortresses for a long-planned dvU war. Syphon Hose with every Ward^ Stand­ —Engelbert Dollfuss; chancellor of ard Washer. No more emptying tub. Austria. FREE Saves )al^. Saturday only! . Nothing can be achieved by vio­ lence. —Adolf Hitler. The president should pray to Heaven for a vigorous and vigilant opposition party to help him disci­ pline his own chiselers who would W^trds falneiMi waafaboaiRd’ aic- wreck his own great adventure. tion tub ia like a h u b d ^ —Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg of lumda gently ruMiing ja m 9t dewa, ft monthly Michigan. * Hpnell eenylBt eharge clotiiee. BIQ tub dtm week^e \ r e c o r d a w a r d waeh^for 4 people ih }4 boor, Ezdia U f oveui extra Ug topi Bridgeport, March 9.—(AP)— A that’s VALUE I 5 mhdrett wiekleee bunen reeard award of 120,000 given by a kobsml WardO tarn ooooaoltd Jury in the Superior Court here in Ji»t Aak To See It! 15 fSesoeOdy, piee ohrrytng hatA t u k , Ivocy and green f l t t ^ February to Otis T. W l^, Jr., ■ ■ Washlngtpn, D. C., bank emplojre L. . ■ and son of Mrs. Efflgene w W o, forater United States congresswom­ an from Arkansas, is upheld in a memorandum of decision returned Kitchen Scales Step Ladder today by Judge Patrick B. O'SulU- van. stu rd y conatmetioB. ^.S s?* * * decision Judge Heavy and aturdy. For ^ I I mdntgomery ward ^2 O SUhvaB dismisses a motion by U td iaa uaa. A a Hardwood. V. the^OoBDectieut Company to set 5 f t'a ia e o n ly ... m sal* ttie award on the groimds that Green enamel .. v ^ « f U i it w|m sgosaslve and oontraiy to the Isiwiaad evlde&ce in Wingo’s suit • sss s q • • fegad^ th a oompany.

“ - ‘i I. • Aanrlrratrr la the exlgenoy of war. face of tht grouad, there are iadioa* Natioas wink at the nnmoral, oftan tloas all about of the havoc done by illegal, operatlans of their munltloaa the excessive cold. Some of the Sontbig HmUli producers in promoting wars an< •dvloa toMb Rarti POBUtHAD Bt TBJD town’s streets are, even now, la the Tork, orhom liBRJLLD PRINTINO OOKFAJR. XNa the risk of wars for the sake of oon extreme of dilapidation. And la BY UR. FRANK MeCUY barred from « • II BlMcl) OEMtloas iB.Mtard lo ttoiuui IMot Mkseh* «t«r, OoBn. 4. tlnued operation and profits, because the country many residents are be^ mrat. Tho bo oaoworod by Ut. Motny wbo ma thalttasurjl m w to THOMAS rskODSON tbiy do not dare to let the munltlona ginning to worry lest the roads they ______0«B»nU Mm — r be oddrossso lo ooro of Ibis paper. Co* By ROONEY OUTUHEB 60 bstwssa on htomd wolfars m - Bpoiea fiaeol «xport, souroes within their borders dxy up must traverse cease lo be roads al does stampod, aalt*addroaood aovolopot ■edatldn for poor lOUof and tho fac­ larfo-ooalo i Fonnaad Oetob«r 1, IN I Tho HonM WosUagloB Ooive* Short of complete soolallMUlon of together by the time the frost Is all (or reply. tory woikon and growon of sugar and boilOvos Published Bvsry FtsbIbc Bzospt Voadenl. oaad. Sundays and HoUdaya Batsrad at tbs all those industries w m A are cap­ out of the ground. go far bigbor 'withpttt Post Offtos at Manobsstsr, Ooniu as Tho 'admalsteation sugar bill govonunont credit Second Class Mall Matter. able of instant application to the If, however, anybody has done ABC YOU AN INTROVERT O R ^ . The difference between on ox Washinftom March 9.—Ovll f/ AN EXTBOVBBT ‘wt oome- allowo importation at only 6,000 SUB80IUPT10K RATSS production of war material, the anything but worry about the im­ vert and an introvert may ruin a tens of Virgin Islands sugar, so One Tear, br mail ...... •AOOsaqo marriage and in the business world, ■th^ else will t-ke its plaoo. Per Monuth. by" mall ••••••••• • *s .do problem of suppresslBg the private­ pending situatibn we have not heard Do you sometimes find ursolf most Ok the profits will corns from Slnrle copies ...... an introvert may fail at an extro­ of Rooso- ..I .01 ly owned munitions business, and puxsleid because some____ < r your vmt B determination to abolish rum. Tourist business will also delivered, one yea> .00.00 about it Perhaps there isn’t- any­ vert’s job and vloe versa. An extro- its devastating interference in the friends act so differently from the | vert trying to hold dovm an in tr^ ^ t s^ ta c u la r work-roUof plan be fostered undur ths rehabilita­ A Thought f MEMBER OF THE A.S80C1ATBD thing to do., Stlil, it might work no la bringing in a l a ^ crop of new tion profram*.^ PRESS politics of the world in the interest harm to give the matter some con stand why thevthey do what tbevthey :do1ftv ? ini « ' square hole,hole.” proposals, deslgneu to absorb por­ The Associated Press Is exclusively of its own markets, appears well using a simple, easy way to under­ entitled to the use tor republleatlon sideration. How would it do to start 'Let this information I am giving tions 01 the 4,00o,o00 CWA has Oonasrvativss. who have bad their In thooo day%thsrs was m toag stand the differences between hu- been employing. . In IsraSk! every man dM Jwt wU m of all news dlspatote credited to It nigh insoluble. off by inveigling dear old Dr. Cross you today help you in choosing your ups ard downs of enthusiasm ever or not otherwlSu credited In this m M beings, one of the most help­ Many private interests with since Roosevelt came in, temporari­ was right k) ms own paper and also th* local news pub* It la to be doubted if Mr. Ford, into a not too new or too good ful things to you is to learn that work. If you are dissatisfied with the work you are now doing, this axe* to grind are exerting nrea ly are constJed by evidences of con­ 31:86. lished herein. who does love to get his views into most people may be cftvlded into two car and take him fbr a ride of some may be be^uat. you have been tack­ "ure. Some of the>t seem to 5'inz servative tendoaFifth Avenue have made likes crowds and Jblns lodges and fringed tinds; ma>jy front of Mr. Ford a slip embodying stomach, that the stomach is sore ways and housing and some modifi­ write its own laws. ’That ambition him one of the best-known young clubs. woven - through • tbs • the tabloided salients. in the morning, and that you have cation of the d vll works plan. men of Manhattan, is reorganlzlug He “shows o ff’, to advantage and back. Other sizes avail­ is definitely squelched by the lost several pounds in weight lately, In the most recent issue of ‘T or- his orchestra and will 'lead it in 1s stimulated to his best efforts by able from 22V^xS6-inch to court’s finding in the matter of the 1 believe that your doctor is correct How’s the Old Eye r 11^x18 feet tune” appeared this article on the one of the big gyrate-and-guzzle *u- applause. He enjoys the company druggists’ permits. tabllshments on Broadway. of his friends and this makes him when he diagnoses the cause of your Now thaf Roosevelt is to have his munitions business ^ the world. It trouble sa stomach ulcer. own Iltde private shooting gallery The lay interpretation of the It seems that Papa Otto H. Kann willing to overlook their faults. is bavjng amazing repercussloiiB has lost a good deal of money and While a true extrovert may win the in the White House, he wonders how opinion is that notice is served on rusty his aim is. Even Senator Borah, who needs no even has sold the family house ir highest athletic honors at college, be Sea Foods the Control Board that it must ad­ London and the Maine estate. So finds it bard to study. To expect Question: From Texas: “My Lons ago the E*retident was an promptings to become an outspoken rntbustastii duck hunter That ww minister the law as it finds it, as a Roger’s going to earn his own way, him to study night after night is brother is in the wholesale sea enemy of war, almost immediately or most of it . . , He has sold « about as reasonable as to expect an food business. We are quite na­ before he succumbed to infantile whole and not merely in such parts made a speech in the Senate which couple of his plsmes—only has jix airplane to do the work of a type­ turally interested in obtaining your Daral3r8l8. He hasn't done any shoot­ as it likes, ignoring the parts that ing for years. indicated that he, too, had been now in his p rin ts hanga. at Roose writer. He is eager to give advice viewpoint as to the value of these do not conform to the board’s idea velt Field— and with his wife has but Is not interested in whether you sea foods in the diet.” reading 'Tortune.” moved out of the family mansi-jo follow it or not. of how liquor control should oper­ Answer: It is my opinion that, Tbs Virgin Islands are receiving 11118 week Senate Nye, possibly to an apartment on the East river. On the other nand, the introvert is when lobster meat is used in the more and more attention here, and ate. with a view to forestall attempts of He’s 26, and in the last seven bis exact opposite in many ways. proper season and freshly boiled. It the (slaudera are going tr be seeing \ j With the merits gt the question years, since he started flying, has The true introvert will hesitate Is quite as healthful as any other, a lot of ths loos' celebrities. all sorts of people to win reputations about giving you his advlc^; imless whether druggists should be pernut- hung up 3,900 hours in the a lr - but it should never be combined Charles Taussig the President’s for themselves by appropriating to more than-tmy other private trans­ you ask for it, but may feel hurt if with cheese. The meat contains sugar and Cuban adviser, has ted to sell during hours prohibited themselves “ Fortune’s” discoveries, port pilot « c e p t Colonel Lindbergh. you do not foUow it. He likes to be fron. 17 per cent to 19 per cent pro­ gone down to sdvise (3ov. Paul- alone and does bis best work by Imd the entire article reprinted in to package stores, and in quantities Broadway and the gayer fringes tein. Canned lobsters, crab and Pearw;D on purchases in connec­ not legal to the latter class of per- of avenue society are fond of Rnnn himself. He is good at study, gives shrimp are also wholesome. Most tion with the federal rehabilita­ the Congressional Record as an ex because he’s a youngster little spoil attention to detail and is quite will­ mitees, bte public has nothing to people will find that the flesh of tion program hiblt in a speech he was making in ed by wealth. Papa Kahn, a musi­ ing to do any task over if be can these seafoods is quite wholesome Assistant Secretaries Rex Tug- opposition to the big-navy bill. do and can have nothing to do imtil cal classicist, was shocked when ols do it better the secjazz orchestras the diet. Seafoods are naturally a culture and Interior plan a trip but Roger went right ahead. His side with bis easy slippers on, and good source of food iodine; however, to the ■slatidi In ths nsar future dates; but.with the question wheth­ dreads parties. He will' not worry o f the munitions business of the friends Include mechanics, brokers I advise that you use these meato &drs. RixMevelt plans to pop in on er the Liquor Control Commission over whether bis riothee are in world received such a ruthless show­ debutantes and chorus girls. He in combinations with non-starchy St. Tboma> by plans sp routs to style and in face may cling to old ing up. It is shown with the ut­ shall be boimd by the law or by will protest a 50-cent overcharge vegetables. They are also excellent or from Puerto Rico. WATKINS garments. nothing but its own notions the a night club, and on the w iv in salad. The President himself expects most particularity how the muni' home is likely to give the taxi driver at MANCHESTER. CONN people have bad quite a lively con­ to visit the islands if aver be tlon business is international in its $20 tip. He thinks drivers have ownership, completely indifferent as cern. pretty tough time of it. geles keeps Intact a reserve fund to whether the arms and munitions The Commission has now been CITY OF ANGELS of 86,000,000 to meet emergen­ set quite firmly in its place by the Getting Their Number cies which arise prior to receipt manufactured in Germany to­ By their license plates you may of taxes. day are to be used against Germany Supreme Court, so far as the mat­ know them— the big shots. E v ii^ BALAN^ BUDGET Here again, as in Baltimore, tomorrow or those made in France ter of the druggists is concerned. i^ear the New York motor vehlcie there is no trick, nothing up the lureau gets a flood of speclcd re- sleeve in the way of new govern­ The next thing to speculate on is (Kigoc) Bariv NSW England bed are to be used against France— or I uests for special lucky combina­ mental forms. The city baa the in what new spot the Commission with b€til-and-ring ti;msd posts, for that matter whether guns and tions of numbers, dr low numbers, old-fashioned form of mayor- Fmandal Conditioiis of West and rosettes. SoUd rook maple. shells—or tractors, Mr. Ford— sold will break out next. ot plates with the Initials of the ap- council government, with many oi the city's activities under commis­ by America to J^ian this year are pUcants. And if the plates are in stock, they're issued as requested.. Coast Metropolis Is Ex- sions. to be used against Americans next THAT BONUS BILL So It Is that this year John F. { There are more than 17,000 $29-25 year. It is shown that purchases Curry, wbo is still boss of what a citv employes, in addition to the Not mspy mart days Intsrvene celleoL of armaments by country A from left of Tammany Hall, has toe 17,000 school teachers wbo are between today and the date Mt for plain letter C on the tags o f his ^ ^joln tly out of coimty aad city country B, though Indubitably for the most crucial test of strength be­ limousine. Samuel Seabury, wno eventual employment in a war conducted the city government a- Loe Angeles— You expect miracles To Mi^or Frank L. Shtw and tween Oongreps and the President his against B, are flnanced by B bank* veetljratioBS, baa been assigned in the City of the Angeles. People there is Mtblng pbe- that this ndminlstmtlon has known. nomenal about running a (Tty iuc- eM who then engineer loans from S8-19. Cardinal Hayes has toe out here just take it for granted On February 30 there was com tingle letter H. Two friends ot ceasfully. To them lt*le simply the people of B country to A oouB' that Los Angeles Is wonderful. a M t t e r ox operating the public plstod In the House at Represents Postmaster-General Farley, Dante But you might eypect money try to pay off the latter’s debt to the McKettrlck and Jack McKeon. have business with w iu sometninfBOfloetnlnf apprexl- Last day tomorrow tlves the required mustering of troubles in a city that has grown mating private-enterprise Interest munitloB makers. been Issued DM-1 and JM -i respec from 676,678 in 19M to far above a support to a petition for a vote lively. and effectiveness. It is shown that Charles Prosper million today, which has bad to Of the city's balanced budget on the dlsohargs of the Ways sad Dr. Nicholaa Murray Butler, build its own harbor, vastly expand Bugene Schneider, head of the ^ W9,- Mssas Oommlttes from considera­ president of Columbia ITnlvertity, Its limits, and carry its water 860 800.000, more than 116 ,000,000 8ehnelder>Cruesot Co., with mines, Ukee the number 60. His home miles. tion of tbs Pstmsn bill to pay tbs went directly for salarleo. Not smelters and foundries all over address la 60 Momlngtide Htigbts, Throughout the depreotion, thia Quite 831,000.000 oame direct EARLY AMERICANA soldiers' bonus by sa issue of |2, and bis telephone number is Uni city has maintained a balanced France, is not only a great interna* from taxes, 14,000.000 from the 400,000,000 of grsenbsoks. TUo verslty 4-0060. And now bis au­ b u w t, kept almost intact a ^ power department, and tlonal banker but controls 113 mu tomobile license number Is NB-60. 16,000,000 reserve fund, slashed Its date fbr the vote was fixed by the 886.000. 0(X) from tne other de< nltlons manufacturing concerns'of YoD’d think Mayor Florelle public debt, and—laugh this offi— partmental activities, licenses, and petltiofi ss Msreh 13. H;__ lAGoardia might have reduced municipal taxes! The Exhibit of Maple all kinds in France and a still ths like. On Monday, then, it will be MFHLaG if he wanted It He Taxpaysr Gets Ohaage Together theee receipts came greater number throughout Burope. didn’t want itt didn’t give a whether a House of Representstlves Mors than 98 psr osnt of th# to more than enough to clear the It is shown that the great De Wen* whoop one way or the other. tax levy for ths last ysar has bssn budgeted expenses and Interest on Chintz, Colonial Rugs oonsiatloff of 818 Democrats, 117 del family, still more powerful la For eeveral weeka he drove coUsotsd to dats. Hsrs, too, many the debt. RspobUesas sad five Fsrmsr-Lsbor- arooad in the ImootihA ue^ taxpayers havs had a hard Urns to Los Angeles is s living prool the metal goods industries of BU' tas will oomplstsly set at dsfiaaes by tlM former Mayer ORrlea. mset thsir asssssmsats. that acan go through and Accessories rope, is De Wsndel here and Von 11m Ueonao plates read OB-L So a temporary msasurs re- a peric boom oxpMstoa, then the bill of a Dsmooratle Prssidsn: Wendel there and shifts the "ds’s” osntly was passed eliminating all four yeare of d4preasiOD, anu ■upportod by uaprsoedsatsd pres- Broadway Brethere * ties tor dsHnqusat taxes ex­ 0 going concern, with ■uSS Thfi Exhibit of Early Anaaricana • , fihowlhg and the “vons” from time to time— fear for the future. Uffs and voto out of eommlttss Every. now and than aomo oom- cept 7 psr osnt Interest on ths all this wtek on our Main Floor . . poaitivaty and always plays the game of In­ amount due, end psnnltting pay* parativo strangar to Broadway wih tndt tomorrow tvening at 9. Hart you'll find ternationalism and erar profits to the msaaurs to which the Prssldsnt is try to Introduoo a eoonlo doslgnor msnt In xO equal Installmsnts. This “b rs A ’’ for ths taxpaysr hilt It is shown that the great unalterably opposed sad which be nod Jo Mlolxlnor to an actor that rich old wood, maple, associated with tia dsspsratsly wants to rsmsia burled. namod Konnoth qq, *tos mads poastbis bsoauss ths oity British Vlekers*ArmstroQg oonoem, of them will smllo aad say, “Yoo, wo baa DO unpaid tax warrants end Bryan to Seek oontemporarias . . Hooked and-braidad n i g i . . which sells guns and shells and A few days ego there was s very know each othor. We’ro brothort." ii M t in default to bondholdsra. ehinti, ruffles, linens, and accessories. And it’s bringing in oontidsrabls bombs and every other instrument pronouaosd Impression that not Genorally the newcomer will laugh Senate Seat at whet ■eema to be some oort d money. of destructloD all over the world, only would the House vote to bring This tax levy for the last ysar the Patman bill out of committee veiled witticism. But the fact i» numbers among its stockholders that the twp are brothers. Jo Miei* Is 89,000,000 leas than in the (L ift) A* quaint Uttio fiscal ysar 1939*80, and means a but would pass it, and that it then tiner, under his right name, has m - maple eh^r, o ^ s d some of England's moot conspicuous Induction of 10 cents, down to from an oW Now Eng­ pacifists, including three Msbops, would have better than an even come the leadUag stage deti^er (ot I1A8, on each 8100 at this aeason at least) and is respoa- land plno settle. Matf chance of passage by he Senate, de­ valuation. of oond. i the president of the T. M. C. X. anc. tible for much of the studied ele- Id, rook BMplo. spite the feet that Presideat Roose­ The vast programs of improve Dean Inge. fnnee of gem-Uke seta which start msnt in harbor and w atsr. sya- It is shown bow in this country velt has made It known that he heater audiences off Into spon­ tsma haw giveIvso Los A n g ^ a taneous bursts of applause wh«n Charles M. Schwab announced in would veto the measure. Whether munlcipsa dsbt of 8169T778.06S there has been any chaags la the curtains go up. . . . His father is n serial bonds, which are being 1937 that “Today Bethlehem Steel Mo Mielilner, the artist,' and ois Mid off at the raU of 18.000.* Compeny has definitely abandoned sttustlon In tbs last weak or so is mother Is Irish, ono of tho Mao- 000 a year, and their Intersat any thought of ever a g ^ engaging not indicstsd In the Wsshlngton di» Kmnas. Jo stuped art in icngimvj readily carried patches. But there is no particular and Philadelpb^ still draws aad F an of the reduction in this in the manufacture of ordinance ex­ Mints for his own . musemont, and annual tax burden is due to the •44. cept la time of great national emer reason for doubting that Mr. ikes to five dinner parties. fact that the water and power (▲hove) Early I8th OiQtury gttcy“—and has never for a minute Roosevelt fsoes, in this business, the Leo MIelalner, Jr., was working department aseumed payment of a bonk aad acting in amateur tntereot and maturltieo oa Ito own drop-lld dock. iaQptoed by s t o p ^ the making of armor plate, battle of his Ufa. >laya when he was discovered a.nd boodi, thus taMng them off tho ptoois touad oa caps Ood. projeetllea, gun and shell forgings, taxpaper’e back. hired by William A. Brady, toe OaMaot deon ore fitted with warships, subnMriaos and aircraft MERELY A THOUGHT irodueer. Brady ordered him to Adoittooal eavings oasM firom aasumption by the state of po t baad-wreught R-httotoa aad carriers. change his name; said nobody could with probably mors laohss of >pol] or proaouaoe Mlaltiaer. «o of tho aaaual sobo6l oost The wootoo batahoa n u e s are Bttt it is also riMwn how in tbo ground than at tbs and , Jr., beoame Kenneth MaeKeo* popartment of Watsr and Power, woia aa if by ago. in addition to faking oara of ito dlnarlly dlflleult it would bo fbr the of any winter in half a osntury, it na, aad was snnnmoful from the start About tix yeara ago be went own bonds, has shown a forthor nations to do away with the private wtn bs atnags indeed if the stats of m ^ u i at tho and of oach of ths to HoUywDod, acted for awhile, be­ last five years. A eloor field has boss epoasd ownatship of the analtloBt buslneas came a director, aad marrlod Kay OMBsetteot doss not # lta s «, wttb- Ths 8»A00,000 RFC kMh tor tor Charles W. Bryaa, threa when the alteraatve wouM be to in tbs early spring weeks about to Fraaeio. Now ho’o book on Broad­ tiaiee goverMr ot Kebraeka, to way. appoarlag on tho soeaeo that B o u ^ OMI mUMMV AMO SA1UWAY IVENINCS UNU * OfOKriC piaats and mot* ooaaa, tho wont upheaval of roads Dm ^Is Mt a timyor itaMlto. aiako tko raeo for the Doiae- his brothor i o ig Bod tor tho comody iNit Is oseursd by Mtss of the or IB eaOod *Ry Your Loavo.” eratle aomtaatloa for the Uiit* tbs beginning of Ihs motor­ Deyrtmenl of Pewo* aad ligh t od Btatoo Senate^ Ha will ro- during sofra the backlag oC W, R. of veaoe. in order to lyATKINS BROTH^8l i 2 AlfOhfiy, thooffh ths roesst days Xntsaaivs toatsad of the usual dodge of Thdiapoea, iaeamboat, wIm la •W te ttPh «C Xtaljri fcimtiE tax aatiolpatiorTwaiw tevo b«t tduehsd the mr^ 6a Is glaaSBTfor the eexl -stopplag hstdo ter tha lavor* fijiir t e pajr,MU9 At ttM l MIn b hor» Bryaa is shawm to 'to AHANdESiHL CONN. faslM t df saiib t m A b - . ' mAfiv skaliv .. V, '• MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANckESTER, CONK;, FRIDAY, liARGR 9 ,19M» Meriden Tops 'Windham, Bristol Drubs Danbur^ McaUSKEY MAY DOUBLE STEAMING SERVICE Racitig Shells Cost $$$ PHANTOMS, JEWELS NEW BRITAIN, CENTRAL IN MILE AND TWO MILE MAY EARN STOEFEN And Here Is Reason Why BALDWINS V iaO R S By BELL BBAUOHER ALSO EASY WINNERS IN DAVIS CUP BERTHI NEA Sports Editor M af Compete in Beth Eventi Revival of the annual Poughkeep­ Hayes Dairy, SL Hidiaels sie intercollegiate regatta brings to YALE TOURNEY OPENERS light some information that is and Fraternity Fire Are at New Haven Nextf Tnea- Vines Says Its Best in Ten­ mighty interesting — on the frail OIRUI CHURCH LEAGUE shells that those husky 180-pound- day N i^ t; Pole Vanlt nis; Can Beat Any Player ers ptill through the water at such Beaten by Locals. Silver City Five Staves Off The league leading Gkrman church a clip. BO X SCORE bowling team met the Emanuel At first glance, one wonders what Champ Enters Along With Lutherans when the latter team bad in World When He Is there is to one of those shells that Three more games were played Meriden (22) Thread City’s Late Rally to calls for a layout of from 11600 to B. its best night of the season and as last night at the East Side Rec, be­ F. T. a result took a detrlslve beating in 12000, But, on investigation, the Schee, If ...... i 0 2 Many Other Track Stars. Right; His Net Career. fore a good-sized crowd. In the flrst Win 22 to 21; Chamiiions two games at the School street Rec curious find there’s plenty. Hobson, I f - r f ...... i 0 2 last night. Anna Johnson of the In the first place, every good game the Baldwin A. C. evened up Oliver, rf ...... i 1 3 shell is band-made, of red cedar, the the winners nit a high single of 110. series by outclassing the Fra- Gormley, c ...... 3 1 7 Win by 33-16; Play Seini- New Haven, March 9.— (Bpecial) By JIMMY DONAHUE same wood that was used by In­ tennlty Five 24-13. The play of Slavln, c ...... 0 0 0 In the other match, St. James's dians in their war canoes. The cut — State and local sports fans are NEA Service Sports Writer Jerry Lovett and Browzowskl was H. Zajac, I g ...... 3 0 6 and the South Methodists split even, lumber is kept in kilns with the best for the winners, while Davis elated over the prospect of watch­ winning a game each. Miss Camp­ When big, blond Lester Stoefen, B. Zajac, rg ...... 1 0 2 Fmals Tonight. ing Keith Brown, Ysde's great pole the Sierra Socker, blasted Wilmer air circulating through it for more and FerguTOn played well for the bell bit high single with 100. than a year, until it becomes thor­ losers. vaulter. In actloa In the Connecticut Swedish Allison from the courts in the recent 10 22 A. A. track and field meet at the Bermuda Lawn Tennis champion­ oughly seasoned. This lumber has Whole Team Scores E. Gustafson ...... 77 83 Windham ( 21) While Meriden High was forced Arena on next Tuesday night ships, it demonstrated that Ells­ native oils in it to prevent water de­ All members of the Phantoms A. Johnson ...... 90 Indulged in a bit of scoring to down Rowan, If ...... 3 6 March 13. Brown’s entry has been 110 worth Vines knew what he was cay, and is said to swell or shrink to tbe limit to stave off a belated L. Johnson ...... 69 72 less than any other wood. Skilled craftsmen working on n the Hayes Dairy team of Hartford MeSweeney, If-rf-rg .. 2 4 received by the generxd committee talking about when he said Les Windham High rally and gain a Lindberg ...... 67 racing shell.... qpslde down! by the score of 35-28. Courtney was Szatkowsjd, r f ...... 0 0 together with those of Wirt Thomp­ 86 would be the next singles tennis 22-21 victory, Bristol, New Britain V. Bjorkman ...... 98 91 Topsy-Turvy Job high scorer for the Phantoms with Moss, c ...... 1 3 son, Keith's roommate at Yale, and champion of the United States. Pringle, c ...... and Bridgeport Central gained easy, The shell-builders, all artists of form and touch the bottom of the 12 points, while Moram was leading .. 0 0 Oscar Sudermelster former Harvard His victory also gave him an in­ a long time, build the boat upside scorer for the losers. Boy, Ig ...... 0 decisive triumphs In the opening star and now a member of the Bos 401 442 boat, he’d go right on through. German side track on Davis Cup selections down. It’s framework Is of Sitka Jewels Win Again Carey, rg ...... ,. 4 .'I round of the Yale Tournament at ton A. A. this year, and his choice by the To move this frail craft, each of Jaffe’s Jewels gained another vic­ Jansen ...... , 70 85 spruce, the strongest wood for its the eight men, weighing from 165 New Haven yesterday afternoon Brown, who broke his own indoor tennis fathers, for at least the al­ tory at the expense of the St. Klssmann ...... 76 weight in the world. to 180 pounds, pulls an oar 12 feet 10 1 21 and last night for the state basket­ record in the New York A. C. meet 89 ternate post, will be the flrst step Michael team of Hartford 35-29 in Kurapkat ...... 88 65 The “skin" of red cedar is put long, and moves back and forth on Score at half time, Meriden 14, ball championship. with a vault of 14 feet, 4 Inches, is toward infusion of young blood into in place over the frame, and It 1s a close and interesting game. John Winzier ...... 81 a sliding seat a distance of about Windham 6 ; referee, Fahey; um- Best Game Of Day the national and intercollegiate 73 the ranks of the veterans who flop­ here where patience and handicraft Tierney, Gorman and Nelson led the Kelsh ...... 51 20 inches. pire, Jackson. The defending champions display­ champion of the bamboo brigade. 60 ped so ungracefully in 1933. come in. The weather must be just Jaiffe scoring, Keleher and Winston were best for the losers. ed marked superiority over Danbu»y On the heels of the Brown entry Stoefen has been coming up in right before the operations is start­ With such activity of eight husky Bristol (S3) High in winning, 33 to 16, New came a hood of entries from New 366, 372 ed. leaps and bounds. The giant racquet sweepers and a ilave-drlvlng cox­ B. F. T. Britain had little trouble in wallop­ York University, Fordham and the Little pegs of wood are kept under The Jaffe Jewels will leave the St. James wielder from Los Angeles has swain at the rear taking place, the Utke, If ...... 2 3 7 ing Stratford, 34 to 12, and Central Boston A. A. It is also expected that the gunwales to gauge action of the School Street Rec at 7:00 o’clock to­ Pongratz ...... climbed the amateur ladder faster frail shell takes a terrific pounding night when they will journey to O te, If ...... 0 0 0 swamped New Haven Commercial, Billy McNulty, former Hillhouse .. 89 87 weather on the frame. A covering 45 to 11. The Meriden-Windham McConvllle ...... than any other player in the last over a course of four miles. South Wllllngton to play the town Marp, rf ...... 3 0 0 filer will come up from Malvern, . 81 72 of Japanese silk is placed over the clash, the last of the evening, was Campbell ...... three years. In 1931 he was rated in In covering the distance In 20 team of that place. Sonstjoem, rf'lg ...... 0 5 Pa., to defend his state title in the .100 76 decks, Md this operation, too, is 5 the best of the opening g;ames. The Tierney ...... 15th position. The following year he minutes, the average stroke is 30 Zebrowskl, c ...... 4 2 100-yard dash. .. 80 78 all by band. a minute, which would call for 600 10 outcome brought the Willlmantic Low ...... AQ Jumped to sixth spot, and when Tomorrow night the local Ranger Monahan, c ...... 0 0 0 .^elections were made for 1933, he When the craftsmen are finished, strokes by each man, of 4,800 by all quintet its flrst defeat this season The brilliant Joe M> Cluskey of they have a shell welghlngfln the team will leave for Winsted at 6:80 DiGIobanna, rg ...... 2 1 5 rated third. eight oars, to cover the distance. after fifteen straight victories. Manchester, Mike Portonavic and neighborhood of 275 pounds, which o’clock to play a return game with Palau, rg ...... 0 0 0 417 376 Each stroke generally is good the “Y ” team whom they defeated Tonight’s Slate Tom McDonough of the Boston A. Methodist is about 60 feet long and having a Kolibezynski, Ig ...... 0, 0 0 A., will compete in the two-mile run What’s the secret of his phe­ for 35 feet, and you can see from this past week on the Rec cout. Tonight at 7:30 o’clock, New Douglas ...... 91 93 beam not more than two feet wide. Engels, Ig ...... 0 O’ 0 Britain faces Bridgeport Central and there will be a fine field in the nomenal climb ? To be brief, it’s his this distance covered that there is Balwin A. C. (24) E. Beer ...... 81 79 Only one-eight inch thickness sep­ aj d at 8:45 o’clock Bristol tackles 1500 metre race, Including Glenn service. plenty of power behind a sweep of P. B. F. M. Beer ...... 67 72 arates the oarsmen from the water. the oars. 1 11 11 33 Meriden High for the third time Dawson, winner over Glenn Chm- Ellsworth Vines, just before he La (joss, rf .... . 0 1-3 1 Carr ...... fiQ Between the tracks of his slide, One wonders how such a tinjr 0 Hehiy, rf ...... 0 1-1 Danbury (16) this season. The winners will meet ningham last year; Dean Woolsey turned pro last year, had a lot to each man has a tiny platform, set 1 Crockett ...... 68 63 craft can withstand such strains. 0 Browzowskl, if . . 2 0-0 4 Murphy, If 0 2 in the finals tomorrow afternoon, formerly of Illinois, and Joe Man- say about that service. Following is on transverse braces of the shell, on But it does — and perhaps the Sullivan, If ___ McCletrlck, rf 2 the favored teams being New part of what he sold: 2 . 0 0-0 0 0 guln formerly of Cornell and pres­ which he gingerly steps with one secret is the time, care, and hand­ 1 Baldwin, c ...... 1 0-0 2 DePalma, rf . 0 0 Britain and Bristol. In their 399 390 “Les, when he’s right, can beat foot when taking his place In the ent bolder of the American two-mile work put in by the old line of 0 LaCoss, c ...... 0 0-0 0 Ghecas, rf .. 0 0 previous two encoimters, Bristol any player in the world. I respect boat. If he should miss this plat- record, also will start. McCluskey LUTHER LEAGUE WINS craftsmen. 1 Joe Lovett, rg . . 1 0-0 2 Montressi, c . !2 2 defeated Meriden 27 to 24 in the him more than anyone when he is flrst game and Meriden reversed the may double in the mile and two-mile In a special match last night at 2 LaCjoss, r g ...... 1 1-2 3 Beardsley, c 0 0 right, mainly because of his service. decision by 35 to 27 in the second. events. Murphy’s Alleys the Luther League 0 Jerry Lovett, Ig. . 4 1-1 9 Rotella, c ... 0 0 Because of the tremendoios inter­ team defeated the K. of P. team by “The service in tennis has two 0 Browzowskl, Ig . . 1 0-0 2 Hopkins, rg . 0 Meriden Takes Lead functions: It puts the ball into play 2 Meriden started with a rush est in the meet and the demand for the scant margin of 2 pins. Feeley, Ig . . . 1 0 entry blanks, it has been decided to The Luther Leaguers took the and it can be used to place the re­ 10 4-7 24 against Windham last night and for extend the time limit for entries to ceiver at a disadvantage. Good Fraternity Five (13) a time it seemed as though it would first two games by margins of four Dick Williams Selected 6 16 Sheridan, rf ___ 1 1-2 3 be a lop-sided encounter as the midnight of March 12. They may be and 15 pins. TraiUng by 19 pins go­ jJacement or dazzling speed may Half time score, Bristol 17, Dan­ accomplish this. Cargo, If ...... 0 1-2 1 Silver aty five took a 4-2 lead by mailed to Secretary Tom Tracy, ing into the final game the K. of P. bury 11; touls, Bristol, Maro, Utke made a strong bid to win out but Chapman, If .... o 0-0 0 the end of the flrst quarter and in­ Concord street, Morris Cove, Conn “Stoefen has the speed. When in Monahan, DiGiovanna 3, Son- fell two pins shy although C. Bolin form he gets more behind a ball Chapman, c ...... 0 0-0 0 creased its margin to 14 to 6 at Davis, c ...... 2 stroem 2; Danbury, McGetrick 4, hit for a single of 152 fo- the losers. than anyone of our time. He strikes To Lead Davis Cup Team 0-0 4 halftime. Windham came back into Carlson, rg ...... 0 DePalma, Montessi 4, Hopkins, Fee- the running after intermission and Lefty Anderson of the winners hit the btdl when it is 12 teet in the air, 1-1 1 Ferguson, Ig .... 1 4 ley 3; free throws missed, Bristol, battled the Bamlkowmen on even NORTH ENDS DEFEAT for 140 in the final game and a 3 and he hits it with such cannon-like 2-2 string of 363. that he's a youngster. Just coming Cargo, Ig ...... 0 0-0 0 Msiro 2, Sonstroem 2; Danbury, terms, the score at the end of the speed and momentum that it is next along, who is built for speed. Hls Hopkins 2, Feeley; referee. Winters; third quarter being 17 to 9. K. of P. to impossible to return it’ with any E.'TIrickson ... 108 104 i; frame is not taxed by the power he Was on Team 15 Years and 5-7 13 umpire, Fahey. Late RaOy Falls OXFORDS 31 TO 16 322 degree of accuracy. He has you at Time, 8 min. periods. Meriden added another two points C. Bolin ...... 88 110 1! 850 puts into his game, and it will be E. Johnson___ 86 ) his mercy, and you realize that he some time before his well-condi­ Referee, Antonia. New Britain (34) to its score in tbe quarter be­ 182 can win his service games and the Has Tennis Record Bet­ Scorer, Ken Smith. fore Windham started to click and J. Wennergren. 122 95 tioned body breaks down under hls B. F. T. 217 pressure is put on you; it will de­ slowly and steadily close the gap A. C arlson-----lie 136 J 348 terrific pace. Ferony, If ...... 5 2 12 pend upon how many of your ser­ Jafles (35) until with three minutes to go, Mer­ Gain Easy Victory in First E. Thoren .... — no j 200 Henri Cochet, the great French tered Only by Tilden; Ac­ Fracchla, If ...... 3 0 vice games you can win.’’ B. F. T. 6 iden led by only 20 to 17. The 4,000 star who recently turned pro, has Mellgonis, rf ...... 0 0 0 Vines himself, being tall, has an Faulkner, r f ___ 0 0-0 0 fans who filled the Arena went wild 520 555 544 1619 said the U. S. chances to capture (jarlsoD, r f ...... 0 0 0 Game of Series for Y In­ excellent service game. But Stoefen tion Expected to Meet the Larson, rf ...... 0 0-0 0 with excitement as Meriden tallied Lather Leagues the Davis Chip this year are good__ Jacunski, c ...... 3 0 6 again from the floor and Windham R. Johnson tops “EUy" by coveraJ inches, and John Tierney, If . .4 1-1 9 94 306 and he had Les Stoefen in mind James Tierney, If 1 Slomski, c ...... ----- 0 0 0 did it twice to make the count. 22 J. Carlson . his added height and arm reach 0-0 2 101 337 when he made that statement. Nelson, c ...... 3 6-6 Meottl, Ig ...... 2 0 4 to 21. Meriden climg desperately to termediate Cage Title. H. Brandt . enabled him to get way up in the Approval of Critics; His 12 87 299 At least two new feices will be Anderson, r g ___ 1 1-2 3 Paretta, Ig ...... -----1 0 2 its slender margin during the last H. Benson . air and smash down on a service. 105 316 on the American squad this year__ Gorman, Ig ...... 4 0-0 8 Anderson, rg ... ___ 2 0 2 forty seconds of play and the A. Anderson 140 363 His speed has been blinding them Career. Bycholski, I g ___ '0 whistle sounded before Windham Playing the finest game of the Frank Shields and Stoefen. Frank, 1-1 1 Kobela, r g ...... ___ 0 0 0 all in late years. it he’s at hls best form, should win could penetrate Into scoring terri­ present season, the North Ends 524 470 527 1621 tory. came through with a 31-16 victory one singles match, and Stoefen, If 13 9-10 35 16 2 34 Some say that Les’ speed will be over the Oxfords last night at the he’s “right,” can beat anyone in New York, March 9— (AP) —The St. NDchaels (29) Stratford (12) HAS CHANCE AT TITLE his undoing. They point out that Keleher, r f ...... 3 “Y ” in the first of a three game the world—according to Vines. United States Lawn Tennis Asso­ Toucey, r g ...... ___ 1 0 2 Maurice McLoughlin, the original Fenz, rf ...... 1 series to determine the Intermediate In addition to his .singles compe' Doyle, rg ...... ___ 0 0 0 Belleair, Fla., March 9.— (A P )__ speed demon, flashed to the front ciation took a step today that critics (Ztonway, I f ...... 1 league championship. tltion, Les may take part in the Mitchell, I g ...... -----1 0 2 Marian Miley of Lexlng^ton, Ky., vrtth his cannon-like service and of its Davis cup policies have been Fitzgerald, c .... 2 The first four minutes of the whose play in Florida this winter doubles. He won the U. S. doubles Doyle, c ...... 0 Jaconezuk, c .... ___2 0 4 ame were played without a score stayed at the top only two years. title with George Lott last year, urging for years. It named R. Euchlna, rf ...... E bsk^ball Wiston, rc ...... 5 ----- 0 3 3 fut the Oxfords were the first to has carried her within sight of sev­ On the other hand, they illustrate. eral championships, had a chance and that same comblpation should Philadelphia, former Davis (Jup Di Lorenzo, Ig .. 2 Hattersley, I f ___ -----0 1 1 tally on a twin coimter by Burke. Bill Tilden, who had none of that player and captain of the team from BUDDIES ARE VICTORS today for her flrst winter title, the be good enough to work Uncle The ,North Ends then started and dazzling speed, took a change of Sam’s boys through the three Davis 1921 through 1925. as leader of got a 10-2 lead at the end of the annual Belleair women’s golf cham­ 14 4 4 12 pace, a variety of delivery, a twist, Cup Ues in the United SUtes. America’s International Tennis Referee, S^dmond8. The Chance Vought Jrs., of Hart­ period. The second quarter, was pionship tournament. squad for 1934. Score at half time. New Britain ford proved to be no match for the cut, and lob and held the crown for Umpire, Antonia. 16, Stratford 8 ; referee, Fahey; um­ marked by keen defenMve play and Her opponent m the flna.in was seven years. Names Sob Committee fast stepping West Side Buddief at the half ended with the North Ends Frances Hadfleld of Milwaukee. pire, Jackson; time, 8 min. quarters. the Rec last night and were sub­ But it can be said for Stoefen The announcement was made by Phantoms leading 18-6. President Walter Merrill Hall along merged by the score of 49-22. Judd, Opening up in the third quarter GOLF STARS COMPETE Bridgeport Central (45) with that of the CJup selection com­ Smith, rf ...... Smith and Chapman went on a the winners rifled the mesh six mittee, a sub-division of the larger B. F. T. scoring spree for the Buddies and times, holding their opponents Renn, If ...... Rltchell, If ...... 3 IN ATLANTA MET OPEN cup organization announced Tues­ T. Saimonds, c .. 4 10 that about tells the story. Westort scoreless and the score stood 30-6 day. It has the responsibility of Calhoun, r f ...... i 0 2 and Heimer played well for the at three quarters time. North End Rookie Fielder of Cubs Ck)urtney, rc ... gathering and training the team S. Saimonds, Ig .. Vitale, rf ...... 3 3 9 visitors. substitutions were made and the which will attempt to win back the Garaneila, rf ...... 2 0 4 Buddies (49) Oxfords started a rally which netted Atlanta, March 9.— (A P )— The 82,000 Metropolitan open today at­ famous troph from Eingland. Hol­ 13 9-14 35 Schick, c ...... 4 1 9 B. F. T. ten points but the return of the Has Class—$75,000 Worth combe Ward, chairman of the larger Snyder, c ...... 0 Judd, If ...... 7 0 14 starting North End .lineup checked tracted golf professionals to the Hayes Dairy (28) 0 0 cup committee, also heads the Lombardo, rf ___ 1 Belzer, Ig ...... 0 3 3 Brown, If ...... l o 2 the rally an dthe game ended at Esst Lake course here for the flrst selection group. Sargent, rf ...... l o 2 31-16. Comber and Bycholski were time in seven yeai's. Lenz, If ...... 1 Dumitre, I g ...... 0 0 0 By EBSKINE JOHNSON .^ -city high school outfielder after Brlmley, rf ...... 0 0 0 high scorers for the North Ends The stars of the international four A criticism of America’s Davis Mitchell, c .... 1 Wilson, r g ...... 4 0 8 NEA Service Writer trying out as a pitcher. cup teams of recent years has been Chapman, c ...... 4 2 10 while Burke was high man for the ball tournament completed Wednes­ Weinstein, rg . . . 2 Burke, r g '...... o 0 0 Hollywood, March 9.—A 875,000 ’The Angels got wind of his base­ that the control of the squad was Moran, Ig ... 4 Smith, Ig ...... 7 0 14 Oxfords. platinum blond goes up to the major day at Miami—Paul Runyan, Denny Ford, Ig ...... 1 1 3 The second game will be played ball ability, and he was sent to the piqced in the han^ of men who had 17 11 leagues from Movlctown this season. Shute, A 1 Elsplnosa and Horton 45 McAdams, rg ...... 2 0 4 Tuesday night. “Chris" McCormick, now defunct Blsbe club of the Ari- never played in international 10 9 10-13 28 New Haven Commercial Not the film kind is the blond, but Smith—are listed among the favor­ matches themselves and who thus Referee, Kerr. ( 11) Gustafson, r g ...... 0 0 0 who b a n d it the game so well last zona-Texas League in the spring of Delvecchlo, rg 0 0 0 an enthusiastic kid who has quite a ites to win here. Wlffy Ctox, Craig failed to handle the youngsters Umpire, E. Judd. night, will in all probability officiate 1931. The season of 1932 found him M Driena, Ig . 0 4 4 baseball record hereabouts. He is 21- Wood and Willie MacFarlane are under them properly. 23 3 49 the second contest. playing right fleld for the Angels Rock, Ig 1 0 year-old George Tucker Stainback, others well liked. 2 Chanoe Bought (22) North Ends (31) and hitting at a .358 clip. Has Much Experienoe CoUina, c 1 0 decidedly handsome gentlemsm Another 18 hoies will be played Williams brings both experience 2 B T P. B. F. T. His sale to the (Jubs climaxed that Rucaynskl, c 0 0 0 0 Sumialaski, If .. 2 0-0 4 who may see a lot of action this tomorrow with the final 36 holes on and a knowledge of present players Westort, rf ...... 2 1 5 season, and last year saw him pre­ Beebe, rf 0 0 0 R. Harrington, If 0 1-1 1 year in the Chicago Cubs’ infield. Sunday. to hls task. He was on the team 0 Murphy, if ...... 2 0 4 paring for his inajor league debut Zanlewskl, rf 2 1 5 Lopes, c ...... 2 0 4 1 Comber, r f ...... 5 0-5 10’ Purchased last season by the Cubs REACH SEMI-FINALS from 1918 through 1927, during 3 Rykoskl, c ...... 2 0-0 4 by becoming the pride of the Pacific Albany, Ga., March 9.— (A P )—It which time American tennis reach­ E. Driena, I f ...... 0 1 1 Bradbury, rg ...... 1 0 2 a deal with the Los Angeles An­ Coast. Helmar, ig ...... 3 1 5 2 Bycholski, rg .. . 4 0-0 8 gels for 875,000 cash and three play­ was a battle of the south against ed its peak and was a competitor no 4 S 11 Bydsew, Ig ...... i o 2 0 D. Harrington, rg 1 0-0 2 ers, Stainback wa<; left with the England and the mid-west against later than last fall in the National Naturally, "Tuck’’ is almost going championships, winning through Score at half time, Central 81, 1 Swlkla, Ig ...... 1 0-0 2 latter club in 1933 for experience. the east in the seml-flbals of the 1 Vlttner, Ig ..... 0 0-0 0 daffy waiting for the seison to start. the third round.. No other tennis Oommerclal 6 ; referee, Jackaon; um­ 10 2 82 Now he’s ripe for his major league third annucU Radium Springs invita­ (By Associated PreM) Score at half, 20-14, Buddies. “The Cubs expect much of me and 1 tion golf tourney today. leader with the exception of William pire, Winters: time, 8 min. quarters. debut, Cub officials think, and big hope 1 can make good,’’ says he. T. Tilden, n., can match that Wathlni ton—Rudy Dusek, Oma­ Referee, Orlbbon. 8 15 1-8 31 The southern hope is Mrs. Bernice things are expected of him. "I’ve been playing golf, handball, record. ha, threw Paul Boesch, New York. Scorer, Mahoney, Oxfords U 6) Uppitt, of Albany, paired against P. *B. Pacific Coast fans, at least, ex­ WUllaini won hls flrst major title, Camden, N. J.—Qlno Garibaldi, DEFENDS HIS TITLE and some baseball since the season the English star, M lit Kathleen 1 Opalach, If 2 pect young Stainback to be a sensa­ closed, and am in top s h ^ . the Intercollegiate, In 1912, as a Italy, defeated Sander Saabo, Hun­ Quincy, Maas., March 9.— ( A P I - 0 Burke, r f ...... 3 tion. OAmham. The mid-west la repre- Harvard undergraduate and the gary, (Baabo disqualified after each Tony Shucoo of Boston will defend "Of course, my greatest ambition sentbd by Mrs. Opal 8 . Hili, ths 0 Davis, c ...... 0 ’’Tuck’’ (that’s his nickname) al­ has been to play in the majors. I'm lame year played on hls flrst Davis took one fall). hit New England lltht-heavywelght tournament medalist, who mseta 0 Smith, rg ways could be depended upon to hit going to hustle my head off, now cup team which won the cup from St Paul—Frank MoAdami, At­ title agalnat A1 Roderlguea of 3 Kusek, Miss Jane Bauer of Providence, R. Bi^labd. safely in a pinch in the Pacific Coast that my big chance has arrived, and lanta, threw Ted WlUlami, Milwau­ Quincy tonight in a 18 round bout 1 Vojeck, H o c k e N / * League. His 1933 batting average of 1 only hope 1 can makb the grade.’’ kee. at the arena. .335 speaks for Itself. But that’s not 8 7 2-8 16 With Chuck Klein slated to do a By Aeaoetetad Praaa nis only asset lot of playing in center fleld for the Referee, C. McCormick. He can run the 100 in 10 flat He PRO TENNIS SERIES Score at halftime, 18-8, North Cubs, and Bams Herman In right, LEVINSKY TO BATTLE National League Ends. can burn ’em in to home plate from Stainback expects that he will alter­ Detroit 3, Chicago 0. the outfleld with little effort His nate with Riggs Stephenson or Kikl REAPS HUGE RETURNS WALT NEUSAL TONIGHT Playoffs in Hockey League Montreal Canadlena 3, New York 1933 flelding average of .950 doesn’t Cuyler in the other outfleld post. Americana 2. WEST SIDE RE(S PLAY do him justice, as many Coast "Although my regular post with the New 4ork Rangin 1, Moatraal League games arc played at night Angels has been in the right field,’’ St. Loulai, March 9.— (A P )— The Are Just Two Weeks Off Maroona I, tie. and the lighting in some of the he says, "I like oenter fleld best of tourlBf Franoe-AmerioaB tMBia Niw York, March 9.—(AP)— Ottawa 3, Toronto 1, SOUTH WINDSOR H A M parks Isn’t what It should be. all.’’ pt'OfeaatoBala are lurtag ouatomers Livlniky will m k tontfht to to the box office at an even OMfrler lataraatloaal Laagia Stainback, bom and raised In Hol­ II Waltir NiuMl, thi latiat Im­ New York, March 9—(AP)—Only Mrican divlaloa lead laat Oddly enough, this youngster clip rate than the AU-AoMrioaD portation from Qormanv, In hla hat- the ilqsple matter of playlnf the Wlndaor I, London iT 3 a . H xs Wait 91ds Reo team will take lywood, spends hls spare time plunk­ wallopini Chicago 8 to 0, Wl didn’t start playing basebaU until ing away on a guitar and »*>^pp«Tig troupe. Bill O’Brten, saaBager of tl* tor a ohanci to ehalliBfi Primo last doaen or so gai:^ on the Itangen played a l*t dnw with OB the South Wlndeor team tonight ^ t h toura dlaoloMd today. Oaraara for thi world tttla. T^iy his last term la high school. Pre­ photographs when he Isn’t playing Mhiduli remained today for thi the Maroona. ThIa gave the Wlaga Boaton i Quahaa 1. at the West Side Rec at seven (>’BrieB beamed as be aaaouBoed wlU m u t In thi tiB*ro«md fia tu n viously, he had done almost every* golf or swimming. He has a "best National Hockiy Leafui’a bifon a ate potet laad ovar the Na# Y m ProvManea 4, PhlladMphte thirty. The vtsitore come here with that gate receipts for tbe flrat half thing else In the fleld of sports. giri,’’ but they are not engaged. tout at. Madlaon Squan Oardin. thi play-offs start two w iiki honoi. ctuh. which wiat Into aaooad by a an impressive record and should ol the Praneo-AnerioaB tour totaled "Thi tOnff," was noni too Impna* furnish the local team with plMty He played prep football on the An 81-yeaiH>ld grandmother, Mrs. Banuff a fiw poistbli ohanfia. polatlat over Chicago. Detroit aaada 178,718, about three fouitha of tbe Mvi In hla last apniaraBoi hin which last nlfht’a naulta nlsfatid Tulaa or opposttion. Manager Mahoney same team with Homer Orlfflth and Mary M. Mtnnlok of Los AJigeles, oaly th m poteta te tta laat thraa aBMUDt ooUeeted for tbe entire tour affinat to thi nalm of mathimatloa, and of the Rec team requests that all Rosy Rosenberg, last year’s Trojan will miss him a lot when he goes thi oomparauvilv unknown. gaaaaa to cllaoh flrat nlaoa, of Big BUI TUden, Eltawortb Vtaea, Chariti Maaawa. Lavlnaky won an thi MQODd placi arfummta ht* hta players be on hand for the game grid greats. He performed on the east DemIte her age, "Tuw’s** Tha Oaaadlaaa aatOad tha Oaaa* vDNMort flcm cui VlBoeat Rlobarda and Bruoe Bainea. uapopular dao|ilon. In eontiaat tween t t i Niw Yoik R anfirt and t e dlvlatoa argunnat Xor all prac* as a vsTY Important meeting eon- track team and spent his vaoatlOBs Chandma lis an ardent baseball fan Niu m I ahowid to an advantafi In Ghloaio Black Hawka In the Amirt* ttoid nurnoaaa whaa th o luiaad QIaivalakfl at W t e t e oeming the tovm series ell^atloo rescuing fair damsMs as a Los and has seen all of hls local games. A H yearf o f IttlgatloB, Mm. hia flrat *1»lff taat" In thia country. oaa ^ M o B 1^ t t i OanadtiM and haek tha Naw York AaaMoaaa 8 to rtaan Anoolhtlan questton Is to be brought up. There Angeles county lifeguard. In fact, Stainback says ha could Stephana Pottar of Sono^ Gkl, iMBdtnt Ray im i^ U tliii. to whom MarooM of Montreal, la the Caaa* E Tida oltaQhid a Blayaff havth for a t w is a s 5 ^ ertll be BO admission charged and But baseball finally got him la his hear her rooting for him from away dto fffoup, aU Importaat amttira tha flying fYaaouM i. (or tha ' ^ pvMte Is invited. sbnlor year and he wound up as an baa won a court fl|^ for a 11,000 ha oonoaflad 80 poimda. a daolalvi out la rii^t flMd. tax refund. ahwt the ataw ten w in n^tMd. i whtpptav tfl Muxda. ^ D itn it vtripiffir ottMhed the I' .A.b., PAGE ETGITP MANCHESTER EVENING ItBlJlALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRlDAT, MARCH'9,1984.

KATHAMNt A MOTHER yiilO MADE ART HER LIFE .VHANO-TAYLOH “ WHICH IS WmCHT’

io»4 NiA c e » ^ . INC. Unhappy At Home, Mme. LeBrun Found Solace In Her Painting:. MOAI^WACO SWAINS BIMHN muXK TODAY / By Olive Roberts Bertor. There had been changes even during we say tomorrow morning at 11?" PABLTXD, • handsome 17>year* ^ MBA 68IBVICB. IMC. bid youth, works at the palatial the hour they had spent on the “At any time that suits you, air.” home of millionaire JIM FIELD. water. There was a big tent with “Very well. Then I’ll expect you Not so long ago mothers hunf^gain for safety. If the baby !■ 'too When Field’s daugrhter, - ESTELiLE a colorful Venetian awning spiked at that hour In my office." Oklahoma ()nadniplet$ Rare over weight charts with anxious very slow putting on ounoM, I arrlres he falls In love with her al­ to the ground by tall poles with “Yes, sir." eyes, especially if Johnny or Sue should go to toe doctor about that most at slg^ht. gilded tops, and a forest of ever­ “I want to do something that will Lots of Fun Mailing Their were not doing their part to keep too. PabUto knows nothing; of his pa­ greens had suddenly sprang up. be rather good for you, Smith.” up their average In gaining. rents—a titled EngHehnneii and a ,I f only, she thought, she could ‘Thank you, sir.” These charts were like most In­ FORGETFUL Clim.n serraat girt. As a child he ran wander this fairyland with someone Alone, PabUto wondered why his Dates. novations,' a good beginning toward OFFERS PROBLEM away from ANGELA, the heaitlees like toe young man who ran her employer should want to talk with tbe new scienoe of computing A mother oftej wonder., why old crone In whose care he was left. father's boats so efficiently. She him. He doubted Field’s inten­ growth. But they were not inti, ided Children forget so easily. Five min­ turned her delicate, oval face to­ tions. He had beard of his being Since then he has lived with NOR­ By NEA Service to be toe last word, and they utes after she has given an order ward PabUto. "goo^” to men before and knew weren’t Neither were they intended RIS NOYES, wanted by police for Waco, Tex.—Four slender forms that’s all there is to It. She might a murder years before. 'Tt could not help but be very that this usually meant shaping to be a worry to Jic mother who as well have saved her breath. wonderful party," she said and for men or warping them so that they hurry Into the classroom; four couldn’t com-feed her baby to bal­ TED JEFFRIES, a groeet at the heads bend over books; four bright Why Is it so? Why does an order Field home, sees Woyee and recog­ the first time her voice was a little would fit some use of toe rich man’s ance toe scale when he fell short vague. faces, amazingly alike, confront have to be repeated over and over nises him. PabUto tells Noyes to and be fit for nothing more. both In pounds and Inches of oe ng again sometimes before It registers ? Field stepped from the boat to puzzled teachers — and the Keyes hide In the swamp and promises to No doubt, PabUto decided, Jeffries sisters, famed Oklahoma quadrup­ a "standard” child. However, they Simple as can be— the child has meet him there. help her out. PabUto, one strong, had told of having seen Noyes. He were a real bugaboo In many in­ tanned hand on the dock and the lets, are in college. not beard It at all. In the swmnp Noyes hears a man must have spoken of It to Field and Out on the Baylor University stances. Today’s charts allov for If you happen to bo baking a and girl making plans to rob the other on the edge of the boat, looked now Field was planning to use this differences In race and family char­ up al her. campus, their arrival created a fur­ cake and counting spoonfuls of this Field home during the masqnerade Information for his own purposes. ore. Even yet the faculty and stu­ acteristics and that Is better. and cupfuls of that, toe gas man can “ It was a fine run, PabUto,” she He would try to make a tool of toe party next evening. Without tell dents find novelty In their daily ap­ Standardization impoeaibie come In and read toe meter, fall said. one who was shielding Noyes. Well, Ing Noyes, PabUto has determined pearance for school tasks. And dat­ There is no "standard” child. over the cat, and knock the milk to go to the party. In order to talk “Thank you. Miss Estelle.” PabUto reflected, Noyes was in Cu­ ing the Keyes sisters has Its com- How could there be, with families "Will you be working here to­ ba by this time. He drew a breath, bottles down the steps, but your to Estelle. He secures a costume. plicatlcms! But the Keyes sisters— of every race, size and Mnd under attention being on the cake you night?” she questioned. toe depths of which was made by toe sunEven so it does not fol­ NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY Mary, Roberta, Leota and Mona — didn’t see him at all. A week later "No, Miss Estelle.” relief. pursue the even tenor of their way. low always that families will re­ CHAPTER Vin you may say, “I wonder why toe PabUto foxmd Noyes where they "I’m sorry. It will be beautiful Looking inland hu saw Estelle Long ago toe gushing adulation of semble each other as to physical gas man hasn’t been here this bad agreed to meet in a part of the with all the colored lights. I think standing before the tent that had thousands and the stares of the characteristics either. One fam­ month! I’ve been ‘ home every sec­ swamp near an open stretch. you might like to see It.” been set up whUe they were on the curious became a routine part of ily I know, a very large father * * * ond" ‘Tt’s all right," be said, seeing the water. He hoped fervently that their dally act. and mother with four mammt li “Thank you,” he said again. Then shadow that was Noyes. Field would curb those natural In­ Education Comes First sons and tall daughters produced (TbUdren Oonceotrate Intensely he watched her make her way up stincts of his which had been dis­ There Is a deep engrossment of "You’re sure?” the other asked In They’re in college for one pur­ one child, a pretty lltt,e ^ rl who, the long, water-blackened dock to­ played so fully at other camp par­ mind at times that makes toe brain an tmdertone. pose — to get education. Maybe now full-grown. Is not over four- ward the land. a blank to any other impression. “ Yes. I’ve been to the camp and ties. Doubtless he would. He then the vaudeville stage. They’re feet ten, weighs at the most ninety to Bemtum's. Nobody’s been talk* 1 Field left her as she set foot upon seemed so deeply devoted to this pounds and is as happy and Children are capable of a more- the bench and returned to PabUto. preparing for musical careers, ing in either place. I’ve been daughter who In no way resembled studying voice, regularjy attending healthy as anybody I ever knew. obliterating concentration than thlpking Jeffries may not have rec­ "Smith,” he said, “I want a little her father. Modern charts are more general grown-ups. They think and feel one talk with you some time. Shall band practice. And—say It softly— ognized you—" (To Be Continued.) all of them can play the saxophone. and elastic and give "approxi­ thing at a time, while we have a "He imew me all right. I saw Along the way, of course, there’ll mate” figures for right development dozen things to keep on toe line at It in bis eyes." be social diversion, so toe campus that are a help ratoet than a dis­ once. Any adult who has schooled “But you were facing the sun." LISTENING WITH INTELLIGENCE dandles are all astir. Think of the couragement to the pareflt. himself anew In toe art of concen­ "Just the same be knew me.” reflected fame that would come In Here are a few figures from a tration has to undo toe habits of “WeU, any way. It’s all /dght" IS A WAY TO A MAN’S HEART being seen abroad In the evening recent one. If a mother discovers years and go back to childhood PabUto stooped and untied Noyes with one of the only living set of one of her children to be too far methods discarding everything from canoe. Wben .be raised bis bead be quadruplets in tbe United States! over the line, either underweight bis mind but toe one thing at band. saw the faint glow of the fire far­ By HELEN WELSHIMEB ^intelligence to play tbe role. For a A self portrait of Mme. Vlgie LeBmn and her daughter Julie. Or, If this is taking up too much or overweight, it doesn’t necessari­ It is very hard to do. ther in the swamp. ' man grows weary of a woman who territory, at least the only foursome ly follow that everything is wrong, Minds Seldom Idle "Someone here?" he asked. Maybe it is because a man has merely says “yes” to everyone of By ALICE ROHE now attending one American col­ but It might be wise to have a "Yes. I'll tell you about it later held tbe center of the stage ever >broad minded, natural, with a sense lege together. doctor check him soon so as to be When we want a child to bear his suggestions. He can buy a ot humor. , I don’t know what to do about what since Adam blamed Eve for choos­ phonograph record and get tbe The story of the beautiful wom­ But there’s a catch In dating the sure. what we say we must be sure he “ How do you' find I sing?” said Keyes sisters, as Editor Elton Miller Is not excited or deeply interested I overheard. But let’s get start' ing the wrong apple for that first right responses. He wants intelli­ an In today’s picture Is the story of Boys Taller Thao Girls ed." unfortunate breatkiast. gence. A pair of China blue eyes Monsieur (Lr.ter Louis X V n i), and Sports Editor Harry Florey of Boys as a rule are a little tall- in something else at toe moment. ' "All right. Ready?” Nobody really knows, of course. and hair like flax may turn a Febru- toe artist as well. warbling in an atrocious voice, one the college newspaper discovered. iv and heavier than girls. This A boy reading a book won’t bear "Yes." But toe world of men holds con­ blizzard Into an April thaw but But If Mme. Vigle LeBrun could day at Versailles. This scheming pair dated Mona chart Is for children from one to a word we say although be may PabUto gave the canoe a strove siderable more Interest for women Winter comes again—If the woman step from this charming portrait "Like a Prince, monsieur,” re­ and Roberta, the "twins” of toe six, and is, of course, general. answer "Yes, mother, I’m going and led It to the end of his boat than their lipstick realm does for Isn’t Intelligent, Ana Intelligent of mother and child to be Inter­ plied Mme. LeBrun. quartet, to attend yell pr^tice. Height right away.’’ A little girl playing He made It fast to the second boat, toe butcher^ the baker, and candle­ enough to keep tbe man from know^ viewed on "Can a woman have a Vigle LeBrun died In 1842, full of Joke Was Boomerang Year. Weight. Inches house with her neighbor is so busy got in and beaded home. He stick maker. Ing that his today’s comment Is career and a home?” she wouldn’t years and honors and working up "W e’ll fool ’em and switch,” said 1 about 21 pounds 25 to 85 being "Mrs. Jones” and bathing her Miller to Florey. They did— or whistled on the way. He was re­ Tbe plav begins at an early age. something she thought after break­ know tbe answer. to toe very last. 2 about 26 pounds 28 to 40 baby doll, she may bear us with huif thought they did. But when lieved because Noyes was safe and Miss Marjorie Barrows, editor of fast yesterday. Some critics say she flattered her 3 about 80 pounds 31 to 48 an ear, but toe chances are that toe CbUd Life, says that there must be Art, for her, was not a career but checklng-up time came, each found becauee be bad bis costume. Per- her life. As for a home, she main­ sitters. But she painted her philos­ 4 «bout 84 pounds 33 to 47 deeper interest will claim her again diaps on the following night be a picture of a boy on tbe cover of ophy: There Is beauty In every face. that he was escorting toe girl he Margot Asquith, Countess of Ox­ tained many of them for the men originally bad dated. 5 to 6 about 39 pounds 86 to 49 in a second. We cannot compete with would talk to Estelle. her magazine if she expects toe She had a fine color sense. Deli­ such things as toese. sales to mount. Of course, if there ford and Asquith, who has had who preyed upon her talent. There’s one “break” for toe There should be a certain ratio When they reached the island be Is room on toe sled or tbe handle­ ample opportunity to observe toe Not often does talent, success, cate half tones characterized her puzzled Baylor faculty members and of weight to height. I think It a To be sure we often talk to chil­ tied upi both boats and followed work. bars, a girl may go along. If there men of the world, creates consider­ distinction, fame Join hands with students, however. Leota leans to­ wise course to have each child ex­ dren who appear to be doing noth­ Noyes into the shack. Looking Isn’t, then it’s tbe maid’s day off. able interest when she remarks in youth, beauty, charm, sweetness of It la rather Ironic that when Ver- ward the blond type, while her sis­ amined twice a year by a doctor, ing at toe time, and still they for­ ' over the older man's head he saw Statistics, gleaned from news her new book, "More or Less Abo net proposed her for toe French ters are brunets. And this may be even If be is in ^pparent good g e t Jack, one of the servants at the Myself,” that her life has been character. Yet the little girl who stands, have proved that the young­ was bom to the pastel artist Louis Academy an enemy raised toe point a "break” for Leota. too, as even a health. Children’s minds are seldom idle camp sters, mostly under 1, who read tbe happier than that of any woman that a woman has no standing but college boy likes to know who he’s Babies gain at different rates, even when their bodies are. Bitoer "HeUo,” PabUto said with forced she has known because .... Be­ Vigle In Paris in 1755 bad still more magazine want tbe masculine In­ —the genius for work. She was that of her husband. The rule was: stepping out with. The only thing we ask of them is they are wishing for something, cordiality. "We're having a party. fluence. cause her husband never let his love to gain christened Marie Elizabeth Louise ‘ It is forbidden for an artist to deal The quadruple dress exactly alike — and gain consistently plaiming to do something or won­ X brought a friend home with me—' For a girl will read boys’ books for her usurp his Interest in their in pictures.” And LeBrun was a as they go to their classes and to conversation! and she was an artist at six. Her each week. They should oe weighed dering about i t We must be sure Jack made no reply to that "1 but a boy is scornful of girls’ books. picture dealer! social functions. Mother Keyes has first punishment was for drawing weekly and any Interference with that whatever It Is, they discard It come ovah to wabn you-all," be Girls will play boys’ games, too. Lady Oxford Is brave! She admits seen to that. She fashions all their In her books at her convent school. She was admitted to tbe French progress should be >epbrted at once. thoroughly when we speak. We stammered. "Alice, Mis’ Jeffries' Leap frog, marbles, baseball, kite that women prefer dialogues to Academy In 1783, but an amusing clothes, four garments at a time. Either his food needs attention or must be clear In commands and be maid, she—" monologues. And she proves that Father First Teacher flying. But wbe-. did you ever see recommendation was made that the To complete the riddle, they're to­ he needs It himself. Of course there certain we have their real attention. PabUto beard the story without men don’ t! For when a man did he When she was thirteen and al­ a boy playing Jacks, skipping rope, number of women In future be lim­ gether most of tbe time. But as to is such a thing as a "minimum" or sewing a hem In a rag doll's made his wife Jubilantly happy. ready a familiar figure studying at There will be less forgetfulness. A change of expression. He thought ited to four. "That number is suf­ getting married, they doubt that ouickly. ^ There would be a boat dress? the Louvre and In Vemet’s studio, Since being a good audience is ficient to recognize talent, women they’ll be able to stage a vaudeville for Havana in the morning. If one of the things asked of us there her father died. He was her first ceremony. never being able to aaslst tbe pro­ photographed in a Hollywood movie Noyes could get on everything would No, They don’t want to enter our Is nothing to do but be one. But teacher. Life was rather difficult Work of High Order gloves, hose and oaa or two fresh world. They have a nicer one of gress of the arts, because the mod­ studio with Gary Cooper, Marie handkerchiefs In the desk drawer, be all right. If Noyes went down when we find a man who lets us vfrben her mother remarried, for her Teachers are high In their praise Dressier and Conrad Nagel. to tbs dock at once be might be able their own. And the only way we talk, too. we are likely to be so esty of their sex makes it Impos­ along with cleansing lotion, foun­ stepfather, avaricious and disagree­ of their scholastic work. The four But 18 years of fame has left dation cream, cotton pads and a to steal aboard. Once on the boat can get into it Is by being such an pleased that we will sit quietly and sible for them ever to study from are among the 10 highest in toe able, began immediately to exploit nature,” them just four bright, gay Okla­ bit of powder and rouge. A clothes it would be quite simple. interested audience that after a give him a bigger floor! her. But no matter what happened freshman English class of 35 mem­ while we are given credit for enough homa “ mother’s girls,” unspoiled by brush and a brush for suede shoes * * * she always took refuge in her work bers, reports Ray Rozell. English In­ Intelligence to try a game or two. lavish public notice, bent only on are other conveniences to add to He beard himself thanking Jack and let whoever would profit by her structor at Bailor, They always education in preparation for tbe ca­ tbe fresbenlng-up list. end a moment later saw him off. Men, when they discover that bring In their assignments on time women are capable of walking right KILLS WIFE AND SELF labor. reers which may be theirs in later When it comes to white collars Then be came back to tbe shack and Against one thing only she re­ and prepare each dash's lessons In years. and cuffs, tbe problem Is harder. outlined bis plans to Noyes. down the main thoroughfare, grow advance, not a common practice In a little fearful. No man wants a Amsterdam, N. Y,, March 9,— belled — artificiality. She wore Daily Health Certainly it would seem a little 'Til Join you as soon as 1 can,” (A P )—Konstantas Bolls, 45, shot simple white muslin dresses with a modem circles, asserts Rozell. inconvenient to keep an e-ttire woman who can ride faster than he In the limelight since birth, toese PabUto promised. "W e’ll meet at can, throw a ball farther than he and killed bis wife, Julia, 40, last olue sash and refused to powder and wardrobe at the office in order to that hotel called 'La Mlrasol.’ I’ve night, and then committed suicide tour girls from the one-street town appear always perfectly groomed. can, think straigbter than be can. distort her hair Into the plumed Service of Hollis, Okla., have learned to heard Kerry at the camp epeak of And no woman, by tbe same meas­ by shooting himself. monuments of her time. However, then’s nothing to pre­ it often. You'll have to get on face the world with cosmopolitan 0LORIFYINe vent carrying these accessories in uring stick, wants her strength to The couple had not been living She even created a scandal when poise. board toBlsIit without anyone seeing exceed that of tbe man who has together. The shooting occurred In a paper bag and pinning them on she painted Queen Marie Antoin­ By DR. MORRIS F18HBEIN "We have tried not to get'excited after arrival. you. Take plenty of money and promised to love her, cherish her toe wife’s bedroom. ette, with whom she was a great you can tip any of tbe crew if they Editor, Journal of the American over being boro quadruplets,’’ they Y o u r s e l f and sock in the Jsw any chance A former wife, from whom Bolls favorite, without her architectural find you. Get one of bhem to help Medical Aseodatlon, and of Hygeia, say. "And we have succeeded. Most male who makes passes at her! was divorced, was said to be living head-dress and costume, but In you get through the custom house, But women need a great deal of in Lawrence, Mass. the Health Magazine people are as nice as they can be. A lid a H art too, so tbe officials won't see you. simple raiment. What you may think is rheuma­ We don’t blame them for b ^ g curi­ When she was twenty and al­ tism may be, instead, a form of ar- ous about us. Manchester I have enough I think—" _ Mtt SdMtX Wd ^ He gave Noyee flOO; be bed |10 ready tbe mode in Paris her step­ tbntis, or some inflammation fol­ "But when people aren’t nice, and le ft father thought it a profitable ar­ lowing an accident, that can be want to pry too much into our af­ The business girl has beauty Date Book , rangement for her to marry tbe fairs, we’ve bad to learn bow to Noyee packed e few tblnga in an cured more easily than rheumatism. problems that tbe woman of old beg; then PabUto poled him to art dealer Jean Baptlsie LeBrun. treat them. However, we don’t Rheumatism may affect the whole leisure never has to meet. When Tonight tbe mainland. They aald fareweU She was Indifferent, her only Inter­ mind tbe occasional inconveniences ^ M ’jn Q o ! body, while arthritis is any Inflam­ March 9—Annual business meet­ heetUy. PabUto watched Noyes est being tbe hope of escape from mation of tbe Joints. Of course, some and unpleasantness. We’ve had lots good grooming is urged upoq her up tbe track until be was out of the sordid avarice of her stepfa­ of fun,” she is likely to say, "Yes, but I ing and supper of North M e tb o ^ t cases of arthritis may be rheuma­ church, eight, then went >ack to tbe aback ther. Thousands Visit Home go to work in tbe rain many n)orn- tic. On toe other band, a person may Thousands of visitors have stopped M'6Xt W66k — alone. For a few momenta be Marriage and Motherhood sustain an Injury to a Joint, such as ings and arrive at toe office with at the Keyes home in Hollis since March 3 — "Erstwhile Susan," aat on Noyee’ cot, touching Noyes’ Tbe bondage, if less sordid, was a sprain of the ankle, which may be gloves and stockings covered with the quadruplets were bom the night Manchester (Community Players at pUlow, n e a , because be feared even more relentless. She was— followed by inflammation. mud and water stains. What if I of June 4, 1915. More than 3000 Whiton Memorial hall, auspices D. to indulge an unmanly diaplay even or rather her husband was, getting Arthritis of this type nsually Is did wash everything out last came before^toe quartet bad reached night? No one ever would know A. R. while alone, be arose and opened from two to eight thousand francs not infected and gets well if toe toe age of three months. the package containing tbe torea­ for her painting. Yet she was not it!” It’s a handicap but a little March 13, 14, 15, 16— Annual Joint Is put at rest by bandaging They have been feted in all parts ingenuity and foresight will over­ Herald Cooking School at State dor costume. itftid UfouU even allowed enough cash to gratify or with a splint After toe Inflam­ Noyes, about that time, realized of the country. One of their red- come It. Theater, sessions in morning. b e . her generous desire for giving to mation has disappeared, the Joint letter days was when they were he had not told PabUto what be bad the less fortunate. But so long as Keep extra pairs of clean March 17—^Musical revue, "Radio m^y be used a little each day and Revels of 1934,’’ presented by toe beard in the awamp. He decided It LeBrun did not interrupt her at will recover. did not matter much. PabUto nev­ choirs of St. James’s church. her work she did not complain. . There is a form of acute rheu­ er went to Fields’ camp after the She was asked ever^ here in Coming Events fall of dusk. u ix hc^t matic disease which occurs in peo­ March 20— Annusd concert of G brilliant society, but she gave up ple under 30 years of age. This form At the docks be paused. He would everything except occasional eve­ Q lO S EHJ ip M tlD V Clef club at Emanuel Lutheran have Just one drink, he decided, be­ of disease usually begins with an church. ning affairs. Even motherhood Infection somewhere in toe body; fore be sneaked aboard. One drink made only a brief break In her tire­ DAN THOMAS ------GEORGE SCARBO March 31 — Entertainment and —or two, perhaps—would steady e o i i ) for example, teeth, tonsils, or throat dance by Daughters of Scetla at less painting. Her little daughter From these points, tbe germs are him. He did not go to Bantum's le Alik brought her toe only love which Grange hall. but turned into a more obscure carried by the blood to toe Joints, i ttJ rivaled her art. But her devotion April 2—Masonic Ball, State Ar­ place where he was not well known. which then swell and become pain­ which at first caused her such hap­ mory. Here be sat down and ordered a bu^oe, ;WiaLdR^ ful. Associated with these cases are April 6—Play, ’TU Leave It To bottle of rum. piness resulted in bitter disappoint­ fever and sweating. Moreover in ment. Ilk You’’ by Sock and Buskin club at In a few minutes an unshaven some cases, toe heart Is affected and High school. man who bad once been white arose Her finest painting, though not the condition known as acute rheu­ tbe most cbaracteidstic, is this love­ Also concert Orange hall, aus­ from where he had been sitting matic fever develops. pices St. Mary’s Bible class, Edward watching Noyes. He settled by the ly self portrait with little Julie’s Another form of arthritis is sec­ arms about her neck. MacHugb, soloist. newcomer; he had seen Noyes’ roll ondary to Infection in gallbladder, April 11—Three-act comedy "The of bills. It does not foreshadow th^daugh­ appendix, kidneys or sinuses. It is ter’s lack of affection, her Ingrati­ Brat,"' at High school audltoriiun by "Have one on me,” the mail in. not as acute and serious as toe type Junior Sons o4Italy. vited. tude for her mother’s self-sacrlflc- Jukt mentioned. This form of arthri­ Ing expenditures on education and April 23—N li^ annual concert Noyes accepted but kept his eyes tis is not so frequently fatal tuid of Beethoven Ghee club at High on a clock on the wall. In a few luxuries; For toe Revolution forced &WL>1SBHAN(^wiges much less likely to attack the heart. school auditorium moments he would go down to tbe Madame LeBnm and her child from KFY every BGMT BARS# In still another type of arthritis, May 12—Opening of Memorial L. 10 coard the boat without Paris— and fortunately from Le­ toe Joints gradually become crip­ 'NWBN SWE GlMGS. anyone seeing him. Brun. Even with hardships threat­ Hospital drive for ^15,000. « » • pled; one lifter the other they break ening them Vigle LoBnm kept on down and are injured permanently. The camp on the night of the painting, in Italy, In Russia, in It is not definitely known whether party was a gorgeous place. Or­ Vienna, In Germariy, in Holland, In this is due to infection, to some DID YOU KNOW T H A T - nate torches here and there gave Belgium, in Elngland. Crowned dietary disorder, or to some special off wavering flames which made tbe heads were only too glad to pose type of sensitivity. palms cast long, black, uncertain .or her. Devotion, admiration were The disease gradually gets worse, Montana led all states in 1888 vis­ shadows. Rugs were spread with hors from all the world—but Julie. and the most that can be done is to itors to Glacier national paric with cushions. Tbe boats were mas­ She married unfortunately, against give toe patient relief from toe pain blei^D COOK o n c e 2,836, Washington third with 2,463. querading as gondolas. A New her mother’s wishes. Though they by suitable physical measures and STUOl BO 7D BE A MAPI N E Solano county, ( ^ , officers datm York florist bad produced a rose came together later in Paris where perhaps, by good treatment, to Unolt WIBELB9C OPERATOR* Daniel T. Valdes holds a state record for allaaea They say they know of garden and Francois, also of New Vigle LeBrun was again the rage extent of the deformity and pro­ York, bad provided marvels of food 136 names he o s ^ under toe Empire, JuUe LeBrun gress of toe disease. and drink. Two orchestras A fresco painting, covering 1,500 Easily made and easy on the eye Is this charming frock of neck- seems to have b e ^ as unappre­ Finally, there Is a form of ai- 'C come from the north to provide mu-, Ue silk. It may be bad In five sizes: 11, 13. 16, 17 and 19. with cor­ ciative of her mother’s love as she square feet o f surfece,. will adoiil a sic for tbe affair. toritis that is due to disorders of wall In toe Ifisaton church in Santa responding bust measures of 29, 31. 33, 35 and 37. Size 13 requires was of the gift for painting which toe metabolism, or chemical fimc- Field could see that EsteUe, wide- » 3-4 yards of 39-incb material, plus 2 1-4 yards of ribbon or 2 1-4 Cnara, CML she had inherited. It was *well for tionlng of toe body. Is relationship eyed with wonder, was excited by yards of material In a strip flve inches wide for the sash. the artist that she bad toe solace these preparations. to. fo o d (3out represents a r to ii^ To seenre a pattern and simple sewing chart of thlTmbdel. tear of her work! Her human relation­ this type. 'T think, my dear," he said, “that ont this sketch and mall it to Julia Boyd, 103 Park Avenue. New ships had brought her little happi­ this will be rather a nice party—” York, N. Y,, together with 15 cents in coin. Be sure to enclose, on a Apparently, In this tjrpe of In- ness. flammatlon, moderation in eating is It wfs at the end of tbe afternoon Mparatd sheet of paper, your name, fall address, your size, toe num­ Admitted to Academy and he and the giii were moored by ber of this pattern (No, 8777x), and mdhtlon the name of tola news­ of the greatest importance. Such a Aside from her art Vigle Le- the dock in the boat PabUto bad paper. perinn should eat egga^ green Brun’s mind was not typical of the vegetables, cereals, milk, and rpUk *C10^U 09Y CAH oaNi I run for them. -v.. • AMnaa your envelope M to JuUit Boyd, ManolMster UeraM FaaUtn average pretty woman. She w^ pro(lucts as toe chief elements In liklt® Bflb N»000 y«Tk THE IMelte looked toward the lend-1 108 Pw k L- New York, jJ. Y. unaffected, unselflab, not coquetiah. bis diet. RAtM ORHIB h and. \ VICKS COUCH DROP

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Niles, Bern P o n d ...... 18 15 Peck, Stow and WUcox 2% 4 % stack favorably with any la tha The ladtauu 14S, Chicago (10): Pata Ruasen Mfg ...... 35 45 AwarloaB Laafua. Tha int«vr da- New Orieaiia—Frankie Pjrtlak, L a s t N ig h t ’« F ig h ts ScovU l...... 25 27 fsnaa yaatarday aecoantad far two Ctodnaati, ootaolntad Oene Y . S to cb BASEBALL BRIEFS CSevelaad Itirtlan catcher who broke 188, Kokoao, (10). Stanley Works ...... 20% ' 22% double plays in tha lint praetiea hie right fareflnger Uiree Htnev leat Standard Screw ...... 55 — game. 1^ ASSOciATBD PBK88 The CUaate-Athletlcs Akas few ol anything except pitchers eeeaon, is getting some pointed on London—Jack Peterson. Adams E x p ...... 9% do., pfd., guar...... 100 — Hie Taaheea how to pioteet the digit. Steve Miami, Fla., March 9.—(AP)— and catchers, Meager Bill Mc- St Petenburg, fla.—The New ■topped Ben Foord, South Africa. FOREIGN EXCHANGE Air R e d u c ...... 98 H Bmythe Mfg C o ...... 28 86 The Giants, looking very much mca O’Neill, who need to be quite a (13). Alaska J u n ...... 20% Taylor and Fenn .... 70 — Kechnle, will put his Boston Braves York Yankees holdout roster mim. the team that won the last world through a full scrub game today. catcher blmaeli, is devoting part of Allegheny ...... 3% T orrtngton...... 62 54 bered only three today—CAtcher hla training efforts to instructing Philadelphia — Tommy Baahara, championship and the Philadelphia ‘Tm sick of hearing these pitch­ 140, Norfolk, Va., stopped Johnny New York, March 9—(AP)—| Allied Chem ...... 150 Underwood Mfg Co . . . 45 47 Bill Dickey, Ben Chapman, outfield­ Pytlak to timing hla right hand. Athletics with Manager Connie ers boast of their hitting abUlty,” Craven, 187, Oonshohocken. Pa., (4); eign exchange steady; Great Am C a n ...... lOl Union Mfg Co ...... — 10 er, and Lyn Lary, utility infielder. The Beds In dollars, others in coits. Mack the only familiar figure on the he explained. Joe Smallwood, 158, WUmtogton, Am Coml Alco ...... 53 U S Envelope, com... 75 Fred Walker came to terms with Great Britain demand, ...... field, pry open ^he exhibition season The Phillies Miami, Fla.—The veteran pitch­ Del., outpointed Vince Forgione, Am For Pow ...... 10% do., p f d ...... 90 — the management yesterday. es, Dazzy Vance, Iz 'performtog im­ cables, 5.07%; 60 day bills, 5.061 today in their first game since 1928. Winter Haven, 9'la.—Dick Bartell, 152,. Philadelphia, (6 ). Am Rad St S ...... 14% Veeder Root ...... 27 29 The cardinals pressively with the Candnnati Reds France demand, 6J58^ cables, 6.-1U, With one or two exceptions, Mrn- the California captain of the Phil­ Am S m e lt...... 44^ Whitlock Coil Pipe ... 2 4 Bradenton, Fla.—The second to whom he is a newcomer. He is Dallas, Tex.—CSyde Chastain, 175, Italy demand, 8.56%; cables. 8 .5 6 4. Am Tel and Tel ...... 121^4 JH.Wil’ms Co. $10 par 40 — ager BID Terry planned to open up lies has lost hlj gjocm after one squad bt (Dardinals reported for Dallas, outpointed Wilsmi Dunn, 171, with his world series lineup. said to be more advanced at Demands: ^ Am Tob B ...... 70^ day In the National League team’s trainlqw today, but Outfielders Ponca a t y Okla., (I6 ); Jimmy Belgium, 23.28; Germany, 89.6T; The Senators training camp. stage of spring practice than he Am Wat Wks ...... 20% Elmie DrsatU and (Jeorge Watkins ever was b^ore. Lacoume, IM, New Orleans, stopped HoDand, 67.25; Norway, 85JH; Anaconda ...... 15^ Biloxi, MIm .—Clark Griffith, boss “Maybe we are going somewhere and Pitchers Flint Rhem and Paul Blily Reid, 122, Fort Worth, (3); Sweden. 26.18; Denmark, 22.68; BARN STOPS SKIDDING of the Wasliington Senattrs, bad after all,” was his comment after Bobby Bums, 143, Memphis, Tenn., Atchison . . ; ...... 66 Dean were not among them. The SPEEDBOAT REGATTA Finland, 2.27; Switzerland, 82.80; A u b u rn ...... 55 major holdout case on his hands to­ watching thirteen candidates for four are listed as hol^uts. knocked out Sammy Oaurcia, 142 Spain, 13.62; Portugal, 4.65; Greece, day after long negotiations with pitching berths work out imder a Dallas, (1). Aviation Corp ...... 7 % BUS ON TOLLAND PIKE The Cuba Palm Beach, Pla., March 9.__ ■95; Poland, 18.96; Czecho Slovakia, Balt and Ohio ...... 29% Cliff Bolton, substitute catcher, emd broiling sun. Galveston. Tex.—Don La Rue, 4.16; Jugo Slavia, 2.28; Austria, the team’s star pinch hitter. Bolton Avalon, Calif.—"nie Chicago (Tubs (A P )—Speedboat drivers from this Bendlx ...... 19% The Browns were ordered out today for a six- 168%, Houston, Tex and AI Sal- 18.90N; Rumania, 1.01; Aigentlae, declined an $800 raise. and six other countries set their ^.83N ; Brazi], 8.61N; Tokyo, Beth Steel ...... 43% West Palm Beach, Fla.—Satis­ inning practice contest Lefty Join­ bano, 168, Syracuse, N. Y., drew, Slippery Condition of Road in The Dodgers craft in the waters of Lake Worth 30.06%: Shanghai, 36.12%; Hong­ Borden ...... 23 fied with his pitchers. Manager er and Dick Ward, rookies, were (8 ); George Salvadore, 146, Boston, Can P a c ...... 17% Oakland Cause of Crash This Orlando, Fla.—Apparently the today for the second of a three part outpointed Pat Murphy, 148, Terre kong. 39.12%: Mexl(i aty (silver Rogers Hornsby of the Browns is down to oppose the veterans, Lonnie international regatta. The first part Case (J. I.) ...... 73 Morning. new National Lsague ball is going devoting his attention to the hit­ Ind.. (8 ); Willard Brown, peso), 27.95; Montreal to New Yoilt. Wauneke and Guy Bush on the 01 the regatta was held at New 99.62%; New York to Montreal, Cerro De P a s c o ...... 36% to help the Brooklyn Dodgers. The ters. moi nd. 145, Dallas, outpointed Sonny Ches and O hio ...... 44% natives boasted a ball had never Smyrna recently and the jtoal part Soflo, 148, Omaha. Neb.. (8 ). 100.37%. ’ Slippery roads were the cause of ‘Tm going to do everything I The Bed Sox Chrysler ...... 54 been hit over the right field fence, a will be held at Miami latersea­ N—Nominal. an accident in Oakland shortly be­ can to improve the young players,” Sarasota, Fla.—The Boston Red Wash.—Johnny O’Keefe, Col Carbon ...... 68% wall 14 feet high, at Tinker park. son. fore 6 o’clock last evening. A the Ralah said. Sox will take their bats out of the 147%, (3artleld, N. J., and Leonard Coml Solv ...... 27% Rockville-Hartford bus owned by But yesterday the Dodgers did it The White Sox Today and tomorrow the out­ Bennett, 137%, Detroit, drew, (6 ). Cons Gas ...... 38% thrice. bags today and take cuts at the boards cladm attention but Sunday the Connecticut company coming Pasadena, (3allf.—Manager Lew offerings of such able throwers as Elyansvllle, tod. — Young Jack Ask For America’s Favorite Cons Oil ...... 12% The Braves the main attraction will be the first from Rockville and due at Depot Fonseca of the Jhlcago White Sox, Bob "Lefty” Grove, Rube Walberg Sharkey, 128, Minneapolis, out- Cont Can ...... 78 Ameriesm appearance of the 12 Krlspy Cheese Hd-bit Square at 6 o’clock, skidded on Tol­ St Petersburg, Fla.—Although he has an idea that his Infield will and Bob Welland. Evana- Com P r o d ...... 72 land turnpike, left the road and Litre racing b^ts brought over by (10): Jimmy McFarland, 155. Del L and W n ...... 29 crashed into a bam on the Doyle the foreign teams. T6rT6 Hftute, Ind., outpointed Jobnny MAGIC Du P o n t ...... 97% farm. Davia, 166, Henderson, Ky., (lO). (3IEESE CHIPS Eastman Kodak ...... 90 Jospeh Doyle heard the crash and A tooth is the only part of the Mimde, Ind.—Harvey Masdo, 145, Elec and M us ...... 6 % started out to investigate. The bus body that cannot repair Itself. Cincinnati, outpointed Chuck Reed, At Your Grocers Elec Auto L ite ...... 29% driver was able to back away and Gen Elec ...... 21% had proceeded towards Oakland Gen F o o d s ...... 33 curve before Mr. Doyle found that Oen M o to r s...... 37% about 10 feet of one part of the The Manchester PubKc Market Gillette ...... 11% bam had been crushed in by the Gold Dust ...... 23 Herahey ...... •...... 52 bus. He did not learn the name of Homestake M in in g ...... 351 the operator, but reported the acci­ Hudson Motors ...... 19% dent to the Connecticut company. FOR SATURDAY Int Harv ...... 41% Bakery Hill on Main street was in a bad condition this morning before Popular Market Int Nick ...... 27% the state tmek got around and 855 MAIN STREET Int Tel and T el ...... 14% We Are Featuring The Finest Cuts of RUBINOW BUILDING Johns Manville ...... 56% sprinkled sand on the road. Center Kennecott ...... 20 street was also given an early coat­ Lehigh Val Coal...... 4 ing of sand this morning. Men in Lehigh Val R d ...... 19 the employ of the town were out OUR MOTTO Ligg and Myers B ...... 85% with pails of sand sprinkling the MILK FED VEAL sidewalks on hills which were slip­ Loew’s ...... 32 Boneless Rolled Roast Veal, Lorillard ...... 17 % pery this morning. Breast of Veal for Raking Mont W a r d ...... 32 no waste, lb...... (whole), lb...... REAL QUAUTY Nat Biscuit ...... 40% Neck of Veal for Pot Pie, Shoulder Roast Veal for Baking, Nat Cash R eg ...... 20 lb...... We are able and glad to offer real quality at these low Nat Dairy ...... 15% FRENCH POUCE FIND lb...... Nat Pow and L t ...... 12% Shanks of Veal, Real prices. Such values are made possible only by our tre- I M n r p N Y C en tral...... 87% lb...... mendous buying power. And the fact we are wilUng NY NH and H ...... 18% SOME STAVISKY GEMS Values I « • 7c to sell on a narrower maiYin of profit I ^HVingTS Noranda ...... 38% Fancy Legs Spring Lamb, o A North A m ...... 19% Paris, March 9.— (AP)—Some of Small Forequarters of Spring Packard ...... 5% the missing jewels of the late Serge •b...... Z 4 c Lamb, lb...... Penn ...... 84% Stavlsky, subject to an intensive OUR POPULAR ITEMS LEGS AND RUMPS Phila Rdg C and I ...... 5% detective search, were found today Salt Spareribs, Phil Pete ...... 17% Swift’s Golden West Fowl for a nice Chick­ 3 lbs...... In the Orleans municipal pawnshop en Soup, Pub Serv N J ...... 37% and were seized by the government. Salt Pigs’ Hocks, MILK-FED Radio ...... 8 The gems, valued at 1,200,000 Reading ...... 51% 4 lbs...... francs (approximately $78,000), 6 9 c 2 * " $ 1 . 3 5 SNOW Rem Rand ...... 18 were pawned by an associate of Salt Pigs’ Feet, Rey Tob B ...... 41 Stavlsky for 200,000 francs (ap­ Premium Chickens for Frying or Roasting, WHITE Sears Roebuck ...... 48% 5 l b s ...... proximately $13,000). VEAL Socony V a c ...... 16% They were recovered by M. Bony, 6 9 c -* • 2 * " $ 1 . 3 5 Fresh Made Philadelphia Scrap­ South Pac ...... 27% VEAL star detective who found missing ple, 19c lb. 3-lb. loaf f o r ...... EVERY CALF GOVERNMENT INSPECTED. Sou P Rlc 8 ...... 83% stubs of checks for millions of francs Fresh Eastern Cut Pork to Roast, 1 f \ South Rwy ...... 31% written by the man credited with Rib end, lb...... 1 5 / C Tender Sirloin Steak, lb. 29c. St B ra n d s...... 21% the collapse of the Bayonne pawn­ 2 lbs...... St Gas and E l ...... 12% shop. This disclosure led to the ar­ Small Fresh Shoulders, 4 a St Oil C a l...... 38% rest of Stavlsky’s widow, who is still lb...... 1 4 c Our Fresh Ground Hamburg Steak for a BONELESS PRIME RIB MILE-FED St OU N J ...... 45% in Jail. Rib Ends of Pork to Cook with 4 Ff nice Meat Loaf, Tex Ck>rp...... 26% A pretty young mannequin aided 2 lbs...... Timken Roller B ear ...... 35% in the search for the Jewels, sup­ Kraut, 21/2 to 3 lbs. each, lb...... 1 0 C Txans America ...... 7% posed to have been used by Stavlsky FINEST CUTS OF PRIME BEEF Our Home Made Sausage Meat Union Carbide ...... 44% to get funds from the Bayonne Fancy Tender Boneless Rolled 4 from Native Pork, lb...... ■ 4 TO 7 LBS. AVERAGE. Union Pacific ...... 127 pawnshop. Unit Aircraft ...... 28% Pot Roast, lb...... 1 y C Fancy Fresh Young Hen Tur­ Unit C o r p ...... 6 % First Ca,t—I heard you had an ad­ Boneless Rolled Oven Roast Beef ^ keys, 8 to 12 lbs. each, lb...... 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i^LISTCUUSE VETERAN RAILROAD HAN FRENCH FLIERS L0CA1E her dliyoaal and an ordinary one CCC CAMP RECRUIT ■ubetltutad. Then ihe ordered the that permitted by the reaty of Ver­ chauffeur to get rid of his uniform. sailles.. IS KILLED BY EXPRESS QUEEN OF SHEBA’S C i n A motorcycle eacort from GERMANY I W The League fears tiie dheam of FOR TARIFF BILL met her about 80 milea from San reduction of armaments may have STATE THEA CRUSHED TO DEATH Juan, only to be sent back without to be abandoned, with limitation at Joseph Kennedy, S5 Tears (OoBttBiMd from Page One) her. TO REARM, SHE the present level the only hope and With New Haven Road, with Germany headed toward some TO BE S Ground Beneath Wheels of children of Simeon according to rearmament. their familiee: and their inheritance America’s policy, was raised anew Train. waa within the inheritance of the Morris Cooper of Hamd^ TEU5 JiACOE SUGGESTS BELGIUM PAY because of reports that England children of Judah. OF BUSY WEQ may sound out Washington on the iff Comnissioii Wants Stamford, March 9.—(AP)— (Continued Frotai Page One) “And they had in their inheritance Dies in Grarel Pit at Camp OFF DEBTS WITH RADIUM possibility of further security Joseph Kennedy, for 35 years in the Beer-Sheba, and Sheba, and Mol-a- pledges. (Continued from Page One)' Broadening of Proposai. employ of the New Haven railroad, Dah.” another equality of treatment as re­ was ground to death beneath the Worid’e Wealthiest. gards her own security.” Until real reduction of armaments hew recipes, describe new fbo( Roosevelt * is achieved, the United States, wheels of an express train here this In those days the land of Sheba Proposal by Senator Davis products, give away free a mimbei Stuatlon Tense through President Roosevelt, last morning just after he had delivered waa f'ne of the wealthiest of the Favorably Received by OflFi- of filled market baskets, and in ad Washington, March 9— (AP) — a messeige to the engineer of a pas­ Germany’s memorandum, which May virtually announced that she world—the world that civilization KlUingworth, Oonn., March 9 ._ cials Heading Monopoly. Broadening of the administration’s senger train. knew. like a letter of Louis Barthou, new waa ready to abandon neutrality dltlon some of the dishes eooke< reciprocal tariff proposal to permit (•AJ*)—A recruit at the C. C. C. French minister, to Arthur Hender­ rights and would not help a peace- during the demonstration, but 01 the President to place items on or Kennedy was employed in the lo­ The wrealth of the region is hinted Camp Roosevelt, Morris L. Qioper, son, president of the world disarm­ breaking nation and would not pro­ take them from the free list was cal tower and as he turned to walk at in n Oironicles, chapter IX, in Brussels, March 9.— (AP)— Offi­ Friday more Imiwrtant gifts froa back to the tower, he was struck the description of one of history's 24, of Hamden, died today beneath cials of the Union Miniere Du Haut ament conference Feb. 10, was tect Americans trading with an ag­ recommended today by Ro^rt L. hitherto unpublished, indicates the the local merchants will be given tc by another train and knocked over most famous visits: a cave-ln in a p it Katanga, which has a monopoly on gressor, provided the nations are O’Brien, Republican chairman of grkvel tenseness of the disarmament situ­ a few members of the big audl. the Tariff Commission. to track one, where he lay helpless. “And when the Queen of Sheba the production of radium, today in­ punishing the aggressor and the ences. The youth, who had been at the ation. Ignited States concurs in the Identi­ Before aid could reach him, the ex­ beard of the fame of Solomon she dicated they would consider favor­ There Is no admission charge, n< Testifying to the House wa3rs and press train thimdered down track came to prove Solomon with hard camp since January, was working ably a proposal by Senator Davis ty of the attacker. meains committee on the tulminis- An encouraglnc angle was a pro­ ti^ ets are required, only prompl one, and killed him. questions at Jerusalem, wdth a very with several other recruits in the ^ t Belgium give the United SUtes posal by (Dhancellor Hitler for Euro­ This policy was held to remove tration proposition, O’Brien said pit, removing gravel to be used for ^ v a l S ' at the state at 10 a. m.. k He is survived by his widow, two great company, and camels that 310,000,000 worth of radium toward pean nations to guarantee an uncon­ danger of complications with Elng- "his bill ought to take in the free road construction, when he was ttat the school may begin on tlm« list.’’ sons and a daughter. bare spices, and gold in abundance, war debts payment. ditional maint^ance of peace by lend and tend to keep America out an(i the long full and vasUy Inter- trapped. of war. and precious stones; and when she No such offer has been made. It pacts of non-agression. He pledged Mtlng program go forward prompt­ “I think it should go a great deal Apparently he >vas crushed to waa come to Solomon, she com­ was explained, and no negotiations Germany would “settle amicably ly at each session. Begins Tuesday farther,’’ he added, “it is so simple muned with him of all that was in death before his companiems could are underway along this Une. any dispute between France and There are 200 distinct bones in o’clock and continues Wednes­ that it should pass both the Senate her heart. extricate him. The cave-ln occur­ the human body. and House without a dissenting ’The Belgium Foreign Office and Germany.” day, ’Thursday and Friday. HIGGANUM TRUCK Gave Splendid CUfts. red about 9 a. m., and Coroner L. A. Department of Finance did not com- vote.” Germany demands complete O’Brien said there was virtually And she gave the king an hun-. Smith of Middletown waa notified ment on the proposal, embodied in dred Md twenty talents of gold, and* Camp Roosevelt in the Cockapon- a bill introduced by Davis yester­ equality rights, that heavily armed no difference between the new pro­ DRIVER KILLED day. states undertake not to exceed their posal and the present way of of spices great abundance and pre­ set state forest, is under the com­ cious stone: neither was there any mand of Captain Elmer L. Man­ The actual amount of government present level of armaments, and de­ changing tariffs imder the flexible clares thirdly, Germany will adhere provision of the Smoot-Hawley act, such spice as the Queen of Sheba ning. (Damp officers said (Dooperis radium reserves officiaUy was not which gdves the President power to gave King Solomon. nearest relative was Mary Lee- revealed but it was believed it would to a convention agreeing to show change rates 50 per cent upon the Struck by Car on Post Road “And King Solomon gave to the giero, of Hamden. * total at least 100 grams, 30 of which such moderation in taking equality recommendation of the Tariff Com­ Queen of Sheba all her desire, what­ were placed at the disposal of the rights “that cannot be regarded by mission. soever she asked beside that which Belgian (Dancer Foundation, created any European power as an offensive I DIAMOND GINGER ALE ' “The President makes the Tariff — Two Others SGghtly she had brought unto the King. So HRST LADY VISITS in 1932. menace.” Commission, and it does what he she turned, and went away to her Radium has been selling for ap­ Needs Quick Solution "The Supreme Mixer" ^ says,” O’Brien added. He said the Hurt. own land, she and her servants.” proximately 350,000 a gram, it was Barthou notified Henderson that “bi-partisan character” of the com­ TOBACCO F A aO R Y said, thus 200 grams would he need­ Malraux, an author, was the 1933 Che increasing pace with which cer­ Since 1865 mission made no difference, explain­ winner of the Goncourt literary ed to carry out the plan. ing that former President Hoover tain countries were continuing to re­ prize. He is an archaeologist and (Continued from Pago One) appointed a Democrat to the com­ Greenwich, March 9 — (AP) a veteran explorer. arm in violation of treaties necessi­ T\ I mission who was a stronger pro­ Joseph Gumeincik, 39, a truck driver Before his departure, Feb. 22, he tates “a rapid solution of conference tectionist than Representative the girls themselves in an effort to problems.” ^ Pale Dry or Golden ^ of Higganum, was struck by an told friends that if his plane was Pr.'".'IDENCE BUS Crowther (R., N. Y.), a member of other truck today as he stood on secure balanced rations to see if After directing this broadside forced down on the desert of Rou- those who followed such a diet do the ways and means committee who the Boston Post road and died in bat-El-Khaii, death from hunger against (Germany, the foreig;n minis­ helped put through the Smoot-Haw­ the Greenwich hospital. more work than the other girls. CRASHES, 1 DEAD ter announced France would not re­ ley bin. and thirst was inevitable. But there were no especial prepa- Large glass bottle 2 0 c C-. Gumaneik’s truck had been in The land of Sheba no longer is a duce armaments if the immediate 5 raUons for the distinguished visitor minor collision with an automobile land of plenty. rearmament of Germany is beyond driven by Raymond S. Sanford, 45 who dismissed her motorcycle es (Oontiniied from Page One) of George avenue, Norwalk, and the cort enroute here from San Juan two men were standing on the Post and had her chauffeur change his dent conflict. (Dharles Prairie of EIGHTH ARMY road, talking, near Dayton avenue. HIT-AND-RUN DOBBIN livery for a plain white suit. Johnston, driving a sedan, said the Another truck, driven by Charles Caguas gave the First la d y „ b ^ skidded when it tried to pass R. Smith, 33, of Uxbridge, Mass., vociferous welcome, despite her ef­ his car. The sedan was struck by skidded on the icy road, crashed into forts to avoid display, for the the bus and damaged. Gallagher FUER KILLED; CAUSE OF BOY’S DEATH (Jalmed that the Prairie car passed the parked automobile and then streets were Uned with cheering the bus and slowed up when in front ^ Saturday's Super-Savings at knocked down both men. men, women and children. Gumaneik, who was crushed be­ of it again so that he bad to apply Horse Hair Found on Coat of Visits Factory the brakes sharply, causing the CARRIED MAO. neath the truck, died 80 minutes Mrs. Roosevelt went dlbectly into skid. later at the hospital. Sanford, who Child Found With Fractured SkuU. a facto-y where 500 women were Roads in this state this morning (Oontlnned from Page One) was knocked unconscious, was stripping tobacco. Everybody's Market treated at the hospital for cuts and were particularly dangerous, snow FREE DELIVERY! ^ ^ There were no whispers and al­ which feU during the night having Durward O. Lowry of Selfrldge bruises, and then released. New Haven, March 9— (AP)—A A pasenger in Sanford’s car. Miss most no motion as she walked along melted and then frozen, glazing the JOHNSON’S DELIVERY SERVICE-MEANS GOOD SERVICE-CALL US Field, Mich., canying the mail, was search for a hit-and-run horse the long aisles o," the large light highways. killed in a crash during a snow­ Dorothy Chatterton, 22 of Norwalk, marked the investigation today into room. ° also suffered minor injuries, but did storm. the death of Clarence Whitcher, She asked the manager if the LAND O’LAKES not require hospital treatment. ’The production of briar root for LAND O’LAKES LAND OT.AKES Also on Feb. 22, another Army seven years old, of New Haven. workers really wanted a higher smoking pipes dates back to 1860, Both Smith and Sanford were The boy was found lying uncon­ Butter! flier, Fred I. Patrick of Denison, held by Grenwich police for a cor­ standard of living. He replied that when a French Arm found it to be of Milk! Tex., on h private cruise, was killed scious in the street yesterday,near excellent quality for that purpose. Cheese! oner’s inquest. Officers who com- his home and died soon afterward. country women were content with near Denison when his craft nosed mimicated with Gumaneik’s home their present state. into a field. The medical examiner said death said he leaves only his widow, who was due to a fractured skull. Inspects School l b . c a n s On Feb. 23 an amphibian plane is in Central Europe. The body was Mrs. Roosevelt, surveying eco­ lb. Police said a horse drawn vehicle Ask For America’s Favorite carrymg three Army men en route taken to a Greenwich mortuary. was seen in the neighborhood just nomic and social conditions in the to Langley Field, Va., for air mail West Indies, also visited the Munoz Krispy Cheese Tid-bit before the boy was found and that Fancy Green Stringless Fancy FuU Sweet duty fell into the ocean off Long coarse horse hair waa on the coat Rivera school, a relief administra­ Fancy Green Texas Island, New York, and Lieut. George DRUGGIST PERMITS the child was wearing. tion project, where tuberculosis pre­ MAGIC Beans! F. McDermott of Pittsburgh died. vention work is being carried out. Green Peas! Spinach! CARNERA’S MANAGER JAILED Dozens ot pajanm-clad and mal­ CHEESE CHIPS REPORT FROM NEWARK ARE ISSUED TODAY New York, March 9— (AP)—Wil­ nourished children gathered to see At Your Grocers Newa.rk, N. J., March 9— (AP) — liam J. Duffy, American manager of her. Cheering Girl Scouts saluted 3 qts. X g c her. p e c k Otto Wienecke, army mail pilot who (Continoed from Page One) Primo Camera, was sentenced to 3 q t s ^ 5 ® crashed to his death on a Ohio farm the Federal House of Detention for 'The wife of the (Dhief Executive today, left with the mail from who wish to may now apply for a four months today, for failure to then went into the homes of the to­ Fancy White Fancy Bleached Newark airport at 11 o’clock last permit,” tl)c letter said: file an income tax return for 1930. bacco workers, accompanied by Fancy Good Size Florida night. WANTED TO BUY “You should know that the affi­ Judge William Bondy told Duffy’s Miss Helen V. Tooker. head of civil Cauliflower! Celery! Lieutenant George F. Shulgen, davit you signed before your certi­ counsel he would consider a plea for works and economic survey under ALL KINDS OF LIVE Oranges! •control officer of the Newark-Cleve- ficate of fitness was forwarded to revision or reduction of the term at way here. POULTRY large l ^ d division of the air mail opera­ any time within ninety days. you will be enforced by the Phar­ Before she left San Juan, where h e a d bunch tions said Wienecke was stationed macy commission. Do not sell be­ Duffy, who was absent from court she spent last night, Mrs. Roose­ d o z e n at Mitchell Field, L. I., before he A. Gremmo & Son fore 8 a. m., or after 11 p. m., nor when the case was called, returned velt had the governor’s license plate was assigned to fly the air mail, on Sunday or election day. Do not from Florida last night. PHONE 3441 along with other Army pilots. taken from an official car placed at Genuine sell in any container of less than 8 Hershey’s Chapin Pore Lieutenant Shulgen said he was ounce capacity, except French Tmable to supply further informa­ brandy in 2 ounce bottles, nor more Palmolive Soap! Sugar! tion on Wienecke, but referred in­ than 32 ounces, sealed. Bread Flour! quiries to Mitchell field. “The 11 p. m., provision will be lO-lb. Asked if he had an5rthing further watched very closely. It is the in­ COFFEE 24i/,-ib. to say on the fatal crash, the lieut­ b a r bag bag enant said: tention of your commission to deal Royal Scarlet, asm a 4 6 severely with those who make sales ANDERSON & NOREN “I guess not.” l-Ib. can ...... Z y C after 11 o’clock. It is also hoped Brownie, g y t y He said, however, that the that you will give the public a bet­ Meats, Groceries, Fruits and Vegetables Fancy California l-lb. pkg...... ^«5C J S i t Fancy Large Temple Selected Storage McIntosh weather report received last night ter piece of merchandise than some prior to Wienecke’s takeoff was 361 Center Street Phone 4076 Square Deal, ft 4 Lemons! favorable. of the brands which have appeared l-Ib. pkg...... Z l C Oranges! since December 5, 1933.” Apples! Fancy Boasting Fancy Small Frying FOWL e a c h d o z e n l b . 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J •-.V ; T:W \ ' m ■' ^ . -v'. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY, MARCH 9,1984. • !> ’ ■ ^ / j i i ■ . . , , ___ dynamite shooter and bctwscii PLANS TO BIED Forced to Quit MILITARY BAU APRIL 6 classes aqd on Saturdajrs handles the ocplosives on CWA highway projects. As Goal Miner TO c o m m ARMY DAY Port EJrit, Ont.—A mongrel o)as Market NEWFUELTANK* honored for saving the stock of a liquor store, but its master was Brunner's Affair in Hotel Bond WiU Be treated to a more left-handed com­ pliment SURPRISE TONIGHT! Ernest Bandy Boys Large Brilliant, With Many Dis- Employes of the store presented a ' DIAL 5X91 tingtiished Guests Present. night watchman with a la^e leather Phone Service Till 5:30. medal bearing a grotesque carica­ West Side Tract from ture of himself armed with a pistol Hartford, March 9.—Army Day, and followed by his dog. LAND O’LA'KES April 6, has appropriately been The dog, whose barkiflg bad BUTTER, 2 lbs. . .. Cheney Brothers. chosen by the Hartford chapter. Re­ summoned the ^jitcbman, when In­ truders tried to open a door, got a Cream of Wheat, serve Officers Association of the bam bone. large sige, pkg. .... United States, for its first annual Bmett Bantly, proprietor of the Norwalk, Conn. — Councilman Krasdale military ball for which Invitations Stephen Ungarvy wants to "fire” Bantly Oil company and the Center were sent today to a host of men three horses whose keep costs this Applesauce, Auto Supply company, with his and women prominent in military city 32,000 a year. "Thes^re on the can ...... place of bualneu on Center street and civic affairs of ♦his city and retired list," Ungarvy says, "and Dd Monte Large at Winter street, has purchased state. Lieutenant Governor Roy C. don’t justify their existence on the from Cheney Brothers an acre and Wilcox and Mrs. Wilcox will be the city payroll." An investigation dis­ Sliced Pineapple .. a half of land on what is known as guests of honor. closed that t^e city receives less Krasdale Sliced Jar n than 3500 labor return for the trou­ the “power house" tract. Lieutenant Colonel A. Raymond Dried Beef, I5c size m C Included in the purchase is a rail* Ellis of West Hartford is honorary ble and expense entailed by keeping X road sidings of 150 feet. There was chairman of the committee Ifi the horses. •Angle Can Corned o r b also purchased by Mr. Bantly an* charge of the oalJ, which will take Beef, 2 tin s ...... CUC other strip 150 feet long and 40 feet place In the grand ballroom of the CLTTEE DBIFTINO IN ICE Krasdale Honey, ^ wide that extends from the tract to Hotel Bond. With music commenc­ Broad street, which he-srill use as a ing at 9 o’clock, a program recalling Grand Haven, Mich., March 9,- ...... i Z c road to reach the acre and a half much of the military splendor of (AP)—The Coast Guard cutter Scot Toilet Tissue, o ^'->1 plot. former days has beeiv arranged, 'The Escanaba, which Las been attempt­ 4 r o lls ...... n-. This is land that has been leased grand march at lO o’clock and the ing since Monday to fight its way Veal Legs Krasdale Large ^ q LB by Mr. Bantly from Cheney Broth­ massing of the colors will lend Im­ through high-piled floe Ice to go to ers for several years and it is where pressive brilliance and pomp to the the rescue of an ice-bound flehing Bartlett Pears .... 1 O C AT FIRST n a t io n a l M ARKETS . WHITE MEATY * he has his bulk station. He now pageant of gay evening dress and tug, was drifUng southward in the has five 21,000 gallon storage tanks military and naval officers’ uni­ Namco—The Only a pj Bessisff oven or pet restl Fency Spring for oil located on the land which he Ohio’s only woman coal miner, forms. grip of the ice field today. The cut­ Crabmeat, 2 cans.. 4 d C has just purchased and will install Ida Mae Stull, 34, above, has ter was considered in no danger, Ib however. Velvet Extra Fancy o C? C h u c k R o a s t another tank with a capacity of 20,> been banished from her job in LAMB LEGS the Cadiz, 0,. mine, shown be­ A strong wind has piled up an ice Cake Flour, box . . . d S D C 000 gallons. Bonsisfs hssvy btsf - tender end dslleieui With the increased demand for low, because state law forbids barrier along the eastern shor4 of Ocean Spray Cran- o Cf Mildly cured eemed beef fuel oil, Mr. Bantly. has found it women working in mines, and Queer Twists Lake Michigan extending out be­ berry Sauce, 2 cans ^ D C Ib necessary to have additional storage has been “ sentenced" to house­ yond the range of vision. FACE RUMP LEAN ENDS and although he has at different work, which she detests. A Krasdale 2-Lb. Jars o ^ miner since she was 12, Miss In Day's News times made an effort to purcha/se Peanut Butter___ Z f C Extra Large Size Urge Size Medium Size the property with its railroad Stull has loaded flve tons of ing on the South Manchester rail­ coal daily. Sheifield “ Sealect” o Milk, 4 t i n s ...... * ^ 5 C rangei"-*- road it was not possible until this Pittsburgh—Howard Burket, 34, lU -BM H K 10ED week. As soon as the weather ty, Aggin, it may be due to the was discharged from the Homeo­ Chesterfield’s, A clears there will be the additional presence of a tapeworm, ^nce you pathic hospital several days ago aft­ carton of 10 .. ^ 1 « 1 Jj Cilllornie ^ bcht i : tank installed and other changes say tbnt yur food passes through er a lengthy stay because of a Carrots l U made to the building* that he now the alimentary tract very rapidly, it broken leg. KB COflSTIPlIIIIN Chase & Sanborn o F? Tomatoes owns there and the possible build­ may be that your trouble is due Yesterc&y poliqe were summoned Dated Coffee, lb. .. Z & C New ing of another. solely to the fzict that you do not Ibt cm an accident call. They found Cabbage T c x m F.N.y Coobln, Ib, assimilate food material and there­ Burket’s car smashed against a tree Delicious Cereal Brought New Del Monte Pine- o /k Apples fore do not get the good from what and Burket on the running board apple Juice, 2 tins.. Z C you eat. If you care to write to me with a broken leg— the same one Health to Mr. Bartholomew Gold Medfll again giving me more information that had been fractured before, about your case, I will be pleased to "Where shall we take you?" FANCY RIPE MENUS hear from you. Bananas asked the officers. ST’. $1.19 "Homsopatblc hospital,’’ promptly Pillsbury’s Best For Good Health (Bronchial Asthma) repUed Burket, . from U s Tolimtazy Ist- LAND O’LAKES Qqestion: Mr. E. K. of Philadel­ bad considerable tioable Flour, 24!^-lb. ^ ^ *1 ^ A Week’s Supply phia asks: "I have pulmonary con­ Tbomasvllle, Ga.—It looked like a with nw stoma^. Digestion was U. S. Gov’t CertiAed One ^ Recommended gestion, cardiac hypertrophy, and tough job, but the fire laddies here ont of tnle question. I got m ^ d n e ...... 9 1 . 1 9 .Peundl i By Dr. Frank McCoy also bronchial asthma contracted in did tbdr duty in fine style. which gave me only temporary Calo Dog Food, BUTTER 93 Score Sweet Cream Bolls the Hawaiian Islands. I am getting Called to a residence they saw rdiei. 3 tins .. through a small crack what ap­ worse instead of better." ^’Then 1 thought o f taking Axx- Dr. McCoy's menus suggested for Answer: In a case as serious as peared to be flames in the attic. Man-Kind Dog FINAST SLICED T hw ripped away a portion of the Brak. I started eating a cereal dlah- the week beginning Sunday, March yours, I prefer not to advise you fol two or tbree times a day. Food, 3 tin s _____ 12th: cellmg m no time, and found a blaz- SUGAR CURED through a short answer similar to Silver Dust, Sunday this, but ask that you write to me Ixig patch of lunllght has been over a year now B A t O k Breakfast—Eight-ounce glass of In care of the Daily News. You have Wildwood, N. J.—Don’t like the since I ate tiiat first dish of bran, 15c size, box ...... orange juice, 80 minutes before a already sent me a letter, but smu weather, Huh? Well, be careful bnt from that day to this I have had breakfast of 2 coddled eggs, Melba the pleanire of jo y in g tiie proper Kre-mel Dessert, neglected to enclose your street ad­ what you say about It around the 0 pkgs...... tdsst. dress. It is quite possible that the Wildwood Crest Grammar school. functioning of tiie digerave organs. s e l e c t e d 4 Limcb—^Buttered noodles (whole- instructions ^ven in the article on E G G S The principal is Mrs. Brooks Bliz­ *’Tbanks io AU t-Bran. I still eat Honnel 3 Can Thea- 44ieat); Cooked spinach. Ripe Asthma and also in an article on zard. h en r eld J olives. it regnlarly and like it better all ter Package...... Curing Heart Trouble would i. ")ve ’The music teacher is Frank Sun­ the time.”— Lesser Bartholomew. Dinner—Baked chicken or roast helpful to you. Since you have al- shine, And the janitor is William Cadillac, Mich. Sour Cocktail BROOKSIDE pork; Buttered string beans; But- reaxly sent me a stamped envelope! Showers. Onions, jar ...... ^ 1 7 C w ed parsnips: Crisp celery; Apple I do not request another on^but I Philadelphia — ’The Cbristmaf Constipation is nsnally doe to nUp. am going % ask you to wrtw your spirit haa reached the dom'estic rp lack of “balk” to exercise the intes­ t r £ : . e e < Monday full name and street on the return lations court — rather late and only tines, and vitamin B to promote Breakfast—Crisp waffle; Putter elimination. Ai x -B rak supplies f r u i t BUTTER i W Roll! envelope when you send your second temporarily. FRESH AND and maple syrup; Stewed raisins. letter. A quarrel over a Christmas tree both, as well as iron for the olood. lamcb—Pint of buttermilk; 10 or VEGETABLES 12 dates. resulted in the separation of Carl The “bulk” in All-Bran is much Cacumben, each ...... Draudt and his wife Eleanor, ' like that of leafy vegetables. Cer­ Dinner-Vegetable soup; Baked Meeting in court Carl presented tainly this food is more natural Pannlps, lb...... v l^ted beets; Spinach * Artichoke TOLLAND Eleanor with her belated gift, a than taking harmful patent medi­ Wax Beans, 2 quart* Igac shlad; Jello or Jell-Well with cream. Grtop String Beaus, 2 quart* 25c 1 S U G A R gr^anula-S) wrist-watch. She smilingly put it on cines. Two tsblespoonfuls daily Tuesday The Ladles' Aid society of the Lfttuce, head ...... and then, refusing a reconciliation, will usuaUy overcome most tyjiea of Breakfast^Poached egg on Mel­ Federated church wlU serve supper Fancy Celery, bunch ...... ir c ba toast; Stewed prunes. obtained a support order taking hair constipation. With ea<^ meal in in the church dining rooms this of Carl’s pay. chronic cases. If not relieved this Fresh Peas, 2 q u arts...... «< . Lunch—Stewed com (canned); evening. ’The public is Invited. Mrs Waynesburg, Pa.—Harry KUer, way, see your doctor. Tomatoes, lb...... Cooked celery; Cold sliced beets (no Emery CTough, Mrs. WUliam L. Parsley, bunch ...... v SEALECT MILK W Waynesburg college sophomore, has vinegar). Ayers and Mrs. Joseph Du Fore are Get the red-and-green package at Cauliflower, h e a d ...... !!!,'2 «c Diimer—Leg of mutton; Buttered on the supper committee. four i a novel way to earn his way your grocer's. Made by Kellogg in UNSWEETENED EVAPORATED . 4p £ 1 7 ’ through schooL He is a licensed Brussels Sprouts, quart*. *' * *25c carrots; Asparagus (canned); Sal­ 'The Tolland Grange wlU hold one Battle Creek. Mushrooms, lb. .... i J c ad of chopped raw cabbage; Prune of a series of whists at the Com­ JUICE ORANGES, 2 dozen*! !s9c whip. munity House this evening. The Wednesday public is Invited and refreshments Breakfast—Wholewheat muffins will be served. MEAT with peanut butter; Stewed figs. Mr. and Mrs. William Wuerdig of S h o u ld e r s Lunch—^Baked eggplant; Salad of -IJ’ South Manchester were recent DEPARTMENT ^ SHANK diced vegetables in gelatin. guests of relatives. Dinner—Tomato and celery soup; Mr. and Mrs. L. Ernest HaU and Sliced Bacon, SPECIAL FO» THIS WEEK ONLY I Broiled steak with mushrooms; daughter. Miss Bernice HaU, in com­ Nadon-Wide lb...... PINK full Buttered string beans: Shredded pany with Mrs. Walter Pearson of 80 ez lettuce with olive oil dressing: Jello Hartford, left Thursday morning by Whole Wheat Bread leaf or Jell-Well. Brightwood Sausages, small- ■■ n automobile for a trip to Florida and CASH or large, m Thursday other points of Interest. SALMON Breakfast—French Omelet; Crisp Professor A. J. W. Meyers of the ...... 21c Choice Aleiken Quality Apple Sauce Cup Cakes bacon; Melba toast; Pear sauce. Hartford Seminary Foimdation will Lunch—Baked potato; Dandelion i SPECIALS m TALL greens: Ripe olives. be the preacher at the Federated 10 LBS. SUGAR, FANCY CHUCK church next Sunday morning serv­ TINS Finest Cookies ALL KINDS 2 Dinner—Roast veal; Baked celery ice. t '‘ ■ . * 5 4 hearts; Buttered beets; Salad of POT ROAST watercress and lettuce; Pineapple The regular meeting of Tolland Land O’Lakeg ^ q dei whip. Grange held Tuesday evening was Chase & Sanborn’s Dated Hot Cross Buns Butter, 2 lbs. ... O l C Coffee, v>w Friday weU attended^y a good number out­ 1 9 c Breakfast—Cottage cheese; Mel­ side of the Grange mebershlp to lis­ Nation-Wide ^ r^ lb. t i n ...... / C ten to a talk by Professor David BAKED Coffee Rings ba toast; Dish of berries (canned ODC Libby’s Tomato Q H without sugar). E. Warner of Storrs College, associ­ Butter, 2 lbs. . .. FANCY FOWL, aver. 6 lbs...... WHIT* ate professor of poultry. He di­ Juice, 3 cans ... •...... Ib. Prize Bread m CED Of Lunch — Combread; Buttered Country Roll ^ p j BEANS UNSUCEO string beans; Crisp celery. rected his talk on factors that go to Nation-Wide Bread, 0 Roasting Chickens...... gSo lb Butter, 2 lbs. ... d D C Calves' Liver ...... 49c ib. WHITE Dinner—Baked halibut; Stewed make up the breeding pen and loaf ...... H e FINAST I showed a good number of lantern Belmont Broad SLICED ONLY tomatoes (canned); Baked egg­ New England Oven Baked plant: Ripe olives: Jello or Jell-Well slides to iUustrate his talk. Many Not the Ordinary Kind— Try Gold Medal Kitchen-Tented (no cream). questions were asked by those in­ It and Be ConvlBiced! SWIFT’S PREMIUM California Pea Bcant Ginger Bread / terested and were readily explained Nation-Wide 14 Saturday FANCY BUTT-END HAM >tARGE Breakfast—Grapefruit as desired Most o l the officers of ’Tolland Fancy Soft Winter Wheat Special, 88 ot without sugar. Grange attended the school of in­ Sliced Bacon Pantey Flour, O O ^ Every dice aelected. lb...... 2 TINS Heavy Cream ’SSS” Lunch — ••St Patrick’s Day struction meeting held at Ellington 5-Ib. b a g ...... 2 o C Salad; Buttered asparagus (frpsh or Wednesday evening when the offi­ Special This Week, Gelatin Deseerts, m cers of granges in the East Central Cottage Cheese M O O KUDI 2 - 1 canned): Wholewheat crackers. »b...... 2 5 c -____Royal,^ pkg...... Q Q Cube S te a k ...... 29o and 85o Ib. 9* Dinner—Vegetable soup; Boiled Pomona Jurisdiction were present. Smoked Shoulders, Small Lean lean beef; Steamed carrots and tur Ivan Wilcox, Master, and John Daisy Hams, Cube Ham steak. Chat* a Sanborn Pineapple Juice FINAST 2 25< Edwards, Overseer, of Tolland CHIPSO, 2 large packages...... 29c nips; Salad of chopped raw cab- GBOTE A WEIGEL b ^ - Lime Jello or Jell-Well. Grange visited Westfield Grange last Mlnoed Ham, Pressed Ham, Veal • Artichoke Salad is made week. ' Chuck Roast, Nation-Wid» Baking Powder, Dated COFFEB Finest Vanilla or Umon btra«ti 23F with' the chicken or pork that is left Arrests have made for the kiUlng lb...... regular price 25c, « Loaf, Spiced Ham, Boiled Ham, over f ’ ora Sunday’s dinner if you of deer in town and those who have Lb. t i n ...... 1 9 c Frankfnrts, Bologna, Uverwunt, Baker's Baking Chocolate 1 $4 haven’t this recipe you may secure accepted the meat were fined as Rib Roast, Baked Ham, Salami, Cervelat, ib tin SeftasUk Cake Floor, Dried Beef. it by following the dlrectins at the were those who shot the animals. Jb...... •. • Be Sure, pkg...... r j i beginning or ending of today’s ar­ Banquet Dm PIcklei 7 1 ticle, sending a self-addressed, Legs Lamb, Jack Froet XXXX or Powder­ stamped envelope. fancy Spring, ed 8 uga4‘, ' 1 Chesterfield Cigarettes 2 •'» 25* ••St. Patrick’s Day Salad: Mix WAPPING lb...... 81-lb. pkjga...... I d C three 3-ounce packages of cream Extracts, Nation-Wide, abeo- IVORY cheese and on 1 *4 -ounce package of The regular meeting of the Wap- Hamburg, lutely pure. Special, r t o Roquefort cheese with a fork until ping Parent-Teachers Association 2 lbs...... full 2-oz. bottle ...... m OC » » TEA SALE « « soft. Tint a delicate green with will be held at the school hall next Cocoanut, Baker's Southern SOAP vegetable coloring and add i/i cup Monday afternoon at 3:30 o’clock, Fowl, Fancy, 5 0 / chopped toasted nutmeats, 2 tbsp. with Mrs. Benjamin Works of Glas­ HOMELAND or Vi LB tonbury, the county president, as lb...... 5 “-I ...... I 3 c * finely minced parsely, tsp. saiL Pure Spioes, Nation- O C Get ti^^iinl^ohromtam ON and 1 tbsp. lemon juice. Fold in ^ the speaker. l^de, 8 2-oa. tine . . . d S O C cup heavy cream, whipped. Turn Mr. and Mrs. Eugene W. piatt and Boneless Heavy Be^f, NUT AND CANDY DISH Ginger Ale, Globe, (Pale Dry), for only tOo and sale* slip show­ GOLDEN ROSE ___ in ^ a freezing tray of an automatic daughter, Jacqueline M., and son Fancy Face #> a - lge 88-oz, bottle, e /> ing purchase of a package of size Orenft Pekoe . Ceylon - Oplong - tnglHb areeitbst • Mixed * J odterr refrigerator, or place in a shallow Douglas F., spent the day last Sun­ Rump, lb...... contents ...-...... X U C pan in the freezi^ compartment of day with Mrs. Platt’s parents, Mr. Softasilk, mailed to SOFTASILK. 2 b«rt Minneapolis. an ice cabinet Chill until firm. Cut and Mrs. Addison E. Frink. Mrs. Orange Blossow fSSSS&i 1"’ into s n ^ squares and serve on •Frink, who has been ill at her home, Get mis dainty obromluna SOFTASIIdK c r i^ lettuce. Garnish with carrot for some time, was taken to the NUT AND CANDY DISH 0-AKS PliOXTR flowers and sprigs of parsley and Manchester Memorial hospital on for only 10c and sales slip celery. Serves eight Sunday afternoon for treatment showing purohase of a pack­ ’The 4-H club at Rye street held age of Seftaallk, to Q L w xiOyg AJfP ANSWERS its regular get-together at the Rye SOFTASILK, AOnneopoUs. 3 0 * p k g . (Ferpetnal Hanger) street schoolhouse, last Wednesday s o f G A K E F L O T O ^ Question: From Mrs. B. B.: "I evening with forty present A fine / read your column in the Fullerton time was enjoyed by aU. VALU» SOFTASILK PKGi SURPRISE TONIGHTI Old kew tier K IN G 'S ’Tribune and I wish .that you would Raymond W. BeliAer entered the DIAL 5191 R U P P B R r i ten me what is the cause of my Hartford hospital last WedhneSday PATRONIZE THESE NATION-WIDE STORES: 4>HONE SERVICE alwairs being so hungry. 1 crave afternoon, where he underwent an F ID E L IO ' food at an times, and never seem operation on ’Thursday morning. * TIUL 8:80 satfsfled." Guests at the home o f Mr. and Georsre England Kittel’s Market RHEINGOLP , pwer; Such a cn vin g is very Mrs. Wilbur C. Hills last Wednesday 802 SpnMe S t TeL 8850 IB BIsm O S t TeL 4866 AETNA URVU ’ to Mstrltls, wlrrlUtlon were Mr. ,u d Mrs. A. C. Lundberg, B i n t n u e r ^ o f im.mmaibtaae which lines the Mr. and IM . Frank Carter, and BursackBros. W, Harry England _ .llh some cases, it is a very Mrs. James Hart and dau^ter ilO Hartfonl Bngd T*t. 8582- Meaekeato^ Green Tel. 840J promtnfPt symptom in-hyper-addl- Leona, 411 from New Britain. Market f J . FAQlTW iaCVS swy ’ * RAUY OF EPWORTH Nautical-^eat Saw _ . . _ ____ includa the tonturei; LEAGUES TOMORROW The barit of .sM p«f cent on PINEHURST MonstOr Sea Serpent local tax iaponiii; n |T0 mtelmuin- educational' flguin, aaodtfiad tor DIAL 4151 small s(dmpla4iiid tor M fh.jcliooI Apostle of the Sea Celebrates First Birttiday education; the tabfiiig o t the enum­ BaiMpiet, Mnsical and Speak­ Stete Board o f EdneatioD to eration grant frbin^.to,tb $8 per S ta tio n Roast Leg of Lamb OeDephaiie Siloed Ashore In Six Years of Ocean Roaming. child; the incluaioii of teasimable with mint jelly or mint —nfe ing Program m Wnfiman- tranqiortation under rygidattoer es- Bacon, lb« 21c Draft BiH for Next Assem- tabliabed by the board with a irim - New York, March' 9—Most perl>AfsJUng on the paved street outside. bursement of 60 per ocot; quarterly Morris Sivreme Legs of 8wift*s t k Charch. patetlc of priests, the Rev. Joseph "One or two each trip.” % S e s 8ioo. or other distributed payments durV Bacon, lb. 32c Edward Rockliff, will celebrate his "And have you ever seen a ing the year. Qnrchet at 739.^ LAMB serp en t?” What the board proposes to ______..V The Norwich District Epworth sixty-fifth birthday today, and the Juicy, Freshly Chopped 60 Foot Serpeot Hartford, March 9.— (AP)— The recommend In the new bOl is that 84 anniversary finds him wrin have a mid-winter rally "As a matter of f ^ I have. It State Board of Eklucation win draft per cent of the average tax receipt GROUND the first tizne in six years. Ehrer was about sixty feet long and ap­ the stations of the croea and hafei lb...... tomorrow night at the Methodist for submission to the next Genersl ot the towns for the iluee years next BEEF, lb...... since 1928, wbm be started going peared very much like the Scottish preceding, shall be expended for pur­ diction will-be held in SL JainWa 2 » church in Willimancic. Members of around the world at the rate of 50,- Next grade at lOe lb. one descrlbiMl In the papers—sort'of AsMmbly proposed legislation cal- poses of education. and St. Bridget’s chmrch tmiiglit at Leg* of Morris Snpreme and Swift's the two Methodist churches here 000 miles a year, Father Rockliff yelkrw. It was In mld-Padflc, three »Lilated to increase the state’s par­ 7:80. Premium Lamb, 29e lb. Again we oiler— win have a good sized delegation has ben forced to celebrate most years age; and there wasn’t any Satimlay afternoon and evening ticipation in the support of public SCOTCH HAM, 2 < )p present A banquet wUl be served holidays on some ocean or other. doubt the serpent was there. An­ nSHOP NILAN’S CONDITION a priest who understands and ISxtrs Small and Cut Down T-a*ni» by the host league at 6:30 o’clock. The stocky little Catholic priest, other man was with me and saw It eaucation. The board so voted at its Polish will be at St Bridget’s Legs, 8c lb. extra.' with rosy cheeks and silver-rimmed also. Usually, you kno^, when you meeting on Wednesday, It was an­ ehurch to hear confessions of non- Sliced To Order FoUowting this, a musical 'program Hartford, March 9— (AP) — The spectacle, arrived here from India talk about seeing sea serpents, peo­ nounced today by Commissioner MostoRev. Jrim J. Nilan, bishop of English speaking PoUsb leaideats arranged 1^ Howrard T. Pierce of a few weeks ago. He sails for New London will be presented. In­ ple think you’ve had too much Ebrnst W. Butterfield. tbe Catholic diocese of Hartiord, of Manchester, and at 7 o^dock Sun­ Loin Lamb Chops, Buiutter Nut Panama, Australia and New 2Sea- w hisky.” 4 9 c cluded on this part of the program, .The action of the. board followed was r^wrted in unchanged condi- day morntog there will be a spedal B A ^ D HAM, iand next week. mass, with sermon, celebrated by will be a group of vocal solos by considerable discussion of a draft tkm today at St. Francis hospital, We expect Fresh Asparagus. »/2 lb...... 3 3 c His predilection for the higdi seas i of a proposed act concerning equali­ where he had been in serious conih- the priest, the sermon to be in David Hutchinson, bass baritone of is based on an innate claustrophobia Polish. this town. The speaker of the eve­ inTJiED BY AUTO zation o f educational opportunities tion with arthritis. and also on bis calling as interna­ m the state, and the vote as passed The masses in St Bridget’s With Your Lamb, Try Birdseye Peas, box ...... 24e ning wriU be Rev. George G. Scriv­ church Sunday, In addition to the tional promoter for the Apostleship New Haven, March 9.—(A P ) __ expressed the opinion of the board ener, district superintendent of the of spiritual and social welfare of Missouri cotton ginned to 1933 extra mass at 7 o’clock, will be at that the best interests of tbe schools Again the Economical Nonvicb District seafarers throughout the world; ap­ Paul Schultz, 77, of Woodbridge, showed a decrease of 20 per cent 8:30 and again at 10:15. Tbe latter Dutch Pot Roast Members of the South Methodist proved and blessed by His Holiness, died In St. Raphael’s hospital today require the enanment of laws which from 1932. will be a high mass. Block Chuck League will meet at the church at 5 Plus XI”—organizing center, 66 8 to 5 pounds rump or chuck from Injuries received vdier he was o'clock from where transportation Victoria Street, London. struck W an automobile as he 2 tablespoons bacon 1st or drip­ Pot Roast win be provided In private cars. Guest of Bishop crossed the road In front of his pings Father Rockliff was foimd yester­ A t lbs. home. 2 teaspoons salt day at his temporary abode in St. The driver, William R. Stewart, Peter's Hospital, Brooklyn, where. Pepper 5 8 9 c Jr., of New Haven, was arrested on In excellent health, he is the guest a technical charge "of reckless driv­ 1 cop chopped carrots BLAST ON SUBMARINE of the Most Rev. Thomas E. Molloy, Bump Pot Roasts. ing and ordered to appear before 1 tablespoon sugar Roman Catholic Bishop of Brook­ Coroner James J. Corrigan today for Bottom Bounds. lyn. 2 cups stewed tomatoes Sirloin Tips. INJURES FOUR SAILORS a bearing. 1 Sp^sh onion chopped fine "My work,” he explained, "con­ Schultz was going from his home 2 green peppers, cut in slivers sists of looking after sailors. For to his barn to milk the co-ws last 8-4 cup chopped celery. Boneless, Juicy six years I have traveled constantly, night, vdien he was struck. CHUCK POT ROASTS San D iego, CJallf., M arch 9.— (A P ) establishing organization . head­ Brown meat well in hot tut. —^Four members of the crew of the quarters in different parts of the Add vegetables and seasoning, 22c to 29c lb. locaUy-based submarine Nautilus world. We have set them up in cover and let simmer for three were injiired last night in sui explo­ forty-four ports of call already — hours or until done. Add small Carrots, bimch 7c. sion at sea and wore rushed to port clubs, recreation rooms, dormitories, PBiMn quantities of water when neces­ here today aboard the destroyer with a priest in charge of each one. Green Peppers You see, we protect the men while sary. nilcken the liquid left Tomatoes, 17c cam Barry for treatment at the Naval HOLLYWOOD with flour made Into a paste hospital. they are in port. Otherwise all sorts of sharks get after them.” with cold water. Serve the Onions, 5 lbs. 25c. Reports from the hospital stated graty separately. Celery, 12c bunch. With regret Father Rockliff was MARKET R IB C H U C K all are expected to recover. forced to confess that as yet the The injured: Mason Bowen, 30, sqciety had acquired no clubhouse 881 East Center Street Phone service until 8 :30 tonight—^Dial 4151. chief radioman, lacerated scalp; H. here. The Apostleship has an office, D IA L 8804 M. Sprlngstun, 29, machinists’ mate, however, at 61 Whitehall street, and ROAST ROAST Try a Jar of Heinz Loganberry Jelly, Special...... 15c second class, first-degree burns on it has been suranged to establish a face, left hand and forearms; H. S. dormitory in. Brooklyn—in Hicks LARGE, STRICTLY Young, 28, fireman, first class, frac­ street —within the next twelve FRESH EGGS Poultry Sausage tured ja w ; rmd r L W. Bra^haw, months. seaman first class, lacerated scalp. MlnlstOTS T o Seamen 8 to 9-lb. plump, tender. Young Best Grade 1st Prize, either small or large . Links, The accident occurred when a "You know the Apostleship Is in Hen Turkeys. crankcase exploded as the subma­ touch with 200,000 seamen all over Boasting Chickens. lb...... 35c the -world — of aU nationalities,” Hampden, small, lb. 29c. rine was engaged in a power nm 100 ® doz. Broilers — Fryers. miles at sea, It wras reported. Father Rockliff continued, “and 29 Milk-Fed Fowl for Fricassee, during the depression we have had Brightwood, Deerfoot and Scho­ On receipt of word of the mishap as usual, the best grade. field. to care for so many^—at times we 5-6 Lb. Large Native A * 1 /v here, the destroyer Barry of the didn’t know what to do -with them A verage scouting force, commanded by Lieu­ Fow l ...... $ 1 . 1 U all. The Apostleship was foimded, Tender Bib Boasts, f Country Style Sausage tenant Commander C. Allen, was you know, eleven years ago. The $1.22 $1.59 Meat, lb...... 25c ordered to give assistance. It reach­ Archbishop of Glasgow is president ed the Nautilus shortly after mid­ Freslr Cut Hamburg, 1. ^ C Friend's Beans and the Pope is very keenly inter­ Pinehurst ' n ig h t ested.” Roast Ribs of Beef The Nautilus, commanded by Father R ockliff was born In Shoulder Pot Boasts, * p Roast Pork Lieutenant Commander P. E. Glut­ Liverpool, and, after serving cui as­ i b ...... 15c with Applesauce or Sweet Po­ ting, expect^ to return here sistant priest for several years, was Forelegs Lamb, 4 a String B eans'<-> tatoes. 22c, 28c. 32c this afternoon underwits owm power. appointed chaplain to a squadron lb...... l O C o f the Royal N avy In 1912. He Pork Roast (Rib), lb. . .20c According to-rih yon select. served during the 'World War and EXTBA SPECIAL! Try a Pinehn^ Rib Roast cot Pork Roast (Ixiin), lb. 24c became associated, with the Apos­ On Choice Wines Liquors riiort. tleship of the Sea soon after its in­ Coinct Rice Dry Gin, three times Center cuts of Pork to roast, ception, becoming international pro­ . 28c to S2C lb. COLUMBIA moter in 1928. distUled, b ottle ...... VOC Individual TeoderMn Steaks. Fine Wines, / yf\ Applesauce (finest York States The finest Porterhouse Steaks. Around World 6 Times delirious with pork), large “Since then,” he said, ‘Tve been bottle ...... 0 « I C POUND SIZE eg can, 10c. CALVES’ LIVER Thunder and lightning and a del­ Canada Dry s uge of hedl stones about 1 o’clock aroimd the world six times. Several ■19< DeLuxe Dried Beef. weks ago, when I came into San Q ln ...... Baldwin Apples, 4 lbs. 25c. Sparerlbs. Tuesday morning added more va­ Bake—eat—sauce. Francisco, the pilot asked me, 'Why Whiskeys, 90 proof, OO Corned Beef. riety to the different kinds of don’t you get a ship of your own? jottle ...... 7 0 C Sweet Potato«i, 2 lbs. 14c. VeaL weather we have had the past two You come into this port often Alcohol, 190 proof, A s Q 0 weeks. This about completes the enough.’ As a matter of fact, I have quart ...... ^ 1 * ^ 0 changes of climate which New Eng­ a shipmaster’s certificate, and I be­ B U T T E R 2 Birdseye Strawberries or Raspberries make delicious short land is noted for. The hall stones The above wine and liquors are creamery^H lieve there’s only one other priest were so numerous and large that sold here for 3rour con\'enience. We SS! cake and ice cream—economical. ’ who has.” heaps of them were visible in the "H ave you been through many would like you to pay us a visit anil Order At Pinehurst—^Tonight If Convenient! ditches along the WilUmantlc road bad Stroms, F a th er?” look our line over. at eight o’clock in the morning. "Oh, most certainly,” he replied, |lbs.| Now that the snow has left to a glancing a bit restles^ as the snow Sunshine promised to have Pinehurst large extent. It is evident that the S U G A R 1 0 * 9 : these cookies in our store late roads are in a very bad condition. today—Fresh from the ovens. Sugar, 10 lbs. 49c In some places the state roads are 28 to 35 cookies to a pound. Dainty Oblong breaking up badly. On the Green Butter, 2 lbs. 61c the shoulders of the road have been Molasses-Ginger washed away by the torrents of When QUALITY Is tb. ] water running over them, making RACON (Campbell’s Soups Cookies a drop , of several inches ^ m the Desired and Crunchy Lemon Spongfe Vegetable, Vegetable-Beef, roadb^, and imdermintng the road Cookies, Assorted, Chicken, q ^ surface back quite a way making it At Reasonable Price 8 c a n s ...... m OC dangerous for an automobUe to turn wildmere Lb. from the center of the road very SOAP CHIPS BUY ,dos.i 22c Large quart Jan Heinz Sliced far. 1 1 * encumber nckles or O *7 The chair caning meeting held FULL VALUE 2 lbs. 41c. Dial 4151. RelW i ...... 0 « C Tuesday at the hall under the direc­ Robertson’ s Soiqp tion o f M iss EJvelyn Plummer. Home Especially Made for Demonstration agent, was well At­ «•» 15« tended, over 20 ladifes being pres­ Laundry* Toilet and Bath Red Salmon OYSTERS pint 29c ent. Sixteen of them brought chairs to be caned, and the work was Also Bobertaon’s White Sudsy Soap CSilps— W hite F loating Soap and Grapes, lb. 39c. started nicely. Another similar Yon Just can't miss patting 8 meeting will be held March 20 that Garden Bouquet. Nectarines, 6 for 25c. cans of this delicious Chicken PinkSalmon the ladies may finish their chairs. Ripe Peaches, 4 for 23c. on your emergency shelf— A delicious lunch was served at Strawberries. HORMEL BRAND noon, consisting- of waffles and Indian River Grapefruit, 3 for hyrup or honey, sausages, cake, pie S p a g h e tti ^ ^eau^Qo 29c. and coffee. King Apples, 8 lbs. 25c. Chicken Worthy Master Donald Wood­ Bananas, 4 lbs. 25c. ward of the local Grange, -with Mrs. Radishes. Rareripes. a La King Wood-ward, who is lady assistant Fresh Peas. steward; Rev. A. W. MelUnger, lec­ Seminole nssue Cauliflower. turer; William Macht, Jr., over­ NO CHEAP" ingred- Spinach. Beets. seer and Alfred Soracchl, ga^eep- Cranberries, 19c lb. er, went to Efillngton Wednesday Celery, 12c-15c. evening tp attend a. meeting for the 4 tan cans $1.00 Instruction of Gran^ officers in the ients are used in Crisp Cucumbera, 15c. They put up the finest chicken. lbs.] White Turnips. Blast Central Pomona Grange juris­ no w onder dogs White Onions, 2 lbs. 22c. Try Honnel Pea and Vegetable diction. O N I O N S 5 1 7 - Mias Margaret Danehy, schori Yellow Turnips. Soap. p r e f e r i t i nurse, was a guest tor lunch Wed­ CALO. nesday at ths home of SOss Kath­ erine Tnlr. — *raUH MIATt mpply Friends here will be Interested to a t l m * w h « a w « hear of the birth of a daughter c a n n o t m a in ta in OvSillSGS 5 '8^ J 1 Snowdri ft February SS>to Rev. and Mrs. John thn quoflty of tho * e Pals aseeeaeryfsr rs» Howen of FrankUn, N. H. The baby I n g r e d ie n ts u s e d In ..17c has been named Mary Lou, and 1 Makes light ...... CALO, wn’H wHh- was bom on the second birthday of 1 tender hssemits 2-lb. CSn...... 33c the Howell’s other dilld, a son, draw It from the Glenn Williams. Rev. Mr. Howell is marfcot. W e’l quit B A N A N A S J i""-!1 9 - before we'H use a a former pastor of the Columbia * V|et?ABll8 sspFlyUie quart, 39c chimsh. single ''dieop^ In- AT PINEHURST 'Hia ’niuraday Afternoon club met gredlent that with Mra. Evelyn w nua^ with 20 would betray the BALDWIN ladies and alx children present confidence dog- The state highway department APPLES Pinehurst Grapefruit, 6 for ...... 25c owners now h o^ In this * o o b u v a i' dynamited the lee about the brid^ ■’'D.wMdi Florida Juice Orangres, dozen . ,24c between Columbia and Wllllmantic d o g f e e d i 'Dissday after discovering that it OVSS TO MUUION d s f RED CIRCLE. lb. 880 Delicious Tea Garden Bla^beiry Jam ...... S i c ja r bad moved tour inches from Its po­ eCNAMOAL C o ffe e BOHT O'CUOCK. Ib-SIO sition on the abutments. Those who I kaasrUistei Get this dainty use this sectloti of road still re­ member the Inconvenience of de- Atert t s s d la a CAIO WHITE NUT AND CANDY DISH tou rlag last spring -when one hpan Nsrs Is «M ■SUMOD MR fOMI'n « dsWon svsrr only lOo cad aOec sUp _ ^ of the bridge was demolished, and «Mt yes o«t fai CMOlj E v a p . M ilk HOUSE ■howlng paohaae sd • pack- O a n would not desire another period of of Sofhaflk. mailed to J J ^ detouring especially at this time of S O F T A S n JL OOC y ea f. ' FRESH FROli SOFTASOGW OUR SAKERV G A E R n o m The nmaufacture of hand-majle rugs hM become an Industry of some importance at the mountain O rto At Pinehurst Tonifiit If It U Goiwwiaitl rillaga of M m ROl, N. C., and 100 nMnmtblaesn skilled la weaving i»OG W C A T FQOI

. # :-v MANCHESTER EVENING HBRAID, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MARCH % 19S4, ifA m rim DAILY RADIO PROGRAM FEAltSV.S.C0ini)0l ...V FRIDAY, MARCH • (Cwtrtl and Sastern Standard Tima) OF COLLEGES NEXT Net*: Ail programi to key and baale chain* or groups thereof unlesa apaal* Eii^iil After One Year (fled; coast to coast (o to c) designation Includes all available stations. Program* subject to ehani*. P. M. Cent. East. NBC-WEAF NETWORK 6:00— 7:00—Myrt A Marge—east only; IT PAYS wtrt two TM7 Importsat tiilnco which hsTo hsd s hosiiac « tho tatu* o( HsM S*tt.Serv* BASIC — East; weaf whr weel wtlc Louis Panloe Orchestra—midwest 1:15— 7:15—Just Plain Bill — east; Head Of Wesleyan Sounds [wjarrwjar wtag wesh vvfl wilt wfbr wro wgy 1.—.The Dew. Improved froot of the department with an gfy| .nmnil nd* when wcae wUmwtam wwjwwJ wsal; Mid:Mit ksd Texas Rangers—west; Panico Or.— ____the ebesiktog wmaq wcfl woo-who wow wdaf wkbf midwest; Travers Orchea—Dixie TO WAIT ON of grooerlea in peak periods w much more qolcUy and more oUstomen Doea th rtu S ^ NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wtmj 6:3(V- 7:10—Music on the Air—east; Warning Because Of Use the tomstllea la le a a tt^ wlba kstp webc wday kfyr cret cfcf Showmen—Dixie; Orchestra—west It ha. bee. a -fimaver- every Batnrday aln^ and we wonder now how w T S i W iriSSTthla n M ^ oteel^ M SOUTH — wrta wptf wwno wl* wja* 6:45— 7:48— Boake Carter, Talk—ba> "wfla-wsun wlo^ wans wmo wsb wapl sic; Three of U* A Diane— west YOURSELF 3— ln toe midst ofa n^onal ^ ai^ m in laet Maroh, B m W ■al^8erva Oroeaty waa ena of the leadera la ex- 7:0P— 8:00—The Happy Baker*—b u io Of Federal Funds. wjdz wsmb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpre 7:16— 8:15—Edwin C. Hill — basic ^ d ln g o n p r o t ^ M o o ^ e i te M a a ^ t e r towaapeopia which we bettevo (ftam ^m m eate wTheax t e l? ) woal ktba ktha wsoc wave wlU never be forgotten. We appreciate the Inoreaea bnslnees toeea oourtsstes have teveWped for m , «*«y). MOUNTAIN~koa kdyl kgir kghl only; Dunstedter Orohestra—west PACIFIC COAST — kgo kfl kgw komo 7:30— 8:30—The March of Time—to c khq kfsd ktar kgu kno 8:00— 9:00—Stokowski Orche*.—also c Middletown, March 9.—(AP)— 8:15— 9:15— Ruth Etting, Songs—to c »» ta fair deaUnge with Maneheater ena- tent. Bast. 8:30— 9:30—Jack Whiting Revue—to c President James Lukena Mc- tomere. QnaUty foods and fair prleea, toe, add to toe popolartty o< tots weU kaowa g r e ^ d e p a ^ e a t 4iS0— 1:30—Tom Mix’* sketch—east 9:00—10:00—Olsen A Johnson—c to cat Conaughy of Wealeyan University 4:45— 6:45—The Wizard of Oz, Drama Eastman, .Song* HALE’S LABOB. LOCAL. STRICTLY FRESH 6:00— 6:00—Dinner Concert—also cat 1:4^—10:45—Myrt A Marge—w repeat bellevea that within the next decade 6:3<^— 6:30—Irene Beasley, Song^~ 10:00—11:0O—To Be Announced east; Tom Mix—repeat to midwest 10:16—11:15—New* Broadcast—basic the colleges of the United States . Handy’s Jack Frost Cane 6:46— 6H6—Trio Romantique, Vocal 10:20—It:25-To Be Announced SKIP— f:00—Morton Bovwe, Tenor Solo 10:30—11:30—Isham Jones Orch.—ba­ face danger of coming under the dozen 6:16— 7:1P—Billy Baohelor'a Sketch sic; Harry Sosnik Orch.—mldw control of the Federal government Boned and Rolled EGGS 6:30— 7:30—Fur Trapper*—weaf only 11:00—12:00—Leon Bslasce Orch.—ba­ in a move that wiuld be national­ SUGAR 6:45— 7:45—The Goldbergs, Serial Act sic; Carell Dickerson Orch—mldw 7:00— 1:00—Orch. A Cavalier*—c to o 11:30—12:30—Claude Hopkins Orch.— ization of higher education. "Nest-fresh” egge from nearby leeal tarma. Hale** egge are always Joit as ad- 8:00— 8:00—Waltzing by Abe Lyman basic; Louis Panico Orchestra—w The university head voiced bla vertleed. Used by the most fastidious oooks for every porpoae. 8:30— 9:30—Pic and Pat, Comedy 12:00— 1:00—Dance Hour— wabc only warning in an address to the stu­ 8:0^10:05—The First Nlghtar—c to c NBC-WJ2 NETWORK COUNTRY ROLL 1 0 lb.. 1:30—10:30—Flying Dutchmen Orche*. dents of Wesleyan. 10:00—11:00—“ The Art*." John Er*kina BASIC — East: wjs wbz-wbsa wbal Pointing out the increasing ten 10:15—11:15— News Broadcast—basic wham kdka wgar wjr wlw wayr wmal; dency of colleges throughout the HAM C A m 10:20—11:20— Dance Music Orchestra Midwest; wcky kyw wenr wls kwlc 10:30—11:30—Wm. Seotti A Orchestra kwer koll •wren wmaq kso wkbf country to use Federal funds in the SUGAR 11:00—12:00—Tsd Weems A Orchestra NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wtmj construction of buildings, as shown Ib. rolls 11:80— 12:30—Hal Kemp A HI* Orche*. wlba kstp webc wday kfyr crot cfcf in the reports of presidents cf BUTTER 2 SOUTH — wrva wptf wwnc wls wjax CB8-WABC NETWORK wfla-wsun wiod wsm wmc wsb wapl these colleges in their annual meet­ We reserve toe right to limit qoantltlee. wjdx wsmb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpre ing recently in St. Louis, he stressed A universally known brand at an BASIC—East: wabc wado woko wcao woal ktba ktbs wsoc wave waab wnao wgr wkbw wkrc whk cklw MOUNTAIN — koa kdyl kglr kghl the folly of expecting the govern­ Special Flour Sale On All Popnlar Brantel exoeptiionaily popolar price. wdro wcau wlpl]^ wjas wean wfbl wspd PACIFIC COAST — kgo kfl kgw komo ment to supply money without ex­ Pound WHITE LOAF wjsv wmaa; Midwest: wbbm wfbm khq kfsd ktar kpo kinbe kmoz wowo whaa acting a voice in the policy of the Cant. East. various institutions. (Whole or Swift’s Pure EAST—wpg whp wlbw wbec wlba wfea Half) wore wlcc efrb ckao 4:16— 5:16— Little Jackie Haller, Voe. In Foreign Countries DIXIE—wgst wsfa wbre wqatn wdod 4:30— 5:30—Singing Lady—east only / -lb. bag $ klra wT*o wlao wdau wtoo krld wrr 4:46— 8:46—Orphan Annie— east only McConanghy spoke of the inabil­ Tender, mild and tasty! Perfectly grain­ FLOUR 241 2 ^ 1 .0 9 iktrh ktsa waoo koiha wdbo wodx wbt 6 :0 ^ 6:00—Angelo Ferdinand Orohss. ity of foreign counjies to over­ ed ham with Jnat enough fat to make It LARD '■wdae wbig wtar wdbj wwva winbg waja 5:30— 6:30—O'Leary's Irish Minstrsla Milled by Gold Medal millers! wmbr , —e; Singing Lady—repeat for wgn come their economic difficulties cook sweet and Jnioy. Try a 4 to 6-pound MIDWEST—weah wgl wmt wmbd wlsn 8:46— 6:46—Lowell Thomas — east; without controlling theii colleges half bam for a week-end menu and be con­ ARMOUR’S MELROSE SMOKED ■wlbw kfh kfab wkbn wcco wabt kacj Orphan AnnI#—repeat to midwest and restricting enrollment. 6:05— 7:00—Amos ’n’ Andy—east only vinced of toe fine quality of Handy’s HAM. 4 lbs. wntx MOUNTAIN—kvor kl* koh ksl 6:15— 7:15— Don Quixote, Serial—east He said that smsill liberal arts Fit for a king’s taste! . . . priced for a COAST—khj koln kfro kol kfpy kvl 6:35— 7:30—Gsorg* Gershwin A Plane colleges like Wesleyan, Amherst, part-time working man’s budget! It’a ds- kfbk kmj k'wg kem kdb kgmb kgb 6:46— 7:45—Eddie and Grace Albert f t 7:00— 8:00—Shutta A O’ Keefe, Orch. Wllilams, Trinity, Bowdoln, Haver- liclous! CenL East. 7:30— 8:30— Dangerous Paradise, Skit ford and Hamilton, are particularly SHOULDERS 4:30— 6:30—Jack Armstrong—es only; 7:46— 8:45—Red Davit, Drama—basic obligated to maintain their high tra­ Two Chicago Orchestras—west SnaaU|^J|«an^Mi^shank^^ A Q ualltjrgrodoc^^^jjim U ^oonoera 8KX>— 9:00—Phil Harris A Orchestra ditions and standards since they 4:46— 8:45—The Funnybener* — east; 8:30— 9:30— Phil Baker Show—c to cst California York State Pea Maurice Sherman Orches.—mldw 9:00—10:00—To Be Announced .stand for belief in the wisdom of SKX>— 6:00—H. V. Kaltenborn—basic; 9:30—10:30—Mario Cozzi, Songs—to o cultural college tradning before un­ Soap Department "Silver Leaf” brand. Filtered Skippy, Sketch—repeat to midwest 10:00—11:00—The Three Scamps—east; 0:16— 6:16—Bobby Benson — es only; Amos 'n' Andy—repeat for west dertaking specialized and cultural­ Specials throngh toner’s earth to remove Nolan and Sherr—Dixie and west 10:15— 11:15— News Broadcast—basic ized educatiem. Their adherence to Prunes 2 lbs. 1 7 « toe most^lnn^^mgurittes. 1:30— 6:30—Edith Murray, S on g^ - 10:20—11:20—The Poet Prince—also cst an athletic policy, he said, that de­ Beans 2 iblues singer. One Of First To Utilize Smoke 5 lbs. 3 1 c Coffee and «ea em Dance Orchestra. 9:30—Phil Baker; Harry McNaugh- Williams’ Blue Ribbon (Klean-i)utok). _ p r ic e s are 5:00—Concert Aitlsts. Screens In Battle— Was Ad­ m ton; orchestra, direction Roy miral’s Son. soaring here’s year chance tc 5:30—Tom Mix. Shield; Merrie Men quartet; Nell stock-up. Pound package. 5:45—Wisard of Ox. Sisters, harmony trio. Malt can Amonia qt. lOo 8:00—WrlghtvUle Clarion. 10:00— To Be announced. V anilla ea. 2 p . New York, March 9—(AP) — "The beeta of toe Dooata for (Savol brand). Hershey’s 6:30—Irens Beasley. 10:30—Joe Rinea and his Orchestra. Price Includes a cake tin. 6:4&—Youi Folks and Mine. 10:45— Evening Reverie— James J. Captain Franok Taylor Evans, U. S. 7:00— Morton Bowe, tenor. O'Hara, organist. N., retired, one* of the first naval C h o c o l a t e 7:15—Ray and Ernie. 11:00— Time, weather, temperature. offlcara to utilise the smoke screen Cookie Department Kraft’s 7:30— Studio Program. 11:04— Sports Review. in battle, died last night in the Na Popular Bost-Sellerfl 7:45—Dage Burrows’ Five Sharps. 11:15—Old FArmer’a 4 iwi*«g(). ^ .iai hoapltal at Brookl|m. He was Specials 8:00—Jessica Dragonette and 11:15—Kay Fayre. 58 years old. Cow Brand Baking S o d a ...... 2 pkgs. 15r quartet 11:30— Milton Ebbins and hia Am­ 'The aon of the late Admiral R. D. CHEESE 9:00—Dance Orchestra — Norman bassadors. ("Fighting Bob” ) ETvans, be served ‘'Sunshine” Grandmother’s Marmalade...... lb. 19c Cloutier, director; with Frank 12:00— Paradise Orchestra. under his father at Santiago in the Sherry, tenor. 12:30 a. m.—Waldorf-Astoria Or­ Spanlah-American war, and during Hale’s Chocolates...... '...... lb. 27c 2 glaMM 3 3 * chestra. 9:15—Famous Favorites — Chris­ the World war commanded a de­ Cloverleafs (Mostly hard filled centers). tiaan KLrienB, director. 1:00— NBC Program Calendar. stroyer division in Atlantic waters. Tasty Kraft oheese peeked In it Stands. His last command, before bis re­ Blue Star Molasses...... 2 cans 23c novelty banded oooktaU glaeeea. ■ooied Into seottons for accuracy tirement Sept. 1, 1930, was the bat- Choloe oft 10:00—"First Nlghfer." STRIKERS CX>MINO BACK pkgs. • la cooking reaulta. tleohip Idaho of the Pacific fleet. 2 10:80—The Flying Dutchmen. Armour’s Corned Beef...... 2 cans 29c After the World war he commanded 11:00— Merry Madcaps — Norman Hartford, March 9—(AP)— Some Fine as a tea cookie or with loe Bptneapple Cream Better-Than-Chicken Cloufier, director. the Newport Training station for cream. 38 of the 175 or more Underwood Peerless Confections...... S pkgs. 25c 11:30—William Scott's Orchestra. two yeara, commanded the Pitts­ (Jelly beans and gum drops). #<^m ento Cream 13*00 Midn.—Bismarck Orehsstra. Typewriter Company employes who burgh in Ehiropean vaters in 1927, POTATO CHIPS, BiJilve Pimento 18:30— Hal Kemp’s Orchestra. walked out of the local plant some and was a captain in the Brooklyn Premier Cooked Spaghetti...... 2 jars 25c 1:00—Silsnt weeks ago, striking for higher Navy yard until 1929 when he took 2 p k g s ...... TUNA over the Idaho. B A a y wages, were returned to work this Sunshine brand. Burt Oiney’s Sauerkraut...... 8 cans 35c S afternoon, George W. Campbell, Early in hia caireer. in 1906, he (No. SV) cans). actec aa spokesman for President manager of the Hartford factory, PRUNE BREAD, Also apeotal prioea ea other klatet stated thia afternoon. Theodore Roosevelt during the Assorted Cigarettes...... carton $1.15 The other workers who are atlU President’s trip to PanamarRe was lo a f...... (Al toe popolar bm ate). cans WDRC Identified with the navy's early work Newton Robertaon*i treat for14c Selt- Old English ...... 18c out, Mr. Campbell said, will be re­ in dirigibles and reoelved turned to work as fast as Jobs be­ I reo* ill 8er>*e cnatomer*. Sunbeam Cherries...... 5 os. 10c B35 Baitford Ooan. ItSO fated & --3 from GermanGermi Roquefort ...... 21c Solid white meat Inna. Qraal come available. The strike com­ He is survivedId b:by mittee notified the company man­ ^is widow, tor aalate, aandwtohea aad cream­ Pregran for Friday, MaroL 9 Mrs. Enid Evans, of New York a ty . ed hot dtshee. agement shortly before noon today Burial arrangements have not been E. 8. T. that the workers were willing to re­ 4:00 p, m.—Artist Recital. made, but it waa stated at the Blue turn forthwith, and places were Brooklyn Navy Yard that he will 4:26—Talk by Sir Oliver Lodge— found for 88, Immediately. Ten bad from London. probably be buried at Arlington Na­ Fresh FRVITS <»«> VEGETABLES previously come back, he said. 4:80—17. 8. Army Band. tional eemetepy. TISSUE 6:00—Skippy. Phe St Bread 6:16—Ehiocb Light's Orchestra. JUMBO FLORIDA 6:80—Jack Armstrong—All-Amer­ Iceberg ican Boy. G rapefru it rolls 8:46—Brooks, Dave and Bunny. 6:00—H. V. Kaltenborn. 6:16—Bobby Benson and Sunny PATTERSON’ S MARKET Oranges Jim. The Quality Market 6 1 9 ^ Good sIm fruit. Lettuce 6:30—Skit Telephone 3386 6:86—To bs announced. 101 Center Street Baldwin 6:46—ZoU-Parentesu Orchestra. 1,000 oooDt rolla of M ft toUet 7:00—Myrt and Marge. Pot Roasts, lb. Pork Roasts, doz* teBne. Special price tor thie 7:16— Tarry and Tsd. center cuts, lb. . week-end! 7:80—Music on the Air with Jim­ A pples 5 lbs. 1 3 « my Kemper. 18c, 20c Bottom Round, For oookln|^M^Mtin|^^^ 2 IV M y-T-Finc 7:48— Qems from "The Cst and the lb...... Juicy! Sweet! Extra large. Fiddle." SoUd Crisp, solid heads of taaoy Icebergs. 8:00— Happy Bakera, Phil Duey, 23c,25c Top Round, DESSERTS Frank Luther and Jack Parker, Rib Roasts, lb. lb...... Cabbage 311»* 1 0 c Vivian, Ruth. Veal Cutlet, 8:16—Edwin C. HUl. For cooking or eele stow. 18c, 22c, 23c lb...... 8:30—March of Time. Green Top A pkg,. 9:00—Leopold Stowkowskl and the Veal Roasts, Veal Chops, Florida Oranges Philadelphia OrLheatra. lb...... lb...... 9:18— Ruth Etting; Ted Hualng; 1 3 c Fresh Spinach Johnnie Green’s Orchestra. Veal Roasts, Pork Chops, CarrotsZForiie 9:30— Jack Whiting, Jeannie Lang no bone, lb. 22c center, lb...... 2 doz. ® Full count bunobee. and her Rascalo; Jack Denny’s 2 5 ]ttec pedc Orchestra—Marvelous Melodies. An the neeortod tev o n . Easy 10:00—Olson and Johnson. A Scotch Ham Roast Is a nice change. If you want Rareripes 2 bun. 9 c to make teeseit.. .and IPs great! 10:30—Mary Eastman, soprano and one, plMse give us time to make you one. They weigh Large bunches. Concert Orchestra. from 2 pounds to m many pounds as you wish. Price 11:00— Freddie Rich and his Orch. 11:15— News Service. IS 30c per pound. Sliced, 32c lb. Good for any meal. 11:20— Isham Jones’ Orchestra. 11:45— Enoch Light’s Orchestra. Fresh Chickens, 28c lb. Fresh Fowl, 23c lb. Look at these 8 Meat Specials for Saturdau! Here’s A Valuel Special Saturday! Bacon, 25C-80C lb. Boiled Ham. Spiced Ham. Uver- l^ o a s tin g PORK wurst. Pressed Ham. Minced Ham. Cervelat. lb Ib WBZ-WBZA Lnemet with Cheese surrounding Cervelat. Chickins Springfield — Boston ROAST Freeh, tender mUk-fM roasttag ohlokans. Fresh rlK end poric roast.. .goverameat Steak Ground; 25c lb. Beef Ground, 20c lb. 4 to 8 pounds average weij^t. inspected. __ n day, March 9, 1984 4:00 p. m.—Bett and Bob. Corned ^ f . Boneless Brisket, 20c lb. Fresh Bone- i 4:15--Alice Joy, Dream QlrL 4:30—Temple of Song—Chicago A. less Brisket, 20c lb. ROAST T en d er Capella eholr, direction Noble Ib lb Cain. Sliced Sausages, 20c lb. Pork Sausages, 20c lb. Beef SIRLOIN 4:55—Winter Sports Weather. Sausages, 20c lb,______REEF Turkey U M * O T 6:00—Agricultural Markets— B. J. Beat prime rib roast of beef. Freeh tender tarkeya—why net roast Rowell. turkey this week endf______6:80—The Singing Lady, We cany a full line of high class Groceries at very STEAK 6:45— Little Orphan Annie. reasonable prices. We give free delivery.______LAMB 6:00— NBC Program Calendar. Cot from Rm K r a f t 6:01— Benefite of NRA Codes. quality p Ib lb Tsndtr h»s 6:16—Joe and Bateeee. O^ges, Lettuce, Celery, Soup Bunehee, Potatoes, beef, .tender audi 6:80—Time. o a s t prim s lu R b . ibm* Spinach, Cauliflower, Cabbage, Carrote, Etc. juicy! R C h e e s e 6:82—Old Farmcr'e Almanac. Pooad Boneless oroM rib roaet of beef. Very dsr u kllw iil 6:34—Temperature good for oven roaetlag. End toe dtaaer with deildotn ooHa a e i enmkera with Kraft eheeea. IPi g n a t! I 9 1 - I .______\ ’ '■ ' '' , , ,...... 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Btauneb RapubUoarji, backed a reao- luUon to Investigate abort lellmg school Instructreos In bar I LOST—BETWEEN Proctor Road, FOR SALE—1982 Hudson four door TO RENT —SEVERAL declrable and other stock ifiarket practices. Champions Must Train, Too EXTRA! EXTRA! atainst Donald Shephard and McKee street, a white fold sadan, in very good condition, low five, slB nnd seven room houses, Tbe occasion was tbls; On ‘Black .Y ^ City. ” ■■jiiC HamUton pocket watch, with chain price. Oiblack Oldsmoblle Com­ single and double; alao haatad Saturday” only a short time before, and' Knlle. Finder pleaie call 7080, pany. Phone 6760. apartmenU. Apply Edward J. BoU, the stock market had bad a sicken- Reward. Pbone 4642 and 8026. ing drop. Republican minds con­ REPORTER STOLEN 1988 CHEVROLET SEDAN, 6 FEAR JAP A T T A C ih ceived the idea that prominent LOST—A SMALL white poodle, wheels, with trunk, only 12,000 Democrats were selling tbe market miles. Price right to sell quick. 1988 WANTED TO RENT 68 with brown ears and noie. An- abort in an effort more or lees de­ W Chevrolet coach, low mileage. 1988 H im ewere to name of Rage. Finder WANTED TO RENT 8 or 4 rooms, liberately to create panic and dis­ Bat Kidoapers Wanted Re- ClflNA please return to 108 Hamlin street tires and upholstery very cleim. credit Preeldenf Hoover. 1988 Chevrolet eport coupe, all modem conveniences, sunny ex­ Telephone 8053. posure |13 to $16. Write Herald, So, with this good G. O. P. back­ m black, low mileage, very good con­ ing, tbe investigation got under Tenge on Paper— N o t dition, 1980 Chevrolet sadan. This Box R. PAY CHECK LOST—Notice Is here­ way. m m t. Official Asks h f o m a t o car has bad tbe best of care, price Grab Hot Potato by flven that Pay Check No. R2B very low. 1929 Ford coacb, lots of Scribe’s (? ) Cash. 348 payable to Helen Baronosky, Little was developed on tbe sub­ miles left in tbie car, cheap for ject of bear raiding as the first About Location of Ameri­ for week ending March 3, 1934 has w m quick eale. 1927 Chevrolet sedan in parade of witnesses, like Richard been lost. Anyone attempting to NATION TO GAIN Los Angeles, March 9.—(AP) — good condition, a lot of transporta­ Whitney, Matthew Brush, William cash this check will be prosecuted Babe Stapp, nationally-known auto­ can Mission in D istri^ tion for small money. 1982 Ford 1-2 B. Cravath, and Percy Rockefeller, to the full extent of the law. Find­ con pickup, with canopy cop, near­ mobile race driver, Al Savage and er please return to the Corporate filed by. Sponsor Walcott said Ted Devlin, were charged with kid­ ly new tlree and paint. Riley BY BANKING QUIZ frankly he doubted if any legisla­ Peiping, March 9.— (AP) — A Accounting Dept, Main Office, Chevolet, 60 Wells etreet Tei. 6874. naping In complaints Issued today Cheney Brothers. tion would result. by the District Attorney’s office. Japanese official today asked ia- But it became increasingly evi­ Y'/// '7 They were charged with abducting formatiem regarding American mis­ dent that tbe committee bAd got James Lee, Los Angeles Etxaminer sion property In North China “In or­ MOVING—TRUCKING— Millions Will Flow Into Treas­ hold of a very hot potato. Once reporter, and John Bennus, pho­ der to avoid damage to these pro^ STORAGE 20 started into the field of the devious tographer. ertles in tbe event tbe JapaiseM Waat Ad financial affairs of tbe last ten Lee and Bennus were assigned to army foimd it necessary to come PERRETT * QLSNNEY INC. locai ury as a Result of Peco- years, one thing led to another. funeral services for Ernie Triplett, southward from the Great Wall In Manchester and long distance moving. Daily 'There were frantic attempts to call race driver who was killed cm an the near future.” expreee to Hartford. CWemlgbt ra's Probe. the whole thing off. Imperial chief track last Sunday. Tbe information was sought by 'a Evening Herald service to and from New Tora. But Senator Peier Norbeck, com­ The Examiner said "the kidnapers Japanese civilian official attached Tel. 8063—8860 or 8864. mittee chairman, got interested. openly admitted they had seized the to tbe Japanese military caniBon at CLASSIFIED With Irving Ben Cooper as special newsmen and declared It was a di­ Tientsin. ADVERTISEMENTS Washington, March. — If the counsel, a subcommittee gathered rect result of the Ehcamlner’s vigor­ The Americans approached said PUBLIC PASSENGER American people fail to reform and data all summer of 1932 prepara­ ous campaign against legalized mur­ he gave as his explanation for tali question the statement that It was Coast oiz svoras* worse to a llae. SERVICE 20A remold their banking and flnanllal tory to resuming hearings in the der on the race tracks of Southern iBltlals, nambora sad abbrorlatloas California.” done “in order to avoid damage.- osoh ooant as a word aad oompoasd ^tom . It won’t be because they Cah. IN ADDITION TO Silver Lane Bus When they resumed, and Samuel The Identity of the Japanese was words as two words Mlslnisin eoot Is haven’t been told the facts. In detaU not disclosed but his acti'vltles thnw pries of tbrss lines. Line, De Luxe Bus for lodge, party and with gestures. Insull, Jr., Charles G. Dawee, Mel Line rates per daj (or traaaloat Traylor, and Owen D. Young, had foreign circles Into a buzz of specu­ __ or team trips, we also offer 7 pas­ By mld-Aprll. the Senate Bank­ .•■■hX.W.V DIVORCED AFTER HE PUT lation as to what fate hangs over ■SeetlTS Harcb 11, ISOT senger sedan livery. Pbone 8063, ing and Currency Committee will been heard, it became clear that North China. Casb Cbars* the whole thing was very much 8860, 8864. have spent two years In making The Japanese Legation denied I Conseeatlve i>a)rs . 7 otsi S eta worth going Into. CHEESE UNPER HER NOSE t ConseoatlTo Pars ..I S ots 11 ets one of the most thorough and most that tbe Inquiriea from mlsaiatories 1 Par ...... I 11 otsI IS dts productive of all Congressional In­ Peoora Enters Picture were significant, s a j^ flaOy there AU orders (or Irreaalar insertions HELP WANTED— vestigations. Toward the end of the year, was “no slgnlflcance.” will bo otaarsed at the one time rate. Cooper and Norbeck came to dis­ Fairfield Wife Claims This Act Special rates (or long term ewerr FEMALE 35 And It Isn’t through, despite the day advertising given upon reoaest. 5,000 pages of closely printed testi­ agreement, and Cooper quit. Where­ of Cruelty Was Simply the Ads ordered (or Uiree or six dars WOMAN WITH OWN telephone to mony It already has produced. upon Norbeck hired, in January, Last Straw. and stopped before the tbird or 8ftb make telephone appointments at 1938, Ferdinand Pecora, New York KAMINSia GUILTY; dar will be obarged■rg( onlr (or tbe ao- On through this session of Con­ tuaJ number of times tbe ad appear- home, and spare time. Absolutely gress and the rest of the summer assistant district attorney, as spe­ Bridgeport, March 9— (AP) —A ed. obarglng at tbe rate earned, but no selling. Ehtcellent eamlnge. Ex­ will go the relentless parade that cial counsel for the committee. husband who held a strong cheese ao allowance or refunds oaa be made Pecora, highly recommended, ex­ TO DIE IN ( M R on six time ads stopped after tbe perience unnecessary. Give age and is giving America a detailed pic­ under his wife’s nose until she be­ fifth dar- Phone number. Write Herald, Box ture of Just what makes Its finan­ ceeded expectations. His thorough­ came nauseated was cruel In other No "till forbids": .asplar lines not T. cial wheels go around. going, scholarly, dogged methods respects also, according to the testi­ (Oontmaed from Page One) sold. made the Investigation. mony offered Judge Carl Foster In Tbe Herald wiu not be responsible The Cleveland bank situation for more than one incorrect Insertion will be gone Into as was Detroit’s. Only a month after he took the Superior Court today by Violet carrying a revolver, throwing ex­ of any advertisement ordered for DOGS—BIRDS—PETS 41 Piece €ifter piece Is being fitted charge, he had President Charles ► ; Gerard Van Amring, of Fairfield. plosives and assault with a dailgei^ more than one time. with uncanny precision into a Jig­ Mitchell of the National City Bank She was granted a decree and cus­ oua weapon with intent to murdar Tbe Inadvertent omission ot incor­ FOR SALE—SMOOTH hair fox ter- on the stand describing his peculiar tody of a minor child from Charles the sheriff. He attempted to plead rect publication of advartlalng will be rler puppies. Harry Snow, Wap- saw which, when completed, will rectified only by oanoeUation of tbe tell the whole story. stock deals with his wife. Mitchell Vsm Amring of this city. nolo to a charge of attempting to ping. Inquire Shell StatioiL BUI Terry’s Giants can't rest on their world series laurels won Judge Foster continued imtll assist prisoners to escape, but this charge made tor tbe service . endered. Yields Rich Profit was forced out and narrowly es­ last year— so here are several of the boys going through their All advertisements must conform March 23, for corroborative evi­ was not permitted so a plea of not Like Teapot Dome, this Investiga­ caped Jail. spring training paces at Miami Beach. Fla. Above Boss Terry m style, copy and typography with The parade resumed. Gordon dence a divorce petition brought by guilty was substituted. It la^yfx- regulations enforced by tbe putllsb- FUEL AND FEED 49-A tion already has jdelded to the gov­ is showing Rookies Al Cuccinello. Dutch Prather. Harlan McClen­ Madge McAnelly Stone of 339 West pected that trial will take place srs and they reserve tbe right to ernment in revenues many times Rentschler, Whitney again, Harold don. and Clyde Castleman how to handle a bat, lower left Is AI edit, revise or reject any copy oon- avenue, again Hal Stone, of Wash­ next week. FOR SALE—KINDLING wood, de­ Its cost. Aside from the educa­ L. Stuart, John J. Raskob, John L. Cuccinello. rookie Inflelder. whose brother. Tony, plays second for sldered objectionable. Weeks, Walter E. Sachs, followed ington, D. C., a former local news CLOSING HOURS— Classified ads to livered If desired. Cali Hale’s Self tional side, which is invaluable if Brooklyn, and lower right is Frank Healey, rookie catcher who photographer. each other on the stand, embroid­ The number of trucks bringing be published same day must be re­ Serve Grocery. Telephone 4123. the public Is to know how business may get a chance If Gus Mancuso's typhoid has any lingering A decree of divorce, custody of a produce Into Montana In 1936'-was ceived by If o'clock noon: Saturdays ering the long-continued story. effecta. 10:30 a, m. is being carried on, these investiga­ minor child and support of $5 week­ estimated at 25 per cent below that FRANKLIN BLUE FLAME range tions have a habit of bringing in Morgan Springs Sensation TELEPHONE YOUR ly were awarded Kathleen Goiild of 1932, a decrease attributed' to oU has more “heat units’ . The many times their cost in cold cash. ’Then came the mighty J. P. Dome in justifying the suggestion President. Shepherd, of Westport, a dancing closer Inspection. WANT ADS. Rackliffe Oil Co. Phone 8980. Teapot Dome, the government’s Morgsm himself, telling how his im­ of Woodrow Wilson that "the in­ He and Rainey agreed, neverthe­ Ads are accepted over tbe telephone longest and most involved Investi­ mense income paid no tax and how forming function of Congress should less, that It would not override a at tbe CHa RGK ,RAT£ given above gation, cost something like $15,000. insiders, Including officials, received be preferred even to Its legislative veto. as a convenience to advertisers, but GARDEN-FARM- stock favors from him. the Ca s h Ra t e s win be accepted as The prosecutions which followed function.” 'These were outstanding develop­ FULL PAYMENT if paid at tbe busi­ DAIRY PRODUCl'S 50 cost more than $500,000. But as a Pater-nal Otto Kahn contributed ments today as one of the most ness office os or before the seventh result the government recovered his homilies on financial morality, work-filled weeks of the session day following the first insertion od FOR SALE—GREEN MOUNTAIN each ad otherwise the CHARGE the lost naval oil reserves, valued including preferred lists and pools. drew to a close to the accompani­ RATE will be collected. No responsi­ potatoes. George W. Hibbert, 39 at some $400,000,000, (Later It was to be shown that, al­ VOTEONWATERWAY ment of suimy weather at last. bility for errors in telephoned ads Demlng street, Manchester. It got back $28,527,138 in cash, most at the time of his testimony, The President v/as engaged in e e o p Q E will be assumed and their accuracy the value of oil taken out under the his firm was connected wltj pools cannot be guaranteed. IS D R A m NEAR part on establishment of the Ex­ corrupt leases. It got Improve­ in alcohol stocks.) Urbane Clar­ port-Import Bank for financing Cu­ HOUSEHOLD GOODS 61 ments on the properties worth $15 - ence Dillon described the technique C, C I #34 BY N tA SCRVtCll I t K . j Y y INDEX OF ban trade, in conference with diplo­ w o. u. s. pat.orr f 436,956. ’ of shoestring Investment, ard of CLASSIFICATIONS SAMPLE FURNITURE, slighUy matic and financial advisers. / - •' Births ...... a ...... *,MA • . • A soiled, some scratched, but as good Harvest for Government control with a minimum of outlay Senators Prepare for Battle In real cash. Engagements ...... B new; 5 two and three pieces living It got $2,000,000 In cash in the Marrl- 'ei cera e '» snvw e • » wees form of income taxes, penalties, room suites; 2 nine piece dining The peculiar financing of Cleve­ Peatbs .. and interest from a single corpiora- land’s Van Swerlngen boys in do­ on St. Lawrence Project; Card of Thanks room suites; 4 bedroom suites; five VETERAN MEASURES In Uemorlam .. tion. and several hundred thou­ ing much the same thing indus­ Lost and Found 9x12 rug»; 7 mattiesses; 3 break­ sand in fines and penalties. Not a trially was outlined. fast suites, all priced at half its Other Matters. Announcements • e e s s * «'e s wu • bad return on an investment of Wiggin Shocks ’Em TROUBIILEADERS Personals ...... actual value for quick sale Satur­ $500,000. ru -' Automebtiee Then came what was to many day. Montgomery Ward & Com­ Cancellation of the airmail con­ the greatest shock of all. Albert Automobiles (or Sale ...... 4 pany. Washington, March 9.— (AP) — Automobiles for Exebarge $ tracts, even If they are renewed on Wiggin describea how he sold his With the days drawing Inexorably Certain That the House Will Auto Accessories—Tires ...... • FOR SALE— FOUR burner gas other terms, is almost certain to own bank short, how personal cor­ to the March 14 vote on the St. Auto Repairing—Painting ...... 7 save the government far more than Auto Schools ...... 1-A stove, in excellent condition. In­ porations are managed to save on Lawrence treaty with Canada, its the cost of Senator Black’s mall in­ Not Pass Bills Over the Autos— Ship by Truck ...... I quire at 26 Elm street or telephone taxes, how he urged wage reduc­ advocates returned to the wars Autos—For Hire ...... > vestigation, which has been small tions v/hile get^ng his own salary Garages— Service— Storage „... 10 3152. again today in the Senate. Hotorcycles—Bicycles ...... n But It is equally certain that in­ boosted. Chairman Pittman of the foreign President’s Veto. Wanted Autos—Motorcycles .... It direct results of the two-year Wiggin, a conservative Idol com­ relations committee presented an Hnslneas and Professional Services banking and currency investigation pared to the flashy Mitchell, Army engineers report that the Business Services Offered ...... IS MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 53 will net the government a sum far Household Services Offered ...... It-A brought the situation home to giant waterway would do no harm Washington, March 9.—(AP)— Building—Contracting ...... 14 FOR SALE—GOOD Becker Bros, above the cost, which Is probably many who had no< before realized to the Mississippi Inland waterway Doubt was expressed today by Rep­ Florists—Nurseries ...... It piano, A-1 condition, will sell very not above $150,000 to date. Its implications. system. Opponents of his cause resentative Byms, the Democratic Funeral Plreotors ...... If Boosts Tax Collections Heatln: Plumbing—Roofing 17 cheap. 49 Benton street. Tel. 3138. Arthur Cutten then contributed showed no sign of being convinced, leader, that the House “In its pres­ Insurance ...... n As soon as the Morgan testimony some valuable data on how a mar­ however. ent mood” could agree upon veter­ Ulllinery—Pressmaking ...... It showed that he had paid no income ket Is made for a stock Wiilch has Other legislation already waiting ans legislation acceptable to the Hovlng—Trucking—Storage . . . SO tax for three years, “conscience Painting—Papering ...... SI KOOMS WITHOUT BOARD 51) no market, and the committee turn­ Its turn became the more crowded, President. Professional Services ...... gy money” and back income taxes be­ ed to the Detroit banking situation. meanwhile, the Phi’ippine Independ­ Both Byms and Speaker Rainey, (READ 'THE STORY, ’THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) Repairing ...... yy SINGLE ROOM, FACING Mt^in gan to dribble Into the Bureau of Then the run-up o f alcohol and ence bill being approved by the however, said at thel’- press confer­ Tailoring—Pyelng—Cleaning . . . S4 street, entirely redecorated, John­ Internal Revenue here. Many liquor stocks by pool operations Senate territories committee -as It ences that the House would not “ Aw, gee, the rabbit spoiled the and exclaimed, “Now, run to beoit Toilet Goods and Service ...... St claims for refunds or rebates were race. I thought he’d set a speedy Wanted—Business Service .« ( .... S4 son Block. Telephone 6917. was described, and investigators had been previously on the House pass a bill over the President’s the band.” The turtle, though, was withdrawn or compromised. pace,” said Duncy. "But he saw sleepy and he stayed right where he Bdaeatlonal now are In Cleveland getting data side. veto. Courses ana Classes S7 Because the Bureau put on last to present on the bank shipwreck On the House tax bill, the Senate Arranging to call up the veter­ some greens and then I took a flop. was. Private Instruction ...... tS APARTMENTS—FLAT'S— fall a drive to clean up back taxes, of that place. finance committee endorsed the pro­ ans’ amendments Monday or Tues­ “I guess we cannot blame hhn Wee Scouty urged him for a while Dancing ...... »:. SS-A no one can say how many of these Builds Up His Case vision which measures the capital day, as a part of the independent much, ’cause rabbits like fresh and then he gave up, with a Anile, dusical—Pramatlo ...... SS TENEMENTS 53 greens and such. I sure sailed Wanted—Instruction ...... » SO millions in collections are due di­ Five thousand pages al’-eady, and gain or loss, for tax purposes, from offices appropriation bill, Byms Said he, “What-e’er this turtle f’OR RENT—FOUR ROOM tene- rectly to the banking Investigation, scarcely a page that does not con­ said the first motion to be voted up­ through the air when he came to a wants to do, that's what he doea. Financial the sale of property by an Individ­ sudden stop.” tends— Stocks—Mortgage* «... II ment, with all improvements. Ap­ but a great part undoubtedly Is. tribute to a liberal education on ual according to the Lime the prop­ on would be on acceptance of the Business Opportunities St ply at 111 HoU street or telephone Had it not been for this Investi­ American finance and banking. The turtle, In the meantime, won “I wonder where bis owner went! Honey to Loan ...... yy erty has been his. liberalizations voted by the Senate the race and Dotty cried, “Well 6806. gation, the present tightening of Pecora’s methoc is, on the surface, House Adjourns After Patman Bill He seemed to be a friendly gent. Help and SttaatleBS done! You traveled rather slowly, Let’s try and '“nd him. I aiQ;,Aire the tax Income law would have disordered. Even his own commit­ Quick adjournment of the House Rainey explained the veterans Help Wanted—Female ...... Si Tim, but that is quite all right he can’t be far awayJ’ Hein Wanted—Male ...... ag FIVE ROOM FLAT, all improve­ been far less drastic and less In­ tee has at times reproved him blocked a' prospective Republican compensation amendments would be ments, including garage, rent rea­ telligent. And no one questions “'The poor ll’l rabbit proved the Said Nick, "Ob, he’s a fisherman. \v ,i.- .38.A for going over the same ground too attack on Army flying of the mall. taken up Immediately after the Pat­ worce because he let you come in sonable. Apply 95 Foster street, or that millions more In tax money often. To yonder fishing baidc be ran: Why “Another Army filer has Just man bill for paynjent of the $2,- first You’re lucky! He’d have don’t you Tinies go and s4e what he nerp wanted—Male or Femnla .e tS telephone 5230. will be the result. But Pecora plainly Is building up been killed,” sale Representative 400,000,(MX) bonus Is voted on Mon­ Agents Wanted ...... ntf-A Passage of th<« securities Act of won, If he had nm with all his has caught today?” Situations Wanted—Fem ale...... H his conclusions so ■ that when a cer­ Edith Norse Rogers, seeking con­ day. m ight” FOR RENT—FOUR AND five room 1938 and the Banking Act of 1933 They all agreed this would- ba fun, Situations Wanted—Male St tain evil practice is brought up, he sideration of a resolution for dis­ “If we should by any chance pass so off they all. went, on tbs';run. Employment Agencies ...... 40 tenementc, all improvements, at are both traceable to revelations of will be able to show by example continuance of thlr Army task. both of these over the President’s Live Btoek—Pete—Ponltry—'Fckfelea 148 Blssell street, rent reasonable. 'Then Scouty cried, “Hey, let me The old map saw them coming, and this Investigation, and both should that It was not an Isolated case, Speaker Rainey would not recog­ veto,” Rainey continued, ‘It would show you all some dandy tricks I Poge—Birds—Pets ...... 41 Apply on premises. save millions to individual Inves­ exclaimed, “Hello, there, total... LI V i Stock— Vehicles ...... 43 but was common here, there, and nize her and soon thereafter Major­ wreck the recovery program, so the know, ru stand right on the “I s’poee you’ve come to see what Poultry and Supplies ...... 4t tors In the,future. everywhere. ity Leader Byms obtained adjourfif next week will be the crucial one.” Wanted — Pets— Poultry—Stock 4t FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, all turtle’s back and ride along that I can catch. Well, Ut doiai. By Started By Republicans And stich a marshiJlng of facts ment. Byms added that "everyone” For Sale—tllsecllaneenc improvements, comer Summit and way. and by I’ll start to get real kicky And the humorous part of all this Is the kind on which new law may Byms expressed the view to re­ seemed agreed that the bonus would “It Is a clever stunt. In fact, and I’ll pull in lots and lots.” Articles for S ale...... 41 Wadsworth streets. Inquire 81 Is that It was started by the Re­ Boats and Accessories ...... 41 Wadsworth street: be based soUdly. porters that the House “in its pres­ pass the House but expressed doubt ’twill be Jiut like a circus act. I Building Materials ...... 47 publicans. Back In April, 1932, The banking inquiry, nearing the ent mood” would be unable to agrefe that the two-thirds majority neces­ saw a crazy clown put on the same (What the flahemiaa oat^es Diamonds— Watebes—Jewelry . . 41 Senators Walcott of Connecticut Electrical Appliances— Radio . . . 41 FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM flat algo beginning of Its third ^'ear, seems upon a compromise on veterans sary to override a veto could he ob­ swell trick one day.” gives tbe Tinies a m ir|nlaa la Fuel and Feed ...... '....4S-A six room half bouse with all im­ and Hastings of Delaware, both about to take place beside Teapot compensation acceptable to the tained. ' He Jumped right on the turtle next story.) ’ . Barden — Farm—Dairy Prodnets 10 Household Goods ...... II provements, Inquire at 147 East Machinery and T o o ls...... BS Center street. Musical Instruments ...... it ALLEY OOP Dfflos and Stors Bqnipment .... 14 FOR RENT—5 ROOM flat] first To the Last Man! By H A M U N Specials at the Stores . leceggagfl fioor, all modem conveniences. 33 Wearing Apparel—Fnra • • • • •'* Wanted—To Buy ...... fl Clinton street. Phone 4814. Steomei ■ Beard—Hetela- HeeeHs . Bectannuitr looms Without Board IS BUSINESS LOCATIONS Boarders W anted...... N-A ^7nntry Board—Resorts 10 FOR RENT 64 iotels—Rsstanrants set ef# • • • • w 41 V*. • Vantsd—Rooms—Board ...... It TO RENT—OFFICES AT 866 Mam w— I Betate Stent ■treet (Orford Bldg.) Apply Ed­ Lpartmenu, Flats, Tsnsmsnts 41 ward J. HoU. TaL 4642 and 8U25. Susinsss Locations for Rent « . 14 30US4S tor Rent ...... $t tabnrban tor Bout ...... c * . H lummsr Bomss for Rent 47 HOUSES FOR RENT 65 anted to Rent ft jtMl Sal* FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM flat, Apartment Bnlldlng tor Bale M single bouse, with all improve­ Inslness Property for Bale «... 70 rarms and Land (or Bale .«•«». 71 ments, at 16 Homestead street, Sonscs (or Balt. 71 garage if desired. Inquire Frank jotM tor Bale 71 Damato, 24 Homestead street. teaert Property (or Bale 74 Inbnrban (or Bale a • • 0(0 e r « B .B i> g • 70 leal Rotate (or Exchange • B ra 70 FOR r a a r r —6 r o o m single house! Waated—Real Batata * * * s * o e'F# ra all Improvements, with garage. In­ quire 27 Starkweather street. M rbI RoUaaa Pbone 8628i X VX;- ■» ’ - A.' c / M MANCHESTBR EVENING fllRjULJ^ COMM, noDAT.ieMKuaiaM. Toonerville Folks By Fontaine Fox OUR BOARDING HOUSE By Gens 4lisi]i M i c K r r M c G u i r e ’ s h a t i s m u c h t o o IoA r 4 k > s u t i t n e v e r * BL6WS Of»P IN A HI6H WIND. \

NOW THAT VCX1'V6S0LT> T a Those Thst Are Hopinc for Young Lady (with hopes)—What A sHoprr SToprv to a . > B/EKY SUy «EtS I Belief Through Leglalatlon: do you think is the fashionable color WT-BYTH' I "The World Is full o’ ruts my for a bride ? MA<5AX»ME, I S'POSE > T H I S I S NCTT ONCE-^I SOLO hlM as they can heap. AlitH O RS APE MOV^K^ OVER M Y F I R S T A STOR< TOTVA* Bach one that’s growln’ in the ON TH ' BENCH ,tO MAKE dlteh Is growlin’ at his fate, If a list of hardest Jobs were made, heading it we guess would be v e m u R E AS, ''s w i t c h m a n s wlahln’ he had had a chemce • R O O M -f o r \ 0 U , e h ^ before It was too late. bringing up a modem child in the AN AUrfUoR? JOURNAL" -s. way he or she should go. 1 TtUI TVA' SAME WAV They lay it all on someone else, ---SOME W Y, t h e n I WENT or ’twas Just their luck— WHEN rsoL^ a s t o r t ; They never once consider that HEADMASTER— Now we will W W I N T H E THRU A BUZZARD ’twas caused by lack o’ pluck. have a little performance with the ONCE —THEN, OT FE3ECTION cane. U E R A K Y A H D But here’s the word o’ one that’s A MONTH ATTEF SL'— lived clean through from < 23 Junior was dejected walking home without offering security in return, but the Interest rate you pay is ex­ from school, and bis woebegone ap­ orbitant. pearance attracted the attention of a kind-hearted woman who hap­ pened to pass him on the street. Even though It is considered Kind-Hearted Woman—What Is smart to have the Mae West curves, • troubling you, my little man ? the women don’t seem to be one hun dred percent for Inflation. Junior—Dyspepsia, Rheumatism, Asthma and Appendicitis. ANt>v Kind-Hearted Woman — Why CD CQs that’s absurd. How can that be? ^ "■aaannT.< ■DjCKENS Junior—Teacher kept me in after lapper anny ay ® I » * *V f - 8 - f . school because I couldn’t spell F RSau.ae/tT.oer. F S & them. SCORCHY SMITH We must either keep step with Tracking A Madman ' the changing times, or be cast aside. By John C. Terry The attempt to hide our lack of I'VB GOT Tb STOP [ l e c e n i •JtK K IN ^ HIM FROM TWM ability to adjust ourselves to a THAT FSLLOW changing world, by declaring the FtAHff, SCOHCHy LAHOS A a t ALL COSTS E changes are all wrong, . will never . F lying T«a /mail for HA AD LBFT f get us anywhere. Wasr COAST airw ays, SCOKCHy Joo—Rankin left town In debt and » ATTACKBD by a MYSTSRy almost In rags, I understand. PLANS - A GRIYI PUfL 6NSU6S - 8«m—Yes, but there’ll be plenty of sulta waiting for him If be comes T he THRiijL-CRAasD pilot back. bails out. H is PLAN! CRASHES AND SCORCHY LANDS TO CAPTURE ILOW APTSR By the length of time it takes MIM- BLOW.' THE some men who have been going FWHT GOBS ON with the same girl for years, to WMILE SCORCHY IS searching >N TUB LONELY make up their minds to propose, the THt WOOM,THE AWC> PLOT ATTEMPTS WILPERNE5$> mii begins to chink that they are Tb MAKS A BETAWAY IN SCOBCHy Is 3-12 Just taking up her Ume for the PLANS - HARP BREATHING' ’Tove” of it. -A.TWRIPJC RIGHT UPPgRCUT AND SCORCHY g^secficHy sess HIM / th evR e b o th GROGGY NOW / IS [>Oi/YH ! "ftlB CRA7ED PILOT DRAWS HiS-fiSTOL \ SPENDALOT — Well, how has everything gone since I last saw J 5co/(cH)^ArTfteMiAcyoFA m a d m a n i you ? WASHINGTON TUBBS KMtDUP—Everything’s gone! By Crane OUT OUR WAY OhcA T DOMT 6 Sf TMl’ic»a/fUH,YOO By Williams Most women like to run a house if PAVIN6 2 0 0 A MONTH BOA COWHANDS. HE'LL ON'Y BE IN you’ll really let them run it. They I ’LL TAKfe HIM OUT— , Girls dashing for shelter often TH ' SUIT c a s e w h ile dIVE HIM TO m e ! get so much real fim out of chang­ find colors run faster. I'M PASSIN* ANY 1 ing things around every week. i WOULDN'T DISGRACE OF TH’ FELLERS — A Bte Ht MAN! 1 o onY l ik e KIDDIN’ 1 HOPS, WHEN YOU'RE VERY W ELL— HE'LL MARRiEDj YOUR WIFE 6ET PLEKTY 0FAIR1N6 WILL UKE BLOOD­ THE FLAVOR L WHEN THER a in 't HOUNDS. OR WOLF ' I NOBOPY AROUND.' D06S. I ' I

BUT WE o o k n t m a tte r . ^ EVERYWHERE OONT KNOW veu CAN mO£, SHOOT, COMUslO. FRiSNOS from THE iA8T,"^ t . MANS . NEVER BEEN WEST OF PHILLV. OOT TO r u 0R6SS ; M f it iMPRSff *SM,SBg, bOT TO PUT ON ASHOWi ABOUT TO KILL. TOUftL FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosser CAT7LS. o a YOU’LL DO. r o UNLESS 1 MISS MY GUESS, IT'S OIL,ALL RIGKT.... BUT ITS TWE FPIEND q u e e r e s t oil 1 EVER SAW OF MirrrYs, FPOM P O R T STOCKTON, IS b x a k im in g 7WE HOLE THAT n o t t v a n o h e t o e s a r e m a d e - n o t b o r n . Or.PMVlLVlAN^ FRECKLES SAL ?AM tee* er HU amHC, Ma DUG fa Customers! By Small ^'reyTWiN<3- OFF ^ ”Tms. / THre.ee cH€.eR.s H«JE;TM(aiT0ACK nSssIrTvm tuwLtt.Y«a a t ptUL reitm r, AMO dooK IT soe^e * C W , • iR .j IT, VP. (acrrma: «^uTLei->eu CHPMGC. 'tK',RemOIM' ------N OM TK HkMUl V T «^ Be s id e s , it usually MAYBE TtoU COULD HIRE | F R l«b HPiLF CHICKKM- Com es from hundreds of AN OIL MAN Tb COME AND FEET DOWN... And HAVE MAKE TESTS,Tb SEE IF TO SINK A w e l l ! ...AND THIS IS AN OIL STRUCTURE; BcrYS,TH/Cr COSTS OR JUST A TRICK OF j REAL DOUGH NATURE ....rr MIGHT PAY < TO GO Tb THE BANK AND ■ Bo r r o w SOME MONE'/.'

GAS BUGGIES To Barbara JSSS By Frank Beck NOT A CHANCE! Tl^E H ere^ a - . c _ j sc u ttle .. POEM T O MAN WHO OWNS THIS n s :^v :e 3T cu y in the B A R B A R A PR®P6FTY is JEREMIAH ] WORLD! AND AtSoi^TH’ W e l l .... P R ^ HER SCUTTLE ...AND HE'S v ^MEANESTf BUT ANYTHIN^ FRIEND WITH bloom inta a fefi WHAHB GOING WHOM SHE toe Sims oum coor jcetu£ ou ANXIOUS Tb GET IT BACK 1 '^©RTH TRYING, SPENT MANY X na ojound in every'mirito!e v ^ curl_ f r o m US...HES ON THE TO h a p p y hours til Board o f DiRBCTbps h a p p e n ? a l l l a s t [n ..L tiiisv.tD one of mine, OF THE BANK 1 SUMMER. w il l those turn's wture sta^.repel n u t t y b e turn* short ye'i whom yoa m ow nAiaeH, i^tm sboorers woorerL of-tears______,, a b l e t o , Ute suinmw rain. rain, Ho ld dfa comes back a^Jain. TBw smi l^iyb,^€iharm t b THE J o oani PROPERTY •ecure, 1 A m win m e . , . t • T*i

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.V': _ V Rsv. TRonan Woodward of the 'CtaBn ▼. Davlsa, sob o f Mr. and Tha poatponad aaaual naaattag of ABOUT TOWN 8Wi.'at abK^b’cIodr at ISie Masoale will practice tkmal msetlng Sunday afternoon at Wesleyan university, has attained Hartford; Saturday evealag, M a ^ Tea^ila,-; Dolores Zelenak, small daughter 8 o'clock at thO' Salvation Ama the .^verslty ho^r roll for the 10 at 7:80 ofolodc. Ttaie varioua ot- The glzbv'M hlittg'^M lIB-^ of Mr. aud MTs. Johh Zelenak of IS dtadeL Rev. Woodward is a shn d tag allays fr»sa^ semeirter. Mr. Davies also won bis Ooars of the dlstrlot lo<%« wttl make T te rs||iilMr moatl^y moetlw of Columbus street, celebnUed her sdc* Rev. W. D. Woodward of Hollister numeralsyon the freshman socper their reportz. aad offleers for the ond birthday yesterday. Her moth­ street and was formerly pastor of the Wassaa’s AuaUMry of S t Mary’s team thld past season. He Is a enrjlag. year will ba elected and Bplsoepal ohbRb wffl heM this Ths. gtrisg digpid^, rtiw wS er Invited U of her Uttle boy and the Wuplng Federated oburoh. He member of the Psl Upsllon frater- InstaOed. •▼ealag atjtcSO. mast as ferilowa: : ^ ^ - t b U*, girl friends, and decorated'the din­ Is weU known to Mandieateitaudl- nlty.- .tots; u to 11:80, Intermedlatst ing room In pink and white. Live­ enoes as. an exoelleift speak^ and his friends will be welcome to attend The Friday setback and to l3,.advaneeeL ' ' ly games were played by the* chil­ C. J. W oodhou^ who operates St. Margaret’s Cfrcle, Daughters dance wlQ h e ______jd as tu____ dren and a bullet limch was served. this service. An added attraction of Isabella, will htdd Its poetponed betys’ swlnu^ag e^lasplg wfO will be the singing of Envoy Mal­ the Hollywood M. ’ •ket at 881 East this evening at .the QrieeD echoed as- also meet: 9:80 to 10:10, bsflaaars; Dolores was remembered by her lit­ Center street, baa received a pack­ public card party Tuesday evening semldy^iw by^^S Community club tle guests with all sorts of dalntv colm Ogden of Hartford. A native In the K. of C. cluSrooma following in that aaetlon. 10:16 to. 11, Intermedlata; Bl to of New Zealand, he has sung in all age store penult and has added a 11:46, life saving. Brown Hunnson are ready with a gifts. stock of wines and liquors to his a brief business meeting at 7:80. the large Salvation Army gatherings The gym will be used fo r baakat- In that crpmtry and has b e c ^ e present business. Mr. Woodhouse Prizes wUl be awarded and refresh­ Miss LiUUm Black, soprano, will has been In the meat and grocery ments served by the following com­ ball practice by the fedlowlag teams: be the guest soloist at, the annual praular in Salvation Army drcles 1 to 2, East Sides; 2 to 3, RegalS. Fashion-Siire Sdectkm of slxice coming hero a few years ago. business for many yecus. He was mittee; Mrs. James W ^oley, Mrs. Recreation (Center meeting of the North Methodist located for a lo«i^ time on Spruce James Breen, Mrs. Mary Falkov. kl. The Rec volleyball team will use church this evening. She will be ac­ street before moving to a new store Mrs. W. J. CwTlngton and Mrs. Items o f Interest the gym from 3 to 6. Four baakst- companied by Miss Bernice Lydsll The Manchester Soccer club will at his present locatlcm. George H. WiUlAme. ball games have been arranged' in who will also play for the chorus have a card oarty at the West Side the gym for the evening. The pubUe Today singing. W. H. Dimstone will be Rec tonight, at which everybody The Junior Miselbn band of is Invited to attend. Windswept toastmaster and it is expected that A meeting of the Junior group of The regular plupge period for wo­ will be welcome. There will be Emanuel Lutheran church wUl meet the American Legion auxiliary will A Bpbllc whist party will be held a number of the church people will worthwhile prlsef for the winners men will be held from 7 to 9. Danc- at the West Side Rec on Cedar make short speeches. tomorrow at 2:30 for their regular be held at the State Armory, Tues­ will be In the gym from 8 to 12. and refreshmenA. sesslcm. day aftemood at 4 o’clock. street Play will start at 8 o’clock Charles Millard and bis Hotel Bond and prizes awarded. CO ATS Hale’s New and SUITS tIm J W H A U CO MAfreHBSTEB C o m i-« « 4 — Blouses forwarding looking. . , We’re in tbe N AVY Now! $1-98 animated. , alive . . . Add Variety To Your Wardrobe With Will Give , Your There are bo many of these new coat and suit fash* S pring ions we couldn’t possibly get them all into today's fash­ Frilly Refreshing Touch ion news, but keep your eyes on Brown Thomson’s for Add v a r l^ to your new suit with the newest and smartest fashion news. Windswept sil­ several of fbeqe blouses. And ^ houette, short jacket, finger tip jackets, or the classic Neckwear ^ t .b e a bit surprised If you’re tailored suits. Swagger coats, wrap around belt^ ^• n away with these.. .we’ro en- Plata pastels coats, distinguished by their Brown Thomson fit and In « U y stylps. Striped silks inm ore tailoring. In beautiful new colors as well as the very Leads The Spring taUored njddels. popular tweeds. Fashion In Nothing wm add more variety to your wardrobe than loads of Cheery Novelty check woolen “Paddock” model new neckwear. Silks! Piques! top coat. Misses’ sizes Organdies! Novelty sheers!... Cottons $1.00 12 to 2 0 ...... $ i D * O U Frocks bows, Jabots, collars with cuffs. They give your wardrobe life, freshness and newness! (Front Checked Harris style tweed tailored Entrance). Soft coat for misses’ 0 O C A s iz e s ...... $ l O « D U Pastds $2-98

Imported Harris tweed 2-piece suit, Junior miss A A Blouses—Main Floor, center. sizes ...... n a v y BLUE—^the secure anchorage for fashion-rightness this Spring. Navy Woolen mixture “Windswept” suit, frocks will lead for daytime w ea r... select 6ne if you want to be right We’ve The New misses’ sizes, 1 ^ Just unpacked stunning models In the 12 to 2 0 ...... $ 1 9 . 5 U new sheer and rasba crepes. White We Think They’re and pastel lingerie touches in silk, pique The Best Value 1 and hnen give these frocks variety aad “ One Step” B. T. Inc. . . . Fashions . . . second floor. youth. Many have little jackets. We’ ve one piece plenty of^ new prints for those who pre­ Cape fer them, too! combination HALE’S Frocks—Main Floor, rear. Gloves by Hickory Easter Is.. Three W eeks A w ay! U.iWFULECc .25 $ 9 . 9 5 - Straw Fabrics Flavoring Extract ^Off-the-Face TbeSs are it'Bumbers and sam- $6.50 “ $8.00 A lp a ca s 1 White, pie models ' fiesh, pure- sUk ^Crepes $ 0 . 9 8 stockiqgs,-' r in this sale 2 '" 51c tearose. were m a ^ i to 'iFitell as high as Large size bottla. ^Novelty Straws ^Sizss 84 $2.00 C. E. HOUSE to 44. ^Doctorg' Pregcriptions 0ChhIon"aad ssrvke weights; pure Are Carefully The WINDBLOWN look predominates the new bats e know this low prlea for dlk;'frpl*fakh]pB*(l. - Compounded. forwMd unexpectedly, blown backward such heavy quality ^Ik alipa ’ • j ‘, Y - ‘<: & SON, Inc. t e e ^ t in ^ y . You U see the new Breton saUor and will Impress you! Thayre igikpt jalbsil|«-l^ ei^.ihadA * Mala Floor, right ^ u m bri^ for sports. Off-the-face and tiara carefully tailored and luhB ' 4.to*.., ■ i^ e ls for afternoon wear. You’ll be delighted with $0.98 lovely laee trima at top gad lA i A A il pei^ik, fiist quiUlty the new stylee.. .they’re ae new as tomorrow. iTha Tiara Q ham. California aad stratikt ':k ■ t<^ Adlintablo Itraps. ' At HAL2TI IHUnery—Main floor, eeater. 4DVESI1SB IN THE HE31ALD-1T PAYS Mala .Floor, rear. r. lig h t ' .•V; ■ -S

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