THE lYEATHER forecast by O. S. Weather Bureau, NET PRESS RUN Hartford. a v e r a g e d a i l y dRCULAinON _ 1930 Ooudy slightly colder, preceded for the Month of January, Conn. State Library— CpmjR., by light rain or snow tonight; Tues 5,547 m attrliealrr U n rn in n day cloudy. Members of 4he Audit Bureau of C irculations ~______TWELVE PAGES PRICE THREE CENTS SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1930. (Classified Advertising on Page 10) VOL. XLIV., NO. 106. “Star-Spangled Banner” on Trial EXPECTVOTE AIR MAIL PILOT KILLED W . H. TAFT TENDERS ONDRYBILL RESIGNATION TODAY BYSOTDAY AT HARTFORD AIRPORT f - Chief Justice of United REED IS MUM President's First Recom Dismiss Navy Officer Plane Hits House, Upsets mendation to Be Taken and Falls Into Connecticut S ta te t a r l W s O f e ! ON DISMISSAL On Desertion Charge Because of 111 Health, Up by House on Thursday R iver--H ad Sustained a Fractured Skull OF IW O GUARDS for Debate. Washington. Feb. 3 - - f » that His Son States. President Hoover has confirmed a would throw light upon the mystery, i Two weeks later Northeutt was ■ sentence of dismissal from the Hartford, Feb. 3.— (AP)—Carey A5he\-ille, N. C., Feb. 3.— Washington, Feb. 3 — (AP) Navy for Lieutenant Harold W. discovered on the other side of the . continent in Vancouver, B. C., in j T. Pridham, 29, of Lexington, Mass., ( \p.)__^Former President Wil Wethersfield Warden Re-| President Hoover’s first recom- ^^^Northeutt,...... who was charged with mendation to Congress to strength- ; desertion and other offenses dam company with a woman, who was j Colonial Air liam Howard Taft, who resign f/*» Via o TT*Qir»fiH r>nrc» I no ! ^ \ an prohibition enforcement by plac- , agmg to^t^b^^-rale Transport, was killed at 7 o’clock ed today as Chief Justice of the fuses to Give Reason 0th-1 naval officer agreed to return to this morning when his Pitcairn United States Supreme Court, ing the responsibility ^on^^he^ at- (.jagg at Annapolis, I the United States and he surrender- tomey genera.1 will be taken up by . ^jg^j^pg^j-ed from the Norfolk Navy | ed to the commandant of the Puget super-mail wing biplane hit an ob is a “ pretty sick man,” Dr. er Than to Say It^s for the’ the House Thursday. j yard on October 22 and it was at Sound Navy Yard. servation platform on the field house Francis Hagner of Washington, The measure to effect the transfer , thoue-ht that he had met with , He refused, however, to make any at the extreme east end of the field, his personal physician, said of the Prohibition Bureau from the i abandoned autorao- | statement, or to explain in any way Good of Service. I Members of the House Judiciary Committee had to stand up and take Treasury to the Justice Department! foimd later in Richmond, Ibis actions, tore off the left wing and landed in here today. notice when Mrs. Elsie-Jorss-Reilley, Washington soprano, pictured alwve, was reported formally tc the House ; the Connecticut River about 100 feet center sang before them the other day—for the song was The Star today by its expenditures commit-) ------“ o f shore. The pilot leaves a widow Washington, Feb. 3.— (AP) — Hartford,„ Feb. 3.-(AP)-W hile' Spangled Banner” and it was being given a voice test to answer critics t 0 6 . and two children. Chief Justice Taft of th Lnited , j.gfuging to give specific reasons for j is pitched too high for popular use. Five million petitions re- The committee report, which urg Fljlng Low States has resigned. the dismissal- of two more guards | ceived by Representative L. C. Dyer of Missouri, left, commttee chairman, ed early passage of the measure, was SIX SODDEN DEATHS E C E S PHYSICIANS Arthur Chouinard, local post He submitted his resignation ^o- Connecticut State Prison | urge that t o famous song be adopted as the national anthem, andjlephe- office clerk in charge of air mail and sentative Linthicum of Llaryland, right, has introduced a bill to make it Qpp°^jQg° ^ provision that would at Wethersfield, Warden Charles Harry Rankin, driver for the Hart such. hold the secretary of the Treasury OVER THE WEEK END BE TRUSTED MORE ford Cab Company, who were at the Reed emphatically asserted today and the attorney general jointly re field waiting for the plane which that they were not Involved in the sponsible for the making of regula came from the Newark airport, said escape of Roland G. Lalone, Leo tion permits. that the plane was flying low across Landry and Watson Moulthrope the field and at a fast rate. They from the bakeshop on Janua.ry 4. m s ^ Wifliamson of the expenditures iFall Kills One Man— Anolh-i Congressman Offers Bill to were on the northeast end of the Following the sudden resignation OUR ENVOYS DISCUSS committee, the House rules com- i field at the time and saw the plane of Deputy Warden George Patterson mlttee decided to give the bill legis- , U on a in a to R Give Doctors Right to Pre hit the platform but from their and the dismissal of Guard Patrick lative preference to expedite action. | uOUnQ nflURlilg lU position did not see it hit the river. Collins recently, the warden dis A COUNTER PROPOSAL Three days, beginning Thursday, j It was flying northeast, they said, charged Thomas F. Hickey and were set aside for its consideration, | ______f ------Tree in Westbrook. scribe More Liquor. and they waited expecting the pilot Fred Whaples last week. His only wiuh the view of a vote on Saturday. | to circle back as they did not realize comment was that the prison per General Debate i how hard he struck. sonnel is being reorganized and un General debate will be limited to To Lay a New Plan Before WHALE, BOAT j Drops Into River satisfactory employes are being re j four hours. Then the measure will | By Associated Press. Washington, Feb. 3.— (AP) — moved under a general plan to ^ „ .. MEET HEAD-ON be considered under procedure per- i The force of the blow knocked 1 Six violent deaths including two Amendment of the prohibition law i « .u u u- u strengthen the guarding system at mitting the offering of amendments | . . ., the platform off the house, which Conference on How a Na-1 ---- to permit physicians to prescribe j jg one-story structure. The mo- the prison. and the discussion of the proposed possible slayings and two auto Good of the Service Neither Damaged in San Fran changes. fatalities occurred over the week- wines and liquors in such quantities i mentum of the plane carried it “All I can say about the dismissal ^ val Compromise May Be Seven members of the expendi- ! separated sections of i as they may deem proper, was pro- through the air -with the pilot un cisco Harbor When They able to control it. It dropped upside of Hickey and Whaples is that their tures committee signed the minority Connecticut. An accidental fall from | posed in a biU today by Representa Meat—Fish Charged the •report. It is over the provision of down in the river in about four feet discharge is for the betterment of a second story porch was respon- j tive Celler, Democrat, New York, the service” the warden said. Arranged. Vessel. gi-ving joint responsibility on is of water. The warden admitted the mystery suance of alcohol permits that a sible for a fifth death while the | “Doctors being of an honored pro- Although the pilot was found of the prison break has not been San Francisco, Feb. 3.— (AP) heated contest is expected as a sixth victim was killed by a shore fggsion should be trusted not to strapped in the seat of the plane William Howard Taft London, Feb. 3.— (AP.i - Indicr- —A large whEile slipped into number of members feel that the line train in Old Saybrook. | abuse their privileges,” the New with his head in the water when solved. He said certain information •^rvid Johnson, 25, of New Britain I Yorker said 4n a statement. “They day to President Hoover through has come to him which he described | ^j^g American delegation | San Francisco bay for a frolic Treasury secretary should have rescuers in a row boat reached him no^na'^to "d ^ ^ th prohibition en -! was fatally injured in a fall from a ; prescribe narcotics and opi- his son, Robert A. Taft. His resig as “little things picked up here and I ^ counter-proposal to the in the relatively warm water it was evident from his condition and was cruising past Alcatraz forcement I second story rear porch. His death i g,.gg. j-jjgy have power, with the that death was caused by a fraotur- nation has not yet been accepted. there,” but nothing concrete enough | i ' to be thoroughly satisfactory. French so-called transactional ton- island yesterday when a ferry The minority group, headed- - by attributed to a broken neck, was , ^nife and scalpel, to cut into the ed skull. Medical examiner Thomas This was formally announced to pronounced as accidental by the | human anatomy. Yet prohibition day at the White House after young “ We have not yet satisfied our 1 nage plan may ultimately be laid boat appeared dead ahead. Representative Gasque, of South J. Luby said death was due to in The whale flicked a fluke Carolina, ranking Democrat on the deputy coroner. | makes a mockery of this honored ternal cranial injury and possible Mr. Taft had made a visft there in minds concerrung the escape War before the naval conference, were Two auto fatalities occurred in _ profession. Doctors may not pre- company with Attorney General den Reed said. “In fact we are not pugnaciously and assumed ia committee, declared in their report submersion. given by Hugh R. Wilson, at a press “better-get-out of my way” atff- they did not approve of the joint the state, one in New Haven and the : gcribe more than half a pint of Commissioner of Aviation Clar Mitchell. even sure of what type of saw was other in Andover. Mrs. Becky Han- ; medicinal whiskey nor more than used to file the bar. However, we conference today. tude, which the boat ignored. authority “for the reason that no ------, j — ^ ^ ^ • J 1 CilUCence M.i-VX. Knox blamed UlOiXllCVA V./VCk over confi- Illness the Reason. Conversations between the Brit Leviathan charged, meeting the effective enforcement of the law can , delman, ------39, New Haven was s ru > pint of wine within any period j and carelessness on the part are looking for hacksaws. If they . H__ « rlr.vpn nv ) J. J. __ J ___ i _. _ _ .. It was understood that the resig- ^ are hidden in the prison we will find ish, United States and French rep boat head-on, and then hove to, be obtained with two departments | and killed by a taxicab d n v^ by | of the pilot for the accident. He nation was tendered because of the having joint authority to deal with j james Teator, also of New Haven. ^ “The doctor may prescribe any them. resentatives were proceeding this as if expecting some enterta^- said that Pridham apparently was berious condition of the chief justice The warden admitted that Parole afternoon, the United States dele- ing results. The ferry just ke^'t any port thereof.” i In Andover, WUliam Cimmngnam, , dealing drug, without limit; about to climb sharply to the left, v.'ho has been in Asheville, N. C., gation meeting first the British and going. The whale spouted and “We firmly believe,” the minority | 40, of that town was killed wnen ms 1 ^ perform the major operation do a wing-over and glide into the Officer George Bradley obtained sai.I, "that the enforcement of the 1 car left the highway and crashed in- , gjitting- a citizen’s gizzard; yet lor more than a week after being some information from the men then the French. i . W-enrdiscr^fitlM.iaD its .way. Cap field. Investigation conducted by confined to his home here for some picked up in Florida, and that “he Talk among the dele'^tesUS tliAt’^ tain Oscar Chamberlain of the national prohibition laws and all | to a highway fence. His body was . j,Qj^tjition says that in dispensing the commissioner showed that the time. Taft is returning h-rc tomor- was still investigating.” the French compromise between | ferry said neither whale nor matters relating thereto properly | pierced by a raU. , wines and liquors, which are well left wing of the Pitcairn plane had Crom. from Asheville. the rival methods of reduction—by : boat was damaged. lies in the Justice Department. That j Youth Found Hanged. ■ j-ecognized as proper medical' agents, dragged along the roof of the field Robert A. Taft said there was no this joint authority will promote! Tne frozen body of an uni dentiiieu ; ov,oii ha rirmim- house before striking the platform global tonnage or by categories of . a the doctor shall be thus circum sisfnificance to this change and that vessels—is so wide in scope as t o ; friction and the assumption by one , youth was found hanging from scribed. It is like telling a soldier which is proof that the pilot mis- his father could be as comfortable embrace practically the whole con- i department that the other •will do limb of a tree ™ .Westbrook. but guaged his clearance over the build here as he could be in Asheville REDS WARN FRANCE ference agenda. The discussion on all things necessary in connection Coroner L. A. Smith said ^bere | under no circumstances shall ing which is about 20 feet high. and desired to return home. it, therefore, is likely to be pro-; CANADIANIS SHOT with the joint authority prescribed some doubt as to -whether ^be y putty blower.” After striking the tower the plane The resignation of Taft removes tracted. and will permit a continuation of had committed suicide and ordered f______apparently lost its lower left -wing from official life one of the out OF EMBASSY RAID No Counter Proposal the present law enforcement. Furth an autopsy. The youth’s hands w'ere . ^ and “ rolled” through the air and standing figures of the present Mr. Wilson who is American am-1 BY CUSTOMS GUARD er, it will permit one department to into the water. i bassador to Switzerland added how- j charge the other with responsibility time. TT J i ------Chapel of Chalker Beach was Walter! struck /AgK l U l i INDICTMENTSl l l l / I V ; 1 IfllilM I U Visibility Good As President of the United | ! ever that no counter proposal thus i for all resulting laxity of enforce A report that Pridham was i far had been circulated and that ment, and the public will not be and killed by a shore line train m'| “zooming” the field to awaken men nor^General of the Philippines, and I Say Royaltists Plan to Wreck certainly a great deal of informa-1 able to hold either department re Old Saybrook. . , .a living there was denied by Com later as Chief Justice of the United | tion would have to be exchanged j Says He W as on His Side of sponsible. Joseph Morris, 38, died at New IN MCNAMEE DEATH missioner Ivnox. The visibility at States, he, more than any other ; Legation Because of Al on the French plan before any such ! Haven hospital presumably of a the field was classed as “good” by man, has been a part of the Amen- proposal could be presented. i the Border When He Was fractured skull after being found ic Mr. Knox. Department of Com can government for a quarter of a ■ At any rate he indicated no coun-1 BRIDGEPORT’S HARBOR a New Haven home under suspicious 1 merce Inspectors and Earl Ward, century. i ter proposal to the French plan: circumstances. PoUce said Morns | division superintendent of the leged Kidnaping. had attended a party at -which there Alcorn Asks Grand Jury to Is 73 Y'ears Old which is to compromise between, Fired Upon. Colonial Air Transport, station at the global and categorical system: PLANS ARE MODIFIED had been considerable drinking. An Newark was expected here thi.s For some time Mr. Taft has been I of measuring naval power could be I investigation to determine how, in ill health. He was bom in 1857 Decide on Cases of Bro- morning to start an investigation of Paris, Feb. 3.— (AP)—Valerian i tomorrow when the naval ; Morris had received his injuries was i the accident. and is now in his se y* Dovgalevsky, Soviet ambassador in, conference will resume discussion ‘ Detroit, Feb. 3.— (AP)—A Cana To Cost $504,000 and $21,000 poUce. Immediately after the accident year. Despite ^ s age e . ! Paris, today officially informed For-j of the French system. dian citizen suffered bullet wounds j Annually for Maintenance; phy and Schrager. the police were notified and the am at the Hotel Dleu, at Windsor, Ont., \ able to fight off il ness j | eign Minister Briand that followers The New Plans. bulance was sent to the field. Mean been actively engaged in his duties, j ^6 General Alexander Paul Koutie- accused United States Custonas bor time workmen at the South Mea He left three weeks ago for leader of the Russian Royal- der patrol inspectors of firing on 1 SEVEN DOG TEAMS OFF ^ Washington, Feb. 3.— (AP) — Har-tford, Feb. 3.— (AP.)—A bill dows plant of the Hartford Electric ville following a organized a force to make him as he was making for the Modification of the Bridgeport, Light Company, started out to the FIND YOUTH’S BODY Canadian shore across the ice of the ^^JusfbSo^e this he had returned } a descent upon the Soviet Embassy Conn., harbor project to provide bet ON NINETY MILE MUSH of indictment charging first degree plane in a row boat. Inspector Detroit river at 1 a. m. today. murder against at least two of the George Prainitis of the State De The wounded man is Arthur La- ter facilities and to cost $504,000 hti^^hrnthpr ! General Koutiepoff, who succeed- with $21,000 aimually for mainte six youths arrested in connection partment of Aeronautics, Policeman tended the friends to ^ ®d the Grand Duke Nicholas as head HANGING ON TREE framboise, of Lasalle, Ont. He said Peter Mikkelson who is stationed at This tnp was sa d by ^® °ds to , he was fired upon when he ran nance was recommended to Con with the slaying of Policeman gress today by Major General Lytle First Annual International the field and Magnus Ogren a mem SeTesSation of the chief jus-i tenously disappeared a week ago ------j away from the officers who ap- Dog Derby Gets Under Way James McNamee in Bristol on the ber of the 118th observation squa ! proached as he and a friend were Bro-wn, chief of Army engineers. tice ^uefrionably will be accept-1 and there have been numerous ru Under the onddification plan an In Canada— Woman With-; evening of January 16. will be dron permanent detail stationed at ed by the President and it will b e -! mors that he had been kidnaped by entrance channel 25 feet deep and j presented to the grand jury now the field also manned a row boat ?L e^ effective immediately i Soviet secret was being Still Unidentified; Hands T iedi-“ *‘Z , i % f “j olftiifheS “i and ferried to the plane. , ^ j Fighting island on the Canadian 300 feet wide from Long Island ______in session, it was stated at the of- such acceptance. MV. Taft then j held P^soner in the Russian Em- Sound to an anchorage basin 25 feet would automatically be placed on 1 bassy building, Hints at Murder, the Cor-i “‘"i' deep at the site of the existing 22 Ottawa, Ont„ Feb. 3. - ( A P . ) - : Me of State-3 Attorney Hugh M. WORLD WAR VETER.YN So strong were these rumors that Laframboise said he' had driven the judicial retired list, since he has j foot basin is recommended. A depth Seven teams of dogs—huskies, ma- \ Alcorn this mormng. several Paris papers published them I his autom-obile out on the ice, but New York, Feb. 3.— (AP)—Carey served the requisite number of j that when the officers approached, of 18 feet and a.,width of 300 feet lamutes collies, cross-breeds and | John Brophy, 20, of Waterbury, E. Pridham Colonial Air Transport years, first as a Circuit Judge and and even devoted space to discuss oner Believes. from the anchorage basin to Strat mongrels—trotted out of Ottawa Ignj Henry Schrager, 22, of New ing Ihe procedure that could be fol he fled on foot. pilot -who was drowned when his then as Chief Justice of the United ------I At the Customs border patrol base, ford avenue bridge^ across, Poquo- • .v-a.today on a 90-mile mush, the first j Britain, are the two whose indict- plane fell into the Connecticut river lowed by the French police in case annual international dog derby. ! ment Mr. Alcorn has definitely de- States. it should prove true that the general i it was denied that any shooting had nock river, and a channel in that today, had been a pilot for the com Clinton, Conn., Feb. 3.— (A P.)— ; ^een reported by inspectors working river 18 feet deep and 125 to 00 A bitingwind made the tempera-' cided to ask. Two others of the pany since September last. was being held there. Koutiepoff ture seem even colder than the 1^ group arrested following a gun bat- His Successor. was supposed to have been kidnaped The body of ayouth found hanging j along the river. | wide to a point about 500 feet He was credited -with about 2,300 Immediately after the White from a limb of a tree in Westbrook! Laframboise said that when the j belo-w the dam at Berkshire avenue degrees below zero which the ther-1 j-jg near Waterbury the day after hours in the air and received his on the street as he was walking the mometer registered, but the drivers ■ the killing, may also be charged House announcement there was few blocks between his home and remained unidentified today in a lo-1 men, who were wearing uniform 1 also is recommended. ^ - . q training as a pilot during the World speculation as to whom President cal undertaking parlor. -caps, approached, he got into his! A channel in Yellow mill pond 18 and the 4,000 spectators who flank- ; .^yith first degree murder, War. the Russian Officer’s Club, ed the starting square were bun-; ^'conference between Mr. Alcorn Hoover would select as the next ------Doubtful that the youth had com -} (.gr and started back. The ice be- 1 feet deep and 150 to 200 feet wide Pridham was 29 years old, was mitted suicide Coroner Smith came j „gjj under the car, he said, to a point about 370 feet from Cres died up against the weather. County Detective Edward J. chief justice. The name most il l f e e l in g . married and lived at Lexington, here today to supervise an autopsy. ; g^^j jjg gQ^ automobile as cent avenue, a, channel in Johnson’s At a signal from Viscount Will-1 jjickey during the morning was ex- Mass. prominently mentioned was that of Mosco-w, Feb. 3.— (AP)—The river 18 feet d e^ and 150 to 250 ington, the official starter, the. fi-ve-| to decide this question, Associate Justice Harlan F. Stone Koutiepoff affair has produced The results of the autopsy were not | sank into the water. He said bis feet wide to p '^point 600 feet below dog team of Harry Wheeler of | of New York city who was elevated much ill feeling on the part of the expected to be announced until late | pursuers fired “a regular hail” of today. _ . ; bullets after him. Hollister dam and a channel 18 feet to the bench by President Coolidge Russian press against the attitude deep and 100 to 200 feet wide an^hou? dip °Th?ee minutes later j The four beside Brophy and March 2, 1925, after he had served i. felt here to have been taken by Hands Tied Laframboise denied he was a rum BIG PANE OF GLASS The body, -with hands tied in through Black Rock harbor and ex Emile St Goddard, of The Pas. j Henry Schrager, who are being short term as attorney general. France. The press complains bit runner, but said he had merely M ^ toba drove his team across,held at the county jail ^ d e r bonds front, was found yesterday by a agreed to help out a friend last tending about 1450 feet up each Justice Stone and President Hoo terly of what it describes as "the branch of Cedar creek, also are toritarting line, to be followed at of $25,000. are Bernhardt Schrager, FALLS, INJURES ONE passive and indifferent attitude of farmer. All the tags on the youth s night. ver are close personal priends and clothing had been cut or tom off. 1 recommended in the plan. totV^als bv Leonard Seppala.' 18. brother of Henry; Allen Norton, have been for a number of years. It the French government in the Attending physicians said La- fbf Vom e S ask a Chev-118, of New Britain; William Sla^e His pockets were empty. j framboise’s condition was not seri is known that the associate justice face of continued provocative acts ?etto of Qiibec^City: e IVi Brydges j 20. of New Britain and Kenneth Thomas J. Curran Suffers The youth was about 20 years ous, his wounds being restricted to was high...... ____ among„ those- in the coun against the Soviet regime on the old, 5 feet 7 inches tall, had very | of Cranberry Portage, Manitoba; , Gallaghmer, 22, of Bristol. Deep Gash in Foot— Were cils of°Mr. Hoo'ver before his inau-I part of Russian White Guards and the scalp. TO DISMISS FLYNN, blonde hair and was wearing a j Walter Channing, of Boston, and The procedure in connection with Replacing Broken Plate. uration. He is a member of the 1 others residing France ” blue suit and gray coat and no hat., Frank Dupuis, of Berthier, Que. | the indictment, in view of the fact •‘Medicine Ball Cabinet” and almost The charge in French newspapers WASHINGTON HEARS Mrs. E. P. Ricker, Jr., of Poland j that the necessary grand jury is ------\ that General Koutiepoff leader of It was first believed that the Thomas J. Curran of 138 Summit daily engages in the medicinal ball body was that of Mark Woollard, COMMIHEE IN SENATE Springs Me., the only woman | already in session in the Hartford games held at the White House the Russian White Guards was kid ______^ _____^ ^ ^ will involve street, well known local barber, suf 17, of Meriden, an orderly at Sea musher ’ entered in the competition, | gounty Uquor probe, fered a deep cut on the top of his court each morning except Sunday. naped by Soviet secret agents In side Sanitarium, Niantic. Dr. John Man Who Made Charges | ^thdrew^t^ay in the advice of a j fhg calling of the state’s witnesses With the announcement today that paris described by Moscow papers IN FAVOR OF WALTER left foot this afternoon when a F. O’Brien, superintendent of the Against Quinn and ■■ Herbert ‘ ' veterinarian who examined her ■ before it, and the subsequent return large plate glass window slipped President Hoover was contemplat as “too Idiotic to deny." institution said he was satisfied of its findings on the bills present- Following a formal protest by M. Is to Be Discharged. from the grasp of several person.s ing a fishing trip to Florida soon that the body was not that of the Unanimous for His Reappoint The winner, based on elapsed, ^y Mr. Alcorn, to the Superior Dovgalevsky on Saturday to the time will receive a $1,000 purse and Court. The state’s attorney wul and crashed onto the sidewalk at came word that Justice Stone would missing Meriden man. the Curran barber shop in the Odd probably accomp. "y him. French goverfiment against the ment as Dry Marshal for Washington. Feb. 3.— (AP.) — the Chateau Laurier trophy. The then ask bench warrants for those present campaign in some of the The Evening Star said today it had Fellows block. HIGHLIGHTS OF LIFE TRACKS CAUSED WRECK Connecticut. competitors will cover a 30-mi.e indicted. Curran was holding the awning Washington, Feb. 3— (AP)—Here French newspapers against the learned authoritatively that Frank course over well-traveled highways Soviet government which the Bol S. Fljmn, whose charges against back as the men were attrapting to .".re the milestones in the life of Washington, Feb. 3— (A P)—Un Washington, Feb. 3.— (AP)— daily for three days. take out the broken pane of glass Wfillam Howard Taft: shevists say alms at provoking a Jacob Walter, marshal for Connec John J. Quinn, former deputy pro DIES b e s id e s g r a v e even tracks were held today, by the hibition administrator in the Wash- j and a jagged edge of the glass Bom in Cincinnati, Ohio, Septem serious conflict between the Soviet ticut, was given a unanimom favor t r e a s u r y b a l a n c e . Union and France, today’s Izvestla, I. C. C.’s Safety Bureau to have ington-BaJtlmore district, and John 1 Brideeoort Feb. 3.— (AP)—Fred pierced his shoe and cut the foot ber 15, 1857. been the probable cause of the de able report on his nomination for re Graduated from Yale, June 27, speaking for the government, asks: appointment by a sub-comihlttee of F. J. iieroert,Herbert, now promoiuuuprohibition au-,ad- __ q_fAPl __ H Miller^ 55 ’ a gravedigger dropped near the toes. The window pane was "Does the French government pre railment of a passenger train on the mlnlstrator at Helena, Montana,, for January 31 S'a“ ta.iae\n*open gSve m Park prok.o 1.3t by .toy^^un 1573. Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific rail the Senate Judiciary committee to have been taken up In the Sen^ate, 1 Treasu^ receipts Admitted to Ohio bar. May 5, fer to maintain diplomatic relations cemetery today. Heart-disease was II againstaeainst it from the Ure or a pasnng way near Clay Center, Kansas, day after he had told the S en ^ rs is to be dismissed from the prohibi- were $5,545,777.49, expenauures, automobile truck. 1880. ______with the Soviet Union, or continue he favored enforcing the prohibpon «6.624.857.41; balance 898.928.297.39. ' the cause. co-operation with .White (Juard emi September 27, 1929, which resulted tion service. in injury of 27 persons. law. (C p n ^ o ^ on Page 8)^ grants?” MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3,1930. PAGE TWO SAYS HIS OWN MONEY 1s t. MARY’S ANNUAL WILLIAM CUNNINGHAM RUTH RICH ENOUGH STRUCK WITH PAN DESCRIBES AIR MAlL|f Queer Twists OBITUARY NOW TO QUIT GAME SUPPORTED BALL PLANS READY KILLED IN AUTO CRASH HE DIES IN HOSPITAL fLIGHTS TO KIWANIS In Day's News Baseball Star Making an Open Former Manchester Man’s New Haven, Feb. 3.—’(AP)— Descendant of Pilgrims Shows Neck Broken in Saturday Fight for $85,000 Contract; DEATHS Joseph Morris of this city ^ed r.t Bank Books In Court tc Berlin—The ministry of food and Night Accident Near An His Statement* the New Haven hospital last night Support His Claims. llajor Raycroft Walsh Tells agriculture which urges the drink Expect Masquerade Will dover. of a fractured skull. Police believe ing of milk instead of beer, has sent Randall L. Jones New York, ITeb. 3.—(AP)—Babe the man was struck over the head New Yorl^ Feb. 3.—(AP)—AfdcD up a balloon, christened with a bot Outdo Those of Other William Cimningham, 40, a for Randall L. Jones died yesterday Ruth, making an “open fight” of Ids with a frying pan. Condict, descendant of John I Of His Trip to Central tle of milk, on an endurance flight at the Manchester Memorial hospi demand for an $85,000 contract, has Herman Alley has been arrested Alden, produced bank books in Su mer resident of Manchester, now sent New York sports editors a over the country. living in Andover, was killed on tal. Mr. Jones was bom in Andover as Morris’ assailant while Eugene preme Court today to prove that he and was 84 years old May 3, 1929. mimeograph statement announcing Cutres and John Dorsey were being had not lived on the bounty of hia 1; America. London—There’s a Franco-Scotch Years In Every Respect. Saturday night when an automobile his ability to retire and live in com alliance at the naval conference. It’s in which he was riding with his He was a carpenter by occupation held today as material witnesses. wife, whose parents. Dr. and Mrs. and a member of Mansfield lodge of fort If the Yankees fall to meet his The attack occurred police were Fenton B. Turck, he is using for so chilly that the French are taking brother»in-law, Alvin Willis, also a figure. The statement, postmark wee draps at times instead of wine. Masons. He leaves bis -wife, Mrs. told, yesterday morning when Mor $170,000, on the complaint that they Growing steadily in public favor former Manchester man crashed. ed from Palm Beach, Fla., and ris is said to have attempted to gain - Major Raycroft Walsh who is now Hollwood, Calif.—Alastair Mac Cunningham was sometimes know'n Laura Coleman Jones. Fimeral ser alienated her affections from him. .employed by Cheney Brothers was since its inauguration in 1896 until vices will be held at the Andover bearing the Babe’s si.Tnature in fac an entrance into Alley’s apartment. Condict in 1925 married Kather Ihe speaker before the Manchester Donald, son of the British prime it is now the most largely attended to Manchester people as “Wild Bill ’ churcb, Wednesday afternoon. Rev. simile, was received today in the Following the attack Alley Is caid minister, who is studying film because of his performances on a ine ’Tiirck, whose father is a widely ■Kiwanis club at the Hotel Sheridan and regarded as one • of the most Wallace I. Woodin will officiate smd newspaper offices. to have told Cutres: “I was afraid known biologist. They separated in studio architecture, thinks many motorcycle. The men had been No copy was received at the Yan- ifliis noon. His subject delt with a brilliant social functions of the year burial will be in the Andover ceme I that he (Morris) was going to rob 1927, after a daughter. Avis, was ^Central-Anierican flight he made motion pictures are stupid. shopping in Willimantic and started tery. kee headquarters, however, nor has j him over the head with in Manchester, the 34th atnual Mas born. Condict charges her parents during President Calvin Coolidge’s London—Verse-making helps Rei- for home after staying ^o see a anything been heard from the Babe, g frying pan.” persuaded her to leave him and re Administration. This flight was ! jiro Wakatsuki, Japanese delegate querade Ball, will be given by the show. At about 11 o’clock they Robert T. Yeomans whose statement also declared that Injured Hand, turn home. taken from Miami to the Canal Zone to the naval conference, like geo Young Men’s Club of St. Mary’s were at a point near the home cf Robert T. Yeomans, two year old the two-year contract calling for i pnor to going to Alley’s apart- Condict declared that in the sum for the purpose of determining the metric designs assist Hoover. When Church, in Cheney Hall, Friday eve- Diana Fuchs, formerly of Manches son of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Yeomans $75,000 annually for 1930 and lfi31 Morris, police said, had at- mer of 1926 he earned $11,050, as feasibility of establishing an air problems of state best him Wakat niing, February 21. ter, that the driver, according to nis of 215 Oakland street, died at 3 had been returned, unsigned. This tended a party in which there had commission on a real estate transac mail route to Centi’.al America. suki writes poems in Chinese char brother-in-law, was blinded by a car o’clock yesterday afternoon at the represents the top offer of the club, i ^jgen considerable drinking. The tion. But imder cross-examination Three planes were used in rnaking acters and throws them away. with only one headlight headed to Memorial hospital following a which Is understood to feel it has | p^j-ty ended in a brawl, which police he stated that in August and Sep this experimental flight and it W'as New York—Betty Huyler, society ward Willimantic. The car went off week’s illness. gone the Unfit. ' believe had uo connection with...... the tember of that year he accepted creditable that they made the trip j aviatrix, and Pilot B. Allison Gillies, the road, knocked down three fence He is survived by his parents, Ruth’s somewhat elaborate sum later occurrence in front of Alley’s three checks, tottin g $175, from his and the investigation on schedule i to whom she was married two posts and the rails between and two brothers Frank and Kemjeth, mary of his fiscal affairs set forth door. The party however was held wife, who was receiving a $300 a time, arriving back in this country weeks ago, arc about to start on went down the bank. Mr. Cunning and one sister, June. The funeral that he is now in a position to re in the same building in which Al month allowance from her father. without any serious mishap. It their honeymoon. They’ve delayed ic will be held at two o’clock Wednes tire from baseball and still be as ley’s apartment is located. Under cross-examination he also ham was thrown out and his neck sured an income of $25,000 a year. was considered a feat in those da.ys because of bad weather. The bride was broken. Willis escaped with day afternoon from the home. Rev. Morris’ wife, police said, lives (n said he had spent on their honey and is recorded in annals of avia- ; u^at soon girls will know Frederick Allen of the Second Con Hartford, the couple ha^ving separat moon the $1,000 check be and his minor injuries. gregational church will officiate. tion. , u . f 1 ! hov'' to tly when they are graduated ed about three weeks ago. wife received as a wedding gift from Since that time, Mr. Walsh stated, , school, just as they know how Burial ■w’ill be in the Wapplng ceme ROCHESTER FINANCIER her parents. He said he did not ex regular air mail routes have been | ^ 4/- ■ tery. pect the Turcks to pay for his established to the countries of Cen- , ______WIFE OF INVENTOR honeymoon, but that he woifid not KILLS SELF IN SOUTH ABOUT TOWN have spent so much had they not s . in ju r e d.m ail pilot TO TAKE UP GOLF gpven it to him. Dr. and Mrs. Turck 24 hour service on these routes, ine FUNERALS Palm Beach, Fla., Feb. 3.—(AP.) Linemen of the Manchester Elec said they gave their daughter smd trip carried the planes over come j —Thomas E. Lamfin, chairman of tric Light Company were sent to the Condict the money to buy furniture. very rough country, exceptionally i Fort Myers, Fla., Feb. 3.—(AP) — the board of the Lincoln. Alliance scene of an automobile accident on BRINGS IN THE MAIL George I. Hubbard. Hilliard street this morning to clear dangerous and with very few land Mrs. Thomas A. Edison, wife of the The funeral of George I. Hub Bank of Rochester, N. Y., died on ing places. The different states inventor was expecting a brand new the way to a hospital here last away a branch broken off w'hen n. > bard of Hollister street was very car hit the tree and which fell In LA FOLLETTE CHARGES visited w’ere shov\-n by slides taken Dunkirk, N. Y., Feb. 3—(AP) — set of golfing clubs to arrive today largely attended at the funeral par night, after he was found hanging from photographs. Mr. Walsh was and to use them herself. She from a clothes rung in a closet of such a ■way that it imperiled the Ernest E. Basham, air mail pilot lors of W. P. Quish Saturday af feed wires of the company. assisted in showing the pictures by injured as his disabled plane dived played her first game less than a ternoon and there were a great his hotel room. A MONOPOLY IN DYES Thomas Maxwell of the Manchestei into the woods near Silver Creek, week ago. The first experience fol many floral pieces, numbered among Still showing signs of life, he was Electric company. The talk was lowed an invitation by Mrs. R. D. found by his son, Donald, who was The Manchester Trust Co., ha.s N. Y., early today, stood by his which were tributes from the Army placed four new Taylor thermom Washington, Feb. 3.—(AP)—^As well received because of the inter government cargo until daylight, Newton, Fort Myers to visit the golf and Navy club, fellow workers at spending the ■winter here with his est in aviation at the present time. course with her sister Mrs. H. K. father. eters at various vantage points ia serting that American dye corpora delivered it at the nearest postoffice, Cheney Brothers and Dilworth-Cor- tions were engaged in “combinations In the absence of President Ste and was taken to a hospital, uncon Hitchcock of Pittsburgh. nell Post, American Legion and \ He suffered two strokes recently, town at the following place phen Hale, Vice President Fayette In-vdted to try her skill, Mrs. Edi it was learned by authorities. Packard’s Pharmacy, Manchester to fix prices and to control the scious. Photo by Elite. others. American market," Senator LaFol- B. Clarke presided. The club is Basham, one of the best known of son missed her first tee shot entirely. Mrs. Bertallne Lashinski sang “At Young Lanrfin said he found his postoffice, George E. Keith’s and the planning to hold a meeting two Hector Macdonald She got 90 yards on the second at father about 11 o’clock last night F. T. Blish Hardware store. The lette. Republican, Wisconsin, urged the Colonial Airways fliers, who Dawning” during the funeral serv the Senate today to abolish the prac weeks from today at Meriden where carries the mail between Buffalo Preparations for the event have tempt and wound up at the end of ice, Rev. Rockwell Harmon Potter of upon returning to the room he had newly installed instruments are con 8 new Kiwanis club is being formed. and Cleveland, was flying from the nine holes with a card of 99. Mr. left a short time to go on an er sidered very accurate and the tem tice of basing dye tariffs on Ameri been proceeding for a month and the Hartford officiated. The body was can valuation. Tjhe______attendance prize. donated by Ohio city when his motor balked committee feel sure that it will be Edison continues to foreswear the sent on the Federal express from rand. He called the hotel physician perature reading at 1 p. m. today Harold Burr of the Bryant & Chap- j wimmer’s woods, a mile west Scotch game on the plea of “too and an ambulance, but his father of 50 degrees showed a variance of LaFollette described the American fa-.' superior to any and all affairs Hartfotd at 9:30 for Washington, D. valuation basis, written into the man company was won by Thomas silver Creek, within 50 miles of of the kind held in the past. The much work.” His health has im C., where another funeral service died on the way to the hospital. from 8 to 15 degrees as compared Perguson. Buffalo. proved since re fuming here. Funeral arrangements have not tariff law in 1922, as an “embargo” 'ommittee is headed by Hector will be held at the home of Mrs. i with the older thermometers along created by the World War and said With his motor dead, Basham Macdonald as chairman; Frederick Mr. Edison will be 83 years, old Hubbard’s father in that city. Burial been announced. No .inquest wiU be j said later, the plane headed for tic Feb. 11 and a memorial will be un held, the coroner said today. the domestic dyestuff manufactur Rogers is in charge of the publicity, will be in Arlington National ceme ers, headed by the Du Pont and 200TH MAN EXECUTED tree tops. Basham was scratched William Wilson of the finances, Clif- veiled in his honor. tery. Thirty-one baby carriages were badly and the -wings of the machine j ^Qj-d Joyce of refreshments, William allied chemical and dye corpora counted between the South Man tions, had “engaged in the most ex were torn to shreds as the plane Mercer'of prizes, Alec Johnson, of MISS BALDWIN IS HOME chester postoffice and Bissell street I AT PENNSYLVANIA PEN I crashed to earth, but the contact RED FORFEITS BOND tensive and persistent lobbying ac the cloak room, and Herman Hill of this afternoon at 3 o’clock. This in tivities tha. this capitol has ever i with the trees broke the force of the floor committee. PRESIDENT PLANNING dicates good weather, an increase in the fall. Bridgei>ort, Feb. 3.—Dorothy Bald- known during the enactment of th® Contributing greatly to the suc ■win, whose absence from her home population and with two sets of ? Bellefonte, Pa., Feb. 3.—(AP)-— cess of the Ball will be the music, New Britain, Feb. 3— (AP)—John t^wdns bom at the Manchester Me- Fordney-McCumber Tariff Act.” i&uiseppe Guida, 37, of Bucks county by Jack Morey’s Singing orchestra "Vincent, 21, of New Haven, who is FOR A FISHING TRIP here 'orecipitated a sensation when j ...... , He said the American producers said to be connected with a Com a Bridgeport clergyman said in his monal hospital within a week Man- enjoyed a monopoly of the domestic §as electrocuted at Rockview pern- STEE EXPORTS of Holyoke, an instant hit with all pulpit that he had information that Chester’s population is increasing, fentiary today. Guida was pronounc- w-ho attended the Masonic Ball last munist organization forfeited a bond market under present tariffs based year. This popular aggregation has of $50 when he faUed to appear in a local girl, by inference Miss Bald on American valuation and in addi fe dead at 7:06 o’clock, four minutes Washington, Feb. 3.—(AP)—It win, was a prisoner of white slavers, fifter Robert Elliott, executioner, re- Washington, Feb. 23.—(AP)—An broadcast from station WBZ, and Police Court today for passing out was announced at the White House tion exported coal-tar dyes at prices increase of 36,233 tons in exports ot handbills on a public street in viola has returned to he home of her “in some instances a third to a half tfcased the current. each member is an artist in his own today that President Hoover hopes ANDOVER iron and steel scrap during 1929 line. This in itself should add good tion of a city ordinance. He was parents. She had been working as a the prices they charged domestic < Guida, who was convicted of mur- arrested Saturday for the second to get away for four or five days on fer in the first degree in connection over 1928 was reported today by the ly numbers to the crowd that equal a fishing trip at Long Key, Florida, chambermaid in a hotel here during Mrs. Charles Faulkner and ho consumers.” department of commerce. time, his first arrest occurring a part of the month of her absence, grandson Duane, were ■visitors in §ith the slaying of John Tillotta ed SOO persons last year. week previous when he was har sometime soon. fear Bristol. Bucks county, non- The total of 552,372 gross tons As in past years prizes will be If the President is able to arrange but was found on Saturday at the Hartford Saturday. represented the largest item in the given for the prettiest costume anguing a crowd of men. home of an aunt in New Haven. She ci^g^ies Phelps was at home for &klantly walked to his doom ac- Vincent appeared at police head the trip he will go directly from WAPPING ttmpanied by Rev. Francis Mc- iron and steel export trade of the v.'orn by a ladj', a first prize of $10 explained her disappearance by say- ^veek-end quarters today after court had ad Washington to Long Key without • ing that she was anxious to free her i “ e ^eea e . Qoodale of Wil'^ Greesh prison chaplin. He refuted to United States in volume, but the in gold and a second of $5. Miss any stops en route. He will board Mrs. L. R. Shepard of East Wind Lena Generous won last year, be journed and remonstrated with parents of the burden of her support I day recently witi, make any statement. While not the value of 37,721,393 was only 3 per Prosecuting Attorney J. G. Woods a boat, probably the Saunterer, and sor Hill fell recently and broke her actual slayer, Guida was alleged to cent, of the export trade in these ing costumed as Martha Washing spend the entire time on the craft. but feared they would not let her go and Police Chief Hart against the to work because she had not fully Mrs. George Platt of this place. hip. She was taken to the Hart liave employed New York gunmen products. ton, while Miss Anna Cervini, as a He will make no speeches or appear Mrs. Kittle Mittens Bind son ElU- ford hospital. Spanish senorita, took second. A forfeiture of the bond, which had recovered from the effects of an ap to kill Tillotta that he might marry By virtue of the already exten been posted by John Ludko of this ances on his way south or on the re worth, w-ere visitors in Willimanti Sherman Noyes, son of Mrs. tjip \ridow. Tillotta was beaten to sive and still growing use of scrap $10 gold piece will be awarded for turn trip. pendicitis operation. the most comical costume and city. He explained that sickness Saturday. Adelaide Noyes Johnson, has re death on the night of Dec. 29, 1928 in the production of pig iron a.nd caused his tardiness. Mrs. Hoover probably will ac Mrs. Frank Hamilton w'ho has an turned from traveUng and study in to* three men. crude steel throughout the world, another for the largest group. The company him. former prize was won by Harold Infection in her head is slowly re the Orient for the past four years. • When arrested a few days later, and because the supplies of that GIFT FOR HOSPIT.YL The Saunterer is a houseboat be High School Orchestra covering. She s been going to Mrs. Charles Momm and young Guida blamed Mrs. Tillotta who in Clemson, with whom it is becoming longing to Jerry Milbank, treasurer commodity are distinctly limited, a habit, he having won it for the Hanover, N. H., Feb. 3.— (AP) — Willimantic every other day for daughter, have been staj-ing at Bos •^rn accused him. Mrs. Tillotta is the department said the Unitel An X-ray unit to cost $40,000 has of the Eastern Division of the Re- treatment. ton, Mass., with Mrs. Momm’s hus ^rving a life sentence. G’uida was past five years. The group prize p-ublican National committee. To Play In Two Groups States has risen to a paramoun*- last year was won by Charles been given to the Mary Hitchcock 1 Frank "Vagn ne, Ellsworth Mitten band, Lieutenant Momm, -who is the 200th man electrocuted at Rock- position in the world’s trade in this Memorial hospital here by Mr. and I and Burton Lewis attended a dance stationed there at the present time. view in the last 15 years. Oliver, Earl Hayden, and Fred one-time largely waste material. Smith, who came dressed as con Mrs. 'William S. Carter of Lebanon PRINCE PLAYS GOLF. Chicago — (AP) — The national 1 in Warrenrille Saturday evening. The Pleasant Valley club will stables and riding a tandem bicycle. and accepted by the trustees, it was high school, orchestra, recruited Miss Alice Yeomans who attend meet at the home of Mrs. Lena El TO HEAD HOOVER SCHOOL. Clemson appeared with a portable announced today. Dr. Lesley K. from the best musical talent in the Wellesley College w-as home for the more on Thursday afternoon, Febru TAXI DRIVER ADMITS Bulaw-ayo,Bulaw-ayo. Southernsoutnern Rhodesia,nnoaesia, rinitPH <5tate=! ary 6, and Mrs. Margaret Turner dentist chair. Sycamore, a graduate of Dartmouth, Feb. 3 .- ( ‘AP )-T h e Prince of Wales two sections iflls o ' week-end. Berea, Ky., Feb. 3.—(AP)—Miss , In____ order_ that______no favoritism may, 1924, and of the Harvard medical will assist Mrs. Elmore as hostess. snatched a short time for a game for the Initial concerts. Miss Ruby Perkins, of Hartford Mrs. Straub returned to her home HE STAGED A HOLD-UP Christine Vest, of Yosenfite, KY-. a ; be shown in judging the costumes, school. 1927, has been appointed of golf today before resuming his ■was a caller in town Sunday after 1929 graduate of-.c Berea college, ,has disinterested committee has been ”Roentgenologist. He is at present an After that, a specially selected in Pleasant Valley, Simday, after a his journey to Belra, the next stop group of about 200 will go on tour. noon. spending a short time with her been chosen as the teacher to be in picked as judges. The following assistant on the staff of the Massa on his African hunting trip. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Platt and charge of the school for mountain have consented to act in that capa chusetts General hospital, Boston, The first section ■will play in At daughter, in Winsted. Boston, Feb. 3.—(AP)—Beaten Arri-ving this morrfing, the Prince lantic City the last week in Feb son Douglas of Manchester were Mrs. Louis D. Busher of Elm children to be established near city: Mrs. William C. Cheney, Mrs. Mass. garbed in a sport shirt and white senseless by a masked bandit -who President Hoover’s camp in Vir ruary under the direction of Walter Sunday callers at the home of Mr 5 street has returned to her home, George H. Wilcox, Mrs. J. C. Robin trousers, received a number of prom Platt’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. E robbed the office of $307, Abraham ginia. The school w-as established son, P. J. Hutchinson, and Ronald ACCUSED BY GIRL. Damrosch and J. E. Maddy. after a week’s visit to Montreal. Goldman, 29, cashier of a taxi com inent residents and later motored to The second section will play in Frink. The next meeting of the Wednes through the efforts of the president Ferguson. New Britain, Feb. 3.— (AP) — the golf course where he played a Chicago the latter part of March, pany, was in a serious condition at a and Mrs. Hoover and President Dancing will continue until 1 John Koxalczek, 27, of 289 Eajt day Afternoon club will be held at hospital today. A discharged driver, Hoover requested President Hutch o’clock in the morning. Elm street, Torrington, is being hel;i S r S f d by J. E. Maddy and Fred EXCEPTIONS FILED. the home of Mrs. Harold Newberry, Edward J. Hall, 46, arrested later, his train journey to the cheers of erick Stock. Washington, Feb. 3.—(AP)—Th February 5. There will be reading ins of Berea college to recommend a under bonds of $1,500 for a hearing crowds at the ctation. was charged by police with the hold teacher. The selected touring section will Chicago Sanitary District and Illi from George Arliss’ book, “Up the up and has held as a suspicious per next Thursday on complaint of give concerts in Philadelphia Feo- nois on the one hand, and the Great Years from Bloomsbury,” Current Miss Vest, who has been teaching TO HONOR PROFESSORS a young woman living in this city The delegation seeking inde son without bail. in the fifth and si.xth grades of i-uary 27, in New York February 28, Lakes states on the other, today Events, quotations and music. While counting receipts early yes that he attempted to attack he- pendence for the Phihppines is In and in Washington March 1. filed with the Supreme Court excep Berea training school, recently dis Hanover, N. H., Feb. 3—(AP) — while escorting her home recently. Washington. Well, . if something terday morning, Goldman said, a cussed the new work with Mrs. Three of Dartmouth's eajrly profes Each section of the primary tions to the report of Special Master Radio sets have been installed in man entered the office and fired a He was arrested last Saturday and has to be independent, it may as ; orchestra will be made up of about Charles E. Hughes, recommendin; cells of several prisons. Next thing Hoover and is to make final ar sors are to be honored in the nam well be the Philippines. .shot at him. He fell to the floor rangements with her in a conference ing of the college’s newest dormi identified by the girl, the police say. 300 high school musicians. a plan for decreasing the diversion you know they’ll be putting men on feigning injury, b said, but the men in Washington Wednesday. tory, President Ernest M. Hopkins of water from Lake Michigan. the rack again. beat him into unconsciousness be announced today. The central build cause he made a movement while KILLED BY ENGINE. ing of the new-- home for 17” stu Coolidge Dam Will Cause the money was being taken. dents will be called Woodward Hall ■On his partial identification, police Old Saybrook. Reb. 3.— (AP) — and the wings, Ripley and Smith went to Hall’s home. They said they Walter Chappell, 44, of this towm, Halls respectively. Moving Of Indian Graves found the stolen money there and was killed by a Shore Line engine Bezaleel Woodward, graduate of Today Matinee 3:15 obtained a confession. The man had sometime between 7 and 8:30 last Yale in 1764 was Dartmouth pro San Carlos, Ariz.— (AP)— The Eve. Continuous been out of work for several weeks night while he is believed to have fessor of mathematics and natural final chapter of this little Indian and and his wife and two children were philosophy from 1782 to 1804. been walking along the tracks with settlement will be written when 6:45 to 10:30 ■without food and heat. Goldman and another person. Sylvanus Ripley graduated from the bodies of 188 Apaches will be Tuesday Hall had formerly been good friends. Police today sought Chappell’s Dartmouth in 1771 and held the •moved to higher grround as the companion. In the meanwhile the Phillips professorship of theology waters of the Coolidge dam grad arrival of Coroner L. A. Smith was from 1782 to his death five years ually engulf this historic site. BECKER’S TRIAL IS SET awaited. later. John Smith, Darthmouth ’73, The bodies of many famous Impetuous — Passionate Chappell sur-vived by hi.s widow was professor of Greek, Latin, He Apache Indian chiefs are among brew and Oriental languages for and five children, was employed bv them. Auburn, N. Y., Feb. 3.— (AP) — a local contractor. Mrs. Chappell more than 30 years. At first Indians living on the Daring All For Love! Max Becker. Brooklyn gunman who and her youngest daughter are reservation, requested the govern OBJECTS TO MERGER ■was the first man to be indicted for patients at the Norwich Sanitarium. .“ -PuuFnT, ment to cover the graves with con murder as a result of the December crete, but later asked that the COAST GUARD V.AC.ANCIES Washington, Feb. 3.— (AP)—Ob s o NAAAEO SUCAJJSe. riot at Auburn prison, will go on OF THE burial ground be moved. trial here February 17. jection to the consolidation of con The rapidly advancing waters She stalked the man of he^ Charged with killing Principal Washington, Feb. 3.— (AP.) — trol of radio, telephone, and tele Tt? A POLPlT IN WHICH j A LimE MINISTER- soon will cover the historic San heart like the tigers of her Keeper George A. Durnford, Becker Senator Kean has informed several graph under a government’s com Carlos jail where Geronimo, Indian native jungle. appeared in court this morning be New Jersey young men who have munication commission, was voiced i 5TANPS L'PRISHT outlaw chief who spread terror to fore Supreme Court Justice Ben been unsuccessful in obtaining ap today before the Senate Interstate > L^ENEATH THE-CANOPy the southwest years ago, and the What a role for glamor jamin B. Cunningham when the trial pointments to the Naval Academy Commerce committee by F. B. Mac “Apache Kid,” another famous out ous Joan Crawford! Her was to begin, but his case w-as set at Annapolis, that several vacancies Kinnon of Chicago, president of the law character of the early days, breathless beauty now en for the latter date. This was to al exist at the United States Coast United States Independent Tele were held, hanced by her thrilling low- completion of proceedings Guard School at New London. Conn. phone Association. voice! A perfect combina against six of Becker’s fellow A competitive examination will Testifying on the bill by Senator I PRISONERS RESTLESS tion! prisoners, also charged with murder be held shortly and successful can Couzens, Republican, Michigan, for the death of Henry Sullivan, riot didates would be required to report which would establish a communica Auburn, N. Y.. Feb. 3—(AP) — leader, of Buffalo. at the Coast Guard school on Aug tions commission, the witness said Warden John L. Hoffman of Auburn After the formalities were com ust 15. his association would prefer to re prison will “breathe easier”, he pleted, Becker, handcuffed, was led Cadets must be betw-een 18 and main under the supervision of the said today, when the present trial ROBERT MONTGOMERY 22 years of age. Pay and allow Interstate Commerce commission. of six convicts charged with mur back to solitary confinement at the ances for Coast Guard students is prison. der, and that of Max Becker on the ERNEST TORRENCE the same as for naval academy CARPENTERS GATHER. same charge, is over. cadets, $t80 a year. Applicants The trial now under way, and must be high school graduates. ADMIRAL HOWARD DEAD Green^wich, Feb. 3.— (AP)—The^ F52ANCONIA NOTCH, that of Becker set for February 17, 34th annual convention of the State NEYN HAMPSHIRE, MoTHEP has caused a tenseness at the WOMAN BANDIT Council of Carpenters and Joiners prison, according to the \^’arden, Hamden, Feb. 3.— (AP)—Police NATURE TRIED HER. :;cport, R. I., Feb. 3.—(A P )— opened here today ■with about fifty HAND AT SCOiPTuRlNS. who has been in charge since Janu ioday were searching for a young delegates present. The session will ary 16. Rear Admiral William L. Howar.i, woman who is believed to have rob THE RESUU WAS U. S. N., retired, died today at Rest- last two days. bed a cash register in a filling sta Reports of state officers were "Ofd'T/Can o ftA c PROPERTY SALE mere, his home here. He was boro tion here of $100. 'ZKounta.irz, ** at Plainfield, Conn., in 1860 and read this morning. This afternoon She drove up to the station last Bridgeport, Feb. 3.—(AP—George graduated from the Naval Academy night, and requested the attendant officers will be nominated and a banquet tonight ■will bring to a close B. Clark, realtor today annoimced in 1882. His wife and daughter died to test the air pressure in the tires. the sale to the Huntin^on Aircraft within the past few years. He When he had finished, the attendant the first day’s activities. Warden Joseph P. Crosby wel Corporation of Bridgeport of the leaves several grandchildren. James Clement foimd the cash Wakelee Dock property at the foot Funeral arrangments have not drawer open and $100 missing. comed the delegates after the con vention had been opened by Andrew of Broad street, Stratford. The price Deen completed, but interment will He gave a good description of the was $60,000. be" at Arlington National Cemetery. girl and automobile to the police. Mitchell, president of the local unit e i * 2 S . BY WIA BIBVlCg, WC. / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., MON^-^Y,
■*r SEMI-ANNUAL GRADE]m ista k e in a la r m I t PHONE CO. TO SPEND y o u c a n iJfprJ io Lujf ^Dod ^m ifur§ PROMOTIONS TODAY ^ ^ ^ ™ ! Shapiro Home on Ashworth . n i Street Badly Damaged Due Plant Development p d |m* i^BRUARY 1930 February Grad lions to De! to Delay in Call. r 1 1 , i A misunderstanding of the provements to Cost Over Held in High School ! proper to turn in a 1' ^ !' 5 6 7 8 I still alarm was respansible, That Sum in 1930. : 1 3 I in a measure, for a reported ing in 1935. I $3,500 fire damage to the house 9 Id i i 1 12 13 14 15 ■ owned by Nathan Shapiro, of 15 j Ashworth street early last night, Morethan .$100,000 will be spent The final step in semi-annual! The loss would have been much this year by the Southern New Eng i.'.r 1 - 1 was i more than that if the phone call. land Telephone Company in the grammar to the North End by Manchester Exchange area, accord reached today m the Nintti^ school ^ boys, had not been intercepted ing to annoimcement made today by ■i district and next y:ar v/ill affect the by Sergeant Crockett on duty in the Exchange Manager W. B. Halsted, High school. A group of sixty-ono police station. who has received the plans of the Three boys walking along Ash company for the enlargements and boys and girls advanced from Uie worth street about 6:40 last night betterments of the plant to be car seventh to the eighth grade this noticed a fire in the basement of ried out in this territory. morning 1 the home of Nathan Shapiro on the On the company’s program are 1 east side of the house. The boys at several jobs which will provide addi The institution of the semi-annual, ---- occupants tional facilities for local subscrib- promotion idea started seven years but found no one at home. William j crs. Manager Halsted stated today ago in the kindergarten and has Brant, one of the boys, ran to his ! that during the past year there was been elevated one grade a year un father’s house across the street and I a net gain of 314 telephones in this til now it is about to involve the called the fire department. The ! exchange, bringing the total in ser- high school courses of study and ad call was misdirected to the north A^warrantee deed was filed with the town clerk today transferring | vice to the 5,000 mark and toat on vancement. end department which being record- | Cheney'Brothers to George E. Keith. | equally large development is ex- There are several advantages to ed in the police statmn was intw- a t’tL" comer of School and Main streets and has been occu- j pected in this area during the cur- be gained through this S3'steui cepted by ‘Sergeant Crockett. He nfed bv the George £ Keith fur^niture store since 1921. The building, ! rent year. MOST IMPORTANT DAYS which is now in vogue in practically realized the error, notified the man ^«mo,?^hvr-hpnpv Brother for ten years is one of the oldest blocks along , a large item on the list of plan- every first class school in the coun on duty at the boiler room of the S S n strL t\nd^cratains some 15,000 feet of floor space, the entim Imild- ned expeditures locallyjs represent- try. One feature is that it allows a Orford Soap Company where the beine- used for the storage and display of stock of the George E. Keith ed by the cost of subscribers’ station ! student to repeat a course of study alarm is b lo ^ and also sent in a 1 equipment, that is telephones to be : without the necessity of being he d call to Hose Co. No. 3. A good ten ThP hiiildine- was built by Watkins Brothers Company for their use r.s | placed in the homes, offices and to you who are mterested in back a whole year. It also allows minutes were lost before be could fiimitnr* sales Storage and an undertaking establishment about 1900 and i other business places of the patrons children to enter kindergarten at make the connection with Hose Co. after the new Watkins Block was built on Main street in 1920 it was cold , of the company. This, equipment No. 3. the’ uniform age of four and leave at Fireman Happeny responded to to ChSev Brothe^^^^ . i will cost about $32,000.' There will six. Hitherto, this has been impos the call but was alone until he The total area of the lot is 16,250 square feet which includes access!- j be some addition to the oqtside plant better furniture values - . . sible because of inconvenient birth reached Oak and Spruce streets be bilitv to five garages on the north side. ______! of the company including the plac- days. ing joined at that point by Richard ^ ------— ------— I ing of undergroimd and. aerial cable . The first February class to be Edgar. Arriving at the fire, Hap : to cost about $16,000. About 9,000 ; ED Letter Days___with hundreds of furniture pieces at radically reduced graduated from Manchester High peny directed Paul Brant, Jr., to I feet of cable will be placed here, this prices. For twelve days we will feature these Red Jjetter Values---- as school will be in 1935 and its per pull box 721 at Ashworth and Oak ABOUT TOWN HEBRON to contain 11,585,000 feet, or nearly they are called and if you have need of furniture and an appreciation of ;;ood sonnel will consist mainly of the streets. Happeny and Edgar fought 2,200 rniles of copper wire. Poles, value you will quickly take advantage of Red Letter Days. From, a Com ivire and miscellaneous work will to plete room ensemble to a few odd pieces to fill in here and there you will :tnd following pupils who today movea the fire in the cellar with chemical John McMenenny of 37 Marble Miss Harriet Hough who spent ______up from the sevent'^ to the eight D while neighbors made the hydrant street received a letter a few day.s tal about $21,000 in cost and underr Red Letter Values to supply these needs at a savings of 25% to 50%. They the mid-winter vacation from Hati ground conduit for cables will cost Rinclude odds and eods, that must be cleared from our floors throughout oUr entire stock. grade: connection outside. ago from his son, Lieut. Edward ford High school at her home here Georgiana Avanetaki, Ruth Because of the elevation and a McMenenny, U. S. N., which related about $40,000 Discontinued styles, odd lots, floor samples, and of course “ white elephants” 4 inch main. Hose Co. No. 2 pump has returned to Hartford. She had These amounts represent the cost .... all worthwhile furniture that for any of a dozen reasons has not found a rightful Bensche, Yolanda Felice, Edna that his submarine had been assign-' as her guest during the vacation a Fradin, Margaret Glamann, Celia was put on between hydrants to ed for a short time to one of the of constructing new plant and are owner. The reduction on each Red Letter Value is permanent... .staying on until boost the pressure and for extra classmate. Miss Ruth Winchester. exclusive of the cost of operating or the piece is sold... .it is plainly marked and easily distinguished by a big Red Letter Hasset, Esther Haugh, Adelaida film producing companies in the The women’s bridge club met at HoweU, Grace Johnson, Ruby Kittle, precaution. When the firemen ar maintaining the new plant or any Tag. You can always shop for them but just now inventory check has reyealed rived the fire had gained much making of a photoplay. It portray the home of Mrs. Carrie I. Burnham plant now in existence. many new ones,.. .and they are reduced for either cash or credit. But you must r.ct Elizabeth Klein, Mary Law, Mary ed a submarine in distress and the Wednesday evening. Manager Halsted said today that Martina, Bertha McNeil, Arline Nel headway up through the center quickly for on most items there’s only one of a kind___so naturally the “early birds” partitions, breaking through the “shots” were taken in great part Miss Victoria Hilding, matron ; f a net increase of 270 telehpones is will get them. son, Ednah Newton, Esther Pickles, roof in several places. Plaster was under water. The film has been re expected in this exchange during the Roberta Porterfield, Marjorie Rich, the Order of the Eastern Star, falling from the ceiling making it leased and is being shown uncter the Wooster Lodge, Colchester, Mr.s. current year and that the planned Jennie Sandholme, Josephine Squ.a- dangerous for the firemen to work title “Man Without Woman.” It is improvements here will be started trito, ■ Elsie Stavnitzky, Dorothy Clarence Norton, associate ma inside. The fire gained headway in a Fox production. tron, Mrs. Robert Brown, marshaii, and carried through, well In advance Tedford, Virginia Thompson, Ruth a blind attic and was fought from of subscribers’ requirements for ad Thompson, Miriam Troth, Dorothy and Mrs. Myrtle Finley, the three the outside after several holes were An automobile owned by Delphis last from Westchester, were present ditional facilities. Wagner, Lillian V/eir, Dorothy ■ made in the roof. St. John of 9 Foster street, left Woods, Clara Wray. Access to the blind attic was later parked on Foster street Friday at the annual meeting of grand of William Chambers, Ralph Chap- i made by smashing through the ceil- night, was stolen late Friday night ficers of the O. E. S., held in Hart man, William Edmondson, Elmore j ing, which without any flooring or early Saturday morning. Mr. St. ford at Foot Guard Hall, o.u W. H. TAFT TENDERS Huinphries, Roy Johnson, Collins i above, was easily made. Chief Foy John is connected with the Campbell Wednesday. j Johnston, Vincent Kelley, Alphonse! carried the No. 2 high pressure hose filling station. ■ The police were no Lucius W. Robinson of Valevuej Kerka, William Kilpatrick, Joseph up with him, and with the assistance tified. Farm recently bought of Fred Bre- j HIS RESIGNATION Lovett, Gosta Magnuson, William given on the outside of the building hant four acres of land, in two plots. | McPartland, Thomas Morrow, Ray- ^ soon cornered the blaze which had Robert Hyde Smith, son of Mr I one of IV2 acres and one of ’2 4 | (Continued from Page 1.) mon Mozzer, William Neubauer, I centered on the south side of the and Mrs. Robert J. Smith of Elwocd ] acres, in order to straighten the , Lock- ^ roof. Paul Olsen, Charles Rogers, ' The frosty condition of the street and a first year student atj two border lines between the two Appointed judge of superior court RED LETTER DAYS hart Rogers, Erwin Rother, Michael shingles on the roof of the piazza Harvard has been spending the 1 farms. at Cincinnati, March 7, 1887. Scheutz, Frank Sedlack, Edwin made conditions very dangerous for mid-year recess at his home. 1 Morning service of St. Peter s Appointed solicitor generM of Sharp, Joseph Stevenson, Clarence the firemen and at the height of the ___ ! church on Sunday took place at the United States February 4, 1890. Stone, Albert Tamosaitis, Edward fire several had narrow escapes Dr. A. B. Moran, who has practic-! usual hour, 10:45 a. m. It was an- Appointed Federal circuit judge Turkington, Herman Ulrich, from falling to the frozen ground ed medicine in Manchester for the nounced that there would be an for Sixth Judicial Circuit March 17, Thomas Whippert, At one point Chief Foy slipped past eight years is leaving Manches early service at 9:30 on that da^', 1892. W V V VVN.N VX.W VVN X V V W < Superintendent A. F. Howes of j through the flooring but recovered ter within the next two weeks for but it proved impossible to arrange Named President United. States the first eight school - districts in j balance in time to save himself Baltimore where he will take a with the Colchester parish for that Philippine commission, March 12, Manchester said this morning that | fj-om going through into the room course in orthopedics, at the Balti time. The service was held at the 1900. Appointed first civil gover there would probably be about fif- j below. He was uninjured, more Medical College, to be followed rectory and a visiting clergyman nor Philippines, July 4, 1901. Tuesday Specials Selected as Secretary of War in teen from the different eight grades | After an inspection of the fire by by one year of study in Europe. from the Cathedral in Hartford of- (Furnished by Putnam * Co.) in the schools over which he has j chief Foy it was discovered to have ----- i ficiated. There was celebration of President’s Roosevelt’s Cal>inet Nice Lean Pork Chops 35c lb., 1% lbs. 50c charge that will enter High school in started in the vicinity of a clothes Thomas Johnson of 101 Spruce j jjoly Communion, February 1, 1904. Central Row, Ha*'tfprd, Conn. February 1931. closet off the living room. The im street, was stricken with ^ock | weekly meeting of the Bible Nominated for P,resident by Re publican National convention in Our Home Made Sausage Nice pieces of Pork tit pression given that the fire was this morning at 2 o'clock. Dr. T. H. class was held at the home of Mis.s 1 P. AL Stocks. caused by an overheated furnace Weldon was called and his condi June, 1904. ^ank Stocks. Meat, 30c Ib., 2 lbs. 30c. cook with Saiier Kraut 2 ^ Clarissa L. Pendleton Thursday eve Elected President, Nov. 3, 1908. Bid Asked was discounted by Chief Foy after tion is reported this afternoon as ning. The Epistle to the Romans Coffee Flavored Cup Ib. FORMER LOCAL MAN his investigation. being slightly improved. Inaugurated March 4, 1909. Bankers Trust Co ... S25 At the time of the fire there was no was continued for study. The next Defeated for reelection by: Wood (iaty Bank and Trust . 375 Cakes 25c dozen. Niee White Sauer one in the house. Shapiro with his Plans are under way for the for meeting will be held at St. Peter’s row Wilson, November 4, 1912. Re Clap Nat B&T ...... 370 390 Feather Cakes 25c each. 3 lbs. 25c. WEDS IN BROOKLINE younger children and son John, were mation of a girls’ swimming, team rectory. tired from presidency March 4, Conn. River ...... 425 ftgspberry 2^c des. in Hartford on a visit to the Hart at the Recreation Center on School A snow fall of about one and a 1913. ,, Htfd Conn. Tryst — 140 160 Fig Squares 23c dozen. ford hospital to see Mrs. John street. Miss Gertrude E. Fenerty half inches on Thursday improved Appointed Chief Justice of United First Nat Htfd ...... 240 250 Pickled Pigs’ Feet, 2 lbs. Cust^d Pies ;|3c and 35e Clarence S. Linde Marries Miss Shapiro, a patient there, and then and Frank C. Busch will be in the coasting which the school chil States by President Harding, J\me Lahd Mtg and Title . — 50 25c. each. had gone to a friend’s house later charge. The first practice session dren have been enjoying. There has 30, 1921. 240 Marguerite Sanford — Will ■Resigned Feb. 3, 1930. Mutual BAT ...... for supper. Two other members .of will be from 9 until 9:45 Wednes been good sleighing part of the do, vtc ' 240 Large Juicy Florida Oranges: 39c d
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a law, the only people in the United pend in very large measure upon 4lanrl;eBtfr States who “from the bottom of its wise conduct for their safety their hearts” desire the complete from criminal activities. Health and Diet EttrnUtQ M^ralb and full enforcement of prohibition are those who utterly disbelieve in THE CONFERENCE PUBLISHED BT THE Advice HERALD PRINTING COMPANT. INC. it and who long for a reform that The London naval conference, de 13 Btssell Street spite a tremendous amount of mis Hy DK. FRANK McCOY South Manchester, Conn. will lift this curse of alcohol off the THOMAS FERGUSON drooping shoulders of the nation. conception as to its purposes and General Manager All the rest are compromisers. methods fostered by improper re Pounded October 1. 1881 And no two of them would com porting during its earlier "days, i.s DON’T ACCEPT SNAP Published Every Evening Except | promise on the same line. Norris not only progressing^ according to DIAGNOSES Sundays and Holidays. Entered at the ! its original intention but is happily An elderly nurse came to me com- / Post Office at South .'Manchester. , draws his line at federal officials I plaining of rheumatism. She had Conn., as Second Class Mall Matter. —more draw it just outside their becoming better understood. j spent thpusands of dollars in trying SUBSCRIPTION RATES The particular high light of the, obtain relief from the pains in ------One Year, by mall ...... I own persons. Still more at a point Per Month, by m a ll...... * -o® ]! where it will not affect their bank-! conference is the fact that these her right leg and hip. Many doc Delivered, one veai ...... Sv-vu tors had examined her, some of Single conies ...... * I books. And far, far more at the ■ delegates very evidently have the them pronouncing it rheumatism, deadline of political expediency. will to agree and that the end they MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED j j and some sciatica. She told me she PllCSS ' Let us be honest in this business. hope to attain by agreement is the did not wish to take an examination, Th« Associated Press is exclusively i as she wished to save money, and Let us put the administration of lightening of the world’s burden ot entitled to the use for re^ubllcatlon that since she had been examined by of all news dispatches credited to It | naval armaments. Since the dele the prohibitory laws in the hands of so many other doctors, she did not OP not otherwise credited In this gates of course reflect the tempers paper and also the local news Dub- its imqualifiedly devoted friends see the necessity for this. I ex lished herein. and believers—if there are enough of their home governments, there ts plained to her that I would refuse All rights of republlcation or to prescribe for any case without j Bpeciai dispatches herein are also re such in the country to man the ■ every encouragement in the situa served. ,• ______being sure of the diagnosis, which I jobs. Let us see this thing through, tion. she finally consented to have. j SPECIAL ADVERTISING REPRE- ) The difference between this con SENT.'^IVE: Hamilton • DeLlsser. j as it is, not as each of us wants it After examining her carefully and | Inc., 285 Madison Ave.. New York. N. to be. Let us find out whether, un ference and all previous ones is going into her case history, I fin- ! T.. and 612 North Michigan Ave.. der the most favorable possible that here the conferees are honest ally made some x-ray pictures of j Chicago, Ills. ______the spine, leg and hip. Much to her auspices, it can be made to work. ly aiming at a common purpose, j Full service client ; N E A Service. whereas heretofore every nation surprise, one of the x-ray pictures i Beds and Bedding at I b c - . .. disclosed the presence of a needle | Member. Audit Bureau of U.cula- COPS’ GUNS has aimed at its own particular imbedded deep in the musculfff tis- | tlons. ______For some reason most of the po purpose and they were all in con sue. After some injury, she remem- ' The Herald Printing Company. Inc., bered having received an injection lice departments in the East follow flict. ' assumes no financial resr>"nslhlllty at the hospital in that hip, and ap for typographical errors appearing in more or less closely, in matters of advertisements In the Manchester j parently the needle had broken o ff,! organization, methods, uniform, | although she had not known of it at FEBRUARY Evening Herald. ______j etc., the lead of the New York | the time. The leg was opened and j MONDAY, FEB. 3, 1930 the needle removed. It proved to be i force. Perhaps this is natural and i IN NEW YORK the point of a hypodermic needle, j A FAIR QUESTION probably it is in no way disadvan- j As soon as the wound healed, her Bedding Senator Norris is a dry. He is a tageous, for despite all the criticism j New Yof-k, Feb. 3—There’s more rheumatism disappeared as if by by \ SAVINGS bone dry. He is one of the wheel- it receives the New York depart- j than a little romance in making magic. This shows the importance j L horses of prohibition strength in ment is, on the whole, well manned |shoes for broadway. of a careful diagnosis which should include every diagnostic instrument. FELT MATTRESSES, full 50 lb. the United States Senate. He is and ably administered; its failures has grown to a $15,000,000 I have, time and again, talked to ! 100% cotton felt mattresses in col a member of the Judiciary Com are mostly attributable to causes 1 industry. And the late I.Miller i s ' patients who had received a snap j ored stripe ticking. Full or twin Metal Beds mittee and of the sub-committee outside. . . itself.. ,, and over------which... it has ggjjj. bniit i t up. His five j diagnosis of their trouble, and found 1 sizqs, 1 n sons, each of whom he trained in ! it to be entirely wrong. To correctly | S p ecia l...... that is questioning federal ap no control. some branch of the shoe making j diagnosis is not easy. There are j pointees as marshals as to their fit Because of this New York leader business, celebrated the fact that | many quite different diseases which | Two-inch continuous post b c ^ with ness. On the question of whether or ship in police matters it becomes they had outfitted their 1000th show | resemble each other closely in j KAPOK MATTRESSES, commonly 1-inch flllers, finished brown. Full not they drink, he said last Frida/: the more important when Commis just the other night. It was Flo symptoms, and if the disease is rare, I called “silk floss” in wide colored size, Awa q m specially priced ..... “I don’t think federal officers sioner Whalen tells his men that Ziegfeld’s forthcoming music piece, ; the doctor may give it the name of , stripe ticking. Regular sizes, “ Simple Simon.” I some one with which he is familiar, j formerly Cjn should drink. They can’t buy liquor the time has arrived for them to get ------It takes a great deal of experi- ; $29.50 ...... without causing violation of the their guns into action before the And listening in, I heard a few ence and the handling of many pa- Windspr-type mcital beds in grained statistics concerning stage shoes; tients to make a competent diag- law. But I am not going to ask gangster opens up with his. We mahogany finish. Twin { sizes spe which seemed more than passingly ; nostician, and the doctor should he about that unless there is a charge take it that this declaration ct [NNERSPRXNG MATTRESSES: the cially priced for ^ 1 A interesting. ! thoroughly familiar with the x-ray, new Simmons Deepsleep in damli^k- Day-Beds of drunkenness against them. I be Whalen’s means that hereafter the They are a specially prepared; the microscope, the sphygmomono- February ...... lieve in prohibition from the bot influence and authority of the gov type tickings. Full product, and the type varies with | meter, and many similar diagnostic or.twin sizes .... 19.95 tom of my heart but I am disgust ernment of the greatest city in the the performer. instruments. He should also be fa- $ ed with fanaticism which if it con cmmtry is to be placed behind the Miller realized this some 25 ; miliar with the examinations of the Metal-end day beds with continuous Metal bed, similar to large sketch years ago when, setting up his tiny i blood, urine, sputum, etc., and , above only with round continuoua tinues is going to change some cop instead of, as in so many cases LINK SPRINGS; popular “National” posts, mattress covered with cretonne. shop, he announced that he wanted i should only make his diagnosis after j Opens to full size bed. posts. TTumed spindles; full idze; in the past,hack of the crook. Nev/ square link type in full or twin bed against prohibition.” to cater particularly to stage folk. I he had carefully considered the p a -, Regular $19.75 ...... 17.75 Regular A CC We have read this statement ol York seems to have at last grown At any rate, chorus girls must i tient’s physical condition, family; sizes. 7 $ $12.50 ...... ^ i U e O O Regular $9.50 ...... ^ / • # w Norris’ over again and again. We tired of having its police officers have decorative but pinch-proof i history, previous treatment, and boots for their twinkling toes. As j compared these with his different have pored over the words for many shot down in their tracks by gim- any one could see. a young lady laboratory findings. In obscure • Windsor-t3rp® metal end day bed, similar minutes at a time, trying to find men, while trying to get their pis who depends upon her footwork for cases it is often advisable that more COIL SPRINGS: containing 99 tern- to sketch above, with automatic-lift. FuH size metal bed, similar to small In them something worthy of a tols out. a living cannot allow herself to than one doctor be consulted before pered coil springs, finished in blue Opens to full size. sketch above excepting with fiat, sincere and honest believer in pro It is suggested that it may take develop corns. the final diagnosis is made. j enamel. Full and Regular $39.00 ...... graceline continuous ^ O 7 C The next time that you have a j $33.15 posts. Reg. $15.00 . . ^ X # O hibition as a holy and altogether something more than a mere ad Getting an entire chorus fitted is twin s iz e s ...... $11.90 no simple matter. It’s, done at the diagrnosis, be sure that you have a righteous thing; something that monition to enable a police officer, time the first rehearsal call goes i thorough examination and do not j was not weak and futile and time suddenly faced by the alternative of out. When the girlies appear, an I rely upon the mere gues.swork of a i jj! FEATHER PILLOWS; 21x27 inch Wood-end spool turned day bed in ma Three piece metal beds, Windsor de serving—and we haven’t discover “getting” the criminal or having expert fitter is on the job. Now the ; doctor who looks at your tongue ; p size in fine striped feather-proof Pek hogany finish with mattress covered sign complete with link spring. Twin legend about most chorus girls hav- ; and takes your pulse. 1 ’ ed it. the criminal “get” him, to carry out ing. Regular Crt with cretonne. flj/l ZS size only, brown finish, d* a Q •jg\ ing tiny feet is just a legend. The ! My readers know that I am al- $7.75 a p a ir ...... Regular $53.00 ...... Regular $22.00 ___ v X O e f U Translate Norris’ declaration into the Whalen injimction. average size is somewhere between ' ways willing and glad to give my other terms: “I know that prohibi For generations it has been the five and six B. Years of dancing: advice as to the method of treat- ^ tion denies to every citizen the policy of American police depart generally widens the sole of the fo o t : ment which I think best, but I must | i and most chorines insist on a snug ask them again not to expect me to , S right to drink intoxicating liquor ments, under the leadership of the but roomy kick. ; diagnose their disease by mail. This i j; unless he owned that liquor before New York department,, to require ______' is, of course, impossible to do merely | prohibition went into effect or buys policemen to carry their guns in a c*. tVio wnv npvpr from a set of symptoms. If you will i WATKI NS BROTHERS. Inc. Stage shoes, by t e y, : ggjjjj your doctor’s report of your ! sr it on a physician’s prescription, i way which, in effect, renders them find their way to any Cain’s w are-, sena to work know that not one federal officer all but useless in a sudden emer houss. whatever may happen to " “ a™vlse you leoordinr- 5 5 YEARS AT SOUTH MAN CH ESTER
in a thousand, if he now drinks liq gency. A police pistol, carried on ® .* 1 .,., f.ii. nrne ' W. but without this my advice can uor, is drinking his own pre-war the hip either in a pocket or a tic?ny "e^r.^tSrconnec.ted | tf liquor. I know he cannot get any j hidden holster, cannot be brought the production is seized. | tor for a diagnosis. He will natural- important amount on prescription. into action without a series of I know that what he drinks he must manoeuvres that would be ridicu- asset. man- ' treatment, but this does not mean buy or steal or have given to him. lous if they did not so often prove ager^^ften unable to meet the sal-' that you need to do so unles^it ap- pears reasonable to you. Doctors 1 know that if he buys liquor he is fatal...... to the bearer of ■ the ■■ gun. ary list, either sells the show shoes are not all united as to the right trafficking with the enemy. I Imow Tucked up under a mass of cloth to the girlies or tosses them in as method of treating diseases, but al ing because he said that it “didn’t men, including, officers, agree tlmt part payment on the indebtedness. meat and no other protein food. If that if he steals liquor he is a though there are many different make him dirty to sleep.” However, these^are bad days compared .with ing, the policeman on post who can Each chorine gets two pairs of you are very much overweight you thief. I know that if liquor is given draw and fire his gun in less than schools of healing, every reliable would no doubt reduce somewhat on I am sure that your children will the good old days. In helping en shoes for each number in which look better and feel better if you force prohibition b y. combating to him it is invariably as a bribe. nimears And the maker keeps doctor believes in the importance of : ^ut it is best not to try to five or seven seconds, is a rarity. she appears. Ana rne maaei__careful diagnosis, and every com- -- j— — ------j ;-* ...u ...... have their faces washed each morn smugglers the service has enebim- extra models ready for emergency I reduce on any diet where the pro I know, then, that no federal officer And five or seven or ten seconds, in petent doctor, regardless of his teins are excluded as the protein ing. A shower or sponge bath of tered a torrtet of public criticism in case of some accident. and abuse of . which there was, once can drink at all, beyond a medi- the sort of emergency Mr. Whalen Harmora nrp the most tem- ' school, uses much the same methods---- . clement in proper amounts is In- the whole body is even better. cin^ dose very rarely, without en is talking about, is an age.. pe?a4i“ Tm atteS of selectLn. ^he patients i dispensable to the pro^^^^^ never a whisper. Much of this has- tion. the body and for use in repairing come about through ovcnseal or gaging in a violation of this prohi Most state police departments Each artist demands a certain SAILOR IS KING. By RODNEY BUTCHER I QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS j broken down cell structure. NEA Service Writer gross malfeasance on the- part of bition in which I believe from the have rid themselves of this folly. So weight and a different type of sole. 1 (Fattening Diet) personnel, but much has also arisen' The sole, of course, is generally bottom of my heart. Yet I would have most automobile patrol forces. I Question:—M. D. W. writes: “I Stockholm.—Wrecked off the from no more than the consden-- imade of wood. So are the heels of (Washing Faces) Washington, Feb. 3.—The coast not ask him about that imless .he Their men carry their ' am on a diet and would like to coast of New Guinea, some 30 yea.i-s tious performance of duty; weapons ■ chorine’s booties. Onlv show I know whether it is fattening or not. Question:—^Mrs. J. T. writes; guard, to say the least, is as much dgo, Karl Peterson, Swedish sailor, In the old days officers never had is charged with common and open where they belong, in outside hol girls demand high heels. They’re i Here is an example of my meals: “ Please tell me through the columns to be pitied as blamed. too hard to dance in for the more what you think of a father that does Whatever may be thought of to complain, as they' do now, that drunkenness.” sters, ready to hand. They are m i Breakfast: Bran muffin, orange, was picked up by a savage tribe. He girls in public duice bdls refused agile girlies, who take their heels not think it necessary for me to L w 1 ill J V. * some of its shootings and the re- W hy? In the name of all that is a far safer position, thus, than is j : cocoa. Dinner: 2 bran muffins, 1 was to be killed, but the daug l .r cases of personnel Involved to dance with coast guardsinra. low cut. tablespoonful of potatoes. 5 table wash the children’s faces in the candid and honest and honorable— the cop who, in the direst of sud-1 of the cannibal chief fell in lov,? in greift or the theft and consump Popular sentiment bas been re spoonfuls of another vegetable, very morning, when they are washed be with him and married him. He so<^'n Why? Why would Mr. Norris not den extremities, must dig his pistol In a good musical comedy season fore going to bed. He is not par tion of liquor, there is plenty of ported against the guard in the little meat, and stewed fruit for des- became king of the island and af inquire whether an appointee, ex out from under his clothing. But ] Broadway uses tens of thousands of j g ^ p p e r ; Bran muffin, salad of ticular about his own face being sympathy here for able and honest places where the service has been assorted dancing shoes. Take, for washed unless he is going out. I say ter his wife’s death, returned to officers and men who have sjient most active, climaxing sometimes in pected to aid in federal law en the city patrolman must still labor raw vegetables, cocoa or milk,’ Sweden and married again. He has public demonstrations and httacks instance, a single production with a Answer: The diet you have de he is not sanitary.” much of their lives in the service forcement, is a constant violator or taken his second wife back to his on guardsmen off base. Such ad under the ancient handicap. chorus of 40 or more, ^nd each scribed is certainly a very poor one, Answer: I know of a man who and whose memories antedate the inciter to violation of the federal If Mr. Whalen, or any other head dance number will necessitate some never washes his face in the morn island kingdom. period when it came to be known as verse sentiment has been esMdally containing as you say very little pronoimced in New York, Boston, law? J of a police department, expects his eighty pairs. Multiply this by a doz the “dry navy.” The. coast guard, operating under New London and Florida. ■Outbursts Isn’t It because Mr. Norris knows, men to make a reasonable showing en changes or more and you’ll ob serve that any one of the Messrs. its present name for only 15 years, from the press and other sources as every dry in Congress knows, in gun fights with crooks, and Hammerstein, White, Carrollf Zieg- The Book of the Month! has been in business for 185 years, have always followed such occur^- that if the Eighteenth amendment wants to give the cops an even feld. Youmans. Selwyn or Shubert saving life and property and fre rences as the Tm Alone sinking, the shooting up of innocent yacht and the Volstead and Jones acts break with the gangsters, it would could use a thousand pairs Or so T quently performing acts of the \ greatest heroism. ing parties, the arrest of a couple were to be absolutely enforced, or seem as though a reform in this per‘show. Statistics show 2000 dif 7 ferent models aredesigned per \ Oainz Many Enemies of dozen guardsman for. staalhig anywhere near absolutely enforced, business of gun carrying were im show. Then recall that a dozen mu / Today it is doing more of that and drinking liquor Ixi New London, such, enforcement would in .Itself perative. sic shows are generally to be found work than ever before, but through the three Black Duck kUUhgs. the SI its activities in combating rum rtm- corruption of poorly paid men by constitute the “fanaticism” with If there is any reason, worthy to in the Broadway belt and you may ners has achieved a degree of un offers of large sums and various which he is disgusted and which be weighed against the element of have some idea of the turn-over de manded of the Messrs. Miller, who popularity seldom if ever matched abuses. he fears is “going to change some efficiency and safety to the police outfit practically every show in the by any of the old federal services. Despite maAy acts of heroism, against prohibition” ? man, why a police officer should be bright lights belt. Incidentally, It still has many friends and pos both in combatting rum-nmners and models are turned out in 60 varied sesses especially ardent admirers its more peaceftd lines of duty, Who is Senator Norris to draw compelled to carry his weapon as the guard finds that this prohibi sizes. among the drys, but by millions of the line in the enforcement of pro though it were a secret crime, we others it is regarded in an unfavor tion job which it never wanted has lowered it in public esteem. Official hibition? Who shall say that pro don’t know what it is. . The matter of colored shoes, I able light. ly this Isn’t admitted, but unoffi hibition is to operate against the learn, has always been a problem. Many army and navy officers The cost item has been considera profess to view the coast guard cially it is often conceded. distiller and the brewer, the saloon,, STILL SECRETIVE Defends Gnard's Activlflea ble and the matter of getting exact with contempt. Secretary of the and the speakeasy, the harvester in Apparently the authorities of the Navy Adams was recently quoted “The decent element is behind shades for color harmonies has not us," says an authcaized spokes-. Mr. Norris’ Nebrsiska wheat fields, State Prison at Wethersfield have been simple. as warning Bostonians that row the Negro on the plantation, the heard the report brought back A t the moment, it has become dies observed in uniform were man for the service here. ‘I f the very likely not sailors at all, but navy was directed to do, the work operative in the factory, but not from Florida by the two officers j the custom to take whit^ shoes of we are doing it would do it Just white linen and dip them in dyes only members of the coast guard. against a federal marshal ? When who interviewed the Lalone party as we are doing it and perhapo a to meet the requirements. General Clarence R. Edwards, who did the Eighteenth amendment and of jailbreakers there, for two more GILBERT SWAN. commanded the 26th division ill the little more so. We Just get out the enforcement acts create exemp employes at the prison have been A. E. F., has said army men would orders and say *Aye, aye. slrH and resign rather than perform the du go to It. The prejudice, against us tions in favor of marshals, district fired “for the good of the service. ' ties allotted to the coast guard. A is the prejudice against law and attorneys or members of Congress Apparently, too, the prison au Raw Munitions Material captain of marines talking to this order. We think the percentage or any politicians at all from their thorities do not intend either to let writer the other day, went much of our errors has been damned operation ? the public know what was learned Found Near New Depot further in expressing what he insist low. ed was a general feeling among “ A conscientiouB pofiemnan in Senator Norris is more tolerant or give any reason why that infor military and naval men concerning a bad district is imt very {K^ular than some of his fellow conunit- mation should he temporarily with Hawthorne, Nev. — (AP) — The the guard’s loss of prestige. there, but all decent people think teemen, but he is less consistent. held. new $3,500,000 naval munitions de Of course there are always he should be there. If the people pot imder construction here is, close don’t want this law enforced they And he has confessed, in alihost so Perhaps the Wethersfield institu some people glad to find a pretext to an abundance of practically all for looking down on certain othw ought to get rid of It- The senti many words, that he does not want tion is the exclusive affair of the the raw materials that enter into people. And there are army and ment of members of the coast to see prohibition really enforced Prison Board; that seems to be the the manufacture of munitions. navy men with a stem sense of guard toward the law is about .,,^for the reason that its enforcement view of its head, Colonel Osborn, at Within a radius of 50 miles are. duty who hold that the coast the same as you would get*in a big deposits of pure alum, sulphur, croas-eectidn of any similar group would surely bring about its de- all events. Perhaps the people of guard is doing as well as can be kaolin, barium, bentonite, hemitlte expected in a difficult situation. It of men, but sentiment plays a ktruction. the state are not to be trusted with iron, diatomaceous earth and .bru- if is also commonly recr«Aiized that small piurt in the performance of As a matter of fact with the ex- its secrets. But there may be some cite. the latter a magnesium hy few military and naval men are duty. ■ ^ 7 fception of a very few wild extrem difficulty in having this view ac drate. personally dry when they can " I haven’t heard o f any o a t ^ ; The sage - covered hills also dsm of the.ooaat guard by ^nM|. ist who still believe the millenium cepted by the folks who put up the help.it.” abound in lead, copper, zinc and Nevertheless, many coast guards? a i ^ and navy peofile.*' ^ be produced by the passage ot money for its support and who de other lesser mlnerale. / - . . -.7 . l P A G E F IV l! ilANCHESTEE EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONN., MONDAY. FEBRUARY 3,1930.
Ellen Bilson and Helen Lltz. o’clock. At 7:45 there wiU be a GUARDS UNEARTH PLOT taxes on their automobiles. Five Ahmed Siheha’s brother, George meeting of the teachers and officers j of the Sunday school. ' people who were charged with taxes Apel. UOTAJIO were found to live outside the city NCEL Announcer, Doris Hewitt. Mrs. Max Knie of East Hartford TO BREAK FROM JAIL $100,000 DAMAGES limits. There were three cases Muezzin or Prayer Caller, Doris was a Rockville visitor on Sunday. UPON Several members of the fair com where the person taxed claimed they Waltz. ROCKVILLE sold the car on which they were mittee of the Rockville Fire Depart Lockport, N. Y., Feb. 3—(AP) A TIM E. To Present Three Act Play ment were in Westfield on Sunday A group of prisoners in the Niagara : b y CHICAGO BOMB taxed to other parties who paid the It was announced today that the taxes instead. There w'as also a on business. county were under close guard to- 1 Brotherhood Banquet. Epw’orth League young people of day after discovery of sawed bars j “'The sooner the idea is got riS , , . case of an estate settled in probate the Methodist Church would present of that prisoners, like dogs, are en The Lutheran Brotherhood Io f K the i ■ court___ ^ and in ,i.hirhwhich th^rethere -werewore not and a plot of jail break. Chicago, Feb. 3.— (AP)—Another a three act comedy entitled such Informed by trusties of the pro titled to the first bite, the better .First------Evangelical-- church ^ will ^ hold ! enough funds to meet the taxes. | I famous plays as “Down Fido,’’ SIOO.OOO bomb explosion occurred its annual banquet at the church i Ccsia Oik. posed alleged attempt to escape for the public.”—^Hal Halkett. I “Theodore. Jr.’’, and “Mrs. Todd’s Sheriff Ralph A. Irish and his de early todW shaking a considerable on Tuesday evening of this week ^ h year old daughter; I Vampire.’’ The play will be prfe- and Rev. George S. Brookes, pastor Village puties yesterday discovered the bars “I hope that divorce will be ma-^ secUon of the West Side. I sented in the Church vestry on of one cell partly sawed through easier in the sense that there wlJJ The explo^n was in the fruit of Union church w ll be the speaker! ^ome on Satur- | I Tuesday evening, March 11, at pop- of the evening. There will be g. bright child wdth aj and found a number of saw blades be a uniform set of valid reasons store of Sam Madonia. T> ’0 adjoin I iilar prices and because of the limlt- and a file hidden in mfittresses. ing stores w'ere badly damaged and good entertainment program and' day.^ bn, was 5 , . 1 for divorce, intelligently written, in of the i very promising future and she at- i cd seating capacity of this auditor- Sheriff Irish said he learned that all the states of the union.” buildings in the neighborhood were the ------Ladies' Aid society - ^ ^ tended St. Joseph’s school. j I ium applications for tickets should Lutheran church will serve the ban GREELEY’S BHITH prisoners on the court floor of the —Dudley Field Malone. Shaken. No one was injured. The funeral was held from S t.: • be made as far in advance as possi- i jail had pooled their resources a.nd Less than a week ago a bomb did quet dinner. ' Joseph’s Polish Church on Union ' blc. They will be obtainable from passed $32 to a confederate outside similar estimated damage to a north Dobosz Post IMeeting. ! street this morning at 9 o clock, all League members. On Feb. 3, 18H, Horace Greeley, “Mexico is a snare and a delusion, who smuggled in the saw blades as far as bandits are concerned. It side building housing a wholesale The regular meeting of Stanley' with interment in St. Bernard s The plot of the comedy is cen eminent American journalist, was and file. grocery business. Dobosz Post, American Legion will , cemetery. Rev. Sigismund Woron- tered around the wealth of a rich bom at Amherst, N. H. | seems a shame that their best ad vertised product is as extinct as the Today’s explosion was in the be held tomorrow evening, in G. A. | eski officiated at the services. old aunt who is reported to have His parents poor, Greeley went • ROBOT POST.AL CLERK building at 522 South Kildare. Debris Memorial building.tiding. Com -: burned to death in a hotel fire while dodo.” Basketball Games. General John J. to work at 14 on a small Vermont' —Mary Van Rensselaer Cogswell. W'as hurled 125 feet in the air, wit- _manderwnuom William n Pfund C. Pfunder w ill; Pershing w as touring the world. Her poor and newspaper, where he remained------— I Cologne.—A local engineer has nesses said. George Gallag^r, preside and urges a goodly attend-1 Three basketball games were rather jealous nieces fall heir to , played Saturday morning at the | elected a “Dat- nvefive yeaia,years, untiluulu it. u failed. Unable , invented a robot postal Clerk. When stage manager of the Harris the to” by the Mo the fortune and the amazing inci to find employment, he went to I you post an unstamped letter at “People will do anything nowa- ater, who W’as driving two blocks Past Department Commander : Town hall in the Junior M C. A ., res, a Mohamme dents that follow are filled with New York and founded there, in 1 this clerk’s counter, you drop it on days to save a few mmutes, thcmgn nwav when he heard the blast and ttqHarry— C. JacksontacKson 01 of NewxNew Britain,uuLcm... 1 schedule. The------Ellingjxm~ Eagles d^^ dan tribe in the many laughs and heartaches. What Januarv 1833, the Morning Post, 1 a weighing machine. A device at what toey mean to do w tn tnose felt^the ground shake under his 1 had planned to be the guest of i feated the Lutheran Boy Scouts, 26 happens to that vast wealth is no said debris still was falling , ^^^o had planned^^ evening, accom-i to 3: the Lindbejgh^ Pio^neers ^^do- Philippines, con the first popular-priced paper in I the top registers the amount of j few minutes is quite another ques- c a r ,----- — body’s business until the aunt re New York. It failed in three ' postage required. The sender places j tion.”—Dr. Cyril Norwood, ferring on him turns under unusual circumstances when he reached the scene. the power of life weeks. Declining the invitation j the money in a slot and then the ; Damage of $100,000. and death. He’s in a feeble minded condition. How of James Gordon Bennett~ . . . to form- machine stamps the letter and puts “There seems to be no limit to Many persons in nearby buildings ever she recognizes her former the only Ameri a partnership in starting the it in a box for collection. 1 human endurance.”—Zane Grey. were shaken from bed, among the S « e ”“E ‘at a^ta^eraaS' | Wa , ; home and denounces all her rela- Refreshments will be served fo l-! attendance to see the three games. ■ can officer en Herald, Greeley established the number was P. J. Sherman, owner I tives . . . but it is too late. The New Yorker, a weekly. While this lowing the meeting Tuesday night. ] Bishop Here Sunday. ; titled to serve of the building, and it was be who ' excitement is too much for her and venture operated at a loss, it gave estimated the damage at $100,000. as a Moham I she passes away. Then comes a v«tiiralization Hearings Today. 1 Bishop Acheson of the Episcopal , medan judge. its editor much prominence and en ^Firemen at first believed a gas ex Eighteen naturalization cases j Diocese of Connecticut w’as presen I .shock that climaxes the play. She abled him to publish successfully plosion was responsible, but Sher I has left a will and of course the today by Judge John I at St. John’s Episcopal church on , the Tribune. man said there w’as no gas in the Rnfiis Booth of the Tolland Superior j Sunday afternoon at 4 o clock when j j most unexpected couple get all her Greeley gained considerable fame building. .. . S S t The nSuranzation sLsion a large class of young people jvas | lecture on "The Early Whaleman. ’ I money. There is the romantic at- A s W’as the case of the north side ; mosphere of young lovers, pathos in through his zealous propaganda f T-fcri af 11’30 a m and the fol- confirmed. Six memonal light., 1 Nursing Class Dates. bombing last Thursday morning, to annlica^^^ heard: placed in the church at Christmas i unfortunate tragedies, and side- against slavery, and he was consid- 1 day’s blast seemed to lift the one-one-1 P[^reu2etti, Steve Mant- time were blessed by the bishop_ The Thursday night nursing class , comedy in the roleS'Kif an ered the chief agent in strengthen- j story brick building from its founda lik Jacob Emel Trueb, Stevan Kiss,' These lights are m the shape of which is being conducted by the'I Irish maid - and - an eccentric - • - butler — ing anti-slavery sentiment in the j tions and then drop it in a heap. M^artin Sediacek, John Michalec, Al-> bronze lanterns of Byzantine de- Rockville Chapter, American Red To miss this play is to miss one 1 north. 1 Sam Madmia. oivner of the fruit fred Albasti Vincenzo Mastrengelo, sign. They were given the Cross, will be held Tuesday night j of the outstanding productions of Although he declared before the ] store had not been found by police Tnhn DeNadai John DaDalt, Charles • memory of the follow’ing persons. this week in the Visiting Nurses’ | the year. Here is what critics say Civil War that secession should be 1 early’ today. They sought to ques E l t S h Clam Ptezo d. Carlo | Mrs. Joseph Grist. Mr. and Mrs. room.s. The Tuesday afternoon class | about it. “Fickle Fortune” is a allowed if the people of the south ' tion him as to a possible motive for ?oc'chettt DO cam ,!Enoch Austin, Thoma.s How.tt, will be held at the Regular time. I huge success—New York Dramatic so voted, he gave his entire support | to the Union as soon as the Civil ; the bombing. Glovanna Madelena Decarli, Joseph James Toop, Mrs. Fred Little and Mrs. Ernest Schindler. Mirror. “Fickle Fortune” is one of the cleverest comedies we have re- War began. j Bill passed his exams, Janiak, Wladyslaw Matejkowski, James Brierly. Mrs.Mrs BerthaBertna Schindler,scnmaicr 66,DO wuem wife of RDniature Fire Department. Aside from a brief term in Martha Moose. Ernest K. Schindler, died on Sati 1 ggjggj-gjj jg made up en- Congress, Greeley’s political ac- j U. S. MILLIONAIRES Board of Relief Meets. The committee in charge of the day at her home following a ycai s I League members as fol- tivities were never successful. Soon ' thanks to The Board of Relief of the Town annual fair of the Rockville Fire illness. She was born in Germany | Samuel Warren, Ebba after his defeat in his presidential i of Vernon, consisting of Henry Department, has been busy the past and has lived m Rockville for more j Gloria Warren, a race against Grant, Greeley, suf-,1 NOW NEARLY 500 I Schmidt, Joseph Grist, and William week and has one of the windows in than fifty year.s. She was a member , j^^er, Doris Waltz; Roxanna fering from over-strain and insom- | SMITH BROTHERS’! ______I Johnson held its first sitting on the vacant store in the Henry build- , of the Trinity Lutheran church and 1 g|QggQj„_ old family friend. Ruth nia, died Nov. 29, 1872. 1 ' Saturday to hear those aggrieved ing fitted out with a miniature fire I the Ladies’ Aid .=;ociety of i Litz; Antoinette Warren, a daugh- Washington. Feb. 3 - ( A P ) - The I ‘the action of the assessors department, which is a w’ork of art j church, where she was active until ( Gladys Rhodes; Brant Allen, an and a novel manner in advertising j vear 1929 saw’ 206 additions to the revaluation of property. At her recent illness. i energetic young lawyer, Wallace a Friday, just before exama^ Bill caugbt a select group of- those------whose1-— indivi afternoon session a the fair, which is one of the biggest j She leaves besides her husband, i pj-gUg. Lilly, a maid, Ellin Bilson; dual incomes exceed one million dol- member of board stated that there events of the season in Rockville. ' throe sons, Ernest, Fred and V* alter j Maggie, a maid, Helen Litz; Cup- Club Women May Visit { U cold. I was afraid he’d have to stay home and I l&rs. were quite a few property owners Large Crowd at Lake, |Schindler, o f Rockville, and two 1 pg^s, a handsome butler and heir to miss school—just at the most important time. I In all there were 496 in this ex dissatisfied with the actidn of the A large crow’d from Rockville and daughters, Mrs. Albert Ludke and j v\-ealth. Francis Green; Emerson kept him in the house during Saturday and Sunday assessors. The next sitting of the In Panama Next January' clusive class and of these 24 had , . u 1,^ nn Thursdav ^ vicinity motored or walked to Snip- Mrs. " Fred ’ Dum.skchat.... Hawley, of an this English city. nobleman,______Wes- and let him take Smith Brothers’ Cough Syrup. I incomes running past the five rod* board w’lll be held on ^Thuj^sd y ,, ^ the j The funeral will be held from her I ley Osborne; Sadie Tweed, a family lion dollar; mark. Altogether the February 6 from 6 until 8 p. m ice ___ . i rr-<______. 1 ______Tservant, ^ 1 1 Mildred Dunn;-Mrs. T*C Merry, OT*T* V could see Bill improve by the hour—his coughing towntUWil Ullon Sunday, * where T»**v.*w local* late home on Earl .=;treet Tuesday ■Washington.— (AP.)—One hun-j 496 had a total income of $1,013,- Taxes Under Consideration, |dealers Howard West and A. F. Lud-! afternoon at 2 o'clock. Rev. E. O. the rich old aunt, Grace Sutleff; stopped, his cold cleared away. On Monday he 706,325 of w’hich the government The finance committee of the City wig are harvesting ice crops. The ; the Trinity j Stevens, a butler, Fred Plummer. dred club women, composing the | collected $178,525,926 in income Pieper, pastor of council of the General Federation j was back in school—well againV^ Mrs. E. Strawnm Council, of which Alderman 'Tbomas harvesting is now done by modern , Lutheran church will officiate. Bur The play is being coached by taxes. J t. Larkin is chairman, is investigating methods. The fields of ice, when | plot at i Emil Kroyman. of Women’s Clubs, may go to Pan- j Smith Brothers’ Cough Syrup works so fast b^ These figures were compiled by ial will be in the family ama in January, 19$1, in further- ' a list of twenty-two tax matters needed, are scraped by machinery 1 Grove Hill cemetery. Notes, cause it has Triple Action which (1) soothes, (2) is the Treasury in reporting on income which Frederick H. Holt, cashier of and it is conveyed from the pond | 1 Mr. and Mrs. Henry Scheets of ance of their Latin American pro- j tax collections of Isst year and were the Rockville National Bank, the to the ice house by electricity. j Religious Urania. ! Bridgeport were the week-end gram. mildly laxative, (3) clears air issued for publication today. city tax collector has given the Both ice dealers report a fine | The fifth of the religious dramas I guests of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Women’s clubs of Panama have passages. Children like it! extended an invitation to the coun council a report on. crop, good grade and about ten 1 given by the Rockville Methodist Hagenau of Ward street, These twenty-two cases could not inches thick, free of snow. j church W’as given in a most credit-1 John J. Connors, Department cil to hold its next annual meeting there. be collected and Mr. Holt has asked .\t Union Chtirch. 1able manner last night at 7 o'clock 1 commander of United Spanish War that the taxes therefore be abated. at the church by a most able cast. | Veterans was in Danielson on Fri- Trips by individual women will A THOTIGHT The first cases are those of tw’o There were many out to the' The drama was entitled “The Yash day night, w'here he installed the be made this year. Mrs. Howard SMITH BROTHERS stores which went into bankruptcy morning service at Union Congre-1 mak.” officers of the Carey camp. Green of New Jersey, chairman of and the estates settled without the gational church on Sunday morning j The cast follows; I Mrs. Roy C. Ferguson has charge the division of art for the federa Triple Action What profit hath he that work- when Rev. George S. Brookes, pas- tion, will be in Panama during eth in that wherein he laboureth. city securing its money. There Sineha. a little Turkish girl, ! of the decorations at Union church were thirteen cases w'here ,people j tor of the church preached on “Is , j during the month of February, February at the invitation of the COUCH SYRUP —Ecclesiastes 3:9. ■’ Sin out of Date?” In the evening Gladj’s Pvhodes. Panama chamber of commerce. She moved from the city between the Poonah, the mother of Sineha, j There will be a meeting of the time the assessments w’ere made and there was a large congregation to | : Prudential committee ,of Union will take art exhibits with her and Labour rids us of three great hear Chester Hewland of New Bed- j Ruth Litz. address a number of the schools. evils: irksomeness, vice and pover the taxes w’ere collected and there Sofia and Laleli, friends of Sineha, [church on Tuesdajr evening at 7 fore the city would not collect the ford. Mass., who gave an illustrated [ ty.—Voltaire.
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7T«" MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3,1930. PAGE SIX \ 10-11 INCH ICE HERE DAILY RADIO PROGRAM S c o t t y Toney Desert Mansion SCHUBERT LEADING NOW BEING HARVEStED] 422.3—WOR. N EWAH ;5 - /10. Leading OX Stations. Monday, February 3. j 7:30—I’uloici! iiiii'c iMKiiiii. MILL LOOP BOWLERS 405.2— W SB, A T L A N T A -740. Frankljn liaur grows rcmlnlssent; ] 8 :00—l'’ootlignt eclioi.a. • I'luiM. Will Have It All And Then Some U;00—MiU-l’aclflc Hawaiian ensemble. 9:30— .N’BC programs (1 tii.) Vaughn de bealli, senllraentaJ, andi 9:30—Radio corned.\: organist. 10:30—Conservatory entertalnera. Dealers Busy Getting in Crop; the concert orchestra goes exploring, 10:30—South American music. 11:00—Concert: Amos ’n' Andy. U’45—Studio musical program. Much Activity at AH Local when WX:a F and allied stations pre 1;00—Jans.sen’a dance orchestra. 1:30—Montibeaina n'lualc hour. 293.9— KYW, CHICAGO—1020. Sports 100.21 Average; sents their regular weekly feature at 348.6— WABC, NEW YORK—860. g:3i)_\V.I'Z real folks hour. Ponds. S o’clock Monday night. As tenor 8:00— Hen I’nllack’s orchestrn._^ 10- (il)—Dance orchestra. soloist. Raur rembera "When the Corn 7:00— Sketch. ■’.Mountalnville. 10:31)—WJZ dance music. With the advance of winter and] 7:30—New Hollywood prgoram. 11- IO—Dance music to 8:3(1. K a t h e r y n Gnstafson’s Is Waving, Annie Dear,” and two song -Henry nnn (Jeorge, Uetlnops. 389.5— WBBM. CHICAGO—770. the approach of spring ice harvest-! hits from "May Time” and "Desert 8:30— Henry Burblg. humorist. g;30_ M u 8lcaJ comedy tiiemorles. ing goes on apace at the ponds] Song.” Miss de Death croons pointed 9:00—Radio drani:is. musical. 10:00—Studio fealKre entertainment. owned by the three Manchester] 9:30—An evening in Pans. 1()':3()—Uinma; dance orchestra, 149 StiU High Single. ly. "That W as yesterday.” and the 10:00—Guy Lombardo s orchestra. I- OO—A trip al'OUt town. dealers, L. T. Wood, F. W. Stark o’rche.stra's tour of Southern Durope 11:00— Musical extravaganza. 344.6— W ENR. CHICAGO—870. weather and (Jeorge Buck, besidesi pauses long enougli at the Milan opera 11.30—Tw o dance orchestias. 8'1.5—I'’armer Rusk’s fsik. the several private harvesters. In] for tho "Dance of the Cpm^iana 12n30—Midnight organ melodies. 12:00—Sketch: musical parade. Jennie Schubert still leads the In from Snictan.'i's "Bartered Bride. 454.3_WEAF. NEW YORK—660. 13:30—Two comedy sklls. the -past weeks George Buck hats j Felix Mottl. tlie famous conductor, 6:00—Dinner dance music. l:iiO--D.X air vaudeville. dividual averages in the Cheney harvested 1,250 tons at his pond on 1 has arranged a suite of ballet num- 6:30__Hl.story characters reincarnated 416 4__WGN-WLIB. CHICAGO—720. Birch Mountain road which is all 1 ners from tlie operas of Christopher 7;00—-Melody, musketeers; talk. 9- 30—WKAF family party. CTfrls’ senior bowling league. Her Willibald (JIuck which will be Inter 7I30—Piano twins, tenor: talk. 11:111__Bovs; dance orchestras. mark for 45 games is better than that can be cut there at present, preted by the Rochester Civic orches- 8:00—Franklyn Baur, tenor: Vaughn 1 2 - on-Dream ship concerL pending the filling of the pond from' tr.a under the baton of Kugene Goos- de Leath. contralto: orchestra. 1215—Three dance orchestras. 100. A1 Ithe rest were under a the brook running through It and' sens. placing through tho WJZ chain 8:30—Gypsies string sextet. ■ 254.1-WJJD. CHICAGO—1180. at 10. Tite ■ Suite de Ballet.” restorp 9:30— GulseppI de Luca, baritone. 8:3i|_n;ince orchestra. Ir-iii hundred. Katheryn Gustafson’s the freezing of the water formed. to KerernI concorf prej^f^nifltlon the 10:00—Anglo-I’ersians orchestra. g-OO—.Mooseheart hour, songs. 149 still stands as high single. The The ice cutting machine has been pure melodv and Hellenic simplicity l():3ll_Vlolinlst. concert orchestra. 1 105—Orchestra, mystery three. transferred to Starkweathers’ pond I of the icnllet music from the dramatic 11:01)—Bernie Cummins’ orchestra. 344.6—WLS. CHICAGO—870. averages and standings in both the composition. 12‘00—Ted Florltn’s entertainment. g oo-Water witch orchestra. which also requires two cuttings to * 393.5—WJZ. NEW YORK —760. g:30_l.'olks: concert orchestra. senior and junior league follow: fill the ice hottse. Patrick J. Cal- ^ Wave lengths In meters on left of 6:00—.Mornian organist, choir. 10- 3I)—Feature studio program. houn of 74 Oak Grove street, who i station title, kilocycles on the right. 6:30—Smith Bellew’s orchestra. ll:(i0_Fun Shop: dance music. SENIOR LEAGUE. Times sre all ICa.sletn .vtandard. Black 7:00—Amos ’n’ Andy, comedians. 447.5— WMAQ-WQJ. CHICAGO—670. cuts ice for private firms and I face type indicates tiesf feaiiires. 7-l.S—Soprano, violin, string ensemble 8 :110—WABC programs Cl nr-s.) \- 11:01)—Dan and Sylvia. Aertal.s. families in town, has had a force of 7:30—Roxy and His Gang with Be men at Case’s pond cleaning and I Leading East Stations. trice Belkin, soprano. 11:45—Studio concert orchesira. J. Schubert ...... 100.21 45 8:30__Troulindoiirs drjnce orchestra. 12:00—Two dance orchestras. scraping the ice in preparation for I 288.3—W FAA, DALLAS—1040. N. Taggart ...... 96.34 48 272 6__WPG, ATLANTIC CITY 1100. 9;:)0—Real Folks comic sketch. cutting today. The ice here is said 8:C0—Hamilton Memorial glee club. 9;00—Favorite music of His Majesty. 10:00—('line’s dance orchestra. M. Sherman ...... 93.44 45 9 :15—Orchestra, artist, saxophone. King Victor Emmanuel III. 12:0n—Studio male quartet. ...92.38 42 to be 11 inches in thickness. 299.8— woe, DAVENPORT— 1000. E. R ow sell...... 111:31)—Special radio tlaylet. 1 0 :00—Rochester Civic orchestra. K. G ustafson...... 92.3 '. 48 L. T. Wood, the largest ice dealer!j 1 1 Rate dance orchestra. 10:30—Drama. "Empire Builders. 8:rm_WEAF programs (2V5 hrs.) in Manchester, has had two crews : )—sium)ier music hour. 10:3n— T.ecture: rhusical program. C. Jackmore ...... ,. 91.2 ■13 283_WBAL. BALTIMORE—1060. 11 01 II- 30—The Hawkpye ensemble. cutting ice and has filled the Folly K 15_\V ein er’s salon mii.sic. 491.5— WIP. PHI LADELPHIA—610. E. Kissraan ...... 90.47 48 7 :00—Children’.s birthday list, 357—CMC. HAVANA—840. Brook pond house and the Salter S:iii)_W.IZ organist, choir. 7:0t)—Cuban serenaders: orchestra. M. Strong ...... 90.28 48 g:,59_Dinrier dance music. 7:30_Twins: Knnsa,s wanderers. pond house on Lydall street. 8:30__Casper’s dance orchestra. 9 :01)—.Spanish musical cornedy. F. Nelson ...... 90.15 43 243.8—WNAC. BOSTON-1230. with 11:110—Havana dance music. At Globe Hollow the ice is not yet 9:30— Instrumental ensemble H. G ustafson...... S9.40 42 7 ;iin—w .lZ Amos 'n’ Atidy. Thelma Melrose Davies, con 238-WJAX. JACKSONVILLE-1260. of the proper thickness and Wood 7 -1.5—Feature studio concert. g::in_\VlC.'\F family party. E. Lautenbach . . . .. 89.30 48 jj:00—WABC programs (2 hrs.) tralto. has moved his gang to Sperry's 10:00—Two dance orchestras. 10:30—I’lay: Aeolian trio. G. H atch ...... 88.45 48 545.1 —WGR. BUFFALO—550. 535.4__WLIT, PHILADELPHIA—560. 11- 11(1—New Torker’s dance music. if. Pond instead. Ice for storage at 491.5— W DAF. KANSAS CITY—610. L. Thornfelt...... 88.20 45 7:4.5—NBC programs (2 hrs.) 6 :00—Dinner dance music. Bissell street has all ready been cut 1 0 :50—studio musical entertainment. 8 :111)—NBC programs (21^ hrs.) 45 8:00—W BAF programs (’2'i. hrs ) M. Karpin ...... 86.38 from this pond. 11 :ij0-Hippoldome: dance music. 10:30-Boy Scoots enlerlainmenl. lil:3i)_V’arietlPs; Slngin’ Mountaineer. H. Bodreau ...... 86.38 45 1 2 :111— Buffalo organ recital. 11:00—Three danco orcliestras. 11:30— Amn.s ’n’ Andy, comedians. 333.1 —WMAK. BUFFALO—900. l*>-3o—Business Men’s Club hnur. 11:4.5—Snngfe.sl: Mac and Lee. H. Frederickson .. .. 86.33 48 R.;;o—studio dance orchestra. “305.9—KDKA. PITTSBURGH-980. 12:4.5—.N'icbl hawk frolic. A. M ajaik...... 84.37 42 News drifted out of Albania 468.5— KFI. LOS ANGELES—640. 7:00—WABC dramatic sketch. 6:30—Feature hand concert. r ’ 11 •III)—.Svniphonlst: vocal soloists. A. Ponticelli ...... 84.26 24 the other day describing a revolt, 7 :;;o—Dance orchestra. 7:00—W.lZ Amos ’n’ Andy. against King Zogu. Anyway, it’sj : )—WABC programs (3 hrs 1 7:1,5—.Symphony otchesita: brevities 12::in—Band: concert orchestra. E. Kleischmidt . . . .. 83.39 45 8 01 370.2—WCCO. MINN.. ST. PAUL—810. “Death Valley Scotty” (right) will have everything from a radio station to a six-foot hog fence around 428.3—W LW . CINCINNATI—7C0. 8 :00—XBC programs (3'r. hrs ) M. McKinney ...... 82.33 48 a good name to revolt against. 11-30—Don Bestor’s orchestra. 8:00—Opera, "Madcap Princess.” the desert palace (above) now building. There even will be a campanille with a carillon (below). In the 8::;o—Orchestra: dream shop. KPiia—Recorded brevities. R. Anderson ...... 82.G 45 1):30—tVJZ programs (U5 hrs.) 245.8—WCAE, PITTSBURGH-1220. circle a Joshua tree, a type of vegetation on the place. 6 :00—Dinner dance music. 10:30—Haniline University hour. M. Sullivan ...... 80.10 36 Il;o0—Hauer's dance orchestra. 11 :n,5—Folitielans entertainment. 11:20—Instrumental trio, songs. 7:30—Studio artists recital. and neither Scotty nor Johnson has L. Custer ...... 80.9 27 8 :00—WF.4F programs Ct hrs.) 11:1.5—WABC feature hour. Tonopeh. Nev.— (AP)—As desert; hand forged scroll iron decoration 12 oil—Dance orchestr.a. singeis. 11.3o_Two dance orchestras. felt the necessity of explaining C. Ritchie ...... 79.31 '39 1 :00—Thirteenth Hour Insomniacs. 11:00—Studio dance orchestra. homes go, $2,500,000 will build one : °° stable gate, the main en- 11-30—Theater radio revue. 508.2— KOB. NEW MEXICO—590. L. H lcklng...... 78.11 48 : 080.2—WTAM. CLEVELAND—1070. j trance to the “mule palace.” away what has become a “dessert 260.7— WHAM. ROC H EST E R —1150. 10:00—Farm talk: orchestra. that will do for most folks, but mystery.” E. Anderson ...... 77.13 45 X:0D -W F A F program.^ (2 hrs.) 6:40—Skiiltety’s dance orctiestra- 1(1:30— Blav: rourtesy program. i Orange and black trimmed baths 1 0 :011—Vienna night: court. 7:00—.Amns ’n’ Andy: cabbies. 12:00—Fealore musical hnur. Walter “Death Valley” • cott is a i L. Pukofy ...... 76.45 48 11 :ori_L)ance orchestras: organtsf. 379.5— KGO, OAKLAND—790. built into the walls and approached 45 7 :3()—W.lZ prograrn.s t.’tVti h rs) firm believer in all the modern con-1 through arched doorways of marble, os’ll ^"6 C. Dion ...... 76.33 399.8_WCX-WJR. DETROIT—750. 11 -on—Tlienter vaudevlDe" program. 11:00— Shell svmphonisip hour. H. Nielsen ...... 76.30 32 ^ C O L D ! 7:.'!0-W.lZ programs hrs.) 379.5— WGY. SCHENECTADY —790. 12:30— .Miniature biography: Slumber. veniences. | . . . , upon the death of one partner, the Il:,55—Time: weather; markets. 1 .lO—Halslead’s dance orchestra. A 75x100 foot swimming pool ^ ty will revert to the other, M. Lamprecht ...... 76.21 48 283—WTIC. HARTFORD—1050. 270.1 —WRVA. RICHMOND—1110. He has begun construction of a 7:30—Seth Barker’s Singing School. 6 :00—Dinner dance orcheslra. with a glass bottom. | “j^evada folks.” Scotty says, 7:30—F.arm and hr,me pnels. X:3a—W.lZ Ironhadnurs orchestra. radio and television plant which ' It isn’t hard to get the best 8:on—WBAF programs hrs.) g:15_Studio cigarette band. will cost "probably around a h alf. Campanille carrying a carillon of : “never ask me fool questions. They Senior Team Standing. ]i):30—Feature studio enterlalnmcnt. 7:45 —Musical enterlainment. chimesimoc especiallyf-cnopiniiv designedrip.gip-npfl for the g, nut and let it go at 11 :on—Merry Madcaps orchestra. 8:00— W FA F progr.ama (:t hrs ) in-(U)—W.lZ concert orchesIrrL million dollars” additional for the , Won Lost of a cold; let Pape’s Coldi 225.4—WHAZ. TROY —1300. 10:30—Dixie Spiritual singers. desert. , .40 8 1 1 :!n—Dream 1oiiriie.\s. orgiini.'it. •(){(—Sindio dance orchestra. mansion which he and A. M. John that.” That usually silences stray Velvet ...... Compound help you. Harm 302.8—WBZ. NEW ENGLAND—990. 8:00—R. I’. I. slndenl.s nighi with 11 liand. glee cliiii. Svmplinny or 440.9— KPO. SAN FRANCISCO—680. son, Chicago capitalist, are erecting j Two weather vanes wrought of tourists. Weaving ...... 39 9 7:00—W.lZ Amos ’n’ Andy. 12:ao—Va riel V program, artists. less tablets that relieve that 7:15 —I.owe’s orchestra: brevities, chestra. Inslrumcnlal trio, on the eastern rim of Death Val- iron from designs showing Scotty Nor does the welcome sign hang Old Mill ...... 20 28 dance band. 12::r0 —NBG enterlpinmenf. 31 aching head and sore body 8:00—WJZ programs (2% hrs.) Secondary DX Stations. ley. I driving a burro down Death Valley out on the door of the big house. Ribbon ...... V.17' Secondary Eastern Stations. Scotty, as Nevadans know him, ^ and in a kneeling position holding Annoyed by curious visitors Scotty Dressing ...... 15 33 like magic! Don’t go around 238—KOIL. COUNCIL B L U FFS—1260. 508.2—WEEI. BOSTON—590. 291.3—CFCF. MONTREAL—1030. doesn’t care particularly what im a frying pan over a camp fire, inserted this ad in a newspaper: Throwing ...... 13 35 7:00—Soiirano; pianist :tenor. 6:00—Twilight musical hour. 11 :()((_ Hears entertaInmenL ’with watery eyes and red 1:00— .Studio music hour pression he makes with the outside mounted atop two towers. Notice—Will all my friends and 7:30—O’Leary’s Irish minstrels. 10:00—Organ recital: feature hnur. nose. Ask your druggist for 11:01)—Two dance orchestras. I '15—Lassen’s concert frolic. world but confesses to a weakness ' Twenty miles of six-foot hog wire enemies keep away from the shack 8:ot)— WF..AF programs (2 hrs.) 361.2—KOA. D EN V ER —830. Then Johnson and my JUNIOR LEAGUE 10 :00—.Night court program. 272.6—WLWL. NEW YORK —1100. 12:4.5_.\'nvclty boys entertainment. for a little sight and sound enter- fence with concrete posts — entirely ; until done. a 35c box of— 545.1—WKRC, CINCINNATI —550. 6:00—Tenor, vinlinisl. orchestra. surrounding the estate. self will be glad to stand on our 8:00—WABC programs (3 hrs.) 1 ■III)—Vocallsls: string trio. I tainment, now and then, via the Ave. G. 7:05—Schubert program, harilnne. 374.8—WBAP. FORT WORTH—800. heads and wait on you.—Death Val 11:00—Dance orchestra. 7:20—Rpllgloua talk: orchesirn. ! ether from more populous parts. A pipe organ occupying two ^ A. P aradis...... 84.26 42 215.7—W HK. CLEVELAND—1390. 7 :30—,Musual programs CBA hrs ) 526—WNYC. NEW YORK—570. 11-15 —Tenor, string quartet. I The television-radio plant, design roomg, ley Scotty. E. Royce ...... 81.34 48 7:30—WABC programs (4 hrs.) 6:1.5—Tenor: German lessons, But always coatless and wearing 11:30—Three dance orchestras 374.8— KTHS, HOT SPRINGS—800 ‘ and equipment as yet unrevealed, i . .These building activities in Grape A. W olfram ...... 81.11 45 7:00—Air college lecture.s. /]Ti :00—Two tenors, noprann. nrchesli:i flaming red ties (which he buys In 325.9—WW J. DETROIT—920. i he believes, will be a fitting com vine canyon, among the Joshua P. Reale ...... 80.30 45 Compound 6:45—.‘Studio musical program. 434.5—CNRO, OTTAW A—600. 11-I 5 —Tenor. string quartet. trees, which have been going on lots of 100) under a broad brimmed PAPE’S ^ 461.3—WSM. NASHVILLE—650. plement for some of the other "com- ; 45 7-00_WF.AF program.s f4 hrs.) 6:31)—Girls and hnvs corner. hat, Scotty smiles a broad welcome M. Kissmann ...... 80.18 315,6_WRC. WASHINGTON—950. 7 :0O—('oncert orchr si ra. 10:30—I'ealure music hour. forts” including: for four hundred years to complete, E. B lk a ...... 80.12 48 7 :r»0 ^ P ’! rK.’O nr4’ ' s t» n. 11 pii—Orrbcslrn. soprano, tenor. ba.*s for his chosen few old friends. 11:30—Studio dance orchestra. Eight hundred dollars worth of > have aroused widespread curiosity A. L eister...... 79.18 30 E. Wiganowski ...... 78.27 42 search for the necessary adjust E. Lennon ...... 78.20 28 ments.” LOCAL MAN, IN TEXAS EX-OFFICERS GUESTS M. Reinartz...... 76.16 48 SEA ENVOYS FACE After six years under a single CHICAGO SUBURBS S. Kelley ...... 75.39 42 WTIC PROGRAMS dictatorship, Spain changed cab B. Gerlch ...... 75.4 36 Travelers Broadcasting Service inets. HOSPITAL, POISONED AT CO. G BANQUET E. W olfram ...... 74.39 48 Hartford, Conn. DIFFERENT TASKS Weary from “2,326 days filled I ALSO GOING BROKE A. Moriarty...... 73.16 45 50,000 W., 1060 R. C., 282.8 M. with inquietude, responsibility and A. Taggart ...... 72.47 48 labor,” Premier Primo de Rivera re- ! Merrill Balch Undergoes Oper- Local Service Company Holds M. V olkert...... 72.8 45 tires at the height of student strikes I After Infection 1 M. Campbell...... 72.0 24 in Madrid and Barcelona when high ■ " Its Annual Dinner at the R. Griffith ...... 71.47 48 Monday, February .8 army chiefs failed to approve his Spreads from Pimplf Park Board Reduces Wages Eastern Standard Time Enter Third Week at London State Armory. E. M assey...... 71.15 18 inoject for continuing in power. M. Summerville ...... 71.1 30 7:00 p.m.—The Continentals. lie was succeeded by a former Merrill Balch, best known to his 7:15 p.m.—Medical Talk — Dr. many Manchester friends as “Dink Of 1,300 Employe—No R. Hanson ...... 71.0 39 With Agreemeiit Still a : I’cmy, General Damaso Berenguer, About 65 persons attended the L. Reinartz ...... 70.25 48 (Jharle.s T. Prohaska, Conn. State I I'.icf of King Alfonso’s military is in the Tyler General hospital in .'■nnual banquet of Company G, Board of Education — Auspices Tyler, Texas, suffering from septic A. Vlsus ...... 70.15 42 b’ue-ichokl, who formed a govern- 169th Infantry, at the State Armory G. M odean...... 70.10 48 Hartford Medical Society and Long Way Off. uicnt that was generally expected poisoning. He has already undergone Money for Payrells Hartford Tuberciilo.sis Society. an operation, and messages received Saturday night. A roast chicken N. Y okotis...... 70.9 36 t.) be transitional. E. P eterson...... 70.6 33 Subiect: “Team Work in Child Prcmici’ Berenguer announced 1 from the hospital as to his condition dinner was served by Chef James Health.” yesterday reported a slight improve Chicago, Feb. 3—(AP)—Chicago R. O’Leary...... 70.5 39 By Associated Press. that he hoped to re-establish Parlia Corbett of the Edgewood House, ' M. Damato...... 70.1 45 7:25 p.m.—Hartford Courant News ment government in Spain, and the ment. , ,, and Cook county had lots of com Bulletins; Benrus Correct Time; As the five-power naval confer who went to camp with the G boys G. Fish ...... 69.19 42 u!d constitutional parties began to Mr. Balch is in Texas in the pany on the financial rocks today. last summer. M. Crawshaw ...... 69.7 45 Weather Report; Alcohol An ence enters its third week of work draw up their ranks again behind interests of the C. R. Burr Com Several suburban governments Former First Lieutenant Thos. J. nouncement. pany. The cause of the poison it is had joined them, all in the quandry F. Llelasus...... 68.7 45 The only charge is three and one- in London, the delegates find them Count Romanones and former Quish was presented with a wrist E. McConirllle ...... 68.5 28 half per cent per month on unpaid 7:30 p.m.—Seth Parker's Singing selves faced with a road to di.sarma- i’rcmicr Sanchez Guerra. One not claimed, was infection that set in a of payrolls to meet and without watch by the company. Lieut. School. small pimple that was cut on the monies with which to do it. S. Chesbro...... 67.26 33 amount of loan. ment that is still long and arduous. able development in the situation Quish recently resigned from the V. McGann...... 65.37 45 8:00 p.m.—“The Voice of Firestone” Attempts to hasten agreement on \,as an increase in the direct power side of the face while he was shav The South Park board, controlling rank. Other former Co. G officers N.B.C. wielded by King Alfonso, who has ing. It spread rapidly and on being the system of South Side parks an J. Sel’witz ...... 63.12 18 P erso n a l F in a n c e C o. a naval “yard-stick” by referring it who were present were Capt. John E. Pettengill ___ ...... 61.27 39 8:30 p.m.—A. & P. Gypsies—N.B.C. to a special committee were tem become stronger chan he had been taken to the hospital and operated nounced a 15 percent reduction of Pentland, Capt. Herbert H. Bissell, Rooms 2 and 3 9:30 p.m.—General Motors Family ::i 'years. wages. Its 1300 employes including Junior League Standing porarily side-tracked when the upon it was necessary not only to Serg. James P. Hynes, and Capt. W. L. State Theatre Bldg., Second Fltxjr Party—N.B.C. Briti.sh delegation, because of a dif The House of Commons ratified cut the face, but also the throat. 320 policemen agreed to the tem Russell B. Hathaway and Lieut. 10 p.m.—Whittall Anglo-Persians— the British signature to the optional He has been running a high tem porary cut rather than to accept Throwing...... 40 S 753 Main Street ference of opinion between the Helmer Anderson of the Howitzer Ribbon ...... 35 13 N.B.C. United Kingdom and the Dominion clause of the World Court statutes. perature and for the last few days the alternative of a reduction in the company. Captain Philip C. Hawley So. M a n c h e s t e r , Co n n . 10:30 p.m.—Studio Musicale. number of employes. This is the 1 Spinning No. 1 ...... 25 23 delegates, could not fill their two Within a few months of the re his relatives and friends are being of Company G was master of cere 23 25 Telephone Dial 2-4-3-0 11:00 p.m.—Benrus Correct Time. sumption of Anglo-Russian diplo kept in touch with his conditions fir.st time the South Park board, Spinning No. 2 .. Open 8:30 to 5—Saturday 8:30 to 1 seats on the committee. monies. Jimmy McCollough fur ...... 19 29 11:01 p.m.—“The Merry Madcaps” Meanwhile, the French actively matic relations, Mexico and Russia through telegrams sent and received which is state controlled, has in W eaving...... ----LICENSED BY THZ ET.5TE---- —Popular Melodics directed by nished entertainment. 29 advocated their plan for a- com broke off theirs at the instance of by the C. R. Burr Company. dicated that the financial shoe was Main Office No. 1 ...... 19 Norman Cloutier. promise between the global tonnage Mexico. The Mexican diplomats pinching. Main Office No. 2 ...... 18 30 11:30 p.m.—Hartford Courant News and the ship category systems of were ordered to leave Moscow, and No Pay For Month V elvet...... 13 35 Bulletins’, Weather Forecast and measuring fleet strength. But the the Russian representatives in HIGHLY DRAMATIC IS City employes, payless for a Atlantic Coast Marine Forecast; draft of their plan left blank the Mexico City were informed that month may have some important TALCOTTVILLE Alcohol Announcement. actual tonnage figures, and it is they no longer enjoj^ed diplomatic news tomorrow when the council is 11:35 p.m.—“Dream Journeys.’’ these solid facts, much more than status. JOAN IN “UNTAMED” to decide whether to ask the citi 12 midn.—Silent. zens relief committee for $6,000,000 The Missionary society of the Tal- any principle, that will cost the Vice-Commissar Litvinoff of Rus cottville Congregational church will delegates several weeks of toil over sia affirmed that Mexico had taken to meet police, fire and health de WBZ—WBZA “Untamed” brings to Manchester partment payrolls. Alderman John meet Tuesday, February 4 at 2:15 This Week^s Candy Specials technicalities. this action at the behest of foreign p. m. at the church. Sewing will be Dlonday, February 3 French Compromise. powers, and Communistsin Mexico theater goers, Joan Crawford in all S. Clark, chairman of the city coun at the 4 ;00 p.m.—The Tea Timers her vivaciousness, ably supporteci by cil’s finance committee will ask in charge of the work committee, The essence of the French com City charged the United States with Mrs. William Lee, Mrs. Carrie Allen 4:15 p.m.—Home Forum Decorating promise is that under certain condi the responsibility. Robert Montgomery and a film high Aldermanic sanction for a meeting 4:30 p.m.—Light Opera Hour. ly dramatic but plausible. Ihe pic between representatives of the city and Mrs. James Wood. The pro tions any nation shall have the right Communists were active in unem gram will be conducted by Mrs. PRINCESS CANDY SHOP .'):00 p. m.—Stock and Curb closing to transfer a percentage of its ton ployment disturbances in Germany. ture will be seen at the State tonight and of the relief committee, rela r);2.'i p.m.—Government bulletins. and tomorrow. tive to completion of the loan. John Brown. Mrs. Wilbur Smith Main and Pearl nage allotment from one class of There were riots in Ham.burg and and Mrs. George Webster and Mrs. 5:30 p.m.—Lost and found; posi ships to another class, such as from threats of riots in Berlin, which It tells of a girl rea"ed in the The relief committee has insisted tions wanted. South American jungles, transported that before it will get money for James Wood will act as hostesses. MILK CHOCOLATE battleships to cruisers. were checked when the police ar In the absence of Rev. F. P. WHOLE 5:50 p.m.—Sport Digest. One year’s notification of such a rested members of the Communist suddenly, by a twist of fate into New the city, the administration must COVERED NUTS 0:00 p.m.—Champion Weatherman. York society. On board a liner bound give assurance that the money will Bachelor who Is still confined to his JUMBO PF \NUTS change, and publicity on the arma “general staff.” Many other per- home by illness. Rev. Charles Red- Brazils, Walnuts, Filberts, 6:02 p.m.—Agricultural Market re ment of such craft, must be given. .sons were arrested and a good many for New York “Bingo” as she is go for only the payment of pressing Reg. 49c lb. Almonds ports. known for he.' ability to use her bills, and that rigid economy hence field of Vernon Center occupied the In formulating this plan into a hurt. pulpit on Sunday morning. THIS MTIEK Keg. 89c lb. Separately 6:15 p.m.—R. W. McNeel. right fist, falls in love with a young forth will be exercised. Mayor or Mixed. realizable international treaty, the Fred Webb was painfully Injured lb. 6:30 p.m.—Menihan's Arch Aiders. delegates must take into account man, penniless in comparison to her William Hale Thompson and bis THIS n c \ _ lb. 6:50 p.m.—Sessions chimes. millions. Her uncle, played by supporters have shown no enthus on Saturday morning at Talcott 39c the controversial question of GIRL KILLED IN WRECK Brothers’ mill when he was struck WEEK 69c 7:00 p.m.—Amos ’n’ Andy. Franco-Italian naval parity. Ernest Torrence of “Covered iasm toward the relief committee 7:15 p.m.—Le Boeuf Penmen. ■Wagon” fame, attempts to thwart offer. in the face by a flsring shuttle. He After some argument Italy con Adam.s, Mass., Feb. 3.— (AP) — was attended by Dr. Flaherty of “LITTLE Miniature Chocolates 7:30 p.m.—Brunswick Brevities. sented to postpone consideration of Skidding on an icy highway and the young couple in their desire to 8:00 p.m.—Roxy’s Gang. Only prohibitionists and tee Rockville. Just the thing for Bridge this issue, but her delegates made plunging 35 feet down an embank marry and his almost successful at TOTS” Parties. Reg. $1.00 lb. 89c 8:30 p.m.—Tpana Troutaadoiirs — plain that it was not to be taken as ment into the Hoosac river, an au tempt makes the story. totalers will be appointed as fed Sweet Adeline” Medley; A Year The surrourding program includes eral prohibition enforcement offi dead but only as dormant. Italy tomobile today had taken one girl’s cers, .says Attorney General Mich- from Today; My Fate is in Your wants, in principle, the right of life, probably fatally injured an the Metrotone Sound News and the SORENESS Hands; Chant of the Jungle; Song parity with any po’wer, and speci other and seriously hurt their par all talking comedy riot “Shivering ell.. They’ll be in bad company, HEST YIELDS.. . of the Islands; Happy Days Are Shakespeare,” the Vitaphone acts, won’t they? fically, with France. ent;'. thousii relief !■ frequent ¥rit)i one aroli- Here Again; Lucky Me, Lovable The private conversations among “Kiddie Cabaret” and “These Dry You; Missouri Waltz; Spanish Mary Browm, 10, died last night cation. Musterole ia meet uaually effec the delegates have proved an indis soon after being admitted to the Days.” The first show starts at 6:45 tive when applied once an hour for five Doll; Lonesome Little Doll; “Lit pensable method of conducting the o’clock, the second 8:30 o’clock. Arlyne C. Moriarty houn. It penetimtea and admulatea. tle Show” Medley; D'ya Love Me? Plunkett hospital after the accident delicate business of the conference, and her sister Mildred, 12, received 38 Florence St. Science Equipment I Have to Have You. with the result that for some time 9:00 p.m.—Edison Program. a crushed chest and abdominal In- Telephone 3072 to come the plenary sessions will jiirie.s. Norman Browm, 39, their GRASSO-PONTILLO Experience and 9:30 p.m.— Cheshrough “Real probably show few sig^is of the pro Teacher of Piano Folks.” father, sustained a fractured pelvis Reputation. gress that may actually have been and his wife, Eunice, 36, severe Miss Christine Pontillo, daughter 10 p.m.—Stromberg - Carlson Pro of Mrs. Rose Lasala of 179 Oak Voice and Harmony gram. privately made. head wounds. The family lived In .... all enter into one’s On one point, there has been a Adams. street, and James Grasso, son of consideration when the 10:30 p.m.—Empire Builders. definite agreement, the tentative Mr. and Mrs. Pasqualle Grasso of 11:00 p.m.—Longines time. The four were saved from prob _ W m JIM M S___ time comes to assure one British suggestion that battleships able drowming after car had turned Hartford, were married Friday self of the finest possible 31:01 p.m.—Champion Weatherman. be abolished will not be officially morning at Our Lady of Mount Car 11:02 p.m.—Sport Digest. over in five feet of water by Felix tribute in a Memorial Ser accepted, but a cut will prabably be Dydowicz and Leo Ryan. Brown said mel church of Springfield, Mass. The D U RANT ( k i o M / v n c vice to a departed loved secured without great difficulty and his car skidded off the road while he Rev. Lona performed the ceremony. ^ WHEATAH© one. Quish offers all these the Americans have insisted that attempted to avoid a collision. Mr. and Mrs. Grasso will make their Now on Display at I... .and more. M HAT A SAT,ARV. cruisers be the first question dis home in Hartford. and Ice-O-Matic 225 MAIN ST. cussed, and battleships b- left over. ICELAND’S B.ANK CLOSED. Premier Optimistic • 193 Center Street SALES and SERVICE MANCHESTER Grand Rapids, Mich.—When pay Reykjavik, Iceland, Feb. 3.— (AP) RADIO SERVICE At the end of the week, Prime See This Master Car DAVcndNI6H- day rolls around, it doesn’t mean Minister MacDonald declared that —The Bank of Iceland failed to open on all makes. Day Phone...... 5876 much to City Manager Wel.sh. He he was optimistic about the results its doors today and the board of di PHONE 3733 Delivering for Less than $1,000 Night Phone ...3662 CThe Funeral Home 4340 is working this year for $1. He of the private conversations. Prem rectors convened at a special meet receives his pay twice a year, eacii ier Tardieu, returning to consult ing to discuss the rsituatiCn. New Sets and Standard Day or Evening time getting half a dollar. Welsh re Parliament in Paris, affirmed that The Iceland Parliament held a Accessories. Also Sunday a. m. JOHNSON & LITTLE cently remarked that he would Just the real work of the conference wa.s prr/atc sitting all last night, but the Plumbing and Heating Contractors. outcome of the discussions was not WM. E. KRAH a»j Fs soon wait and get paid the entire just beginning, but that France was 13 Chestnut St.< South Manchester* ^mount at one time. now able to join “the common made public. 669 Tolland Turnnike H. A. STEPHENS PAGE SEVEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY, FEBRUAKl '6, lyau. — ------r Failure to attend means a fine of POUCE BEATS C. N. G. INSPECTION five dollars. It Is hoped that the HOSPITAL NOTES [o p e n s r e v iv a l s h e r e people of the town avlll revive their Acute Gas Pains STEALS CAR, DRIVES Overnight interest in military activities and HERE WEDNESDAY turn out to see the inspection, which Tw’O deaths occurred yesterday R elief in 1 M inute BY DEFENDING WORK A change in the beats of the po at the Memorial hospital. Randall is open to the public. The National Agonizing stomacla pains, awful lice of Manchester went into effect Guard is an important part of the Jones, 85, of Andover, and Robert DRUNK, WRECKS IT A. P. News Saturday night. Joseph Prentice Yeoman, 2, of 215 Oakland street, gas, heartburn, nausea — possible Manchester Units to Be Ex re\1sed system of national defense, i symptoms of acute indigestion—stop Rev. Mabel Manning, Former goes td the north end. Walter Cas are the deceased. the instant you take GasettsI This sells has the center and upper Main amined by Regular Army amazing new prescription is composed London.—Dispatches from' Jeru- Worker Locally, Opens Naz- street. The lower Main street goes Officer—Fine for Abstentees B.\SEB.\LL rL-\YEK DIES of carica papaya, the famous extract Hartford Man Found Wan sclam tell of four hundred and fifty arene Church Series. to Michael Fitzgerald. Officer of tropical fruit juice, with other tribesmen killed in Wahabi raids on Martin has the west side, Clarence Manchester’s units of the 169th POLICE COURT scientific digestive, corrective and Transjordians. “Revival Conditions,” the subject Wrisley and Raymond Griffin the Los Angeles, Feb. 3—(AP)— Gusi antacid ingredients. Aids digestion Helsingfors — Danish freighter Infantry, C. N. G., Company G and Four cases, all having to do with Sandberg, veteran catcher for the dering With Face Badly of the preparatory, message for the Cheney mills and Arthur Seymour of proteins, starches and other foods Nelly sinks in Finnish Gulf. Fate of the Howitzer Company, will be in motor vehicle violations, for the Los Angeles club of the Pacific which usually cause Indigestion. Neu series of revival services by Rev. the midnight trick. spected Wednesday night by one Coast League, died here early today. crew uncertain. All of these are night beats. In week-end roundup were before the tralizes acidity. Works so fast it Cut Thought Guilty One. Lisbon.—Three peasants frozen in Mabel R. Manning, singing Evangel of the officers of the Regular Army Manchester police court this morn Sandberg, with the Chicago Cubs, seems almost like magic! Gives posi Portugal as rain, snow and flood ist at the Church of the Nazarene addition to these Captain Hermau assigned to duty with, the Connecti had been severely burned about the Schendel is in charge of the head ing. tive relief instantly—or no cost. Try ravage country, in wake of last yesterday morning, was inspiring cut National Guard as an instruc- Hector Laberga, 31 Russ street, head yesterday when the gasoline Gasetts TODAY. At all druggists. quarters and Sergeant John Crocl;-! jqj.. -phe tank of his car exploded. Whether a man who said his month’s storms. and illuminating in the revelation inspection Includes the Hartford, was charged with operat London.—Strikes threatened in of the proper requirements for the ett, street and office work. company records, condition and ing a motor vehicle while intoxi name was Hector Laberga and that Lancashire cotton trade as fresh Christian for advancement along Chief Samuel G. Gordon and care of property issued by the gov cated and also with theft of a car. he lived in Hartford, who was pick 1 disputes arise betwepn employes and | holiness lines. A full congregation Lieutenant William Barron are in ernment, and the training and sol His case W’as continued until 'Wed ed up by the police wandering about ! workers. | listened to the clear message of this charge of headquarters and special dierly appearance of the personnel. nesday morning at request of the the town with a badly cut face last i Overnight work days while Officers Rudolph The officers, non-commissioned prosecuting attorney. A bond of Washington—Treasury credit.; Wirtalla, John McGlinn and John I officers and privates have been busy $1,000 was required and as he w’as night, was the person who drove i for some time in putting on the stolen Buick sedan into a tree on 1928 prosperity with creating 20o Cavagnaro will do street work dii.-- unable to furnish it he was sent to new million dollar incomes. ing the day. Officer David Galligun i final touches which will help the jail until Wednesday morning. DR. KING’S Hilliard street near Woodland companies to hold the high rating:s William L. DeHan of 110 Fairfield eailier in the evening, was some Chicago—Joseph Cada, one tir ie j will have the automobile beat nights. I which have been given over a peri- street w'as before the court for driv thing the Manchester police court direct track racer, slain in his auto, | j od of many years. was^called this morning to deter- j fourth Chicago gang victim in fou ing an automobile while under the ; Every member of the companies influence of liquor. He w'as repre ANNUAL mine. It will endeavor to do so on 1 j^ys. I must attend the drills of their re- sented in court by Attorney William Wednesday, to which time the ea.;e M anila—Filipinos hold “Nation'M BOY SCOUTS SEEK DATA ' spective units on Monday and Tues- J. Shea w'ho entered a plea of guilty went over this morning. At the Humiliation Day” protesting^ anti- ; day nights to receive the final in- same time Laberga must answer to and asked for a further continuance DENTAL Filipinos demonstrations in Califor ON JOHN HALL BROCKWAY I structions for inspection. In addi- of the case until Wednesday, which charges of theft of the automobile, nia. ; tion to a well groomed appearance driving while intoxicated and driv was granted. New York—Need for improved j i the uniforms must be clean and Henry W. Despard of Glastonbury ing without a license. He was sent personnel stressed in report on ^ Given Unusual Detail— Will ' pressed. All shoes and leather and Francis W. Miner of Vernon OFFER to the Hartford jail in default of prisons by former Governor Lowden i ' equipment must have a high polish. each paid a fine of $10 and coats for $1,000 bail. to National Crime Commission. | Be Given Prize for Material ■ It is these items of general appear- About 8 o’clock last night a re speeding. Both men w’ere arrested W ashington—U. S. exports in j Uncovered. ! ance that give the individual soldier by Patrolman David Galligan, Dcs- port reaehed Patrolman Joseph 1929 reached highest peak sin«:c ^ pride In the service and that create ] pard on Center street and Miner on ,S25 SET OF TEETH $15.00 Prentice that there had been an 1920, D epartm ent of Commerce an Six Manchester Boy Scouts, un an e.sprit de corps. Main street. \ great saving on a line set of Natural Byte Gold Pin Teeth. automobile accident on Hilliard der the leadership of Joseph Dean, This town has alw'ays enjoyed an street. It took him and Policeman nounces. Our work guaranteed. Talie advantage of this offer. Norfolk, Va.—Senator Couzene field executive, will search Elling- | excellent mihtary reputation due to David Galligan, who was driving ton and vicinity on Saturday, for In- I the character of the companies it the police car, some time to lind telephones forgiveness to eloping PUBLIC RECORDS formation o:a John Hall Brockway, i has produced. A canvass of the SET OF TEETH—RUBBER the wrecked car. I t had gone off daughter. a representative to Congress from i community would show a remark- tl-.e road, hit one tree and then Baltimore—Three persons killed and ten overcome by gas from main | Connecticut, during the period of • able number of men who had at Warrantee Deed L O W A S ...... brought up against another. The 1839-1843, for use in connection with I some time in the past served ‘hitch- Cheney Brothers to George E. car was considerably smashed up broken by thawing of ground. j a revised edition of the Biographical [ es’ of the National Guard. Although Keith, land and buildings on the FILLINGS AND BRIDGE WORK but the engine was running and Fort Worth—L. B. Ward, assist -; Directory of the American Congress, i the post-war aversion to things of corner of School and Main streets, nobody was about. ant cashier of closed Texas National AT REDUCED PRICES Prentice's informant had said j Kev. Mabel Manning. The committee appointed to se- j military nature has - kept many 16,250 square feet in area. bank, kills himself. cure this information is comprised from the ranks of the Guard, there that the driver of the car had seem Yuma—Sheriff says body from talented evangelist, a former work of George H. Moses, senator from is a growing disposition to regard IMarringe Intentions ed to be badly injured, being cut Mexican grave is not that of W. about the face. So the police start er and resident of Manchester, be New Hampshire, chairman; Edgar military training as a duty which Application for a marriage license Paul Loveland, missing Pasadena, fore choosing for her life's wor’K, R. Kie.ss, representative from Penn every able young man owes to his has been filed in the office of the ed a search. No such person had Calif., architect. Hecolite All Pink Sets appeared at the hospital nor had the spreading of the Gospel through sylvania, vice chairm an: Henrik [ state and nation, in the belief that town clerk bv Ernest E. Bartley, London—Senator Robinson tells Shipstead. senator from Minnesota; a well trained force of citizen sol shipping clerk and Dorothy Iil. The most luxiutiful unbreakable material ever invented to take the trolley people seen anything of her music and oratory. the place ol rubber. ,\sk the doctor to show you one of these an apparent accident victim. Latei radio audience past conferences Rev. Manning opened her service Duncan U. Fletcher, senator from diery as embodied in the National Wright, both of Manchester. make present success probable. Guard is one of the best guarantee.^ beautiful sets of teeth. Officer Galligan made a comprehen with the rendition of the evangelis Florida: Edward M. Beers, repre sive search of the roads and woods Turin—Prince Humbert of Italy sentative from Pennsylvnia; William of the peace which all hope will tic hymn, “Elijah’s God Still Lives ’ continue. and finally came upon Laberga on and bride end honeymoon in Turin, and speaking from the text: Ro F. Stevenson, representative from EXAMINATION FREE Plates Repaired in S Hours Adams street, headed toward Buck- wdiere they will live until called to South Carolina. Considerable time and money New Face Powder mans 9:1-3 she showed the apostle have been spent to make the Na land. He took him to police head the throne. Paul's sorrow for the apostacy ot It was suggested to this commit Bucharest—This is about a blush tee that a search of the communi tional Guard service attractive to quarters where he was locked up. the church of his time, and the pre- Now The Fashion His injuries proved to be plenty but ing bridegroom to be. Princess ties, in w'hich information on the the young men of the town; the phetic slate of the church today. quarters of the companies are con The skin of youth lies in every box .9 • superficial, a good sized cut on the Ileana visited the Rumanian school .statesmen may be found, by Boy of new wonderful MELLO-GLO .KING The speaker told of the present da/ stantly being improved and athlet forehead and a glorious black eye of sculpture wdiere she once studied. Scout.s would prove interesting work Face Powder. The purest powder HARTFORD church to avoid the old time reviv for the boys and this plan for ob ics play no mean part in the life of being the worst. Her fiance, the Count of Hochberg, al meetings and the present state of the enlisted men both in the armory made—its color is passed by the :)(H5 Main St. (’of, (’hartcr Oak A^c, Meanwhile the police phoned the accompanied her. The girls were taining the historical d ata v.'as alleged ‘perfect unity’ of the and during the two weeks field U. S. Government. No pastine.ss, Dental Nurse in .Vttendanee Ilmirs !) to 3 Phone 6-3100 Hartford department and asked if thrilled by his blonde curly locks and adopted. flakiness or irritation. A new Closed Wcdnes'Jay .Mternocn the police there were irterested in churches. Miss Manning decried In Manchester being in close prox training period. The government by his embarrassment when Ileana no uncertain terms the practice ot has recently issued new uniforms French process makes it spread ^ a Buick sedan bearing the registra pointed to him and said: “1 have imity to Ellington, the question admitting to church membership which are smart in appearance and more smoothly and prevents large tion num ber 3,819. Capt. W illiam chosen well, girls, have I not’.'”’ naire sent out by Congress, was for pores. No more shiny noses—it son of the detective bureau replied those having no conception of a reu! warded from the Hartford office of of the latest military cut. Washington—Dr. Clarence True The inspection on 'Wednesday stays on longer. Use MELLO-GLO. that they sure were—that the car Wilson believes that if cigarette ad Christian e.xperience. the Boy Scouts, to Field Executive The J. W. Hale Co., South Manches had been stolen and was the proper “Those wliose names are on the will begin at 7:30 sharp and every A D V E R T I S E THE HER.VLD— vertising directed to w'omen should Dean. He expects to gather the ter.—Adv. IN IT PAYS ty of Samuel O. Phelps of Ashley church roll without that necessary necessary information by question man must be ready at that time. cease it is probable that within 1 street, Hartford, secretary of the personal experie. ce declared the ing old time residents of the towm, E. S. Kibbe Company. five years the smoking woman evangelist, do not know the mea.i- visiting the cemetery to locate the The police also learned that a would be the rare c.xccption. ing of “ye must be born again.” The burial place and searching records man answering Laberga’s descrip Rye, N. Y.—A beautiful old evangelist gave as her recipe for the in the towoi clerk's office. tion and driving a Buick sedan had square rigger is to be maintained in proper revival attitude and for the Information already in the hands stopped at a garage in Manchester its element by descendants of vik preparation for that state of of the committee is as follows: ings. The Benjamin F. Packard, for some gas. He got out of his car thought conductive of the greatest Brockway, John Hall, a representa to have a look at his tires and the clipper ship, auctioned for $1,000 a:-* spiritual good in the community a tive from Connecticut; born in Ell garage man saw that he was very an antique, has been bought for $4,- personal "house cleaning.” ington. Tolland County, Conn., Jan drunk. He advised the soused 000 by a Scandinavian .syndicate. It “If you have anything against uary 31, 1801; pursued preparatory driver to take a rest before trying will be a marine museum off Rye studies and w'as graduated from to drive and even offered to have your neighbor,” she said, “go to beach. them and ask forgiveness. The ba-’s Yale College, New Haven, Conn., In him driven home, but the man in Key West, Fla.—Franklin Jones, 1820; taught .school; studied law, of Heaven will never open to you, sisted on showing the world that he a bo’son’s mate, U. S. N., has gone was aiimitted to the bar in 1823 and could drive any old car at any old down in a submarine once, but never until you do. Through this act will commenced practice in Ellington; time, and departed. come up in one. He ascended in a come inspiration to yourself and to member of the State hou.se of rep others. I know it is hard to do this, diving bell. resentatives 1832-1838; served in the Sarajevo. Jugo Slavia—A memor but it is the only way the exilir of State Senate in 1834; elected as a Heaven will descend, and grace will ial table to the man who started the ■Whig to the Twenty-sixth and COVENTRY war has been unveiled. It is at the be given for the indwelling of the Twenty-seventh Congresses (March entrance to the home of Garvij Spirit.” 4. 1839-March 3, 1843; prosecut Of the coldne.ss and neglect of the ing attorney for Tolland County Miss Gladyce Orcutt of Middle- Prinzip, who killed Archduke Franz The Improved Model 22 Ferdinand in 1914. present clay church toward the old from 1849 to 1867, when he resigned; town spent the week-end at home time revival spirit of our forefath died in Ellington, Conn., July 29, with her parents. ers, she continued: “Every revival 1870; interm ent in Ellington Center Mrs. Edgar Storrs of Springfield that I conduct is harder than the cemetery. spent the week-end with her son FOREIGN LANGUAGE last. This is borne out in the Scrip Additional Information required J L u to i c Gilbert. tures, that there shal be a ‘falling includes Army or Naval service. At Miss Eva Koehler of Willimantic the close of his term, was this man Normal School was home over ihc MANUAL EXHIBITED away first’ and that ‘men shall be lovers of pleasure, rather than lov a candidate for renomination to suc week-end. ceed himself? "Was he renominat Miss Ruth Hawkins is spending ers of God.’ However, the ties of the Publication in Many DifiFerent church family are stronger than ed? If renominated, was he de a two weeks’ vacation with her sis feated ? If related by blood to any ter, Mrs. Arthur Wood of Glaston Tongues Shown at South those of blood and I am thankful lor those few praying souls that are re other member of the National Con ELECTRIC WASHER bury. End Library. gress, past or present, please give Mrs. Benjamin A. Strack, Miss sponsible for the revivals of today.” Now v/ashday noise has also gone the way of wash Miss Manning, possessed of a name of member relationship, and Catherine Shea and Miss Mary May An exhibition of the Manual of the Congress in which he served; board drudgery. The Improved Model 22 Automatic strong voice with a depth of feeling berry took advantage of the excur the United, published by the Daugh Occupation after leaving Congress; Duo-Disc Electric Washer uses a new type of worm sion trip to New York going down ters of the American Revolution for adapted to her evangelistic w'ork, name of publication where complete gear and cable drive, running constantly in oil. You can Sunday morning and returning the information of immigrants and will conduct a revival service each biography may be found. Sunday evening. foreign speaking people, may be night during the next two weeks The search for information in hardly hear it operate. The usual sounds of meshing Arthur Lathrop of Scotland visit seen at the South Manchester Pub She has spent the past twelve years Ellington will be conducted along gears and reversing drive are gone. Washing with thi» ed his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Per lic Library. This manual is printed as an evangelist in the Nazarene de the lines of a Treasure Hunt, and a remarkable new machine is an entirely new and restful kins Lathrop Sunday., in the following languages: Italian, nomination and has held pastorates years subscription to Scouting will experience, which only Automatic owners may enjoy. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Morse and French, Finnish, Hungarian, Greek, at Burlington, "Vt., and Jackman. be awarded each patrol leader in the family of Ellington were Sunday Lithuanian, Armenian, Swedish, Maine. troop who succeeds in finding ^the Great dependability of scr\ ice is also added by this visitors at Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Norwegian, Yiddish, Portuguese, information requested about this new type dri’/e. The possibilities cf needing repairs Holland’s at Autumn "View Farm. Polish, Russian, Japanese, Spanish Mrs. Daniel Newman has been Congressman. arc almost eliminated. Tests equalling 26 years of house visiting her daughter, Mrs. Lillian and Bohemian. It will be given away ABOUT TOWN hold service showed no wear or weakening of any part. Kramer in Willimantic for a few without charge, to any applicant days. w1io will leave his or her name with LOCAL THEATER PLANS The play given under the aus the librarian. 'V\'illiam Fitzgerald, who was re New and Permanent Beauty, Tool pices of Coventry Grange, No. 75, This exhibition may be seen from cently awarded a contract by the A BOY SCOUT NIGHT P. of H., Friday evening netted the February 3 to 9, at the South Man A tlantic and Pacific Co., for the The Improved M odel22 Automatic Duo-DiseWasher Grange over $125. chester Library, and from February trucking of fish from Boston to New now has a seamless tub cf vitreous enameled Armco Miss Laura Kingsbury has re 10-17, a t the library in the Robert Britain with stop.s along the w'ly A Boy Scout night at the State Ingot Iren, in a rich shade of Sun Tan with Green lid son school. turned to Connecticut Agricultural including Manchester, this morning theater, arranged through the and trim. No leaks can ever occur in this tub. No rust College to finish her last semester. courtesy of Manager Flugh J. started trucks out of Boston on an can ever come. The beautiful enameled tub of the new Miss Kingsbury will graduate in other contract for the .same com Campbell, will open the observance June. FOURTH MAN IS KILLED pany. He is now to carry meat fo’* locally of the twentieth anniversary Automatic Duo-Disc Washer can be kept always bright The Choral Society will meet this delivery to A. and P. markets in i of the Boy Scouts of America, on ^ and clean just by v/iping with a damp cloth. evening at 7:30 at the home of Mr. number of cities and tow'ns. Friday evening. February 7. ! and Mrs. Ernest Gowdy. IN LESS THAN A WEEK AirManchester Boy Scouts, in In addition to these new features, which are The Ladies’ Fragment Society will Manchester housewives arc re uniform, will be admitted fre^e to; yours without extra cost, remember the meet Wednesday for work at the Chicago, P^cb. 3.— (AP.)—The minded of the series of cooking de the evening performance Friday i Automatic Duo-Disc is still the only Electric parsonage. Mrs. Barnes, president, gangs are getting their eyes on the monstrations by Mrs. Arra Sutton night and a section of the theater | Washer that will "W ash Either W a y ." will act as hostess. gun-sights again. There have been Mixter of the Hartford Gas com will be reserved to accommodate the j Coventry Grange, No. 75, P. of four victims in less than a week pany. The first one of these lessons 150 Scouts expected to attend. Each I Place the Duo-Disc dov/n to wash for baby or to H., will m eet Thursday evening iit with Joe Cada, "the dude” the lat will be given tomorrow afternoon at troop will march to the State in a their hall. A Valentine party will body, under the leadership of its launder a few pieces, using a small ajriour.t or water. est. 2 o’clock at the Manchester Com Place Duo-Disc in top position to wash equally well be the main feature of the evening Cada’s killing was another of munity clubhouse. Mrs. Mixter will Scoutmaster or assistant. in charge of Miss Doris Gowdy. those “ride” affairs. prepare cream puff shells for des The feature picture will be “The Each Automatic Waihsr heavy blankets or a tubful of clothes. It washes a tub Kibitzer,” a mirth provoking com The Junior Coventry 4H Sun- Cada was his owm chauffeur and sert and luncheon dishes, also win carries the nakcr's sisned ful in either position. ihine Scissor club will not meet edy with Harry Green in the feature his own machine his death car. ter salads. Mrs. Mixter has fre lO-'/ecr Sc.-vicc Guarantee Saturday as planned owing to the The busy uptown section, with its quently lectured on cooking before role. A Laurel and Hardy comedy | AutomaticWlshcrCompany,Ncwton,lowa tact that the German measles are will also be showm and M anager | Bond. night clubs still ablaze though the local clubs and there should be a Makers of Dependable Washers Since 1903 reigning full sway on Silver street hour was the dawn of a Sabbath large number pre.sent to greet her Campbell is making an attempt to | present several special reels on | 3ut any member of the Junior Sun- day W'as the murder scene. The roar tomorrow. The lessons are free to THE ONLY WASHER THAT WILL ihine Scissor club who wish to help of an elevated train, rumbling over all. Scouting activities. | m their club uniforms may meet at the tresslc across Broadway, served On the stage a typical Boy Scout, "WASH EITHER WAY" Urs. Kingsbury’s on Saturday. to drow'n the staccato of tire assas Mrs. Jam es H. Mc'Veigh, presi camping scene will be erected with j .Lawrence Hill of Rockville .spent sin’s shots. A milkman saw the dent of the American Legion auxil pup tents and lean-tos. A camp- | DUO'DISC Dourn ihe rveek-end with his parents. Cada car slide to a halt near an iary i;nit will give a bridge at her fire will glow in front of the tents ■fora Few Pieces Owing to Jack Crawford’s health “L” siipptrt and two men got out. home, 81 Oxford street, tomorrow and various Scouting paraphernalia le will b? unable to come to Coven- He heard no shots. afternoon at 2 o’clock. All mem will be scattered about, making the ;ry to organize the orchestra but The milkman believed there has bers are urgedi to be present a.s the scene realistic. It will remain on the nstead will pieet at Mr. Crawford’s been an attack and that the two proceeds arc for the benefit of the stage throughout Scout Week, DUO-DISC Up lome in Maneb-aster on Trotter St. men had gone for help. They walk unit. which ends on Thursday, the 13th, for a Tubful ^w ith Vitreous Enameled Tub Those interested **111 meet a t Lhe ed leisurely to a cross street, down to remind Manchester people of the | ihapel Saturday evening at 7 which they disappeared. The slay Tlie second tournament' of the occasion. [ I’clock and transportation will be ers must have been friends of the winter in the Industrial mcn’.s irranged. This will only l»e for a man they killed, which is the only series, is scheduled to begin tomor !ew weeks until Mr. Crawford will way police can explain their pres row evening at the Manchester je able to come here as prcviouclv ence in the car. One sat in back, the Community clubhouse, with 15 e a d a e h e ilanned. other bc.side Cado in front. The po- teams, 14 of which will play each often re!;cycd ^ sltion of the body and the appear evening. This will carry the tourna- without ‘’dosing’' THE MANCHESTER ELECTRIC CO. & ance of the bullet wounds Indicated -nent along into April. The new 773 MAIN STREET SOUTH MANCHESTER PHONE 5181 Dependable service on furnace and that the man at Cada’s .side press teams are as follows: Oak Grove / • lliel oil may be secured by dialing ed a gun a;jainst “The Dude’s” Dairy, Merz Barber Shop, South il45. The Manchester Lumber Co.— head and fired and that the man be Enders, Midway, Lynn Oil Burners, OVE^'W MILLION JARS USED YEARLY Ldv. hind leaned forward and fired. Hartmans. Edjrwood Fruit Farm. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN, MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3 ,19S0. PAGE E IG H T Here’s Exercise That Will Stand You on Your Head By JAC AUER OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON ‘ A famous stage star, known for 1980 By nca Scwvicc, iwc.______. her poise and elegant grace, once ro ^ ^ a o v c c said that the secret to her perfect The average conversation of the |> Or sealing-wax, to practical Jc^ , body control was that she stood on family is not very stimulating. We may mean jars of preserves tod V LAURA IflU BROOKMAN her head for beauty. talk of food, and the going to bed, jelly—old ways of canning and nisw 1930 NEA Service Inc. There is a great truth in what and the getting up, and who has a ' processes of making things air- she said. For in order to reach headache, and the movie last night, tight. Anyhow, it didn^t occur to municated with Mickey Mortimer the point where you can stand on and doing errands, and practicing, him perhaps in the fifteen minutes BEGIN HERE TOD.W locuea______up_ and wan wampg^release ^ , ™ or not, but believed she did. There vour head, you must develop I and “have you got your night-work he took to grab a little knowledge Judith Cameron, typist in a >e\v ; Tony was at liberty to leave was a telephone extension in the litheness, control of all your body (done?” on the assigned subject in his new York publishing house, marries her j ^yay of reaching home SO you can dig deeper into my muscles and perfect a balance that father’s dough! I’ve understood that girl’s room. Moreover, Tony was re I We talk about “ shoes and cab- set of books to look in the index <-mplover, Arthur Knight. Knight is . except to wait for her father s ar- sourceful and she was rebellious. makes for beauty. bages” and forget the “sealing- under “seals and si^ ets.” But he’s a widower with a daughter, Tony, Mortimer was held for exceed- all along from the beginning. Makes Therefore, as the last exercise you sore because I see through your Judith, foreseeing no end to the wax, ships and kings.” Not that picked up a lot of information and 18. in 1‘aris, and a son. Junior, 10, j„g the speed limit and driving wretched state of affairs, began to i in rounding the 1930 curves. I shoes and cabbages cannot be in- we listen to him with interest, graft, doesn’t it?” the head stand. If you at school. . . while under the influence of liquor. , i face new terrors. Things could n o t, suggest the heaa scanu. xi. j'ui teresting, but they are common-' Going to Sea—Verbally ^ -V honeymoon in Bermuda is in- 1 policeman who had made the ar- Judith moved her lips to speak much longer. She was afraid i can do it, you are in good con i- place. Sealing-wax, and ships, and Ships cannot be disposed of in tcrruptcd-. . by ...... u cablegramth a t'______that 1 ______reportedf’nr wasthe car makine was making80 80 ; but Tony was ahead: Tony" w ^ ld commit some horrible j tion , and should friend,” she kings are not. a day. No dinner table conversa Tony is on 'her way to America, j^iles an hour. . “ Listen, my blond act ^of revenge-perhaps go away keep it. other ^e^ To go on with the little figure, ’ve been in this tion with two, four, or six people Judith.Tiidith and .Vrthur------sail to , meet her. -ju st imagine, Judith,” said said. “ Ever since you ’ with Mortimer! I should repeat all f ^ the world is so full of a number all anxious to talk at once can dis Knight, his voice sinking to a husky house there’s been trouble. You’ve It was these thoughts which drove j ercises given m this series u When Knight brings his daughter me. of things, that is the very reason pose of “ships” in half an hour. home, the girl ignores her step pitch. “Imagine going into a police turned my father against 1 Judith Knight finally to her lament- 'you reach a stage of body control Why family thoughts and family : that permits you to take and hold I’d say we could spend a w’eek on mother. Later she tells Judith she station to get my own daughter— ! ’ You’ve got him so he suspects ever^ | 'bie'pom-se^of action. She telephoned conversations should be turned to- them, at least. Why just think of must leave the house. Knight over Judith was deeply sorry for him. thing I say or do. You make hiin (..gj the head stand. Any way you look at this exercise, it is an incentive ward some of them and away from things there are to look up hears and compels Tony to apolo- "But don’t you think it will be a think what you do is Perfect and morning of the third the everlasting chant of “Look at about ocean liners alone. And the lesson for her? Tony must have everything I do is a sin. And now it , room. The to further exercise! Several exercises which we have your hands. Go and wash them at qm di.scoverers! And submarines! ” \ndy Craig, a young man Knight i been ashamed and embarrassed as ,rr,n’iiyou’ll fakptake mVmy adviccadvice youyou’! 11 clea : came as a sudden inspiration once”——-novo “Dave, we’reTi.'p’rp havinghavimr sausail- ! ^^d the present naval parley and out! Because let me tell you, Miss I discussed lead to the head. One has ludped.‘Iped through „ college calls on ; j^^ch as you.’ while Judith was checking over erkraut and weenies tonight, I what it’s all about! I believe wc •That’s the trouble! She didn’t Snoopy, that things will happen j is the “shoulder roll,” where you Tony. He calls frequently and one household accounts for the week. crossed feet in don’t want you to bring anyone might make that week a month, in rveuing iiheii Tony refuses to ac seem to care a bit until I began to you’re not looking for. And what’s She sat at her writing desk, j caught your crosseo r^ home.” "You only practiced 45 very truth, about ships company him to a dog show Judith tell that good-for-nothing what I more, you’ll go! Now get out of here pad of paper before her and pencil i hands ^ “high^bi- minutes. I was watching the thought of him. Then she was posi- i and let me sleep.” Kings! Ah, now we’re getting Tony, lett alone "ith nor fnhand; but instead of copying aK the clock.” “Junior only made 65 in into history and we’ll have to take Lively uncontrollable.” f It was no use! figures and adding them in tidy ?alhcr, tells him spitefully it is Ju body control exercise of Saturday spelling.” “ Sit up and eat your one king at a time. dith and not herself whom Judith refilled his coffee cup. In Without a word Judith arose, left 1 Judith was making odd dinner.” excitement Arthur Knight was for the tray where it stood and went f bttle squares and circles and then all work towards this. “ VVa.xing” Educational So many things to look up in comes to the house to see. Knight 1. To successfully learn the head books and learn about and talk denies this angrily. getting about breakfast. out of the rocm. Then she shut the | blackening them, Let’s take the sealing-wax, for “Judith,” he said, “won’t YOU door behind her, leaning against it j ^ndy Craig! stand, take easily, first making sure about outside of denominate num- Tony surprises Judith by asking of your hands and head, by trial. ' instance. We could take gasoline, licr to have lunch in town with her ; fj-y to handle her? You know better ^yg^kly for a moment and c! or angora-wool, or lava, or p er-! bers and parsing Even shoes and clenching i — though „ a sudden ray of light ,2 Put your head down, place ° __ i cabbages are not so commonplace next day. Judith keeps the appoint- ^bat to say to her than I do.” j ber hands so tightly they colored fume, or alfalfa, or reindeer moss, j 1 had come pouring through the win- hands and then gradually when we get down to cases and ment and is met by Andy Craig, who , “Oh, 'but ‘ Arthur—” i first . . . red , and__ j then white. (low, writing Andy’s name in letters j ^ raising your legs, perhaps one or emeralds, or any of a thousand (Svnlains Tony asked him too, to -yes, I know what you’re think- i ,.Qb_ God,” she prayed, other things, but sealing-wax will learn about production. One rep don t let ; scattering the desola at a time until you learn balance resents industry’, the other farm meet her. The two...... are together...... jng ...... and what ...... you’re going to say._ bate her so!”___ _ _ ...... !...... tion, Judith sat up . very , straight in Never throw both legs up because do. Why not turn the children’s at ing. If you’ve ever tried to grow w lien 'I'ony _ arrives______halt an hour late j ______gut nothin.? “ that I tell her does. 1 | Crossingrirossine: the hall into her owm her chair. Of course Andy was the you are apt to turn a somersault with her father. She is artful enough a^y good. Why, Judith, it wasn t a | room, Judith paced back and forth, tention to that for tomorrow’s cabbages, as I have, and tried to 1 one person to whom to appeal. Iand come down so heavily that you to make Judith's and Craig’s pro- ; ■week ago that Tony promised me | back and forth for several minutes, topic? Sealing-wax means seals, keep the white butterflies away, 1 She hurried downstairs, passed hurt yourself. Moreover, to learn tests sound incriminating, .\fter on her word of honor to be home | gbg was tired, nervous and over- seals means si^ ets, signets—why, keep the white butterflies away, to stand on your head in the right you’ll know it’s a trick to grow llnlKhtlurKonrJuSthy-o« lo his ii'ery oight at 12 o'clock and stop i ^ ,ast thoroughly ca- | JJJ'aid'sh'utre'doTca'^r.! y„u muit learn balance. The head stand we’re getting into a land of ro u ___i..:„ visi. Sc inirt hv his ' He- nnn<5<’n.se. i hniisted shc crcpt to the beci ana uiui.o ouuiaj , , a I way, yvjix aaaucc __ mance for sure now. Famous rings good cabbages. So much more in olliec to c.xplain. Shfc is told by his | her nonsense, nausiea, sue | fully behind her. Then she took l 3 some people have the best teresting than merely eating them. secretary he cannot see her. ' Judith hesitated. of famous people used to sign in the Knight house- ; down the“‘Telephone receiver and | when they try taking the head j muscles must be prac- death warrants, treaties, pardons, But there! I could go on for There is a reconciliation after “ You know I'd do anything I nnherrlble For two ' called the number of Hunter Broth- gtand, with their backs m a cor-1 enough to balance you right, Knight arrives home. He tells Ju- gould,” she said guardedly. “ But hold became unbearable. For two edicts, abdications, surrenders! days, there ace so many things to ner. That way they can walk up keeping the legs from toppling talk about. Why not let the chil (lith they are to entertain a group ; doesn’t like me. I’m afraid 1 mlseraoiemiserable oays days me the auuospuexc atmosphere was , ers recklesslv she asked to Speaking of death warrants, some ,------' Quite the wall, so to speak, balancing in over. times the seals themselves were dren learn about something new of his business assoeiates ne.xt week , slightest influence with j alternately tense with i“ Pendmg , Craig and then, the meantime, and can tell if they at a theater party. Judith buys a ■ fi^ama or nerve-wracking m its , speak An^^w Do not be discouraged if you death warrants — those poison under the sun to them — every have learned the trick enough to day? Something outside of school beautitul gown lor the occasion. I ..p Judith. Please talk to , silent gloom. | ^ . ..p,ujg jg Judith ” ' fail to take the head stand. It is rings of the Borgias and the Medici, W hen she tries it on Arthur praises ; .. , Arthur stormed at Tony. At times , nounced This is Juaitm ^ hoist the feet. ^ | ^^g-g perfection. for instance. books, I mean. 4. Standing on yoiir tggt ffig world makes is one’s her e.xtravagantlv. Tony overhears didn’t want to promise, but | the girl stormed back and at other J ^ ^ ^ trick, in the sense that yo^ ^ a y , ihe^ test ^the and next day Judith finds the dress ggitfigr gould she desregard the ap- j times she wept. She had been for- surmise good morning! I feel high- {ry it and try it and then, sudden-1 appearance: riddled to bits. i peal In Knight's voice. i bidden to take out her car. In re- the head erect, The frock is duplicated and the 1 ..x'n_do what I can,” Judith told | taliation Tony refused to leave her , ly honored.2u.UK .n no teco. ror li.l-t | theater party pro\cs a success.^ him. 1 bedroom. When Judith and Arthur reach “ Will you talk to her today?” | ju jith felt like a lost soul, wan in. a call conies It might as well be done once and ; Bering between the two. She was ; '■TSSSTW.' She saiKearneat-lroS, SS5*"“. p o ^ S lioine after 3 a I,,.1,1 ““o“- — ■ -- ; uciilug, .ov-.,,...'— — 1 iv “I’ve got to see you. Just as soon I xnuch fat on your body. Your 1 - , ” , _ " tvip Vpal sroals at HEALTH that Tony and an eseoit are fyr all. ! aware that the younger girls i Z possible' It’s very important.” arms moreover, must have been! grace. These are the ----- ‘rounding g the 1930 in a police station _charge^^^^^^ ..p„ try,’’ shc_agrecd^and | tagonism toward her_had^erptah^^ S^rciseT until they are strong which to aim in reckless driving. Knight brings nis promise Arthur Knight was vaguely she understood the dan- , , - , . anything at enough to hold your weight. And curves.” daughter home and Tony pours out gg^.g^,^ , gj^^ think of the I ^something I’m WON’T JUNIOR EAT? Furthermore, the child finds him- ’ self the center of attraction and en- her wrath upon Judith. » » . j ^figre Tony Knight ; J . . though. TERH.APS IT’S DUE TO , . r , ,, He said he thought he had man- , strike—and strike sure! This ; ^ ^ P^.gj^ j- j^fet! UNAPPETIZING FOOD I joys it so much that the food De- >0\\ GO ON WITH THE STOlU *______! comes a secondary matter. aged to keep the affair out ot the j .^^.gg unfortunate. I seemwhere?” If the father or any of the older CHAETER X.XV newspapers but in this he was mis .. By DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN She could not tell if Tony com- | assured her that was possible ; brothers or sisters refuse to eat any Tony as usual (when she made (.gi^j.^. There was no mention of Editor Journal of the American 1taken. i and said he was leaving the office i portion of their food, the baby is up her mind to do so) demoralized -py^y Knight’s name, but even the Medical Association and of Hygeia, 1 quite willing to copy the perform the household next day. ' most conservative morning journals Shoulder Cape Collar .Altogether 1 at 12 o’clock. the Health Magazine Arthur Knight insisted he could ygj.j.jgj ^ couple of paragraphs to Smart; Fashion for School Miss “Then I’ll meet you any-ft'here you ; All of the experts in child train ance. say at that time. Where shall it ’ WOMAN’S DAY ing and child care emphasize re Doctor Stafford mentions parUcu- not sleep and did not want to go to effect that Mickey Mortimer had larly the fact that it is exceptiorfal bed after he had follo'ved his re- locked up for speeding and in- b e?” i peatedly the importance of getting Craig urged her to set the meet- | A few weeks ago some man playing bridge, going to the thea- to see a child eat well ■who has bcllious daughter into the house at (.oxicalion the previous night, A few weeKs ago somebody’s party. the food to the child and getting the ing place herself. Judith thought' child to eat it. been spoon-fed by a nurse or six o’clock in the ^ ; Evening newspapers printed larg- swiftly. I------crashed into print advising women ^ ------mother after the second year. persuaded him to go upstairs ^ headlines and add the informa- The child is in many ways mere Spoon-feeding is a form of stuffing. “ Let’s make it that ‘Rookery’ to work less and loaf more, Double Duty ly a small adult. Any foodstuff, as hc down if only tor an hour. | Mortimer had had with place that Tony took us to. It’s quite itself was not so new, The child does not eat well because Shc lowered the window shades , ^ brunet companion whose And most women who work out is pointed out .^enry E S t^ o rd g and he is spoon-fed near the^_Hunter building. You I'e-j carried it a bit further in his room, closed the door softly name was not being divulged. The side the home are quite apt to put may be rendered unpalatable and ^^es not eat well. This in a full program of home activi and came downstairs again. At most flamboyant copies of the “ y" ^ ? eVaig remembered. He said than that. It was his theory that distasteful by improper cooking process can go on almost forever. ..seven shc went to the kitchen, told tabloid press appeared with head ties as well. and serving. He describes particu he would meet her there at 10 min- no woman could do her be.=t by How many women do you know The tired child is not hungry and Cora not Lo start breakfast until lines about “Millionaire Playboy j herself or her job. and keep her larly vegetables cooked in large utes past 12 o’clock. Judith replaced — you don’t have to be exact, re the child can be exhausted just as she had further instructions, and Jailed,” reprinted photographs o f' feet on the ground all day. quantities of water, then pureed the reciever of the telephone, satis ^ member—who, on the way home into an unrecognizable mass and much by nagging and driving as by cautioned the servants Lo be very Mickey, of his attractive wife in her Women would make more effi fied. from w'ork, stop at the grocer s served with an overhelping of too much play. Children are indi- quiet. stage days and of their Lwo-year- » * « cient executives, he maintained, if ■viduals and should be handled indi- Juditli drank coffee, ate toast and : Gloria Mortimer, play -tKo-notte» occurre.. to teem, a„
PAGE NINE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SDUTH MANCHESTER, CONN^ MONDAY, FEBRUARY 3,1930. More Football Than Basketball As Rec Is Bleated
WINTER'S GOLF SENSATION MCCLUSKEY’S SHOES Rec Swimmers Victors DISAPPEAR AT Both K. of L. and Rec
/^/ALAN C3 0 U L - D ___ H. S. Mermen Defeated ASSOCIATED PRESS. SPORTS EDITOR Get Away With Mayhem By ALAN J. GOULD Boston Report TeDs of Hard -<*> William H. Dempsey, the well known gentleman of ring fortune, is Luck Which Followed Lo BOX SCORE Referee McCormick Misses Plainfield Loses Meet Here; sufficiently astute to realize that his value in any public circumstance cal Track Star. Knights of Lithuania (32) Many Fouls In Rough Bat Roxbury ftrep Trims H. Local Sport is in no wise handicapped by the P. X B. F. thought that perhaps, after all, the 2 Malinow'ski, rf ...... 2 2-4 Old Man Mauler may be persuaded 4 Giraitis, If ...... 4 0-0 tle; Rec Girls Defeated S. at New Haven. Chatter to have one more fling with the When Joe McCluskey, Manches- 0 W. Shages, If ...... 0 1-1 gloves. ters’ best running product in many 0 S. Shimkus, c. If ...... 3 , 0-0 Nevertheless and notwithstanding a day, had his chance to meet Pet- 0 E. Shagis, c ...... 1 0-0 19 to 16. Manchester’s two swimming l Ray Marchinek, crack Holyoke all this pleasant innuendo, the fact kiewicz, the Flying Polish champion 2 C. Shimkus, r g ...... 2 3-5 teams, the Rec and High school, I center, will be in the Rec lineup is that Dempsey has very little, if 0 Mazatas, Ig ...... 1 0-1 at the K. of C. games in ^ t o n last By TOM STOWE broke even Saturday afternoon. In | against Branford here tomorrow- any more intention or desire to re week, more than ill fortune attend- the Rec tank here the local town , night. He sure esure looked impres turn to active combat than his suc 'ed his efforts, according to stories, 8 . 13 6-11 32 team took Plainfield into camp 37 sive against New Haven last week. cessor, James J. Tunney. drifting hither from the Hub. Joe Rec Five (27) The Rec Five made a grave error to 27 while at the Yale Pool in These two put on their last big has been clocked in the two mile Saturday night when it went to New Haven the local schoolboys ^ T niav a ^^t in Chicago. Tunney may prefer faster than Pctkiewicz has ever Holland, rf .. Hartford to play basketball against were defeated by Roxbury Prep 35 The Knights of Lithuania play a recollect that he said his farewell Faulkner, If , return game with the Rec teams ou I knockout of done the stretch, and there was the Knights of Lithuania. The Cubs, to 27. Both meets were close and more than ordinary interest in the Gustafson, If interesting. February 18. One thing is certaui. | Heeney but as a matter of match. Farr, c ...... tow'n football champions, should It was the third straight setback “Red” McCormick will not be select-, fact,Gentleman Gene really gave a * Joe had rim in the relay and re Madden, rg . 6 j have been dispatched from the Silk for the High school, yet the locals ed as referee. Better to have a i greater exhibition of prowess in his turned to the training quarters to Dowd, Ig ... City in its place. In event of such a continue to show improvement. Con blind man, as one of the local play- j second flght with Dempsey than he 2 rest for the two mile. It seems that * Conroy, Ig . substitution, Manchester would sidering the fact that most of the ers remarked afterward. did in using old Tom for a punch those in charge of the Casey games team consists of new men, too much ing bag. Of course, there was the in Boston don’t consider it essential
Wall Motto Around a garage is no place for monkey business and we are not in the monkey business. 4 An automobile is the first thing \ about most any city that strikes you nowadays. The taxing powers seem deter mined to kiU the automobUe goose that lays the golden tax egg. ; — ------______b. Crosby. Great Britain rights reservet* A Gentle Reminder: That empty ( King Features Syndicate. Inc. gas tank gently reminds us that w’e should not have passed up that OUR BOARDING HOUSE filling station behind us. The dumbest person is the one t Toonerville Folks Cy Fontaine Foi who can’t hide his own ignorance. | By Gene Ahern A one-way street, is a street on which the motorist is bumped from log cabin. He will begin his auto the rear only. biography: “My people were a one- j ONE OF ED WoRTUE’S HOSS WAS SROUNP BENEATH THE ^ A CHiL L ,B £ A P ^ car family. ; WHEELS OF THE LOC.AI. FREIGHT oN FEBRUARY 2 — ^ SPeAKlAj'' ABOLi-f _ l-f SE'-nS We want to know: In case of an | coL P iiS. A l a s k a ; w"a7,wHBa I auto wreck, who should speak first? j Mr. Smith—So Jones has two ‘ COLP vtlEA-fMeR, s a v And should the man precede the ; cars now? OKie uli^iTgR, tUrie/d WiAJrfBR r WAS KiBAR -TVIB aJoPTH lady through the windshield? j Mr. Taylor—Yes, he couldn’t get I WAS ik\ i^aj)So#i b a V, WAS* ^HBRE OQR PoLB t PO Voli KaIo W his accessories all on one. 'THERMOMB-TBR HaW I WOUUP s Ha ^/b ? Bath tubs can't compete with g o s Kt T ll automobiles when it comes to real Sunday has become that day, in \ rC ^ HAP 'To KB^P-THAWI/zU^ cocJlpaJY a o /W V HUA-M-t5liST ShSAP plunges. which you either get bawled out by o a -f m V FOUf^TAl/J^PEUTb TAR'THBR PoWAi .*THb b b a p p OFF w rfH the preacher or the traffic cop. VJRI'TB MV PIARV'*-^ VeHr WB Ha p MV VIAicSBRS / — Nature is much the same every < E B P a where, and where the cars don’t run If the little new Fords could l-f WAS So COLV l*T WlAiS FA-TALTb CA aJPLB you down the neighbors do. speak the first thing they would B u s t e d y o u -THA-r W iMTBRt B oiL iM o VAWlLi cTAV/i probably say to the driver would be: HoT c o f f b b waaLp-ruRfa UkiPBR [-f So MliSCLBS WOOLP FREBZe Sleeping at the wheel, is another “What’s Your Hurry?" OtYE- BECo s EVEffysonv way to keep the motorist from IKITO AjU w h il e rr UlOLlLPAiV . SOUP BEFORE VOLi growing old. MUSICAL FIREMAN Ha s B in s a y in ^ ^ PoaPiBP IK^-TH B iiS -T ' COULP PELA^ .N TH e t -To -THEM' Traffic Cop—Yer hittin’ sixty! New York—The musical world Young Wife—But the man said I lost a great voice and Engine 263 / HiMf could go as fast as I w*anted after of the fire department won a crack- the first 500 miles. erjack probationary fireman when William “Bill” Bailey gave up a Jo—Know anything about cars ? vocal career for the latter job. Bill Bo—Been mixed up with ’em a was offered a lucrative singing part bit. in the “New Moon,” but passed it Jo—Mechanic? up for the job of fighting flames at Bo—No, pedestrian. a salary of $1769 a year. He quit the show game because it was list On the level, w'e don’t like back less and because the fireman job seat driving, or on the hills either. gave him a “kick.” “How Tired I Am,” said the car SEEK IDE.YL MET.YL as an extra was placed on her rear. Washington—A metal which will Teacher—If a farmer sells 500 combine all the strength of steel, bushels of wheat for $1.17 a bushel, the heat resistance of others, the C25 4 what will he get? toughness and lightness of some— l) Little Willie—A new Ford. in short, a perfect metal for all in % dustrial uses, is the goal of Dr. Zay The statesman of the future will Jeffries, president of the American not boast that he was born in a Society for Steel Treating. “It is not just a dream,” Dr. Jeffries says, “for research has brought forth metals the last year near to this ideal.” GF A REAL HONESTY TAKES BRICKS, & R£G. u. s. PAT. orr. Ivnoxville—Ike Tipton, of Tipton, 01930 by nca service, me. 2 - 3 ? i, , MORTAR Tenn., bought a car and owed the HAPPfMBSS TO EOlUD man he bought it from some money. < 3 THE RIGHT He lost the address of the man and (Opontaine Fox» 1930, KIMD O F ran an ad in a paper here as fol The Truth ^or Once By Oane HOME. lows: “I bought a car somewhere VVASHlN(iTON TUBBS 11 in Knoxville from a man, and I lost his address. I owe him a little / ^ 'S £ £ , H(M AN' WE \MU7 iN CAHOOTS. SEEN HER GET H\S MONEY, SO WE FOlLERS \ ^ S'DON'T hapta TrtRewew m e . ft balance due. Would like to get TELL PiU. VOL) I WUZ HI REP To HELP SPV ON D'DCOK h e r . w e l l -'NOT POES SHE PO 8UT HIPE IT, ^ D^\^1S0^1 DONE WE DlR.T — >’It squeal in touch with him.” KWOVJ OOVffk, OR. To SEE WHEN HE COPPEP WASH'S DOlKiH. PE. GUNi DAWSON SEES HER> AN’ HELPS HlSSELF W\T PLEASURE. BUT IT WONT W? CaECROE, fUL WEUU, O'POOK CiETS P'POUGH, AN’ ME To Th e m , he g im m e d’gat, a n ' sa ys to b e a t AH! FOOLED THEM SOU NO CjOOO “ HE'S RONE LEFT PAWSON AH’ BULL'S A'MMTIN’ TO BUMP HIM OFF \T-HE'LL S p u r WIT* ME LATER. BAH*. WOTTA iM m s aiRspiavie. you V WHEN ALONG ROLLS OIS COUNTESS, FOOL I VNU'Z TO TRUST Ponca City, Okla.—A live baby \MONT dEVER CATCH f auction created a near riot here re SIfiPS WITH V. ANO EASES US O'TROUBLE PAT o u s t I------C'MON, WASH*. cently. Advertised for days, it at GOTTA WORK tracted a huge crowd. Came the A^ONey! r FAST. night of the auction and police^ tried T to interfere. Major Baltal inter COUHieSS told vlKERE vened and said he’d resume all re sponsibility. The baby*was auc SrtE HlO STOLtN tioned off and won b y » woman. ^ 190> 000, ’BUT V\)ASH The “live baby” proved to be a six- F\WS N0TMIN&. weeks-old pig. TRAM? CLAIMS BOLL KNEW Of PLACE, MO Took TUBBS’ fORTOKE,
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Mary A. Benton, assisted by Misses Helen and Gertrude Carrier. DRIVES FORD ROADSTER D. A. R. MEMBERS HEAR Members and friends are re ABOUT TOWN minded to listen in to WTIC Tues OF AMERICANIZATION day at 3 p. m. when Miss Emeline INTO BIG N. E. T. BUS M anchester Lodge, No. 1477, A. Street, state \dce regent, will Order of Moose, will have an im speak on “Americanization Work of portant meeting this evening at 8 DeHan Gets Worst of En A. N. Potter Tells Local Chap the D. A. R.” counter and Admits It Was o’clock at the home clubhouse. A ter of His Work—Introduces large attendance is desired. Inspired by Liquor. Three Students. .AMATEUR DRESSMAKING Mrs. Ethel Carlson and daughter ____ i Jousting with a big New England Jean who have been spending the A largely attended meeting . of Transportation Co. bus traveling past two weeks with Mrs. Carlson’s Orford Parish Chapter, D. A. R., CONTEST IS ANNOUNCED | mother, Mrs. Frank Waters of this ! west on Center street at midnight was held at the South Methodist last night proved disastrous to a town, left this morning for Albany, church Saturday afternoon. Thirty- J. W. Hale Company lo Give Ford roadster and its driver, Wil ,N. Y. six members and , ten guests were Prizes for Best Garments liam DeHan of 110 Fairfield street. Sunset Rebekah lodge will begin present. Made of Cotton. The former was badly damaged and its meeting this evening in Odd Fel The meeting was called to order , the latter suffered a bad cut over lows hall at 7:15, to allow for the by the regent followed by the salute Girls and women of all ages in j his right eye and was arrested on public entertainmeht at 8:15 for the to the Flag and the singing of Manchester, who are not profession ' the charge of driving imder the in benefit of the Groton Infirmary America. al dressmakers, are eligible to enter fluence of liquor. He'pleaded guilty fund. An unusually interesting pro Mrs. Louis L. Grant, treasurer of Hale's amateur contest in the mak to that charge in police court this gram will be presented under the di Orford Parish Chapter, gave a most ing of wash garments (dresses, en- morning. Sentence was deferred rection of Past Noble Grand Editli interesting report of the regents’ rembles, blouses, skirts, etc,) the until Wednesday. Walsh and her c'^ramittee. It wui and treasurers’ meeting held in contest was announced today. Cot DeHan was driving south on consist of a humorous comedy, Hartford recently. This was follow tons which are enjoying such a Newman street and struck the bus. ed by reports of committees. Miss great success at leading Southern driven by John C. Hilton of 936 “Twelve Old Maids’’ coache4 by Langdon reported 13 subscriptions Mrs. Emma L. Nettleton, readings, resorts, promise to enjoy a greater West Main street, Waterbury, on to the D. A. R. magazine. Miss Mary, “ rogue this spring and summer. So the nsuv.right front ----- door,- - denting------o the dances and musical numbers. Home Cheney, chairman of Glass V'—’" ’ Hale’s are confining this contest to j gi^e■ of '■ the bus from door to made candy will be sold. Ruins, reported progress in her making of cotton and cotton ; rear end. tvia The Enrd.Ford, nwrisdowned by work; chairman of Historic Spots, and rayon garments only. Purcell DeHan of 40 Fairfield Mrs. Walter Hobby has returned Mrs. John M. Williams, told of send The contest...... will be divided into street, according to the police re to her hame on Henry street from ing a picture of the Glass Works two classes: Class A, garments port, had the windshield broken, the Memorial hospital where she re Ruins to the state chairman, Miss made by girls 6 to 16; Class B, g ar right front mud guard bent, right cently underwent an operation. Crofut, for use in “The Guide to ments made by girls 17 and up. The front headlight broken, front bump Historic Spots,” also a “History of contest starts at once and closes er all bent, left front end of chassis The Buckland Parent-Teacher as the Glass W'orks’ Ruins” to the Friday, February 29th, The gar bent. sociation will give its by-monthiy State Historian, Mrs. Phineas Ran ments will be judged by three local Officer David Galligan investi whist and dance at the school ha'l dall who is compiling a book on women whose names will be an gated and made the arrest. this evening, with Miss Eleanor “Arts and Crafts of Early Connec nounced later, Saturday, March 1. Stoughton and Miss Helen Crowe ticut.” The winners will be announced in two of the teachers in charge. Mrs. Thomas J. Lew'ie, vice regent The Herald and shown in Hale’s and chairman of patriotic education show window, Monday, March 3rd. REG NOTES Jacob Rubinow, son of Mr. and reported that two complete layettes | Six prizes will be given as fol Mrs. William Rubinow of East had been made by some of the mem- j lows: Center street, has been home for a bers. These will be sent to Pine, Class A, The business men’s class held few days from Harvard college Mountain Settlement school, Ken-. 1st. S5. Merchandise Certificate. every Tuesday and Thursday after tucky. The money for these lay- | 2nd. Pair of Gloves (up to $3.98.) where he is a freshman. noon from 5 to 6 is proving more ettes was from the prize which was ; 3rd. Pair of Hosiery (up to $1.95.) and more popular as is manifested won by the patriotic education com-. Justice of the Peace Stuart J. Class B: by the increased attendance. mittee last year. I 1st. $10. Merchandise Certificate. The chess tournament will get un (32-inches wide) Wasley performed the cerem.ony Miss Ella Washburn, chairman of ^ 2nd. Pair of Gloves (up to $3.98.) Saturday evening, uniting in mar der way shortly at the Rec. Anyone detailed Americanization gave an ; 3rd. Pair of Hosiery (up to $1.95.) who has not yet enrolled should do riage Robert G. Garrity and Mary J. account of her work. She has made , Pellerin both of Hartford. The at so immediately or else risk being 36 calls among the foreign-bom and i Hair Lotion Houbigant is a trium left out when play begins. tendants were Mrs. Alphonso l.a has given out the following man-1 phant contribution to the perfection Bonte of Hartford and Milton E. uals; 65 to A. N, Potter, 45 to Miss of the coiffure, supplying that which Houser. Jessie Reynolds and through the the smart Parisienne considers so Another Shipment—1,000 Yards children and calls 110 in English, essential to her complete toilette—a o r e distinctive, more charming than ever The Women’s Christian Temper 15 in Italian and 3 in Polish, Miss perfume for the hair. Call 5009— ance Union will meet tomorrow at Washburn had arranged a very Weldon Beauty Parlor—for a sham are these new “Year-Round” offerings, re 2:30 at the home of Mrs. Albert attractive manual exhibit on a poo with Hair Lotion Houbigant, produced in a rich variety of color combina Mann, 32 Linden street. Mrs. Ray large table in the rear of the room applied after the shampoo.—Adv. Mtions which permit a choice for every individual Cotton Prints mond Hollister of East Hartford wi'l a center of eight American flags of surrounded by copies of the manuals taste. There are patterns large and small...._ ---- give a reading on “The Life FOR THIS MONTH Christ.” written in 17 different languages, floral, leaf and geometric effects. .. .all strikingly also English, These are published executed. 17c yard Captain Herman Schendel, JacK by the National Society, Dl A, R. for Sanson and Manager Campbell of the use of the foreign-born. The smartness of these fabrics is rivaled only by Another shipment of those neat, colorful cotton the State theater went to New Yorh At this time the speaker for the RUBBER HEELS prints which proved to be so popular two weeks ago afternoon, Arthur N. Potter super n, their amazing practicality. Wonderfully easy to today to arrange for the acts to De ’ flour when we placed them on sale. A variety of new, Spring visor of evening schools and a mem IT repaired { cut and sew, sturdy and long-wearing, they are guar patterns. Color fast. 36 inches wide. presented at the annual policemen’s ber of the Manchester High school benefit, Sunday afternoon, Februaiy O’SULLIVAN and anteed absolutely fast both by us and the manufac faculty was introduced. He gave an turer. And they are so inexpensive that enough 16. enlightening talk on his work with Enter Hale’s Sewing Contest in the the foreign-born, touching the social, The Last for half-a-dozen frocks cost only a small amount. James Crough today took over economical and political life of our GOODYEAR Making of Wash Garments the management of the Atlantic and foreign people, their social charac Pacific Tea Company’s store at teristics, stressing the importance of ' Girls and women of all ages (not professional dressmakers) are eli Maple and Spruce streets. Mr. further education of the foreigner Word gible to enter Hale's Sewing Contest in the making of wash garments (dresses, blouses, ensembles, etc.) The contest will be divided into two Crough has been head of the fruit after he becomes a citizen. After It’s a wise man who lets his 'and vegetable department of the A. his talk he introduced three of the classes—Class A, garments made by girls 6 to 16; Class B, garm ^ts and P. market since its establisn- students from the evening school, wife get in that inevitable last made by girls 17 and up. Any cotton, or rayon and cotton fabrics re tailing at 29c to $1.00 may be used providing the material is purchased nient in the Richards building on Mrs, E, S, Silverstein, Mrs, Bessie word within his hearing.. .be the west side of Main street. McCormack and Mrs. Madeline at this store. 'l>.e contest starts at once and closes Friday, February Wildegger who read letters they cause invariably it’s good ad 28th. The garments will be judged Saturday, March 1st, aind shown !n Miss Marjory Smith oi Edwood had written as part of their English vice. This careful housewife’s our windows and announced in the local paper Monday, March 3rd. street and Miss Marion Burr of lessons, showing their appreciation L.\DIES’ AND CHILDREN’S Each persons may enter one or more garments. and help received in the manuals last word to hubby was “Don’t Main street, local girls who are ATTACHED PRIZES: seniors at Wellesley college, spent given them. These letters with 35 forget—it’s Joseph C. Wilson’’ the week-end at their homes. Miss more which were on exhibition will CLASS A CLASS S Smith had as her guest her class be sent to Miss Emeline Street, This special is repeated to afford j because she knew we d repair 1st—$5.00 Merchandise Csrtifi 1st—$10.00 Merchandise Certifi cate. mate, Miss Virginia McKibben of state chairman. those who did not take advantage of j their plumbing equipment effi- cate. Terre Haute, Indiana. Mrs. Elliott Washburn entertained our offer last month a last oppor- . . . , 2nd—$3.98 Pair of Gloves 2nd—S3.98 Pair of Gloves with the following numbers which tunity to do so. I ciently and speedily. 3rd—$1.95 Pair of Hosiery 3rd—$1.95 P air of Hosiery Miss Barbara Bendal has been were greatly appreciated by the Those wishing to enter the contest kindly leave their name at the home from Tufts college for the audience: I Remember this is the only shoe Yard Goods Department, Main Floor, left.. mid-year holiday. Saxonne, by Godard; On Lake ■ repair shop that gives you this spe- HALE’S WASH GOODS DEPARTMENT—Main Floor, left Wallenstadt, by Franz Liszt. , cial. Julius Fradin of Fradin’s apparel Dainty refreshments were served | shop is in New York today attend by the hostesses, Mrs, Byron S. Car ing an exhibition of new spring rier, Mrs, John L, Brown and Miss Joseph C. Wilson fashions in coats, dresses and mil Sam Yulyes linery. Plumbing and Heating Mrs. Elliott’s Shop 701 Main St., Johnson Block Contractor. Bridge will attract players from Next Door to Dougherty’s 28 Spruce St. Tel. 5043 all over town this evening at the Februarv Special Manchester Community club’s social Barher Shop. South Manchester WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc at the White house, 79 North Main RUGS VALENTINES street. The standing social commit Greatly Reduced tee will be in charge and will of Start the kiddies making Valentines now. /'y\: Funeral Directors fer three prizes and refreshments. 853 Main St. I) ESTABLISHED 55 YEARS Buy W hite Oak Coal $12.00 per I SPECIAL EVANGELIST CAMPAIGN Boxes of material that will make 8 valen ton. G. E. Willis & Son.—Adv. tines with all the parts...... 25c CHAPEL AT 11 OAK ST. I Church of the Nazarene p 466 Main Street Material that will make 12 large fancy We Bake Every Day Robert K. Anderson Phones; OflBce 5171 FILMS I Rev. Mabel R. Manning, Nahant, Mass. Valentines f o r ...... 50c Funeral Director Residence 7494* Bread, Pies, Cakes DEVELOPED AND ^ Evangelist and Soloist ^nd Pastries PRINTED \ 24 HOUR SERVICE ^ Services week nights, except Saturday, 7:30. PARTY MATERIAL ^ r y a Loaf of our Film Deposit Box at ^ Sundays: 10:30 and 7:30 HOME MADE BREAD Store Entrance Napkins, Table Cover Bridge Covers, Manchester Tallys, Invitations, Decorated Crepe Paper, etc. Public (Market KEMP'S mmimiiiimmiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimimiiimimiiiimiiiiiiiiiuimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii A New Month and 28 We deliver. Dial 5139 The Dewey-Richman Co. WON More Days That Will 1 Jewelers Stationers Opticians Require Good Fuel To GOOD THINGS TO EAT NOT CONVINCED. Provide Plenty Of We notice that out in Detroit the Safety League nopes that the city will flood the streets and make them good and icy because, while ordinarily never a day passes without a motor fatality, in seven days of ice-covered roads nobody at all was killed. Even Heat In Your Home the crazily reckless were scared into driving care fully. Turn to us for quality coal and good delivery service However, Pinehurst wouldn’t advocate icing Main street in order to prevent customers from passing this time. so fast they possibly wouldn’t see this store. Nor would it any sooner think of reducing quality and service in order to make more profit. Dry roads and smooth ones, quality meats and groceries and When Planning Your Home the best of service, are good enough for Pinehurst. Baldwin A pples...... $1.29 16 qt. basket don’t overlook the faa that qu^ty $1.09 16 qt. basket, 3 qts. for 25c. lumber is essential to satisfaction. i 2 FOR 25c COUNTER SUGGESTIONS Lumber that has been carefully selec = Pineapple Tid-Bits Waxed Beans ted, graded, and seasoned saves time = Crushed Pineapple Green Beans in erection, insures sound construc E Sliced Beets Lima Beans tion and inakes a better appearance. i Pinehurst Very Best Coffee ...... 45c lb. 0$tr advia on plans is frtt. Ask us fir it. 1 z Fresh Downyflake Products. Fresh Pies and Cakes 2 to 3 lbs. Rib Ends of Pork to cook with Kraut . .25c lb. L. Pola Coal Co. Good Sauer Kraut, 3 lb s ,...... 25c W. G. Glenney Co. Yard, 62 Hawthorne St., IVIanchester. Phone 4918. Branch Office, 55 School St., South Manchester. Phone 46S2. Plenty of Lean Corn Beef. Coal, Lumber, Masons’ Supplies. jiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuniuiuiijuinuHiiimmiiuiiimiimmiiimiiiimtiniiuiiiiiiiiiiiuR Allen Place, Phone 4149 Manchester