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m u Lin^ NO. 20L (CaMolfled Advorttetiic on Page 1&); MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, MAY 25,1934. (EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE THREE POLICEMEN CAPITALLABOR SHOT BY BURGLAR; SET TO BATTLE 1,000 OF STATE MamA V „ ' '4^'^ ^ ' J ' // TOMHNISH QUELL RIOT IN TOLEDO HIMSELF WOUNDED Geo. Johnson and Sec. Per Temporary Cafai FoDowt West Hartford and Hartford kins Warns of Banser; McNeil Seeks Accord RACING AUTOISTS ef Terror m W Udi Polico Engage in Gnn Bat Steel Workers May De KILLED IN CRASH On Statens Patronage Troops Kffl Two— Oror tle— Bnt One Serionsl; clare General WalkonL 150 Injured — Sen o( 'r : Washington, May 28.— (AP) — Athe Senate on previous occasloas Injnred as Resnit Were Testm{ Ont Car for Connecticut National Committeeman this session in which a nomination Washington, May 28,— (AP) — Archibald McNeil arrsnged confer has been opposed by the member Late Prosidait Taft to Act ki'449/';4- Threats of a finish fight this sum- ences with Postmaster-General Far from the state from ^idiioh tbe ater between industry and labor ley and Attorney General Cummings nominee was appointed, has shown Hartford, May 3»—(AP) —Tbrea 500 MOe Race Next Wed urikms—with the battle lines ex- today In what was r^;arded as a he will receive tbe support at that u Hodiater— To Hold poUcemea war* ibot today by a >. : 4 - : - r . z? tnhdlng across the Nation— stirred last-minute effort to stoalghton out body if he asks to have the nomina man who later was arrested on a nesday at Indianapolis. U'y-Myy, that state’s tangled patronage tions rejected. These circumstances S the capital today. charge of burglary after he himself sitLiatlon. have led to belief here at least one, Antopsy on Strikers News of deaths in Toledo, where bad been wounded. Whether or not he planned to see and possibly all three, at the nom i Indianapolis, May 26.—(AP)— troops fired on otrlken in savage Senator Lonergan, who has tied up nations wUl be rejected nni— a The injured, all taken to hospitals ■ 4 ■4'4'//. Killed. rioting —caaae on ^ heels of a in Senatorial subcommittees the compromise is reached as a result In Hartford were Policemen Pete Kreis of Knoxville,' Tenn., threat of a general strike in steel Christopher Kelley and Paul Beck* driver, and Bob Hahn of Chlnco, h'/ '/ three major patronage nominations of McNeil’s visit today. unless employers rqeognlze the which were made over his opposi McNeil, leader of the faction in with. Detective Philip Dooley and Calif., riding mechanic, were killed Amalgamated Asseclatkm of Iron, tion, could not Immediately be learn tbe state which supported Roose BULLETIN! Carl Hansen. instantly here today while prac Steel and Tin Workers. ed. However, with the end of the velt for tbe Presidential nomination Toledo, OUe. Mar 25^(AP) Charged with robbing a West ticing for the 600-mlle automobile William Green, president of the Congressional session scheduled for dictated tbe nominations of Frank Seven gae bombe were fired at Hartford hardware store Hansen race to be run next Wednesday. American Federation of Labor, told the next few weeks, some action, a erowd ef 400 pOreeue gathered first fired at Policeman Kelley with The car traveling at terrific neyvsmen things looked “very omin Bergln as district attorney. Dr. a 12 guage shotgun wounding him speed, went out of control just after ous Indeed.” Some government of probably next week, appears cer Edward G. Dolan as collector eff in at duunpleln and Elm etreete late today aa Ohio Notional In both legs. it came out of the flrst turn. It ran ficials reluctantly agreed. tain. ternal revenue, and Mrs, Fannie Police said Hansen then compelled over the outside retaining wall and Johnson’s Warning Senator Lonergan is reported on Dixon Wielch as collector of cus Gnardemen oongfat to break another reoaldtomit throng. the driver of a bakery wagon to struck a tree many feet below. The Hugh S. Johnson has warned of reliable authority to have turned toms. Senator Lonergan, who asked ' /,i4;, •/Aff Wfffy . .-.Wv. •' ■ - v /4 ffW ■ down compromise proposals offered that State Chairman David A. Wil The crowd wee pnahed back drive him from West Hartford to a car was cut in two by the impact. 'A,- {r.vCr>;<5;-X ' - i - ■: the danger of a possible epidemic of Hartford diner. Ihe car was owned by Harry strikes; so has Miss Frances Per thus far in conferences between him, son be nominated district attorney, by tbe snooeeslve olonde of gae. Cummings and Farley. A few memben ef the group Notified that Hansen was carry Hartz of Los Angeles, and was one Irish eyes were smiling as residents of Moy, County aare, Ireland, turned kins, secretary of labor. has checked action on all three ing a shotgun, Hartford officials of the fastest entered in the race. From Senator Wagner, (D., N. At the same time, the attitude of nominations. had pelted the Gnardemen witt out to greet Captain Gecrge Pond (right) and Lieutenant Cosare SabelU stonee and bricks. sent three patrolmen and three de Krois was tuning it up preparatory (center, rear), after the flyers were forced down on their attempted New Y.), came an assertion that passage tectives to the diner. The police de to attempting to qualify this after of his labor disputes blU, now in York to Rome flight. On taking off again to complete the flight, they Toledo, O., May 25—(AP) — A tail arrived there just as Hansen noon. were forced down after fljdng 150 miles. Congress, was urgent. This would was leaving. Kreis was a construction engi strengthen the hand of the National thousand Ohio National Ouardemen Fires At Police neer by profession and annually Labor Board and strike at company- with fixed bayonets and Ordered to stop, Hansen fired at took his month’s vacation at this dominated unions. PACKAGE STORE PROBLEM guns held back a crowd at the the police and then fied behind a time of the year in order to partici It has aroused much opposition strike-tom Electric Auto-Lite Com stone balustrade. pate in the speedway classic. He by Industry. pany plant today as Federal and In the exchange of fire that fol had raced in earlier years through TWO MORE COPS SLAIN It was around the question of UP TO STATE AHORNEYS state authorities sought to ease the lowed. Policeman Beckwith was out America an1 abroad. unionism that labor leaders and tense situation with me
most of his visits. This taking so NEW BISHOP-EEa much of his time it became neces sary, in order to come to Manchester CHURCH MEMORIAL .4B0UTTDW N to have the class oonllrmed in the HAUBTHUUinG Hsim coneiTi^ evening. The Moafiny noon mooting qf tho HERE NEXT MONDAY SERVICE SUNDAY Manchooter Kiwmala dub will bo to MEET TONKBr held at the Coimtry clubhouse. Rev, VDir SUW TODAY HND SCHOOL TEACHER W. P. Reldy will furnish the nttenfi- ance prize. Reports of Progress On Most Rev. M. F. McAuliffe Bridget*a Ckiirdi ASair to STRANGLED TO DEATH War Veterans to Be Goests Group 4 of the Memorial Hospital News Derebpntnts Slow Be Made at Meating. auxiliary, Miss Mary Hutchison PAbEc to Confirm Class at St. leader, will meet Monday afternoon Washington, May 25— (AP) — at Emannel Lotheran Up Bosinesg Issnes Un- Chairman Thomas Conran of the Mary E. SheaUs, 65, retired school at the home of Mrs. William Knof Erohn Naui- 's Church. teacher, was found strangled to skie, 43 Flower street. general committee In charge of ar death last night in her apartment. CImrch in the Morning. changed or Bit Lower. rangements for the lawn festival to Screams and, a few moments Anderson-Shea Post auxiliary be held Juna 19, 20 and 2 i at St. R u ih g F m E t. members are requested to meet Most Rev. Maurice F. McAulilte, later, the clank of a fire esci^e lad Bridget’s Church has called a meet der to the ground drew neighbors to The annual church memorial Sunday morning at 10:30 at Center ing of tha committee for tonight at the new bishop of Hartford, will New York, May 25.— (A P )~ The Miss Sheads’ apartment which she aervice for Mancheater’a war dead and church streets, to attend the 8 o’clock. At the meeting all chair Stock Market appeared to be deep Mrs. F. J. Beudan sad make his first official visit to Man occupied alone. They foimd her will be held in the Emanual Luther memorial service at Emanuel Luth' men of the oommitt«M named last eran church. ’They are also request in the doldrums today and specula ^derson havs been appotetsfi chester as bishop on Monday eve stretched on the fioor beside her an church Sunday at 10:45 with an week win be present as well as as bed. ed to meet on Sunday afternoon at cbalrmaa of, a committee ffeon ^ ning ot next week when a class of address by Rev. Knut E. Erlkson, tive enthusiasm w u at an even low sociates on the different commit Mrs. Charles Meier, who lives pastor. All local ex-service units 2:30 at the entrance of the Elast er ebb than in the preceding ses tees. Man6hester Pubtio-Health 70 children and eight adults wiU be cemetery, to conduct services and across the hall, told police that Miss are Invited to attend the service with sion. Mr. Conran as obairman is being sssoclatlon, which Is iunaglaff fur confirmed at St. Bridget’s church. Sheads told her several days ago decorate the grave of the late It is unusual to confirm a class in their auxiliaries. Participating News developments generally were assisted by Miss Eleanor Dwyer. a series of three local gurdSn tovru that if anything happened a letter Martha Rogers, members of whose Michael Murphy, the secretary, hag the evening, but in the assignments units will meet at the church and negative if not neutral and the few In a' receptacle at her bedside would family have been invited to attend for his assistant Miss Mary Mc for the promotion of ibis coxsksan- made by him in confirmation he has wiU enter as a body. Colors of all traders who visited the boardrooms ity nursing service, by tell the story. The receptacle was Guire and Robert Coleman, treas' They wear their selected Saturday and Sunday for organizations wlU be carried by the v/ere deaf to the pleas of customers’ the public for the public. empty last night. rhe final meeting of the Auso.ila urer, has Mrs. John Hackett as his color guards and wiU be massed at men to “get aboard for a turn.’’ First Mooday mglU ^ the church altar rail. lodge committee in charge of the Labor clouds still obscured the eco assistant. Bon Ton well dinner-dance Sunday at the Mason The first vlsltatloa of ganSkis la r All units attending are requested nomic skies. 'The Washington politi Miss Anna McGuire is in charge Ic Temple, will be held this evening and about Manchester Is scheduled and so will you, if you select one to report at the church at 10:30 a. cal scene was also a little murky. ^ thq pubUdty committee and at 7:30 at the home of Miss Domi evening, M ^ 28. from m. Some equities firmed moderately on James Holloran, who is in charge of of the new Streamline Models by nl.'* Salvatore of Walnut street 6 to 8:30 p. m. Gardens whi^'wUl Out of Town Services. tcattered buying, but as many Issues construction will announce bis as be open to the public on that enm- For At 1:30 p. m. the Memorial day All members are urged to attend A sistants at the meeting tonight. dress reheat sal will also take place were either unchanged or slightly nlng are those of Mrs. WllBam C- committee and psirticlpating vet lower. Miss Beatrice Coughlin, heading the for the Initii^tlon ceremony, and Cheney, president of the Publle BON TO N erans will conduct the euinual serv Equities were IncUjind to Ignore Ucket committee, has selected her Health Nursing assodiaUon; tha Memorial ices at Bolton (QuanyvUle) and at those whe take part are reminded assistants who will be presei^ at the to bring their costumes, a rally of about 2 cents a bushel in nearby gardens of Miss Releu and Bolton Center cemetery at 3 wneat which was based largely on m ee^ tonight. Charles Varrlck, Miss Mary Chapman on Forest o’clock. The Spanlsh-Amerlcan iurther drought reports. Rubber ^ p la y card chalrmanwUl announce street; those of Mrs. Philip Gheaey Miss Sadie B. Klee Day “The Meddlesome Maid”, hilarious ms assistants tonight and William War Veterans decorative service futures recovered substantially and df 50 Forest street and Mrs. CUf- three-act play, will be repeated to P. Qulsh, head of the entertainment will be held at Gould’s pond at 4 cotton and silver were fairly steady. ford D. Cheney, 40 Hartford Road. Stylist from New York o’clock. night at 8 o’clock by a cast of char TOmmittee will report progress Bonds moved lazily In a restricted In case of rain the tour will On Wednesday morning at 9:15 acters from the young i>eople of St. Mrs. George H. Williams, who is will be here all day tomorrow range and foreign exchanges regis place the following evening. Adorable the Memorial Day parade will form Maty’s Episcopal church. ’The per the chairman of the refreshments Tickets are in the hands of at Main and Charter Oak streets formance will be under the auspices tered unimportant fluctuations. committee had her committee meet to assist with fittings and Di^day firm Tone bers of the P. H. N. flsmTriatliTP, and will start at 9:30. Colors will of Manchester Grange Dramatic last night and will announce their they are hoping for a large advance Frocks be massed at the head of the column club and the Young People’s Fellow A rather firm tone was displayed plans to the general committee consultations on figure prob by shares of American Telephone, sale, as It will take four tickets to One-piece and and the parade will be from the ter ship. Vocal and instrumental music meeting tonight. Other reports, pay for one nursing visit whwe the minus to the Center, east on East and solo dances will be given be Bethlehem Steel, Union Carbide, with the names of their assistants lems. Jacket styles. General Motors, Chrysler, American E>atient is unable to pay and the ex Center street to Spruce street, then tween the acts, and homemade ^ be given by G. H. Williams on pense is borne by the assoctatfon. candy sold. Can, Dupont, Case, United Aircraft, countermarching on the north side ^ t h s and merchandise; Mrs. An Members will be in attendance at of East Center street to the north Douglas Aircraft, American Sugar drew Healy on donations and Mrs. each garden to sell tickets or punch W hite entrance to Center Park. The Manchester Community Play Refining, Schenley, American Com Anna Gribbon and Mrs. Charlotte them. List of Aides. ers held an executive board meeting mercial Alcohol and Brooklyn-Man- Buckley on decorations. Other Dates '^ b i n o W ^ Marshal George H. Waddell will last evening at the clubrooms in the battan Transit. Most of the metals Tentative dates of Thursday, Jana Coats present a list of his aides to the Balch and Brown building and voted were easier, the oils were at a stand and Wednesday, June 13, are set to advance the annual meeting, with Tweeds - Flannel Permanent Memorial day commit still and the utilities merely mark for the other two excursions. The tee at the meeting this evening and election of officers from Wed ed time. 'The rails were axound their MAY DEVOTIONS TONIGHT committee is unable to d efln it^ an Swag-ger and Box will also name his chief of staff. nesday evening, June 13 to June previous closing levels. nounce Just what gturdens wlR ba styles. All Civil War and Gold Star 6. The annual banquet will be held Some commentators were of the IN ST. BRIDGErS CHURCH open on these evenings. Mothers and disabled veterans will at the Country club the following opinion that, to a considerable de STATE SERVICE STATION ride In cars and will be provided week. Richard Owers is general gree, current and nearby imcer- chairman. Others on the committee KINGSWOOD SCHOLAl FIRESTONE TIRES with seats in the grand stand in aJnies surrounding the economic Hats - are Miss Helen Estes, Miss Faith Opposite State Theater the park. All citizens are request picture have been accounted for Special Musical Program To Be Fallow, Miss Florence Spillane, Mrs. The Trustees, Old Boys and West ^ SAYS “ For sport and dress. ed by the committee to display the marketwise. It was also pointed out Lillian Bowers, Mrs. Mary Taylor, Given at 7 :30— Special Choir Hartford Scholarships will be FM THE MAN AT THE PDMP national colors at half-mast from that the technical position of stocks Rehearsals Also. awarded at Ktogswood School, West sunrise until noon. At noon the Mrs. Mary Ann Handley, Miss Ruth ASK MB Smith, Louis Genovesi. terns to be satisfactory and Hartford, as usual this year upon See Page 5 flags will be raised to the top of the tbe recent subnormal activity shows the results of examinations Gloves staff. that many Issues may be at “sold For the May devotions to be held the School on Satiurday, June 2. Members of Mlantonomoh Tribe, out” levels. No. 58, Improved Order of Red to St. Bridget’s church tonight at Candidates must be in real need of Hosiery Men, will meet Sunday morning at 7:30 the musical program to be financial aid, and be prepared to be 10 o’clock at the Red Men’s club on presented will be “O Salutarls” and gin or to continue a college pre LATEST RANSOM RACKET tte singing of the hymn “On This paratory course of study. Applica Bralnard Place, and will march to Day Oh Beautiful Mother.’’ Rev. tions should be made t i the Head the cemetery to decorate the graves Slips HASIES SCHWAB John F. Kenney will preach a short master not later than Friday, June HITS KENTUCKY HILLS of deceased members. j h o l s i e n » sermon and this will be followed by 1. Awards will be based upon All at prices to suit a solo, “Bring Flowers of the character, scholarship and health. The annual banquet of the Nut your budget. Fairest," followed by “Tantum “Horse Nappers” Demand meg Trail, Epworth League, will be RESIGNS O m C E Ergo,’’ “Laudate” and “Mary Con Payment of $250 for Return h er tonight at 6:30 o’clock at the ceived Without Sto.” of Valuable Percheron. East Hartford Methodist church. A t 6:45 there will be a rehearsal The program will Include a speak Steel Magnate, at 72, Gives of the Junior cholf and the senior Louisa, Ky., May 25.— (AP) — er and entertainment presented by choir will rebeyse the music for The ransom racket has Invaded the the various leagu-s that comprise high mass at W;80 on Sunday. Kentucky mountains. A reftatered the Trail. The annual election of State of Health As His RuM lugffi stallion owned by Dr. R. C. Moore, officers will take place at the busi A veterinarian and former Lawrence ness session, at which Thomas county Judge was taken from hie Ckjfdner of this town will preside as Reason. 6 CONNECTICUT COLLEGE stall in the dead of night. The horse president. Members of the South nappers tacked a ransom note on Methodist church league are asked the barn door. It demanded |500, to meet at 6 o’clock, when trans GIRLS AWARDED HONORS portation will be furnished. New York, May 25.— (AP) — The II but a post script added "this horse American Iron and Steel Institute GEO. J. HOLMES ain’t worth what we furst tbot: DivlAlon No. 1, A. O. H. of Man accepted the resignation of Charles bring 1250.” M. Schwab as its head last night,, New London, May 26.— (AP) — chester will act upon 20 applicants DECORATIVE UPHOLSTERER Dr. Moore, who values the four after vigorous efforts on the part of Last chapel of the academic year for membership at the meeting to be year old percheron at 1500 no mat the membership to persuade the was held at Connecticut College to held on Friday evening of next WHEN We Are Certain That ter what the horsenapers think he steel magnate to change bis day and at it President Katharine is worth, was Instructed to “come to week. The meeting will be held in bad failed. Blunt made announcements of win you fsel that your living room Tinker hall and In addition to the needs a change, when you are Town Hill tonight at 12 midnight. ners of various contests and the ex new applications there will be sev Mr. Schwab explained that be felt tired of the lack of proportion of There Are Hundreds Who Start walking from Bill Fisher it Imperative to conserve bis health aminations. Among the awards were house to gate. Go in cemetery, eral reinstatements. the following: your furniture but dr not wish to by withdrawing as much as possible H I STOOD ALONI discard it, try using a good Man when your hear whistle like bob from business affairs. He Is seventy- The Acheson prize ■ to Biblical Bruno and Victor D'Ubaldo of 59 chester Upholstering Co, uphol white drop money on road and keep two years old, literature to Mable L. Spencer, '86 AOAINST MIUIONSI Irving street, will be heard In the stery covering plus reupholster Had Planned To Attend walkin'.” Dr, Moore turned the ^ “My state of health, my age, my of Hlgganum and Marlon Pendleton, ing it at small cost. note over to authorities and an children's hour over WDRC tomor MtlfH M. SCNINaC PNM* row morning at 9:80. Inability to take any active part '3e of Norwich. nounced he would not meet the ran- toward the good of the initltute In Old Testament and New Testa PHONE NOW— 8815 som demand. make me feel this step is Impera GEORGE ARLISS Our There is on exhibition in the win ment literature, to Marlon Pendle tive,” he said In his letter of resig ton and Lois A. Beckwith, ’87 both OARin P. ZANUen andeeihe For Free Samples. dow of Watkins Brothers the skin of nation. a rattle snake, shot during the past of New London. 'He has been bead of the Institute winter by F. E, Watkins, while 'The Sarah Ensign Cady memorial LAWSON SOFA since the death of Elbert H, Gary In spending the winter in Florida. The prize for excellence to EngUab THE H ouse o r Xltfs Week Only! Good Weather 1927. He still retains bis chairman- •peech to Pearl Myland, ’87 of New snake measure! 84 incbea and has ihip of the board of the Bethelehem •pedal Price .., Is Here! 14 rattles. It was killed on a golf Haven. ROTHSCHIID $ 8 9 . 0 0 links. Steel corporation. The Connecticut State Federation — PLUS ■ ■ ■ " When be returned An»t month Custom built in our own shop, of A. A. U. W., branches and college Sba Oooldn’t Alai u p not In a factory. Plsass do not Bathing Suit from ^Europe, where be bad gone to ARE YOUR SHOES IN C'ubs prize for excellence to the Allnd About Men— Ths Junior choir of the Emanuel reat, be made the etatemeot that confuse our custom upboltterj' Lutheran church will rehearse to field of education to Serena Blod “as president of the Iron and Steel with other so-called eustom work. GOOD REPAIR? night at 6:80 o’clock. ‘ gett, '84 ot Wlnsted. whkh ME—.Hard maple, glued, If not, bring them In to us. We Institute I am behind President A prize for excellence In spoken **U ne«ptaiii Roosevelt in everything be dose." screwed, dowelled and comer use notbinf but Henry Patnaude, who was Injured Gorman, anonymously given, to Yesterday in an addresi to the In- blocked. Deveral weeks ago in a fall, will re Martha H. Storek, ’87 of Norwich. Lady** itltute be praised the steel code and Revue The Best of leather turn Monday to bis work as assist With •FREfOS—Twenty eeat springr, •aid that “the greatest accomplish tied eight times. ant manager of the Atlantic and ment of all the legislation we have BDW. B. HORTON Mfi wur choice of your favorite Pacific store on Main street near the OENEVIEVE TfMHM . hrand of rubber beols—O’SuJllvan a wltneaaefi in the last elgbtera FlLLDfO—Curied hair. Entire comer of Park street. months baa been the fostering of sofa covtred in muslin undsr- lor Goodyear Wlnffoot — put on cover, 1 while you wait. self-government in Industry. This Afternoon The Institute has taken no steps Today a ^ But Due to eleoUbla euccesaor. Fred E. OUSBlONf—Down and feathere. FOREIGN EXCHANGE Saturday OOVERINO—Oood quality linen SAMYULYES with light tan background. With To Rain Could Not Be rose, orchid, gold, green, blue, this 701 MAIN arREBT New York, May 25— (AP) —For TWO CUSTOMS OFFICERS Werner Johnson Block •ofa gives m room personality eign Exchange steady; Great Inatnietor because it fits any room. Britain In dollars, others in cents. Present. Therefore For Your Oreqt Britain demand, 5.09 WOUNDED BY SMUGGLERS QUEEN AN N E cables, 6.09H 6| day bills, 6.08 8-8; PIANO and ORGAN nSESIDB CHAIR Francs demand, 6.61; cables, 6.61; Studio: 128 Waat Straet SANDY BEAOi Benefit A Second Showing Italy demand. 8.02; cables, 8fi2. Suspects Open Fire Near Rio Demands: Phona: 8383 BALLROOM ..... $ 3 9 . '5 0 Sunday Dinner Belgium, 28,42; Germany, 39.88; Grande River When Order^ Holland, 67.88; Norway, 26.61; to Halt. OBYaTAL tiA M This Gompanio;i fireside wing Of This Revue Will Be Sweden, 26.29; Denmark, 22.76; chair is a very dignified Early Simple Simon’s Finland, 2.37; Switzerland, 82fi7; American chair. Same construc Spain, 18.70; Portugal, 4,64; Greece, El Paso, Tex., May 26— (A P) — tion as sofa. Small deposit will Held .96; Poland, 18^97; Czecho-Slovakla, Two United States customs officers SATURDAY^ MAT 26 th bold this offer for you. Sandwich Shop 4.18; Jugo Slavla, 2.29; Austria, were wounded, one seriously, and 19.00N; Hungary, 29.86N; Rumania, two suspected smugglers were be Austin Scriven^- The worn mattressee and box (Deming Street, Oakland) 1.02; Argentine, 88.96N; Brazil, lieved to have been shot to an ex change of fire on the Rio Grande And m s springs oen be renovated equal to 8.66N; Tokyo, 80.81; Shanghai, RAU’S Dial 7678 for Reservations. 33.25; Honk Kong, 36.87^; Mexico near Farens last night. BNadcastiRf Orehastra new phie new covering. Why Inspector William White was DINNER, 12 to 2 :3 0 , 75 eta City (Silver Peso), 28.00; Montreal CRYSTAL LAKE lOJIeeea Iniy a cheap new one? In New York, 100.18 8-4; New York shot through the neck, but physi SATURDAY cians said they believed he would BROILERS, 25c Extra. in Montreal, 99.81 1-4. AdaiiaaioB 40e. ONE DAY SERVICE. N—Nominal. recover. ’The other officer, J. T. Preaents W e Go Anywhere! MENU: Tomato Joloe or cream Cresap was shot to the Jaw. of tomato soup, frlcasaee chlokon The suspects opened fire on the Sunday, May 27(h ,on biscuit or roast lamb; officers when they were ordered to WHAT WE DO: At 2 P. M. potato, new peas; ,asparagus CURB QUOTATIONS halt on the American side. Officers « i . ealad with Bassian dressing; said one of them fell In the river and V i e V A A S T HENRY .Baud new eefas and rolls, strawberry shorteake, the other fell from his horse after And m s lemon meringue pie or Manches Amer d t Pow and Lt B .., 2%' reaching the Mexican slda. •Refill ooahiras for 8-pleee ter Dairy ice cream, coffee. Assd Gas and Elec ...... ;. ^ sets. Amer Sup P o w ...... 2)4 Band o’ Bands a j Second Floor Cities Service ...... 2^4 AIR MAIL BIDS dtles Serr., p fd ...... 24 £ MANCHESTER Elec Bond and S h a re ...... i .. 14H Washington, May 26 — (AP) ~ Featurlug UPHOLSTERING Nlag Hud P ow ...... 6% Postmaster O^eral Farley Penn Road ...... 2% today to open 61 bids for contracts Mira Phyllis Love IS Ml CO. To BOSTON # A Stand Oil I n d ...... 26)4 to fly the mall over 13 routes. Never Keoiay United Foimders ...... ^4 before has there beeit such an Sweetheart of tha 8eiitti Three (Bound Trip $4.00)# avalanche of bids. When the first Boay Sinoe IMS. United Lt and Pow A ...... 2% Telephone 7007 Canadian Marconi ...... 2 ^ group of 17 routes was thrown open 9U NOBIH ELM STREET Leaves to bidding, 48 proposals ware en SATURDAY, BIAY 26 tered. Oovering 8,338 mUea, tha 18 Maochaatec, Cobb. CENTER TRAVEL BUREAU ♦08 Main Street. Manchester Tha loQgeat vUlaga in tha routaa adlriaotad to today's bidding world probably Is Kempton. near repreoent the final part of a new Adadarimi (MI eanta* I (1 I ( I ■ M ! I \ ) Bradford, Eng., It 8t^^ggle8 along network bein£. create by tha post- a lihgla road for aevan hiUeo. office d^^artaant- l-.Vi.'
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oods whioh eouesrns tugranoy and CONNECTICUT NAZARENE consorting with known trlminals. HOSPITAL NOTES RAIN WATER SEWER Polio* Oonunissiontr John F. ASSEMBLY WEDNESDAY O'Ryan and D ^ u ty Coiaxnlasionar J**kua Udtard ct 88 Btrtektasd Y o u T o o DOtlNG SUMMER Harold L. AUen tour*d the upper ■tfiMt was adinittod jreatarday. PROJEQ APPROVED eaat elde district and watched the Frank Majaik, 81, of 81 Union Special Services to Be Held at detectives at work. lureet, died early thla morning at Church Here— Expect Ovto Among those taken into custody the boepttal following an emergen This Chaniimg Breakfast 100 Delegates to Attend. were three men who police said had cy operfLtion. He was admitted Local Mnacian Hopes To ERA Engiaeer 0. K.’s Coo- recently come from Stamford, Conn., Thursday at 11 p. m. We Are Proud Of It—It’s Our Finest Set Dozens ^ and who it was hoped might be able James Jones o t 18 Ford street 4------A TV..—__J f \ A T A ______. m Rev. C. B. Strang, of Lynn, Mass., tomers Are Proud Of It—IPs Our Biggest Sellw, To Get Leare of Absence To to give some information about the was admitted and Mrs. Anna Hen- will be the speaker next Wednesday strnction of Job in Yicmity whereabouts of Joseph and Sam nequin of 88 Cottage street was Want Something Worth While. - in the Connecticut Valley sone Farruggia, wanted for questioning discharged today. Take Special Coorse. assembly of the Nasarene Church of St. James Cemetery. cqncenilng the elaylng of two police men and a civilian In the Bronx on here. ’The assembly will open at BOAT BACB AT DBHBT 10 a. m. with an address of welcome May 8. Helfe B. Pearson, organist and by Rev. Harris B. Anthony of the A project for the construction of The men, who identified them- Now Hav«, May 88.— (AP)—For Nasarene church, followed by a eeives as Frank Arcana 41, Antonio ebolrmaster of the Emanuel Lu* a storm water sewer on Griswold the first time Harvard will send to business session. Rev. H. B. An Ciatto, 34 akd Benny Chillemi, esdd the Housatonic race course at Derby tberan church and director of the street, through St. James’s ceme thony will preside. they knew noChlng about the Far tomorrow night its championship Beethoven Glee Club and the G ’The afternoon will be devoted to tery, was approved by F. Perry ruggia brothers. house crew to meet the Vanderbilt Clef Club, is planning to devote the sessions of the Nasarene Young Close, ERA engineer, yesterday, crew, winner in the Yale intercol coming summer to the study of People’s groups and a devotional Hayden L. G ri^old, supervtsinjg; legiate house rowing competition. music, It was learned today, which service will be led by Rev. Ward en^eer of the local ERA commit Yale and Harvard 160 pound fresh ' will make it necessary for the local Albright of Springfield, Mass. tee, reported this morning. ’I^e Job OPEN FORUM men crews also will race. The first Klwanls Club to seek elsewhere for Over 100 delegates are expected was previously approved by the race will start at 7:80 daylight Ume. a director for the Klwanls Kiddles at the assembly from several New committee to remedy bad storm Camp at Hebron. England states. Meals for the water conditions which havs exist h a : HA! Camp Director hour Years delegates will be served in the ed at that point for several years. . Mr. Pearson has been director of church basement. The assembly will The Job calls for expenditure of Editor, The Herald: the camp for underprivileged chil conclude with a revival service at $1,160.90 of which $670 Is for labor, It surely ie a terrible dlagraoe to dren for the past four years and 7 o’clock. the rest materials, the labor to be John Barleycorn to have someone was to be invited to take that posi supplied from the ERA and materi after picking bis bonee for thirteen DRUG tion again this year, if the financial als by the town. ’The Griswold years adopt hla name especially one . returns from the recent Klwanls sti-eet storm water sewer will use with a Ha! Ha! like the carrion and Club show make it possible to con- TRADE INSTRUaORS 505 feet of 10-lnch and 126 feet of graveyard hunter, the Hyena. SPECIALS duct the camp this summer. Last 12-lncb pipe. Work is expected to Evidently there la nothing left of • year the camp w m held for a two- be started early In June. the corps of prohibition. Its bones AT week period in July, one week for Another project for the Improve were picked clean even before It boj's and the other for girls. James TO GATHER H E E ment of the West Side playgrounds died, therefore, the chilling Hyena Turnbull is chairman of the camp which was to have cost $1,900, fail Ha! Ha! Don’t forget Mr. Ha! Ha! Here’s furniture that’s built to stand rugged . , . committee this yjar and will hold ed to receive the approval of the Jack, that the so-called Christians service, yet styled in excellent taste. Beauti- $ A P " ^ ,5 0 a meeting early next week to dis state ERA engineer. with their teachings, dogmas, creeds, WELDONS cuss plans for the camp. Will Be Guests of Local and superstitions have been the 903 Main Street fully proportioned, finished in rich brown tone May Ck> To Rochester cause of the human race swimming Mr. Pearson’s plan to study this In blood for 1900 years. Not away that brings out the character of solid oak. - summer is dependent on whether or School Faculty Tomorrow POLICE CHIEF DIRECTS with the churches. Clean them. Let 25c Colgate’s ^ q Large extension table, with automatic slides not he can obtain leave of absence the teacher preach the same things Tooth Paste ...... 1 O C from his church duties. He plans to — To Play Golf. the wanderiiig teacher of Judea did, that work like a charm when you want more Table and take a six weeks course at the ARRESTS OF SUSPECTS and then no one will need a brass ' Eastman School of Music at band to tell a heartless world how 75c Listerine . .... 59c room. Just pull the ring, slip out the hinged Four Chairs Rochester University in Rochester, holy be Is. 35c Rubbing ^ a Y., after which he may spend About twenty-five directors and Twenty-four Men Caught in Manchester, Conn., leaf that’s concealed inside, Instructors of state Trade Schools A lcoh ol...... 14c ■ three weeks at :±e Westminster New York Dragnet, Three May 24, 1934. and you have a table to seat Choir School on Lake George. in Hartford, New Britain, Meriden Signed, (Jarl Nygren. With Every and Bridgeport will be guests of the from Stamford, Conn. 25c E x -L a x ...... 17c eight people comfortably. faculty of the local Trade School at 10c Palmolive p? the Msmehester Country Club to The chairs are built for Breakfast New York, May 25.—(AP)—Un S o a p ...... MODEL AIRPLANE MEET morrow, it being planned to hold a JAMES N. NICHOLS golf tourney starting at 8 o’clock a. der the appraising eye of their chief, 35c Witch p j comfort, too — big, roomy Highland Park 1 m. 50 detectives today prowled about Hazel ...... Suite IN HARTFORD JUNE 23-24 (iMtham’s badlands and seized 24 1 7C frames with curved backs and The gathering is planned as the — SAYS — 60c Alka- A g \ first in an attempt to organize a men they thought should be ques PM THE MAN AT THE PUMP shaped seats that fit you per From the Cheapest To the Best golf league among the faculties of tioned about one thing or another. Seltzer ...... ASK ME 4i/C Will Be Sponsored by Hartford the various schools throughout the 'The prisoners were charged with 25c Kotex, n q See Page S fectly. The full length back Aviation Commission and state. J. G. Echmalian, director of Violating that section of the penal (Discontinued) ... Model Plane Association. the local school, is an ardent golf 1 ^ C posts, the boxed seat con • A 32-Piece Set of Dishes enthusiast and as a member of the 25c Pee-Chee . struction, the heavy parts of The Connecticut Model Airplane Country Club here has been placing 18c Choice of Patterns—Service for Six meet this year, which will be held high in the various tournaments solid oak all insure the in Hartford Saturday and Sunday, held this season. 35c FUt ...... 26c A special offer, for a limited time only. Buy June 2S and 24, will be sponsored by strength required for years of ITALIANI! any breakfast suite at regular price—^we give you the Hartford Aviation Commission $1.00 Expello . usefulness. and the Connecticut Model Airplane 79c this attractive set of dishes freo. 6 plates, 8 POUCE CHIEF SHOOTS f f \ Association. The Indoor meet will be $1.00 California * bread and butters, 6 cereal dishes, 6 cups, 8 Solid maple aulte of pleasing held in the State Armory on June Members o f The Italian Club Aged W in e s...... O^C saucers, vegetable dish and platter. 23, beginning at 9:30 a. m. and will BROTHER IN ARGUMENT $ 1 8 . 7 5 design In rich Old Maple fin and the ish. Sturdy drop-leaf table Emd four Colomal be conducted by the Connecticut 25c N oxem a...... M'klel Airplane Association. It will 13c braced back chairs. ccnslst of three pvents, the hand- Killing Followed by His Arrest launched duration, baby R. O. G. On Charge of Murder—Re Christopher Columbus Society 50c Unguentine , . . 36c aCd fiylng scale. The outdoor meet leased in $1,000 Bail. 35c Scholl’s will be held Sunday, June 24 at All members of these two organizations are asked to Com P a d s...... ^ O C Brainard Field, beginning at 10 a. Gate City, Va., May 25.— (A P )— 50c Mineral r% p j m. and will be conducted by the Clifford Davidson, chief of police of gather at the Italian Club, Norman Street, at eight O i l ...... ^ Hartford Aviation Commission as a (^ate City, was charged today with p|^ of Qie American Le^on Air killing his brother T^hom he had o’clock this evening. The meeting is called to pay Meet. The events in this contest are: sought to arrest. 75c Eno Salt . 49c R. O. G. Commercial, Outdoor Stick, The police chief said he had gone final respects to the memory of a deceased brother, 10c Castile Soap, ^ arid Solid Scale, both for Juniors to arrest his brother, Cecil David 3 f o r ...... l O C (under 16 years), and seniors (16- Joseph Peretto. son, for fighting with a negro. An 10c Norwalk p j 21 years). argument followed and the police The meet will be sanctioned by chief fired at the brother when he Blades, 5 f o r ...... O C tlie National Aeronautic Associa feared the latter had a gun. After 50c Woodbury’s Q ^ tion. Registration blanks for both the shooting (Jhlef Davidson sur C rea m s...... o/C contests may be obtained from C. rendered to Sheriff O. B. Damall $1.50 Gin, 90 proof, nr rv^nald McKelvie, Young Men’s and was released on $1,000 bail Secretary of the Hartford Y. M. C. pending a preliminary hearing June 5 t h .....y / C A. 2. 39c Schrafft’s Dates, Chips, Prior to the shooting Chief David Chocedate Covered, O f \ son had been summoned to a barber lb. b o x ...... shop to quiet a disturbance involv Wa can advanea you tha cash you 4&yc naad In 34 to 48 hour*. You eon DAUGHTERS OF U6ERTY ing the brother. He said he called 25c Citrate of 1 C V ^ *.V N r«poy In 3, 6, 10 o r m o ro his brother out of the shop and took monthly poymanti. M agnesia...... IOC TO GIVE ENTERTAINMENT a gun away from him. He told the Great Eastern sheriff he feared the brother had Whiskey, pt...... rearmed himself when the argument 0«t In touch with Oy C Ht today 1 Pbisoiui Strawberry -i r \ Affair Will Be in Honor of over the arrest occurred. Coma In, writa Shortcake...... 1 U C National Grand Mistress • ■ ■ or 'phono. F ihance Company Mrs. Jessie E. Ness. Room a, Stnta Theater Bolldlac. TSa Main Street, “ OLD CLOTHES AND HAIR Maaeheater.— Phene 3430 For Free Delivery- Daughters of Liberty, No. 125, The only e h m rg e la Three are making preparations for the paid Amount of Loan Dial 3895— 3817 entertainment of National Grand RIBBON” DAY AT M. H. S. Fereent Per Month on Dn- Mistress Mrs. Jessie E. Ness of De troit, Michigan, who will be a guest of the local branch on ’Thursday of Girls Wear Gaily Colored next week. ’They have called a Bands in Hair, Boys in special meeting for 6:30 o’clock that Assorted Costumes. evening, to be followed by an open session and reception at 8 o’clock. Today is "Old Clothes and Hair Decoration Day Opens the -p-p a TVXT’Q Manchester L. O. I* No. 99, and Ribbon” day at Manchester High Washington L. O. L. No. 117, have school, the one day of the school Summer Season. Shop for Values at ^ been In^ted. Guests are expected year when the seniors are allowed a from lodges in other places in C!on free reign for fun and frolic with neeticut, Massachusetts and New the complete approval of school of Jersey. ficials. 'The reception committee is com An unusual sight was presented White Coats W hite Bags posed of Worthy Mistress Mrs. An on Main street this morning as nle Johnso' and all past presiding students wended their way to with Decoration Day, tho flrat big Summer Keep 3Tour white sports co.v officers of No. 126. 'The banquet school. Boys were garbed in all committee personnel is Mrs. Esther holiday at hand, It’s time to get a nice white tume ensemble idea complete by manners of assorted costumes, the coat. There are so many pleu:e8 and occasions being certain that you have a Haugh, Mrs. Margaret Smith, Mrs, girls wore vividly colored ribbons in where It Is Just the thing you need. white bag. Genuine leather In Margaret Neville, Mrs. Minnie their hair and carried dolls In their various styles. Brown, Mrs. Clara Robinson, Mrs. arms. Swaggers, Balmacaans, Tailored Types. Sarah Tomlinson, Mrs. Emily Pratt, The fun reaches its peak this af Silk (Jrepe Lined and Unllned. Mrs. Minnie Cole. ternoon when a burlesque baseball The Daughters of Liberty here game will be held at Mt. Nebo be have not had the privilege of enter tween the Hermits and the Bull- taining a national grand officer for necks, heralded as the "greatest a number of years. All officers are game of the century.” It will be $5.98 to $12.50 requested to wear white on Thurs played prior to the League clash be day evening. tween Manchester High and Middle- town. Later, a tug-of-war will be held at the Tar Brook, Live In A White Gloves MISS EVA FREEBURG . . . and of course you can't overlook a pair of white gloves HONORED AT SHOWER Linen Suit in the scheme of things. Mesh MISS MARGARET MERRER novelties and fancy cuffs. Another Summer accessory that is always Marriage to Robert Dexter popular and In good taste Is a white, pure Irish GRADUATES AS NURSE linen suit You will like our styles this season. Will Take Place in Emanuel Lutheran Church. North Fairfield Street Young and more Miss Eva Freeburg of Pine atreet, Woman Gets Diploma from- whose marriage to Robert Dexter Jamaica, N. Y., Hospital. $4.98 will take place at Emanuel Luther- an church, Saturday aitemoon, (Special To The Herald) Dorella • June 9, was honored with another New- York, May 26.—Miss Mar f surprise miscellaneous shower last garet Frances Merrer of North W hite Hats nig^t by 32 of her relatives and Fairfield street, Soqth Manchester, friends. The party was given at the received her diploma as a nurse at Cartwheels! Classics! Bretons! SallprsI Hose home of Mrs. John Soderburg of the graduation exercises last eve You can never have too many Ha3mes street. Assisting were Mrs, ning of the Jamaica Hospital Train It took a lot of headwork, aad Just as much pairs of hose. ' Keep a range of Simon Johnson, Mrs. Henning John ing School for Nurses. The parch leg work to roimd up the hats we wanted for shades to match jroiu: costumes. son, Mrs. Paul Erickson and Mrs. ments were presented by Dr. W. this sale. But we got them...every single Raymond Erickson.. Howard Barber, president of the summer hat that's worth having. PanamM, •Service H I - O C T A N E 5 Tlie color schenle used was pink Medical Board, after the girls took white, pastel and white felts, and they're and green and the gifts filled a the Florence Nightingale oath. yours at •Chiffon large decoratad basket. A buffet Mb Merrer is one of seven to be Itmcbem was served in the Hintwg graduated from the school room. The centerpiece on the din year. Ail attended a reception aft HYGRADE OIL CO., Inc. ing table was a large bride's cake erward, for graduates and friends, $1.00 and $1.98 CONN. in heart shape, decorated in pink at which Anna C. M. Nelson, super aad green. intendent of nurses, was hostess. PAOSIfOUB MANCHESTER BVENTNQ RBRALD« iMANUmBETTBR. GUMA« FRIDAI, MAT 26,1984,
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tnanWim, IroMn, and atoetrie ra> fuaetloDfUBOtlOD If pHasrltar eat of ft pollom aa ■onft 0Mri7 tM frlfaratera. lag ths roqulromaato of 13m opor- DWARD Tha ftaaral offices art at the a n ^ SERVICE TWO DEAD, SO NJDRED bjurwl to 3m, nM iirt nolM aaag oompiuy._ , Cltl«o Borvloo Com out about fb: mlnutw oftw tha rear of the messanlne, where the pany’s financinglanouu has always bean orofih. A T h o u g h time XMiyment department is also effected thnnigh Henry L. Doherty WHEN BUS HITS TRUCK situated. The stock rooms are on C. F. Loflta, of Aohboro. N. a . STORE REOPDK AUDITING IS HIT and Co., who nave alaraya been the aUBBER SOUGHT who WM driving toward Potorrtwrg, Tiala op a < hOi la thi Wim h»| the basement floor. companya flaoal agents.” Newest Fashions on Olq^aj Mid tha bu* alotwlpad hlftmatidna ohoold foi aal t i h « Crash Ocenrs During Blinding aad. fOrood hia mto a dltdL Ba win not dopart: bOMit. — ft) A large part of the mala floor Is Rainstorm Near Richmond, oaid tha bua than ikiddad oeroM tha 2 2 :8 . given over to a display of the new Three Floors of Merchawiise Writeup Retamed On Books, Va.— Fire Breaks Out. rain-dronehod rood dlractbr into tha est In women’s fashions—coats, hats Negro Being Sought As At path of tha trqek. The vuek waa The aoMoe of childhood are thF and dresses. ’These shipments, ac WAPPING Richmond, Va., May 26.— (AP)— heavily loaded with tobacco h c ^ memoriae of future jraoro. — J. O. Ready for Boyers from cording to Mr. Lyons, have Just Commission ToU; Firm tacker; Second Morder hoodd.' Cho\Uoi. been, received from New York, and Hhere was a meeting of the Y. M. A head-on collision between a bus represent the latest popular styles. C. A. held at the Commxuilty church and a truck, followed by fire, left Local Tradint; Area. Modem Flxtore Equipment Says States Ordered It hoiise last evening, and the Pioneers Since Last Sunday. two persons dead and at least 60 in Noticeable among the store’s jured today.. equipment are Rxtures designed to had a track meet before their meet ing. The crash occurred in a blinding Re-opening of the Manchester display goods most readily. ’The Washington, May 26.—^Testimony Fredericksburg, Va, May 25. — rainstorm near here last , midnight. maijoiity of merchandise is placed Mr. and Mrs. Ehigene W. Platt store of Montgomery Ward dk Co., that Cities Service Company, al (A P )— Search for an unidentified ’The bus was filled with negroes on a on low, well proportioned tables and children motored to Andover pleasure trip. Fire broke out while at 823-80 Main street will take though writing down valustlons in last Sunday vdiere they spent the finished in mahogany and equipped attacker of a couple near here Sun rescuers worked frantically. place at 9 a. m. tomorrow. Mr. day with their parents, Mr. and A with nontamishable base ndls and its public financla statement as of day night was redoubled today fol woman was burned to death. Mrs. Addison E. Frink. Ap Lyons, local store manager, has ex partitioned with g^ass screens. A December 81, 1930, retained such lowing the death of Fannie ,Kurz, proximately 45 of the Injured were Mrs. Alice Loomis Barber, who tended a sincere invitation to all the crowded and disorderly effect in write-ups totaling 1246,515,310 on who with her compemion, Milton J. brought to Richmond hospitals. the books of the company was pre has been spending several days at shoppers of Manchester and vicinity the showing of merchandise is Brown, was foimd unconscious in Others were sent to the Petersburg avoided by this means. Convenient sented today in the trade commis the Loomis Homestead, and visiting Battlefields Memorial park. hospital. The crash drove the to be present and inspect the newly friends au*ound here, returned to her aisles afford ease to patrons in sion’s utility inquiry. Miss Kurz died in a hospital with front wheels and the motor of the remodeled store and the service passing from one department to an A. E. Lundvall, commission in home in Brooklyn, N. Y,, last Sat out regaining consciousness. Brown urday. truck through the front of the pas which the Montgomery Ward or other. vestigator, who previously had re Is in a critical condition with head senger bus. ganization is prepared to furnish Ward’s Price Policy port^ this total write-up, pointed Children’s Day will be observed injuries and has not been able to tell Paul C. Rand, 26, driver of the Three floors, re-arranged with In accordance with the Ward out that 1176,534,781 of it was at the Federated church and Sunday authorities how he and his fiancee bus, and W. J. Whitlock, 20, of the customers’ shopping comfort as policy adopted many yesurs ago, eliminated from published financial school Sunday morning, June 10. were hurt. Richmond, driver of the truck, suf a major aim, have been stocked every article sold by the company statements, but that the original Herbert Harrison of Wapplng, The two were found Monday ly fered head injuries. with merchandise to meet every is marked in plain figures. One writeups were maintained on the motored to Andover last Saturday, ing in a shallow depression in the Since the front of the bus was de need, the display being facilitated price is made to all, and this price' books. where he visited his mother, who is park, hours after the assault was molished, the detul and Injtired had FOR THE HOLIDAY ? by the installation of the latest type is as near actual cost as it can be Lawyer Replies caring for Mrs. Adfilson E. Frink. believed to have occurred. to be removed through the windows. fixtures. made, and allows the company the At the same time Robert Bums, The South Windsor Reliable 4-H Authorities found a two-foot sec Eight cars were commemdeered by Service to Customers smallest margin of profit on which Cities Service counsel. Issued club gave a public supper at the tion of a lead pipe within a few him- State Officer J. C. Aaron, the first Now is the time to think of having your The Manchester store is a com it is possible to operate. Manager statement saying the investment church last evening. ’The club of dred yards of the spot. They were holiday garments cleaned—to look like plete department store which not Lyons stated today. costs thus “recorded on the books girls will use the proceeds for their told by at least six persons that a only brings a huge assortment of ’The budget plan offered to patrons of ^e operating utilities were vacation at the Y. W. camp in negro has been lurking In the park. i I’ in new. merchandise directly to Manches of the store makes it possible for p la c^ there under the order and di Somers. One of the features of the Another clue studied by Investi ter shoppers, but also makes avail the customer to purchase and enjoy rection of public utility commis supper was the- prize muffins. Mrs. gators Involved a man sought for a 1 0 0 Garm^ts can be sent as late as Monday and still able a “service order" plan whereby the sendee of furniture, electrical sions under whose jurisdiction the Robert Risley is the leader. She club killing In Anacosta, D. C., on t o sh'ntlilx t'rnplt»\ t'il p v n />/#• be returned in time for holiday wear. the store can secure any desired appliances, fixtures for the home, companies operated.” was assisted by Mrs. A. C. Johnson Sunday and later traced to Fred goods not on the shelves, according plumbing equipment, etc. It is one Mr. Limdvall said the write-down and the club of girls on that eve ericksburg. tfn flu'tr t u r n cfui (ii rt*. to Mr. Lyons. of the accommodations Montgomery shown on the financial statement ning. I ll, ♦.,» it . .i-t f.n .1 4.'„» I., ,,, Hoars of Buslneos Ward’s list in Its long line of pur left a net write-up of $76,020,529, Next ’Tuesday . evening at 8 I - «in I \ > i '.t1 V. Ii. II rt |>.« III lit . PLAIN The store will be open daily from chasing conveniences. It is the de equal to approximately 7 per cent o’clock at the Wapping school hall, UIIMItllH IIll*. I- I 8:30 a. m., until 6 p. m. except on sire of the firm to offer the cus of the company’s plant and invest there will be a three act comedy E l i a CHARLES CHENEY M I n I I I I > I \ • I I . I r ;.■ < i • r t I > I «' • (Ml FOR Thursdays and Saturdays, when the tomer every possible avenue by ment account. play entitled “All a Mistake,” pre « «-n I nil II111. m i li.il.i n<-«’ GARMENTS store will remain open until 9 p. m. which home enjoyment, labor sav The effect of valuation write-ups sented by the Connecticut Troupers Olln-f |•lil||-. f.- I.ifi;.-r .1 im ii 1 n t <- Mr. Lyons has been associated with TO INDUSTRIAL BOARD ing, better sanitation in food preser tends to increase, commission ex of Hartford, for the benefit of the I IN \ N (; I M ; the compimy for the past six years. vation, and higher standards of liv W apping Grammar school. Dancing Call and Delivery Service. perts have often said, the amoimt M l \ n o N c In re-pliannlng floor space in the ing can be arrived at. of Income a utility company may will follow the play, with music by building occupied by Montgomery Nominal Payment obtain, since its rates are based on the Rh3Tthm orchestra, with Wlg- Charles Cheney of 131 Hartford i I • I S ' 1 li 1 I I \1 \ 11 I ; I I II Ward ft Co., emphasis was placed With the thought that it might total valuation of a property, and anowskl as the announcer. There Road,member of the board of direc on ease of shopping and depart be c(»venlent for many persons to the larger the valuation the larger will also be specialties between the tors of Cheney Brothers and former ments so. aligned as to bring to purchase articles that run up into the legally permitted return. acts. p’-esldent of the company was elect gether related merchandise. The considerable expenditure at a single Mr. Bums, in his statement, de ed a member of the executive com u u s three floors t n the basement, the time, Ward’s has devised a plan nied the alleged write-up fib re s NAVAL CXILLEGB QRADUA'nON mittee of the National Industrial UNITED TEXTILE main floor and the second floor. whereby these articles can be pur ever were taken Into account by Planning Board at the board’s eigh Basement Merchandise chased for a nominal amount as rate regulatory bodies. Newport, R. I., May 25.— (A P )— teenth annual meeting held In New WORKERS OF AMERICA In the basement are sporting the Initial payment, with the bal “It is the actual value,” Mr. ’The naval war college’s annual grad York yesterday. 836 Mqin Street goods, hardware, electrical wares, ance deferred over such a period Bums said, “of the property involv uation takes place today. Eighty- Howard Heinz of Pittsburgh was LO C AL 2125 tires, tubes, and auto accessories, within the family budget. ed fixed by appraisal which is the seven officers— 52 seniors and 35 elected chairman and Irene Dupont stoves, ranges, plumbing and heat Hundreds of thousands of people ra:e basis. ’The Trade Commission Juniors—will receive diplomas from of Wilmington, Del., George K. ing equipment, and farm and garden have taken advantage of this liberal report expressly states that it does Rear Admiral William D. Leagy, Houston of Philadelphia, Walter J. implements. plan and found it an admirable way not purport to go into questions of chief of the bureau of navigation, Kohler of Kohler, Wis, W. C. Dlcker- NOTICE On the main floor the women’s to happier homes. fal.- value or of fair rate of return who conies here from Washington iran and Thomas J. Watson of New NOTICE! fashion accessories—^gloves, hand or of reasonable rates for services.’ to represent Secretary of the Navy York were elected vice-chairman. ' A meeting win be held Sator- bags, lingerie and foundation gar day morning at 9:30 o’clock in NOTED COMPOSER DIES Swanson. It marks one of the last Vifgll Jordan continues as presi Our only authorized driver is Mr. Gerald Donova.n. ments, besides toilet accessories, SOLELY HOLDING COMPANIES official acts of Rear Admiral Luke dent and chief executive officer of the Odd Fellows Building, for the hosiery, piece gcwds, draperies, bed Officers, Executive Board, and ail Look for our sign on the truck— or ask to see the driver’s London, May 25.— (A P )— Gustav Washington, May 25.—Robert McMafee, president of the college, the conference board, and Fred I. ding, notions, infant’s wear, and delegates who went to Paterson Holst, 60, noted composer of the Bums, counsel for Cities Service who retires from the navy next Kent of New York was re-elected license. Make sure, your garments go where you intend shoes for all the family. There is and Pawtucket. modem English school, died here Company, in explanation of evi month. treasurer. them to go— TO THE U. S. CLEANERS AND DYERS. also a complete men’s wear depart today. His works, which generally dence brought out at the hearing of ment, featuring suits for men and were of large dimensions and often the Federal ’Trade Commission to boys, shirts and related eiccessories, for chorus and orchestra, include day, declared that Cities Service and a complete line of work cloth “The Perfect Fool,’’ “Savltri,’’ a one- Company and Cities Service Power ing. act opera; “The Mystic ’Trumpeter,” and Light Company have no oper Fomltare for the Home "Division of Dame Christian,” “The ating activities of their own, as On the second floor are articles Hymn of Jesus,” and ‘"The Planets.” they are holding companies. pertaining to the home, such as In 192^ he was awarded the How ‘"Tlie properties are owned and furniture, rugs, radios and electric land Memorial prize by Yale Uni operated by the subsidiaries,” Mr. al appliances, including washing versity. Bums said. “A holding company’s Folks protect WHITE what they value most kid, pigskin and grained E ARE proud of Triple “ X ” Tydol. And W we are determined to protect its good leathers . . . name and Its reputation. We are determined that wherever you drive, and at whatever * Tydol pump you stop . . . you will get KMW6 T ydol. For COOLNESS Here is one gasoline no one can tamper with. Every drop of this remarkable motor fuel contains a harmless ingredient, a ** Secret Detector,” which discloses infallibly the IN A GRAND VARIETY slightest substitution, adulteration, or di lu tio n . OF ACTIVE SPORT AND When you ask for Tydol you get exactly what you pay for... the finest gasoline money can SPECTATOR STYLES! buy... o f no extra cost. For Tydol is the only motor fuel sold at the regular gas price that combines these 3 extra features. (1) It actu 1 ally lubricates as it drives. (2) It has extra $ 3 * 5 0 t o $ 5.00 h i^ anti-knock qualities because it contains tetraethyl lead. (3) It is a super-power gaso sS V line. And above all . . . it is protected for WHITE— summer’s first best color. your protection. KID and ROUGH GRAINS-—sum* Tide Water OU Company . . . 3890 Main Street ■orttord. Conn. Tel. Hartford 2-2184 mer’s two best leathers. We inter pret both in exquisitely keen styles, which will walk their way into your wardrobe for the best dressed season your feet have ever known.
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[themadTM rtry Mrteuily ter the tinue to turn loose, after hardly flan rlfrB trr ' eefved a good odoeatkB and who are ovsr the eyes are tonto job ot dlaeovextef ■ome better and more than a gesture of punishment, drain out through vary. aiaidl Health and Diet wnart enomls to begto to get ahead antrums; the davttMr to\ the ftow- talrer, tees dUturbiaf end quite malefactors who seem to conclude deaae O a t maibBg'^ £ttnttng 9«raU i tothawaiM. Many of tha lettan l head p u t over tha eyao are termedf poasttdy leea dengerous for re- i t ruBuwHfp MX xaji that their parole is a license to run A dvice xwelVB storing for totonaatioB about the ftoutal toamMS aad ao on. Theao aB R ALP PRU ITlSo OOMPANT. OKI eetabbstting tndostry, trade and amok. toano troitola eaum from pattouts boUow bony ea vftlee a r« toxed with It By Or. rraak MoCoy who own sum B hutoaomoa, or who vp toom fba BUtod oNiifeis, ___ The oBljr ______BtaMM atTMt agriculture in thia country ' <» a muqDus qiembrane which is served the ezista even aamBer. BIbiriv Manoh< aur. Conn. are profeatoooal mea. There seenw by the same bibod circulation ab found to empty the pus Cram ritoid THOUA8 rraOUBON woztaUe baala—instead of TWAIN BfEMORIAL to be some ooimactioo between the vm aad nmoB. g«th er7 S r«^ cavittea and to build the ' Oaaarai llaaacM SDCmi IBODBLB tha root of the body, and, wheo- tha i ^ f ^ ’ay aad, toaea^ boos to avidly to superfluous crltldam that, nervous strata eC-tha Ito led by the Mood to taadad with waatoo aad Im- The decision of the directors of F ay ba- theA^S^^atoTSL,— Pomdad Oeteber l, l i f l unfortunately, leads nowhere but to It is often Intweating to olaaaify “brainy” peracio, and the fact that purltlee, they may easily flB up with Published B v ry PTsnlog BxM^ the Mark Twain Memorial that tbe ” *e it, the prsasare eBOBss terrific the letters wtoch come In to me, ■uoh people secura little ezercisA Tpocue or poA sa tha Baioooa^meBO- to addition, local toestmanto may ba Sundays and Holldaya Bntarad at tha a conviction already establish. pain. htoifuL - Post Oaiaa at Masabaatar. <*!«>»» • • proposed half million dollar monu and I have noticed that certiUn dis which makes them more prone tQ braass work ovarttnao- dtoeharglng dBvehqi an tofeetiOB e f ^ Mmw The pain from atone trouble Second Olaaa Mall Mattar. ment to the memory of the great eases are more oconmon in certain waste materials. Btea beconMa atotosnUbiA tt to moat oaaea of atoua trouble, 80B8CR1PT1OK RATB* classes than in others. For example, cavitim certalE local treatoneato, toetodtog One Tear, by mail ...... ^ .| A 0 « BAKERIES author shall be erected in Hart to catarrh toatllar wastoa are to varioutoy deeeribid, oueh m bor Per Month, by mall ...... $ .60 the patient with high blood pressure In undocatandtng smua trouble; thrown off through the mucous ing tomothif. dmttag. apitttog, ste. the ultra vioiae lay^ othir^^i^o- ®^tiala copies .■ca..,6' .06 ford is not only gratliytng to tbs is often a sucoeaaful bualneas you mast first understand that some therapy treatmenta aad anti- One o f tbe most Interesting devd- membranea of the nose. As a rule, PuBotutlag tha tonua aad dratalng Pellyered. one ysa) ...... tt.M people oil this state but is in w>ar while the patient with muscular of the bones of the face are hollow. both catarrh aad ^ u a trouMe exist M pde waaheA are benefiaial to heb;>- opments in the NRA controversy is sdMB and pains is Uksly to be doing out the Boa amv • —------ing to aatabUab batter draloaga and MBMBER OP TUB ASSOClATBO form U j with a rational view of an These boUow cavitleo jtoa the Inter together. While the mueus from tmproveawBt, but tt to the action of three thousand mem heavy woric. 1 would deaeriba steoa nal nose, being eouneeted with tt by if tbe traatmaota are aopplitoiated PRBaa the various claims in, the case. the nasal memlwaaes may easily es toat to maay caaaa, tha ______l*he Associated Press is exaiaslTsly bers of the New York State Associ- trouble as a disease of the educated small opttingz. Tha cavities of the cape, this to not true of the mucus Fltb tba fast and dtot to cfiiril iip entitled to the use far rapablleatlaa dnea not em^detety curt tha trou attoB o f Retail Bakers in abandon Some time ago we e^rcseed the classes. LIks colitis, it is most often Meek bones are called the aatrums; which collects in the stmiate an- the syatemic tcawmla, thia wfilhahll of all news dlspateUa eraditad ta ft found among those who have re- the cavities to the tottoMed just ble; and tha toaaa oftan fllla op that is needed to brixxg about % laad- or not otbsrwlse orsdttad la »a«a ing the Bios Eagle because, as the hope that, above an, the mcmoxlsl trams since from these it must agam and tha oparatfea nmat be paper and also the local aawa asb> ing curs of afama trooNa. llshed herein. BSBoclation has formally declared, Niould not be ^aeed la New Tork All rlffbts ot repoblleatlofl o( Caty, because in that stra&ge mael . epeclal .dlspstohee herein art alae ra- “ the government has fafied to carry I aervad. out its part o f the Bakers Code. strom no memorial to a personality •nd no tribute to an idea can kvig Pall terrlae M eat ot |l B A The bidcers adopted a resolutiao aloe, Ina setting forth that the American survive the frantlo ohaagee perpet- PabUebaPa Raprasantattaa: The Federation of Labor had discourag nally in i^ogress sad no pessoaaUty Julies Bathewa Special Arenoy—New mr amnorial esa svtr soecssd to Torn. Chioaro. Detroit aad Soslan. ed the government’s approval of tbe code aad aeeerting that tbe Feder maklag a permeaent impress la the MKMUKK AOIRT BDRBAO o r CIRCULa TIONR ation had publicly annooneed that seethlag mass of that great htve’e fluxlag fktele. Tbe Herald Prtatlna Oaospaap, Ina- the small bandleraft baker *1s usuasa »o eeaaelaT raapoesIMItty doomed and ought to be doomed.' WsaWagton, as ths aatlensl cap for typonrapbieal errora appaartna la advantsamenta Is tb« Maaabaatar U a ay thensends o f dtlscaa will ital, wasted the memorial aad so Evenine Herald. did a Missouri town or two hecause You agree with the bakers’ insistanee Bed this furniture FRIDAY. MAY 25. that such a statement is a violation Missouri was the state of gam of the adide purpose and spirit of Oement’e Urth aad upbrlngiag. But GOV. ELY’S ADDRESS the NRA. Hartford, as ths author's boam for many years sad the scene of muo>i Heading in the morning news It is probable that there , is no columns that 300 of the leading of Us best work, is the logical need the space other single line of industry in eboloe. bankers, business men and Indus which the effects of great combina From an accounts ths aWamrial trialists of Connecticut stood up tions upon the well being of tbe BEDROOM is to be s thing of beauty. It will 9-Pc. Sheraton Suite with and cheered Governor Ely of Mas puMlc is quite so direct and so ob 6-Pc. CJhippendale Suite in be a very Important addltkm to the snni-circular buifet, Duncan sachusetts last night at the awmmi vious as those in the baking busi' genuine mahogany and crotch So we both benefit CapitU City's srtlstle adomments. Fhyfe t^dfie, china, arm and 5 banquet of the Connecticut Cham ness. It is unlikely that there it veneers. Twin beds, chest, side dudrs. Mahogany veneer^ Again Hartford is lucky. Always ber of Commerce “after he had fin one experienced housewife out of dresser, vanity and bench! ed. Was 1 O ef is our neighbor city getting eome- by this ished assailing the N R A ,” and then twenty, throughout the ooqntry, who $249.00 ...... tUng beautiful and valuable with reading the text of Governor Sajr’s would not rejoice to see every one m .OO...... $ 2 9 8 « out spending a qent for it And 9-Pc. Jacobean Suite in rich address, one may well be Just a lit of the great baking oorporatioas this time we can’t even get lore 6-Pc. Hepplewhite Suite in (dd smoky English walnut. tle puzsled to know exactly what dissolved aad driven out of business about it but on the contrary, muet crotch mahogany veneers in Solid oak and walnut veneered. tbe Stats Chamber members were end the service returned to the cheering about. One may even imquallfiedly rejoice. laid with marquetry. Buffet, refectory table, china, hands of a multitude of small pn>- drwser, chest, vanity, bench wonder whether in every instance arm and 5 side chairs. prieter bakers. Because they are and night table. # O >f /\ they were definitely aware them- uttexiy convinced that tbe product Was $842.46 .... $ Z 4 « 7 e a«lve»—and whether they were all /N NEW YORK \ ^OJOO...... $ 1 2 5 . of the little neighborhood bakers is 8-DAY cheering for the same reason. not only more individual, more ap 4- Pe. Hepplewhite Suite in ^Pc. Tudor EngHsb Suite of It was perfectly evident from the B j PAUL HARB180N mahogany veneers with satin- s ( ^ oak and w ^ u t veneer. pealing to the appetite and far less New York, May 25.—It looks like Bay State governor’s remarks drearily standardized, but whole- a dampish , and very gay summer, wood bandings. Bed, dresser, Rich smoky walnut finish. Buf he was viewing with alarm. But somer and more honest especially good for wild oats. Road chest and vanity. ^ 1 Ef O fet, refectory table, china, a m viewing what? Not by any means houses are blooming »Tntig the Was $240.00 .... CLEARANCE and 5 side i^airs. The very fact that all over the the National Recovery Act, for the highways, and metropolitan roof Was $195-00...... 3>«/Oa country small retail bakeries sur tops are bright with awnings, mu 5- Pc. Louis XVI Suite m governor not only endorsed the gwi- vive in the face of the competition sic and cash customers. aspenwood veneers and olive eral purpose of that act but the ^Pc. Early English Suite in of the great baking corporations Ex-speakeasies, blinking- in their green enamel. Bed, dresser, I^ain find butt w ^ u t veneers. spirit in which It was being admin nrst spring sunshine, are expand- must carry some measure of convic chest, vanity and Bench. Table, buffet, china, arm and 5 istered by President Roosevelt, i^ into backyard gardens. And tion of the superiority of their Paris itself won't boast as meLny aide chairs. O ^ C A whose Intentions, the speaker de waree, becanes ta Meer matter of ^dewalk reatauranta, what with ^38.00 ...... $ 1 1 9 e Was $125.00 .. 9 o / e 3 l l clared, were fine and high. Not Gotham drugstores, even, putting price they cannot compete at all. even the effects of the N R A, be out a couple of tables and a potted 4-Pc. Matched Louis XVI en English Court Cupboard Of The little local bread bakery that SALE palm. The sunken plaza in Rocke cause to its example and results he semble with bed, dresser, chest aidid, carved oak. Exe^ent proves itself capable of carrying on feller Center is to have an Outdoor attributed the general awakening of and vanity. Walnut veneered. for dining, Kving or game roonu in the face of coroporation competi bar and tables next to the establish Our flcMDrs are too crowtied . . aisles are trade throughout the world which ments of Henri, who Is suimosed to See it in our ^ Q Q tion of a pretty ruthless t } ^ is also window...... he declared hsu! come to pass. have Invented crepes Suzetle. • too narrow . . it's difficult for you to fully ...... $ 1 9 . 7 5 proving that it makes better bread. The NRA, we gather from the text And this is especially true of the High in the air, all the hotels fi-Pc. Sheraton Suite in ma appreciate oui* excellent stock. So We China Cabinet in Early Eng of Governor Ely’s speech, is a fine thousands of small concerns that ha/e been refurbishing their sky hogany veneers. Bed dresser, lish style; widnut veniBered. and helpful thing— as a temporary salons in preparation for the out say, “This furniture must positively be re continue to supply their neighbor chest, vanity. ^ measure—but woukt be terrible if door trend. The Starlight Roof Was $139.00 .. 3 ) D y . D U hoods with biscuits, cakes and pas Garden of the Waldorf-Astoria is moved from our floors by June 2nd." !M5^00 ...... $9.95 it were to be fastened on the coun try doaely ^iproaching in quaJity a spacious perch with a bamboo try as a permanent fixture. Bat Chaise Lounge in plain Then we'll be able to open up the displays the best “home made’’ and out of all Eric Madrlguera’s music, bright red with 5-inch white such a contingency, it is to be de Margo’s dancea Carmen’s songs LIVING ROOM comparison with the wholesale pro fringe around base. . . make even better room settings and duced, Is no proper occasion for this • . . The Sky Gardens of the St. 2-Pc. London Lounge Suite; ducts of the great baking combina Moritz, overlooking Central Park, alarm, because the governor ex ensembles. ' sofa and chair. Deep, low, tions. are blue and silver now, and have pressed his complete conviction th ill bar in the Gossip Room . . m o o $ 2 9 . 5 0 loungy pieces with flat arms. I f the issue in this New York In genuine angora frise in apri that President Roosevelt has no Over on the Jersey cliffs above the Houdoir Chair in figured State flareup continues to be drawn Hudson is Ben Marden’s Riviera, cot color. 1 1 A idea of converting it into a perma light blue chintz with loose, Prices have been drastic^y
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**A *29 FORD with 55,600 mUe* behind It ought to be retired. But not thl* car of mine; auper-charged gasoline has It doing a swell job,” exclaims Frank S. Stalflere, of Philadelphia.
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Galvanized Newl Sheer! PAILS ■ y y / w .x - j New! Si lO-Qt. Size B l o u s e s Our regular 19c m .. 'Cool as a breasa, gi-ade. ^u y sev AU new styles. eral at this price. Sizes 86 to 40. l i : m ' k ' \ i ] ' W B t ' Lawn Mower .... Hardwood $3*98 Ladles’ White siLi CLOTHES 8-inch wheels. 4 blades, ball-bearing. Bargain! DAGS PINS GARDEN HOSE For summer and 25 f t of heavy Another W ard vacation time. hose with 4 4 Ehivelope stylea value! AU made of couplings. $6.p0 Down, $6.00 Monthly Big values! seasoned hardwood. Small carrying charge Stock up!
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CLOTHES rj^aw xsBK y.vii'rl*. G l o v e s 3-Pc. Bathroom Set New fabric slip- LINE ons with cuffs. A real buyf Double Bar C ^ l e t e , wiA ^ fitting^! And every Staihproof china closet, with sheH top Strongly woven. Motorbike t o of notarial abeolutely first quality! tank. All fittings chrome-plated. Buy Regular 25c sell orcdain enamel so rated by die Sani- each piece separately, if you like: er. tary Eoatneiware Asao. * $ 2 3 * 9 8 OPENING SPECIALS Misses’ i $5 Down, $5 Monthly Unbleached Pull size, double bar TANK HEATERS WHITE CLOSET SEATS Motorbike with new Buy now and have A n k l e t s type easy riding bal White p3ni^xl HEDGE -S._ - Vacuum Lunch Pennsylvania SHEARS BOTTLE If you have a F o r vacatioDB, OIL h e d ^ it needs a picnics, or every trim. Strong •i*^; handles, sharp day lunch. Well blades. 6” made. quart 13 PI. Bqtfery Rayon Special Tax l e GRASS LADIES' TalVata SKpf SHEARS $2*49 HATS PATCH With Old Battery Sturdily con Lacy nyon taffeta, Total structed for long A heavily buUt battery, KITS uaa Can be guaranteed for long bias-cut to fit with- Put one in your sharpened many wear. i@ S Stitched e r ^ and felt, ia o u t a wrinkle. \ car now for fu times. ^ ilt e and pastels. Regu Straight or V tops. lar 69o values. ture use. Big Sizes 36-44. value! Long and Short Waye t BRASS GARDEN Everkleen 7-Tube Console SPhlNKLER Let this sprinkler SEAT PADS do your worK. straw single seat ;.88 Whirling spray. Cool, comforta Revolving type. ble. $4.00 Down, Full Fashioned 5-Foot Ice Cream $6.00 Monthly,. SILK HOSE RATON Plus Small _ PANTIES Carrying STEP- SALE of FREEZER Charge Multi - acti Typical Ward Savinas for Your Family and Home rs New Mod- Buy Dozens of New, Summer BARGAIN ting Through been spent HOUSE FROCKS O h R a n g e more attrac- ^ard’s offer lendously low Coil Spring Glider fS.00 Down, Re- Page — for Comfortable as a sofa. U p-A 16.00 Monlhly. We bought thousands of new, crisp bolstered in smart plaid drill, A Opening 'frocks for this sale. All sizes. Dozens Stabilizers prevent sidesway. Ksw. automatto, wloklsas type burners. Special 'of styles. Buy several for warm Sum ijiii ^ Waterproof covers. Save at BuUt-ln oven. Z burners. Buy now mer days. Big values! Ward’s low price. and save! t Summery! Washable!f Fast Color Long W earing REMNANTS W ard o leu m Sheer voiles and percales, Buy now for kltcheU or sum 36” wide. Vat mer cottage. dyed fast col 1 2 '/2' Choice of several ors. Yard patterns. 6 ft wide. Square Yard Mattress Marquisette ■d‘l O aC L O T H Innerspring mattress with inner coils In felt ed cotton. Drill tick c u h T A m s An opening sale ing. 2T’ Prlscffia. special! Tile ar;d R^fular 617.95 else 4-in. ruffle, cream floral patte^. where. or ecru. 46 Inches wide. Solid Maple Yard BEDROOM Large Turkisli OPENING SALE B r a s s ie r e s TOWELS SUITES Heavy 34x48 in- SPEQALI Bath towets. Jiist Caiot^ Styles. right for summer Made o f silk bathing. crepe. Flesh tmiy. 4 PIECES A bargain! Coil Spring ly for this event—so you can look your Pure Silk Ladies’ Printed .50 >ration Day. All sizes in white and pastel Fl a t Cr e pe rouTl never have too many WASHABLE KERCHIEFS 90 extra deep colls for Washable Nflim, 66 Down, |6 Monthly, pins small earrylng charge. ^eal comfort. Angle frame Sporty designs. base prervents tom bed summer colors, SS'l Summer Wear. Economical for vacation, Buy the dcam. ding. Si>eclal! An amazing OPENING Solid pegged maple with '^rom" edges. True Colo wide. 69c values. Tard value! nial desl^ Bed, Dresser, Ifirror, and Chest. Big A 60.96 Value! SPECIALS value for June Brides! Men’s Delicately Shaded Straw H ats Draff BOUDOIR Sailon! Braided O itlofds Straws and Pan LAMPS amas! Sizes 6 7-8 In an colors to to 7 1-4. match your bedroom color scheme. Big value! iMsn! Fine wear- f-P leee Men’s Heavy ling summer ox- 9x1S -ft. Rugs FIBRE SUITE 'fords of black Choice ttf Hnndredo of leather. WORK * 1 9 *M FLOOR »2 4 -9 5 68 Down, $4 Monthly, Genuine Lloyd Loom. Na- Oompositlfm soK phis oarrylng charge LAMPS tionaUy advertised. Close rubber beeL Reg Parchm ea t ly woven. Cretonne cov ular 61-68 value. Seamless Axmlnsten 1 ered cushions » 1 .5 7 Oriental designs. ahadea. Braaa Sizes 6 to 11. bases. Choice Rojgnhr $34.95 Vaiaet of several sol o n also. Women’s Rayon Men’s White Duck SWEATERS TROUSERS An opening sale special! Saafordl a a d. Pre - shrunk. White o>nly. n l Sizes 80 to ^ » 1 .1 7 Ladies’ K aA S i * S * l M en’ s New M l GOWNS co o ln e ss. NECKTIES of Porto Rican 44« cotton. Hand em- Desirable colors, whi.e or patterns, full pre S p e d a il broidered. White shrunk. New asaortihsnt facoadek , with colored f ’f ‘t ♦AMf/erAicstiVWC.* of aU silk, hand trimming. Shrunk. Sizes 14 to 17. tailored summer coverts, rat-dyed Regular 79c value. patterns. c o lo n . A ges 3 to 10. PHONE M en’sK h a k f Men’d Flat Knit Men’s Broadcloth Qiildren’s Sheer M ^ ’s F a i ^ $161 SHIRTS SHORTS DRESSES Store Hours: Flat knit in Faney patp N«ir, dainty white only. terns. BaBoon fiRKdw for la OHft hut 9 A .M . to Stock up for s 6 a L Relir- Uatota. G H ^ a h d tn . Bias long a ll summer. forced. Siaas 3-6, 16't» lA 9 P . M .. Bises 86 to 46. 80 to 48. /THE Several objections have btt ^ identified \ BARGAIN HOUND .themselves the gunmen fired with Trade Moyements Show New made to r^lficing the signs at their . It seems- that when the signs vyein Bank finpleyees i ^ h Ont out further waning. erected for the Oentenaial amrf. original pointsi A sign originally Were Deaerate Signs of life After versary, ^lere were 12 of thorn but placed at the Manchester-South “The men who killed O’Brien and toand and. glorious^ An oil shampoo at The Ldly Beau- WiA hTiden h MulvlhiU were dejowrate” said Chief brims as well as recently when ERA workmen re Windsor line will be relocated on ty Parlor before and after your per moved the sighs from the poles for Nicholas Mkkar o f Blast Chicago b io s iiT k smart smaller mod another road entering the settled manent is most beneficial. It is Week's Lull painting, only 11 could be foimd. “They couldn’t afford to be seen 'X. els in straw, felt portion of the town. An objectiem particularly good for very dry hair. It is believed that the sign that Soinrb. even by a pollcmnan. I believe ahd fabric Dial 7484. was also filed against relocating NRA. is missing was the one placed near it was either Dlllliy;er or some of ^ M 52.75, gS.75 and up the sign at the East Hartford-Man- New York, May 25.—(AP)— the home of W. B. Martin, 1183. his outfit. 'Hie fact that the r ^ to be found in the summer mil- You can bake quick cookies three chester line but the sign was again ■Trade movements show renewed East Middle Turnpike. Inquiry at placed in its orlglfial position. Chicago, May 25.— (AP)— One didn't give my men a chance sug toery styles at The Outlet, Pratt different ways. One short-cut Horace B. CShesey, ' director ' oC' ^-Ttreet, Hartford. ’ signs of life after a period of hesi the Martin home today revealed When the project for painting the bandit was killed and another gests that. Then again Dillinger, method is to shape the dough into Ohenty Brothers, and o f tlto tation, the weekly review of Dun that a truck stopped at that point signs was submitted to the supervis wounded perhaps mortally today in Homer Van Meter and John Hamil a roll, chill it, thoroughly and slice ton, two of his men, know th«i^ sec most well informed Industrlslisto ott a. . Bradstreet, Inc., reported to about three years ago and three ing engineer, he inquired the reason an attempted robbery of the South it with a sharp knife. ’These are legislative subjects, wfll b# fits C 4 .A little leopard cape gave a day. men removed the sign from the for an Inland town displaying an Holland, m.. Trust and Savings tion. A s a matter of fact only men known as ice-bOx cookies and if you Bank. who know this section would be out re^Bker at Monday noove mejrtfiK - - ^ costume Wholesale and retail activity has standard and took it away. It was ancient ship as its d M R S. ROUTS TRADE TO AVENGE 'P C0Ii£CTS 15 HITS OFF TWO RIVAL HURLERS; Carnem Fires Managers^ W M BY 15 TO 4 SCORE Prime Demands New Deal fiNDINGSl FOUR TEAMS IN TIGHT RACE Mike Hibera LiniU Me I BOX SCORE ~| Before Baer Go; Rubber YEBTBBOAY’ B BSBCLTS FOR NATIONAL FUG HONOP chanics to Seyen Scatter Bartfdtd 4, Springfield 8. ManebeeCer High Hancbe^er 6, New Bedford AB R H PO A E LoweO 9, Worcester 4. C. Bmitli, aa .. Reymido; Bed 8ox^ 88; kits, iik fv ed K n ^ as Red and .. 4 3 2 2. 3 0 National Leogno Comber, If ...... ft 8 3 2 0 Guides His Ring Affairs nolds^ &BL 01; 0 New York 7, Chicago L PIRATES aiN G TO Rautenberg, 2b .. ft 1 3 8 2 tors, 50; doubles, A v o ill, 2 St. Louis 7, Brooklyn 8. BATTING and Greenberg, 'Tigers, 18; R. Smith, r i .. .. 6 2 0 0 0 0 White Gains Easy Tri- Pltteborgh 7, Boston 8. R^ndds, Bed Bos. ft; Moanoh,' Cot^, cf ...... 6 1 3 3 0 0 By HARRY GRAYSON Htitchlnson, 3b Phlladelpbla 5, CbKdnnail A. FIRST PLACE WITH atOTs. Cnube and Ctaqmiaa, . 6 1 0 2 0 1 Sports EditOT, N E A Service. nmpb; Both Teams in Ac J. May, lb ... .. 5 0 0 American Leagna kees, and Walters, Rad Soac, 4; 8 0 0 runs, Gehrig, Yankees, ant Bedurtha, c .. . 4 0 2 5 2 0 Pompton Lakes, N. J., May 25.— An amazing situation exists New York 2, Chicago L LEADERS White Sox, 10; ettOea Imam Haberem, p .. .. 6 1 3 0 0 0 at Dr. Joe Bier’s pretty little health farm on the shore of tha St. Louis 6, Waahlngtou 8> HALF GAME MARGDi ^ ^annrfstrii Pteaa tion Today. Cowles, ee ...... 1 0 0 0 0 lake here. Detroit 6, Phllade^Ma 8. (Inchuting Yesterday's Gamee) Red Sox, and Walker, ligers^'^10; 0 pitddng, Gomes, Yankeea, 7-0; Rnf- Fraher, If ___ . . 0 1 0 1 0 0 CSeveland-Boettm Crain). NATIONAL LBAOUB Prime Cmmera, to date one of the most managed boxers in Batting, Hendrtdc, PWlBes, J91; ^ g , Yankees, and Kline, Athletics G. May, 3b ... .. 1 1 1 0 0 6 M t By THOMAS J. CHABA Healy, c ...... 0 1 0 1 0 0 hiatOTy, trains alone for the defense of his title againat Max THE STANDINGS Canis R ifb Behnd and Ledle, Dodgen, 380; runs, Vaughan, Coming back after a decisive 11-0 Baer ^n June 14. Northcaatern League Flrates, 36; Kldn, Cube, 33; runs 48 15 15 27 6 3 One of his handlers, Bill Duffy, of the night clubs, is in jail. W. L. PC. batted hr, Medwkfc, Cardinals, 36- Aut-out by Bristol High Wednesday Lowell ...... 7 Manchester Trade Income tax trouble put him there. 2 .778 Cubs are TUrd; Giaits Klein, Chjbs, 32; hits. Moore, Giants, GATHOUCS TO HAY afternoon, Captain Chucky Smith AB R Worcester .....,.,,..6 8 A«7 80; Urbansid, Braves, 49; doubles, H PO A E Camera is not on speaking terms with Louis R. Soreai, the and hla mates hit their stride yes Cook, rf . 4 0 Iv 1 0 0 Hartford ...... 4 6 A44 EngMsfa, Cuto, former bank solicitor who holds a contract calling for 50 per New Bedford ...... 4 and Colllna, Ctodinate, 11; trideo, terday and obtained sfweet revenge Leshinskl, e . 8 0 0 8 1 0 5 A44 4di, Oily Case Ort of RED tSOX ON SUNDAY from Manchester Trade when the Raguskus, lb 5 0 2 8 0 0 cent of his earnings. Sjainglleld ...... a • .338 Bohr, Pirates, 7; Vau^an, Pirateu; Red and White bombed the Me Keish, 3b ___ 4 1 1 1 4 0 So the Italian giant, who before Manchester ...... 3 4 ASS and W. Rerman, CMbe, 5; home chanics trtto a fusillade of 15 safe Jarvis, If ...... 4 0 0 1 0 0 National League Lead; Yanks S ti On To|i. runs, Rldn, Cobs, 12; Ott, Giants, previous pugilistic parties has been before the Sequals Steer's match The Catlu^c club will prustice bingies to aew up yesrterday's baD Quartus, cf . . . 4 2 0 2 1 0 W.^ L. PC 9; stolen bases, Martin, Cardinals, swxyunded by agents, guides, and with Tommy Loughran at Miami and Frey, Dodgers, 5; pitching, tomoivow afternoon at the West gama 15-4 at Mount Nebo grounds. Phelps, 2b ... 1 0 0 1 0 3 Pittsburgh...... 19 11 A33 Side diamond from 1 to 3. ^ A Orlowski, p, cf 4 1 1 2 2 flunkies o f all t3T)«s and Broadway in late February. Now one hears S t Lotds ...... 20 By HUGH S. FULLERTON, Jr, Buato, Cube, 7-1; Frankhouse, Traders Off Form 1 13 .606 Braves, 6-1. coach will be named after Saturday F. Smith, ss .. 4 0 1 1 0 1 moboters, winds up in the hands of that It can be purchased fo r half Chicago ...... 21 (Associated Pnas Syerto Writer) On Wednesday the all-around his rubber, KUy DeFoe, on the eve that amount. 14 .600 and from then on the team wlll'lmld work of the Traders was simply Cooney, 2b . . . 3 0 0 2 4 3 New York ...... 20 14 .588 weekly practices. Sunday aftenirton Kagan, x ..... 1 0 1 0 0 of the most important battle of his I f Camera isn’t tied up for Boston ...... ,15 The current trend of the National AMERICAN LEAGUE aupcrb, without a single mlacue 0 twisted life. 15 AOO the Red Sox .of Blast Hartford! Will longer than 18 months, as he con Brooklyn, ...... 14 League race instead of heading to Batting, Henudey. Browns, .412; throughout the entire game with a DeFoe is the old St. Paul feather. tends, all Soresd has to sen is fate 18 .438 oppose the Catholic- club at the itrong Windsor Locks High school 37 4 7 27 12 8 Fhiladelpfala ...... n 19 A67 ward a declrion, appears to be to Reynolds, Red Sox. .398; runs, Mor- West Side field. AH play era are Man, H ig h ...... 400 810 034— 18 He is thoroughly capable In his manager's cut In the Baer battle. Cincinnati ...... 7 gM , Red Sox, and Ctift, Browns, 28; nine. Yet they looked like birds of Hue, but hardly the man to scrfve I f he leaves the Garden short 22 .241 ward competition, the four contend urged to abaw up for practice Bat- another color yesterday in their Man. T r a d e ...... 020 000 002— 4 AaMrican League ers as ckoriy bunched as posaOde. runs batted in, Gehrig, Yankees, 40; urday. ^—Batted for Orlowski in 0th. the many angles that go with a ly, as it is rsported he win, Jim clash with the local High school ag heavyweight championship prize my Johnston, boxing director there, W. L p a Ptaatos Ob Tep gregation. Two base hits. Comber, Cobb; New Yortt...... 19 12 A13 three bsse hits, Cobb, Keish; bits o ff fight. may land Camera. The champios Today’s standing found Pitts Sour pitching, poor support and Sores! parked Camera here on holds him in high regard. Cleveland ...... 15 12 ,556 burgh’s Pirates with a clear lead of weak hitting, a combination that OriowBkl In 0 innings U , o ff Detroit ...... 16 15 Quartus in 3 InnlngB 4, o ff Haberem May 1 and did not return for three .516 a half game after tb ^ 7-S triusqdt seldom makaa fo r sncceas, resulted weeks. Plainly, there was good rea Meanwhile, Chmera is worried S t Louis ...... 15 14 JI17 over the Boston Braves, coupled in 9 hmlngB 7; seeriflee * Ute, B. Washtngton ...... id 17 In a lifeless performance that insur Raguskus, Phelps; stolen’ bases, son fo r Ms absence, for Primo the even to the extent of who is to sec A86 with New York's 7-1 victory over Men/ ^ Beaton ...... 15 ig ed victory for the Kellyites before Manchester Trade 3, Manchester Ponderous threatened to chU^ Mm ond him. .484 the Cubs. CUeago had dropped to the.-coBtest was anywhere near half High 8; left on bases, Trade 8, High Into the lake. “My managers are mad at me,” PhlladelpMa ...... 14 17 .452 tWrd. a few percentage points be Here are two Items that should be o f over. Coach Crowley's outfit made school 8; base on balls o ff Orlowski Nor is the break likely to be he grinned, "and say they wOl Chicago ...... u 18 .379 hind u e Cardinals, who trounced tte lr drabbest showing o f the season 1, Quartus 2, Haberem 1; hit by mended In a hurry. leave me flat That O. K. by me." Broeddyn 7-8, while the fourth jdace interest to yon— in this aecmid tilt with the Red and pitcher, by Haberem, Quartus, by I don't like the way Camera Is TCHIAY'S QAICBS Giants were only on# game out of white wMle Manchester High, with Quartos, R e a lj; struck out, by Or Camera demands a new contract working. the lead. its superior all-around playing, was lowski 4, Quartus 3, Haberem 8; BEFORE his battle with Baer. Aa His Idea of preparing for Baer Worceeter at Hartford. A home run by Harry Lsvagetto, W ^ e s d a y is Decoration Day, th r clearly entitled to their easy tri time 3 hours 10 mteotes; unqilre R. usual. Us terms are more then rea is to practice g<^ttlog away from New Bedford at Lowril. rookie hUtelder touched off foe Pitts First Bigr Holiday of the Summer SeaiioiL J umph. Russell; winning pitcher Haberem; sonable. The big fellow never right-hand smacks. He keeps urg Springfield at Manchester. burgh fireworks. CUrl Huhfaell, Haberen Tanifee Losers losing pitcher OrlowskL been a money grabber, wMc* is ing his sparring partners to throw N a tfe u I Ijemgm trounced by the Cardinals his last Mitch Orlowski weakened under be recently was forced to go tbem. Chicago at New York. time out, held Chicago to four Glenney's Have Reduced Prices Very-^ Manchester rnglfs batting onaiaught It Is all very wUl for Primo to Plttaburgh at Boetoo. ting doubles when a hit meant a run. tlmmgh bankruptcy. singles. The Cardinal advance re Sharply On Charter House Q o^es (Madcri in the early chapters, before being Primo says he now gives Soresl perfect a defense for Mmx Adal CbKhmatl at Phlladeipliia. sulted from steady and timely hit replaced by Quartos In the seventh, Cobb went even further, featuring St. Louis at Brooklyn. by Fashion Park). • with a long, clean triple thur PAOT Tw aim r ■,iC*~-' -■■ HA2WOT8TBE EVMffOKQ ESEALD, MAIfOBSErisi^ OQNK.r I W U(M. FOODi MARKET PAGE Lewis, Miss Oodalx, Mrs; Bmeraon will be of selected etone of different the work will keep the local con and Miss Wendall wrere dinner son and had a host of follower! i This colors and will be 91 feet long. In cern busy aU this year. In addi POPE PIUS GREETS guests Tuesday at-the home of Mrs; AWARD SCHREIBER year the band has been augmented appearance there will be Uttle to in tion to the contract for the ecbool, Jennie H im t by a violin trio. Another feature dicate that it is a school, as there the company is building the super Mr. and Mrs. Lavergne Williams will be the vocal numbers by Miss has been a big departure nutde in intendent’s bouse at Seaside Saut- When QUALITY Is have returned home after a ljunied Phyllis Love, the Sweetheart of the COUEGE S1UDENTS $104,000 CONTRAQthe style of construction; yet there torlum in Waterford, which is a trip to Portland, Ind., h avli^ been South, who la now traveling with is provided aU that is cohsldered '880,000 contract, in addition to lay Desired called there by the lllnciss of Mrs. Vic Vaast and his Orchestra. proper as to cross lights of the ing sidewalks around the grounds. WllUama’ mother, who died before Pete Shand, the hokum man, is school rooms and the heating and This work wiU be completed early At Reasonable Price her daughter arrived. Mrs. Wil still directing the band and enter sanitary condltlona. la August, at which time it wUl American CoDege at Rome liams has the sympathy of her many Local BoOder Will Be Kept taining the patrons with his amus BUT then be poeeible to uee the full Columbia friends in her loss. . . work when first considered ing antics. was to have been taken up as a force on the school project. Mrs. Julia Uttle, Madison 'Wood The following ^turday night, Ed Celebrates 75th Anniyer- Busy Until Deceniber On P W A project, but-the committee of This must be finlehed in Decem ward and Jasper Woodwrard motor Murphy and his hotel Bancroft or the town of Old Lyme, wishing- to ber, as the new ichool is being buUt Robertson’s S o ^ ed to Aihherst, Mass., recently to chestra will be at Rau’s. sary of Its Fonnding. have more to say about the con on the Bite of the old school, which Especially Made for call cm Mrs. Carrie Locke. School Project. struction, decided to take It up as already has been tom down. The Laundry, Toilet and Bath Donald Woodwrarrd, substitute a town project. pupils are being taken care of in rural carrier, was on the route W ed While most of the regular Schrel different halls in the town. A s J. M A Y B B Aloo Bobertaon*a White Boday Boos Vatican aty, May 26— (AP). — nesday, the regular carrier, Ray Gustave Schrelber A Son, 285 ber employees will be engaged in there was no general call for bids TYDOL 8EBV10B STATION C^pa— White Fleattag Boap and mond Lyman, having still a few Pope Plus gave a speclaJ audience West Center street, Manchester, the work, which is to be completed and only invited bidders took part, 188 South Main St. Garden Bouquet. days of vacation remaining. to 60 alumni and 200 students of the by December 15, there is provision Mr. Schrelber feels pleased with the S A Y S * The Center School played base yesterday was awarded the con American college at Rome on the in the contract calling for the use a 'e ^ d . PM THE MAN AT ’THE PUMP ball with Old Hop River School at tract to erect a new one-story stone occasion of the college’s celegratlon of local labor as far as possible. A S K M E Katman’s Comers Wednesday af and brick building for the town of of the 75th anniversary of Its found* The concrete work for the foimda- See Page 5 ternoon. The score was 13 to 3 in log. Old Ljmae, and will start work on tions will be done by Aceto-Smlth, favor of Center School. This was The students were accompanied of Manchester, and they will get the VIC VAAST ORCHESTRA ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD—IT PAYS largely due to the line wrark of the the new project Monday. by Monslgnor Eugene S. Burke, Jr., job started on Monday. The other pitcher, Joe Kowalski. Both schools ’The contract was awarded to of Newark, N . J., the rector of the work, such as stone and Tn*j»np anld a few outsiders attended the Schrelber A Son from among seven AT RAirS TOMORROW college, and the Rev. George A. invited bidders and the cost will be work, brick laying, plastering and Parker of Chicago, president of the game. $104,000. ’The plans are by Ernest carpentry work wlU be done by the alumni association. Neighbor’s Night wras observed Sibley of Palisade, N. J., today rec Schrelber concern; the plumbing, His Holiness delivered a cordial by the local Grange Wednesday eve ognized as one of the leading ar heating and electrical work will be Marks First Appearance in SATURDAY’S SPEQALS SPELL SAVINGS! address, congratulating his audience ning. Three Granges had been in chitects in planning for schools. The done imder separate contracts and on the college’s phenomenal growth vited, but Coventry was the only This Vicinity of Band o’ lx)ok these values over carefully; every one will save you money! Old Lyme building will cover nearly the painting wlU be by some con from 1859, when It numbered 12 one to send a delegation and furnish Bands; Violin 'Trio Featured. a quarter of an acre, will have a tractor other them the general con students, until now when It is the a program. A gentleman from Good front of 185 feet and a depth of 165 tractor. largest national college in Rome. will Grange who w ^ present also gave a solo. The Coventry program feet, with 20 school rooms, a super Thomas R. Mahl of Old Lyme Is ’This coming Saturday night wiU EVERYBODY SAVES at ^ consisted of a sketch, readings and intendent’s office, rest rooms, nine the assisting architect and the gen mark the first appearance this sea- toilets and auditorium 41x81 feet, music which was much en^joyed by eral engineers are Howland and ^ of Vic Vaast and his Band ’O the audience. There were 65 pres which will also have a stage. Hock of New York. 80 Bands at Rau’s, Cr rstal Lake. This TOLLAND ent Sandwiches, cake and coffee The center section of the building The securing of the contract for 3 orchestra played at Rau’s last sea- were served in the lower hall by the Everybody's Market! Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Young are refreshment committee. FREE DEUVERYI D U L 39191 the parents of a daughter, Frances Nineteen members of Columbia May, bom M ay 10, at the Johnson Grange visited Echo (Mansfield) Grange Tuesday evening and furn Memorial hospital, Stafford 1 Pound Land O’Lakes Butter! Hershey’s Granulated Sp.ings. ished part of the program. Mrs. I Edith Isham sang a solo, Clasrton Hr. and Mrs. Arthur Charter of 1 Dozen Local Fresh Eggs! Ellington, Charles Luce and Miss Hunt gave a reading, and there was a short pantomime sketch from the POPULAR MARKET SUGAR! Ruby 'Adams of Manchester, Mrs. Colmnbla patrems. 855 MAIN STREET Otto Horn and son of Mile Hill, and RUBINOW BUILDING Mr. and Mrs. George Luce of Haz- Both For 5 0 « ardvllle were Sunday guests of Mr. 1 0 Ib. bag 4 8 ' and Mrs. George P. Charter. They WHERE THRIFTY SHOPPERS SHOP also had for overnight guests ’Tues Fancy Native Fancy Native Fancy Firm day Mr. and Mrs. Julius West of Hazard vllle. QUAUTT Week-End SPECIALS Week-End RADISHES! RHUBARB! Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Du Fore Our tremendous buying powier enables us to give you real top quality nroducts at CUCUMBERS! anc. daughter, Margaret, were Sun ^ssible prices and ^ ch individual clerk is trained to give ^to ea^ch customer day guests of out-of-town friends. GROCERIES the best possible service. We T hank You! ' t^uswmer The upper entrance to the North 2® bunch I pound each cemetery is Improved by the road* A t Popular Prices being widened and other changes REAL MILK FED VEAL made by the Tolland Cemetery A s Fancy Ripe Fancy Hard Ripe SUdng sociation. Land O’Lakes Butter, Harold Clough had the misfor 2 lbs...... 59 c Legs and Rumps Shoulder Roasts tune to cut his foot while repairing Eggs, Local, Fresh, STRAWBERRIES! TOMATOES! a fence and has been unable to 2 dozen ...... walk on it for several days. 39c pound 1 2 '^ c H qt. basket The Men’s club of Tolland will Granulated Cane Sugar, 10- poimd 1 1 « 2 lbs. 2 5 « hold its May meeting at the Feder pound cloth SHOULDER ated church social rooms, Thursday sa ck ...... evening. May 31, at 8 o’clock, day ..... 47c 1 Fancy Stringlees Large California light saving time. The speaker Granulated Cane 'Sugar,' Veal Breasts Fahey Oalifomla Veal Chops FOR STUFFING will be a representative of the State pound cloth O A ------ING B^NS! Department of motor vehicles, who sa ck ...... e i S U LEMONS! ORANGES! will present motion pictures of Sheffield Sealect 2 pounds 2 5 « pound 9 c IV highway safety. A musical enter Milk, 4 tall cans tainment will be furnished by 1 2 1 5 ® i^ fo r 1 0 ® ^ dozen I George Neff and son. All men in Carnation Milk, 23 the community are welcome. 3 tall cans BONELESS Professor Samuel Emerson and Fairy Soap, Fancy Large Ripe 1 Finest Fonuoeii tw. daughters of Ocean Point and Orlando, Florida, were overnight pkg. of 5 bars .. guest.-', of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Bar jellro, all flavors, Oven Roasts M b Roasts Pineapple*! ea. J Qc TEA! ton and Mr. Emerson’s sister, Mrs. pkg:...... O C lb. 2^^^'^ Marshall, recently. Swansdown Cake q pf A business meeting of the Feder pound 1 9 * pkg...... ^ O C pound 1 9 ‘ California Fresh Fancy Bleached ated church Sunday school officers Selected Baldwin and teachers was held in the social Kellogg’s Pep, ^ BONELESS rooms of the church last Monday pkg...... y c CHOICE CARROTS! CELERY! APPLES! evening. Argo Gloss Starch, m Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Bushnell and son were recent guests of Mrs. 1-lb. pkg...... 7 c Pot Roasts Chuck Roasts bunch bunch 6 2 5 « Bushnell’s sister, Mrs. Morris and Chipso Granules, lbs. family at Westerly, R. I. 2 large pkgs...... 39c Nine members of Tolland Orange pound 1 5 « Toilet Tissue, Fancy Blue Gooee Soda - Graham • Saltlne were guests of Ellington Orange 6 ro lls ...... Wednesday evening when the 25c GENUINE SPRING CHOICE Grange was Inspected by the Ivory Snow, NEW POTATOES! CRACKERS! Worthy Deputy of East Central Po 2 pkgs...... 25c mona Grange, Ira Wilcox, The Krasdale Fruit Salad, Lamb Top Sirloin fourth degree was conferred on a 2 tall cans...... pound 7 * 2 II’* bo^ ^ class of candidates by the Ellington 25c 25 23 Grange degree team. Refreshments Salmon, Alaska Pink, Legs Roasts were served during the social hour. 2 tall cans...... 25c Loin Yacht Club Fancy finest Brand Finest Pure 1 Mrs. Martha Waldo who has Hot Mixed Kckles, Freeh Rib End spent the winter with her daughter, qt. j a r ...... Pork Roasts Mrs. Arthur Spicer and family of 21c Shoulders Pork Roast CRAB MEAT! TUNA FISH! Salad Dressing! South Wlllington, has returned to Winner Malt Syrup, her home. Her son, Leroy Waldo c a n ...... 55 c and family, who have resided in Ib. I d e 2 3 ® Waxed Paper, lb. ][ 2V2« I g . can 25 ^ 2 tins ® qt. jar South Wlllington, will care for her 25 4 cartons...... Ib. 12V2« during the summer months. 25c Krasdale Mayonnaise, Muenster American Chib Daisy Webster’s Early June Bed Letter Brand Yacht Club Yellow j 16-oz. j a r ...... 19c Cheese Cheese Phillip’s Tomato Soup, Cream Cheese PEAS! TOMATOES! CORN! COLUMBIA 2 cans ...... 11c Del Monte Crushed lb. 1 7 * Pineapple, large can.. lb. 2 3 * Ib. 1 9 « No. 2 can No. 2 can ]lQ c No. 2 can The flower exchange under the 20c direction of Professor Wilkinson of Corned Fresh Storra, imder the auspices of the Little, Lean Tolland County Farm Bureau was MAMIEU'S Pigs’ Hocks Plate Beef Mayflower Safety Yacht Onb Fine Baker’s Fine 1 well attended by flower lovers from Smoked Shoulders this and neighboring, towns. Those MATCHES! LIMA BEANS! MUSTARD! 1 having a surplus of some particular GROCERY lb. J c J l w (12 penny kind of plant were able to swap 188 Spruce Street lb. ^7« lb. 1 1 . with someone else for something KC b o x ^ ) I'D \ Qc No. 2 can 1 0 ® ^ wanted, and so everyone wras hap Center Cut Loin >'1 py. After the meeting everyone hurried home and set out their new Pork Chops Veal Chops Smoked Hams Finest Brand acquisitions. An obliging thunder Phlllip’a Fine Phillip’s Fine 1 storm came along later in the eve PORK & BEANS! TOMATO SOUP! Vegetable SoPp! 1 ning and the rain wet down the lb. 1 9 . lb. 1 9 . wish some of the rain wrould go COFFEE CAKES lb. 1 9 ® west where it is needed more than S«ne OM of oar variety of Ootf- here, as some of the gardens are can can ^ C can 1 still too soaked to plant, and the fba Oakes Is boond to appeal to fV i season is getting late. yoor pi^te. BOLOGNA. MINCED HAM ...... Z .! ; ik ’The well child spring conference AeatHTted Flevoro, Fresh was held in the lower hall of the CABBAGE SALAD ■ VEAL LOAF ...... 1 2 v2- 1 Largest 2^/2 Can Pears! Town Hall Tuesday afternoon. The Apple Streusel spring meeting is alwasrs a busy COUNTRY BOLL GUARANTEED 1 No. 1 Can Peaches! SUOAH WAFERS! one, as the school nurse and the Raspberiy Stars > _ state nurse make a special effort to lb. . 'rotmd up all children who will enter Buttop 2 ^ ^88^ 2 25 Both For 1 9 school next fall, that they may Swedish Cc^ee Rings 25. have a thorough physical examina lost like Nablsoos; Oiooelate and Vaaillak tion. Miss Marion Holmes and Mrs. Plain and FRUIT, VEGETABLE AND BAKERY DEPT. SPECIALS f i i Margaret Woodward wrere the local OALIF(«NIA VALBNOIA A Senaattonl BOdoo Pure Dettotoua Pure V women assisting the staff from the POPPY SEED state Board of Health. Filled lUngg Ice Box Freeze! Ice Cream! Some person or persona with a Egw'Noodftir:r perverted sense of humor, and Pecan Rolls Oranges 2 doz.3Se Rolls dOZa 1 5 doubtless fortified wdth liquor, down through the Green about mid- the Driver or Visit ^ s At m a b b h s e e d l e s s ASSORTED 10> can 2 9 ^ quart Monday night and, starting xdfflA 18 Oormoa Plaee, opp. Bloaell S t near the entrance at Mrs. W eld’s place, took particular pains to see Girapef ruit 5 io r j^ ^ t Pies each 1 2 , Tsmey, Bweot Cooked how many mall boxxes they could run into and knock over.- They evi ^t.A E GREEN PEAS! SPAGHETTU * den t^ went on to THDlmantic, as Mohr’ s B akov 90 VIENNA several on that road were also knocked over, the last one belnff tor. near-4lM^WUlimentl07tomaJiBat' Inc. R r e a d 2 1 K 2 Qts. I j j e Ifrv.r. / w -• v -l^ -^ s - '^JP-^/v ■nn A a .jM n id 'M U fc - % ■VV'. .■ ■ ■ -ft , '■ .1 A:. \ "A i P it ' the I',;: ,iV viQdttig,, Jaiii ;Qdldk«tt«i " I ' ' ■ J ..| ! ' - e W i a ^ ^ p ' to' t i o ^Demikt Onoqltphe Balh CMnese Oor«niniost. Niadiesrec lea Me Pnm* famous ' rqndavQ^s of tas Vj A am^^set, the Casa Loma; the v«m mjrilsriooer-ltbb^ May 20.—(A P ) — The exdusive' Malibu Beach Club, ChiR-' mtfal'm khit Held Rev. Itoward Smith, kidnaped fbnita: BioadUAy^ famed Arcadia; 'm'a^oeaj^stllL '' -;;v' Amarioan missionary, ^ appeared the floiphistioated Chase Qub, Ism- pri^ was seised last night k K d d k i m . doomed today to long captiwty .in doo mid maiQr more. Have playjkl l^rieraLhi^ •ico-i', the haadS'of t|M notorious'bandit hoUc tax unit^dentittulng their drive r OK the oouptry*B leading obl- 'A leader. General Ho Lung. tend have Just' completed a to wipe out liquor, tax evasimi in tt^ The renegade ohisCtain's hegotla^ Sttooessfui engagement at the a w o q ^ down on an .illM t 9 r PAUL PACKABD m tor for the |85,0Q0 rnnsom demand'^ distillery at 4i0 ..Bowa avehoe andir 1* iT\Ci ed arrived from Chungking today being nUeadld artists Ip rsDoh *tlll anA a .• tVfc'-e-.e -oV i Oobtit, May S5.—^Munban at and was told by egldals of the quantify i lUelk aleol^ and ; (,‘r- o' the Blaglhi orchestra key. ^ # 1 tba 181ft Oo^ C. C. C., put on a American consulate and at the Is gaid to he ah that could be de- ^ ‘‘•A ' mlnfltrd ahow aad dance laat night Christian Mlaskmary AlUanbe > that rired in the field of fascinating and Tha raiders, ‘ under Joseph C, V nu ransom would be paid. * abaovl^ mustoal Satfrulnment O’Kane said t h ^ su itou a^ . .tha f-Hv:-: B sl’-v."' la St Aloyaiui HaU In Middletown. Instead, the Americans made ' -______* three story JSrici huiMttng,;, undsr i 'Rie hall waa filled to capadty, ind Imown they are preparing' a note ■usptdon imd caught'Pajm^-ln tha the event waa pronounced a real addressed to the National govern act of operating ^ stiti, which was . A? • • '' \¥\ aucceaa. The ahow featured aever- g g j ' v^'a • e ment at Nanking and to Sseohwan LOST ASSIGNMENT LIST witiHftiy full biasti '”i k ' J B /: al Mancheater men. David Haugh provincial authorities maintaining 'The arresta of Paaaoke and Smari j iaIe'Giiepa . . - ■ amused the audience with hla Im- responsibility for the ransom lies climaxed three d^m of an tntenslvs ^ V JeraonatloD of the radio comedian, with them. FOR M00S11RS FOUND drive hrire (Jtiutag which six Othefi oe Penner, alngtng “You Naaty The negotiator promptly i^th- arresU were made, other etllla Man." Mr. Haugh alao acted aa an drew from the conference. aeiaed and thrae cam aUegedly en^ H i i M A S r ! end man, and performed att aorta of foils I w e e l l ^ Mr. Smith’s home is at Waihing- g g e ^ la iiUdt liquor trafti^^oon^J humorous antics \througl^t the ton. Pa. Re waa kidnaped May 8 Brief Case Contaiiditf Material -Ji’' ' . . .4 show. John Moaser made a decided wUw iwffeiC ■ 'M near Peoghslan in Ssechwan prov for Methodist Confereace Pdedreti ^kl hit with hla Binging of the popular ince. His wife and child were not Discovered In Worcester. qWCK ROAST ballad “Wagon Wheels.” Mr. Mos- molested. aer has a remarkable baritone voice .>### ■# »,■# . # f . « . and was forced to respond to an n- Worcester, Mass., May 25. — core. Two other Moaser brothers, (AP)-^Bsseutlves of the NSw Bngw Florian and William, sang in the BIAGDirS ORCHESTRA CO O K IESl |:Aay welfb^— Mb ar Lein lad ^ 0 «c Nca chorus. land Confer«Boe of the Methodist Lawtenoe Tomm is gaining quite church, which will held next B^memberf You had mam at SANDY BEACH FEATURE week in Springfield, heaved a sigh the Sample Fairi' < - 3 9 ^ PORK LOMS a reputation for himself aa a mem of relief today, for the *tate” of I'c^.iiilkded, ber o f ^ e Camp Jenkins baseball ! ;'ir, team. I^nun ^lays first base in a some 280 Methodist ministers in Dlftmond Not Jack Ketney to Bo One of the New Bnglaad, which had been lost, ioDNEy »49t • ."bhii ■ capaldeLmanner. and la a hard hit Attractiim of Crystal Lake V 6 M i t O I ter. H i Bpedaliaes la extra base has been fodnA m other'words the ChairyPaaMi blows, Ipoldag on aiaglea aa beneath on Stinday Evening. brief ease lost by Rev. Dr. J. his dij^ty. Franklin Knotts of Melrose, rnwerin- Fruit F A w ey tendent of the Id «n district, which A thunderstorm which hit Camp This week’s Ingram at Sandy oontamed a tentative list of aaslgn- STRAWBIRMES AROMA Jwaklna last Monday evening gave Coeoanut ^ the b (^ ^ t e a thrill. The llght- Beach Ballroom is maintaining the ments to be jnads at the oonferehbe, alng nruek several places about sa^e high standard of exoeUenoe has been recovered. Ginger isf* the oaiap, putting out lights for that has characterised the programs Mrs. Evelyn Keyes of 84 Read Cantaloupes a timer’ and Wrecking the telephone so far this season, and dance fans street dlsoovered the brief case ly Banaifas Cbfce ore due for another week of splen ing in the middle of Harvard street ■. IFANCy MFE CsWomls ' « , • .,«>■« J systeni. New phones had to be in- * '*.1 * did dance music at this popular near Walnut street, where it had 2 5 c 3 0 c ' • • • ■ r- WbeAf staUediv fallen off the runxilng-board. of an Johtt>;*8cotty” HaU of ' Manches dance palace. 2^-8 Dozen Per, Bag. Ibi . Fmkv leldwla Bqw1:| !i ^ 2 A_^ ter is probably the most popular' Satiuday night, Austin Scrlvoner automobile operated by Dr. George and his Brodacasting Orchestra wiU A. Martin, superintendent of the 4 ^^Fttne Juice, teO' man iiT the camp. “Scottir*’ drives one c f ^ ' Army's trucks, bringing present a diversifled program of Springfield district. Dr. Knotts had ^ e , N h ■ -0, •*««s»»slss O ifM OMb Abe I/! If#' i I t ’J’#, • . 'd n V- ■ .>1' x »u ?:hrh ^ yjl fy.v ,<■: 1 S d M u l T m b M i d Gu b m C i M M iriviii 'I I C E M •t/m M ^ ^ .dBiilaiilItt «M loi^. - Becunt of du Ru b . podtt aniperaware fldnf io^ I *dltmhec "of • ' Ji> i )• I*1^ »t to - - V VC , mfM Two MbolMtlo bMebsn f*aie» > At O s a titt ■ehodulod for thla afteraoon w«m , t«f^ thara ihiepitBrmad fcpdMti pot^Mned Uite today when raia tit«t rlotaan WqiM be a*mi^;wlw . continued to fall at a late hour. maehlhe g\hm JMttight ih from ! ' ^ Manchester High was sche^led to • tr o lf . ; play Middletown at Mt. Hebo and 4^ attanqit to appeal to the riotp" ^ the local Trade school was to have era" was made durtag an Interval 1^. , I 'J { met Rockville High at Rock^a the fighting hy Thomas J. Ramaay; * aoeqiid in ccmunsnSTO^iS^ tdhRirit > « The High school encoynter ' i^l of the Automotive Federsd Uhlmi« ft:;OoQnSfiy; ' J /• V / . iho oadtiiihsfit of th« fOMlM T tgOlT^he nddsdi «i fnplvs h|sro u d w in [ijwvo,order." 1' •. Mncidne gun pdits',wis« 'i. '■■rfc PINEHUItST D ial 4 1 U % tho ausrdBmm, ^ k is s PHONE s e r v ic e tTNTlL StSO TONIOHT. } Gk)V«mor ( ^ r g s Wute,>' „ h i|a ^ nodtt onta^edl foif <7 ft- . ■ '-'Be- Fresh 7 .:.'H - »“ .> -i* ■ " ■ " " a l ? TT Strawberries jigalnst authors iif reb«k pl«hts ipg letters wse mi^riitiyvbeydBid T* !«V ^ ------3------^ia. From H. L. darke^g Mary th^'Hnht reach of cohiAuD|^pa,IISi^^^!^ A large eidwd land Farm, . t o Washington, William Oreapt u n Angeles, . quart ...... j J C nigiit's lay fist which ■ i-m dent of the A. F, dr L,, his^M ffls Jaifiss's hiul Olid II— I ■■■III* 11. ^ ; t i lke bloodshed on ths mimitgamwnt aaced program /o^ Sugar. ■ ■. 10 lbs. 49c the Toledo automobile aoeessiii^ bought wen-ftom the, jd an ts. m^di^ eie ofltoid f sto;‘^ - TtpOL STATION : j (sofltsilts) Confectionery or Brown ^r The night flfhtiSf bwsp whan PLUMP FRESH FOWL Sugar ...... lb. 7e i;be crowd advanced Omr iSood Tea, iJ'- m V-W "■■■ ■''v’li HAAUUUSniR WBNTNQ RBItAIDi MAKGRUTBR, (X)N19^ FRZDAT. BEAT W, 19BC D A LY RADIO PROGRAM WBZ-WBZA FRIDAY» MAY 25 (Central and Bastem^tandard Time) SprlaffleM — Bostoa Not«t All nrocrama to key and baslo ohalni or croups thereof unless sped* 'fted: eoastto o ^ rt (o to e) desicnatlon Includes sTl avallaple stations. Fregrams eubjeet to change. F. M. (Davlipht Timt One Bour Latt). FHday, May 86. NBC-WBAF NETWORK CenL EasL BASIC — tasti weaf wlw weel wtlc 8:45— 6:45—Bosks Carter, Talk—ba P M wjar wtac wosh wll wUt wfbr wrc w»y sic; Ruth and Russ—west .when wcae wtam wwj wsal; Midi ksd 6KX>— 7:00—Z. Parentesn Oreh.—east 4:00-^Betty and Bob.. 6:18— 7:15—Easy Aces—basic; Hsr- 4:18— Singing Stranger (music, wmaa wcfl woc-who wow wdaf wkbi mensttee—mldw; Qalnes Or.—Dixie NORTHWECT A CANADIAN - wtm) 6:30— 7:80—Court of Human Rsla- drama). FOR TH E ,wlba kstp webo wday kfyr er^ cfo f tlona—basic; C. Qalnes Oreh.— 4:30— Temple of Song—Chicago A. I SOUTH — wrva wptf wwno wls wjax Dixie; Real Life Dramas—midwest ‘wfla>WBun wlod warn wmo wsb wapl 6:46— 7:45—Universal Mala Quartet— Capella choir, direction Noble ' wjdx wfinb i«o o wky wfwt wbap kprc Dixie; The Three Knavew—mldw Cain. woal ktbs kif.8 wsoo wave 7:00— 5:00—Hays Orehes. — Dlxlei 6:00— Agricultural Markets. llOc delivers one MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl kalr kghl J. Downey Orehes.—midwest FAOIFIO COAST — kco kfl kgw komo 7:15- 5:15—LIUls J. Little Orchestra 6:15—News. bundle or a car kbq kfsd .ktar Iqpi kpo —basic; Jaok and Jane — Dixie: 5:80—The Singing Lady. Cent. Bast. Aaronson’s Orchestra—midwest 6:46— ^Little Orphan Annie. load. 4:00— 5:00—Dinner Concert—also cst 7:30— 5;30-^ack Whiting Revue— 4:50— 5:30—Cheerlo’s Mosaics — ba basic; Orch.—mldw; Orch.—Dixie 6:00— O’Leary’s Irish Minstrels. sic; F. Merrlwell—wfbr wro wtam 5:00— 9:00—Prog, of the Week—to e 6:16—Baseball Resume. 4:45— 5:45—Songs by William Hain 5:80— 9:30—Serial, "Conflict"—to cat 6K)0— 6:00—Baseball—weaf & others 8:45— 9:45—Songs by Edith Murray 6:30— Time. IFree parking 6:15— 6:15—Glens A Qlen—east & so 0:00—10:00—Republican Reaction,Talk 6:38— Old Farmer’s Almanac. 6:30— 5:80—Fur Trappers—weaf only 9:15—10:10—Press-Radio News Period 6:39— Famous Sayings. space in rear of 5:45— 6:45—The Qeldbergs, Serai Act 9:20—10:20—Isham Jones Orehsstra— 6:42—Weather. 6:00—.7d)0—Jessica Dragonette—to c east: The Cadets’ Quartet—mldw ■ M .I* 7:00— 5:00—Waltslng by Abe Lyman 9:30—10‘J0—leham Jones Orehes.—ba 6:46— Lowell Thomas. store. 7:30— OiSl^Flo and Pat. Comedy Act slo; C. Dickerson Orch.-midwest 7:00— Amos ’n’ Andy. •:0O— OiO^The First NIghter—o to c 9:45—10:48—Leon Belasoo Orchestra S:30— 9:30—Jack Benny's New Show 10:0^-11:00—Carl Hoffmayr Or.—mldw: 7:16- Dick Tracy. 9:00—10:00—Back of the News, Talk 10:16—11:18—Hoffmayr Orehes.—chain 7:80— Buccaneers Male Quartet. It’s No Picnic Without Hale’s Strictly Fresh >:15—10:15—Clyde Lucas Orcheatrs— 10:30—11:30—Reggie Childs Orchestra 7:46 — Taxi— dramatic sketch with basic; Osne A Qlen—west repeat 11:00—12:00—Dance Hour—wabcAwest 9:30—10:30—Press-Radio News Period Max Baer. 9:35—10:38—Vincent Lopex Orchestra NBC-WJZ NETWORK 8:00—Ethel Shutta, Walter large dozen 10:00—11:00—Harold Stern’s Orohestrs BASIC — East: wjs wbs-wbsa wbal O’Keefe; Bobby Dolan and his EGGS 10:80—11:30—Seymour Simone Orchee. wham kdka wgar wjr wlw wsyr wmal; CB8-WABC NETWORK Midwest: wcky kyw wear wls kwk Orchestra. kwer kotl wren wmaq kso wkbf 8:«0— Maple City Four. There’s nothing finer anywhere In U s own line than Hale’s 'sM otly fresh BASIC— East; wabe wade woko wcao NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wtmj eggs. Medium size, 2 dozen 87c. waab wnao war wkbw wkro i^ k cklw wlba kstp webo wday kfyr cret cfcf 8:45— Babe Ruth — baseball com wdre woau wfp wjas wean wfbl wspd SOUTH — wrva wptf wwno wls wjax ment; drama. wjsv wmas; Midwest: wbbm wfbm wfla-wsun wlod warn wmo wsb wapl 9:00—Phil Harris and his Orches kmbe kmox wowo whas wjdx wsmb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kprc Hale’s MUk ■AST—wpc whp wlbw whec wlbs wfea woal ktbs kths wsoo wave tra. wore wlcc efrb ckao MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl kflr kfhl 9:80— Phil Baker; Harry Mc- DIXIE—wgst wsfa wbre wqam wdod PACIFIC COAST — kfo kfl kfw komo Naughton; Martha Mears, con klra wreo wise wdsu wtoo krld wrr khq kfsd ktar kpo ktrh ktsa waoo koina wdbo wodx wbt CenL EasL tralto: Leon Belaaco and his Or* loaf wdae wblf wtar wdbj wwva wmbg wsjs chestra. BREAD For Hot or Cold Beverages! 4:00— 6:00—Angelo Ferdinando Orch.' wmbr 4;30— 5:30—O’Leary’S Irish Minstrels 10:00— Stories that Must Be Told— Cudahy’s Boned and Rolled Serve Hale’s 100% pure milk bread on yoor table. Great for sandwlcheo. MIDWEST—wcah wgl wmt wmbd wlsn —east; Singing Lady—wfn repeat Stays noolst longer! wlbw kfb kfab wkbn wcco wsbt ksoj 4:45— 6:45—Lowell Thomas — east; Fulton (Pursier, editor of "Liber Hale’s “Morning Luxury” wzuuc Orphan Annie—repeat to midwest ty.” Quality Ham MOUNTAIN—kvor kls koh ksl 6:00— 6:00—Amos ’n’ Andy—east only 10:16—Providence - Blltmore Or 5:15— 6:18—Intercollegiate Program Jack Froet Cane COAST—khj koln kfro kpl kfpy kvl 8:30— 6:30—Bar X Days and Nights chestra. COFFEE kfbk kmj kw f kern kdb kgmb kfb 5:48— 6:45—Taxi, Max Baer Sketch 10:45— Joe Rlnes and his Orchestra. Cent. East. 6:00- 7:00—Shutta A O’ Keefe, Oreh. 11:00— Time, weather, temperature. 6:30— 7;30—Songs by Maple City Four C pound 4:00— 5:00—H. V. Kaltsnborn—^baslo 11:16—Roberts Simmons, tenor. 21 4:15— 5:16—Bobby Benson — es only; 8:46— 7:45—Babe Ruth’s Comments No picnic Is complete without ham. Siloed, 2 pound. . Skippy—repeat for the midwest; 7:00— 8:00—Phil Harris A Orehsstra 11:18— Press-Radio News. SUGAR 10'^ 49- 4 3 Qens and Charlie—Dixie and west 7:3^- 5:30—Phil Bilker Show—o to o served with salads or used as a sandwich filler. 11:85— Milton Ebblns and his Am- Stock up on oene sugar N O W ! Refined In the B. A.! * 4:30- 8:30—Loretta Lee, Sengs—ba 8:00— 9:00—Tales that Should be Told U. Always a favorite with Manohesh-r sic; Wanderers’ Quartet — west 8:15— 9:15—Mario Coxil, Seng Reeltal bauuuulors. Great baked and boUed for dinner at home or at Jack Armstrong—midwest repeat 8:30— 9:30—NBC String Symphony 12:00—Tom (Gentry and his Opera the summer camp. Tender, sugar oared ham - Gold Medal — housewlvea served hot or cold. Ground 9:00—10:00—The Three Scampe—east: 4 :4 ^ 5:45—The Peabody Brothers Club Orchestra. boned and roUed. especially for the Self-Serve Grocery by 6:00— 5:00—NIek Lueas, Songe—basic Amos 'n' Andy—repeat for west Chase and Sanborn. 6:15— 6:15—Just Plain Bill — east 9:15—10:15—The Voice of Eventide 12:30 a. m.—Ted Black and his Texas Rangers—west; Russell Or, 9:30—10:30—Preee-Radio Newe Period Cafe Loyale Orchestra. —midwest: H. Knight Orch.—Dixie 9:38—10:35—Dance Music Orchestra lb. bag $ ] [ . 1 2 Bfaxwell House 5:30— 6:30—Music on the Air—east; 10:00—11:00—Tom Gentry A Orchestra FLOUR 241/2 Showmen—Dixie; Orohestrs—west 10:30—11:30—Tad Black and Orchestra Smoked For making holiday "goodies” use the beet of fiour. Becker’s, 24V'i-pound “ NOT CONSTIPATED ft) bag, $1.09. Coffee lb. 29* Shoulders Land O’Lokee Country BoU Short shank. Hale's Tea lb. 39* wnc WDRC FOR SEVEN WEEKS” Orange Pekoe. Hartford, Goon. Rutter 2 lbs. 59a Rutter 2 lbs. 51c n & Hartford Oobb. 1880 SO,00 W . 1040 K. 0. 2S2 J M. Hale's Travelen Broadcasttog Serrloe lb For Sandwlchee and Midnight Snacks! Friday, May 26. Writes Mrs. Johnson After Bex Pure Thirst Quenching Beverages! l l r a n E. H. S. T. Usinff Kellofirg*s A -B Bacon P. M. Sugar cured. Borden’s 4:00 p. m..—Orlando’8 Orchestra. 6:16— Skippy. Lard 3 ibs. 25* 4:15— Nellie Revell at Large. 5:30— Jack Armstrong, All-Ameri Sufferer* from conitlpatlon will Country Club 4:30— Modem Concert Orchestra — can Boy. be interested in this unBolidted PalmoUve Cheese , Norman Cloutier, director; Robert 5:45— Gordon, Dave and Bunny. letter: Stanley. 6:00— H. V. Kaltenbom. I/,-lb. ‘Tour ALt-BRAN surely rdleves pkgs. 6:00— The Gypsy Wanderer.. 6:15— Bobby Benson and Sunny GINGER ALE Soap bar 5* 6:16— The Moderaaires — Cliff constipation. I am so glad cover the Jim. good______It has______done me thatI I feel feel I Strong, director. 6:80— Loretta Lee. Bank It always goes over big with crowds 6:30— Frank Merrlwell’s Adventures must write and tell you of it. 6:45— Peabody Brothers. Large whether it’s an impromptu party at 6:46—^Melodies of Romance. 7:00— Nick Lucas. *T o r lunch I take a banana, a Bottles home or an outdoor plcnlo. All fla 6:00—WrlghtvlUe Clarion. 7:15— Organ Tones. large one. Six tablespoons of A l l - Corn 2 cans 23* vors. 6:S0^Muslcal Appetizers. 7:30—Music on tho Air with Jimmy Bran In a sauce dish, and dip For Tasty Orange Juice! Ckilden Bantam. No. 2 can. 6:46—William Hain, tenor. Kemper. banana at each bite until all is Cream Cheese 7:00— "Dental Talk”— Dr. Eugene 7:45— Billy Jones and Ernie Hare. consumed. I haven’t been consti Keep a few bottles on ioe for M. aiflord. pated now for seven weeks.”— Mr*. Florida Navy Brand 8:00—Zoll-Parenteau Orchestra. evening parttee, after golf, lor 7:15—w n c Sports Rtvlew. 8:16— Mary Stone, the Song Girl; Louise Johnson, 1488 Forest^treet, plonloe. Golden. AH kinds of 2 . pkgs. 1 5 * 7:30— Little Symphony— Christiaan Harold B. Smith, pianist. Denytr* Colorado. Pear# can 16e Krlens, director. ORANGES sodas included. Contents only. 8:80— True Story Hour. ConstipatloB ofton eausos hoad- Bartlett pears. No. 2 can. T— 7:46— Smooth Rhythms — NormM 9:15—Little Jack Little’s Orches aches, loss o f aimetite and energy, Cloutier, director with Frank tra. ' sleeplessness, ^ i s condition is dozen Miracle Whip Sherry, tenor. 9:30—Marvelous Melodies — Jack usually due to lack o f “ bulk” to ex Worcester 8:00— Jessica Dreigonette. Pale Dry, Fruit Beverages Whiting, Jeannle Lang and her ercise the Intestines, and vitamin B start the day oft with rich, golden orange 0:00—Harriet Lee, vocalist. to further promote regular habits. Rrseals; Jack Denny’s Orches juloc. Bottle the Juice and take it along on Salad Dressing 9:16—Melody Moments. Kellogg’s A ll-Bran has both, as Salt 2 pkgs. 9* tra. your summer picnics this year, eepeolally when 9:80—One Night Stands. well as Iron fo r the blood. ! gram. like that Inr leafy vegetables. With Contents only. Large bottle*. 2 tor’s Orchestra. Mellow Ripe 11:00— George R. Holmes. 11:30—Isham Jones’ Orchestra. in the body, it forms a soft mass. 11:16—Ben Pollock's Orchestra. 11:46—Leon Belasco's Orchestra. Gently, it clears out the wastes. Picnic 11:80— Press-Radio News. T ry A l l -Br an In place of patent Bananas ^Ibs. 1 11:86—Vincent Lopez’s Orchestra. medicines — often harmful. Two Suggestions 12:00 Midn.—Silent. FLATS SERVICE STATION tablsspoonfuls daily will ovsrooMe Nature’s most nourishing fruit! Waek-End Spaeiala A new dressing oreatrtd by Kraft And Is it 169 Tolland Turnpike most types o f constipation. Ohronlo oases, vnth' each meal. I f not re- Baldwin Sunrise GRAPBFBUIT (4-oe.)...... 2 cans 860 G R E AT! 8-ounoe Jars. The muskox is a relative of both — SA Y S — UsvM this way, too your doctor. Aster Brand TO M ATOES (No. 2) . .2 cans 28o cows and sbesp, and it wears two I’M THE MAN AT THE PUMP Seldner*B Use as a otrsal, or In eooldng. Sunrise FRUIT SALAD (18-oe.)...... oan ITo eoats the year round; a ooat of ASK ME Xtoclpoa on tho rod-and-groon pack A p p l e B 5 ii>«’23 * Mayonnaise .... .pt 33c long hair to turn rain and an un See Page 5 age. Sold ^ all grocers. Made by Large . . fancy! Sunbeam PINEAPPLE ...... No. I ^ can 19o dercoat of wood for warmth. iM llogg in Battle Crook. (Sliced). Fresh Green Sunbeam PepitoUves...... 8 for 860 ( 8-ounoe jars). C R IS C O ...... lb. oan llo Betty Crocker Columbia A M M O N IA (la r g e ). . . .2 bottles 83o Beeoh-Nut Prepared M ustard ...... I Jars 48o Peppers ib. H e CH1P80 (large)...... f pkgs. 860 Brown’s Butter, Tea Garden Preeerves...... Jar ITo Great with fresh vegetable salad! Camay S O A P ...... 4 bars 18« Angel Cakes lb...... (Assorted fiavors), Savol BLEACH W ATER ...... 8 bottles 21o Fresh Red Wing Ketchup ...... 2 for l9o (Contents only. Large). (14-ounce bottles). MAZOLA OIL ...... gaUon 880 each AndersonMEATS — GROCERIES — FRUITS &Noren — VEGETABLES STRICTLY FRESH EGGS Chantl-Oleer Chicken Spread ...... Heins SO U PS (Assorted) ...... 2 cans 26o ...... 8-01. I 80 861 Center Street Manobeeter, Conn. Spinach peck 12< From the original recipe! Serve M A C K E R E L F I L E T ...... 8 cans 8do Phone Manobeeter 4076 25c doz. 2 doz. 49c Clean, fresh stock. Sunbeam Tuna F ish ...... I cans 46« with hot fudge eauce . . won’t the Baker’s CHOCOLATE ...... i^-lb. I60 , (White naeat. 7-ounoe tine). family love It for Sunday’s dlnnnr! Boston (Unsweetened). PHONE US FOR PROMPT AND EFFICIENT SERVICE! Grandmother’s Fruit Syrups ...... Blue TOILET TISSUE ...... 6 for 860 ...... I pts. tSc Peerless PASTRY FLO U R ...... 6 Ibe. 26o Blrsley’s Peanut Batter . . . .2 lbs. 19o Crullers, Doughnuts Roasting Chickens, 4s. average, Handy’s Boned and Rolled Ham,.. O C ^ Malted large 2 lbs. 2 7 * 3 lOe lb...... O Tomatoes 0 Cucumbers Chocolate and vanilla cookies. for 30c (whole or half), lb...... ^ O C (Individual). Rib Roast Beef, # Strawberries 9 String Beans Milk 20 jdeoes to the pound. lb...... 25c Handy’s Smoked Shoulders, Pot Roast Beef, lb...... lb...... 23c, 25c Brlghtwood Boast Pork, (the freshest), Handy’s Daisy Hams, lb...... 25c lb...... Health Market Saturday Specials Our Cold Cuts are all sliced fresh for every order. Eckhardt’s Frankfurts, Pre&sed Ham, Minced Ham, and Beriogna, Liverwurst, Veal Loaf, Baked Ham, Dried Beef, etc. LEGS OF Morris’ Supreme Bacon, lb. 30c Hampden Bacon, lb. 21c. Fresh ROAST LAMB lb. 25 Prlnw roast of beet beef I Genuine Spring lamb! Norwegian Sardines ...... R. 8. Com Flakee ...... gc B. 8. Peanut Butter ...... 2 for I6c R. 8. Jellyker (all flavors)...... 8-oz. Jar 10c B. S. Cooked Spaghetti ...... 8 pkgs. I4r F o w l SIRLOIN FRESH ...... 2 tall cans 26c B. 8. Orange Marm^ade .... ib. g Friend’s Oven Baked Beans R. 8. Ohooolate Pudding ...... 8-o a Jar lie BROILERS 2 ...... Ig. can 17c ...... 8 pkgs. 14c R. 8. Vinegar (white or ROAST Boneless . . tender! M-m-m . . ’null said! Bartlett Pears .. .Ig. can 19« B. 8. Com S ta rc h ...... older) ...... qt. 15o B. 8. Spinach ... .Ig. can 15o ...... 1-lb. pkg. 8o Sweet Mixed Ploklee, 4t 26o B. 8. Saoericraat, tall can lOo B. 8. Seedless R a isin s...... Lenaon OU (Polish) ...... SIRLOIN ROLLED Old Snappy Applesanoe...... Ig. can lOo ...... 16-oz. fUtg. So ...... pt. bet. lOo lb. 27 ' Each STEAK HAM Scott Tissne, Scott bowels, Olive Oil Soap, What a treat for dinner! Cottage roU. 4 rcdls...... 30c 2 r o lls ...... 8 cakes ...... 11c We're sorry If ym were disappointed In FRESH BAKED COFFEE not getting liiwaBaStBB'lnriintk6 tjd I a f ) k rH AUTOMOBILES FLORISTS—NURSERIES 15 APARTMENTS—FLATS— APARTMENTS—FLATS— room Amos SlddaTs eyes were fioon be Jumping around like grass FOR SALE TENEMENTS 63 TENEMENTS 63 closed and he was sleeping peace- hoppers at your command, and the ANNUAL FLOWERING plants, 8 fully. next thing we know you’ll be danc URGES COURTESY dox for 26c, vegetable pUOits, such FOR RENT—ELRO STREET, mod FUR RENT—SIX ROOM tenement, Not wishing to disturb Bill ing a hornpipe.” yOR SALE—TRAILER. Inqulr* at as tomatoes, peppers, and cabbage, onna em five room flat, 2 car garage, all Improvements, and nuage. In D again, Donna took a heavy robe 127 Sprue* street, or telephone The old Ups parted In a smile, 8 dos. for 26o. Har^ perennials good location, Just off Main street, quire 691 Center street Phone 6861. from a closet and curled up on the 5S18. but there was a slight negative and rock garden plants 60c per near Center. Inquire 21 SSro S t coach imtll morning. Bill foimd movement of tbe white head. “No, T O A U C m Z E N S FOR SALE—1926 4 Door Nash doz., potted plants 10c each. Gera FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tene her there when he came down to BUI,” Amos Siddal said laborious FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM flat one sedan. Call at S6 Village street, niums 10c each. Baskets for ceme ment newly redecorated at 280 breakfast at tbe first dawn of day. ly. "No, I reckon.. My time — extra room, good condition, nice Oak street Phone 3667. Hearing his steps, she closed her after 6 p. m. teries for Memorial Day at reason f i i f i l b p is close at hand— . Maybe I ought able prices. 12 large flowering location. 44 Cambridge street Tele eyes and pretended sleep but be to put my house In order— be ready FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM heated tu B bULAH POY7fl!feR/ Retiring Coast Guard Acad shrubs for 11.00. McConvllle’s phone Rpsedale 87-14. was not fooled. Blven her news when— the Lord sends for me.” apartment Inquire Mrs. A. H. Kee Greenhouse and Nursery, 21 Wlnde- ^ mnn USA savKt.mc that Grandfather had spoken in the "That will be a long time, I FLORISTS—NURSERIES 15 FOR RENT—6 ROOM FLAT, newly mere street, Manchester. Telephone ney, 88 Church street night was not of as much impor hope,” Bill said cheerily. emy Saperintendent Ad done over, steam heat, garage, all 6947. BEGIN H1CRIC TODAY tance as tbe fact that Donna bad “When you go to town. Bill- FOR SALE—VEGETABLE plants, Improvements. Inquire 180 Summer FOR RENT—POUR ROOM tene been unabTe to sleep. DONNA GABRIEL, drone per ask—Ben Hoskins to come— out. I tomatoes, pepper, cabbage, egg TOMATO PLANTS, strong, hardy street. ment, an improvements, garage It dresses Gradaating Class. former, falls from the trapeze and ‘What la the matter, Honey?” ought to make a wUl. Been put plsmts etc. Annual bedding plants, transplanted, 18 plants in a box for d e s ir ^ Telephone 5230 or 4646. FOR RENT—POUR ROOM tene le InJnrad. To please her partner, be asked, sitting down beside her ting it off and — you’U send Ben asters, zinnias, salvia, snapdragons, 26c. Stone, Earllana, Bonny Best, and taking her hands in bis. “Have Hoskins out?” marigold, geraniums, Martha ment second floor, with improve FOR RENT—FOUR room flat in MADELINE SIDDAL, Donna goee Champion, Oxhoart. Also sweet you been working too hard or are “ Sure, If you want me to.” New London, May 26.— (AP) —A Washington geraniums, petunias, ments, rent |16 month. Apply 72 good condition. 42 Maple street to MaileUne’e home to reonperate, pepper, cabbage and asters plants. rear. Telephone 6617. pretending to be the other girt you sick? Or Just bored?” (To Be Continued) charge to the members of the grad colbns etc., also pEinsies, perennials, Anderson’s Greenhouse, 168 EH- School street. "Bored! With you here?” and rock garden plants. Krauss She le ashamed of thie deception uating class of the Coast Gukrd dridge street. Phone 8686. hot keeps it iq>, even when BILL ‘Winter is coming on,” Bill said, Greenhouse, 621 Hartford Road. SIX ROOM TENEMENT. All mod academy to be courteous to all BUSINESS LOCATIONS 8IDDAL, Mihdeilne’s cousin, asks glancing through the windows at Phone 8962. STURDY TRANSPLANTED plants. em conveniences. 6 Hudson street civilians with whom they come in Phone 6678. FOR RENT 64 her to marry him. AMOS SID- the gray, murky sky and the trees POLmoURT Tomato, pepper, cauliflower, 16c. LAL, Madeline’s grandfather who dripping raindrops. ‘‘You remem contsuit aboard ship was made today doz. Cabbage 10c. Special price for FOR RENT—STORE —OFFICE— ber what winter is on a farm— by Captain Randolph Ridgely, Jr., FOR REDTP—POUR room tenement owns the farm is blind. Mrs. Gustave Good, of 10 CarroU street. larger quantities. 604 Ptu-ker St. one, two and three roqm apart long nights and short days. And the superintendent of tbe ac^emy all modem Improvements. Inquire PLANTER, housekeeper dis- East Hartford, was arrested at Manchester Sam Yulyes, Shoe Repair Shop, ments. See Jensen, Johnson Block. oharged by Donna, Is her enemy. with Grandfather lU— I wouldn’t in his farewell address to the grad VEGETABLE PLANTS—Tomatoes, Phone 6070 or 4040. blame you tf you did feel rest midnight last night by Policeman uating class. lettuce, cabbage etc. Annual bed 701 Main street. Donna and. Bill are married. Joseph Prentice and booked at the Evening Herald Meanwhile Madeline has married less.” He advised the future officers to ding plants. Marigold, zinnias, as FOR RENT—94 HOLL street, five TO RENT—OFFICES at 866 Mitin police station on a charge of driving C O N DAVID, drens a n im a l train “But I don’t,” she interrupted. an automobUe while under the in “enter Into no controversies, remem CLASSIFIED ters, stdvia, snapdragons etc. Gera room flat, with sim porch, first street (Orford Bldg.) Apply Bid- er, and takes part In the a n im a l ‘‘And even tf I were restless I’m fluence of Uquor. He asked for a bering that you are a public servant niums, fuchsia, lantana, also other floor, an ideal home. See this rent, ward J. Holl. Tel. 4642 and 8026. a c t happier here than Pve ever been —the taxpayers money pays y o i ^ ADVERTISEMENTS flowering plants. continuance until Monday to en if you decide to make a change, Amos Siddal has a stroke. before In my Ufe.” able him to engage counsel, and the and the fact that tbe President saw Count six &v«ras« worCs M e Ilea Evergreens from 10c to |10, over reasonable, with garage. J. F. fit to send your name to the Senate Initials, numbers and abbreviations HOUSES FOR RENT In New Orleans Madeline goes “Happier than when you set the request was granted In Police Court 90 varieties, and edl sizes. Sheehan, 11 Knighton street. Phone Into the cage alone with the Ben crowds on their toes with thriUs, for a commission as am ensign in each count as a \rord and eomponnd Perennials, 2 year field grown today. He was released in bonds of words as two worda Minimum cost 1s 4466. ro RENT— SEVERAL Desirable gal tiger. ’The tiger springs and and aU the applause and— ’’ 4200. the U. S. Ckiast Guard and that clumps, 10c, 8 for 26c. Also a large body saw fit to coflfirm your nom price ot three linea five, six and seven room bouses, she U killed. "Don’t!” She pulled her hands John Knybel, of 33 Brooklyn Line rates per day tor transient selection of vines, trees, flowering NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY from his, put her arms around his ination is sufficient evidence as to ada FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement ■ingle and double; also heated street, RockvUle, whose car ran into ESSeotlTe March 17, 1SS7 shrubs and plant novelties. C. E. with garage, ail modem Improve apartment Apply Edward J. Hoil. neck and pulled his dark head down your education, refinement, charac Wilson Sc Co., Manchester Conn. CHAPTER XXVI a bus on the Tolland turnpike Tues ter and m anbo^.” Cash Charge ments. 8 Ridgewood street Tele Phone 4642 and 8026. • until her cheek rested against bis. day evening, appeared in court to • Consecutive Days ..I 7 otel t cte Entrance through Allen Place, off Donna started up In the dark phone 6623. "I’ve worried about Grandfather, of answer a charge of reckless driving. The address was in connection I Consecutive Dayi ..I I ots 11 ots 282 North Main street. Open eve ness. Her heart was beating with the 48th commencement of Day ...... I 11 ots| It ots SIX ROOM BUNGALOW on North furiously and there was a queer, course, and sometimes I’m tired. I’m His counsel. Attorney Harold W. 1 nings including Sundays. FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM tene the academy which began today and All orders tor Irregular insertions Main street, with fire place, and smothering sensation in her throat so inefficient I do a lot of unneces Garrity, asked for a continuance to iirlll be charged at the one time rata ment, modem improvements, 69 sun parlor, 2 car garage. Available sary work, but there isn’t anything will continue through Monday. Special rates for long term every that made the weight of the bed Monday to procure two important School street. Inquire Luigi Pola, Jime 1st Apply W. G. Glenney Co. else, Bill. Honestly there Isn’t. witnesses. The continuance plea Five cadets are In the graduating day advertising given upon request. MOVING—TRUCKING- clothes imbearable. Careful not to class; the number being small be Ads ordered for three or six days bb School street. Telephone 4682. disturb her husband, she pushed “You aren’t sorry you married was granted. FOR RENT— DELMONT street m e?” cause of a shift of policy from three and stopped before the third or fifth STORAGE 2U tbe blankets from her and slid her day will be charged only for the ac FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM flat also near Main, 6 room duplex, all im to four years. The five were orig feet to the floor. There she stood, “V/hat a question! Of course I’m tual number of times the i.d appear six room tenement with all im provements. DiaJ 4618 or 8458. not sorry.’’ She looked at him U. S. FLEET STARTS NORTH inally members of the class of 1933, ed, charging at the rate earned, but FOR THAT BETTER moving and listening to the patter of rain on no allowance or refunds can be made truckihg. Dial 6260. Austin Cham provements. Inquire at 147 Blast earnestly. “You don’t really think the last three year class, but re Center street the eaves and shivering, as the wet, Quantanamo, Cuba, May 25 — mained over a year. on six time ads stopped after the bers. icy air from the open window I’ve ever regretted our marriage!” fifth day. BUSINESS PROPERTY (AP)—The big parade of Uncle They are: Everst Kerr, of aeve- wrapped around her lightly clad He flushed. ‘W ell, once In a No “tin forbids"! dlspUy lines net PERRETT Sc OLENNEY IN a local TO RENT—4 ROOM FLAT, all re FOR SALE 70 Sam’s fleet to New York began from land; Walter S. Bakutls, of Boston; sold. body. while when I see you sitting so and long distance moving. Dally finished. Inquire 180 Center street, the Naval bMe today. Thomas J. E. Crotty, of Buffalo; The Herald will not be responsible What had wakened her ? Of quiet as though 3rour thoughts were 2nd floor. FOR SALE—LARGE SINGLE ga The procession was led by the Qarence M. Speight, of Norfolk, for more than one inoorreot Insertion express to Hartford. Overnight course she had been dreaming a thousand miles away I’ve won of any advertisement ordered for service to and from New York. Tei. rage, like new, 4 windows, work dered if the pull of the circus Colorado, the flagship of Admiral Va., and Edgar W, Carlson of BEAUTIFTTL 4 ROOM rents, mod when she had thought she heard William H. Standley. more than oae tlma 8068, 8860 or 8864. bench with vise, |50 cash. E. H. wasn’t tugging at you. I’m Jealous Celeron, N. Y. The Inadvertent omission of Inoor em, 2nd and 3rd floor, 8 Walnut Mosley, 169 Cooper Hill street. Tel. her name called and felt as though Henry L. Roosevelt, assistant reot publication of advertising will be something had borne down upon of your old life, sweetheart. Might reotlfieJ only by oanoellatlon of the street near Chenev mills, $12-$18. 6864 after 5. secretary of the Navy, who hais been her, crushing the life from her as well confess It. And afraid. Of charge made tor the eervloe rendered. PUBLIC PASSENGER Inquire on premises. Tailor Shop course to me you’re as lovely in with the fleet in Caribbean maneu LORD ASHLEY DIVORCE All advertisements must conform body. What a horrible dream! So vers since May 14, will said aboard a gingham house dress as you were In style, oopy and typography with SERVICE 20A FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM tene HOUSES FOR SALE 72 vivid she was still in its grip. the Indianapolis. London, May 25.— (AP) — The regulations enforced by the publish ment, with garage 420. Call Arthur in all your fine trappings, but don’t ers and they reserve the rtght to She found her flannel robe, slip The fleet will reach New York divorce petition of Lord Ashley LN ADDITION TO SUver Lane Bus A. Knofia, telephone 5440 or 4359. B’OR SALE— SINGLE FAMILY ped into it, and noiselessly crept you ever miss the silk and velvets May 31. edit, revise or rejeot any copy con and the paint and powder that against his wife and citing Douglas sidered objectionable. Line, De Luxe Bus for lodge, party dwelling house with garage, Holly across the floor. Ancient boards Fairbanks, Sr., os corespondent was CLOSING HOURS—Classified ads U ot team trips, we also offer 7 pas FOR RENT—FURNISHED apart wood section. For further Informa made you such a bird ^ paradise?” creaked imder her feet and the “Never.” It is possible to manufacture set today for bearing at the sum be published same day must be re senger sedan livery. Phono 8068, ment, 2 rooms and private bath, tion write C. H. K., R. F. D. No. 2, wind, whistling through tbe trees, ceived by IS o'clock nooni Saturdays “And there’s none of the old sheets of copper l-20,000th of an mer term of court. The exact date i«:t4 a m. 8860, 8864. gas range, garage if desired. 109 Rockville, Conn.' added a note of eeriness. Inch thick. was not announced. Foster street. Grube. She reached tbe door, uncertain crowd you’d like to see? No one that you used to— like?” TELEPHONE YOUR why she wanted to leave the room. WANT ADS. HELP WANTED—MALE 36 FOR RENT—TWO, THREE and Her hand was on the door knob "Bill!” she twinkled at him. "It four room fumlMned or unfuraisheo Isn't the clrcua you’re jealous of, Ads are accepted over the telephone when Bill stirred and mumbled WANTED—10 BOYS for weeding. apartments. Maoebester Constmc SPRING, EVENING SONGS you old hedger! You’re jealous be at the CHARGE) RATB given above Apply Saturday 6:48 a. m. C. E. sleepily. "That you, sweetheart?’’ m i as a convenlen e to advertlsera but tion Co. Tel. 4131 or 4859. "Yes." cause you think maybe there was the CASH RATES will b- accepted as Wilson Sc Company. some other man I cared for before FULL PAYMENT If paid at the busi FOR RENT—7 ROOM tenement, at IN COLCHESTER CONCERT "What you doing up?’’ I did you!” "I—I thdught I heard Grandfa ness offles on or before the seventh WANTED—MXN t o work on farm, 4 Cook street, Manchester Green "Admitted. I’ve wanted to ask day following the first Insertion of ther call,’’ Donna answered thick i t each ad otherwise the CHARGE must be a good milker and team- with Improvements. Tel. 8390. you but never had the nerve.” .ster. Telephone 7674. Program of Unusual Appeal To ly, grasping at the first excuse that RATB will be collected. No responsi came to mind for what now seemed “I’ve never asked you about any bility for errors In telephoned ads FOR RENT—FOSTER STREE'i Be Presented by Chorus of women,” she said. will be assumed and their accuracy oear Blast Center street, south tene 60 Voices Sunday Night. a foolish impulse. eannot be guaranteed. HELP WANTED— “You didn’t need to.. I think ment, newly renovated, all im Bill switched on the night lamp every girl I ever spent half an hour INDEX OF MALE OR FEMALE 3'’ provements. Dial 3582. beside the bed and sat up. "Surely with has been stuck on a pin and A program of Spring and Evening Miss Perkins would hear if he CLASSIFICATIONS OPENING: MEN-WOMEN: Good put under a miscroscope for your songs will be presented at the 'Trl- wanted anything. Come on back minute inspection. But y o u — ElrthS .....a,a • • a a aia.— A references. Sound health. Interest county Christian Union meeting to bed and I’ll run down and see you’ve told me so much about the Engagements ...... aaMaacua.. B ed In permanent coimectlon in gov Marriages ...... C DAVIDSON’S GARAGE which Is to be held In the Colchester if he’s all right.’’ circus and your travels but you’ve ernment work. Excellent salary. Deaths ...... D AND SERVICE STATION Congregational church Sunday eve "No, I’U go. You’re tired and never mentioned a single man in Card ot Thanks ** s e:r« g • • X Past experience unnecessary. Will I’m fully awake.” In Memorlam . . . . . a . ; ...... F 670 Center St. ning at eight o’clock daylight saving whom you might have been Inter Lost and Found ...... 1 train these qualified. For particu — SAYS — time. A chorus of. 60 voices, made Bill dropped back onto the pil ested.” Announcements ...... I lars write Bok 50, this paper. I’M THE MAN AT THE PUMP up of singers from the Trlcounty low and, almost before she had left “Because there wasn’t any.” Person als ...... r ...... f ASK ME Union chonas and the six-church the room, was asleep again. There "Madeline!” Automobiles union is under the direction of the was a dim light in the hallway. "It’s true. Men never meant any Automobiles for Sale ...... 4 SITUATIONS WANTED— See Page 6 By its gleam Donna descended the Automobiles for Exchange I Rev, Elmer T. Thlenes of Man- thing in my life. Of course, I Auto Aooessorles—Tires ...... 4 FEMALE 33 borough. stairs. 'The nurse, who had a cot never knew many outside of the Auto Repairing—Painting ..... T The following program will be in the living room adjoining the circus. The worth-while ones were Auto Schools ...... T-A WANTED—DAY WORK of any old man’s bedroom, was sleeping Autos—Ship by Truck ...... I kind, by competent woman. Tele sung by the entire chorus: Hark! married. The very few who might s> Autos—For Hire ...... f The Vesper Hymn Is Stealing, Stev soundly as Donna pMsed through have cared for me—well, I couldn’t phone 4890. the room. Oarages—Service—Storage ...... Id HAVE YOUR enson; A Spring Song, Ciro Pinsuti, see them. Then you came along r , Motorcycles—Bicycles ...... 11 and see what you did to me!” Wanted Autos—Motorcycles . . . IS Beside Still Waters, Bernard Ham Bnslneee and Profeselonal Services POULTRY AND SUPPLIES 43 blen; Sing Along, Penn; Onward Suddenly, Donna wondered with a Business Services Offered ...... It RADIO Christian Soldiers, H. C. MacDou- spasm of fear, if it had been Grand "Most girls of 20 have had love Household Services Offered .....1 3 -A ALLEN’S ROAS’TING ducks, also gall: The Silent Sea, W. H. Neldling- father Siddal’s voice that had awak affairs,” he said, not quite satisfied. Building—Contracting ...... 14 ducklings, and fresh eggs. Duck ened her. He had not spoken for "For your sake, darling, I wish Florists—Nurseries ...... 16 er; and Sanctus and Benedictus, Funeral Directors ...... 16 Farm, Oakland. Phone 8879. TUBES Gounod. weeks, but suppose in the night— I could dig up an ex-sweetheart, Heating—Plumbing—Roofing mu 17 There will be other numbers by She stood, hesitantly, on tbe but I couldn’t do It and be truth Insurance ...... it threshold of his room, gaining ful.” tbe members of the two choirs to Millinery—Dressmaking ...... It HOUSEHOLD GOODS 5) courage to face what might be He rubbed his nose against hers (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) Moving—Trucking—S.orage .... td TESTED complete the program. death. ’Then she entered. Amos with a playful gesture of affection. Public Passenger Service td-A FOR SALE— CHAMBERS gas "My goodness! You know how away, and then they heard the Painting—Papering ...... tl range, excellent condition. Price Siddal lay Just as he had for so "Not for my sake, dear, I’m darned Professional Services ...... tt TODAY long— motionless, his snowy head glad I am tbe first man in your tr bake,” said Dotty. "This la dandy baker say, “Well, that’s enough, Repairing ...... tt low. Phone 4868. tots. I must quit. Pm tired uid MRS. MILLS REID LEFT scarcely less white than the pillow life. I’ve a hunch I’d be Jealous cake. Gee, I could eat another piece Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning a . t4 need some rest.” Toilet Goods and Service . . . . „ tt PERFECTION OIL stove, baby CALL 5191 case, bis thin, colorless face turned as sin if I ever thought some ether Oi. It, If there’s enough.” Wanted—Business Service ...... t4 OR toward the window. A shaded guy bad kissed that little red The other Tlnies thanked the stroller, crib, baby carriage, kitch ESTATE 6 F 18 MILUON “Well, miss. Just help yourself Edneatloaal lamp cast long, grotesque shadows mouth of yours or tdngled your man. Then down the road they en table, desk, bureau 13.00, com AT OUR to some. Elat on, as long as there’s gaily ran. The two girls also thank Courses and Ctasses ...... tt mode 60c. 29 Strant 6129. upon the wall, shadows that moved curls like this." He suited tbe Private Instruotion ...... tt New York, May 26— (AP) —Mrs. i^th the fluttering of the curtains. action to the phrase. "Feel equal a crumb,” replied the kindly baker. ed him and then promptly Joined Dancing ...tS-A "I Jusc love to see you stuff. ^ e rest. Musical—Dramatic ...... tt FOR SALE— NEW GLENWOOD SERVICE Elizabeth Mills Reid, widow of Donna tiptoed across the room, to getting your old man some Wanted—Instruction ...... Id stove, equipped with oil burner, Whltelaw Reid, former American bent over ^ e old man and gently breakfast, or must I fend for my "Pe’-hapa the reason it’s so grand is ’cause you two girls lent Flnanelal dining room tables, kitchen tables, ambassador to London, and mother touched his forehead. It was moist self?” Soon Scouty shouted, “Well, look STATION a hand. I think you’d make good there! Who is that sitting high in Bonds—Stocks—Mortgages w . 61 oli stove ovens, rugs, carpets, of Ogden Reid, publisher, left a net and warm. She drew a deep breath She gave him a little shove and Business Opportunities ...... tt bakers. Would you like to stay air? Why, say, it’s Hump^ couches, pictures, chain, dishes, Don’t Forget To Receive a estate of 118,689,916, a transfer tax of relief. His withered eyelids scrambled to her feet. . In spite of Money to Loan ...... It with me? Dumpty, perched upon a garden parlor set, etc. Nothing reserved. FREE Chance On An appraisal filed today disclosed. lifted, bis blue Ups parted, there her efforts to bide tbe utter fatigue Help aud Sitnaticas "Of course, I bake the live-long wall. Help Wanted—Female ...... ti Everything must be sold by Satur Mrs. Reid died April 29, 1931, at was am effort and a croalring whis she felt, she swayed a trifle, and Help Wanted—Male ...... « . . . 14 Cap Ferrat, Nice, B’rance. per Issued from his throat, "Mad— imder corrugated brows the man day, but Td let you have time "He Is the one who falls; around, day, May 26th. Apply W. H. Burke, for play. My wife would treat to crash to bits upon the ground. A Salesmen Wanted ...... t4*A 279 Spruce street. ALL-WAVE The bulk of the estate was in se die!” who adored her watched her and Help Wanted—Male or Female.. It curities totalling 117,206,462. Eleven She dropped on her knees beside wondered. There was no opportu you fine, and you’d be happy as ladder’s near at hand. Let’s try and Agents Wanted ...... |7-A could be.” save him from a fall.” Situations Wanted—Female .« |g FOR SALE— DETROITER four PHILCO public bequests are made, totaling him and pressed her Ups to his nity for further questioning, for at Situations Wanted—Male ...... It burner gas stove. Left side oven TO BE DRAWN MAY 81 4645,000. Her children, Ogden Reid gnarled hand. "You spoke!” she that moment Miss Perkins, who Then Scouty got the ladder and Employment Agencies ...... 44 with regulator. And a Majestic and Lady Jean Templeton Ward, of sobbed. “Oh, Grandfather, you had been in Grandfather’s room, Wee Dotty Smiled and said, wee (Doppy jumped to lend a hand. Live stock—Pete—^Pealtry—Tehielea entered and announced that the “You’re kind, but we just couldn’t "Poor Humpty’s crying,” Dotty Dogs—Birds—Pets ...... 41 electric radio. 69 Oak street Hungerford, England are the prin ■poke! You are going to get weU!” Live Stock-Vehicles ...... 4fi cipals of 52 beneficiaries. Almost hysterical at the seeming old man was awake and asked to stay behind. You see, we’re both said. “Oh," my, I wish he’d stop.” Poultry and Supplies ...... 4t FULL SIZE BED fl.OO; dresser |8: CHET'S The largest of tbe public bequests miracle, she ran into the sitting see Bill. born travelers, an' must be on the Then Coppy, to the egg man Wanted - Pets —Poultry—Stock 44 commode |2, 2 ch^n to matdi 60c is a legacy of 4600,000 to the room and aroused Mis Perkins. “Asked? You mean he — he go. cried, “W e’ll put the ladder by For 0“*T- Mf-rttlaaeifs each; Royal electric cleaner |10; SERVICE Memorial hospital, San Mateo, "He called my name! He spoke spoke?” ‘1 know the other Tlnymltes your side. Then jrou can dlm b Articles for Sale ...... « . . . 41 would gii«s us, while out seeing right down it. That will save you Boats and Aooessorles ...... 44 lounge lamp |8.98j 10 pc. walnut CaUf., an Institution which Mrs. to me!” she cried. She nodded. “He said, *TeU BIU Building Materials ...... 47 dining room (8 chain) |60. Wat STATION Reid foimded in 1922. 'A e nuose w u matter of fact. I w u t him!’ ” sights. We wlU. however, stay a from a flop.” Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry .. 41 kins Furniture Ehcchange, 986 Main 80 Oakland Street Dial 5191 Ogden Mills Reid and Henry W. "Why not? We’ve been expecting Bill went to tbe sick man’s bed while and help you mix more Electrical Appliances—R a ^ _ 44 street. Bull, of New York, were named it all along.” side. "I’m here, Grandpop,!’ he dough.” (Hompty Dumpty la savad tai Fuel and Feed ...... 4#-A said. "Say, this is great! We’ll So, for a while they w rk ed tiie next story.) Garden. — Farm—Dairy Products 44 executors. When they returned to ^e bed Household Goods ...... l l Machinery and Tools it WANTED—TO BUY 58 Musical Instruments ...... it Office and Store Equipment ,«. 64 HIGHEST PRICES PAID for Junk ALLEY OOP Guzzle Steps OutI By HAMUN Specials at the S to re s...... 64 and live poultry. Wm. Ostiinslcy, Wearing Apparel—Furs « ..« .« It AWR16HY, OOP - YNV COKIN' WELL, POKE MV Wanted—To Buy ...... || 91 Clinton street TeL 6879. VA BET'TER » E P o v c r , nqm tnat we'v e HAIRLESS CHlNf Booms Board n etela Heserta KOWOINK.' Bestauraats GOT EVERVBOOV- UVELV/ LdbK IT'S THAT ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD 59 SAFELV a c r o s s / WHAT'S COME UP BRONTV, Boarders ^^aiR—d ...... «.....§ f-A AGIN/ Country Board—R esorts -----40 FOR RENT—SINGLE ROOM fac BEHIND y o u / m : 41 ing Main street light housekeeping Wanted—Rooms—Boart ...... it conveniences, fur^ahed or unfur Beal Estate For Beat Apartments, Flats, Tenements.. It nished. Wm. Rubinow, 841 Main gt. Business Locations for Rent ... 44 _V ^ Houses for Rent ...... gg FOR RENT-9'LikNTamir^i'i rooms Suburban for Bent 41 for light houaekeeping, gas and Summer Homes for Bent . « « , 47 Wanted to Rent ...... $$ sinks in each room. 109 Foster vi; ‘•I street Orube. Beal Hstate Fer Sale Apartment Building for Sale 44 Business Property for Sale « . « 74 ’TO RENT—FURNISHED rooms in Farms and Land for Sale « . « . 7i Belwits Bldg. Large front rooms Houses for Sals «...«... mm., tt fbr light houseke^phig. Inquire at Lots for Sals ...... 7t Resort Properw tor Sale « « . « 74 Sfilwits Shoe Shop. Suburban fer Sale ....«.ce;«A r 71 ^ a l Xetate for Exahangis Wanted-Real Bstatc ...... ft SasfisB Legal Bslfsse Raul Tie Herald Adra see a Atsal Meitlees Memmeessememi II • MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHBStBR, C0NN„ FRIDAY, MAY 2MMW4. Toonerville Folks _____ By Fontaine For OUR BOARDING HOUSE By Gene Ahern VFl-VTRi^P’*FlNNCGAN,THC WOHLP’s WORST CAPPV ■■■■ ...... - ...... THE BBAUnrUL AND DUMB Little MacDonald (to butcher)- B«tty aata earrotf for Vitamin A, Give me 10 cento’ worth of ^ g YES StR.roSW .CS:. WELL-^DOr^ TAKE'^M tjuiaeh for ^^tamln B, meat, and be sure it's fresh for From a board of cows that Id* the last time you gave it to me TRUTH, ! CAUfSHT TUEfA OFF HOME,THEN f BRiNS 'EM ■uralT browse on yeast, comes C Daddy got awfully sick. M«NUUTV‘S X>OCK f B U T ,D O OVER TO MY JERMT, A>4' and D, YOU TW»MK ILL BE ABLE TO I'LL COOK'M s o y o u r t e e t h Betty Is balanced right up to the One of the pleasant eplsodas of chin with vitamin this and that— life is making plans to spend money CONVIKJCE THE SCOFFERS ACT WILL BE CUCKIH' LIKE But there’s not enough letters in that you never get. CA.STANETS t T W K K 1 our alphabet to balance her imder MY HOUSE THAT I D\D? her hat. Sunday School Teacher— Junior, £ < S A B ,T H E V l L 3E E*R M E C A K I \ E H W E L L , I can you quote something from the WITH RIBALD JESTS THW 1 USED TO RUM AN OWL Tom—^Do you know anything Bible to show that a man should about flirting? not have two wives? ^CTT THEM AT A WAGON IN JOPUN, AM' Han— I thought I did, but the Junior— Yes— 'No man can serve FISH MOfsISERS I COULD girt I tried my system on married two masters.’ me. b r o i l a Neighbor—Why are you letting BICtCLE SEAT With the advent of her first baby your son study those dead lan TO TASTE a mother thinks she has discovered guages at college? an entirely new language. Father—I’m expecting to make UKE AFILiy an undertaker out of him. MIMYUM / A minister wss sent for by A philanthropist is one whose One of San Francisco’s mxmicl- generosity is praised because be pal courts sets aside three days left what be couldn’t take with a week as Chinese days; on those him. days all defendants in the court - 4 - © O N T TREAT are Chinese. THOSE MUGS Walter—^All right, sir, all right. You will get served in time. AT HOME,, Diner— Yes, but I'm anxious to MAJOR/ lapper anny ays T. M. «tO. U. •. WT L.. get through this meal before you F nta. o. F s. PAT. orr. S : c 1f»4 IT WtA «CWV»Ct.'lWC. raise the prices any more. to fontarnt fos. Give a stubborn man his way and he will credit you with having ex SIORCHY SMITH cellent judgment. By John C. Terry Little Junior (on return from TH E Y PIP POWN Tb TUB CABIN , THBIR MACHINE SuH SPUTTWING / dentist’s )— 'The doctor tojd me be TAKEN gy SURPRISE, BoS AND THE FB>6RAL A Little Grace—Why are there no SRIHBLLI AND HlS LIEOreNANT marriages in heaven. Daddy dear? I^AVe THE tSLANh IM A SMALL, Daddy (after stealthy glance FAST PLANe - around)—Because that would not 5CORCHV HEARS THE INSTANT FlRlN^^ BUT . - » ■TV be heaven, my dear. e UM Tli« A.P., JUI BifhU KtMrvt, K66PS SO W , Jtfg OTHtH W A V / Grandma Samantha Smathers near Brushvllle says in her days the WASHINGTON TUBBS By Crane OUT OUR WAY yoimg fellows didn’t think so much DIDN'T you SEE By Williams about a girl’s beauty as they did j A good yarn can keep some peo rWANT£D; DEAD ' t h a t sto p s ig n ? t h a t TAKES ^ TyBH-ASJ' W j/M AFRAID I'LL^ about a comfortable hammock on a ple in stitches. YEARS,TO QlT YOU CANt '/ NEVER MAKE IT- cool porch and a nice cake. OR ALIVE! HAIR-ON YOUR G/^l«r IT A 1LOOK WHUT YOU I CHEST, UKB HIM MOUSTACHE GOT TO GO THRU, AN* 8E ABLE TO LIKE T H A T TO GIT MUSCLES O’f STAND THAT o v e r n i g h t ; AN* HANDS LIKE Bia OF A CHEW j EITHER HIM. I DON'T WRIGLEY’S OF T'BACKER^' LIKE W ORK WELL HNOUGH PER n-TT^ "THAT» III # 5,(X)0 REVNARD OFFERED m FOR CAPTURE OF IRON- JAW LADROJI. ^ e n s a t io ja l p r is o n ^ BREAK AND HOLD-UP AROUSE NATION. fpOUCE COMB UNDERWORLD. LI THE HUNT IS ON, wo d ays p a s s w ith out a n y n e w s . THEN, IN NEW YORK IK STATE, A POLir.EMAM STOPS A CAR FOR A TRAFFIC VIOLATION. (fU lE 6INES THE acuPANT$\ (J.ET 'IM HA ^ IT, JOEY'F] ------' UlIA HARD-BOILED g l a r e - t h e n u t t e r s FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosser A STARTLED GASP f HERE'S THAT ”SWI SIDLING LAPRONIf) t PICTURE I SW BENBY! YOU I STILL t h in k HE SAW JN THE V/ILL BE RE- MAY BE WANTED / r PAPER, SHERIFF.. WiARDBD IP VbU IN SOME SMALL TOWN AMD THW ' 6 S E HIM .'..LOOKS GUY \9 THE Ll( r \ T M. wa U & MT. or? CitMiv Nu •csviet. iMC. r vvw 'pr-iw*^ r-Mrw i n « P^LWDK A L IS ^ - THE VSR SPEEDS AWAY. THE ENTIRE NATION ECHOES THE CAY,"M TUM^ . 0M I^ , 3 D R R O XiAS BUGUIFS Speaking Out of Turn LISTEN TO WHAT HE SAVE THINK IT! MV WIFf II IN HIS TELEGRAM,..''YOU'RE T h » » 1 _ m 6 o i r n NOW-ZK-DAY* y^qo A CRANK ON THIS PANGED TOOTIN' WE DONT IP A KID TH A T ! WHAT CHILD PlYCHOLOOY a ^ •NBIZIE IT I THINK. OUR •TyFF-..RRAOB .A WANT SWINDLINO SWEENEY KOIANS THE MOTHRRB DIO , IN LBESEURO...WB HAVE I BS n d HOUEC'LL BE A ROOD JOB PUBUfHBO ON m . , ALL WE CAN HANDLE, CLUTTBRRD IN THEIR DAY AND OUR KID II A P EW UP WITH WITHOUT JUBT A1 MUCH ^ N O W r SPBCIAUITB ANY SUCH HINUTEB ; FOR A PUBS. l a t e r . .WBRK, — SJ, -tj m - '& m jr •*!■ ■m PAGE EIGHTEEN i- Members of Mary C. Keeney Center church women have re Rev. Qjuald H. Kennedy, .{wetbr The special memorial eervlu m '. adtool Tent, Daughters of Union Veterans DANCE ceived an invltatlan from the G lu- of the Cmigr^rational church in which it is customary to hold in one ABOUT TOWN toflbury church women to -mut ColUnsvillei will preach' at the 'Son-, NlffiLT lWX4IA¥ Ooyentiy, of the Civil War are requeated to Given by The Zipeer Cbib at with them on ThuriKiay afternoon day morning "Youth Day" service of the local'churches at the ai>- town ware taken at. toe tfa V,. meet Simday morning at 10:80 In i,AU m em bers o f the Center Flute Tinker BaO, Sat, May 26 of next week at 8 o’clock, when at the North Methodist church. Rev. proacb of Decoration Day, will take PHTWES RE-TAKENH ale sdu xd t o il wiaek, to a - b^nd are requested to attend a front of Emanuel Lutheran church, Mri. Wilson, Hume of India Kennedy on Wednesday received bis ^'oce Sunday morning at Emanuel pbotbs haV tof'but tomid 4U|9ethiA Sleeting in the clubhouse at 3:30 to to attend the memorial service. speak. A social hoiir will follow. degru of Doctor of Philosophy at Lutheran chiu^. All' patriotic or- The Xrrfys ware takm Harmony Oroheetra. ganiutions have been invited. Rev. morrow afternoon. Important busi Members are requested to wear Admission 85c. the graduation exercises of the First Photos ot School Chfldren with a special martilne u a magna ness will be transacted. their badges. ADVERTISEMENT— Hartford Seminsiry Foundation. K. E. Erickson, the putor, will to discover tubercukiais. Tha platu preacL on the theme, "Soldiers of ^ ------Members, of Oak Lodge, No. 48, Fopnd Def^ive So Other ar sent to experts in toa atato, Headquarters for fresh Connecti <3hriBt.” O rganist H d g e Pearson Is International Brotherbool of Paper- The regular Friday evening dance Plates Are Made. who later report their to Circualting Library Kodak Films 3 r)0 ^ ^ ^ ^ y / s : 2c a day 'n-JWIULEC. If you’re staying at home 28c -^MANCHESTEPjCCm^ over the wook-end, select a Eastman Verichrome No, V book from Hale’s Circulating 116. No. V 120, 21c. Wede’ ^Now In Library. No deposit, 2c Tht J.W H ALC CO. velop plctimes on 24-hour dresses that look fine dally. (Front Entrance). M a n c h e s t e b Comm-. service. (Front Entrance). Progress ! that are fine for DRUG SALE Wherever You Go D ecoration Day Decoration Day and Purchase One Item At The Regular Price . . . 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All you need Is a $S9«so C oats now $ 1 9 *7S trtm suit and chic beach togs. You’ll find all you want In bathing needs Regular 45e here—at thrifty prices! tS9*75 C oa ts now $14«S8 WITCH HAZEL $ 1.98 Jantzen Swim Stiits $4.50 to $6. $ 25*00 C o a ts now $12.50 For Dress and Sports- Forest Mills Suits $2.98 tO $5.98 $22.75 C oa ts now. $11.58 Seersucker $2.98 Extract of Short Sets Two Models: witch haul. Gotham Hose $ 1 9 . 7 5 C o a ts n o w $ 9 . S S Nautical $1.98 89e Rubbing Alcohol .. .9 for 40e Slip-ons Besorter, a baau- 69c Antlseptlo Douche Powder... tlfully taU ^ ...... 2 tor 60e Tom boy ■Up fa^omed of $ 1 0 . 7 5 C o a ts n o w $ .$s $1.98 pura silk «rsM. 8 26o Floraseent C eku... .2 tor 26c Pair Shorts 60o Creno Dlslnfeotant (16-os.)., Shadow - pide)...... S fo r d ie Terry Beach $1.98 Straight add V aosing Out! $5.95 and $7.95 200 Dreeeer Combe...... f tor 26e No matter where you go or what Togs fops. 60o Antadd Powder ... .9 tor 61c you’re doing Decoration Day (and 86o Bpbedrlne Naaal J elly ...... every summer day) be sure you’re T erry $1.19 ...... 9 tor 86e wearing (KXniAM’S. They're eo Slacks a l o v t o 40o Camphorated Oil .. .9 fer 41e ■mart appearing and their "gold ^ kida, trlmjd 14:^, F rock s 25o Swut Bpts. Nitre . .9 fer 96e strl]^’ prevents giarter runs. $ h ^ Beach $2.98 tosOpw. - . paiiiUr Tbs '‘early birds" silii find outstsnd- 80o Glycerine...... 9 tor t i e ohiffoqs; servloe weights. Featur- R obei tag bargains in dark street frooks $ 80o Olyoerlne Buppoeitorles...... Ing two emart imife: here. Not all siiee. 14 to 44. lust 4*95 9 tor l i e about forty models. 1 28o Outer Oil...... 9 fe r t i e Trtrtjtojh -a lovsiy tan for wlUto, Bathing Caps SOe Outer Oil M t Oepiiulu.... ’ 25c and 89c At HAZJJ’l Apparal—Mala Iloor, rear. *,* *1* *• .9 fer t i e favorite tan oaat.. At RALirS Bathing Suits— ItolaHeer, yW it ICalB Floor, light*- Soeo)!^ I wm. 'mk '/J VMj"