L C T T V I f jSmtrlrrBtrr Evrafttg IfrraGi MONDAY. MARCH 25,1985.
The Junior Sons of Italy will hold 7:00 p. a ., dacreo ts«n>. Daugh MCHARD BENVENUn an important meeting In connection Recreation ('enter I y . M. C. A. Notea tera of Liberty. AUtO AND HOME APPLIANCE SHOW AT STATE ARMORY TOMORROW with the membership campaign ENUMEBATE 6,780 BLAZE THREATENS Coining Evento KNIGHTS TO HEAR Thursday night In the clubrooma on Items of Interest April 8.—Salvation Army concert AND HIS ORCHESTRA Birch street. All members are urged Schedole For Week AVERAGE DAILT CtBCVlJmON Moadajr In Citadel. Commissioner Alex THE WEATHER to attend. FARMS IN COUNH NORTH END GARAGE Damon and viaiUng bands. Also for the montli ot Febmary, 1935 Fridmy, March 29th Monday 4:00—Busy Bees Girls club. REPORT ON DRIVE Forecast ot U. tl. Weatber Bnreaa, 5:00—Cuba gym. Emanuel Lutheran choir. Hartford School St. Rec, 8:80-12:S0 Mrs. Ruth Houae, who was for The women’s gym class will most April 12.—“Relatively Speaking, ’ SS« AdmiMloe. merly Miss Ruth Shorts, Is at the from 7:15 to 8 o'clock. 5:15—Business Men’s Volley Ball. 6:30— Eagles Club Gym. a throe-act play by Paint and Pow S ; 4 8 6 Manchester office of the Western The men’s gym clsas wiU meet der club at High school. Fair with froat toaight; Wedoca- Union instructing~Misa Elaine Hil- from 8:15 to 9 o’clock. Increase of Over 3>000 Since 7:00—7th and 8th Grade Girls Confined to Basement, How- CampbeU Coonefl Expects to ^ Metabor ot tho Aedit day fair and warmer; Thursday Social Hour. April 22.—Formal ball of Knights iR attrlifatrr Stiputug lif ralJi showers. blg, who Is to be the new manager. The women’s plunge period will BoieM of OtroulatioBs 7:15— Senior Gym. of Columbus. ABOUT TOWN Miss Hllblg is the daughter of Mr. be held from 8 to 9 o’clock. Last Census— Thorough April 28.—Community Players m and Mrs. Richard Hllblg of Ridre The men’s plunge period will be 8:00—Andover Cong, church Bojrs ever, and Only Damage Is Act on Several Applica Gym. ’Tommy,’’ Hollister Street school, street and la to succeed Miss Elslne held from 7 to 8 o’clock. auspices of Sunset Itebekah lodge. VOL. LIV- NO. 150. Antonio CateUtno, proprietor of Schuetx, who resigned as manager The women’s dancing class will Canvass. 8:00— "Y " Bowling League. Reids -Dae to Smoke. (EIGHTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER. CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 26, 1935. (C'lassIHed Advertising oo Page Id.) PRICE THREE CENTS vs. Kellers, Gibsons vs. Shearers. AprU 27.—“Night of Frolic,” spon tions Tonight. the East Center etreet barber ihop on Saturday. meet from 8 to 8:45. sored by Company K, at State Ar who waa Injured by a fall about *en A plunge period for men will fol 9:00—Highland Park Boys Gym. mory. ♦ - weeks afo and was unable to be at Members of the South Manchester low' the gym period. Tuesday Sanol Jay Solomon, State Census A fire discovered in the basement April 29. — Tenth annual concen Campbell Council -will hold Its hla shop has improved suificlenUy fire department had a busy week The girls’ gym class league will 3:00—Current Literature (Mrs. J. ot Beethoveen Glee club at High Portugruese Plan Mystery Flig^ht to return to his work today. last week, according to the report Supervisor, announces tljat the nura- L. Handley). of the Depot Square garage at 4:30 regular meeting this evening at 8 use the bowling alleys from 8 to bei of farms In Hartford county school. GREAT INTEREST of Chief Albert Foy. There were 14 9:30. 4:00—Grade School Boys Gym o’clock and at that time action will that are in operation la 6,780, as yesterday afternoon gave the two May 3. — Benefit dance for Me CHILD LABOR BILL 9-11. be taken on several applications for Edward Moske. a«e 3, of SO North calls for apparatus of the depart Tneaday companies of the Manchester fire morial hospital St State Armory. ment during the week. Of this The Model Airplane club will compared with 3,743 Which wus 5:00—Playground' Committee new members. Reports that were HITLER PARRIES QUERY street Is recovering from an attack enumerated. In 1930. The increase department a half hour of hard May 13.— (Tentative), Concert by of pneumonia. Dr. Gregan has been rurcber 13 were still alarms and In meet In tjie club rooms at 7 o'clock. meeting. received from the different team IS BEING SHOWN of 3,137 farms Is not due to any work. The fire started near an oil High school chorus and orchestra workers yesterday Indicated that in attendance. nearly every case the cause was The men’s volley ball period will 6:30—Basketball North End Jrs. vs. at High school hall, grass fires. There was but one be held from 5 to 6:15. aekiltlonal farms In Hartford coun Buckaroos. burner and before discovered heavy there would be several applications REJECTED BY HOUSE ty, which stood, according to the smoke was coming from the cellar. Also annual Mothers’ and Daugh for action at the m<;ctlng tonight. Mrs. Veronica Balkner and her bell alarm, that coming Saturday The women’s swimming classes 6:45—Arrows Qub meeting. ters’ banquet at Concordia Lutheran IN A U T m L A Y afternoon and called out all of the will meet os follow's: 7 to 7:45, be 1930 figures, as the 20th largest 7:80— Arrows Club Gym. It waa with difficulty that the fire Word received from William P. Lar daughters, Lena and Rose, tendered county in the point of agricultural men were able to make their way church. kin, of New York, general chairman ON SIZE OF HIS ARMY apparatus on the East aide. ginners; 7:45 to 8:80, intermediate. 8:00— Foreman’s Club meeting. a party on Saturday night for Miss pi eduction In the United SUtea. into the basement and get at the of the national camoalgn. brought Helen O. Plnney, of Malden iMae, Wedneeday 8:00—Hooked rugs (Miss Hib Proposed Amendment to The announcement that Richard Mr. Solomon, who le the only bard) source. the Information that 10,000 new NRA TEST CASE Dealers Enthnsed As Tomor Rockville. A kitchen shower'waa The women’s gym class will meet supervisor without an .assistant, Companies No. 1 and No. 2 were members had been received In the given In honor of her coming mar- Benvcnutl and his orchc.stra have from 7:15 to 8 o’clock. 8:00— South Methodist CIhurch SO. WINDSOR SELECTMAN been engaged to play for the dance attributes the Increase to the thor Bowling League. both called on the alarm, which was NewYork area in the first five davs Federal Constitution Is nsge to Harry Westervelt of Spring- Roller skating In the gym start oughness of the enumerators. He sounded from Station 12, which of the campaign and requested that N azis in Lithuania fleld and Long Island. The marriage to be held this Friday evening at the 9:30—Basketball Phantom Dra TOBEWnVDRAWN row Sees Openmg of Ex ing at 8:30. Admission includes inctituted on his own Initiative for gons vs. Crescent "Y”. calls out all apparatus In the Man all council chairmen make a check Will take place after Easter. Friends School street Recreation Center skates, music and checking. RETURNS FROM HOSPITAL f - r • Y^e m gy « ' With Relcfa Turning Back building should meet with favor the first time, and the census has Wedneeday chester department. In order to get of U\e work that has been dona Turned Down by Vote of from Springfield, Rockville .and Man A public setback party will be l>een taken ever since the year 1850, Into the cellar and fight the blaze the local area and get reports hibit at Armory; Big Home chester Were pre.sent. among the many w ho: heard this held at the West Slue Rec on Cedar 2:00— Bridge Party and Ten. popular maestro and his orchestra a personal Instruction for each 2:00—Well Baby Clinic. the firemen bad to use smoke Robert Daly, Second Selectman of headquarters at once. racing Firing Squad wi>.ie Am» i>r.bi«B i . street. Play will start at 8 o'clock enumerator. Moreover, each enum masks, the first time that they have the town of South Windsor. Injured A meetjng of majors, captaini 198-61; Long Debate. Reports Have It Tbat Lum The regular meeting of Anderson- at their last engagement here. and prizes will be awarded. 2:00— Women’s Bowling. Appliance Show. Whenever they make an appearance erator was compelled to take an 3:00—Doctors and Prof. Men’s been necessary at the north end. when struck by a locomotive at the and team workers has been called Sbea Auxiliary, V. F. W., will take Thursday examination, and not only had to The fire was burning close to the South Windsor railroad station by Chairman Thomas Dannaher of Kaunas, Lithuania, March 26. ; the AUies— Little Said place tomorrow night at 8 o'clock at the weekly dance It is the signal Gym Class. ber Co. WiD Remove Sait ;ullty of killing a man whom they for another banner attendemce na The men’s volley ball period will pass the examination but also had 4:00—YUGG Girls Club. store room In the basement and was while operating a snow plow, is at the local campaign committee to be ^tate Capitol, Hartford, March 26 (A P )—The hand of a Lithuaniar, juspected of betraying them. at the State Armory. Mrs. Alice be from 5 to 8:15. to express a willingness to walk endangering a large stock of tires, hts home and will be unable to work hejd In the K. of C. rooms Tuesday The members of the general com Military Court descended heavily Virginia, chairman, and her assist with their snappy rhythm rendi 5:15—Business Men's Volley Ball. — (AP) —The proposed child labor Political circles feared an unfor tions of the current songs they al The women’s swimming classes most of his enumeration district. 6:00— Manchester Improvement tubes, batteries and other automo for several weeks. In company with evening at 8 o’clock when reports mittee of the 1935 Manchester Auto today upon the German population tunate effect on the German atti About Disarmament. ants on the social committee arc will meet as follows: 7 to 7:45, sd- will be given of work so far accom amendment to the Federal Constitu from High Coart. ways are warmly applauded. The The largest number of farms for Club Supper and meeting. bile supplies. It was cheeked be Waldo Hyson Mr. Daly was work and Home Appliance Show to be of Memcl in an effort to stamp out tude toward the proposed Eastern i planning to have a surprise lunch vanced; 7:45 to 8:.30, life saving, Hartford county ever reported since fore the sto r^ c room waa reached. ing on a power plow opening roads plished and a report sent to the na tion, turned down in 1925 by Con' anti-Lithuanian tendencie.M as four eon and several other attractions, regular admission will be charged 6:30— Rockville Boys Gym. ncctlcut, suffered another rebuff to held at the State armory for four Security Pact which would have In- i and dancing will be from 8:30 until Friday 1850 by the United States Census 6:45— Eagles Club Meeting. When the blaze was out and an In In South Windsor during the heavy tional headquarters In New York. alleged Nazi leaders were sentenced eluded Lithuania. I Berlin, March 29.— (A P )—The also games. A large attendance Is vestigation was made It waa found No report has as yet been sent from day as the House rejected it. Washington, March 26.— (AP) — days, beginning tomorrow after 12:30 o'clock. Dancing In the gym from 8:30 to of Agriculture conducted by the De 7:00— Hospital Sewing Group snow storm Tn February and when to face a firing squad In three days. One of those sentenced to eight Anglo-German conversations ended hoped for. The members are also 12:30. Music by Richard Benveniitl partment of Commerce was In 1920, that the greater damage was due to working near the railroad station in Marchester. The proposal, reported unfavor Withdrawal of the Government’s noon at 1 o’clock are enthusiastic President Antanas Smetona of reminded tp bring gifts of cigarettes (Miss Hibbard). ably by the committee on Federal years In prison was a former presi late today and it was officially and bis band. when 4,700 farms were enumerated. 7:30—Biickland Boys Gym. smoke and that It had been check South Windsor did not hear the ap On Wednesday evening at eight only NRA test case now before the over the interest already being Lithuania has the power to com dent of the Memel Jhamber. for the'' hospital chairman. ed before fiames had been able to o’clock there will be an open meet .reloliotUL waa defeated by a roll call shown tn this year’s exhibition. stated that Relchbfuehrer Hitler Another Innovation Instituted by Mr. 8:00—Rejuvenation of Dress (Miss proach of the locomotive until too Supreme Court was believed Immi mute the death Ecntences and it was Most of those convicted, who PLAN TO ORGANIZE Solomon was the cd-opcmtlon of Hibbard). do much damage. later. Both were taken to the Hart ing, sponsored b y . the campaign vote after a long debate. Members are certain that tho deci believed he might show clemency. were at liberty on ball, were re-ar had not given a definite Indication Rainbow Girls will begin their Connecticut State College, includi.ig ' Saturday’s Alarm ford hospital where they remained committee, held iii St. Bridget’s It w u assallce by opponents as a nent today as Stanley F. Reed be sion to hold the annual event later The four facing death are Emil meeting tonight In the Masonic 8-:30—Lcador.a Club Gym. rested In the courtroom as the sen of how large a military force he In BARRON TO SPEAK ON Professor L G. Davis, head of the An alarm from Box 441, at Main as patients until last week. Mr. Hy hall. At that time there will be lo measure that would give too much gan his term as solicitor general of In the season In advance of the date Boll, Walter Preiss, Heinrich Wan- tences were pronounced. Temple at an early hour to allow Thursday power to Congress and held up by tends to build. VELVET WORKERS Economics Department: Leonard 4:00—Tap and Social Dancing and Park street Saturday afternoon son was injured In the back and is cal and Hartford speakers present the United States. of general opening of the motoring nagat and Emil Lepa. The Nazis’ a'ctivities, according to for the pivot and progressive bridge brought out Np. 2's pump and sup and an entertainment will also be Its proponents as one which would season, has given this year’s show Hitler, German officials said, par Salter, Rural RehablllUtlon direc Classes. still in a cast. Mr. Daly suffered a The action Is the Belcher Lumber They were four out of a group of testimony In the trial, began tn ried the questions of Sir John Si and setback to follow. Prises will GENERAL POLICE WORK tor; Dr. G. B. Clarke, agricultural ply wagon. No. 3’s pump and'No. 4’s head Injury as well as body Injuries. provided. The meeting Is open to safeguard Connecticut from unfair the necessary impetus found want be awarded and refreshments 4:00—Grade School Boys Gym Company case, which waa taken di 126 alleged Nazis placed on trial on 1933 and Included preparing 20,000 mon, British foreign secretary, and economist. Another means was 12-15. pump and ladder trucks. It Is the Injury that Mr. Daly suf all Catholic men of Manchester and competition from other states. ing In events held earlier In the sea storm troopers to cross the frontier served. All players will be wel NaHonal Association Repre The House vote was 198 to 61. rect to the supreme Court after a charges of conspiring to seize turned back the whole arms prob the maps which Mr. Solomon se 6:00—Girl Scouts Troop 11. The alarm was turned In when an fered to his head that Is now caus vicinity. ruling last October at Birmingham, son. Memel for Germany, the four In and enter Memel. come. automobile owned by the New Eng Tho possibility of any further lem to the World War’s allied ene Improvomenf Association Ar- cured personally from the town 6:30—Talcottvllle Boys Gym. ing him trouble. Ala., by Federal District Judge Wil Wont to See New Models question facing the additional They were suspected of arranging mies of Germany. sentatives Here Today — c;erks' offices throughout the coun land Transportation Company, House debate on the measure during While testing and preparing their plane In Philadelphia for a long Sensing this natural curiosity a coup d'etat -or April, 1934, post The'Toung Peoplelr'KJClely of the ranK4H4-Meet ing for Wednes 6:45—North Ends Club meeting. this se.ssion was squelched as the liam I. Grubb, holding the Recovery charge of murdering a fellow Nazi We will await disarmament pro ty. Seven radio broadca-sts, appeal 7:30—North Ends Gym. which had been driven to the rear The Beethoven Glee club will meet TONIGHT — BRIDGE — Act unconstitutional. flight, George (left) and Alfred Monteverdc, Portuguese aviators, sought upon the part of a greater number In the course of the plot. poning It for a more favorable oc Church of the Nararene will meet day Night at Y. M. C. A. of the JalTe A Podrove building, representatives promptly defeated to cloak their enterprise In mystery. It is reported, however, that of Manchester patrons to view the posals from, other powers rather ing to the citizens of the county to 7:30—Young Women's Bowilng. fir rehearsal tonight at 7:30 o’clock WHIST .AND SETB.ACH Attaches of the attorney-general’s Of the complete group, only 35 casion. than to make such proposals our tonight at 8 o'clock In the church Call Session Saturday. eld the enumerators, were also caught fire. The blaze was noticed at the Emanuel Lutheran church. a motion to reconsider the vote. their plan was to attempt a non-stop flight from Philadelphia to new model cars, local dealers have basement for their annual business 8:30— Basketball Dukes vs. Buck- ST. BRIDGET’S PARISH HALL It was expected that the meas office said a formal statement on the were acquitted and released. All the George Jessutis, the Nazi whom selves." Hitler was officially said to given. The majority of the farms land "Y". by people In the violnlty and the box Every member is requested to attend their native land. made every effort to provide as the four condemned men were ac meeting. Tickets for the meeting of the ure would reach the Senate tomor Belcher case waa expected later to others .were given prison sentences. have told Sir John. Organization of a branch In Man- were found on the back-roads of the Friday was pulled. Box 441 calls all East as tonight's rehearsal nil', be In 12 Valuable Prizes! day at the Justice Department. large an exhibit of various models Two of the accused were sen cused of murdering, disappeared Manchester Improvement Associa Side apparatus and alwdys brings row. as possible this year. Dealers were Regarding the League of Nations, cherter of the National Velvet county. The enumerators In most 4:00—Girls Gym. preparation fo^ a concert to be Eleetrle Lamp— Door Prize! Meanwhile, Solicitor-General Reed tenced to life imprisonment and the last April. His body was recovered it was said that the Relchafuehrer The Ladles’ Aid society of the instances had to walk almo.st as out a crowd. Such was the case given In Waterbury, Thursday, Advocates arc confident of a vic unable other years to secure the Workers’ Association will be effect tion. which 1s to be held Wednesday 6:15— Business Men’s Volley Ball. Tasty Eats. Admission 25e. tory there but In the face of the refused to confirm or deny that a sentences on the others ranged from from the River Jura. It waa al repeated the familiar German argu Buckingham Congregational church many miles as they drove a ca-. Saturday afternoon. The fire was Starch 28. complete line of cars for the show, leged he had admitted to Lithuani will conduct a bridge and whist ed at a meeting of all velvet work evening In the Manchester Y. M. C. 6:30- North End Jrs. Gym. House vote Senate approval would decision had been made to withdraw one to twelve years and in many ment that all matters must be set ers In this town Saturday morning Many of the farms are off the public 6:45—Cubs Club meeting. confined to the motor and hand ex the case. due to the earlier holding of the cases included tbe confiscation of an police that a trip he had under party In the vestry of the church A., building were being distributed amount to nothing more than a ges 286 AMERICANS PROFIT show. ' tled for Germany before he would roads and the enumerator either tinguishers rushed from nearby taken to Berlin had as Its object Wednesday evening at 7:4S. Prises at 10 o'clock In Tinker hall. All 8:00—Special current events lec ture. Previously, former Solicitor Gen property. consider re-entering the League. velvet workers arc urged to attend to members of the association today. walked, went on horseback, or use.i ture to young people by Mrs. Lewis stores had put the fire out when the Not only will the exhibit be more The condemned men were found negotiations with Nazi^ authorities. will be awarded and refreshments apparatus arrived. The House defeat of the proposal eral Biggs carried another New The largest part of the. conversa and hear speakers point out the alms H Is the regular March meeting. A erow-shoes, a-s well ba sleighs, In Rose. Deal Test—the Louisville, Ky., slum complete with all cars, including tions, which were conducted In pri served and all players will be wel- .^upper will be served and this will Older to contact the farmer and se Grass Fires followed by about a month the sport models with a wide range of of the organization. 8:00—Basketball Game Manches unanimous passage by both clearance case—directly to the Su BY IRISH SWEEPSTAKES vate, were reported to have dealt he followed by a talk to be given by cure the nece.ssary data. Company No. 3 was called Satur new trappings, but the cars can be It waa explained by one of the ter "Y " Girls vs. Hartford All Star branches of a state law virtually preme Court after an adverse lower with "armies rather than dlsatana'* officers today that the Idea of the Lieutenant William A. Barron of the Mr. Solomon, who formerly con Girls. day for a grass fire on Maple street court ruling, and then dismissed' It. shown to better advantage with an ment.” Mrs. Gustave Leldholdt of High near Clinton street, which was ex outlawing child labor In Connecti association Is that velvet workers Manchester police department. ducted research surveys for Con 9:00—Talcottvllle Bovs Senior The Attorney general explained all opportunity to demonstrate imme The co-operative air pact and th* land street has entered the Hart tinguished before any damage waa cut. diately after the show, those models POLICE SEEK FATHER should have an organization of their Lieutenant Barron will speak on necticut State College in co-opera Gym. other decisions In this field had aiiestlon of Austrian independence ford hospital for an eye operation. tion with the United States Depart done. Sunday Company No. 1 of Orer a Millioa DoUars Won TABORS’ ROMANCE prospective customers like. Roads In cwn. Separate from workers In finger prints and will show pictures 8:00—"Y " Men and Women’s state Capitol, Hartford, March 26. been favorable, including one In that also were treated. other departments of textile plants. and relate some of the Interesting ment of Agriculture. Bureau of Bowling Teams vs. West Spring- the - Manchester department was circuit. the vicinity of Manchester execot Non-Aggression Pact Group 4 of the Memorial Hospital Agricultural Economics, believes called to Washington street to ex —(AP)—The proposal that Con the back country roads, are now In Linen auxiliary will meet Wednes This association has no connection development.^ that have been made field "Y " Men and Women. necticut ratify the child labor NRA, however, does not have such Ob First Day’s Drawings: WHO KILLED DAUGHTER Officials revealed that Hitler sug whatever with lyocal 212ft or any in connection with this work. He that Hartford County will now be Saturday tinguish a grass fire on that street. a favorable court record. The at TOLD IN LETTERS good condition for travel, and local gested a non-aggression pact for day afternoon with Mrs. William rated In the firat 15 counties of the No damage was done. amendment to the Federal Constitu dealers will be able to show the new Knofla of ^ow er street. other textile union. will also talk on general police work 9:00 a. m —Grade School boys tion threw the House into a long torney general recently had In Austria but refused to enter any Officers, all from out of town, are and will point out the different United States In point of agricul gym. 9-11. dicated the Belcher case would set in Dnbliii— List of the ___ cn-8 to advantage "under cond't'ons non-interference agreement which tural production. Up to date, the debate today as the General Assem normally expected during tbe sea A dental clinic will be held to as follows: President, Ralph Tur methods that local business houses 10:00 a. m.—Grade School bovs tle many controversial Issues, raised would mean the perpetuation of the ner: vice-president, John Sullivan: largest increase In the United Stati.i gym 10-11. bly entered the final half of Its ses son just l.\ ginning. Norwich Man Accused of | HOUSE NEAR VOTE morrow morning at 9 o'clock at the can follow In helping to better pro sion. While the battle over child by a series of subsequent adverse present Austrian regime. secretary, Donald Reuss: treasurer, was approximately 2,199 farms ^^lUOO a. m.—Older boys gym lower court rulings. Winners. Tmnks Belonging to Once H.Vne Appllanees The question of a larger German Health Center on Haynes street, tect their own property by proper Manchester labor got under way the smoke of Arthur Slebel. V lilch was In the state of rennessee, The Belcher case Waa set for argu The later season showing win also navy was kept in the background and a tonsil clinic at 10 o'clock. placing of night lights. another controversy—that of the Choking to Death 16 Year With the formation of the local as lecently reported by the Dlrecto. ment before the Supreme Court work to the same advantage for the ONWORKREUEF and was barely mentioned, it was branch, officers from this town will of the Census William L. Austin. Date Book Horse Racing Bill—continued to Dublin, Irish Free State, March Wealthy Woman Opened; exhibitors of home appliances. The A eon was born Saturday night to April 8 and Attorney General Cum learned. he elected and a set of rules drawn Mr. Solomon believes the method of BID FAREWELL TO SON hover over the Legislators. From the mings had assigned Reed and Stan- 26.— (AP)—Tickets pajdng at Ica.st recent Herald cooking school has Old Girl — May Ha?e Sir John will return to London to Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Foreman of 71 office of the Secretary of State, created ^ eater interest than for up. STEERING COMMIHEE constant personal Instruction was lelgh Arnold to it. $3,975 each are be)d by 286 Ameri $7,000 Weddmg Gown. morrow to report to the British Chatter Oak street. The body wa.s responsible for securing this record Tonight Governor Cross received the en several years in the new home ap bom at the Maples hospital, 164 Oak Given out in all In it. William E. Belcher, Ala- cans by the fortune of today’s draw Cabinet what Hitler will and will enumeration. In addition to the LEAYING FOR PACfflC Educational club lecture at Hol grossed measure which would legal pliances and at a time In the season Drowned Self. May Send BiO Back or Ac not do. Britiah sources said Sir street. lister Street school. Robert C. Dem- ing of horses in the Irish Hospital NORTH CHURCH MEN FOR FOREMEN’S CLUB 6,’?80 farms In operation, there are ize pari-mutuel betting In Connecti (Uontlnoed on Page Two) when homeowners desire to rep'ace John made it clear that Great Brit 277 abandoned or idle farms in the Ing on "Let Us Celebrate the Ter cut. Sweepstakes for the Grand National Denver, Colo., March 28.— (A P )— or to buy new home appliances. This In the list of the new officers for centenary." to be run Friday at Aintree and five ain will have to oppose (Sermany county. Hartford is the first coun Gordon Fraser Assigned lo| our departments Legislators however were kept on The romance of Elizabeth “Baby year's show from the standpoint of Norwich, March 26.— (AP) — A ; cept Changes Made by the unless Hitler consents to join In col Clan McLean, published In Satur PLAN OYSTER SUPPER ty to be finished in this state. The Also Rainbow Girls card party at their edge as the chief executive de of those tickets are on the favorite, '•nr-p apo'iances will be better than day's Herald, the name of James Organization Meeting to Be Huty on Aircraft Carrier' Doe’* Tabor, who died in poverty re 50 year old woolen mill worker, Ig-1 lective efforts to keep the peace. state total will double the. 1930 fig Masonic Temple. clined once again to give any Indi Golden Miller. ever ancr many radical and labor- As the conversations drew near Munsle waa Inadvertently omitted. Held Tomorrow Night at Y. ures of 17,195. Leaves Norfolk on Friday, j Also second game of town title NATION IS VISITED On this basis, the minimum total cently, and her millionaire hushandT saving improvements have been In natius Mlkuliewlcz, was sought to- j Senate. Mr. Munsle is entering upon hla fif cation as to whether he would sign their close, a British embassy Fred Hadden Heads Committee !M. C. — ^Those Attending. series between Firestones and Ran the measure or send it back to the which is destined for tJic United the late Senator H. A, W. Tabor, corporated In many lines, including day on a warrant charging him with spokesman Intimated that the Ger teenth consecutive year as chap Mr. and Mrs. William Fraser of ' gers at Armory. States on the first day’s drawings Is was retold today in the dim and fad in CharKe— Promise to Sat TUESDAY-- General Assembly wdth a veto. utensils using electricity, gas and the murder of his 16 year old daugh man leader had insisted Germany’s lain. 160 Cooper Hill street left Saturday Tomorrow $1,036,850. ed penman.ship of love letters found a wide range of kitchen aids. Washington. March 26.— (A P )— isfy Biggest Appetite. MANCHESTER MASONS for Norfolk, Virginia, to bid God The governor has until Monday to BY WEIRD WEATHER ter, Laura, a first year student in rearmament is an accomplished fact Secretary C. P. Thayer of the Y. March 26- - Annual concert of G The American holders of (Golden in a Denver warehouse. Work was begun today decorat The $4,880,000,000 relief bill Presi from Which he cannot recede and Dorcas girls will have another speed to their son, Gordon Fraser, Clef club at Emanuel Lutheran reach a decision but he expected to Norwich academy. M. C. A., today announced the Miller tickets are: P. J. Boehmer. The letters were uncovered In ing the armory for this season’s tbat it Is up to other nations to say sale of chicken chow mein at Eman Fred Hadden heads the committee former Manchester high school track church. act on It before the end of the 47 North Penway, Wilkes-Barre, The girl was- found choked to dent Roosevelt left with Congres names of the foremen on the steer THOMPSONYILLE GUESTS plus the ‘Self-Serve’ week. some of 17-Iron bound trunks open cvpnt. During the entire four-day what they are willing to do toward uel Lutheran church Wednesday at of men of the Booster club which star, who will leave next Friday, This Week Penna.: August Klcuge, 104 Hillside show music will be provided each death on a couch in the dining room sional leaders when he traveled Is planning to prepare and serve an ing rommittee In charge of the or Before taking up the child labor ed yesterday in the course of set bringing about disarmament. 4 o'clock. If that hour is Incon ganization of a Foremen’a Club In March 29 for the Pacific coast. March 27-30 — Auto Show and Snow, Rain, Hail. Dast and Terrace, Irvington, N. J.; Mrs. M. tling the estate of the one-time night by a local orchestra and the of their mode.st home in the south south for fishing waa headed today venient, those who desire may stop oyster aupjHT In the vestry of the Will Make Fourih ExrhnnKP Young Fraser enlisted In the Home Appliance Exhibit at Armory. proposal defeated by the General ern section of Norwich; off the New The representatives of the two Manchester. The organization meet Keegan. 513 Falrvlew Terrace, beauty. She died In a squalid mining general committee has arranged to toward a vote In the heavily Demo powers, with their assistants, for It after the Lenten service. Some North Methodist church Friday United States Navy several months ■ March 29.—Community Players Assembly In 1925, the House ap Ridgefield, N. J.; Paul Reynolds, London-Norwich highway, yester ing will take place tomorrow night Social Visit Friday Night — and Health Market! shack near the Matchless mine, give two door prizes each night to cratic House. talked throughout the morning at of the Dorcas members will be at evening from 6 to 8 o’clock. They at 8 o'clock In the Y. M. C. A. ago and upon completion of his pre In ’’The Bellamy Trial," a 3-act parently through error, passed a bill Tornadoes Reported — 347 West 55th Street, New York, the holder o f the lucky admission day. « the church between 8 and 8:30 to are to have oyster stew and scallop Those On Committee. scribed period of training waa as giving the Commission of Forests which her husband had begged her Representatives wei;e to choose the (Chancellery, lunched together at Representatives of the different melodrama at Whlton Memorial •See the lovely premiums on display on and “Mickey,” 2936 Third Avenue, never to relinquish. ticket. Her two small sisters, Helen and wait on them. Orders must be In. ed oysters, reli.sh, rolls, crackers, signed to duty aboard the U. S. S. hall. and Wild Life the right to lease for New York. Genevieve returned from Grade between sending the work-relief the British Embassy, and then re manufacturing plants here who will the second floor. Floods Add to Damage. One of Senator Tabor’s letters to Admission Reduced turned through a cheering throng however, by tonight at the latest by gingerbread with whipped cream Aircraft Carrier Ranger for service March 30. — Irish Tea Party, en a period of not less than 99 years The other four favorites In the school classes to discover Laura’s program to a conference with tbe i.nd coffee. They Invite everybody attend the meeting are: C. W. On Friday night. March 29, Man the girl he married In the presence Admission to this year's show has which lines the Wilbelmstrasse to calling Miss Harriet Casperson, Blankenburg and William Smith, chester Lodge of Masons will travel on the Pacific coasL tertainment and dance. Ors.nge hall. any lands In Connecticut to which race are Reynoldstown, Tapinois, hecn reduced from 25 cents to 15 brui.sed body, fully clothed, and then .Senate and outright acceptance of 4877. to come with a big appetite ami of President Arthur and his Cabinet, ran quickly to a neighbor's house to the Senate's 31 amendnents. Hitler's office for more conversa representing Talcott Brothers: Carl to Thompsonvllle for an exchange Golden Miller and Castle Irwell. began: cents and members of the commit promise to give them all they can Herrick and Edwaid Wilson, the C. (Continued On Page Two) By A8SOCI.4TED PRESS tell their elder sister, Wanda, who The administration wanted the tions in the afternoon. eaL No entertainment Is planned social visit with the Masons there. Those who drew tickets on Rey- "My darling, darling wife." tee assure the general public that Seemed Worried. Judge William S. Hyde and At R. Burr Company; C. H Allen, *ho Snow,, rain, dust, ball and torna visitors will receive their full worked there. bill to go to conference where some but special music will be provided This wlU be the fourth visit between does Imposed a crazy quilt pattern noldstowm included Ray Gold, of 64 The letter assured her: “ You are The expression on the faces of torney George C. Lessner, both of Orford Soap Company; Fred Ben- the two lodges and the Interest Is TheJWHALCeo, money’s worth from Wednesday un All the family but the father were Senate amendments described as during the supper hour. on the nation’s weather map today. Jessup Place, the Bronx. New York; near me even when I can’t see you. the conferees were worried, tired this town, will Jointly defend Harry dall, Karl Johnson and Bertie Mose Increasing with each visit. John til Saturday night. accounted for and questioned by the “unworkable” could be eliminated. Sllversteln of Bolton when the let This Is the first time the men of Death rode tornadoes that ripped Ann Goldberg, of 4906 Rorer street, Your love guides me In even the and serious, and it wras M leved ley, Cheney Brothers: Thomas Cullen Is captain of the bridge PRESIDENT STARTS Philadelphia: Mabel Lctzelman, of police and Coroner Edward G. Mc These were believed to include the ter’s case Is heard by Justice of the the Booster club have sponsored a Olenney, Carlyle Johnson Company: SPECIAL through communities Ij- North Car •simplest tran.sactions of life. The Kay, who issued the warrant after a Thomas sliver Inflation amendment. that today’s parley wras not passing supper and they arc all enttmsUistlc teams, Peter Wind is captain of set ClHOUSe^SON. olina, minots, and Kentucky and Hotel Letz, OIney, 11!.; and “ 5 Glass off as smoothly as the Initial talks Peace L. D. Eaton of Bolton on Charles D. Batch. Lydall and back, Henry Patnaude, cribhage; knowledge of your love for me medical examiner’s autopsy, dis But House sllverites desired ap April 6. Sllversteln Is charged with about It. They may have to call on gales that swept Idaho, Washington es", of 1321 North Monakcr street, enables ' me to cariy the heaviest yesterday. Koulds; James Sheekey and Cleon Richard Matehctt, checkers; Frank I INC. Philadelphia. closed the victim had been choked to proval of the Thomas proposal and arson and waa arrested following Uieli^ wives for help with the des Chapman. Manchester Electric ONE WEEK ONLY ON,FISHING TRIP and Oregon. Monday; dust storms load, as I hope my love for you JESUIT ASSAILS death. sought means to force its accept A British spokesman was careful sert. but they are planning to do all Little, ping-pong; John Hood, pool; I continued In the plains states, and American tickets drawn on Tapl- Investigation of the mysterious fire Company: E. Panders and P. J. Roy Norris, baseball. Any member i beautifies your existence." Conflicting Reports ance. to emphasize that the conversations that caused heavy damages at Sll- the work themselves. Including the more of the billowingcopper-hued nols were held by: Lester B. Teed, could not be called "negotiations” Volqunrdsen, State Trade school; Interested in going should notify i Ladies’ Plain Dresses and In another Tabor spoke to bis wife Conflicting reports concerning tbe The Senate was engaged with a versteln's home a week ago. uilm g of tickets. The club hn.s George Nichols. Case Brothers; clouds are expected today while 15 Franklin street, Rogers Heights, of various business details, but he as Sir John and Capt. Anthony Eden, pledged It.self to meet the coal bill one member of the committee so ' LIBERAL PAPERS whereabouts of Ignatius, the fugitive calendar including appropriation John Walcott, Arthur Dean and Oklahoma checked .ts losses from Maryland; "Old Faithful,’’ 1514 closdd with the avowal tliat if "1 were current throughout Norwich as British Lord Privy Seal, were mere George J. Smith Is confined to hla for the church thl.s serson, and this that transportation arrangements Plain Topcoats — Men’s Suits To Spend Brief Vacation Off week-end floods. bills and repeal of the "pink slip” Barney Johnson. C. E. Wilson Com can be made. Cara will leave the could see you for just a few mo police details. Including state and Income tax publicity law. ly listening to what Hitler had to home with an abscess and will not lii one of the ways they are taking pany; Thomas Ferguson and Wil Snow blanketed 15 ‘ feet thick (Continued on Page Pwo) say and were Informing the Reicha- to raise the money. Temple at 7:30 sharp. menta—60 seconds, even—it would local officers, investigated the pos Other capital developments; be at his studio until the latter liam McGonlgal Manchester Herald; tbe Florida Coast— Hop covered many sections of the high make my life more bearable.” sibility he may have hurled himself fuehrer as to what fears and anxie part of this week. Mr. Hadden will have for hla as- Sierra region in the west; United TREASURY BALANCE Fordham Professor Declares Withdrawal of the government’s Fred P. Fltchner and Fred Baker, Colorado’s colorful "Silver King” Into the Thames river nearby or NRA test case before the Supreme ties, animate Great Britain and her sl&tants the following men of the Manchester Gas Company: John DYED $ 2 * 5 0 Airplane, carrying six passengers friends. Booster club; Leon Holmes, Melvin and a crew of three made an caught a freight train on the Cen Court, that of the Belcher Lumber The Sunday School teachers of Echmallan, J. E. Rand and C. P. kins Is With Him. Washington, March 26— (AP) — (Continued On Page Two) tral 'Vermont railroad In the Yantlc Observers generally remarked the Emanuel Lutheran church will Cox. PVed Hanson. Howard Grant, emergency landing at Cascade, Ida The position of the Treasury on H iey Are Issuing Birth Company of Birmingham, Ala., was Thayer. section. reported Imminent. that Sir John and Captain Eden, as meet at 7:30 o'clock tonight at the Charles Fields, Robert Edgcriy and An e.xcellent opportunity for you to cliange the color ho. after being forced 140 miles off March 23 was: they passed from the Embassy back L. B. Burt. Persona told Patrolman John Tugwell Mentioned church. Enroiite to Florida wdth President Ita course by wind and snow; many Receipts, $37,112,667.97: expendi Control Propaganda. to the Chancellery, looked far more of those garments you’re now tired of, and get into persons marooned by deep snow tures, $25,794,643.45; balance, $2,- Donovan, in charge of the night Development of the government's Roosevelt. March 26 — (AP) — force seeking some trace of the serious than they did yesterday and Members of the G Clef club are re Spring colors. atop Mount Baker near Bellingham, 342,047,395.32; customs receipts for national land use policy waa under Visions of bouts with big game fish B E G U N STEAMER father fugitive, tbat Ignatius had way amid reports that Rexford G. did not smile at the crowd. quested to meet at the Emanuel CRAP SHOOTERS GIVEN Wash., reached the city last night the month, $24,870,669.52. Hitler Also Tired. Now Is The Time rose in President Roosevelt’s mind New York, March 26.—(AP)— Lutheran church at 7:30 o’clock to LARGER today ns he sped southward for a after a road had been opened; tem Receipts for the fiscal year (since Hitler also looked concerned and morrow night. To Have peratures in Alaska plunged down July 1), $2,812,379,612.84; expendi Father Ignatius W. Cox, S. J., pro (Oontlnoed On Page Two) (OmUnaed on Page Two) SCARE BY POUCE — D ial 7100 — vacation off the Florida coast, leav- CALLS FOR H E P fessor of ethics at Fordham Univer tired. His fatigue probably was ward to 36 degrees below at Fair tures, $4,988,226,929.15 (Including due partly to the fact that last night Your Windows ) ing behind In the capital a tentative banks and 14 below at Nome. sity, said to MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 26,1988. o f Darien, supported tbs motion Oongrsss for sU Urn# net Just thla PA O B THI em U ) LABOR B U I kill tlM bill. CoQffrtM.** c o m O m O A lS FIRM Ignorance Is Bliss Tbs' House also concurred wltb Rsprsssatatlv* Dsnlel F. B. tbs Benata la passing a bill giving W e tu j, RspubUesn floor lesder de- Government to Decorate ed from the regular trip of previous o’clock. Mrs. Oaorga Betts o f Maa- REJECTED BY HOUSE EXPECT DEVALUATION years. tbs Bridgeport Board of Purchase elsrsd this is not the proper piece IN BIDE EAGLE STAND HOSPITAL TO GET Y, id, C. A, Notes SHRINERS’ CIRCUS chester will be In charga aaslated wider powers. o f Ugtslstion to be condoned by ROCKVILLE WhUt Tonight by Mrs. Frank Balkner, Hra. Ernest FEDERAL HODSDMr To ^Sweeps*Holders (CowtlnMd Fraai Fag« One) Tbe hall of the House was grant this Lsgislsturs. Famous Arctic Explorer OF BELGIAN CURRENCY A public wrhlst party will take Roy, Mrs. William Reeves, Mrs. ed the Judiciary Committee April "If this amendment stopped st Notify N R A Directora Com Tneeday place this evening under the aus Bernard J. Ackerman, Mrs. Charles ADDITIONAL WATER 8:00— Current Literature (M r*. J. TO BE BEST YET tiUa has been acquired by the A A A 16 for a hearing on unemployment Child labor I would have no objec pany Has Not Changed Its Washington, March 2fl— (A P) — fin the usual course of his Army pices of the Ladles Auxiliary of the Willeke, Mrs. O. P. Morin and Mra. Bliisfulljr unawmra ^ethtr UMjrMtita can hardly be (Hatlafulahed insurance bills. L. Handley). A. O. H „ in the rooms In the Pres SURVEY STARTEGI tion" be said. He charged the For a present on hi* Blat birthday duty, was primarily fur scientific ob Priefi of the Belffa Drops Over Forrest Adams. I from the genuine. or any other agency of the Federal Position; Strike Continues. 4;00— Grade school boys gym, cott block. Refreshments will’ be iMld (CBulne or ipuriotu ticket* oo < ^ amendment waa originally proposed servation In the Arctic. It went Two Cents in Wail Street — .Leadership Claseee .... ~ __.. . .1______v._ Five Americans drew tickets on government. HOUSE TAKES UP BILL by persons, now working for Com anniversary, the government will 9-11. STANLEY DOBOSZ POST served by the committee In charge Tolland County Y. M. C. A. sec the Irish HosplUl Sweepstakes, htm-. f,vo rlU , Golden MlUer. A ll are Hartford, March 26.—(AP) — farther north In 1882 than anyone Other Gold Currencies Well A fter the measure bad been ap State Capitol, Hartford, March 26 munists in Berlin and Moscow. present a Congressional Medal of Improved Supply Is Made 8:00— Playground committee meet Chairman Williams Has Ar and prizes will be awarded. Mrs retary, W. F. Tyler, baa announced dreds o f Manchester resident* looked' from other states, Colt’s Patent Fire Arms Manufac else bad been, determined previously Supported. ing. proved, the attention of the clerks — (AP) —^ lld labor again came to honor next Wednesday to Major unknown magnetic variations and PLANS TWO BIG EVENTS M ary Berger Is chairman of the a Connecticut Leadership Institute Canvassers Are Now Du forward arlth hopeful expectancy to-1 Usually In the sweepstakes draw- turing Company today notified the General Adolphus W. Greely, reUr- the front In the Legislature today made extensive explorations In 6:80— Basketball, North End Jr*., committee In charge and she will be to be held this coming summer for day to their numbers being drawn | logs In the past the names of those was directed to the fact that the NRA compliance division in Wash ed, noted Arctic explorer. PossiUe Through Laying when the House took up the unfav Grinnell land. New York, March 26.— (AP) — vs. Bucharoos. ranged for 35 Ads, Over assisted by Miss Eleanor Dailey, the purpose of helping young men in'Dublin for the Grand National wbo drew lucky tickets were cabled Senate bad voted to recommit the ington " I t has not changed its posi Mid formal military axerclaaa. 6:45— Arrows club meeting. Miss Prances Hammond, Miss Min and women to gain .he knowledge PayroD; Getting Acqnaint” and received In the newspaper of orable report of the Federal Rela F or nine months tha siipadittoa The Belgian currency tumbled more - raea at AJntrea oa Friday. Mil to the appropriations comndttes tion! Committee on propoaed rati BOARD TO CONSIDER tion whatsoever" since the National Secretary Dern will pin the decora 7:30— Arrows club gym. Annual Banquet and Pa.st Com- nie Brennan and Mrs. Rose Scheuy and develop the skills necessary in fices before noon. However, only awaited relief at Cape Sabine and of New Auxiliary Main. Uian two cents In Wall stareet deal O f oourae, those who received because it carried a provision that fication of the Child Labor amend Labor Relation Board’s decision, tion on the explorer at bia home 8:00— Foreman’s club meeting. 200 Performers. The regular meeting scheduled for leadership In the Y. M. C. A. The the names of ticket holders on the 18 men perished from stsnration ings today to a new low since post mander’8 Night to Be Ob ed With Thehr Territories. their tickets direct from relatives or towns shall receive state grants in ment to the Federal Oonstltutloa. holding the company waa violating here In tbe pretence of Senators, 8:00— Hooked rugs (Miss Hib thla evening will be held at 7 o’clock. first classes will be held at (?amp favorite and second choice were re and cold. served in Rockville. friends In Ireland had as good a lieu o f taxes on any such land locat Opening the debate for accept ALMSHOUSE JOB Section 7-A of the recovery act, was RepresenUtlvea and Arm y officers. war atablllzatlon. bard). Ask For Reappointment Hazen, Chester, Conn., on June 22 chance as any, but the holders of ceived at that hour today. ed within their limit*. Greely also was the first aalistad The Eldrldge estate has deeded to ance of the committee’s report. Rep made two weeks ago. The reply to Among those who will attend are man In the Civil War to reach the Foreign exchange circles here 8:00— So. Methodist church bowl Hartford, Conn., March 26.__ The members of the Vernon Meth and will continue until the morning the fake tickets, which have been Prises in the lottery range from I To Reconsider Action the town of Manchester a atrip of looked for early devaluation o f the resentative Noah H. Swayne of tbe compliance division follows a Grig-Gen. David L. Bralnard, re grade of general In the Regular ing league. Sphinx Temple will give Its sixth Two Important events arc being odist Episcopal church have invited of June 28. The courses fall under Canvassers woricing for the local circulated la large numbers In Con- $160,000, first prise, down to It was understood that tomorrow land 40 feet wide running along to belga, and wondered what th j ef Darien, said tbe committee voted 18 five day extension of time granted tired, the only other surviving mem Army. He was In command of San Wednesday Rev. C. Homer Ginns, the pastor of six major heads; 1. Orientation of Federal Housing committee, were DMtlcut, are naturally "out of slightly more than $3,000 as con the House would be asked to recon the weet line of the Manchester Me fect would be upon the other prin annual circus at the ^tate Armon,- planned by Stanley Dobusz Post of life; 2. Developing leadership skills to 3 to report the unfavorable re by that body to comply with the ber of the Greely Arctic Ehcpeditlon. Francisco for ten weeks after the 2:00— Bridge party and tea. the church, to return for another placed on the pajrroU Monday and luck.” It la said that the counter- solation awards. sider Its action of today in order port. Haye Seyenl AppUcabons Congress voted tbe medal "for bla morial hospital property to allow cipal gold bloc currencies — tbe opening Monday, April 1st for the the American Legion, the first' to year and the wishes of tbe church in group work; 3. In handicraft; 4. labor board's finding or face loss of earthquake and firs of 1906 and waa 2:00— W ell Baby clinic. until Thursday will be kept busy that it may concur with the Senate Tbe American Bar AaaoMatloa tbe company Blue Eagle. life of splendid public service’’ and for a new road that will give an eo- French franc, the Swiss franc and week with two performances dally be the annual banquet, and the sec win be made known to the Bishop In aquatics; 5. In Athletics; 6. in military rcprc.ientative of the Unit tranee to tbe rear of the hcispital. 2:00— Women’s bowling. in recommitting the bill. says that the language used would The flire day period ends tonight bla service In the American Army the Holland guilder. and the proceeds as usual donated ond Past C?ommandcrs' Night, of the Southern New England Clon- community work. getting acquainted with their re for Vacancy— To Set ed States at the coronation o f King The new grant ia important tn many 3:00—^^Doctors and Professional were quoted. The three surveys Other Senate bills passed by the enable Congress to regulate, limit at midnight. .from 1861 to 1906. Paul van Zeeland, the new Bel- to carrying on the support of the It is plannctl to hold the annual ference. Phe annual conference will MardI Gras Carnl\*al and Dance spective territories and posting tml- George V.. of Great Britain. wajrs, but baa particular benefit be Men’s gym class. JESUIT ASSAILS tended to show a higher birth rate House were: and prohibit the labor of c^ d ren Scientific Journey gUm premier, was looked upon In hospital for crippled children at banquet the latter part of A p ril as be held at Taunton. Mass., In ('ine. A Mardi Gras carnival and dance lefliis and publicity material at va Whether continuation o f this Greely waa born In Nswburyport, cause uf the additional water supply 4:()0—YUGO Girls club. among families on relief or In the Giving the pharmacy commission even In and about the home, be said. Date for Meeting. The expedition, led by the general Wall street aa having liberal lean Springfield. This year’s program l.s near to April 20 os possible. This Mr. Glnn.s. In addition, to being pas will be held, at Maple Grove, off stand by the company, whoaa em Maas. that it will give to the hospital. The 5:15— Business Men’s Volley ball. rious vantage points. lower Income group* than In th* the right to make regulations con And what better place can be ings In monetary matters. going to outstrip any of the previous Is the anniversary of the death of tor o f the Vernon church, la pastor Franklin street, Saturday night. UBERAL PAPERS ployes ara out on atrlke that will deeding o f the land is the result of 6:00— Manchester Improvement Tlie actual bouse-to-bouae can general population. From the Per- cerning the sale or proprietary and found than a home In wrblcb a child The belga opened tn New York at ones In the esilmate of Fred W il Stanley Dobosz, who was killed In of the North Manchester church. March 30. Eddie Abraharason and enter Its third week tomorrow for action suggested by officers of the club supper and meeting. vass will not start until Thursday rott-Sydenstricker study the quota patent medicinal compounds by can learn how to conduct Its future Pending buslneaa before tbe Board 20.16 cents, off 2.18 cents from yes liams general chairman of the com France April 20, 1918, and for whom City Court Caae his Comqianders will furnish the tion was carried that babies arc ar enforcement of Section 7-A. will re contention waa upheld by Judge South Manchester fire district to the ^ 6:30—Rockville boys gym. mu.ric for dancing. This event will mcming. At a meeting of the com (Cootlnoed Prom Page One) stores not licenced pharmacies. home? The proponents cited other of Selectmen which waa not acted terday’s close, and a Uttle later was mittee and he has arranged an en the local post Is named. The fol Aldo Carocarl of Stafford Springs riving at the fastest rates in the sult In removal of the Blue Eagle NATION IS nSITED Grubb. officers of the Manchester Memorial 6:45—Eagles 6lub meeting. be a merry-making feature o f the mittee laat night It was voted to Authorising the state highway de eminent lawyers aa bolding tbe op upon at tbe regular meeting last quoted at 20.10 cents, compared semble of thirty-five acta, with more lowing committee has been appoint was before Judge John E. Fisk In classes "least capable of the respon could not be immediately ascertain Court's Killing hospital providing for a better wa 7:00— Hospital Sewing Group season at the Grove. Nolsemakers, purchase office supplies at once. E f ganda by the assertion that recip partment to maintain the James H. posite view. week win be considered By the hoard with gold parity of 23.542 centa. than two hundred performers and ed by Commander Ackerman to ar the Rockville City Court yesterday sibility." ed. He held tbe N R A was in- violatioq ter supply. (Miss Hibbard).- paper hats, streamers, horns and forts will be made to procure booth ients of relief should be taught to "Those favoring the amendment at a special meeting to be held to BY WEIRD WEATHER Fluctuations were erratic. thirty clown.s .and a*..-obats. range for the banquet: Hllmer on the charge of violation of motor No attempt was made to Inter Macdonald memorial park In Avon. In Its communication to the com-' of the commerce clause o f the coq 7:30— Buckland boys gym. other carnival souvenirs will be space at the Automobile Show to limit their families by birth control say Congress will not go to the morrow night In tbe Municipal The preeent supply of water to tbe Other gold bloc currencies were There will be three rings, the acts Krause, George Taylor, M. Joseph vehicle law.i. The caae was the re pret the KERA figures or those of BUIs Passed pany laat week, the compliance divl- stitutlon In that It deprived a 8:00— Rejti venation o f Drc.ss interest local residents In the pur practices, with the implication that limit. It Is my belief that it will. building. The Selectmen will act Manchester Memorial hospital la well supported. The French franc, Webster, William Poehnert, Joseph sult of a slight accident on Market pas.sed ou t This carnival and dance the two other surveys beyond the The House passed bills extending Blon indicated Ck'lt’s will lose the fOoatlnned From Page One) o f his property without due proceaa' (Miss Hibbard). will work simultaneously and thrills, is held for members of the Gesang poses o f the housing survey. persons not on relief were limiting We prefer not to extend any powers upon the resignation of Mr. and from the water main laid In Haynes at 6.59 1-4, was off only .00 1-4 of Perzanowskl, Edward Harding. street hill early Sunday evening. interpretation placed on them in to July 1,. 1937, the time In which N R A Insignia unless compliance fol of law; that it constituted an un laughter and amusing and daring their families in order to pay taxes to Congress in this matter. 1 take Mr*. Abram Oliver, caretaker and street. I t is only a four Inch main a cent A further flow of funds to 8:30— Leaders club gym. Omer Schook, Reuben Blonsteln, and Declamation club members and the reports, which are a matter of the National Mortgage Corporation lows. ivere Injured In the three states lawful delegation of power by Con stunts to please old and young alike. A fter hearing the evidence In the .t o be distributed in dole to unem- It that'half of the members o f this matron respectively of the town and was laid before there was London from Continental Europe Thomas Shea and John Schweitzer. case. Judge Fisk nolleld the charge their friend.s and the committee In public record. may file its certificate of organiza' struck by tornadoes. Nelo Ormsby gress and that it violated constitu In fact It is going to be a great big \ployed families. It has been im- House were engaged In labor when almshouse for the past years. thought of the hoepltal being built waa noted, however, and sterling , The following committee has been upon the payment of J5 of the costs, charge Is working hard to make it JOLSON BACK HOME. Nowhere In the story did the As tion; 11 was killed at Rockingham, N. C., tional guarantees of a right to Joyous, uproarious circus, and not In a success. ^ e d that such families were the under 18 years o f age. Several applIcanU for the poaiUoo there. The erection o f the hospital soon rose 3-8 of a cent to $4.78 7-8. appointed to make arrangements sociated Press say that the FERA when a building derrick collapsed speedy trial and against the Inflic any sense a carnival. There will 5e f-hineral of .\dam Eitelnian least capable although it is obvious Authorizing the state fisheries end "So much o f the crime and folly have filed irith the Selectmen and resalted tn a large amount of water Opinion differed in Wall street as for the Past Commanders' Night New York, March 26.—(A P I- was "worried” over the statistics. AMERICANS FREED before the tornado. W. J. McCor tion of unu.siial punishment. CHURCH COUNCIL famous riders doing their stunts. The funeral of Adam Eitciman. that>.^unemployment Is the result of game commission to issue permits committed by the young today la consideration will be given these ap being needed. First, there was tbe to how soon actual devaluation of with the tentative date set for May Beaming a big, wide "Mammy" It did state that the figures "are for $1 for taking shad from the Con mick was killed by lightning at No official explanation for the May Wlrth and company will bff" 80, who died at hla home at 13'T a br^en-down economic system. due to their not having acquired the plicants at the special meeting to elevator that Is operated by water the belga might be expected. Some 23: gijward Harding, Paul Menge, High street Sunday night, will be smile, A1 Jolson came to New York becoming the concern” of govern necticut and Farmington rivers with Fayetteville. N. C., and Sam Abril projected step was forthcoming back and with her, making their SOUTH COVENTRY Now lt\happcns to be news of great habit of work and respect for work morrow. It Is expected that the and then came the sprinkler system thought it was a matter of days or Thomas Shea and William C. Pfun- held from his home Friday after from Hollywood today proclaiming mental agencies to indicate that the a gtli net providing tbe net docs not was killed at Metropolfs, 111., when early today, but observers considered OFFERS ITS AID first appearance In this country, the importance to millions at this mo during the years when habits and board wUl fix the date for a special BY KIDNAP BAND The addition of the laundry increas at most weeks, while others said it der. noon at 2:30 o'clock. Rev. K. Otto Funeral services for Henry F himself a star of the mo^es at lasL government had interested itself in exceed tix rods In length and one a building collapsed. significant recent changes In NRA Duttons, from South America socie ment that Fera Is not worried about character are formed. Idleness town meeUng for the first of two ed the need for more water. might take two to six months. In _ itopubilean Club Meeting Klettc, pastor of the First Luther Witte, 65. of North Scituate, R I., "I've been starred with Ruby ascertaining the facta. end is fastened to the shore and the makea mischief. Other Uestha administration with the selection of ty equestrienne.^. The big thriller of tbs so callM high birth rate among annual votes on the eaUbliahment Donald Richberg os its head and A t the annual meeting o f tbe the meantime. It waa pointed out, The Republican club of ROCkville- an church will officiate. Burial will formerly a resident of (Coventry, Keeler, that wife of mine," he ex A careful recheck of the story other has a light affixed. Trees, felled by the wind, caused South Manchester fire district last the performances will be the appear families on xelicf. Will the Asso Have Good State I^ w of a municipally-owned electric light administration efforts to obtain the Belgian authorities might well Vernon will hold its next meeting be in Grove Hill cemetery. who was killed In Scituate last plained. has shown that all figures quoted During a brief aesslon, the Senate the deaths of Fritz Johnson at Stay- November the suggestion that an bring the currency up substantially ance of Victotlo Zachlnnl who 1s ciated Press, ^ e United Press and "We have a thoroughly sound and power station in (his meeting. Were Being Held for Ransom Congressional renewal of the Re Suggest "Connecticut Sun Monday evening, April 8, at the Su “Harvard flaasles” Added night when he fell from an automo "And is the picture a honey. In It are correct as carried in the devoted most o f its time to cleaning ton, Ore., and Wilbur Lyons, Koos- additional auxiliary water main be by a run In of shorts. shot from the mouth of a monster their patron nWspaper* carry this child labor law In our owm state. covery Act for another two years. perior Court room at 8:15 o'clock.' The Rockrillc Public Library has bile driven by his daughter, Mrs. They've used up all the adjectives la public record. An authority was kia, Idaho. John Berge, Aberdeen, extended and that In no case should cannon and flying through .space at story which h a ^ n s to ,bc real it* calendar of numerous House The proponents grudgingly admit They pointed out when the oil It Is expected that one or m ire of received the famous "Han-a'd Marguerite M. Horton, also of Scitu Hollywood, so I'll Just say it’s good.” cited for every statement made and measures. Wash., drowned when a trolling It be less than a six Inch main. day” to Be Held On terrific speed is caught In a net at news?” that, but that they say that we POUCE SEEK FATHER in Mexico; Federal Troops code section of N R A was found un the members of the General A s Classles” to add to Its reference ate, will be held tomorrow after no denial has been made os to the boat crashed on a river Jetty; and Soon after the annual meeting of a distance of more than 500 feet. Among the House measures It ap must consider the situation else constitutional by the Sutirema Court sembly will address the meeting. shelves. There are 52 volumes In noon at 1:30 o'clock In the South accuracy of the figures. Mrs. M. A. Peterson, Yakima, tbe district the district officers took Other features Included the Exceptions have bhen taken to an proved In concurrence were: where. The cotton mill of the south as too broad a delegation of legisla Members are being added daily and the set. While the library had most Coventry Congregational church. The story did not draw any con WHO KH.LED DAUGHTER in Pursuit. Wash., was killed when a motor car up the need o f extending the water TOBACCO GROWERS October 6,1935. Twelve Llazeed Arabs, sensational Associated Press sto^ of March 9 Providing for the payment of one Is held out as the terrible curse of tive powers. Congress promptly re charter members will be received up of the books at the pre.sent time, Burial will be in the Nathan Hale clusions or suggest any remedy. It overturned on snow-covered high main through Armory street. This tumblers and pyramid builders, the t from Washington In which It was half of the retirement salary to childhood. wrote and en a c ts the legislation. to and at the April 8 meeting. The the addition of these Classics, bound cemetery, South Coventry. PLEASANT RELIEF WHS presented in the objective man way. would give a much needed supply Four American Eagles and the Four stated that "birth rates oniong fam- widows of firemen In Meriden. "Cotton mills have moved out of (Continned From Page One) club, and meetings are open to all uniform and without any omissions, Police believe that Witte, who ner In which all Associated Pres* Agiiascallentes, Mexico. March Forty-five buildings were wreck for the faw houses on that street and MEET SATURDAY The Federal Council of Churchea Casting Wilsons daring aertaltsta, Republicans. , ilies on relief are becomiim the con- AtJthorlzIng the aelectmen of Connecticut Into the south to save will be an excellent addition to the wa.s riding In a rear seat In the car, news reports are presented and was 26.— (A P )—While Federal troops ed at Metropolis, 111., by the wind also make It possible to run a new of Christ In America has offered the Six DeCardos, Mlachahua, the FROM CONSTIPATION ' cem of governmental agencies as carried purely as a matter of public Hamden to prohibit the use or sale freight on their raw material, not been seen going north on foot along High Srhool Notes reference library. attempted to open a door window searchiKl the mountains of Zacate which followed a violent rain and line through to the rear of tbe hos the full organizations In support of Brazillian wire wedking wonder who relief rolls reach the 20 \mllllon Interest. of fireworks. because child labor la available. the railroad tracks. 286 AMERICANS PROFIT A group of the teachers of th-i but grasped the door handle instead. mark.” cas for their kidnapers, authorities hall storm. pital. A new hydrant placed In the plans for the Connecticut ’Tercen uses no balancing pole or umbrella, Elks To Meet Shoulders droop under weight of Including a portion of a highway "WTio are they that urge this Other* reported seeing him run Rockville High school are planning The wind blew the door open and started an inve.stigation today of the Flood waters, which claimed rear of the hospital would, In addi tenary, under co-operative arrange The regular meeting of the Rock years. Young, yet beauty has fled. The story quoted statistics Nfrom frem Flanders Road In East Lyme amendment upon us? A number of ning from the house soon after the Policy Formmg Program to a fla.shy and charmingly costumed to attend a play in Springfield, Witte fell out onto the highway. FERA files on the number o f ^ r - abductions o f Mark Fowler and three live# In Oklahoma over the tion to giving additional water for ments made with Albert R. Rogers, ville Lodge of Elks will be held at Checks are sallow and drawn. Un to NIantIc In the truck highway sincere and ardent people whose time Coroner M cKay said Laura BY IRISH SWEEPSTAKES aerial novelty presented by the Mass., Friday, March 29. Ml.ss ; son* on relief roll* In Decem^r, B E G I A N ^ M E R Louis Vremsak of California, and week-end receded. the use of tbe hospital, provide an director of celebration for the State the Elks Home Thursday evening sightly, pimples. . Keep your system system. emotions do them more credit than probably died, costless, hatless and Ml.sses Evelyn, Ethelda, Joslc and Darling, ofte of the teachers at the PIONEER DIES , 1984, and also the number of cl Joaquin Diaz de Leon, Fowler's as The Tuge river. In West Virginia, other means of fire protection. Tercentenary Commission. March 28. There will be Initiation clean and you keep the beauty o f Increase from 7 to 14 the number fRICES ON MARKET K N IG im OF COLUMBUS URGES VETS UPHOLD officer respectively, of the Fifth Day" and a large number of invited chester fire district for the butldliig N. Y. Stocks Local Stocks STATE BUREAUS Recreation Center H COMPANY AT CCC District, acsompanied General guests will attend the ceremonies. MANY IMPROVEMENTS tlons has been apparent tor TO HEAR FRANK DULLEY 1791 Connor on bla tour of inspection. Some o f the members who come and land located in the rear o f Cen time, but It was not until n Fuisr ^ATiom i S t o r e § ter church and used by No. 2 com ; COAHEADABIT Items of Interest The following day at noon word from Manchester and are stationed that the ebangee were made. The LAW ENFORCEMENT pany aa headquarters, has resulted Ad Exp ...... (F m to lM i by PntiiaiB ft Oo.) came by telegram from Headquar at Camp Lonergan arc: John Bakul- IN RRE STATION HERE building has been repainted inelde WAGERIllITON in several Improvements being made Osotral B «w , Hartford, Oean. LONERGANISBEST ters that the New England (XIC skl, Harold Bedurtha. Maurice Berk, and there hae been a new eeiUng Alaska J u n ...... 16 H Catholic Men Are Invited to In the fire house. The banquet room championship for the best camp was Nick Corcllo, Louis Reale, Qiarles placed on the dining room Allegheny ...... H Tuesday and kitchen o f the company are lo 1 F. M. Btoeka Attend Open Meetlnx in awarded to Connecticut's standard Dougela, Alex Ferguson. Milton Fer New Ceiling Placed Over Din kitchen In the basement Thle pre- The men's volIeybaU period 'wlU be cated In the basement. The building Commodities Encoaraghig Allied Chem ...... 128 St. Bridget’s Hell. Proseentor in UNDULANT FEVER bearer, the 179th Company. The guson, Alex Gurski. ing Room in Basement —-In vents dirt from slfUng throuipi held from 5 to 6:15. when first erected was Intended for Amn Can ...... 114 U Bank Stocks message was heartily received by from the Boora above and providw The women’s awimmlng classes Wins High Rating After Ser terior Repainted. a bam to heuac only a horse drawn Am ComI A l e ...... 23% Bid Asked will meet as follows: 7 to 7:45, be- the members who at the time were a much more comfortable place tor But Stocks and Bonds Lag Legion, Deplores Sympa FIRST NAnONAL apparatus and the horses that pull the members to meet In when they Am Home Prod ...... 31 Cap Nat Bank ft Trust 8 11 Frank Dulley of Hartford, chair glnnere; 7:45 to 8:30, intermediate. assembled In tbe mesc hall. man of tbe speakers' bureau In the Deaths Last Night The new lease, extending to July ed It. With the passing b f the horses have a dinner. The .work has been Am Rad St S ...... 11% Conn. lUvar ...... 450 The Model Airplane Club will ies of Inspections by Com- Fourth Area In the Knights of Col Marked Rise b Cases Last Through the courtesy of the Arm y 1950, having been secured from and the purchase of the motor ap done through F B R A assistance and Am Smelt ...... ; ...... 34% Htfd. Conn. Trust . . . . 68 meet in the clubrooms at 7 o’clock. After a Good Start. umbus national cam pal^ for mem thy for Criminals. and N avy Journal of Washington, Cheney Brothers by the South Man paratus the need for better condl- money spent by ths fire district Am Tel and T e l ...... 101% Hartford National ... 20 The bowling alleys will be open Riverside, Calif.—Martin Borgord, bers, will be the principal speaker D. C., suitable awards of gold, silver Am Tob B ...... 7S Phoenix 8t. B. and T. ., 170 Year Brings Close Co-Op all evening for members to bowl. and bronze buttons are to be pre 66, an artist interaationally known. Am W at Wka ...... 10% at the open meeting of Catholic men Sentlago, Chile—Renato Zanelll, N«w York. March 26— (AP) — Inanranoe Stocks of Manchester and vicinity In St. Citing the Hauptmann and Ka Wednesday sented to the officers and members Anaconda ...... 10 Aetna Casualty ...... 63 Tbe women’s handcraft claas will of the entife company. Plans are Cfiiilean singer whose voice changed nnaaeUl market! received encour- Armour, n i...... 4% Bridget's church hall Wedneaday minski cases aa examples o f tha eration of Three De A fte r a series o f important Inspec from baritone to dramatic tenor. He Aetna Fire ...... 47 evening. SAVINGS meet at 2 o’clock. underway to declare a holiday at afemeot from leading commOdltlea Atchison ...... 37% general public's tendency to uphold There It no question about the sevings you malm at our had appeared at the Metropolitan In Aetna Life ...... 17 The meeting la to be called at S The women’s bowling club will tions made by a board of officers the camp when the prizes will be today, but etocka and bond* gave an Aviation Corps ...... 3% Automobile ...... 24% the criminal and look unfavorably bowl at 3 o’clock. given. New York and also in London - ana o'clock, or following the Lenten de iteret. Look over these ipeclels in affect this week. partments. from HeadquarterC I^irst Corps Italy. todlfferent performance. Balt and Ohio ...... 8% Conn. General ...... 24 upon law enforcement. Prosecutor The women's gymi class will meet Bendix ...... 12Ti votions In the church. In addition William J. Shea of the police court Area, Boston, the 179th Company M ajor General Fox Connor In per Lebanon, N. H.—Clarence E . IKELWIUBUYAT Cotton, wheat, allver, rubber and Hartford Fire ...... 59% from 7 to 8 o’ in by special automobUa tranapor- to aid theas was tha aatUag n of' I M T PERMANENT CAU MANCHESTER Self-Shifting Reo at New Lrow Price CHARIES CHENEY BUYS tatiott trucks. BIglit dUfOrent BEAUn AND STYLE REO SPEEDWAGON Chevrolet Models Vary in Appearance sUto labor eaaua la 18SL Daily Accident models o f Ford pisaaurs ears and CALIFORNIA HARD Stats ERA elTlotala say tha atti A NEW UNCOLN SEDAN two trucks will M shown . at the tude of the people haa changed oon . MEMORIAL BOARD Report MODEL ERA TOWN automobile show that opens to IN NEW CHEVROLET NOW LOW PRICED plexioB, tending to Incraaae the load morrow. Among the trucka de of relief. T h ^ have baeoma "r*. livered during the past week was a HITBYDH>RESSION 1 ' A S OF MONDAY, M.IROI 25 Boeton—^The ITOth company of Uaf eonsdous.” They no longer Dillon Sales and Service Com special built body for the Manches 1934 1935 ' the Civilian Conservation Corps sta skimp to preMrve the pride of self- pany Also Sella Judge Hyde ter Dairy Ice. Cream Company. This support. 'They demand aid. 3A4B ...... \ ccld rn ta ...... 2,907 Engineer Comes Here To body Is equipped with Its own re Higii-Powered Performance tioned at the Pauebaug state for- Sturdy Ton and a Half Truck Only 27 Will Constitute Com* 1 78 ...... Fatamiz,! ...... 68 j a Ford Coupe. j eet, Voluntown, Conn., was for the The financial strain of relist la frigeration system. This Is n sys Thonsands of Transients telUng. Federal funds re(tantly play 2.201 ...... In ju riea ...... I.89.a | tem that la charged at night when Piunlunejl WUL WM—A—n I •ecoud time designated the outstand- Study Work That Has Al tom om eo TyIID Lconomy | Ing umt m New England. ed out, and the state had to make mittee That Once Num KILLED The Dillon Soles and Service the truck la not In uae and the tem Being Offered by Cole advance use of ita $34,000,000 relief 46 ...... Ppd«atrtan - ...... 49 perature that reaulta makes poatlble Manchester, Mass.— An explosion, Flock to Coast to Get On Company, Inc., local representatives believed to have occurred in a fire bond Issue. This money will be 81 ...... O rcu p u n t ...... I8 l the delivering of Ice cream In cans in Models. gone by mid-May. bered 63...... B lry lla t ...... l ' ready Been Done. for Ford cars and trucka and Lin for a period of ten hours without place, damaged the home of John Motor Sales. 1 P. “ Stuffy" MeInnIs, first baseman Relief Roils. Governor Merriam counts *on re- f t 1 8 ...... f;h lld ...... « i coln cars, today delivered to the neoeasity of having the cans sumption of Federal aid. U 70 ...... A d u l t ...... 791 Charles Cheney a special four door packed in ice. .The truck has a of Connie Mack's Philadelphia Ath Manchester was signally honored Maatar Da Luxe models, atrongly letics million dollar infield In 1914. State Controller Ray L. Riley es The Manchester Pennanent Me INJUBED- Lincoln sedan. ’The firm also de carrying capacity of five tone. A sturdy new J 1-2-ton Reo Speed timates California will need 8103,- yesterday In being selected as one livered today to Judge William 8. amphaaiaing beauty and atjde, and Washington—It was reliably r San Francisco, March 28.— (AP) morial Day *ub-cOmmltte« on by 099 ...... l*eiil«atrlan ...... 5491 ported that formal approval of the Wagon offered at a new low price of 000,000 for the next 12 months re- 1,477 ...... Ocru|uint 1,823. Hyde a V8 Ford coupe and have New Standard models, featuring —The destitute atranger within the Uef. laws, recently approved, define that now in storage in the show room on Charter Oak design for the Connec {535 and up, and now on display In 25 B l r y l l a t ...... 211 A Scotchman, Dr. William Cullen, high-powered performance with gatea haa brought to California a ”We can’t finance m on than {30,- membership In the town committee Center street and In other placM 40 is credited with the Invention of the ticut Tencentenary stamp would be tha salesrooms of Cole Motors, local will be limited In the future to three 872 ...... f h l l d ...... 2611 under the administration of the economy, nre announced today by announced late this week by the post perplexing relief problem. 000,00() o f relief a year out of atate 1,7.79 ...... Adult ...... 1,.7I3 models of Ford V8 cars for April 1 first machine for the manufacture Reo distributor, according to Mr. revenues,” he said. "I think anoth members from each of the nine Emergency Relief Adminlstratioii. delivery. „ office departmenL The westward trek of transient 70 . . . .Age ,Not S la te d . . . 89 of artificial Ice. Made In the 18th ChevroleL Cole of the company, puts Reo defi thousands hits tho end of the trail er bond Issue would be Impossible. affiliated local unit.s. The total niem- Bennett Breslow of New York, con- For the past two weeks there has Washington— Secretary Wallace .-iilting engineer, was sent to Connec Reo has added a marked streamline appearance to Its 1935 models, Improved Its operating parts, r*> century, the machine was baaed on Master De Luxe body models in nitely in competition in the lowest here. It left pearly 69,000 strangers If there le any reduction In Federal Ijership before the by-law change been received by the company from the vacuum principle, the air pres of the A ^ cu ltu re Department an' was 63 members, seven from each ticut this week by Administrator tiined the lelf-shlfter, and yet offers Its products at a new low price. Safety and ease of opera clude sedan, coach, buaineaa coupe nounced the advisable acreage for priced commercial field. "The new to care for last month—more than aid, it la questionable what wou’d . four to eight cars a day, all coming sure being reduced by an air pump. happend In Callforala.” of the nine units. The general com Harry L. Hopkins to make a detailed tion. It Is said, have been increased at least one-third by means of Reo'a aalt-shltting unit and other with luggage compartment, sport 1935 production of Connecticut val low price,” Mr. (3ole says, “ virtual any other atate has had to handle. mittee will now be limited to 27 storm, made possible'Hy a scholar study of the work done In two of the ■atety features. coupe with rumble seat, sport sedan, ley shade grown tobacco was 5,480 ly enda the price difference which And the trend still is up. and town sedan. In addition to the The state spends between 11 snd FOILED BY A TOOTHACHE members. ship given by the Meriden Post. larger cities, two large towns and acres, am increase of 780 acres over haa led many truck buyers during Units alTIllatcd with the Memorial There were also brief remarks by two selected rural communities. Division, sent to Washington for a BECEPnON, TOO ooach, business coupe, phaeton and the advisable acreage for 1934. recent yearn to select smaller and 13 million dolism a month on relief. City, the current Public Enemy No. sport roadster, which comprised the About 1,270,000 pemons are getting Chattanooga, Tenn.—caiarlea F. Day committee are: Citizens. Sons District Commander William L. La- Manehe.ster was selected from the certificate to take ita place. 1 is welcome to it anytime. lighter trucks of other makes be-, Breche of Stafford; Mrs. M. M. Spll- classlflratlon of large towns. He received not only the certifi Philadelphia—Although the gov Standard line last year, the 1935 cause of low original coat. help. ’This load le expected to de Hunt's tcntbeche kept Abe Shyer, of Veterans. Ds.uchters of the "If It belongs to Mr, Karpis,” aaid •MARRYINO P A R 8 0 V IVED8 cline In the next few months, aa em Jewelry store owner, from getting a lani'. president of ‘ he Wllllmantlc In Conference Here. cate but a medal known as the ernment has forfeited the bullet New Standard line includes a full “Guaranteed performance, based American Hevolutlon. Daughters of Thomas J. Reilly, assistant UrS. at ''goo COUPLES IN A Y E ^ ployment gains. headache. Union Veterans of the CiWI War. Unit; and Miss Gertrude Anderson, Engineer Breslow was In confer Silver Star, and notification that he proof sedan abandoned by Alvin torney, “we will be jnly too pleased sized four-door sedan and a sedan on Reo's exclueive Ability Rating Chevrolet hat departed from the praetiee of furolihlng tu two models, the Sundard and the Master Lecturer of Coventry Grange. After Transients coat {513,073 for Jan Hunt, arriving at the Dentiat's Spanish War Veterans. American ence with the ERA board, Frank had been cited for gallantry. Karpis In his flight from Atlantic to have him come and claim It." delivery car for Ught commercial airstem, is now available for the Aral In nearly identical appearance. This year Ithe______SUndsrd ______reUlns______almost_ ths _ _ same appearance ss last a period of community singing led (Thency Jr., chairman, Edward J. lues. Rockford, m— (AP)—Tho Rev. uary relief, and a little, leas in Feb offlce'bver the Jewelry store, fright Legion. Veterans of Foreign Wars. time to buyers In the lowest priced ‘ " “ J* '* "** ■“ O Powor'to rheilVo o r u « y w r " ^ Master ” B?it'the ruary, a shorter month. Last year by Mr. Brockett, the audience w.as Holl. George H. Waddell, Regional The 1935 New Standard has been Hugh M. Banner performed upwards field. This feature, together with ened away a burglar who bored Disabled American Veterans of the entertained with feats of magic by ‘ h fil ’ .V '**” • '■ " ‘ frelF B«w la design. Its ontsUnding development the load got heavier virtually week Engineer R. M. Bennett of Hartford given virtually the same perform o f 400 marriages In 1934. ample loading space and payload being the all-steel turret top, narrow radiator, horizontal louvers, snd Improved "knee action.” six holes in the floor preparatory to World War. BHtl.sh Wat Veterans. Dr. William F. Cheney of- Storm. and Supervising Engineer Hayden by week. The numbers rose from entering the Jewelry atore. Another 'rhar.ge In the by-laws ance ability as the Master De Luxe Not since 1928 had the "marrying cai«clty and correct load distribu Refreshments were served consist L. Griswold, The party Inspected 30,000 In January to 66,000 In No was to approve the selection of a which, however, departs distinctly parson,” pastor of Trinity Lutheran tion, assure the buyer of satisfac ing of Ice cream, cookies and cof projects now in progress and com 8-8 inches, and develops 70 horse Speed Wagon ars the large dry plate shoe, fully enclosed hydraulic vember, during Upton Sinclair's un IU5D CROSS ADDS 80,000 veteran of ex-scrvlce man as the fee. from previous Chevrolets In strik church, e^oyed such a busy twelve- tory performance In advance of pur power at 2800 revolutions per min successful campaign for governor pleted and expressed satisfaction of BED OWNERS PAT NO PREMIUM ing advances in design of body and month. In that year be tied the knot chase.” clutch, the Reo-bullt four-speed brakea. Marshal of the Memorial Day ute. As would bo expected, pistons under a slogan of “End Po'(mrty In the manner in which the local work trim. The engines, incorporating for 358 couples. heavy duty truck transmission with Washington. — (AP) — Member- parade annually. Formerly the Mar has been carried on for the past Free-flowing lines of fenders, hood are of Lo-Ebc aluminum alloy, cam California,” against Republican ahlp In tbe American Red C roaa was shal of the parade roulil have been many improvements over the 1984 In the 35 years he has been a and cab, following modern passen ground, and fitted with two com quiet operation in all speeds, Reo- Governor Frank F. Merriam. three yearn. Master motor, are of the same size clergyman here. Dr. Banner has of built front and full-floating rear Between the carpet sweeper and increased by more than 80,000 mem a civilian wtthjut military service. Manchc.stcr’s ERA record, togeth ger car practice, almost duplicate pression and two oil rings each. No New Problem bers during the annual roll call The committee wall meet late In and design in both models, while in ficia te at more than 6,500 wed those of tho slightly heavier 1 1-2 Cylinder blocks are of close-grained axles, cam and lever steering, forged tbe telephone, the latter digs up the The nomads are no new problem er with the reports of the other _____for Style and Beauty dings. which closed in November. ITie es April or o.arly In May to make the towns snd cities selected for this re the chassis the chief difference Is the to 2 1-2-ton Speed Wagon. Details aUoy Iron, and fitted with alloy steel steel diso type wheele, and two- most dirt here. California's first broad move timated total la 3,884,068. annual plans for the Memorial Day preaence in tbs Mnster De Luxe of The upturn In marriages he at- of both power plant and chassis fol exhaust valve seat Inserts to resist gional survey, will be sent to Wash trlbutea to a restoration o f confi celebration. ington and will form the basis of Chevrolet enclosed knee-action sus low established Speed Wagon prac beat and wear. Among the other pension, now entering its second dence In the future on tho part of Tonight general procedure and conduct of tice. The new Reo-built “ Silver recognized Reo features which con year improved In construction and the young people in the Immediate Oown” six-cylinder truck engine tribute to the safety, dependability, Annual concert of G Clef club at emergency relief work In states that SAVE IS’^TO vicinity. Emanual Lutheran church. have not responded to the ERA pro operation. haa a bore and stroke of 3-3-16 x 4 long life and economy of tbe new j SOUTH COVENTRY Tomorrow gram in the degree desired. Mechanically, the two models have March 27-30.—Auto Show and Big Field for la common auawrous Important Im- Miss Helen Sykes entertained the Home Appliance Ehchibit at Armo It was brought out during the In pnvemanta la eoastruetfon and de- D. A. R. Bridge club at her home ry- spection trip yesterday afternoon aign. Both englnee have an original Friday afternoon. Gue.sts who acted This Week that one of the greatest fields for re ON GAS" system e t high pressure Jets supply as substitute players were Mrs March 29. Community Players lief work In Connecticut Is in sani ing oil to connecting rod bearings, Harold Maine of Wllllmantlc, Mrs. In "The Bellamy Trial,’’ a 3-act tation, filtration of rivers, cleaning Say owners of bigger, faster Dodge and electro-plated piatona, heavier J. E. Stanley. Mrs. Albert Harmon melodrama at Whlton Memorial up unsanitary areas and the general crankahafta, and other new features Center Interest hall. improvement of slums. and Mm. Hugh Christie. The first o r e powerl More speed! that contributa to better perform March 80.—Irish Tea Party, en ’ITic regional engineer approved steel body, pioneered by Dodga prize was won by .Mm. Harold as satin-smooth mUas an ance, smoothness and economy. In Maine and second by Mrs. Frank tertainment and dance. Orange hall, on adillllon to a tree-trimming pro M more than 20 yemn ago. . . sate, both cbaasls, newK designed clutch- Tracy. 7:00 p, m„ degree team. Daughters ject now In progres.s, totaling {1,703 bourl Yet mors economical than imrfected, dual-eylindar hydrau ee, more effective braking systems, Miss Betty Bennett la spending a of Liberty. for cutting limbs from trees on aver. Actually costs leas to run lic brakes, introduced by Dodgo stiffsr frames, and other advances At The Automobile and Home few days In New York City. Coming Events Eldrldgo street, Pfo.spect, North than smaller, lower-priced cars, inany jrears ago, and constantljr in design give greater ease o f opera The play "The Prince of Liars," April 2.—Annual supper at Red Elm. New and Pine. owners say. They report 20— improved. . . patented Floating tion, Increased durability, and a bet will be given by the Columbia Play- Men’s Social Club at 6:30 p. m. 22— 24 miles to the gallon of gas ter ride. em In the vestry of the Congrega April 6.—Salvation Army concert Power engine mountings. . . and ... aavinga of 30d to 40^ on a very other famous features exehtairm 'Visually, the new Master De Luxe Appliance Show Will Be The tional church Friday. March 29, In In Citadel. Commissioner Alex FOREIGN EXCHANGE retains only the characteristic out VICTORIOUS stead of March 22 as previously Damon and visiting hands. Also dollar's worth ofoil they buy! _ with Dodge in its price field. lines o f the radiator, and the fami stated In thia column. It Is being Emanuel Lutheran choir. That’a real economyl And this Only the geniua of a manu liar trade-mark on hub caps and sponaored by the Christian Endea April 12.—"Relatively Speaking," New oYrk, March 28.— (AP) — new Dodge has dozens of other facturing organization auch as vor Society of the local church. a three-act play hy Paint and Pow Foreign Exchange easy; Great Brit radiator smblem, to indlcaU that it Mm. Stella Pearl apent the week der club at High school. ain in dollars, others In cents. Burprises besides ita astonishing Dodge — with such completo tk of Chevrolet origin. The V-radta- end at her home In Hampton, Conn. April 22.—Formal ball of Knights Great Britain demand, 4.78 1-4; thrift of operation and upkeep. facilities, with 20 years of experi tor itself Is narrower and more Rev. Charles O. Johnson, pastor of Columbus. cables, 4.78 1-4; 60-day bills, 4.77 You’li experience an entirely ence in building nearly thras aloplng, the unit fenders are highly contoured in their streamlining, of the Congregational church took April 26.—Community Players In 1-4; France demand, 6.59 1-8; ca new kind of motoring thrill With million fin# vehiclas—could fe bles, 6.59 1-8; Italy demand, 8.23 while the windshield not only slopes All Electric Kitchen for hit subject Sunday morning, "Tommy.’’ Hollister street school, the "Airglide Ride*!. . . amooth, create sud> ontatanding dollar- 1-2; cables, 8.23 1-2. back s te e ly but also is slightly V- “The Secret of Dl-vine Companion auspices of Sunset Rebekah lodge. alwajra lavel, free from aide- for-dollar valuai ship.” April 27.—"Night of Frolic," femanda: ahapad, causing all the forepart of THIS CAR HAS ^ FINE CAR FEATURES ... away tven on curvea. the car to flow smoothly Into tha STUDEBAKER The Christian Endeavor service sponsored by Company. K, at State Belgium, 21.00; Germany, 40.14 CHRYSLER MOTORS Sunday evening was under the lesd- Armory. Holland, 87.54; Norway, 24.04; SwB' With “ Synchromatic Con DODOB DIVISION body, which is the utmost In smooth •mhlp of Ivan Brandon. April 29.—Tenth annual concert den, 24.65; Denmark, 21..36; Finland, Vonr first glance at the handsomely streamlined Reo Flying i trol”, dnving haa been made Thl»d*irtlMmnta4wMekT*atl>teare> ness. By utilizing the newly develop A very Interesting 4-H club pro of Beethoven Glee club at High 2.13; Switzerland, 32.34; Spain, mmt of an«laoorlar~ClU7oiozMaMrt. ed all-steel roof construction, Chev Cloud for 1935, will prove that it is unnecessary to pay a higher.^ twice aa easy and effortleia. MMW.VALtm DODOB. $44t w SfeS gram sponsored by the Earl W. school. 13.66; Portugal, 4.35 1-2; Greece, OBAISRIFT Altogether, there are 95 basic •All prtcmt f o. b. O dorr. DotroS, ooS' ' rolet haa attained a sleekness form- K' Green Post. American Legion, was May 3.- Benefit dance for Me- .93 1-2: Poland, 18.90; Czechoslo price for advanced style and beauty. But Reo V ALU E lies to chonio wilheui nottem ,______— ^ ly impossible. Its highly crowned enjoyed by a gathering of about one motial hospital at State Armory. vakia, 4.18: .Ilijcoslavla, 2.27 1-2; deeper than mere style, paint or upholstery. It is manifeated in advancementain theNew-Valua Timm p o y m m io t o 0 t y o m roof sweeping from the windshield offers a giganfic FLYING A%k A>r thmoBcioiChiTOtoeMotf hundred persons in the t.ieglon May 13.— (Tentative). Concert by Austria, 18.85N; Hungary, 29.80N; Dodge . . . plua tha sturdy all- Comomoi C fdit FIoop to the streamlined, graceful rear II' ...... rooms Monday evening. Walter High school chorus and orchestra Rumania, 1.01 1-2; Argentina, Q U ALITY—in every hidden detail—in manufacturing policiea CLOUD end in a continuous curve, an effect Hickey, district chairman of 4-H at High school hall. .’U.90N; Brazil, 8.58 1-2N; Tokyo, which insist on rugged construction at every point of wear. Here S-Doar heightened by the absence o f roof o club work, presided and Introduced Also annual Mothem’ and Daugh 28.07; Shanghai. 39.00; Hongkong, REO la a typical Reo quality-built car, that has a ll the fine car fea panels and moldings and by the con Tllford W. Cocks of Wllllmantlc, ters’ bampirt at Concordia Lutheran 49,'J5; Mexico City (stiver peso). P. O. 1. LAinKNO * F.O.B. tinuity of body color over the en Tolland County club agent; Benton church. 27,8.5; Montreal In New York, 99 18 tures plus the exclusive advantages of the Reo Self-Shifter. See PUTS TAX • FACTORY tire top. P. Cummings of Putnam, Windham 3-4; New York In Montreal, 100.81 new value! ii__M and drive the new Flying Cloud. It delivers, fully-equipped at Elvery detail of the car is new, 4 ' i County club agent, and Warren E, IT S’n iX HURTS 1-4. UO-BOYAUnU DETROIT :Z ~ .J ^ your door, for no more than cars whose performance and fea- nsA AMD UP Starting with the front bumper and Brockett of North Haven, State De 795 Including the radiator grill, the orna partment chairman of 4-H club Iowa City, la.—Leo F. Burke had A HERO .AT LAST turea do not begin to compare with this new and finer Reo. Hk SmtfiShifIt opHot%»t ^ ttmtt iow oo9i ODODGEMS e H ^ Mew Per Ant A Few Seflare Store Thae The laweat' ment that supplants the radiator work of the American Legion and a roaring toothache an decided to also New Haven County club agent. take a few sleeping potions. flller-cap (now under the hood), the Aurora, 111. For 18 years George horizontal hood louvres, the runnl^- Alt spoke of the 4-H club work In After taking five, the tooth still W. Smith was a hero and didn’t their respective districts and how ached. He took five more. When realize It. board pattern, streamlined door the American Legion aided them. Burke awoke in a hospital he was After losing his honorable dis bandleiL spare tire mountings (con Schaller Motor Sales, he. cealed in some models), tall lamp, Edwin Tlchy, a North Guilford club told that hla heart was none the charge, Smttli, who served during DODGE and FLYMOLTH CARS member, told of the wonderful week bettor for the experience. COLE MOTORS and rear bumper. Aside from ap the World War with the Headquar 684 Center St. TeL 6282 he spent at the Senior Conference at He still has the toothache. ters company of tho Thirty-third 91 Center .Street Manchester Maacheeter pearance, there are important im provements in body comfort and spaclousneaa, and especially in the ride. The wheelbase of the new Mas ter De Luxe Is increased to 113 inches, and an even greater in crease In body space has been gain ed by moving the engine forward. LARGEST The appearance of great length has DISPLAY AT THE SHOW been enhanced by lowering the floor level, dropping it one Inch nearer See Our Display Of This All Electric Kitchen the ground by lowering the chassis % Bide rails. HAROLD T. WEST T h e Master De Luxe sport and In A Modernistic Design With . 0 ^ INCOItl'OKATKI) * * CHET’S RADIO -i *■ * BENSON’S RADIO town sedans have Integial trunks BISSELL STREET 80 OAKLAND STREET embodied in the rear panels, with DIAL ,'.202 D IA L 3191 711 MAIN STREET D IA L 8773 ••H.4ROLD’• W EST compartments for the spars wbeeL Built-In Appliances “CHET” BRUNNER “ART” BENSON In tha three sedaiu, pressed steel wheels with short rounded spokes are regular equipment. Wire wheels ...... TODAY with large hub caps are used on the B ig r o o m y beautiful new 1935 other models. In the lower priced line of New The M odem Over 400,000 Standard models, larger bodies, a new engine with 23 per cent more horsepower, an Improved ebasaia Studebaker Champion Sedan Q ^ J C U t U ' ' frame, and numerous other new features give Improved perform e l i e v e it or not, you can now get one of ALL ELECTRIC KITCHEN . OA ______ance, still better economy, and In the finest automobiles ever built in this 0 creased comfort anti safety. B Bodies are generally improved In country—a magnificent new 1935 Studefcakcr New 1935 O' JUJ^JUV IVtUL CL D J u d jU ’^ spaciousness and comfort, and pos- Champion sedan—for just a few dollars more Is Built Around These Major Appliances L seas many new convenience and a f- than the lowest priced cars. ^pearance features. ’The newly addid Studebaker Ul GRVNOW y SXfUX, a c t 'ttvu ' four-door sedan haa the same dimen Only the new and greater Studebaker Corpo sions as the coach, which is 3 1-4 inches longer than the J934 model ration, operating on a thrifty 1935 basis with SUPER-SAFE and provides 2 1-2 inches more leg- millions in new capital, no bank loans, no bur Champion Sedan •ELECTRIC RANGE THOR m ^ cm ^ csB tvm room in the rear compartment. The densome overhead and no exces^ve plant valua closed models all have flat floors in REFRIGERATOR the rear compartment, the ridge tion can afford to offer you a deal like this. formerly existing in front o f the If you’ve been shopping around, you know seat having been eliminated. The •ELECTRIC WATER HEATER OWNERS • Z. driver's seat, in ail closed models, is that this Studebaker delivered price is the real 1M NtOST equipped with flnger-Up control for bargain opportunity of the year. Thia enorm Over quick adjustment VBtSATHI ously room y sedan isn’t juat anoUter car—it’s a ferw a se e Redesigned dials, behind concave BUY AT THE SHOW 0BSS that eliminates reflections and brand new 1935 Studebaker—a Champion— DELIVERED •ELECTRIC DISH WASHER nousH iolo 28 Models Dqmotes visibility, are mounted in with incomparable Studebaker prestige and per sm iANcc improved instrument board hav- formance. log-walnut-grained panels. On Display table a ad e Completely Equipped 10 Models on Display tvw The sleekly streamlined body ia steel rein forced by steel with no wood pillars or braces •UIIT BONCSTtBELFAST In vantagre of our offer of 50 Kwhrs FREE each month. PATS CAR FARES { but steel welded to steel throughout even to the $ MANCHESTER 139.50 (A P )—Officials o f this roof panels, ^ d the brakea are the finest in the OUR LINES HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY OP EITHER IF TOU HAVEN'T 6*tFs Bkeet rallwaya art ready to world—Studebaker’s new compound hydraulics. o*ck be honeety of their patrons PURCHASING OR RENTING A RANGE OR WATER HEATER. •gainst that o f any other city, in or Come in and compare this Studebaker in Your ptB—ni ear will bo aoeopiod aa port TIME TO TRAVEL out of Northern Ireland. Here’s MODEL SOS whii every detail with other cars and then go out p oym o n t^ tho balanco in eonvonient for a convincing trial drive. monthly paymenta ot vary low rafea. ' permitted to issue I m Uckete to paaeengera who And they MYAGRUNOW m II ; ; " S t - " . ^ eufflcient money to pay n ml their fare. Such passengers are ask The Manchester Electric Company AT TH * ed k> settle at the company’s of 778 Main S t Phone 5181 SHOW WETHERELL-McCABE MOTOR SALES ^NO FINANCE CHARGES PLACE Y.OUR ORDER L*it year several thousand paa- •eng« took advantage of the ar- 20 East Center Street AT THE SHOW Save Dollar^ lang^ent. Only two failed to pay. Manchester ? A ( 3 E T E It MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, (X)NN, TUESDAY, MARCH 28,1988. Ellsworth Porter, Raymond Rich fourth d e^ resulting from the snnual meeting of the Hartford member of the committee on medi INSTALL EASTERN STAR I ‘Turret Top’ Body Designed for Greater Security and Adam Kowalski, saw the fhunea automobile ucident on the Canaan- County Medical aaaoclatloii will be cal economics. ported by the police as having been T H H GRID STAR In Hebron Green, five miles away. choked to death. Ignatius Is the fa Salisbury road Sunday, occurred held In the Hunt Memorial building, Dr. Arthur B. Landry of Hartford- ther of the girl. The lads blew the automobile horn shortly before midnight when Jamas 38 Prospect street, Hartford, Tues- OFFICERS TOMORROW! Fir* burned an old faiwhouae on all the way to the burning house but la the reUring prealdent of the as The first message said there was Jones street, remodelled by Mr. and Jones of this town died at the Geer day, April 8, afternoon and evening. soc latlon. HELD FOR THEFT failed to arouse the attention they Dt. David M. Caldwell, member of a report that hit clothes were fotmd Mrs. Henry T. Kellogg for use as a expected. Later neighbors helped hospital here. The other vlcUma Thare are twenty applicaUoni tor near a river, but later It was said Past Worthy Matron Mrs. Mar-i summer house, Sunday night at 10 were Bphrlam Duncan of Norfolk, Modical AsBocIation Meeting the Board of Directors is a state the man. without a hat, was seen In aaaistant aeeretara; William A d a » ^ joric Straw W'ill Be the ln-| o'clock St a loss of about $8,000, the boys save a garage and ah a. who was instantly killed and Mrs. delegate from this town. Dr. D, C. memberahtp on Ble for the annual Norwich Man Reported Seen son and George Summeryfll*, The house has nine rooms and ia To Be Held in Hartford On moetlng and flve members of the Yantlc. Later on came reports that Election Held Saturday in erty men. stalling Officer. | partly covered by insurance. Mr. two stories high. Sarah Ryvelle of Norfolk and Mrs. Y. iMuoru la a member of the oom- Walking Along Railroad he had been noticed along the F raik B. John, Princeton and Mrs. Kellogg, who live In West James Jones of Canaan, who died Big Car in the Lowest Price April 2. mittee on public policy, legislation, aasooiatlon died during the paat Meeting at State Trade 1? announced that no ------— ------— year. Tracks Toward Wiltlmantic. track* of the Central Vermont rail School; Other Officers. Temple Chapter, Order of the Hartford, spent the week-end a t the early yesterday at the hospital. The medical atbtes and deportmant. road walking towards Wlliimantlc. ber wlU be excuaed from jractlee house, leaving there about 6 p. m. FOURTH AUTO VUTTIM four were riding In' a car which over Tha on* hundred and forty-third Dr. Moctlmer B. Moriarty Is a Police all through the eastern part thla ooming Saturday anarnooa. Student, Accused of Steal Ekustem Star at Its regular meeting Four Amston men, John Johnson. Canaan, March 26.—(AP)— The turned on a curve and struck a tree. Field Has Forty Fine The police teletype carried last Alex Wilson was elected prealdent There win also be a meeting aw) A milk bottle make* only 20 trips of the state were asked to be on *hc duea will be collected. tomorrow evening In the MAtonic before being broken, on an average; evening a description of Ignatius lookout for the man. of the 8IIk aty Flute Band at the Temple will seal Its new officers. Mlkullewlca. wanted. In Norwich In ing Jewelry and Cash. Features. thle breakage cost adds $12,000,000 connection with the death of bis annual meeting Baturday In the The present olTlccrs, with Mrs. Elsie a yaar to the American milk blU. Our federal prisons contain IS,- Htate Trade School. Other officers Buggy wblpa to a total value of Knight as worthy matron and Wil daugbUr, 18 years old, who was re 000 American Inmates. elected are: Max Wagner, vle*- liam Stevenson, worthy patron, have $300,000 are still produced annually. Princeton, N, J., March 26.— (AP) served fifteen months due to the Oracafuny Bndamtzad lines and 66 —Frank B. John, 23-ycar-old Prince change In the grand chapter .tes.slon forty flne car naechanical feature* ton football player, was held by from January to April. combine to strengthen the 1935 La- PHILCO state police today in connection with Paat Worthy Matron Mrs. Marjor Fayette’s claim to lielng the "Big ie Straw will be the installing offi iliO EHTERS a aeries of dormitory thefts which cer. Mrs. Florence Thornton will Car In the Lowest Price Field." The netted $2,000 In Jewelry and cash. succeed Mrs. Knight and Harry Naoh-bullt LaFayette enter* It* sec Although no formal charges were Armstrong will be the new worthy ond year with a serteg of improve lodged against the young athlete, patron. ments and innovationa new to the .State Patrolman Howard Lamberton Mrs. Rena Miller and Mrs. Lillian automobile Industry ami exclusive Gustafson are co-chairmen of the said be would be arraigned tomor In the lowest pries' field. row on charges of breaking and en committee In charge of the .social ™ " ® '‘S a g o h tering ami receiving stolen goods. following the hu.slncss tomorrow Among the mecnonlcal innova John's detention followed the ar iilghl. They- will also sec to the tions Is "Synchronised Springing." rest In New York of Wlnthrop Par- decorations and refreshments and Oldsmohlle Is one of at least four automobiles that will appear this year with the new type of all- This remarkable new system of tello. 21, of Alansfleld, O. AuUiorl- will be assisted by the following: rteel. or "turret." top. As shown here, this Is one solid sheet of steel from cowl to trim under the Spring suspension, created by Nash Mrs. .Minnie Norton, Mr.s. Ellen resr window, providing greater security to the car's occupants. Oldsmohlle also has moved the body engineers greatly reduces back seat tles said that much of the ;oot from forward to afford more comfortable riding for the resr passengers. the campus burslarles was found In Anderson, Mrs. Etta Fallows, Mrs. f II I. bouncing and pitching without sac •Maud Hill. .Mrs. Emma Brown, Miss rificing strength by retaining Psrtello's room In New York and sturdy, conventional front and rear that he ha Corroct load distribution; (ram A la 4-4 (ant inchiaint Tractat- sprung cars where unbalanced you own one of these distinguished Master De Luxe What a satisfaction it Is to have a any manipulation by the driver Ford Limited . . . . Maximum loading spaco; Full floating axloj Guaranteed Perform- springing causes a bump in th* road car that you know will always justi wlintaoever. This ride control plus Trallsn ana laws. Prkss ftam $4*S Nlag Hud Pow .. atiee. Compare before you buy any track. You'll ogroo Reo It the up. thmslt (. a. b. lontine, pin tan. to defleot the rear springs to mov* models. Decide now to see this aristocrat of low-priced The new Aeroform Nash, for 193.') ^ by Group of Hartford fy your good judgment, a car that Independent planar springing of the Penn Rond ...... up and down at unequalled speeda. make it as advanced In *••• W f-tAl of Dm has triumphed time after time In front wheels a.ssiires a comfort for truck that meets today t requirements—at on omoxingly low price. S*stlnl sqiilpmant S)ctre. cars and to choose Chevrolet for quality at low coet. toco Co#po mfFUntp iS40, Is the complete fulfillment of w hat: terrific slock car and speedway rac United Founders Priest isWtvt Is cSssst wlthaul ssfiem “Motorcycle Getaway." "Sealed With bVmpmrB, cooro tirm onrf Urm Musicians. all passengers well beyond what has United Gas ...... Water Cooling," “Nolseprooflng,' CHEVROLET MOTOR CX3.MPANY. DETROrT, MICH. iomk, thm ih t prtom m $3S.00 a modem motor car should bo . . . . ing a ear that hsiks as well as acts been achieved In cars with coll Unit Lt and Pow A quality as it is in styling *S60 tmoml. Fricmm atsottd in this Its iinlfiuc supremacy a car that "Feathertouch Ccmtrol" and "Big Osenpan Chnroirt'i Imv driircml p rim mid etuy G M .A .C . terms timmmmnt mrm h st or mnd mrm should have.... should dc. spring front wheels and rear wheel Util Pow and Lt Car Roominess and Safety.” are • ubjsct lo olion^ w ith o u t nofioo. pioneers the advancements other A (Tcnrrci/ Stators Vnluo KncO'Aolion optionmj mt SJO calro. There Is a new Nash Advanced ; stabilizers. It’s a steady, .smooth COLE MOTORS other features of the 1935 LaFay SPECIAL PRICE AT THE SHOW Six. a new Nash Advanced Eight,!Eight, | ^ *^*'’*’ Its adopt, ■ride, unlike anything' you’ve known. A pproxim ately 160,000.000,000 ette line. In addition to these fea and a new Na.sh Amhassailoi Eight. ' • hi» year, as for years In the Four years of testing on Stude- cigarets are consumed annually. 91 Center Street Manchester tured mechanical Improvements, the DKALm AOVKfmSKMCNT In all three, the streamline treml nt i uel Lutheran church at 6.1.1 o'clock bRitlb Is Studebaker. 1935 LaFayette line has undergone TURin-TOP iODY RY FISHIR tLU I-flAM f modern design reaches the ultimate ; tonight, assisted by the Connecticut In every detail of style and safety, a graceful process of modernization (with No Draft Vantitotlon) VALVI-IN mobUs of tbs advaBCsmsBt of 1M4, led by knee-action wheels and su I t was earryiiw throe duromt nod- ilE H A S per-hydraulic brakes. Greater Comfort for Ford Passeni^ers CHEVROLET SHOW CARS ela of cara. ’The driver waa not fa OVER 100 CHANGES miliar with the town or the location Knee-octlon wheels, h'O . pointed MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, MARCH 26, 1938. o f the agency and called at the po PA G E THIRTEEN out, are indispensable to the car DELIVERED IN NIGHT i which Is built to provide the B eh lice atatlon. W alter Carter waa I SAFETY FEAHIRES IN THE NEW FORD called at his home and the care were est degree of passenger comfoH^ ------The knee-octlon wheels, by moving Brouffht to Manchester at 3 unloaded at the Wells street show New Springing Provides Easier Riding in Dodge room of the company at 8 o’clock MANY INNOVATIONS up and down independently of each O’clock This Morning —. PONTIAC ENTERS Now-You41 Get ^Floating Ride* PLAN TUBERCULOSIS other, absorb the road shock which, this morning. The driver of the Preddent BelieTes Motorist in the ordinary car without knee- Greater Saving in Gasoline Driver Sleeps in Cab. truck that brought in the cars de action, Is transmitted to the passen cided not to start back at once, but IN THE NEW DODGE LOW PRICE FIELD EDUCATIONAL DRIVE gers, These springs are of the The BIley Chevrolet company is curled up in his cab and took a few If Entitled to All That's Consumption Is Effected hours sleep. He was on his way sturdy c61I type found on higher- going to show the latest model Two Year Campaign to Ae- priced cars. Knee-action mokes pos back through Center street at S Chevrolets at the show which opens o’clock this morning. quaint Public With Dartlop- New and Better. sible, Mr. McCuen pointed out, cen This Year. In the State Armory tomorrow and Sireamlnied Body, New Sos- Two Lines of Sixes Added toi ter-control steering and easier han It was necessary to get an extra ments in Treatmento. dling of the car. Coupled with the shipment yesterday. A truck from The homicide rate in this country front and rear ride stabilizers, cen pension, More Power, Hartford, March 28.— ^Aqaeuaco- Offerlnir many new comfort, e.ife- Over 100 changes have been made the Tarrytown plant arrived In Man was the highest of all in the world Models— Seen at This ter-control steering adds much to chester a t . 2 o'clock this morning. last year. ment waa mads today by tha Stata tjr, performance and economy fea car comfort. tbis year In the ever popular Ford Greater Comforts. Tuberculosis Commission that It Is tures, the 1039 Oldsroobiles are be- The self - energizing super-hy V-8 cars and trucks being shown at Week's Show. making plans to join in a two-yoor Ingr shown here this week at the draulic brakes of the 1934 Oldsmo- the armory by the Dillon Sales and educational capipaian ogolnat tuber Automobile Show. bile also are retained, with the Service Company. Changes In the The new Oldsmoblle Six and braking area Increased by 14 per H it now Una of Dodge cars provea culosis in which recant devslopmaata durable V-8 engine effecting greater The auto show marks the entry of EMgfht are l^ I t to conform to 01di<- cent to make them even more pow eat at the outatondlng attractions in treatment of the disease will ba economies in gfsollne consumption, Pontiac Motor Company Into the raoblle's beflef that the motorist Is erful and sure of action than be of tha big automobile show. It Is low price field with two lines of emphasized. In outlining the plan. greater case In steering and the lat quite evident that the company’s entitled tO all that la new and bet fore, and giving longer life to the Sixes as a companion to Us Improv Dr. Stephen J. Maher, Chairman of est in streamlining, not too extreme soglneers have applied considerable ter, according to C. L. McCuen, linings. These brakes have' been ed Straight Eight. Although the an the Commission, explained that for president and general manager of arc some of the new aids on this time, effort and Ingenuity to the several years early dlognoola was proved by millions of miles of driv well known make of car. nouncement was made the last of the company. ing, and the large increase In brak The first thing you notice when you look at the new Fords is the greater streamlining of the body PHILCO took of combining amartneaa in emphasized by the Tuboreuloeis The body this year of all closed Best propt of tho 1936 Dodge will be not so much In Ihe seclnx ss In the riding For this Chrysler December, a large percentage of Stressing the importance of safe ing area will add even more to the and its "larger" appearance. But even more pleasing, when yon get into the rear. Is the greater comfortable bodies with operating Commission and its offlllatad local product otters an nnuBusI type of "synchromatlc" front suspension and n redistribution of the car’s motorists will not see these new ly, Oldsmoblle Introduces In both .safety offered In the 1935 Oldspio- comfort you'll get in riding. That's because the body has been moved more than eight Inches for models Is roomier than ever before foaturea that do, automatically, a associations. and the car overall is 8',a Inches prSIght, that reduce tha swaying motion of tho body to a minimum and assure more comfort (o the cars "In the flesh ’ until they attend lines of cars what has been callcil biles. Mr. McCuen .said. ward, so you won't ged the bumps by sitting over the rear axle. Shown here Is the Fordor sedan. vortty.of things which formerly had "Our objective this year,” con rear.psBsenrors, *D od ee’a cross-steering system, also, makes onerntlon of the car much easier. the auto show this week. by engineers the greatest contribu longer. AU of the engineering prin to ba done manually. tinued Dr. Maher, "is to show tha In Introducing the new cars to ciples of the Ford are proven fac Many important changes and im tion to motorists' safety In a dec The Dodge models seen ore a need for prompt treatment, to re the public here the Oldsmoblle from the front of the body to the 32 to 30 and Texaco vs. Amlco, 29 Ships", by Harry Golding; "The tors, having been well tested before l^pe, t'wo and four-door Sedans provements have been made in the ade, the solid steel "turret top" Eight over last year’s lino, and In move fallacies and feori about the president stated: back. to 22, Wonder Book of Railway", by Har Incorporation In tho 1935 line. One ^i^wo and four-door Touring body by Fisher, supported weight to all four wheels, almost every instance the same fea disease and to familiarize our clti- "W o have retained the fine fea The front of the car la complete Miss Anna Sokol was the leader of ry Golding; "Rainbow Glory", by of the most vital changes In the The Touring Sedans Incor- shocks to be communicated to the sen’s group win take charge o f the Built Integral with the body unit a process in which the power plant tures of design and constpuctlon are zens with the improvements In tures of r>ur previous cars and add ly new, with narrow and higher ra the Intermediate Society's meeting Louise Hauck; "Folded Hills", by Ford this season Is the redesigning Ingenlous Inbuilt, streamltn- steering wheel. next one. Is a roof constructed of one single is placed 8 Inches further forward, included In the lower cost Six. treatment that have Increased the ed new ones to them because we be diator grilles, new radiator orna on Sunday evening. Miss Elsie Stewart E. White; "Dlan of Lost of the Ford transverse springs, ' trunks of such unusual capacity The patented floating power en The Ladles Fragment society will L I J . « sheet of seamless steel. This top not while the sedan rear seats, formerly gine mountings—which have been a The full line of body styles In chances for cure. only provides added safety In Itself, lieve that the American public Is ments, new fenders and re-styled Nevers led the Young People's A s Land", by Edison Marshall; "The longer and softer for greater case In that their lower sections may be meet at the parsonage for an all louvres. sociation meeting. The subject was riding. The spring base has been above the rear axle, are moved for Dodge feature for several years — clude 2-door and 4-door sedans; 2- "Some 2,000 tuberculosis aoclstlaa but lends great new strength and entitled to everything new and bet Wooden Indian", by Carolyn Wells; used to accommodate the spare day meeting on Wednesday. throughout the country offiUatad "Mary Baker Eddy, and Her Influ increased 6% inches adding much ward 6 inches so that all passengers arc used in the 1935 models, with a door and 4-door touring sedans; rigidity to the entire body, engi ter In motor cars, every feature The new Oldamobiles are roomier, "Tho Dry Ridge Gang", by B. M. wheel and tire, leaving in the upper Friday evening the Fathers’ and with the National Tuberoulosis As ence." to the riding qualities of the new now ride cradled between the axles. slmplifled front mount and relocat coupe; sport coupe and convertible neers say. that will add to their motoring en with tho front seat of the Six more Bower; "The Caalnp Murder Case", compartments ample room for lug Sons' banquet will be held at the coupe. sociation, Including about 80 of them joyment. They want comfort.... by S. S. Van Dine; "Brinkley models. gage. When the owner prefers to The action of the Dodge levelator ed rear supports. A t the points chapel. Tickets are on sale. Charles Paralleling the solid steel "turret than three Inches wider than that The Ladles Degree team held a where it approaches the chassis Undoubtedly, one outstanding In Connecticut affiliated with the and above all they wont safety. We Manor", by P. G. Wodebouse; "The Smaller wheels, center poise rid carry tire spares In fender wells, the does away with the tendency o f the Christensen Is In charge. The la top" body by Fl.shcr In public ap of the Eight In 1934. There Is In rehearsal of their work at the Wlnd- frame, the power plant is cushioned value of the 1935 Pontiacs Is scon In Along with "lloatlnB power," Plynionlh olferi ths "floating ride,” Commission, are uniting In this ef have continued to engineer Into our creased head and leg room. sorville church on Sunday afternoon Tinkling Symbol", by Phoebe Tay ing, a new Bendix mechanical brake center board and tire track of the car to sway or roll and makes pos dles are putting on the banquet. proval Is the streamline design of In rubber bonded to steel bases In the ability of the engineers to apply based on the combination of a transverse slabllltlng rod In front fort which begins April 1 under the cars, presented at your automobile and Monday evening. lor; “Invincible Louisa", by Cornelia with 186 square inches of braking trunks may be removed, making the sible the use o f more flexible front the new c.ars. such a manner that the engine The menu is roast pork with dress the most advanced ideas of tear and a pair of long, soil steel siiiings, the rombinaiioh affording slogan ‘Fight Tuberculosis with .show today, the finest known meth- Meigs; "Music for Everybody", by surface, makes the late models as entire compartment available for springs. As the front wheel on one All of the advantages of wind re George F'nls of Wapplng, a fore rocks about Its natural axis and ing, mashed potatos, carrots and drop streamlining to the ensemble snvootlier riding to all passengers. For fiirlber comfort, the body Modern Weapons.’ od.s of giving you these things. Sigmund Spaeth; "A Garden In the safe a car as any on the highways luggage. side passes over an obstruction, the sistance reduction have been Incor man for the State Highway depart there Is no actual mctal-to-metol peas, apple pic, rolls and coffee. without overstepping the bounds of "The basic principles of treat House", by Helen Wilson; “ HoW this year. The new cars may be spring on that side compresses. The has been made three Indies longer and wider. And new lines porated Into the new cars and the "And withal Oldsmoblle remailns ment la able to be out again after To provide the interior comfort of supporting contact between engine This supper Is put on at cost so as to good taste. ment— rest, good food and fresh air WAPPING They Carried the Goods", by had In all color combinations and swaying motion of the body that * enhance Its appearance. beauty of symmetrical lino retain in the low price field with Its Six nearly a month's Illness with an which the show visitor becomes and chassis frame. give the men and boys of the com — have stood the teat of time. Mean ed. and continues to produce the abscess. Charles Muller; "Stories by Mrs. new upholstery. conscious the moment he opens the would result is promptly counter munity a chance to get together. The greatest contribution, no acted by the "Levelator" which, con doubt, to this n^odern design has time the contributions o f the labor Other new features ll.ated In the straight Flight In the low medium Mrs. Edgar J. Stoughton of Wap- Mr. and Mrs. Buel C. Grant and Moleaworth", by Mrs. Molcsworth; cor doors. Dodge engineers have The choir Is practising on special an extent that even the old time with their extended trunks, provide nected to both sides of the car been the development of the Fisher atory and the surgeon have greatly announcement by Mr. McCuen In price range. daughter, Lucile, and son, Billy “ By the Light of the Study Lamp", done two fundamental things; they Easter music. hoop skirt would be perfectly com- a greatly Increased luggage space. ' plng Is III at her home. She was frame, causes disturbances occur Improved a patient’s chance of re clude: moved Monday , from Pleasant Val by Carolyn Keene; "In the Shadow designed a new chassis frame with Miss Kathryn McKoight was no draft ventilation solid steel fortab’ e, pnrtlc’ i'nrly in the 2-door Package shelves extend across the I "Safety Is becoming more and threatened with pneumonia and Is LEE «VDD REWEDS. ring to one wheel to be "leveled out” "Turrret-Top" body. Its construc covery." A complete system of sound mope important. We offer In 19,35 ley to 28 Prospect street. East Hart of the Tower", by Carolyn Keene. greater flare and they changed the NORTH COVENTRY called on a case in Hartford for a models. There is more room in all back scats of all cars. | proofing of body, chassis and motor under the care of Dr. Lundberg of ford. method by which the bodies ore by the combined spring action, rub few days. tion provides a greater degree of models. Scats arc wider. Head Mechanically, there arc many im- ; two cars replete with safety fea New Britain, March 26.—(A P )— ber-cushioned "levelator” action attd safety, comfort and beauty than any AIRPLANE CHRISTENED Longer wheelbase and roomier In Manehe.ster. mounted on the frame. The greater Miss Cora Kingsbury returned to room Is greater. There Is a new de nrovcr.:cnt.s. The knce-actlon units 1 tures, led by the .sollil steel 'turret Recently addded new book.a for Lee Judd of Berlin and this city who Edmund Klesple celebrated his previous Fisher bodies. FOR GERMAN MISSIONS' teriors. The sixth regular meeting of CASE DISMISSED frame flare and the Improved body shock absorber action — bn both parture In the style of the divided i ■ I on a 3-3* Inch tor top' body by F'isher." the Wapplng Sadd Memorial Li was granted a divorce from Florence sides. 92d Birthday this Io.st week. Many Connecticut State College Thursday Increajied economy of operation Wapplng Orange, will he held this mounting system have made it pos The large onc-picce solid steel front seat of the Eight 2-donr sional tube extending under th e ' The new body -tntro Already 65,500 Women Have Adopted This Amazing New Refrigerator A refrigerator that keeps yoiir fooda fresh with tholr-OWN natural juices and flavors. No covered dishes. No ming ling of food odors. No drying out of foods And It costs only onc-half to one-third of what you'd expect to pay! HOW COOLERATOR WORKS All perishable fooda give off certain odors, or gases, which when mixed with other foods are objectionable. THEYRE SAFE-IN NASH FEATURES • AeroformDesi^Ri•FlyingPower Ckiolerator eliminates all this. Food odors are picked up by a continuous • Super-Hydraulic Brakes • Automatic Cruising Gear • All-Steel, One-Piece natural flow of air and passed through Bodies • Synchronized Springing • Mid-Section Seating • Balanced Ride • a patented air conditioning chamber AN ALL-STEEL BODY Ball-Bearing Steering • Clutch Pedal Starter * and many others. whore they arc completely absorbed and washed away. Cold, healthfully hiimldi- fled air returns to the food chamber several times each minute. - a feature of the big, rugged New-Value Dodge h e first c«r e y r butU had Now Dodga pionssrt again tbs The refrigerant used in Coolcrator U" T an alhateel It wasn't chanca giids fiide", in which you apssd ICE, a proven, dependable method of • • • it wasn’t *‘ clicnbina' on m band* smoothly along with nsw comfort, protecting perishable foods. wagon that led Dodga to the safety skimming ovsr bumps without s COMPANION CAR TO A FINER, MORE LUXURIOUS, LOW-PRICED EIGHT of the all-steel body. It was progrea- tremor or Jar, uking tbs curvss ssfsly, Do not confuse Coolerator with ordi •iVa engineering, the urge top/oneer, without sidsaway. -Anothar nsw con* to Jeed and not follow in vital, im tribution to motoring tass is*'Synchro* Scarcely had Pontiac dealers opened their showrooms on to do for years. Pontiac has brought fine car quality and per* nary Ice refrigeration. Ck>olerator portant automobile improvemeou. ALONE, offers the patented system that matic Control**, which makes driving announcement morning when the news traveled over America— gives you Ideal air conditioned refrigera These Dodge bodies bavebeen tested unbslisvahly sasy and sffortUas. fqrmance into the low-price field, and combined them witli "Pontiac has done what builders o f low-priccd cars have trie HIGH MINING MAN N ew Low-Priced Six Joins Pontiup licked him day before yeaterday G l o r i f y i n g M d I made him clean the mud off Here, give PRESIDENTS SON Rangers Trim Firestones, Even Up Series, 37-26 me that paper.” i f Horace does FROZEN TO DEA1H DEATHS c Y o u r s e l f aoy ^ _ yACHl BEXIEBH! MANOmaSTER BVENINO HEKALD, MANClIBBTElt, OONN« TUEBDAT, MAKCH M, ISBB. MAFIUHESIEK BVENTNO HERALD, MANCHE3TER, CONN„ TUESUAT, MARCH Z9, ITOS. 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A HOWefc A MALE 36 DAIRY PRODUCTS 50 TENEMENTS 63 OCCUPATIONAL PROBLEMS A b a t t l e s h ip - ^ w b w e r e l o s t — SATU RD AY NIGHT, man’* BARGAINS IN USED CARS doctor. Wc can afford the bast. A NIGKTMAWEli RACE-to Bulova wrlrt wstch. Tel. 4224. Re W A N TE D — TTVO M EN for canvass FOR 8AUS— ABOUT S ton o f good DAILY RADIO PROGRAM Wife—You’re going to drive me HA^NCj TAPCbET "PPACTiCJE*^ - Fraai BOsa to Blister out o f m y mind. ^SOME PUN, J BUT,TO ward. ______1934 Plymouth DeLuxe Coach, ing, good pay. N o restrlctlona on hay. M. C. Fredericksen, 472 High FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement SUBJECT OF DISCUSSION 1934 Chevrolet Sedan. territory. Write Box Z, Herald. land street. with garage. Apply 13S Pearl St. MAffCH 26 (Central nnd Kestern Stnodnrd Tim#) ‘V Igneranes Is bliss," said Black Hubby—That ain’t no drive, my WA© IOAXXNGTHECMJN6 WTTH E H . K E E D * ^ LOST—PASS BOOK NO. 23177 — 1934 Ford Coupe. b ^ o chmlna or troup# thereof unUM aped* to White; "well, then, my boy, you'd dear— that’s a p u t t . *POWDEP BA