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' ’ns NEWMINiaPAL D .S . CABINET ’.o N, Y, To Perris Flight HAS THE LAST WORD BUILDING GIVEN PUZZLED YET Petitions are coming from qround the world, to Gov. Alvin Easy, Bennett Asserts T. Fuller of Massachusetts (left) ^■5.II c ; YORK plexing question of what “ meas­ the North of Nanking, Is now as town agents, last night formally (Copyright, 1027, by I. N. S.) returning as a victor, and has Nanking and Pukow < ------ures” Yvill be taken by the United accepted the new Municipal build- /oy found the clothes cape in Taxicab— Auto Truck Union were engaged today in work­ Yvill include Morris Hillquit, Judge The Nationalists announce that ed and the Selectmen's report was Jacob Panken, Norman Thomas also blasted the hopes of several of the young man on the shore o* Left Behind. ing out a plan for a nation-wide ap­ groups. The largest appropriation hereaft;er mass meetings can be read and accepted. Copies of these the pond, ^he police Yvere notified peal by “ Liberals” to Governor and James O’Neal. It will be the held only by permission and mili­ will be found elsewnere in today’s Agreement, General Says. rejected was included in a propos­ and after grappling some time the Waterbury, Conn., April 12.—• Fuller, of Massachusetts, for com­ first organized demonstration on al to increase the minimum retire­ tary punishment is thraateued foi Herald. body Yvas brought to the surface. Pasquale Frank, 22, of 83 Minor mutation of the death sentences behalf of the condemned men to be ment allowance of teachers from offenses. A public hearing on the con­ I.Medlcal Examiner Tinker was call­ street. New Haven, and Richard against Nicola Sacco and Barto- held in New York following their More Bcinforcemeuts. $350 to $400. Other appropriation Nationalist reinforcements ara struction of five.foot sidewalks and Geneva, April 12.— The League ed and ordered the body removed. Marchand, 22, of 332 Blohm street. lomeo Vanzetti, who held up and I sentence. measures killed were: state aid for elauite curbing on the south side still streaming northward and there of Nations preparatory disarma­ . .Bellucci is the only son of Mrs. West Haven, are being held in de­ killed a paymaster and his guard Classens, in his announcement, educationally exceptional children; of Eldridge street from Spruce called upon all Socialists and labor is a general concentration at Quin- ment conference probably will ad­ Paulina Bellucci, local midwife of fault of $5,000 bail each by police at South Braintree, Mass., seven $1,500 for the purchase of a dyna­ street to Clinton street was called here to answer a charge of break­ years ago. forces throughout the country to mometer; increasing^funds for the san. at eight o’clock. Eleven of the twen­ journ on Thursday, it was stated 12 Cottage street. The body is noYV The Nanking-Shanghal train was at Holloran Brothers undertaking ing and entering. The New York City committee of observe July 10, the day set for Connecticut library commission;, ty owners in this section were today as the deadlock between the the execition of Sacco and Van- turned back at SoocUow today, pas­ rooms. Frank and Marchand, police say, the Socialist Party will hold a mass and Increasing the number of sengers reporting the Nationalists present and all favored the con­ leading delegates grew tighter as were arrested at the door of meeting of protest against the two :;otti, “ as a day of national mourn­ schools which shall receive funds struction of walks, with the excep- there being in a state of nerves discussion proceeded. Upon ad­ Charles A. Templeton’s warehouse men In Cooper Union on Friday ing for the death of American jus­ for school libraries. fearful of an impending attack iion of Luigi Felice. Mr. Felice Judiciary Committeee journment a committee will be ap­ today while a truck was parked evening, it Yvas announced by Au- tice.” from Sun Chuan Fang In the Pan said that he couldnot afford to have KILLS HER HUSBAND nearby. Meanwhile a New Haven The judiciary committee report­ tlie walks constructed this year pointed to*^draw up a report on the Yang sector. taxicab, parked witbin a block, ed favorably to the Senate, on a Chiang Kai Shek remains at ^.slnce he had a sidewalk bill to pay minor points upon which an agree­ sped away with three alleged ac­ proposal to establish a judicial on his property fronting on Norman ment has been reached and the Nanking where troops and warships BUT IS EXONERATED complices. GOLD OF NATION council for continuous study of are concentrated, apparently, wltii street. major points upon which no agree­ Patrolman Patrick Murphy came EARL CARROLL BIDS the organization, rules and meth- Tlio.se Pi-esent ment has been possible. The con­ .the idea of making a desperate across the taxi while patroling his ) ods of procedure In the judicial stand to prevent the recapture of Other proiierty owners who were ference will reconvene briefly on beat and asked the three men what system of the Senate. The coun- present and favored the construc­ April 24 to consider this report. system oi uie ^y northerners, they were doing. “ Just waiting for ADIEU TO FRIENDS D W n m LITTLE cil w ill be appointed by- the I Th« NnHnnnlisfs have siinni tion and offered ;o objections to Complicated Situation The Nationalists have suppressed Coroner Phelan Holds That a couple of fellows.” Yvas the reply. justice of the Supteme Court ! the labor union, arresting all th«j the proposed new grades were Vic­ The complicated situation today Then the policeman spied a pair at Errors. tor and Ornoslno Monti, Joseph was further confused when M. officers. the Templeton warehouse door and U . S. Has Over 4 Billions; The general act revising and Arrest Guerillas. \ Soave, Gulseppe Felice, James Boncour, Freqch delegate, an­ East Norwalk Woman arrested them at the point of his codifying the state’s fish and game nounced that unless the conference About 1,100 “ guerillas” hava ^ Smith, Robert Muldoon, Jules Fil- revolver. Broadway Producer Starts laws was passed by the Senate, iere, Samuel Amadeo, Michael accepted the limitation of air and Others Have But 5 Billions been imprisoned at Nationalist The truck, which is in possession 'i bis bill contains a provision which headquarters pending trial. Steiner, Samuel Haberern, Robert naval personnel, with a distinction Fired In Self Defense. of the police, belongs to Pat’s Long will make It necessary for boys and W. McComb. between officers and men, France For Atlanta to Serve a The worst clash took place at Distance Trucking Company of Gombined. girls under sixteen to secure a the Commercial Press plant whera In executive session the Select­ would decline to accept separate New Haven. On the driver’s seat limitation of officers and men in license before they may fish Nationalists, after nine hours of men voted to install the sidewalks. was found a fully-loaded .38 cali­ the land forces. Bridgeport, Conn., 12.— A Nor­ Year and a Day. through the ice. Such a provision fighting with machine guns, riflea Several property owners on Eire ber revolver. was strongly contested last week, and pistols, succeeded in surround­ street whlcli parallels Main run­ Merchant Ships walk Yvoman who shot and killed Washington, April 12.— Despite The conference did agree today but objections were withdrawn to­ ing thirty-five “ guerillas.” ning between Flower street and her husband recently was exonerat­ New York, April 12.— Resigned foreign merchandise purchase. In­ The armed laborers answered tha Middle Turnpike were present and on the principle, adopted at the day. ed my Coroner John J. Phelan to­ 1 DEAD, 3 0 HOMELESS to the inevitable, Earl Carroll, the­ vestments abroad and “ Invisible Bills Favored fire, but were overpowered and cap­ presented a petition asking for re­ Washington conference, of prohlb- atrical producer, surrendered to itiuig the arming of merchant ships day. The coroner’s decision came exports” of capital amounting to The following bills were favor­ tured. lief from their sewage disposal United States Marshal William A bulletin from Nationalist problem. The petition was signed during peace times. In the case of Sadie Ruscello Yvho nearly $14,000,000,000, in the two ably reported In the House and IN BIG MAINE BLAZE Hecht at the Federal building to­ years ending January 1, the United headquarters this afternoon stated Viscount Cecil announced that on April 3rd shot and killed her day to serw a term, of a year and ordered tabled for calendar and Great Britain Is willing to agree to States lost but J9,000,000 of Its printing: authorizing the town of that the Chapel, Pootung, Jessfield (Continued on Page 2) husband Nicola in their home at a day in Atlanta penitentiary for and Nantao districts of the natlva the limitation of naval personnel, 215 Liberty Square, East Norwalk, gold supply during that time. , Wallingford to issue refunding Estimate Damage at $200,000; perjury. Federal reserve -board figures city, had all been cleared of armed but Hugh Gibson, American dele­ during a quarrel. "The husband Carroll smiled-when he came to bonds; establishing a Town Court gate, accepted only with reserva­ Dozen Bitildings Afire; Brave available show that this country forces. PASTOR WOULD RAP showed a violent disposition In his ’Phone Girl. the marahall’s' office and told re­ has a gold pile of $4,080,000,000, The fighting caused grave appre- tions. Admiral Viscount Sato for general had and vicious treatment porters he was “ a good loser.” He (Continued from Page 1) / Japan rejected such limitation of compared to $5,100,000,000 held I hension among the residents, us of his wife and child for a long departed from the Pennsyrvania PRESIDENT COOUDGE personnel, whereupon M. Boncour South Paris, Me., April 12.— .^n by thirty-nine other principal na­ * many believed that the northern \ announced that it seemed that an time prior to his death,” the station at 3:40 o’clock this after­ tions. army had arrived and was driving aged man in ill health was burned noon with twenty other prisoners DIVORCE EXPENSES , agreement on the point was im­ coroner says. to death, thirty persons driven from Officials accounted for mainte­ the Cantonese from Shanghai. possible. Tried To Kill Her who are to “ do a stretch.” nance of the country’s gold sup­ Says Methodists Censured their homes in their night clothes Carroll was accompanied by his "During a wordy quarrel with his were made homeless, five buildings ply, in the face of the tremendous GO UP IN STAMFORD Gov. Smith on Dry Question; Y.’lfe and prior to the shooting and two brothers, James and Norman foreign purchases and capita ex­ GET ROCKVILLE JURY housing stores and living apart­ Carroll, and Thomas Rooney, con- Should Not Forget Cal. in the presence of his daughter, ments Yvere destroyed, a dwelling ports,. by the heavy buying of oth­ FALL KILLS .MAX Rosie, Nicola drew a revolver from house was ruined and a business fldenHal adviser, as he surrender­ er countries in the United States ed. . Can’t Get One There For Less ON PUBUC STREETS Albany, N. Y., April 12.—A mo­ his trousers’ pocket and aimed it at J)lock, an engine hou^, a gasoline and by the fact that thp Income to Than $150, Lawyers Decide tion to censure President Coolldge Stamford, Conn., April 12.— his wife who was then standing at filling station and half a dozen He shook hands cordially with American Investors on their .hold­ Marshal Hecht. Then they chatted At Meeting. as “ a political dry lacking either Walter Collision, said to be a Ver­ the kitchen sink, with intent to other buildings were slightly dam­ ings abroad is. mounting -rapidly. Rockville, Conn., Aprils 12.— conviction or courage in his stand monter, died in Stamford hospital bodily injure her. Mrs. Ruscello, aged by a $200,000 fire that raged in low tones. Its Collections' toward prohibition enforcement,” Says Goodbye The United States, probably will Stamford, April 12.— Stamford- Judge E. M. Yeomans today was auring the night from injuries he aware of her husband’s violent dis­ in the Main and Pine street triangle forced to send Into the streets of Yvas defeated by a narrow majority .•ecelved Saturday night when ‘he in the heart of the business district All Carroll would say to news­ collect in excess of ' $800,000,000 dlvorces rose in price today. Local position and her fear that she was papermen was: Rockville to find three men to com­ today at the closing session of the fell down stairs at 66 Canal street, about to b ' shot cried out to him here today. on its public and private invest­ lawyers reached an agreement to “ Goodbye, boys, I’m a good los­ ments in foreign countries this raise the cost of securing separation plete a jury that is trying the $25,- '.rroy conference of the Methodist presumably while intoxicated. Al­ to stop. At the same time she The man burned to death was church. er.” ' year. Foreign investments In pub­ from $100 and expenses tb il5 0 000 damage suit brought by Mrs. coholism was a contributing’ factor closed in on him and after a strug­ Marshal Turner, 79, of Bolster The Rev. Charles O. Judkins, of Ever since he was convicted, on licity flo’ated securities Will amount and expenses. Likewise they in­ Ermine H. Nichols, formerly of in his death, hospital authorities gle succeeded In gaining possession Mills, who was visiting his daugh­ Stafford, against the Central Ver­ Christ Church, Glens Falls, N, Y.. say. Polic are trying to locate the ter, Mrs. Harry Lowell, iu the first May 27, 1926, of perjury in con­ to $12,800,000,000 by the end of creased the price for incorporating was the chairman of the committee of the pistol. nection with the wine , “ bath-tnb” the year, at the present rate Ythlle new businesses from $100 and costs mont railroad. So many men were man’s relatives. He was almost a Husband Slain building .destroyed. Yvhlch presented the report criticiz­ recluse during a long stay here. Miss Celia Webber, telephone op­ party at his theater, Carroll has re­ upwards of $3,000,000;000 has to $150 and costs, and boosted the excused from a panel of eighteen "Instantly thereafter, in the ex­ ing the President. erator in the Norway district ex­ coiled at the. prospect 'o f “ doing been invested privately, according price of all other civil law work" in that only nine jurors had been se­ "W e have criticized Gov. Smith," citement of the moment and fear­ change, probably saved the whole time.” He tried to obtain executive to officials. proportion. Criminal case costs were lected when the panel was ex­ declared the Bev. Judkins during a JUDGE BOWERS’S CONDITION ing she was about to be killed, Mrs. town of South Paris from destruc­ clemency at Washington recently America’s capital exports last not mentioned. hausted. heated debate. "W e have put the Ruscello fired two bullets into her tion. Alone at her switchboard she but failed. year Included tourist expenditures, The raises were the result of a Mrs. Nichols^ whose iitlsband fTM prohibition question on his door­ Thq report from the Manchester husband’s head and three Into his called on the Mason Manufacturing immigrant remittances, missionary meeting of the Stamford Bar Asso­ ticket agent and baggage master at step. Smith deserves It all but when Memorial hospital today in regard body.” company for the sounding of the TRE ISUBY BALANCE and charitable costs, were estimat­ ciation. The lawyers voted that any the Stafford station, tell down a this cultured Christian gentleman, to Judge Bowers’s condition was After reciting this story of the fire alarm and then aroused volun­ ed at about $1,300,000,000'. Tour­ member who should violate the flight of staira at the station on President Coolldge, hasn’ t the cour­ that no change was noticeable slaying 'the coroner declares the teer firemen in both Norway and Wasliington, April 12.— Treas­ ists alone sppnt more than $700,- agreement and cut prices would be November 24, 1824, and is aulas- age to lead, I think we should Cen­ from that of yesterday. He was woman’s action is Justified as a South Paris and summoned help ury balance April ^ 9th;$393,694,- 000,000 hbroad, according to. pre­ called before the association for for injuries* alleged, to hava been , tura him." very comfortable today. matter of self-defense. from the Lewiston fire department. 178.82. liminary figures. / - i; '■ “ severe censure.” susttiined then. . . r- \ . : . i , ;; ) I . X t -

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- opinion of the local board waa tihat CUT FOUR ROADS FATE OF ACCIDENT NEW MUNICIPAL / Manchester should wait and see GOLFER-ARTIST ABOUTTOWN EVENING STUDENTS what' “ developments there were from the suggestion. . „ . . FROM TRUNK LINE ------■■■ .... J DEFEATS GLOOM The funeral of Dennis Keefe, 55, VICTIM IS UNKNOWN < BUILDING ACCEPT® GAINS IN ASSETS of Andover, will be held tomorrow HERE TO GRADUATE y i If your golfing sense of hu­ morning at St. James’s church at - (Continued from Pa^ 1) , CAMPBELL BUDDING mor needs a little practice after (Continued on Page 2) 9:30 with burial In the church BostfHi Man Injured at Bolton i Annual Meeting Shows In­ being shut in all winter, turn to cemetery. Mr. Keefe was born in But Disappears Soon After by twelve property owners and Wil­ r W STORAGE TANK the sports page today and tee off at New Canaan; giving the'board Marlborough. He is survived by Crash; Auto Badly Wrecked. Sixty Foreign Born Get Certi­ liam B. McKinnej acted as ^okes- --r- - _ _ _ _ _ with Kent Straat on the new of lire commissioners of Milford his wife, six sons, one daughter man. The section of Elro street on crease, Too, In Mortgages cartoon feature. The wise­ supervision over electric wiring and and one sister. At least one person was Injured which these property owners live is Earl Campbell, local gasoline cracking sketches will raise a the storing of Inflammlble ma­ in an automobile accident on the ficates at Exercises To­ too low to get Into the sewer sys­ filling station proprietor. Is build­ grin, no matter how bad a time terials; amending the New Britain The women’s swimming classes concrete bridge over the railroad tem on Flower street and It cannot ing a gasoline storage plant at Mid­ and In New Shares. you may have had on the links. city charter concerning appeals at the School street Rec will have tracks In Bolton early last night. get into the Middle Turnpike sys­ dle Turnpike just.^ast of the South It appears every day, and is from city court judgments on mat­ get-together parties Tuesday and The identity of. the persons In the morrow. tem. The only way out is through a Manchester Railroad tracks. The called “ Golfers You Have Met.” ters involving less than $100; Thursday ^f next week. The Tues­ ear, a Hupmobile touring, is un­ proposed street-which enters* Ma'n railroad is Installing a spur at the The financial report for tlie past amending the Naugatuck borough day classes will meet on their regu­ known as Is the fate of the injur­ street facing the State *\rmory. site today. — year made at the thirty-sixth an­ charter providing for the manner lar night an^ the Thursday classes ed qian who was thrown head-first Ce.'s:,ools built in this sectlrn hi:vi! Mr. Campbell will erect a 13,- nual meeting of the stockholders of The program for the Evening will do likewise. The program will through the windshield. school closing exercises to be held f.vled to take care of the sewage, it 000 gasoline storage tank which the Manchester Building and Loan of electing town officers; authoriz­ ing a $1,500 salary for the Sijjperin- include stunts and water sports in It appears that soon after the tomorrow night in the High school was stated. can be filled by gravity from rail­ Association last night reveals a accident, the four men in the car tendent of charity in Ansonia; in­ the pool, followed by-a social hour assembly hall at 8 o’clock was an­ road tank cars. His own gasoline prosperous year with a gain In as­ POLICE COURT which bore a Massachusetts li­ The Selectmen have no rights as corporating the Bradford Manor In one of the clubrooms. Members nounced today by Principal A. N. a governing body over sewage dis­ tank truck can in turn be filled by sets of $35,031.07 and a gain In of these classes are requested to cense, No. 548-804, left the scene gravity from.-the storage tank. Be- \ mortgage loans of $31,980.00 and Civic Association of East Haven; Potter. About sixty foreign-born posal. The highway committee w |ll Thomas England paid a fine of sign up,before noon on Monday. of the accident to take the injured students who have attended the cause of his large business In gaso­ 648 new shares. The total assets $100 anil costs this morning la the authorizing New Haven and Ham­ man some where for medical treat­ investigate,and it is probable that den to contract for use of a sewer majority of the seventy-five ses­ the sewer district will lay the new line Mr. Campbell intends to pur­ for tho year ending April 12, 1927 Manchester police court. Ho was In accordance with the usual ment. He was not taken to the chase the gas in car lots and deliv­ were $1,803,555.68 as against $1,- found guilty of driving an automo­ system. Memorial, hospital. sions at the various evening system and assess benefits and Bills Rejected custom, Cheney Brothers will close schools In Manchester, will be pres­ damages to the property owners er it to his filling stations with hla 768,524.61 for the, previous year. bile while under the Influence of all day Friday In observance of The car was proceeding toward own truck. ■> ' Secretary Charlee E. House’s re­ liquor. England was arrestel late Bills rejected by the House after Manchester and the driver is said ented with certificates of attend­ involved. unfavorable report were: establish­ Fast Day. Buliellns are posted in ance by Fred A. Verplanck, super­ Birch Alt. Road port also shows that the total num­ Saturday night by Sergeant John the various departments. to have erred at the sharp turn at ber of shares in force April 13, Crockett. He was represented by ing a state reserve fund; extending the edge of the bridge with the re­ intendent of schools In the Ninth John Tedford and Joseph Zeppa 1 926, were 27,500 ST compared to Attorney William S. Hyde who en­ the terms of town officers In West- sult that the touring car crashed school district. of Birch Mountain road appeared COMPANY G PLANS port; amending the Bridgeport A group o f eighth grade pupils The graduation exercises wHl not and complained aoout the condition 28,148 this year. « tered a plea of guilty. Judge Hyde from the Buc;tland school under into the concrete wall. The car About twenty-five stockholders explained, however, that It was the zoning laws; reimbursing Meyer was badly damaged and was towed be open to the public, only the of the highway. Mr. Tedford'main­ ANOTHER SMOKER ' the supervision of an instructor, to Gibson’s garage at the north members of the forelgn-bom Eng­ tained that nothing was ever done attended the meeting, which was first time his client had been in Sherman for damage done by High­ went through the Trade school to­ ' held in the C. E. House & Son any serious trouble. way drain water at his store. end. The owner, a Boston man, lish and citizenship* classes being for the road and it is.in terrible day for the purpose of getting a was expected to come to the garage invited. clothing store on Main street. The A hill was passed under suspen­ better understanding of the work condition. Town Engineer Bowen Announcement was made today reports of the secretafy and treas­ late today. The program is as follows: said that it was a mean road to roi sion of the rules reimbursing the done In this school and the bene­ that Company G, C. N. (L, .will hold urer were read and accepted and Lewis A. Miller Co., of Meriden, in Selection, leader, E. Marlon Dor- pair and keep in condition, bqt the iw o representatives of Connecti­ fits to be derived therefrom. They ward, High School Orchestra. another smoker and "entertain­ the present cast of officers was re­ the amount of $6,000 for construc­ matter was referred to the high­ ment at the State Armory building elected. The four directors whose cut Agricultural College at Storrs are prospective trade school stud Salute to the Flag, Members of tion work at the School for Boys at enis for next September. way committee and it is probable here a week from tomorrow night, terms expired were also re-elected. will be at the High School next TALCOTTVILLE the School, that something will be done to im­ week Monday to discuss that col­ Meriden. “Keller’s American Hymn,” April 20. A committee composed of The two auditors and assistant sec­ Among unfavorable reports re­ prove the road. Lieutenant Edgar M. Thompson, retary were also re-appointed at lege’s advantage,? with any stud­ Mrs. Charles Cheney and daugh­ Members of the Scnool. ceived in the Senate were: appro­ ter Maribel are stopping for a Miss Amy A. Welcher of Hart­ Emil Jarvis appeared before the chairman, Sergeants Milligan, Hen- , the regular monthly meeting of the ents who may be considering en­ Playlet, “ A Mau without a Coun­ tering next fall. They will be in priating $10,000 for the operation few days at The Roosevelt, New ford, a member of the deputation Selectmen with a petition asking nequin, Jobert, Corporal McCava- board of twelvo held Immediately try.” for street lights on Parker street Room 16 from the seventh period of a state fish hatchery at Noank; York City. of the American Board of Foreign Swedish Songs, Members of the naugh and Private Crockett has after the annual session. authorizing the widening of .a Missions who spent three njonths in between the Parkervlllage railroad The full report of the secretary on. School. been named to complete arrange­ driveway on the state caDitol Fred Kenyon of West Hartford India visiting the Congregational crossing and Tolland Turnpike. was as follows: Presentation or. Flags, Rev. Wil­ ments for the affair. grounds; establishing a custodian has filed a quit claim deed with mission stations In that country, There are six houoes in this section Recently a smoker was held by was the speaker and guest of honor liam P*. Reidy. and engineer fund in Bridgeport; Town Clerk Samuel J. Turklngton “ Anvil Chorus” , School. and the stretch is about a mile Company G and it was a decided Summary for the Year Ending April 12^ 1927. at the April meeting of the Foreign long. The lighting committee has Cash on hand April 13, 1926 ...... I 5,377.21 authorizing the Cromwell Water to Mary Mitchell for property at German Song, School, success. Consequently the members Missionary society. Miss Welcher’s previously Investigated the situa­ ^ Total receipts from all sources during the y e a r...... 780*364.28 Company to increase its capital to 362 Vernon street. Reading of Prize Essay, Alfred requested another. charming personality and inspiring tion and reported that it would be $ 200, 000. Olsson. The library at the south end will message delighted her hearers. Dur­ impossible to pul lights through $785,741.49 The Senate. ing the visit of the deputation they Presentation of Prizes for Es­ HOLMES JURY DISAGREES. Total disbursements Bills reported favorably and be closed all day Friday in observ­ says, Howell Cheney. there. Twenty or twenty-five lights ,$ 771,955.59 ance of Fast Day. came in contact with all classes of would be needed andthe cost would tabled for the Senate calendar and religions, and everywhere they Song, Boy’s^Glee Club. Boston, Mass., April 12.— The Cash on hand April 12, 1927 ...... '...... ij for printing were: creating a com­ Violin Solo," Leonard Eccellente. be too great. Mr. Jarvis was told jury in the case of Guy Willis 13,785.90 The Ladies’ Aid society of the were received with the greatest to apply for electric service for his Number of shares in force April 13, 1926...... 27,500 mission to establish the problems courtesy and . hospitality. Miss Presentation of Certificates, Holmes, unfrocked Methodist min­ Number of shares taken out during the y e a r ...... 4,220 of Greater Hartford: authorizing North Methodist church will meet Supt. F. A. Verplanck. home and that would perhaps facil­ ister of 5few Bedford, reported a tomorrow afternoon at two o ’clock Welcher estimated that it would be itate getting street lights. the controller to purchase property impossible to give a report of the Song, “ Evening School,”' tunc disagreement In Superior Court tow on Oak street, Hartford, now u9ed in the church parlors. Work will be “ Till We Meet Again,” School. Meti*oix)lltan Area day. The jury was discharged and 31,720 on tacking a bedquilt. The hostes­ work of missions in cold figures as Number of shares withdrawn during the year by the state, for the sum of $65,- Orchestral selections. High '' Senator Smith asked the Select­ the district attorney’s office was un­ , 3,572 ses will be Mrs. William Barclay, the Christian influence is spreading men if they would be interested in 000; authorizing Middletown Gas­ like a leaven throughout the whole School Orchestra. decided whether a new trial would light company to increase its capi­ Mrs. L. F. Catlln and Mrs. Julia the proposed Hartford Metropoli­ be asked. 28,148 Chapman. country bringing out all that Is best tan area which is being given a ‘ Gain ...... 648 tal to $1,000,000. In the various other religions of the The ex-pastor was charged with Amount of mortgage loans April 12 ,1927 ...... $1,718,130.00 The House passed the following land. Many although ostensibly of N .Y . TO PARIS FLIGHT hearing before the Cities and Dor- violating the true name law and bills from Its calendar; authorizing Through the courtesy of Mana.g- ' Amount of mortgage loans April 13, 1926 ...... l,686!l5o!oO other religions are earnest follow­ oughs committee in the General As­ other serious offenses involving the Union Electric Light & Power er Jack Sanson, the Memorial Miss Antlonette Fortin, New Bed­ ers of Christ. The meeting was con­ sembly this afternoon. This area Co., to Increase its capital to $2,- Hospital Linen auxiliary has been ford tea room waitress. .Gain ...... $ 31,980.00 ducted by the president, Mrs. C. 0. EASY, ASSERTS BENNEH would merely combine the police 000,000 and merge with the New able to secure the vacant store in and public utility facilities of the ■ Total assets April 12, 1927 ...... $1,803,555.68 the State theater building for its Britton, and Mrs. F. P. Bacheler (Continued from Page 1) Hartford Electric Co.; authorizing offered a prayer for the mission­ towns bordering - Hartford. The Poor “Children of Divorce” Total assets April 13, 1826 ...... $1,768,524.61 the New Hartford Electric company rummage sale next week for the benefit of the linen fund. The aries in China. The members of the to operate in Barkhamstead; pro­ Commander Noel Davis, U. S. al­ pain ...... $ 35,031.07 viding for biennial instead of an­ sale will take place Tuesday and Union church missionary society Amount paid out during the year to matured shares .... $ 169,800.00 Wednesday afternoons and even­ were guests of the local society. Tea ready has made a test flight in his nual elections In Sprague; giving giant yellow-colored “ American ' \ Amount of voluntary withdrawals during the y e a r ...... $ 128,393.85 the right of appeal to the Superior ings. The general committee in was served and a social hour fol­ Amount of undivided earnings April 13. 1926. .$19,920.56 Court on assessments for road charge Includes Mrs. J. M. Shear­ lowed. llegion.” He, too, probably will Amount earned over six per cent, during year 3,502.72 building affecting residents at the er, Mrs. Edna Case Parker, Mrs. Church Notes. leave in May, with Lieutenant Tonight boundaries of two or more towns; E. A. Lettney, Mrs. R. O. Cheney, Music appropriate to Palm Sun­ Stanton H- Wooster as his aide. 1 $23,423.28 authorizing the town of West Ha­ Jr., Miss Mary Hutchinson, and day was rendered at the morning Clarence Chamberlain and Bert AND Amount of undivided earnings distributed to Mrs. J. A. Irvine. Donors who church service. Acosta were today making ready ' Circle ven to abbreviate its advertising t 1 matured shares...... 1,610.95 concerning zoning regulations; eli­ wish to have articles called for Rev. F. P. Bacheler gave a stere- for a fifty-hour endurance flight TOMORROW minating a second town meeting for should telephone any of the ladies optlcon lecture on Turkey Sunday over New York city in a Wrlght- p $21,812.33 the laying of a tax in East Haven on the committee before six o’clock evening. Bellanca monoplane as a test for a G ain ...... $1,891.77 on off-years; clarifying the title Saturday evening. A truck will There will be a brief service com­ trans-Atlantic trip. Then, also, memorative of the sufferings of Running expenses for the y e a r ...... $ •1,463.66 laws regarding the rights of way for make collections for the sale Charles A. Lindberg, air mail avia­ Series 47 and 48 matured during the year. electric transmission lines; giving Monday afternoon. Christ, Good Friday morning at! tor, is planning a flight to Paris* Charmmi) MARION DMES 9:30 o’clock. ; Series 49 matures May 10, 1927. ' jurisdiction over offenses commit­ in a Ryan monoplane, equipped will whirl you ,via the ted in New Haven harbor to the city Hose Company, No. 3, of the The regular Thursday evening meeting will be omitted this week. with Wright whirlwind motors. court-of New Haven and the Justice South Manchester l"ire department “ No matter what airship makes winys of the famous mill Courts of East Haven and West Ha­ was called out at 11:45 this morn­ There will be an Easter vesper serv­ . MONEY TO LOAN Mcllduff-Harrison ice next Sunday afternoon. the Paris flight it will be a great into a land of roars, • ven, and other offenses in the har­ ing to a grass fire at the corner of Impetus to aviation,” said Bennett. studio De Danse bor of Stamford to the Stamford Bissell and Harrison streets. No The Golden Rule club W’ill -meet ON MORTGAGES, See on Thursday evening of this week, “ I am confident It will be made this romance and advehturef State Theater Building City Court; releasing the interest of damage was done and the blaze year. the state in the estate of Joseph D. was extinguished by means of instead of Friday, at 7:30 o’clock P. D. COMOLLO in the church parlors. Take 33 Hours - Stretching, Limbering, Routine Joubert, of Quebec, Canada, on land chemicals. F'or Heal Estate, Insurance, in Torrington. Miss Christine Bacheler of Yale “ How long it will take to fly to .Mortgages. Private or Class Instruction Senate Bills Passed. Art school has been visiting herj Paris is a matter of conjecture but HE FIGHTS FOREST FIRES parents Rev. and Mrs. F. P. Bache-| I think it may be done in as low as 13 Oak St., Phone 1540 . in Social Dancing. Bills passed from the Senate cal­ WITH BACK TO FENCE MARION OAVie endar were: lar. thirty-three hours and perhaps i'. Mrs, F. A. Smith who has been will require as long as forty-live Providing for filing notice with Although no one was overcome the secretary of state on proposed confined to her home by Illness dur­ hours. The distance will be cut if from smoke in the dense forest fire ing the past week is somewhat im­ «THE RED Mill mergers of electric and gas com­ on Birch Mountain yesterday, there the navigation is properly handled. panies: authorizing the Stamford proved. We are fortunate in having a most was one near tragedj' which carried William Lee is ill at his home. Gas and Electric company to in­ with it a touch of humor. able and experienced navigator ,n crease its capital to $5,000,000; M. H. Talcott is suffering from Commander Byrd. HAILED AS MARION’S GREATEST LAUGH I Frank Matusek, of Gardner the effects of a severe cold. authorizing of $200,000. In the capi­ street, one of the volunteer fire­ \ “ This Is not a ’stunt’ flight with SENSATION. tal stock of the Gullford-Chester Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Blankenburg us. Neither are we competing for men, was working earnestly in an and Charles MacCallum were reegnt Water cpnipany; authorizing the effort to combat the flames at a any prize. We are seriously trying City of Bridgeport to provide text guests of Miss Mildred MacCallum certain Isolated section of the at Springfield. to prove what can he done with books ill its schools;, amending the range.' The flames were getting the aviation, from a commercial stand­ New Haven teachers’ retirement Mr. and Mrs. F. F. McCue of Mil­ best-of him, however, and he was lers Falls, Mass., were week-end point. We hope to aid in the ad- fund charter; giving the rights of irancement of commercial aviation. eminent domain to the Connecticut forced to retreat steadily. guests of Mrs. McCue's parents j Power Company; authorizing sewer Suddenly, to lus complete sur­ Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Bradley. i construction assessments in Bridge­ prise, Frank backed into a bached The ladles of the Vernon Method­ wire fence. He was unable to re­ ist church will serve a salad supper TO- I C T A T F ' TO­ \ port; providing for the manner of I disbursements of appropriations to lease himself, so firmly was the Wednesday evening, tickets 35 agricultural societies. seat of his pantf caught. Other cents. men heard his cries for help and NIGHT! HoZ £ t i J r I NIGHT rescued F’rank from his precarious NOTE FOR 3IEXICO. FOREST FIRES RAGE position before the flames reached LOIS MORAN ALEX^. FRANCIS him. Mexico City, April 12.— United NEIL HAMILTON States Ambassador Sheffield has re­ IN A DOZEN PLACES DEGREE OF POCAHONTAS ceived a note from Washington for COUNCIL FRIDAY MEETING presentation to the Mexican foreign office today, it was learned at the The MUSIC MASTER Sunset Council, No. 45, Degree embassy. 'The contents were not re­ Fires Burning All Over New of Pocahontas will omit its regular vealed. r ngland States— All Fire meeting in Tinker hall Friday eve­ Permits Cancelled. ning. Degree Mistress Mrs. Amy TOMORROW, ONE DAY ONLY There Are Only A Few Cofiell has called a rehearsal of the DOUBLE FEATURE BILL Boston, Mass., April 12,— Blue degree team for that evening and is columns of smoke rising heaven­ desirous that every member who Here’s y6ur chance to get a howling eyeful in the ward in many country towns of has a part In the work be present A I N B O funniest department store ever fUmed. You’U see for Days Left Before Easter Massachusetts, New Hampshire and at eight o’clock. The degree team the first (and last) tinie, floor walkers on roUer skates, Rhode Island today warned of the will go to Putnam April 30 to ex­ DANCE PALACE / and a hundred prankish absurdities that make this super You want a new suit or topcoat to be well dressed. spring forest fire menace. emplify the work and" it is to pre­ farce comedy the most fantastic furor© of fun ever Come here and be assured of quality at right prices. No Three miles of tlmberland were pare for this occasion the rehearsal VAUDEVILLE REVUE filmed! i advance in prices at the peak of the season. Our no burfled over at Gardner. Two and is called for Friday evening. one-half square miles •v^ere a black­ Members of the Council are plan- AND DANCE **TAKE IT FROM ME** sale policy assures you of the best merchandise at cor­ ened waste near Stafford Pond, i.ng to attend the Pocahontas fu­ 3 BIG ACTS rect prices. Tiverton, R. I. neral of Mrs. Dart orv Thursday at With Reginald Denny ^ One thousand acres of woodland two o’clock at Zion Hill cemetery, WEDNESDAY EVENING, APRIL 20th Fashions for Men by vwere mined In Hopklnton. Hartford. ADDBD FEATURE Two buildings were burned by a The First of the Season’s Attractions Booked for A SELECT CAST IN > Charter House Fashion Park forest fire at Westerly, R. I. Connecticut’s Popular Dance Palace and More than 100 acres of woodland FO.RMERRESIDENT NOW In Brlmfleld were destroyed. A fire THE PRICE OF HONOR Williams' Own Make was blazing atop Watastlquet mountain in southern New Hamp­ WASHINGTON EDUCATOR shire. THURSDAY, FRIDAY and SATURDAY $ 2 5 “' A hundred cottages were saved after one had been destroyed by a Edward L. Montgomery, presi­ SHOES SPORT SWEATERS brush file near Wells Beach, Me. dent of the Falrmount school HOSIERY \ Firemen and volurleers■»had a which has just acquired a valuable HATS busy time fighting fires In Ports­ piece of property In Washington, NECKWEAR TWO BIG RIALTO TWO BIG CAPS mouth and Smlthfleld, R. I., Mon- D. C, as a site for the house school, SPECIAL! Broadcloth Shii’ts son, Wales, Wllbraham, Charlton, is a former Manchester boy. Mr. Featui'es Features I Collar attached ...... Holden, Leominster, Webstei-, Montgomery was born here, at­ $ 1.8 9 Wakefield, Saugus, Lynnfield, Lex­ tended the grammar schools in the Three for $5.50 ington and on Shelburn mountain. Ninth district and went to East TODAY AND TOMORROW In this state. Greenwich academy. Frqm there he Open air lire permits were can­ went to Wesleyan and graduated. “BURNT FINGERS” celled because of .the dryness of the The Falrmount school will be the Our New Method of Merchandising; woods and warnings were sent out finest private educational enter­ Romance, Mystery and Intrigue in a Startlingly Power* r Acts SELECT 5 % for cash at time of purchase. to motorists. prise In Washington when It Is op­ ful Drama 'Whose Interest Never Lags. ened in the fall. Mr. Montgom­ 2 % for cash within 30 feys. Papers were filed at the Muni­ ery also conducts a large summer WITH EILEEN PERCY AND GEORGE O’HARA o vaudeville: Net on our popular 10 payment plan. - cipal building with Town Clerk camp in Maipe. .1* Samuel J. Turklngton today re­ A brother, Harry-Montgomery, cording the transfer of property at ia well known as baritbne soloist « 1 East Center and Foster streets by In Grace .church. New York City. ‘HIGH HAND” THURSDAY BARGAIN DAY A * Elman and Rolston to Bari Camp­ He Is a graduate of the high school Something New in Western Drama. George H, Williams bell, proprietor of two local filling here and sang at the ’ Centennial stations. James R. Campbell and ACTS Johnson Block reunion of high school graduates. STARRING LEO MALONEY Bari Campbell transferred proper­ Mrs. Lina Montgomery, mother Open Monday, Wednesday and Friday Until 7:30. ty on Main street,-opposite the of the two boys, is now a resident Tuesday and Saturday 9 ;00. .State Armory back to Elman and of Wllllmantic. She is visiting AN HILARIOUS COMEDY ai.'d NEWS REEL Rolston from whom the property with friends in Manchester at the was originally purchased. present time.

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this mestlns. Miss Lillian Tracy of ’ Hartford GARDEN CLUB MEMBERS^ IT’S AN ILL •WIND— NOT FIRST TIME HE S. M. H. FRESHMEN play entitled “ 'The Bellman of Dr. Fred P. Bushndl- ^ spent the week-end with Miss Ger­ THAT MAKES ’EM AGREE Mons” in the High School assembly trude Angell of Orchard street. Rockville hall at 8 o’clock. French costumes VETERINARIAN ; f ' Mr. and Mrs. John Grote of LEARN FROM EXPERT .“ Any way the wind blows” CAME NEAR DEATH GIVE PLAY THURSDAY will be worn by the cast. The 494 Bast Center Street Hartford were visitors In town on seems to be most applicable at show Is for the benefit of the Fresh Manchester Green. t Sunday. the Center “ any day the wind Paul Haun of Hartford spent the Ernest Dodds of Cedar Hill According to Information at men picture fund. Between the acts TiS'MfiFUUNB 1847. blows” . On Thursday evening eighteen Margaret Henry will render sever­ FIREMEN BUSY week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Greenhouses Gives Practical police headquarters today, Joseph members of the Freshmen English Office If nan: 7 to 8 P. M. j Wilde of Village street. A beautifully gilded weather Kazluski, of 34 Union street, who al solos accompanied by Mildred Talk on Gardening. vane rests at the tip of the spire class. In charge of Miss Florence Neil at the piano. Mrs. Emma Brache of West was seriously Injured when .he Hopkins, will present a three-act Poor “ Children of Divorce” * Hartford spent the week-end wdth of the Center Congregational dropped twenty-five feet from the Replete with valuable hints for church. One equally beautiful IN ROCKVILLE her mother, Mrs. Hoffman of floriculturists was the practical Union street bridge into a rocky Wlndemere avenue. rests at the top of Manchester’ : ravine yesterday, is the same man garden talk given by Ernest Dodds new Municipal building. Fire Chief George B. Milne will of Hartford before the Manchester who had a narrow escape from be­ enter the Hartford hospital Tues­ But, to tell from which dl- ing killed by an express train at Garden club at Its April meeting day where he will undergo an op­ rection the wind is coming one ' the north end a few years ago, be­ Nine Alarms in Week— Eas­ eration. last night at the White house. Mr. must not look at both vanes. ' ing saved only by the timely action Dodds is an English gardener of They agree like a Maine Re- ' of Sergeant William Barron, who ter Cantata — Personal long and varied experience. He has publican and a Texas Democrat, i saw him staggering along the rail­ been in this country for perhaps a When one says “ South-by- | road track and pushed him off Just dozen years and is at present with south-east” the other is bound • iu time. Items. HAND PUMPS LICK the Cedar Hill greenhouses. He to say “ East-by-south-east.” Kazluski is now In Memorial covered the whole subject of gard­ Town “ sharps” today ex- I hospital and is suffering from se­ ening from the preparation of the plained that one vane is guided vere scalp and face wounds. Two seed beds and cold frames, to BIRCH MT. BLAZE by “ true north” while the other ribs were fractured, the X-ray re­ (Special to The Herald) lawiwnaking and the selection uf vealed, but there was no fracture Rockville, April 12. is influenced by “ magetic the proper evergreens for founda­ north.” of the skull. Kazluski was report­ The local fire departments tion planting and the adornment cf ed today as resting fairly comfor­ have been having a busy session the home grounds. At the close of table. Dining Room Suites since April 4, having answered Forestry Device Turns Tide his address he w'as plied with ques­ Kazluski is married and has one nine alarms. Sunday there were tions on various subjects by the child. three still alarms during the day, amateur gardeners and after the Quality Goods Reasonably Priced all caused by carelessness in at­ When 100 Men Battle Big meeting adjourned many remained SPORTSMANSHIP TALK tending to grass and brush fires. to consult him on their individual REC SHADE MAKERS Monday morning it was necessary problems. His world-wide travel.? for the chemical to make another Woods Fire. DISPUCES FIREARMS Through Our Profit Sharing Club Plan. ( while in the employ of the English trip to Pox Hill to extinguish a government as a gardener enabled HAVE SOCIAL TIME grass fire, this being the second Fanned by a strong northwest him to give a talk of extraordinary DOWN and a whole year to Pay Balance. Rer.ular Profit Sharing dis- time this year that there has been U. J. Lupien Addresses M. E- wind, a raging forest fire ate its interest, and one to which a brief $5 ^ V V / count and complete dinner set and buffet mirror free with each suite. A a fire on the hill. In the after­ Club in Place of Expert 'Who The lamp shade class at the way through approximately two report cannot do Justice. noon the department was called Planning the Garden Couldn’t Come- West Side Rec held a social follow­ splendid assortment to choose from mostly sample suites that we are anxious to move out to fight a fire on the roof of hundred acres of woodland in Birc i ing its regular meeting last night. Mountain at Highland Park yester­ Mr. Dodds stressed the advisa­ out to make room for additional stock coming in. the old Hockanum mill, the origin Substituting at short notice for The first part of the evening was of this fire being unknown, but day afternoon. Close to a hundred bility of planning the garden and planting much that it contains in Fred Moore, firearms expert of given over to class work. This was serious damage was averted by the men fought it in a thrilling four Colts’ in Hartford, U. J. Lupien of followed by games which preceded This Splendid Suite firemen’s quick response to ' the hour battle. So dangerous did the the autumn rather than the spring. the refreshments. Sw'eet peas are nuicb more satis­ Cheney Brothers gave the Men’s alarm. hre become that Case Brothers Friendship club or the South Meth­ As this class has reached its ca­ $263 Easter Cantata Paper Manufacturing Company factory if planted in the fall, but pacity number, it is suggested that they must be plauted deep. Gyso- odist church an enjoyable talk on (1 Year to Pay— Mirror and An Easter cantata by H. Brooks closed down in order that its em­ sportsmanship at the monthly any other women who wish to take Day will be given Sunday evening ployees might help in the battle pbila elegans, or “ Baby’s Breath” up the work, should join the East Dinner Set F iw ) which is so fine for bouquets of meeting of that organization last at 7 o’clock at the Union Congre­ with the flames. night. Side class which meets every Wed­ sweet peas or otner flowers and Beautiful in style, design and gational church by an augmented The fire fighiers labored magnifi­ Mr. Lupien outlined the quali­ nesday evening at S o’clock at the choir under the direction of Mrs. cently but it is doubtful if they especially useful in the border, does East Side building on School the richness of its full grain w'ell iftlie seed is sown lu September ties of a good sport and said that walnut. And strong in its May Chapman Holt, organist. The could have stopped the h.ird driven athletics in early life were condu­ street. rehearsals have been going on for blaze before a great deal more and the young plants lightly cov­ The regular Friday afternoon genuine gumwood. There are cive to good sportsmanship, a qual­ nine pieces as shown. This' several weeks. The choir will be damage had been done had it not ered with salt hay. The Wallflower, whist at the West Side Rec will not ity that lasted, enabling the man sifite will make you supremely, assisted by the following quartet: been for the calling into action of an English favorite, with its vel­ be held this week. The Wednesday vety brown fragrant blossoms is who had been in competition to happy and your dining room Miss Edith Ransom, soprano; Mrs. two forestry pumps which, at a take his knocks and rebuffs phil­ evening setback party and the Sat­ Dorothea Abbey Waite, contralto; difficult to grow in this country as urday evening whist will be held perfect. critical point, rr'ade it possible to the climate is against It, but it is osophically like a good loser and Luther White, tenor; Percy Cooley, wet down areas which the men as usual. bass. worth while experimenting with. his successes like a good winner. could not approach closely enough Make Banquet Plans In England this biennial is sown in The talk was followed by a dis­ 8 Piece Suite, Walnut and Gumwood, $130.50. to attack with their more primitive cussion in which members of the The Past Chiefs’ club of Poca­ July. Delpliiiiium, or larkspur, the (1 Year to Pay— Miri’or and Dinniier Set Free.) w'eapons. club joined. Preceding Mr. Lupien’s hontas will hold a special meeting speaker said should be in every bor­ Typewriters A splendid combination at a very low price. on Thursday evening in Red Men’s Cord Wood Bui-ned der, with its tall blue flower spikes. talk a supper of “ hot dogs,” coffee hall to make the final plans for the The majority of the woodland and cake was served by a commit­ Plant roots may be divided or the All makes. Sold, rented, ex­ banquet which will be held April burned over is owned by Case seed sown from June to July. Del­ tee consisting of Elijah Crossen, 9 Piece Suite, Walnut and Gumwood, $207. 21. This promises to be a big Brothers but a small portion of phiniums and other perennials Thomas Curran and Sidney Carter. changed and overhauled. (1 Yesir to Pay— .Mirror ami Dinner Set Free.) event. William Newport, who is land owned by Cheney Brothers should be lightly covered after the Special Discounts to Students. Table, Buffet, China and 6 Chairs. Great Sachem of the Independent was scorched. Many ^cords of wood ground freezes up. If they are too Order of Red Men, accompanied by were destroyed. A man was engag­ heavily mulched the roots will de­ Telephone 821 Mrs. Newport, will be the speaker ed in drawing some of the wood at cay. 9 Piece Suite, Walnut and Gumwood, $279 of the evening. the time of the fire but was not in Rock garden formation was an­ “Quality, Service (1 Year to Pay— .>lirror and Dinner Set Free.) African Baptist Church Notes the vicinity where it started. other subject discussed. The speak­ Kemp's Music A real heavy suite— worth much more than the price we are asking for it. The services for Sunday morning The fire was first discovered er urged the importance of deep were largely attended. There were about 2 o’clock and farmers in the pockets that will hold water, and Breakfast Suites in Beautiful Lacquer several out to the B. Y. P. U. meet­ neighborhood rushed to the scene. mentioned a number of plants es­ and Prices” House ing which was held at 6 o ’clock. The fire had gained too great a pecially fitted for rock gardens and Sunday evening at 7:30 Miss Kath­ headwmy to be stopped without a to produce desired color effects. Finishes erine Day of Hartford, niece of strenuous fight. So Case Brothers Fall Planting Necessary 10 PER CENT DISCOUNT A fine assortment to choose from. Harriet Beecher Stowe, addressed dispatched most of their employees Iris, another perennial that suc­ A beautiful linen luncheon set the members. Miss Day is very to the scene. Armed with every Free with each 5 piece suite. much interested in the affairs of ceeds best with early fall planting, TO ALL SUBURBAN TRADE the Rockville church and her kind of fire-fighting apparatus came in for considerable attention; name has been Included on the ad­ Imaginable, including, brooms, the various branches of the family Such Flavor visory committee of the campaign axes, shovels, hoes, rakes, bags and their location and easy culture Our Special Suite, $34.50 pails, they tried to back-fire the were set forth. A bed of Spanish Warner Optical Co. to raise money for a new church. Table and 4 Chairs. Monday evening the Men’s Pro­ flames, which by this time had iris in tlie different colors makes a 42 Asylum St., Hartford, Conn. gressive club met at the parsonage. eaten their v'ay for nearly a half very fine showing. Roses for beds as this comes Finished in a handsome green and black laCquer with decorations. aand climbing varieties for arbors, The Willing Workers served a a mile. They were beaten hack sev­ Table opens to 42 inches. member’s supper Monday evening eral times, but finally the fire was was a subject Mr. Dodds gave much only in real which was largely attended. checked at Coop sawmill road with time to. He advised planting roses Q u ^ e r Oats Wednesday evening at 7 o’clock the aid of the two forestry pumps in the spring and cautioned against there will be a teachers’ meeting from Cheney Brothers under the cutting them after August. Roses and at 7:30 a short prayer service direction of Deputy Fire Warden in combination with native lilies G. E. Keith Furniture Co., Inc. will be held. It is hoped that all Charles Griffiths. were beawtiful, or baby Dorothy the members will make an effort “Artillery” Perkins bushes with a few liliuni CORNS CORNER MAIN AND SCHOOL STREETS. SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN. ' to be present at this service. After These pumps, which it takes candidum. Fine single ramblers the meeting there will be a rehear­ two men to operate, were were the American Pillar and Hia­ Lift Off-No Pain! h e price you pay for substitutes sal for the Easter pageant. carried along the "skirmish” watha. Peonies in front of rose T is the same as for the genuine Thursday at 4 p. m. there is to line and proved much more effec­ arbors were recommended. Quaker Oats, The difference is in be a Junior choir rehearsal. At tive than the hand-fighting because Garden boxes were referred to the flavpr. And flavor, above all 7:30 the Ladies’ Aid will meet at they throw water for several rods. and one filling suggested was of things, is important in oats. the home of Mrs. Stevens on vincas, sweet-scented stocks, mig­ Franklin street. Each pump holds ten gallons and That rich and toasty Quaker flavor men follow In the rear of each nonette and a little sweet alyssum. Friday evening at . 7 o’clock Ivy leaved geraniums are wonder­ is the result o f some SO years’ milling there will be a meeting of the Ush­ pump carrying additional five-gal­ ful for window boxes, where there experience. Once you taste it, you are er Board. At 7:30 the Senior lon cans. They are the “ artillery” is not too much hot sun, said Mr. spoiled for ordinary oats. of forest fire fighting. choir will hold a rehearsal for the Dodds. That is why millions demand the Easter pageant. The origin of the fire Is unknown. He .gave much valuabel advice in Saturday afternoon the ladies According to G. S. Buck, Highland Quaker brand—why you should ac­ regard to preparing the soil for cept no other. and friends of the church are in­ Park farmer who spread the news the making of a lawn which should vited to the parsonage to assist in of the fire, after being told of it by also be clone in the autumn. Quaker milling, too, retains much of making old fashioned doughnuts a neighbor, Thomas Humphrey, the Gardens in Oalciitta the “bulk” o f oats. And that makes which are to be served Sunday fire was first discovered about In response to a request the laxatives less often needed. Protein, morning. twenty rods back from the high­ speaker gave a brief description of mp carbohydrates, and vitamines and Sunday at 5 a. m. there will be way. This and the fact that there the government garciens in Calcut­ a Sunrise service at the church. At Doesn’t hurt one bit! Drop a lit­ ‘bulk” are thus combined to make were no trout brooks in the near ta, India and the .Royal Botanic tle “ Freezone” on an aching corn, 8 a. m. the ladies of the church vicinity, lead to the belief that the Quaker Oats an excellently “bal­ gardens at Kew, England, which instantly tbat corn stops hurting, anced" food. will serve doughnuts and coffee. fire did not start from a cigar or was very interesting. The latter Sunday evening there will be an then shortly you lift it right off with cigarette stub. A possible solution are maintained by the English gov­ fingers. Get Quaker Oats today. Grocers Easter pageant which has been is reported by a man who heard one have two kinds: Quick Quaker, carefully prepared by the members ernment and the pleauure grounds Your druggist sells a tiny bottle youngster remark to another dur­ and gardens proper cover nearly of the choirs. It is hoped that all of “ Freezone” for a few cents, suf­ which cooks in to 5 minutes, and ing the height of the fire: 300 acres. There are numerous ficient to remove every hard corn, Quaker Oats. the members and friends who are “ Aw, why go way up there to see interested will come out to this great conservatories and green- soft corn, or corn between the toes, service. a fire when we can light one our­ liouses, a ten-storied Chinese pago­ and the toot calluses, without sore­ selves.” Personals da, a temperate house in the shape ness or irritation.— adv. Mrs. Sarah Wilson has returned Other Fires of a cross occupying three quarters Quick Quaker from two weeks spent with her The Birch Mountain fire came of an acre; a palm house 3G2 feet niece, Mrs. Benjamin Kloter of almost simultaneous with four by 100 and 66 feet high. He des­ South Manchester. small fires in Manchester proper. cribed the odd New Zealand tree John Francis has returned to They were all still alarms. One was ferns, whose stems are a mass of the Swindell estate in Nova Scotia. for a grass fire on Foley street and roots which must be covered with The young son of Wiiliam Hick- another for a brush fire on Adams moss and frequently wet down. ton of Lawrence street is seriously street, both being extinguished by Marvelous filmy ferns, palms and men know 111 with bronchitis. Hose Company No. 1, S. M. F. D. other plants, fruits and flowers Mr. and Mrs. William Noack and Hose Company No. 4 also respond­ from all over the world are grow­ family of Thomaston were the ed to a still alarm resulting from a ing in these houses and gardens re- guests of Mrs. John Francis of fire in the rear of Charles Sten- . quiring an army of gardeners for Prospect street and Mrs. Noack of berg s livery on Eldridge street. their special care. Lily ponds with F l o r s h e i m S h o e s Longview on Sunday. This makes a total of more than waterlilies of all colors and des­ Henry Kloter and family of ten fires in Manchester during the criptions are other attractions at Florence street were the guests of last three days and Fire Chief Al­ the Kew gardens, near the north Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Kloter of bert C. Foy, and Fire Warden entrance of which stands the old Easter because o f the good things said about South Manchester on Friday of Griffiths Issued further warnings palace of George III. Mr. Dodds last week. today against building outdoor fires was given a rising vote of thanks them* There’s much we could add Mrs. Rose King, who underwent of any nature at this time because for his Instructive talk. 1 serious operation recently at the of the extremely dry condition of The suggestion was made by C. Rockville City hospital, has return­ the leaves and brush. W. Blankenburg that the Garden about their quality, fine style and ed to her home on East Main club enter an exhibit of gladiolus street. Millinery at the show in Hartford in August. Miss Minnie Mololey of Spring- Charles M. Murphey, who was In­ comfort, but the shoes themselves field, Mass., spent the week-end as AN HOUR LONGER strumental in organizing the A gorgeous array of the season’s smartest millinery the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Frank FOR LONDON TALK Manchester Garden club and lias modes—little hats that hug the head closely, for the will tell that most convincingly. Einsiedel of East Main street. taken deep interest in Its affairs, Mrs. Marshall Malory of Hart­ Effective today, the period dur­ invited the club to visit his gladio­ closer they fit the smarter they are—there are hats with ford and Miss Ella Curtin of East ing which service is available for lus gardens in Coventry in August. brims that turn up and brims that tuim down and some Hartford and Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ telephone calls to London and oth­ Styles like this give great value er points in England, Scotland and An invitation was also received do both. liam Mulcahy of Hartford were the from Lafayette Robertson for the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wales will be extended one hour, m accordiuig to an announcement is­ Club to Inspect his iris garden in Heintz of Union street on Sunday. June. Exquisitely simple styles in both tailored and dressy Councilman and Mrs. John Her- sued today by the American Tele­ models, priced from phone and Telegraph company. Be­ The May meeting of the Garden xog of Grand street’ were guests of club will be held with the presi­ Mr. and Mrs. Koehler of Hartford ginning today service will open at on Sunday. 7:30 a. m.. New York time, in­ dent, Miss Mary Chapman of For­ est street. The following Tale students are stead of 8:30 a. m. as heretofore. There is no change in the closing The attendance prizes last night, spending the Easter holidays with donated by Miss Chapman were their parents; William Howe, Ed­ hour, which is 1 p. m. to $ 1 0-oo It is also announced that this won as follows; Mrs. Harry Meikle- GLENNEY'S ward Carvey, George Beaumont, john, basket of delphinium plants Ellsworth Nettleton and Thomas time for opening of service will North. prevail after daylight saving' time and Mrs. W. R. Tinker, Sr., Chin­ TINKER BUILDING ese forget-me-not seedlings. Miss Marcella Smith of Nantuck­ becomes effective in New York, on et, who Is a student at the State April 24, service being available Normal school at Bridgewater, after that date from 7:30 a. m. to Mass., Is spending several days 1 p. m. New York daylight saving NOT s o BAD with Mr. and Mrs. Max Wetstein time. The kind old gentleman, seeing a of Talcott avenue. boy carrying a great pile of news­ The Rockville Visiting Nurse as­ papers, asked, “ Don’t all those ALICE F. HEALEY sociation will hold its April meet­ An adventurer named Frake- papers make you tired?” Millinery Shop, Pai’k Building ing this evening at 7:30. The re­ berg, who was engaged 120 times, “ Naw, I don’t read them.”— ports of the nurses will be read at has died in Bavaria. Ideas. .iMoocsacsts

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seiise on tlie opportunity to throw in left. Now may murder trials and her lot with the Chinese. Not too' triangle scandals and the Reed much is known about the state oS slush committee go way back and burning IHfralb affairs in Russia hut most visitors sit down. Now may the floods come PUBLISHED BT to that country in the last two or and the rains descend and the winds THE HERALD PRINTING CO. three years are agreed that the Red of revolt beat upon the world—rand Founded by Elwood S. Ela army is no insignificant thing—that be hanged to the lot of them! For Oct. 1, 1881 Baseball today returns to its nor­ Every Evening Except Sundays r.nd the best organizing ability in the New York, ApriJ 12—Scattered ■ HoU(Jays. country has functioned in the direc­ mal post as the primal urge of the notes from an 'aRernoon’s ramble Entered at the Post Office at Man­ chester as Second Class Mail Matter. tion of military preparedness. American mind. about Manbattau: SUBSCRIPTIO.N RATES: By Mall There would appear to be, in this What matters this or that or the Those outfits for European trav­ six dollars a year, sixty cents a other thing—if the installment be el in the Fifth avenue shop win­ month for sliorter periods. Chinese situation, at least potential­ dows. . . . A couple of trunks and By carrier, eighteen certs r. week. ities of a great and bloody war. Is or be not paid; if the landlord putsj a fiandbag with a price mark of Single copies, three cents. us out in the street; if there bel $1,000. . . Any one of us could SPECIAL ADVERTISING REPRE- there any justification for the im­ ^BE.NTATIVE. Hamilton-De LIsser. patience of a few Amercians in Asia births and deaths and marrying and | make a three-mont}i trip for that. ihc.. 2S5 Madison Avenue, New York giving in marriage—or not; so long! . And those accessories for ' and fiI2 North Michigan Avenue, because the government at Wash­ travel. . . . Few of them priced Chicago. ington is moving cautiously? as Babe socks it ancLTy proves that under $100. . . . Fifth avenue The Manchester Evening Herald is Connie Mack picked wisely? on sale In .New York City at Sciiultz’s must be an answer to the prayers News Stand. Sixlli Avenue and 42nd. SELF DEFENSE. Hail, the King! of the extravagant. . . . I remem­ "treet and 42nd. Street’entrance of ber just before school opened see­ Grand Central Station. “If the United States is to collect ing an outfit for boys which, if 'International News Service has the i the ten billion dollars owing from purchased in toto, would have set c.xcluslve rights to use for republica tion in any form all news dispatches Europe it must buy ten billion dol­ papa back some $800. credited to or not otherwise credit­ lars worth more from Europe than WiSlNGTONj ■Wbicll reminds me: ’Whatever ed in this paper. It Is also exclusively became of-the little wooden pencil entitled to use for republication all it sells to Europe.” boxes and "those straps we used to the local or undated news published This is the way Lewis Webster; herein." m iE l swipe from the suitcase to pack our Jones, an economist of Washington, books in? . . . Kids today must for your Old Mattresses sums up tjie situation for the For-1 have brief cases of the best leather TUESDAY, APRIL 12, 1927. By RODNEY DITCHER .... I often watch them march­ eign Policy Association. ing to school with these important If he is right there is profoun.i Washington, April, 12—Filibus­ looking leather bags, like lawyers in exchange for new sanitary CONNECTICUT ARTISTS. reason for suspecting that it may, tering in the Senate dates back at going to court. . . . I must be get­ l^Ianchester people, as a whole, in the long run, cost a deal more to least'70 years and probably fur­ ting old. . . . collect our foreign debts than it ther. The sudden coming to life of the may not pretend to any great de­ piers now that European travel would to cancel them. Here is a diverting account of an gree of sophistication in art mat­ incident in a filibuster taken from grows heavier. . . , EJxcited taxis ters and they may talk less of the There would seem to be justl a Washington newspaper in 1858: all but jabbing the leisurely trucks three ways in which the billion; “During the protracted session .... 'The taxis wapt to get there If your bed does not take a patter of such things than the folk and the trucks don’t care.. . . standai’d size-mattress (4V^ ft. EFORE you get ready to take your White Felt Mattresses of some communities that know no owed to us by Europe could con­ of tlie Senate last week Senator ceivably be pafd. They could be paid Clark having the floor said ‘If it be Hundreds of people with the high or 31/4 ft, wide) we will make more about pictures, really, than flush of anticipation painting their I old mattresses out fpr Spring cleau- in gold. But it happens that there the pleasure of tlie Senate to ad­ up any .of these grades to fit— we folk do, but there are plenty of journ now it would be very agree­ cheeks. . . . And hundreds more at the prices noted here. , $5 ing, select new sanitary Watkins $22*50 us, beyond a doubt, who will never­ is not, outside of the United States, able to me. I have had nothing to looking around as if for a lost child. . . . Nearly everyone seems allowed for your old mattress, theless be very glad of the opportu­ ten billion dollars worth of gold in eat since 8 o’clock, neither breaa mattresses to replace them. Thpn This is a beautifully uphol- existence—nor anywhere near ten nor anything else.’ to have left their wits at home. . . too. ■ } nity offered by tlie coming exhibi­ Except the bored looking fat when you’re ready, call us up and our stei’ed piece of bedding being billion dollars worth. And, if we got “Bu,t the Senate wouldn’t ad­ covered with a handsome tion of works of Connecticut paint­ journ and he proceeded till 8^4 man who, they tell me, ‘ goes over men will move the old mattresses out ers at the Atheneum at Hartford all the gold the European nations o’clock when during an explanation every season for hla form. . . • 100% Cottou striped art ticking and containr under the auspices of the Connecti­ possess, prices would inevitably rise |jy Mr. Green, havijig spoken more It’s just like going to Chicago or and bring the new ones in! $5 will be Ing 100% new cotton felt. - 6 so high in this country and fall so than J hours and a half, he avail­ Cleveland with him. . . . cut Academy of Fine Arts. And, just alongside the big lin­ Mattresses inch box, roll edges, 1 piece. low in Europe, as measured by our ed himself of the opportunity to in­ allowed on each mattress exchanged for Full or twin sizes. Aside from the annual showing dulge ^ that oeverage which er, stands the same little barge I by the artist colony at Lyme, the money, that our manufacturers and ‘cheers but not inebriates’ with ac­ saw a year ago. . . . It is sand­ a new one. exhibits of the Connecticut Acad­ even our farmers could not compete companying muffins and sand­ wiched in between the sea giant $ 1 ^ . 1 5 Cotton Felt Mattresses emy present about the only oppor­ with the products of foreign coun­ wiches, which gave his desk the so­ and the next pier. . . . -\nd on its tries tliat wouid pour in. And still cial aspect of a cosy tea-table. deck’ is the same neat little house, tunity on any considerable scale though the fresh paint of last sum­ The' lowest \ price Quality there would not be nearly enougii “The honorable senator retained that the people of this state have li!.“ right to the floor, with a cup mer has been sea-swept into the Mattress we know of, contain­ $24*75 to view the productions of artists gold to pay us off. of tea in one hand and a huge mpd-green of a brakish swamp. . • ing 100% new cotton, and built who live and work in Connecticut, They can be paid in commodities. sandwich in the other. The scene . The skipper’s wife still comes to our specifications. Full or Another grade of layer cot­ at least for a large part of the year, And if w'e import every year for w; s novel, bu‘_ a 12 hours’ fast had popping out of her cabin and put­ twin sizes in 1 piece type with ton mattresses, for full or twin fifty years two hundred million dol­ created an inexorable stomach. By tering about the tiny yard space and whose achievements are so near that the barge cabin affords. There roll edge and linen colored beds. (Covered with a strong­ lars worth of goods over and above *' e call of the \'eas and nays he the top of the heap in America. was affo'T’ed ample time to finish is still a sting in the wind and she striped ticking. ly woven stripe ticking in ecru While the Connecticut Academy the’value of the goods we sell to liis repast.” wears one of those slate gray color. Roll edge, 1 piece type, is not, technically, restricted to the Europe, and these goods are mar­ The mon-c'i’s prize fpr diplomacy shawls you haven't seen since grandma’s time. . . . I mean your as serviceable as it is attrac­ encouragement of Connecticut art­ keted here, what is to become of seems to ,g'o to M. Paul Claudel 100% Cotton Felt tive, the manufacturies whose product' **'® i'h’ench ambassador, if the old grandma’s time. . . . Not to­ ists alone—for this showing at least facts are as .-tatea. day’s. . . . __ is open to the works of living is displaced? The stoi'v 15 that .\mbassudor Grandma today, like as not, is MMtresses American— the list of exhibitors is If we cannot get the gold—whicu Claudel, who did not present his down having her hair bobbed or j Compartment Felt Compartment largely made up of men and women is simply impossible and whieli crede.’itials to President Coolii.ge her face lifted. . . . And she’s j would be disastrous if we could get until tlie unusually long'perio.t of turned her old woolly shawl over j $17*55 Kapok Mattresses who do their work in this state: i to some antique store where, in I it—and if we cannot without ruin­ two weeks .-d eiapsed, was delay­ and some of them are widely cele- ed liy the Suite Department, w'rcli, time, it will be purenased for a high ing our own industries submit to an Big fluffy mattresses of $26.55 iivated. liaving looked over the little speech jii'ice by her grand-daughter. • • • i 100% pure layer cotton felt $35*77 jC'S the exliibitiou will be open all adverse trade balance of two hun­ which Hie iin.'bassatior had prepar­ There's something cynically | amusing about this revolving of | 'R'ith high, 6 inch box (thick­ Constructed the same way as next week it goes without saying dred millions- a year, what is the ed, aslceJ rim to put somethin:, in Built exactly as sketched^with third alternative? about the I’rench debt. the cycle. . . Wandering alqng I ness) available in twin or full our Compartment Felt Mat- that it will number among its visit­ Hence the delay. The speech as .Madison aveir.ie and peering down | white cotton felt rolled like jelly rolls We could accept the securities of sizes and covered with heavy stresses, excepting they are fill­ ors many of the people of this com­ finally made didn’t ignore the del.t. irto the thousand fascinating little! woven stripe ticking, 1 piece and inserted into cloth compartments. ed with 100% new Kapok (Silk munity. European business corporations But if anyone cmild have icren shops under the sidewalk and cv«ri without, for the moment, so com­ more diplomatic tliau-was M. Clau­ il e sidewalks you can see al! the | type with roll edges. No tufts to pull out. Full or twin slze.s. Floss.) pletely upsetting things as either del wlic-n 'le first drafted the glass birds, the old sllips, the dd | .V.MBITIOLS PROGRAM. speech without-«ny reference to the paper, weights, tbo old china, ; According to Thomas F. iMillard, of the other devicgs^'ould. But that deiit, _that'i>erson has not been su.g- old chairs and tne old- prhits that for twenty years a journalist in would mean something very mudi gested for tlie month’s prize. came from grardma’s bouse. . . . Grandma’s -lOL'se nas been stripped China and student of Chinese af­ like the enslavement of tiie Britisii, Notliing can save this country— or Nicaragua—from a large crop of from cellar to garret and all , fairs, strong influences are at work French, Belgian and Italian indus­ trialists who would be insupport­ experts on the Nicaraguan situa­ llirougli Coii’iocticut, Massachusetts THE PLACE TO BUY BEDDING to bring about one of two alterna­ tion ill tile next Congress. Hereto­ and -Lhe ot'P.T New England states tive plans of foreign, intervention able to us if the conditions were re­ fore Senalor Hiram Bingliam of agei ts have been ransacking ibc versed and which would be equally Connecticut has been the leading old iiomestea.i-! taking ships' lan­ in China, aside from merely puni­ terns and o.i furiuture and ku;ck-, tive measures outgrowing from the Insupportable to them. We should expert wlio based his knowledge on be the hated task masters of Eu­ contact witli Latin-American coun­ knacks. . . . ' loss of life and property suffered tries. Now Bingliam will have plen­ Here they all aie on display in FUNERAL DIRECTORS by nations of western powers. rope. ty of rivals. a Madison avenue shop, to be bar- J One of these plans, according to * Of all the three imaginable ways Blit there are hordes of our na­ lered all over again to the sons and of getting our foreign debts paid tional legislators wlio liave gone daughters of the oldsters and ’u- be Millard, consists of occupation of the most feasible one—the only one down into the Caribbean. Some pointed to pridefully 'n studios, the entire Yangstse valley as far as n.iansions ana apartments. . . . iiimimmiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiniimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiii] which in fact is not wholly fantas­ time ago it was reported tliat a con­ Hankow and of several coastal gressional party of 83 had entered! It’s a funny old world. . . . tic—seems to be to buy in Europe points, to be held until all indemni­ Haiti. Cuba, Panama, Costa Rica, i GILBERT SWAN. ten billion dollars worth of com­ Porto Rico and other little coun-1 A TH O U G H T I ALEXANDER JARVIS, Jr. I ties are paid and assurances given modities more than we sell to Eu­ tries have all been invaded. of the safety of foreign life and I SAND, GRAYVEL, STONE I rope, just as Mr. Jones declares. Mexico shared the immunity of Ye cannot serve GocI and .Mam­ property. The other Is more ambi­ Nicaragua from such visits. And mon.—^Matthews vi:24. I CINDER FILLING | It may be that this eventual debt the Mexican and Nicaraguan situa­ NATURE tious and would involve complete I Loam and Grading. Ashes Removed. = occupation of the country, dispers­ settlement question will be found tions are the most important in our A GOD OF THE FOREST foreign relations with the rest of As long as w'e work on God’s i Moving and Trucking = ing and, disarming all Chinese to have nothing to do with either justice or sentiment but a great this hemisphere. But the fact that He will aid us. When we attempt By ARTHUR N. PACK ui Now is the time to have your lots graded at the 5 troops, suppressing banditry and re­ tlie congressmen didn’t get to eith­ Feast day of St. Julius, pope. to work on our own lines. He re- j President, American Nature Ass'n. storing nation-wide order. deal to do ■with simple self-defense. er of these countries won’t deter Fort Sumter fired upon, 1861. bukes us with failure. T. L. Guy-, jjjg mythology of the ancients 4 Cemeteries by i Sooner or later we may have to them from posing as experts. Birthday anniversary of Henry ler. I In the latter of these plans it is Clay. the oak tree was known as the I „ ALEXANDER JARVIS, JR. | estimated, among its promoter.s, cancel in order to keep ourselves Hercules of the forest, for its ma­ N jestic size and rugged strength. z 416 Center Street, Phone 341 S that a force of between 500,000 and from suffocating under the torrem of payments. It is commonly considered the / 1,000,000 men would be required Why Criticize the Chinamen? most sturdy of all trees, reaching iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii{iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiili and from ten to fifteen years of a huge size and living more than • Si time. DRAMA. 1000 years. There are said to be ■Very few of the highly dramatic oaks alive today in Great Britain In such an operation it is figured under which Robin Hood gathered that Great Britain, Italy, Japan, moments of history were realized at with his merry men. France and the United States the instant of tlieir passing. Lincoln There are in all more than 50 PLUMBING FIXTURES ^ thought his hastily prepared Gettys­ species of this family growing in would co-operate in manpower and Price alone should never govern either the selection of the burg speech had been a conspicuous the United States, In addition to In the cost—though, of course, k many other species found in Eu­ fixtures or the plumber to do the work. Assurance of good ma­ would be expected that the Chinese failure. Nathan Hale’s historic re­ rope and Alaska. These hardy trees terial and workmanship is certain only when there Is no false •would be made to pay all the ex­ gret was surely a half unconscious are native only to the northern economy In buying plumbing and when good Judgment selects pense of being subjugated, in the exclamation forgotten by its author hemisphere. There are no oaks the men to install it. within minutes. found in Australia, save In the ex­ long run. treme northern sections. With Great Britain at present Tito Zaniboni, facing the charge "O The age and size attained by groaning under the heaviest load of plotting the assassination of Pre­ o WEuw m the oak tree are all the more re­ JOSEPH C. WILSON of taxation, per capita, of any peo­ mier Mussolini and not denying his ^leAt/TiV markable when one considers that 28 SPRUCE STREET. TELEPHONE 641 ple in the world, with France and intent to kill the Duce but declar­ it has nearly 500 insect enemies s uff that prey on it in various parts of Italy deeply interested in maintain­ ing in court, “I hate Fascism and T / the world, attacking the roots, ing at home the greatest possible always shall hate it,” is as heroic wood, bark, twigs, buds and military strength, and with Japan a picture as can well be conjured 1 . leaves. up. Besides this the acorns of these Car better prepared in soldiers than trees are a prized food for squir­ in money for the immediate fi­ Physically enmeshed by the rels, deer, bear and even pheas­ nancing- of such an undertaking, forces of complete autocratic poxv- ants and other birds. The extinct Dne need hardly ask where the cash er, absolutely at the merciless passenger pigeon once fed in vast would be expected to flow from in mercy qf the Great Man of Italy, bands on the small acorns of cer­ $35-00 a tain oaks. order to pay the bills until such this zealot stood forth in the midst Despltq the army they must time as John Chinaman could be of that scene as a completely free feed however, the oaks have stood made to settle. The financial angel man whose spirit could no more be W their ground and are still common GREYBAR of this ambitious program would controlled than the winds that *0 trees throughout this country. have to be the treasury of the blow. United States. Also, it is a reason­ In this country one does not VACUUM ably safe prediction that, once we stand with political assassination as TEST ANSWERS got into the thing, American sol­ a path to liberty. But then this diers would be relied on to do most country has never had the experi­ 1— At Harper’s Ferry. CLEANER ence of'a dictatorship. And in any 2— He w’as a colonel . in com­ of the fighting— or at least Ameri­ mand of the 21st Illinois Volunteer Complete With All Attachments. can and Japanese soldiers. Because event the right or wrong of the Infantry. $5.pOPOWN $2.50 A MONTH while the British government may thing has nothing whatever to do 3— Stonewall Jackson. see economic necessity for western with the idea that yesterday, in the 4— The Alabama. “It’s the Nozzle That’s Different.” control of the trade of the Far East, court room at Rollfe, former Deputy 5— General Joseph Hooker. ' j Ask for a Demonstration.' Zaniboni took his place among the 6— Becai.se Stonewall Jackson ! the British people are in no mood waa^killed during thO fighting. j whatever to embark on another war / cast of the age-old drama which is 7— Vicksburg surrendered to | when they are working one day out the unending human struggle for Grant. • of every five gratis for the govern­ freedom. S—Grant made a terrific'assault' The Manchester ment to pay for the dead horse of on Lee’s lines and was repulse'’ j with great loss- the last one. BASEBALL. 9— From the latter part of 1864 | Now’ may the captains and the Electric Co, And this is all without taking in­ to the end, while Grant -was en­ 861 Main Street, Phone 1703 to consideration the enormous com- kings depart. Now may Chiang and circling Petersburg,'’ Va. .jplicatlon to follow If Russia should Chang retire to the wings, right and 10— General J. E. li Stuart.

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being necessary on account of the that. Excellent organ accompani­ Magistrate: What Is the defen- rector’s duties in Colchest3r on ment ,has considerable to do with dant? “RED MIU” AT CIRCLE I the same day. There will be a chil­ the interpretation of the vehicle. Witness: Professionally, he is a dren’s service at 3:30 p. m., at PAUL Surrounded by a famous cast, husband , supported by his wife.— ADAMS which there will be singing by the HAS AN ALL STAR CAST Marion Davies plays the Holland Answers. NLA. Svvic* junior choir and presentation of heroine in the new adaptation of h FRANCE potted plants. the famous stage hit of the same Standing of Entrants Robert Rathbone Is ill with grip. Marion Davies and Owen Moore name, one of Victor Herbert’s dra­ At the morning service at St. matic triumphs. Attired in blue Peter’s church on Palm Sunday Head Galaxy of Actors In petticoats, wooden shoes and the in palm branches formed the decora­ Comedy Feature. cap and pigtails of the Land of i tions, and were given out to the Dykes, she is a demure little hero-1 congregation and members of the Marion Davies has been seen in Ine, strikingly different from her re- I thei^ Sunday school at the close of ser­ one kind of film after another but cent characterization of royalty in i vice. C. E. House & Son, Inc. rarely has she appeared to better “ Beverly of Graustark.” ; Wilmer Dingwell has moved advantage than in “ The Red Mill,” Owen Moore plays the leading d from his place which he recently which is the feature attraction at male role in the new picture, and sold* on the Marlborough road to the Circle theater tonight and to­ the cast includes such celebrities as ; the farm in the dagger district just morrow. The hilarious comedy re­ George Siegman, Snitz Edwards,' American Legion purchased by him. ERED lief gives Miss Davies an oppor­ Louise Fazenda, William Orla- ; At the monthly meeting of the tunity to display her ability as a mond, Russell Powell, Karl Dane, ' Woman’s Christian Temperance comedienne and she makes use of Fred Gambold and others of note. Union held at the home of Mrs. E. it to the best advantage. She is ably G. Lord, Miss Clarissa Lord gave abetted by Owen Moore, that boy Poor “ Children of Divorce” ‘ ‘ On To Paris’ ’ an interesting report of the lecture who makes his facial expression ♦ recently attended by her in Rock­ work wonders. ville by Dr. Grenfell. Plans were “ The Red Mill” is picturized from AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE discussed for the W. C. T. U. insti­ the famous light opera by the noted A T COST TASTEQpME tute which will take place at the composer Victor Herbert. Into this Popularity Contest Congregational church at Hebron opera the late composer put his Always paid 25 per cent, divi­ Center, Thursday, April 2 8. There whole heart and soul and the effort dend. Reducing cost of insurance Tomv will be several good speakers from was acclaimed by many as the bes: that amount. Names and number of votes received by each c(m- out of town. It was voted to ex­ of his works. It is a comedy that STUART J. W A SL E Y I tend the time limit for essays on testant will appear each Tuesday, has for its ingredients pathos and 827 Main Street. Plione 1428 ! the liquor question to May 15, giv­ humor, most of the latter, and as atallAPsidres ing pupils of the schools a chance an attraction it was a headliner on to compete for the $5 prize offered. the American and European stage C. Anderson ...... 521 Refreshments were served and a for many years. liillllliiilllliillliiilllllllilllllllllilllliilllllllliliiiiiilliilliiiilllliiilillillliliiiiiiliiiii social hour enjoyed. The picture sacrifices none of £ . ' = JohnPentland...... 370 The dental clinic was opened in the vivacity and buoyant humor the schools here last week and which characterized the opera. The John O ls o n ...... 314 went off with flying colors. Dr. A. only thing that is missing is the E. Parent of Putnam, the same singing, and the combinetion nf [ Expenses Low— Prices Low [ E. Ballsieper...... 208 dentist who has the Columbia Davies and Moore makes up for work in charge has the work here £ There is no question in the mind of any thinking £ David Heatley ...... 202 also. All the pupils were given a £ person why we cannot sell furniture for less. All we £ tooth cleaning. A number of ex­ Frank C ervini...... 192 tractions were made and other nec­ Spruce Up The £ ask is a fair trial. Compare our prices anywhere and £ essary work .done. Miss Margaret £ be convinced. £ Peter F r e y ...... 182 Danehy, school nurse was present and assisted. Other schools of the | £ 20 per cent off on all bedding. Our bedding depart- £ C. L. Hansen ...... 160 town will be visited later. Car For Spring £ ment will open your eyes when you see the quality and = E. Sw anson...... 160 Tills is tile til ini cliaiittr o f th e j £ vai'iety. We have a very attractive display of over- = story of a form er w ar veteran w ho i Cloves, used so much in flavoring A new top, new curtains, slip is going back tii Fran ce as a fore- ' HEBRON food, are the dried flower buds of a £ stuffed living room suites. The prices will interest you; = J. Breen ...... 150 tropical evergreen tree. I'unner of the Second A. K . F . covers, cai’pets, glassmobile en­ = We can save you some money on dining room furniture. E A. E. McCann ...... 72 At the meeting of the town CH AI’TK K III. = Some very attractive bedroom suites that we think will i school committee held Saturday Poor “ Children of Divorce” closures, Sport Model tops and W . F. B alch ...... 47 evenin,g it was voted to appoint i please you in both quality and price. = It's not so .perple.xing when an H. Belcher...... 44 Robert E. Foote to represent the dust covers made to order. e.xperienced soldier gets over into school committee at the special J. Barry ...... 40 the sacred territory of the gobs if hearing to be held in Willimantic, EASTER FLOWERS he’ll just figure it out. April 14 at 12:20, p. m., in the H . H o w e ...... 40 To change the hours into bells on Normal school building on the sub­ PHONE YOUR ORDER Manchester shipboard all he need do is multiply ject of special aid to the schools. TODAY H , M c L e a n ...... 32 the number of revolutions of the Mr. Foote was empowered to send Auto Top Co. ship’s screw per minute with the a substitute in case his legislative Anderson Greenhouses W. J. MESSIER John Bausola ...... 29 number of his cabin, added to his duties should prevent his attend­ 153 Eldridge St. Phone 212-t 115 Oak St. Phone 1816-3 H. R ussell...... 21 street address at home. This re­ ance. It was also voted to raise sult. divided by the specific gravity the salaries of all teachers who re­ B. Schields ...... 20 of brown gravy and a couple of main in the schools for the coming subtrahends, gives the bells de­ year $100 each, with the provisal V. Bronkie ...... 20 sired. The player is also entitled that teachers accepting the raise :o three times the value of the shall attend summer normal school Herman H ill ...... 19 trick. approved by the supervisor. As v 0 FOR EASTER S Our sun porch furniture is selling fast. It’s the £ Joseph Farr ...... 18 In the matter of port and star­ per cent of the teachers’ salaries £ price that moves the goods up here. We are out for a = board! comes from the state the expense J. G. Robinson...... 16 to the town will not be great. Easter Seals, Easter Place Cards, Easter Napkins, £ share of your business and our low prices should attract = Port is the right side of the ship Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur P. Payne £ you. £ Donald Hemingway ...... 14 when one stands facing the prow and sous of East Hartford lyere Easter Greeting Cards of Every Description. :tnd starboard is left, or vice versa. Sunday guests at the home of Mr. C. E. Rogers ...... 12 In case one is facing aft port is left and Mrs. E. G. Lord. Hiul starboard is right, or vice Services at St. Peter’s church Louis Jaffe ...... 12 versa. It it can be remembered that on Good Friday will be held in the DEWEY-RICHMAN CO. J. F. Shea...... 10 port is just opposite from starboard afternoon at 3 o’clock. The hour I Benson’s Furniture Exchange | New Store, 767 Main St. in every case, the same as aft is op­ for morning service on Easter Sun­ = 649 Main Street = C. J. Pickett...... 9 posite from forward, no possible day will be changed from the usu­ confusion can arise. al time to 11 o ’clock,, the change M ax B e n g s ...... 8 Tm iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin C. Senkbeil...... 8 O! the Cavalry, the Cavalry, 'With dirt beliind tiieir ears. P. B o n in o ...... 8 They couldn't lick the Infantry, | In a hundred thousand years. j V . Carter ...... 8 W. Olson...... ,7 .\t least, that was the '’oughboy's | illegation, j.iude in a tuneful man- l F. Moriarty ...... 6 ler, as ;ie lay below-decks on one ! Pot jf the .‘;hip of a convoy ploughing ■ EASTER Paul Dilworth...... 6 ip the foamy lather on the blue of iic -\tlantic in the neighborhood of Fred Woodhouse ...... 4 Mie Ciilf Stream back in 1918. He H. S. O ld s...... 4 eased out of his hammock— one of ! Plants tho.se canvas hammocks that'wore | J. Harrison...... 4 ;iio iiijis down badly— and went up j in de; k for a Iireath of air- He el- , F. W r ig h t ...... 4 ijo'.ved and shouldered his way j W. Senkbeil...... 4 ihi’ough t!ie g.ing. Being quartered i EASTER LILIES 5 torward he ascended the stairs and | C. Bissell...... 3 ti’i 'd to argue with the guard about going aft. ! R. Hathaway ...... 2 '.rile “ Dog Robbers” R.J. McKinney ...... 2 This particular soldier was r. H YACIN TH S man of ohrei-vation and initiative. ' F. Bendeson ...... He had noted that tlie “dog-rob­ bers’’— the orderlies of the oflice-s ; J. M c V e ig h ...... —waited on table for tlie officer’s I A. N. Potter ...... •1 mess and that their only distin-' guishing mark was a napkin car- ; TULIPS H .H . Bissell...... ried over the left arm. He slid j into line, borrowed one of these ■ F. L u c e ...... white bandages, an 1 presented ' himself for a tray of food at the kitchen. He ordered a regular din- ' ner, not liaving seen the menu, ard ! DAFFODILS the steaming viands were placed | in a tray. He took it, returned C. E. House &L Son, Inc. .he napkin to his bu’ddy, and went ^ out on deck. Then and there he ; had the only meal of that'trip over Everyone welcomes Easter as the harbinger of Spring and flowers that bloom. Your gardens as yet are — ho ate with his lingers and the! relish of a slarved personality. ... I Wiped h:s mouth on the sleeves of bare, therefore you will all the more appreciate the beautiful pot plants we have to dffer. iii.s blon.s'.' and to.-i.ad the tray over i into the bounding main. | ium iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii]|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||n| I-vcry day for ten days, until j It would well repay you to call in a few days before Easter Sunday and see our beautiful array of bulbous timl ship docked at Liverpool, this ■ soldier worked this stunk He was I plants and flowers which will then be at their best. Also a variety of other pot plants including Rambler good for one meal a day— dinner j I Reymander’s Market at night—and no one ever was j wiser. He kept his cleverness secret, i Roses, Spirea, Cinerareas, etc. . I 1071 Main Street, Opposite Army & Navy Club in fact he never bragged about it I s Phone 456 We Deliver until he was in an English rest I camp. He was a soldier of parts— | and doubtless the only one of the i private variety who fed well on = shipboard. I Headquarters For Fresh g How Different Xow | The surprising and the unusual For Easter Flowers W e Have: feature of a trip over eight years ! I Fish, Clams, Lobsters afterwards is the chow. It seems ' so unreal to sit down and order the Halibut Salmon Trout best of everything the ship’s larder Shad Striped Bass offers. The promenades about the decks with new-found friends are I Sweet Peas, Roses, Carnations, Shad Roe Smelt wonderfully interesting — the | Haddock Cod springy bunks are comforting— j Boston Blue Floun^lers the entertainments aie interesting! Butterfish Mackerel — the deck games are exciting— the I Filet Haddock Cod Cheeks ship’s pool is very enjo.vable, if you Daffodils, Tulips, Calendula, etc. win— the spray is refreshing— the Spanish Mackerel Bullheads ^ sunlight on the waves is dazzling. ' Yellow Perch Hake All the points of appeal have their I If it is not convenient to call, your phone order will be given our careful attention. Pickerel Eels merit— but the eating predominates ! Filet Sole all. I Filet Cod That’s why this infantryman’s i A Scallops cleverness and technique is intro- ^ duced here— for he sure was a ' Fresh Live Lobsters, Long Clams, Quahaugs, lucky doughboy...... just abo- , Smoked Filet Haddock, Smoked Bloaters, Salt Herring, the only one in that other A. E. P. E Mackerel and Cod. But he's to be just one of the 30,- 000 lucky stiffs in the second pii-' Anderson Greenhouses grimage. 5 Phone orders delivered, Special orders for Clams “ Growers of everything in seasonable pot plants and cut flowers.” s or Lobsters taken. TO^rORROW ^— Nearing France. 153 Eldridge Street, Phone 2124 CUT FLOWERS I Choice Meats, Fresh Fruits and Durand’s and Apollo Chocolates PROMPT DELIVERY ANYWHERE IN TOWN. In fancy Easter packages at Pack-i I Vegetables. :»rd’s.— adv. wm iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiijn

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London feet are long and slim, ❖ Welsh feet low in the arch, and “ WHILE WE WERE ftl.lRCH- O v e r d o i n g ? ABOUT TOWN IXG THROUGH GEORGLl” Scottish feet broad in the sole. TOWN BIL15 ORDERED BUILDING INSPEGORS R tO R T Hurry, Worry and Overwork Bring Mrs. Catherine Currah of 75 A proud, suave fellow 3valked Heavy Strain. Ridge street, who ivas taken to into a barber shop the other Memorial hospital some time ago day— looked around as though PAD BY SEECIHEN The following report was submitted by Building Inspector Edward G. o d e r n life throws a 68 Miles Per Gallon after a fall in which she fractured everything pained him — sat Elliott, Jr., at last night’s meeting of the Board of Selectmen. The re­ M heavy I urden on our bod­ her hip,-was removed to her home down to await his turn. port covers the period of the month of March. ily machinery. The eliminative today ih Hclloran Brothers’ ambu­ In Public Test Now, it just chanced that the The following bills charged against the Town of Manchester were South Manchester, Cdhh., April 4, 1927. organs, especially the kidneys, lance. barber 3vho took him Into his Hon. Board of Selectmen, are apt to become sluggish. Re­ SUrtfing Invention Gets Miraculous ordered paid at last night’s gelectmen’s meeting: Manchester, Conn. tention of excess uric acid and Mileage and Starts chair is a linqulst. He’ll talk Adkins Printing Co., 1 record book . . ; ...... | 99.75 Fords Instantly The 50 Boy Scouts who are to about anything. He's a very un­ Dear Sirs— I herewith submit for your approval my report as Build­ other poisonous waste often take part in the Indian pageant Alert Products, Inc., Suction and force p u m p ...... 6.14 ing Inspector for the month of March 1927, gives rise to a dull, languid feel­ usual barber. Anderson & Noren, Groceries ...... GET di^FREE! will meet for rehearsal tomorrow “ Well,” said Pat Dougherty 22.29 -Dwellings. ing and, sometimes, toxic back­ afternoon at the School street Rec Andlsio, Evasio, R e n t...... 22.00 David Chambers, Fairview ...... $6*000.00 $4,00 aches and headaches. That the C h icifo, IlL T he m otor public w n UBised (it was Pat Dougherty) “ where Becker & Co., office supplies...... m oitlT when a Ford equipped with the new at 4 o’clock. do you come f;om ?” 49.85 E. J. Holl, 86 Westminlster St...... $6,000.00 $4.00 kidneys are not functioning Bltncke Thermouatic Control made 43.S mile* Bliss & Cole, Appraising school buildings...... 350.00 E. J. Hoi), 85 Westminister St...... $6,000.00 $4.00 perfectly is often shown by on one (allon of tae in an Oiiicial Public Teat; The answer Pat get was very IJronke. R. W., MillP*^...... 9.30 burning, or scanty passage of 68 mile, per gallon in another teat. Average in High Hat. It said ‘ Atlanta. Ivy and Dorothy Clark .Tolland ’i’urnpike...... $3,000,00 $1.00 200,000 teats 32 miles per gailon, breaking world's DAVID CHAMBERS Caldwell, D. M.. M. D., Prof, ser, workmen's comp...... 75.00 secretions. More and more TKord. The Blaneke Control is entirely auto­ Georgia. Were you ever there?” Campbell’s Filling Station, auto p a r t ...... 75 people are learning to assist matic and caves its small cost everr lew weeks CONTRACTOR (The last remark came with a $ 2 1 ,0 0 0 . 0 0 $13.00 their kidneys by the occa­ as it is guaranteed to start coldest motorinstantlr Case, Lockwood & Brainard, record book, dog posters, etc. ., 64.84 Garages in wintriest weather, remove and prevent car­ sneer). Conn. Children’s Aid Society, Bd. and c a r e ...... sional use of Doan’s Pills a bon, save hall oil and increase speed, pep and 67i29 Paul Corentl, Birch St...... ,$750.00 .50 and “ Hell, yes” said Pat. “ I 3vas Cowles, C. W., Est., R e n t...... 29.00 stimulant diuretic. Ask your power. Thermostatic Control u s^ on CMillac there with Sherman.” Ed. Dorsey, Stephen St...... $500.00 .50 and D elco U ght under Blanche License—an­ Dewe3--Ricnman Co., Stationery and supplies...... 2.55 Thomas Dowd, Eldrldge St...... $400.00 neighbor! other sure proof of merit. The Inventors want BUILDER .50 Pat may have lost a cus­ Elliott-Fisher, tj'pe. ribbons ...... 9.00 A. Lillian Franklin, Strickland St...... $300.00 ayents everrwhers and w ill send one Control tomer, but he retained his .50 Free to introduce it to your community. Sales' 68 Hollister Street, Farr, Mrs. Lucy, R e n t...... 25.00 Carl Ruebin, 46 Server St...... $250..00 .50 guaranteed, AgenumadeSlOOOtoS30C0a month. crown as King Ccmo-back. Fischer, Gustave Co., B lotters...... Free trial and Agents' Plan by which yon can get Manchester, Conn. 1.00 Arvid Gustafson, 31 Maple St...... $200.00 - .50 DOAN’S new Ford Car Iree by time your present Ford it Garrone's Market. Groceries and m eats...... 25.00 Mrs. Rachel Fo.x, 15 Edgerton St...... $200.00 ,50 SUmalaat Diuretic to the Kidney* worn out will be sent at once to anyone who Glenuey, W. G,, Co., C o a l...... writes promptly to Blaneke Auto Devices Co., First and Second Mortgages 55.69 ftetu-MUbura Co., MTc. Chem., Buffalo, N.Y, Hale, J. W. Co., Furnishings, etc...... Dept. 7-B. 157 £. Erie St., Chicago, arranged on all new work. BSTTJUTOKCLE 19.83 $2,600.00 $3.50 Hartford Courant, Notice to Cent...... 12.30 Miscellaneous , Hartford Times. Notice to Cont...... 15.00 C. W. Hutchinson, Proposed factory...... $8,000.00 $ 6.00 THEATBE WAS ENTERED Hayes, Archie H., Truck h ir e ...... 33.00 Ralph Von Deck, E. Middle Turnpike, Brooder Coop .$75.00 .5b Herald Printing Co., adv. hearings, etc...... 43.88 Holl, E. J., Rent, Ins...... 314.92 $8,075 $6.50 House, C. E. & Son., Inc., Furnishings...... 29.50 Alterations and Additions. Officials Sure Doors Were Lock­ Hultman, Arthur L., Furnishings ...... 17.85 Miller Bros., Spencer St., alter, and add...... $1,500.00 $ 1.00 ed and Police Report Backs Hunt, Ray. Printing ...... 29.00 Allen Hayes for - Iberl S lelg,er, Inc, Them- Kearns, Mrs. Katherine, Bd. and c a r e ...... 24.14 William Oswald, Spruce St., Store alter...... $900.00 .50 •Kellum, J. W., Rent ...... 20.00 Michael Baggan, Congress and Seymour, alt. and add $400.00 .50 Kissmann, Adolf. Bd. and c a r e ...... Despite yesterday's report to the 40.00 Patrick Murphy, W. Center St., add., (porch) ...... $250.00 .50 “The Store of Specialty Shops’" Kittle, Robert, Groceries ...... 18.60 Henry Schaller, Olcott St., Add. (porch) ...... $200.00 .50 contrary, theater officials here ari3 Knofla, Arthur*A., Insurance...... confident that another attempt was 140.40 Michael Carri, Eldrldge St., Alter, and add...... ^50.00 .50 Hartford made to rob the Circle theater dur­ Kozlowski, Mrs. J., Rent ...... 16;00 Louis Dimock, Porter St., Alter, and add...... $50.00 .50 ing the small hours of morning yes­ Man. Electric Co., Elec, service...... 2,216.47 terday. They insist that all doors Man. Gas. Co.. Gas service ...... , 2.15 $3,450 $4.00 3vere locked 3vhen they left the Man. Memorial Hospital, Bd. and c a r e ...... 92.00 Total $35,125.00 • $27.00 building at the close of the sho3V Man. Motor Sales. Inc., Truck parts ...... 4.23 Respectfully submitted, the night before. Man. Water Co.. Water R ent ...... 20.50 Edward C. Elliott, Jr. Police Captain Herman Schendel Mansfield, Mrs. Frank, Bd. and c a r e ...... 26.55 said last night that Patrolman Joe Millane Tree Expert Co., Pruning tr e e s ...... ; 766.50 Prentice found the doors of the Miner’s Pharmacy, Drugs ...... 6.6.5 actly one hundred seniors, alumni Fashion-Right Apparel and friends have already signed for theater locked when he made his Ne3vington Home for Children, Bd. and c a r e ...... 25.72 JUST 100 SIGNED FOR the trip. Reservations have been round of the beat at midnight and New Model Laundry .Laundry...... , .75 that Patrolman David Galligan d's- Obraitis, Frank, R e n t ...... ’ made for twenty-five more but ap­ 10.00 WASHINGTON TRIP plications for them must be made covered the front door unlocked Oliver. A. L., Cash paid out ...... 28.00 by tomorrow night at the latest. Awaits You Here about two hours later. The latter Peckham, M. C., M ilk ...... \ \ 2.40 Peterson, C. J., .R en t...... summoned hue of the theater em­ 20.00 Peter J. Smith of Ridge street ployes, who came to the theater Pinehurst Grocery, groceries ...... 14.70 25 More Can Be Accommodated suffered a severe cut on his hand immediately. Pola, L., Coal Co., Coal . . I ...... 48.00 If Very Prompt— Touifsts to Manager Jack Sanson reported Polish Grocery Co., Meats and groceries...... yesterday afternoon while-putting 20.00 Meet Tomorrow. a band on a spinning frathe, in tlve that nothing of any account was Quinn, J. H. & Co., D ru gs...... 6.60 missing. He said that a small Reymander’s Market, Meats and Groceries ...... room over which he is foreman at 17.00 • A special meeting of all Man­ the Spinning mill in Cheney amount of change in a lady’s Rich, Richard G.. Insurance...... '...... " ., 397.32 pocketbook tliat had been found in Seaman, Harry E., C o a l...... " chesterians who will go on the High Brothers’ plant. 127.00 school-Washington trip, whicli the theater after the show 3vas gone Shapiro,’ N., Rent ...... , 20.00 but that was all. Sloan. T. G.. M. D., Exams...... starts a week from Saturday, will 64.00 be held tomorrow night In the High Poor “ Children of Divorce’ If someone did attempt to rob Smith Bros. Grain Co., Grease ...... 2.25 the theater, it was the second time, Sinitli, Robert J., Insurance ...... ’ school assembly hall at 8 o’clock. 67.25 The purpose is to outline the plans for recently attempts were made at So. Nc3v Eng. Tele. Co., Tele, seiw ice...... both the Circle and Rialto. At that 109.4S of the trip and to explain various State of Conn., Widow’s pension ...... 650.06 details Important to the novice tour­ time the safe in the former was State of Conn., Bd. and c a r e ...... " ’ " AUTO moved, from the theater office to 17.72 ist. Principal C. P. Quimby says Taylor, R. L., Groceries ...... 29.46 that it is essential that all those ELECTRICAL SERVICE the orchestra pit. In both instances, Todd, Clarence J., Rent ...... ] ” | 50.00 who are going to Washington ftePAm WORK CUARANTECD the thieves drew blanks. Turkington, S. J., Vital Statistics and Town Sen’iVe . '. . '. '! . ’ .’ [•^ *1. 103.43 should attend. NORTON Warren, Mrs. Wm.. Bd. .and c a r e ...... Illustrative slides depictiug Umbrellas no3v are being made 25.00 eUCCTRJCAU INSTRUMENT C a Watkins Brothers, Inc., Mats, etc...... 20.25 points of interest enroute will be with life-sized parrots’ heads or Willis, G. E. & Son., Inc...... HtU-lARO ST. “ PMONIt I large colored fruits as handles. 63.60 sh9wn at this time. NCAM M A N C H C Sm i FROOKI «TAI10M H. L. Wilson, Sealer of W.

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super-production. from cap to shoes. The department Kemp’s salted nuts, almond, pe­ EASTER FLOWERS Gary Cooper, soon to be starred is attractively finished, well lighted cans and assorted; also Kemp's by Famous Players-Lasky in a se­ and completely stocked with goods Jumbo salted peanuts at Pack­ Arthur A. Knofla PHONE YOUR ORDER ' HOLY WEEK MEDITATIONS ries of western pictures, is new to nicely displayed for easy selectloi. ard’s.— adv. TODAY the ranks of motion pictures. He 875 Main St. has been called one of the year’s Anderson Greenhouses most fortunate “ finds.” Miss Alice Healey has returned to Poor “Children of Divorce’ Insurance and Real Estate. 153 Eldridge St. Phone 2124., “Patience” " Norman Trevor recently appear­ her millinery shop in the Park ed in “ Beau Geste," hailed by crit- building after an illness which con­ i ics and public allire as one of fllm- fined her to her home for the past Bj- CHARLES HAVEX MYERS, S ! 0 dom’s finest achievements. Einar two weeks. D. D. 3 Hanson is the young Swedish ac­ tor best known to America for his Plymouth Church of Shaker ! work in Corinne Griffith’s “ Into Heights, Cleveland, Ohio Her Kingdoni.” General Auto Repairing land "Let ])atience have its perfect Mork."— .lames l!4 . HULTMAN’S DEPARTMENT Overhauling If there is any grace that is real­ SHELDON’S aAUAGB ly beautiful it is patienc®. Ana its cultivation is productive of o( ii- FOR BOYS AHRACTIVE Rear of 2.5 Hollister Street, tentment and peace. riione 2328-2 Residenct; 2 3 2 8 -3 .iesus of Nasareth of ^11 men had a light to be impatient. Surrounded by ie.ncrant, stupid listeners ivim The views of Arthur L. Hult- "Iiavinar cars heara not,” hec’-lea man’s boys’ department In bis ad­ by raridng scribes, intrigued I’V vertisement in yesterday’s Herald R a y m o n d W . ques'.iuning politicians— .le w u’’i were the cause of some surprise and have been justified, according :o considerable favorable comment. our standards, in breaking forth Although this downstairs depart­ J o y n e r Into iL'dignation. But he is gentle ment has been in operation for sev­ with tiie hungry-minded people, eral months many South Manches­ knowing that they were slieep ter people had yet to learn of its Contractor and ont a sl;epherd, and even in the existence. Builder face of open condemnation lie The Idea rff gathering into one innliitains his spiritual poise. department everything pertaining Alteration and Repair Work Someone has said that "di.s- to boys’ equipment has proven a Given Prompt Attentitm. distinct success, for parents find couragement is disenohanted ego­ 'ikAcro'J . tism.” How true it is that we may The Garden of Gethsemaiie here everything in boys wearables Residence 71 Pitkin Street. so set our hearts upon certain ob­ from underwear to overcoat and South Manchester. Phone jects that seem eminently desirable God has been infinitely patie.nt in i We may find need for tliis in tlie as to become impatient when the bringing this world into form and midst of our fretful days when coveted things e.xceed our grasp. beauty. He is patient with us when We make our plans and lay out our chafing has only brought an im­ work not considering oitimes we have proven to be dull students poverished spirit. 'It is quieting whether it is the wisest or not and In the school of life. He has given and comforting to reflect that, after grow quite irascible if our piar.s us new chances. Surely we can take all, it is God’s world, that our times are interfered with. Somellmes it time to build this element of pa­ is our best friend that feels the are in his hands. For us it is to Leave it tience plodding and careful plan­ sting of our hasty and ill-chosen ning. “ They also serve who only do our best, letting “ patience have word. stand and wait.” its perfect work.” ^Where did I put George Devaul, baritone to Mother and chorus “ CHIIDREN OF DIVORCE” 10:00— News and Weather. Today^s Best Prograjii for AVednesday 11:45 A. M.— Housekeepers’ Chat. ONE OF YEAR’S BIGGEST S e r io u s inconvenience and 11:55— Time Signals. Radio Bet 12:00 — News, Weather, Hotel what’s Best delay are caused if an impor­ Bond Trio, Emil Heimberger; director. Clara Bow Spectacle Comes to jl THEN I received a sample bottle of Dr. Caldwell’s tant paper cannot be found I State Next Sunday, Monday TYROLEAN FOUR FROM AVBZ V V Syrup Pepsin I gave it to my two-m6ntbs-old baby A Frangesa ...... Costa and Tuesday. when it is required. II without hesitation, as I had oftai heard of it as A e very A Tyrolean ladies’ quartet vill The Midni.glit Bell . . . .Kreisler be broadcast from station WBZ at best medicine for children. It stopped crying right away, began III “ Children of Divorce.” arivlng at A deposit box in our vault is 10 p. m. eastern time on Tuesday, Glow Worm ...... Lincke the State Theater on Sunday, one sleeping good and growing fast For inyself it has been the very April 12. IV of the biggest stories of the year, is best stomach and laxative medicine and I can’t praise it too much.” Other leading programs are: Selection of Hits of the Day from the pen of Owen Johnson. It (Name and address will be furnished upon request) the safe and convenient place to WLS, 7:25 central time— Span­ ...... Arr. Heimberger was serialized in Red Book before ish folk songs. V C'cing publi.shcd ar a book. Hope Children Thrive as They Grow concentrate important docu­ WEAF. 7:30 p. m. eastern time Two Baritone Solos— I.oring and Louis D. Lighton made — Accordion and violin duo. Song of Hybrias the Cretan the adaptation. Mothers never tire telling how children thrive on it; ments that should not be risked WNY'y, .. p. m.,eastern time— ...... Elliott how it puts an end to bilious, sour stomach, stops Smilin’ Thru’ ...... Penn It tells U'c tale of youth without Rossini's. Stahat Mater, choir, the fostering hands of parents: par­ headache, cleans bowels, no pain, no gripe. Just like a in msecure desks and files. organ and philharmonic orchest'ra. Earle Barr Hanson VI ents more inlerof.'ed in their own nurse in the family, never any real sickness. Stops IVCAE, 8 p. m. eastern time— lives than in the welfare and hap­ Excerpts from “ Madame Sherry” 1 Mother’s terrible sick headache, ends Dad’s bilious OK. CALDWCU. Recital, the “ Crucifixtion” i, f piness of their orfs,1 O 2 BLACK TAN GRAY ROSEBLUSH RED George Devaul Unless you see the “ Bayer Cross” I Pound ...... ' S Fifth Word— on package or on tablets you are 1 Salted Nuts, for Easter week, .highest quality assorted S BLONDE GREEN BLUE 1 am athirst! not getting the genuine Bayer Vegetables Maurice Wallen, tenor Aspirin proved safe by millions and 2 nuts, freshly roasted and salted, Q Q ^ - George Devaul, baritone prescribed by physicians over twen­ Spinach 35c peck. I only, pou nd...... 2 and chorus ty-five years for 3 Bunches CaiTots 25c. S Ask for a sample. 2 Strap or back handles. All are flitted with inside purse and mirror. Sixth Word— Colds Headache Beets, 3 bunches for 23c. Father into Thy hands I com­ Neuritis Lumbago Celery 20c. Covered or metal frames, ^ mend my spirit Toothache Rheumatism Iceberg Lettuce 13c. Maurice Wallen ,tenor Neuralgia Pain, Pain Heatley Lettuce 13c. and chorus Each unbroken “ Bayer” pack­ ■ New Cabbage 7c. I South Manchester Candy Kitchen | Main Floor Seventh Word— age contains proven , directions. .‘Tq^uatoes 25c lb. It is finished! Handy boxes of twelve)tablets cost Parsley 10c. 7 Tinker Building, Main and Birch Sts. 2 Ida Yudowitch, soprano few cents. Druggists also sell bot­ Soup Bunch 10c. • wu Maurice Wallen, tenor m mr tles of 24 and 100.— adv. 4 lbs. Parsnips 23c. -umiiiimnnimimmiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiimuiiimniimniiiiiiHmiiiHiiimiiiiiiiifTiA r r - " ^ : ' •»•**!•♦•> "»■ ••;fc ■ = M ’ ' *' > ’' '■ •...... ’ •' ■• '■ ■ V ' ' ' " ’ ‘ X ■ .' ^v'. .~> MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING HERAI.D, TUESDAY, APRIL 12, 1927. , PAGE EIGHT m:: ■ ■ ■;■ '■ ■»,-■ FEATURE ARTICLES LATEST FASHION ABOUT INTERESTING HINTS BY FOREMOST WOMEN AUTHORITIES THE HERALD’S HOME PAGE

EASTER’S CROWNING GLORY—HATS . ll!:’.ii'i!;!i! WOMANS Wynken, Blynken and Nod one <3^0 night X DAY'* Sailed off in a wooden shoe— ALLENE 5UMNER. Sailed on a river of crystal light ► etaf." Into a sea of de^v. Smoking for women is unfortu­ “Where are you goin«g, and whai yOnne Oustin OJSZ71» riEA Service Ire nate. but inevitable,” according to do you wish?” THIS HAS HAI'PEXED Dean Mary Yost of Stanford Uni­ The old moon asked the three. T. ft. CURTIS, millionaire versity. Only recently both t'ue “We have come to fish for the her­ o^ner of the Curtia Store, student body and the faculty lifted ring fish conducts two intrigrnins conteats the ban on women’s smoking on “ That live in this beautiful sea; and, strnngrely, the wlnnera are the prettiest Rirla in hla employ— the campus. The dean comments “ Nets of silver and gold have w e!” BILI.Y WELLS, NYDA LOMAX. that for a few days the air was Said Wynken, WTXXIE SHELTON, and others. thick with smoke, but that'pretty Blynken Billy Is auspicious of the old man's Intentions, Her suspicions soon the girls tired of stale tobac­ • And Nod. \ are hclshtened when CLAY CUR­ co in their rooms, in the dining TIS. son of the store owner. bcBS The old moon laughed and sang a her to let his father and the con­ room, in the living rooms, and very tests alone. Clay has disinherited willingly confined the practice to song himself and is livinp; In the poor the open air. And there in an egg­ As they rocked in the wooden section of the town, working in a shoe; factory by day and writing music shell you have the tale of the entire at night. He has a room with the folly of censorship In any form. And the wind that sped them all Weils family. Suppression means the thing you night long ,\t a d in n er g iv e n in the C u rtis Ruffled the waves of dew. home for the prise winners. Billy don’t want. Freedom means that sits nest to IJALHART ROMAINE the thing you don’t want will, gen­ The little stars were the herring and Is c<»inpletely enslaved by the erally, die a natural death. fish spell of ills personality. Billy no­ That lived in the beautiful sea— tices that old T. ft. watches her, Nyda I.oniav and Winnie Shelton Trial Marriage “Now cast your nets wherever yott with eager alertness during the wish— whole evening. We Anglo-Saxons think we’re so The next morning Billy gets a smart, so know-it-allish. Our judges “Never afeared are we!” telegram asking her and her So cried the stars to the fishermen mother to be at the Curtis home and writers and ministers have been dissecting the idea of “ trial three. at ten o’clock. They go In spite Wynken, of Clay Curtis’ plea that they do marriages,” for instance, as though not, and there are surprised to Blynken it was a very brand-new Idea. Now find Nyda Lomax nnd Winnie And Nod. Shelton. Mr. Curtis tells them he we learn that the Tarahumara In­ — Eugene Field; From “Dutch wants to make them his wards dians, an athletic tribe of the Mex­ for a year, giving them oppor­ Lullaby.” tunities to fuiflll ambitions which ican Sierras, have 12-day trial mar­ each has revealed in the contests. riages as a matter of course. This Nyda nnd Winnie are over-eager, but Billy Is mute. Her Joy Is un­ in itself will be enough to kill the excelled when old T. ft. presents “trial marriage” idea for those her with a rare violin and tells souls who condemn ever "thing not her she Is to study with the best of “American” origin— as if any­ FOR THE LADIES teacher in town. He dismisses the girls to think the offer over, thing could be more "American” [R'ew lifts of asking them to return with deci­ than these very Injuns! sions the next day. leather or rubber NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY Just a Wife “Women folks don’t amount to Special for your wooden CHAPTER XX much,” some men, many men, heel shoes, neatly put on for A T half-past five that afternoon think. “ Wives don’t have nothin’ to Billy Wells laid her precious do. Anybody can do a little dab of housework.” I’m not sure that violin in its case and went to the “IVs two hundred years old. Your father gave it to me." 25c Frank Kaman, of Cleveland, O., Ladies Soles, sewed 90c. kitchen, flexing her left arm that they rested upon the instrument thought so, but if he ever did, he was stiff with hours of playing. the front door opening told them through a mist of tears. “But, hon­ Men's Soles, sewed $1.2.5. estly, Clay, I’d rather fight with you cradled along her arm. To each of these ultra-smart chapeaux ' Dame Fashion has deftly doesn’t now. Mrs. Frank Kaman “ Mother! You’re crying! And that Clay had come home from touched her wand. Lace inserts soften the high crown of the beige felt work. than to make love with any other “Where did you get that?” He died. She hadn’t been doing much, SELWITZ you said you were happy!” Billy sprang to his feet, and strode to­ at the upper left; the bob is simulated by the green feather turban at the just keeping house for nine peo­ It was not going to be easy, Billy man in the world.” cried accusingly. “I’m not going! ward her as if he meant to snatch upper right; at left below, a helmet crease across the crown and an ear­ ple. Her husband made around $35 Selwitz Block, 10 Pearl St. decided, as she sat down opposite “ Thanks.” He dropped back into That’s all there Is to it! I’m not the instrument from her hands. ring on the right side enliven a blue visca for sports; and at the right a week. Now the home is breaking | Clay at the little round dining ta­ his chair and laid a hand shyly going to leave you here.” But when he did touch it, it was below is a blue milan beret, with appliqued disks on a white felt front. up. And now Mr Kaman knows, if ble. He looked tired and discour­ over hers. “What's dessert? I’m Mrs. Wells laughed shakily and with fingers as gentle and reverent he didn’t before, the plain economic aged. still hungry.” retrieved the potato she had as her own. value of a wife! dropped in her surprise. “I reckon “ Somebody’s birthday?” He tried “Chocolate blanc mange, with “It’s two hundred years old,” she GLOVES-A FINISHING TOUCH OF oodles of whipped cream. And I a body’s got a right to cry for joy!” to make his voice jocular as he told him, in a joy-shaken voice. They Mend Dishes passed his plate, his eyes roving made that, too!” EASTER CHIC. she protested. “Your father gave it to me.” Hundreds of thousands of wom­ hungrily over the unusually festive “It wasn’t Joy," Billy insisted. “Now, children. I’m going to “Then—God bless him for a very en want to know ways to make Acid Stomach meal. “Lord, but those lamb chops stack the dishes and go to the *'0h, honey, what a beaSt you must Christian gentleman,” old T. Q.’s .0^ money at home. They rather scorn have thought me today, because I look good!” movies. You two can play your son said in all reverence. “ I take the time-honored answer of “ do the “I did it,” Billy acknowledged music to your heart’s content." Mrs. back all the unfilial things I’ve said jumped so at the chance to leave . ¥ thing nearest at hand that you can ' “Phillips Milk of Magnesia” you. Didn’t you know I couldn’t proudly. “And I made the salad Wells rose from the table with a about him and his motives. With do best,” such as selling home­ do it, really? You’ve been so good and mashed the potatoes. Mama’s satisfied sigh. that instrument and your genius— made cakes, water-coloring place Better than Soda to me always.” good girl!” she applauded herself, When she had left, it was at Billy, you’re a lucky girl. If you cards, caring for children, or mar­ hoping to win a smile from those Clay’s suggestion that they washed “And a fine mother I’d be if I let could only have a decent teacher—" keting pickles. A few years ago two tired lips. the dishes before giving them­ you make a fool of yourself and Billy turned abruptly from him sisters of Buffalo, Alice and Mary Here after, instead of soda take pass up the opportunity of a life­ “That’s right—you didn't work selves up to music. He had become to lay the violin upon the top of Doty, wanted to make extra money. a little “ Phillips Milk of Magnesia” proud of his technique as a dish­ time! Land alive! You’d be going today. Well, what’s the latest the piano. Her moment was upon They took inventory of self and re­ in water any time for indigestion to Europe to study it you had the news from the psychopathic ward? washer, refusing to allow Billy to her. She went to him. slowly and membered that the way they mend­ or sour, acid, gassy stomach, and money, wouldn’t you? And I’m Did my eccentric father make you soil her lovely white hands in the laid her hands upon his shoulders. ed broken dishes had always relief will come instantly. sure I wouldn’t .go to Europe with general manager of the Curtis greasy water. “Clay, I’m going to have the startled and amazed people. They For fifty years genuine "Phillip.^ “Are you happy here. Clay?” Billy you,” she lied bravely, “ with no­ Store?” teacher—Professor Navratil of advertised that they were in the Milk of Magnesia” has been pre­ body but foreigners to talk to, and "Better than that,” Billy told asked suddenly, as she hung her Vienna, who teaches at the univer­ dish-mending business. Today they scribed by physicians because it damp towel upon the drying rack. no bathtubs. Of course you’re go­ him, keeping a tight rein on her sity, you know. He’s really wonder­ restore heirlooms and fine china overcomes three times as much acid ing to live at Mr. Curtis’ for a year. temper. “ Wait tiil after supper Here, in this house, with you ful; I’ve heard him play. And I’m throughout a chain of states. in the stomach as a saturated solu­ and your mother, yes,” he answered Now, get out of here and stop both­ and I’ll show you. What’s ^the going to have all day every day to tion of bicarbonate of soda, leaving ering me, or fix the salad it you’re news?” slowly. “I don’t think I was ever practice—” the stomach sweet and free from going to hang around the kitchen.” “Ralph Truman was at the fac­ so happy with people in my life. “Then I was right,” Clay inter­ all gases. It neutralizes acid fer­ tory today—showing a delegation But Billy, the factory is tearing me rupted her in a strange voice. “ So “ Woof! Woof!” Billy laughed and mentations in the bowels and gent­ of women’s club upllfters what to pieces. I don’t know how 1 can Dad has found his daughter. Well, kissed her mother on the back of ly urges the souring waste from the a model factory looks like. He stand it much longer. And yet if he had looked the world over ho the neck. Lifers Niceties system without purging. Beside*, stopped and spoke to me—about there’s nothing else for me to do. couldn’t have found a better. I it is more pleasant to take than “ It’ll just be for a year, and you you,” and he gave Billy a long, You know I’d- hoped to be able to suppose” —he looked down at her soda. Insist upon “Phillips.’' can come home as often as you meaningful look. write music in the evenings, but with quizzical eyes—“we’re brother HINTS ON ETIQUET Twenty-five cent and fifty cent bot­ like. And don't you think I’ll be so “ He sat next to me at dinner last my nerves are so ragged when the and sister now. Not exactly what tles, any drugstore. “ Milk of all-fired lonesome either. I’m going night, and we danced together a day is over that I can’t write any­ I had hoped for, but—” Magnesia” has been the U. S. Regis­ to feed Clay so well that he won’t good deal. Why shouldn’t he speak thing worth putting on paper. 1 “How did you know?” Billy de­ tered Trade Mark of The Charles think of changing boarding of me to you?” just want to play—with you. That’s manded, startled. “ But if you’re 1. Should one use fork or H. Phillips Chemical Co', and Its houses." “No reason, I suppose,” Clay an­ the only thing that makes it pos­ looking for sisters, maybe Nyda Lo­ spoon in . eating soft-boiled predecessor Charles H. Phillips “ And 1 meant what I said about swered shortly. “And I suspect sible for me to go on.” max and Winnie Shelton will suit since 1875. giving you a hundred and fifty a there’s a very good reason why he “ We’d better play now, if that’s you better. He’s making all three eggs? month out of my allowance.” Billy should. He’s obviously fallen in true,” she said. “ I’ve got something of us his wards for a year, to train 2. Are peas eaten with spoon was entirely cheerful again. “ Five love with you. That must have to show you.” us for our chosen careers. I sup­ or fork? hundred dollars a month just to been a very interesting party.” He was already at the piano, play­ pose you knew that, too?” 3. Is watermelon eaten with spend, mother! 1 can’t believe it. “Clay Curtis, you make me so ing softly, when she took her new “ Three of you?” Clay frowned. spoon or fork ? Has the old boy gone crazy?’’ violin from its case and adjusted “Good heavens! He’s a thorough mad!^’ Billy exploded. “You haven't The Answers. it beneath her round, firm little chap, isn’t he? Three girls for a “ That won’t be so much for the done a thing but grouch and crab 1. Spoon. kind of clothes you’ll be expected at me for weeks, just because I’ve chin. year! Talk about caution! Oh, 2. Fork. They began to play. Clay rather to wear as Mr. Curtis’ ward,” her been lucky enough to get the Lord, this is funny! What a merry 3. Fork. mother pointed out. “And you’ll merest taste of the good things listlessly, as if his hands were too little hell he’s picked out for him­ have to pay for your music lessons you’ve had all your life. I’m get­ utterly weary from factory toil to self—and for you!” out of that, I suppose. They say ting sick of it, I tell you.” strike the notes. Then, watching (To Be Continued) We Offer at Reasonable Prices that Professor Navratil charges “ Please, children, don’t fight,” his face closely, breathlessly, she Our Fine Quality terrible prices—five dollars an Mrg. Wells begged, almost in tears. saw wonder dawn on it, saw him CIuT’a prophecy aeema juatifled the very first day that the ffirla hour, or something like that." “ I don’t want to be fighting all raise his startled black eyes, saw spend in their neiv home. Will T. Half an hour later the sound of the time.” Billy grinned at him them widen with incredulity as ft.'s experiment be a success t GLADIOLA liiiiiiiiiEttiiiiiHHiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiDiiiiiiinniiuHuiiiiiiiiHinniiiiiuiHiniiiiiiuiiniHiHiiiiiiiiiiyiuiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiyiiiiiiiiiviuiiuiiw Spring'Bntsi to wave to him as she played ten­ BULBS uis. He always waved.back. .A selection of our numerous varie­ (OopTViSbt 1927) Home Page Editorials One day he waved as he passed, ties will give entire satisfaction. but on the return trip he- looked —THE— Good Nature tired and ill and did not look up. Gaily colored frocks this Spring! ' J \ ^ Underthings in soft shades to a m i d The little girl was worried. She wrote him a letter and said she I i W oodland Gardens match. Tint them in ordinary water -The Outlook- was sorry. V I X x X — but with true dyes. Dipping Will Tel. 1274. 236 Woodland St. do it— in ordinary cold water-—but There came a beautiful letter in you must have real dye to g€t a reply, not dictated, but written by smooth, perfectly even tone. Gcod Ueal himself. She has it framed. I'TUED FOODS ARE NOT -AS ing or other uses in the prepara­ By Olive Roberts Burton Diamond }dye powder is .fifteen HARD TO DIOKST tion of food, palatability and fami­ Not a political gesture — the cents at any drugstore; so why do AS SOME SUPPOSE ly and racial preferences. Then, kindly act of a sick man who had EXCESS FAT IS NOT half a job with something not half besides, the fats may contain vary­ grown accustomed to think of oth­ so effective? And when you want Ry DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN ing quantities of the Yitamin ers and to appreciate their thought SO COMMON the tint to be permanent, just dip Editor Journal of the .American known as fat-soluble A, which is I often wonder whether brains, of him. in boiling water instead of cold! Medical Association and of Hygeia, necessary for proper growth and Not nearly so common as it was. The druggist has color cards and ability, or a love of humanity play Our own troubles, our own re­ One great reason is Marmola Prescrip­ the Health Magazine for the prevention of rickets. the greatest part in a man’s rise to simple directions for doing perfect sponsibilities, our ailments— ev­ tion Tablets. It reduces fat by correct­ dyeing of all sorts of material; silk The chief value of fats in the The kinds of fat that different fame. One is struck constautly^ in erything ours! Why? There is an ing the gland cause, without abnormal diet is to provide energy. The observing a wan or woman who or wool; linen, cotton goods; mix­ naitons eat depend on climate and old saying, “When the outlook is exerdse or diet. It is the modem, sci­ ed goods, or any dainty things. Or, fats when burned in the body are economic conditions. Olive and has risen to national prominence, entific way. Marmola has been used bad try the uplook.” I should like send for a marvelous book of sug­ stored as glycogen for use as fuel cocoanut, oil are used in tropical by the enormous interest he takes for 19 years. The results are seen in to add, “ 'When the inlook is bad gestions In full colors. Ask for Col­ at a later time or may be develop­ and semi-tropical countries. Lard in people. Instantly you find he try the outlook.” every circle. And the use has grown ed into the tissue fat in the body. is interested in you, what you are [ 3 ” to very large proportions, because the or Craft! Address DIAMOND and butter are the important fats DYES, Dept. N31, Burlington, "Ver­ Some of the fat combines with in meat producing countries. doing, why you are doing it, your way is so easy, so pleasant, so helpful, mont. other food substances, forming chance for success— all about you. Typical of the ornately trimmed and novelly cuffed gloves to complete so efficient "You will be surprised and compounds that are needed in the Scorched fats, such as are found The big man talks about you, the delighted. in foods that have been fried at too the Easter costume: 1— banana kid, back stitched in greeu, the cuff of tissues. The final chemical change little man talks about himself. The contrasting pastel shades; 2— for dress, white glace kid with red stitch­ All druggists supply Marmola at $1 is the burning of the fat into car­ high a temperature, sometimes little man makes you his audience, a box. Each box contains a pamphlet Diamond Dyes prove troublesome and have given ing and red and black embroidered cuff: 3— French suede, stitched in bon dioxide and water. the big man makes an audience for Tteuralgm lime green, with green and black suede-bound cuffs; 4— rose French to ejqilain the reasons for results. Go fried foods the reputation of being t o i m r - B o a t o u m Before the World War the Amer­ you. It is very difficult to find out knots on tlie back and suede rose cuffs beautify this glace kid, for for­ get it now. ican ordinarily consumed about indigestible, but this is probably things about important people. Yet due to the poor cooking rather Do not suffer an­ mal wear. 3 1-2 ounces of fat per day, the their reluctance to talk about other day. Get Englishman uses 3 1-8, the Ger­ than to the fat itself.. themselves is not a pose. man 2 1-3. and the Frenchman It also stated that although fats Read the diary or impressions of a bottle of Sali- Some people get no the right 1 1-2. Since that time the figures do not usually cause any -digestive a great man. He will tell you con from your track and then go In the wrong have changed greatly, particularly disturbances, they do remain in the where he went or what he did, but druggist or send direction. WE SPECIALIZE for the European .countries. stomach longer than other nutri­ usually through the medium of us your name IN EXAMINING EYES AND The fats obtained from domestic ents and this seems to have a most pople he has met. Other people and address and . _ A Safe Milk \ animals have been produced in interesting effect on the sensation outside contacts, descriptions of a bottle will be sent to you smaller amounts, because of lack of hunger. That sensation begins men who interest him, what they Poor “ Children of Divorce” FITTING GLASSES with a low bacteria count, is of food for the stock. The vege­ to be felt after the stomach has are doing, what they have done, free of charge. what we deliver to you. table fats have not been Imported been empty for some time. If there what they expect to do. Not only does Salicon stop the pain, in as great amounts. These whole­ is little or no fat in the meal the Here is a liitle unpublished but It frequently corrects the cause. sale changes in the dietary are im­ sensation begins more quickly and story of President Wilson: K. A. Hughes Company, Boston, Mass. EASTER FLOWERS WALTER OLIVF” portant from the standpoint of the this probably explains why a diet When he was ill he used to drive PHONE YOUR ORDER Optometrist growth and development of the poor in fat seems so unsatisfying across the Potomac, through Ar­ TODAY people. and why one rich in fat seems lington and Alexandria, "Va., to 49 HoH S t Phone 20.>6 The factors that determine the hearty. Food without fat is likely Mount "Vernon. He got to know Anderson Greenhouses 915 Main St. So. Manchester. use of the fats in the diet are their to be without flavor and monoton­ the children on the way. alicoR 153 Eldridgc St. Phone 2134 relative cost, suitability lor cook­ ous. 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Old Man Sits On Throne % •<$) tha ^Fookljra itOibtaft:Trr‘Thia ness that I cap aea. W f ara hat*'* What The Rival Brooklya club will start'with. praiC- •er prepMad, <9P'% ly^d dhtU® tlcalbi a. new ctuh that has not been., bad Irras^te 1^ ^ . any clul> In th« Managers Think ibsted. Bu.i from tha Ieaguo.’^ “ ' ’ - S. M. H. S. TRACK shown in'the Lateraxages olt trainMig / —rSr-' '• & • . f' ^ I am greatly, encouraged Wo will Jack MqAlllstei. manager ot the , nais§ Buyer but th^e is nothing to be doiae about ' it. ' I d.PU’t ^how fied .grift pftT c S 0 ind •tlKf Donie Bush, mauager ot the where we’ll finish-but we^e look­ that wa wfll dp Pjt^s^ur^h Pirataa:— 'T^e Pirates ing up.” last year although 1 rfijpifsa TROSPOTS GOOD are a g^bd a^roug ball ciuX with no oJ;h©r ojubg, have been strengthen­ E’VE been reading of Ih^rouble that divides vital weaknesses. It’s a young; olph Stuffy Mclnnis, manager of the ed. I place great fa lft In" our plh^- the Chinese and it has a lot of spirit. I can’t Philadelphig^ Phtliles:-r=J‘It ma^Y be ing stafi; and id,9 9! fte club; point to any plqb tl^aV win beat said that we hayen’t a ch^nh^ is . 'r Coach Wigren Has Forty Candidates; Fire or Six Meets on And of Nicaraguan ^ n ie s Hil w’e’re purple I know it's going to be a hard race the championship but it can’t be in the face. but we’re ready for it.” said that we will not be hustling Geqrge MorlarRy, . 0^ iyU,i not be in there fighting. tiie Detroit players has nolf been Scbednle; Eight Veterans Loft From Laet Year; Inter­ There is trouble in the .j^alkans, Mussolini’s get­ Ja?k Hendricks, manage? oi the i’s a lot of strength in five AOiinded. ky ppeiintlona ftat we ting mad; Cincinnati Reds:-r^“The Reds have of the league and we’re not might he the da,i;K dpy®®- class Meet Showing Ability of Athletes; Seniors lead- abundant pitching, hiiqina PP.Wer rqng as they are but there are American Leagna but. y(a Our State Deparlmeii^s worried-^verything is and defensive strength abd if they s adtAys the hole.” ...... we are ' naore idan looking bad I aren't the esseatiaia of' a winning S Wo, have a gopd baU ddld* ^ IQg. team I don't know haseball. I think Dave Bancroft, manager of the think it is strongek tdaid ------But today all caresy^nd struggles from our mind our club is atroa.ge? than it was Boston Brny^3:77^"Tha B:raves are team. We have harmbny- %n4. are piit away. Wi last year-. Pittsburgh is the pluh I stronger than they were last year ' and we’ll play a Afferent kind .9,f baseball.” Coach Charles L. “ Pete” Wigren think will haye to beat.” ' but that doesn’t mean that we have As we join Ihe^fron g to see the pennant raceg a pennant club. There are four or is optimistic regarding the pros- Golfers You Have Met Ptay Schalk, manager of the pects of the S. M. H. S. track team up^er wayJ Bob O’Farrell, manager of the five very strong clubs in tlie for the coming season even though by Kent ^rgat 9t. Pouis Cardinalsi J'The Cardin-; league, f’m not saying w.here, we’ll pago White, §9^^— ‘’'Td® club lopka he has lost the services of such als woft the b^hnaut' laat year- finish bfit I dispute the pfedictlons, stronger' than it wan,^sd stars as Bray, Mantellj, Mad4en, ggainat opooauipn just aa strops as that we can’t finish higher- than infield will miss Colima but wg Im- Allen, Krause and Boggini for, in INC)^October, we’ve been deluged with the we will haye to faP® tW? year and seventh oy-eighth.."' prp.ved some wesRnessea < and X I think we are jiist as well prepare think tfie d9feha® VtU he adequate. addition to the eight veterans, Hall, papers’ scares and >voes: Sheridan, Chambers, La Cps.s, Kit- ed fob U; f Feaiiae what a baO play­ 4 MEHIOAN LE.IGUE I dion’t believe, hosnvnx ft at tt\ is tel, Cheney, McCiuskey and Harg- iVjurder, arson, war, earthquakes and dis­ er and a nianagef- Hornsby was but Miller Huggins, Bxana'ger pf tka becoming in a manager startirig'dis first season as such to ihake pre- burda, he rviil have the pick of a aster goodness knows! 1 think with Friseh on second base New Yarlf Yankees:’— “’The Yank-, group of over thirty new candi­ and 'With the satuFol imprpyomeni ees Will ngake the pennant race with dictiohg,” ' dates. The squad has been training We’\^/been glum throughout the winter; cost of that can he eKBeyted in Thevenow practicaily the same team that won for the past two weeks but cold //kving’s mounted, too; and Bell the infield v^il be just as Iasi yea? opt we\re siropg^ in re-:, By Dan Howly, manager of the weather has proven a handicap strong^” serve power and that means every­ St. Louis Browns.— “ I can’t tell making the athletes prone to in- Thoughr h r ■ the chilly blasts we’ve shivered, always thing when the, bad drinks come. nor pgn anyn.ne else ' where, the^ '•juries. At present, every man on feeling kinda blue! John J. MoGraw, manager- of the ■While I feel that we are mu^ch Browns will finish but the club, wiR Coach Wigren's lusty squad is enr Nevr Yofli Giaats:— *’TIie Qtants stronger I realize that at least'two fight. I expect Siaiar to have hi® gaged in the inter-class track and Bdl at last we’ve canned our sorrow and right now wiU ^ader % fegadir other olubs also are stronger. | greatest season and am looking to field meet which is arranged pri­ 've’re feeling gay, pap with Jgelcgpn op t^ie bench but don't ca?e to, n?akp any predicr Shulie, our new outfielder, to be­ come a great star. As long as a marily to give the coach a line on g^Vp'or the headlines sing of baseball and today is the season should not be far ad­ tiOPS.-.” ■ ;.^ the true ability of the candidates. vanced when we have our full — . - '*“■’ team fights anything can happep.” The first meet on the schedule opening day! strength on the field, I think we Bucky Harris, manager of the arranged by Manager Vendrlllo and have a much better ball club than Washington Senators >—‘^The Am­ By Bill Cgridgan, manage; 9( the Faculty Manager Edson M. Bailey we had l.aat ^ear and whil^ we are Boston Red Snxi-r:^” ! haY% b®9h in will be on May 7 with New Britain erican League race this year will not claiming the pennant we cerr offer th® stiffest kind of'bpposltion hasebaii and out of it tOh High here. On May l4, Manchester years to. dare the uncertainiies of tainly are not conceding it to any and. wo will be one of the clubs in goes to Meriden. The following other plnb,” the game by makins predi9tioj(s. week, Bulkeiey High of New Lou­ there trying. AYe will he handicap­ ped greatly until Walter Johnson It takes time to build up bail cidP® don will be met there. MhY ?8 is Jpe ^{cCarthy, piapagef of the and no one can teH how much open and will prphgbly find MgnT returns but we are not discouraged. time.” POOR AT PUTTING-' Chicago Cuhs:— "The Cubs were a I can’t be blamed for hoping that Chester pitted against Springfield first divisien club last year and nar Commercial, Buckley High of Hart­ BUT PAR AT PETTING. we will win the pennant and I turgily I sm pot figuring op finish­ think we will,” Poor “Uhildren of DiYorw.” ford or Norwich Free Academy. ing under fourth place. The Giants The Central Comiecticut jntei-r j ^ REG. U. S. PAT. Off." may be stronger than they were Connie Mack, manager of the scholastic meet will be held under last year hut think we will be an m s t e b f l o w e r s the auspices of Meriden High, at way in the final thirty yards after Philadelphia Athletics': — ‘'There improved club after having had the isn’t a stronger club in the league Andrus Field in Middletown on putting up a great race only to lose benefit of working through one sea­ PftONE YOUR OROER than the Athletics and I don’t be­ June 4 if satisfactory arrangements by inches In a dramatic finish. son together, I am satisfied with TODAY can be made with the Wesleyan au^ Expect 275,000 Customers Today lieve there is one as strong. We Shot-put: First, “ Butch” Klttel, the club." thoritie^. The following week will juniors, distance 34,4; second, Keeping Tabs have everything a championship Anderson Greenhouses . close the season. Chapman Tech of club needs and haven’t one weak- “ Bab” La Coss, seniors; John Cer- Wilbert Robinson, manager of 153 Bldridge St. FbOh® New London is thq tentative oppo­ vini, juniors. Each winner beat hts On Fistiana nent. As Two Big L ea p es Open Season nearest opponent by about a yard. Latest ^¥^re ResnRs Last V season Coach Wigren’s Several promising new men took charges had a very successful sea­ part in this event and are due for son, winning four meets and losing more limelight later if their work BY DAVIS J. WALSH and done worse than the Detroit but one, that to New Britain High yesterday may be taken as a cri­ Tigers for the opening day oppon­ LAST NIGHT’S FIGHTS in that city. He said today that the terion. I. N. S, Sports Editor ents. The Tigers are the hot tip of prospects for another successful High jump: First, Welles, senior, the American League race. At New York— Phil M’Graw, De­ i \ season were fairly good but that 5.1; second, Johnson, sophomore, New Yoik, April 12.-^It he has Eight New Managers troit, defeated Charlie Manty, New he would be better able to tell af­ 5.6; third. Hall, senior, 4.11. a smart lawyer, the prisoner at tlie A new manager, trying to mas­ Bedford, ten rounds. ter the inter-class meet, which bar usually comes in looking like ter mind the situation, nevBh suc­ At Baltimore— Vince Dundee, started yesterday, is concluded. He Twenty.flve athletes competed yesterday in the four events. A ten­ something the well dressed man ceeded in keeping fans away from Baltimore, knocked out George will retain between 18 and 25 of doesn’t dare to be and so major Russell, Philadelphia, third round. the forty candidates now seeking a tative list of the entries expected to the box office and this year the You can’t stop it! be made tomorrow and Thursday league baseball, declared by the major leagues will feature no less At Providence— Fidel Labarba, berth on the squad. alarmists to be on trial for its life, Los Angeles, defeated Young Mon­ The inter-class meet has been di­ are as follows but they are subject than eight of them. Bill Carrlgan to change: win re-appear in public today as an treal, Providence, ten rounds. vided into three parts by Coach has returned to the Red Sox and At Tuscon, Arizona-—Sammy Qld friend in new garments. Fenway Park, - where . once his Wigren. The first series of events Wednesday— 220 yard dash: Se­ Mandell, Chicago, knocked out Sales figures for 1926 are was held yesterday afternoon at the niors: Sheridan; juniors, Glennie, New managers abound; old faces teams were champions; Bob O’Far­ have been lifted and dropped else­ Johnny Valdez, Oakland, second West Side playgrounds. The second Carlson, Chambei’s; sophomores, rell lias taken Hornsby place at round. will be tomorrow afternoon at the Cheney, Driggs, Sturgeon, Green­ where: the deck has be.n shuffled 1 the li*id of the champion Cards; way; freshmen, McComb, McKeev- with the hand ot a faro dealer and At Cincinnati— Billy Ryan, Cin­ proof enough—what men same place and the final group will Donie Bush has been dropped down cinnati, defeated Shuffle Callahan, take place on Thursday. The seniors er. Mile run: Seniors, Haraburda, everyone sitting is satisfied'Uiat ho in Pittsburgh, where backstairs Welles, Chambers: juniors, Tomlin­ Chicago, ten rounds. took the lead yesterday and have a has been dealt a winner. politics wrecked a champion last At Fall River— Walter Oliver, want in a cigarette is mighty fine chance of copping the son, McCiuskey, Foster; sopho­ If anything can be calculated to year; Ray Schalk has taken over Fall River, knocked out All Four- title. There is much rivalry between mores, McCiuskey, Hayes; fresh­ dissipate the effect of baseball’s Eddie Collins’ job in Chicago. Dan men, Waldman, Bucclno, Shunders, nir, Newport, third round. the four classes. Incidentally, it recent series of scandals. It is this Howley has been told to see whr.t At Buffalo, N. Y.— Maxie Ros- might be added that the seniors Robertson, Hansen. Broad jump: most amazing of all upheavals natural tobacco taster Seniors, Hall; juniors, Olson, he can do, if anything, with the enbloom. New York, defeated have won second place in the inter­ that finds Ty Cobb, Eddie Collins St. Louis Browns: Jack McCallistcr Frankie Schoell, of Buffalo, fif­ class meets every year since they Markham, Foster; sophomores, Greenway, Cheney, Johnson; fresh­ and Zach Wheat in Philadelphia; steps in at Cleveland as Speaker teen rounds. entered high school. Last week they Tris Speaker in Washington; Rog­ steps out; George Moriarty falls At Philadelphia— Joe Gick, New captured the class basketball cham­ men, Saimond, Scarlato. Discus throw: Seniors, La Coss, Harabur­ ers Hornsby and Eddie Roush in j heir to a legacy of great hitters at York, knocked out Benny Bass, pionship and are now hot after fur­ Philadelphia, third round. Howev­ ther laurels. da; juniors, Kittel: sophomores, New York; Frank Frisch in St. Detroit, and Stuffy Mclnnis re- Spencer, Johnson, Treat; freshmen, Louis and George Kelly in Cincin- j turns to Philadelphia, where first er, Frank Weiner, chairman of the The standing after the first day’s state athletic commission called events is as follows: senior 19, ju­ Robertson. nati. Yes, baseball has changed its ’ he knew fame, as one of a dynasty Thursday— Pole vault: Seniors, garments many times since Alexan- Philadelphia National League, the bout “ no contest.” Bass claim­ niors 10, sophomores 7, freshmen 0. ed he was fouled. Five points are awarded for first Chambers, Kerr, Hall; juniors, no der stopped the Yanks in the wor’d ! The others have departed; maybe places, three for second and one for entries yet;, sophomores, ^Mercer, series finale like the dead man i M'clnnis will be lucky, too. third. The seniors won three firsts, Johnson; freshiien, Scarlato. Jave­ stopped breathing and where is the 1 ■With such a layout. It Is difficult a second and a third yesterday. lin throw: Seniors, Hall, Kerr, man with soul so dead who never to see lijw baseball can go wrong Candy Easter novelties for the Following are the results of the /Chambers; juniors, Markham, Cer- to himself has said, I want to see at box office. It has had its scandal; children at Packard’s Pharmacy.— touX, events staged in the first leg vini; sophomores, Hamilton; fresh­ the new guy in the old uniform? it will have its fun. adv. of thfe,meet: men, Buccini, Mozzer. 44 0 yard The Opening Schedule f 1100 yard dash: First, “ Red” run: Seniors, Sheridan, Chambers, Granted seemly weather today, Sheridan, seniors; second, Louis Haraburda; juniors, Kitte’., Cervini, the animal blow-off is expected to Cheney, sophomores; third, Austin Glennie, McCiuskey, Carlson; soph­ produce some 275,000 customers at ■ 4 Chambers, juniors. Sheridan won omores, McCiuskey, Cheney, Driggs, the turnstiles. The opening day ' by about two yards and the same Hayes: freshmen, McComb, Scarla­ schedule will be as follows: IMANCHESTER HIGH PUYING distance separated Cheney and to. Broad jump; Seniors, Hall; ju­ .■\merican League j niors, Olson, Markham, Foster; Chambers. Billy Hall, senior cap­ Detroit at St. Louis. sophomores, Greenway, Cheney, tain, was barely nosed out of third Chicago at Cleveland. j EAST HARTFORD HIGH TODAY place. Johnson; freshmen, Saimond, Scar­ lato. Discus throw: Seniors, La Athletics at New York. I One-half mile run: First, Cham­ Coss, Haraburda; juniors, Klttel; Boston at Washington. ! bers, seniors,'time 2.25; second, sophomores, Spencer, Johnson, National League i Merle Tomlinson, juniors; third, IN EXHIBITION B A SE A L L TH T Treat; freshmen, Robertson. S!. Louis at Chicago. Cheney, sophomores. Chambers won Pittsburgh at Cincinnati. by four or five yards and Tomlin­ Brooklyn at Boston. son was about fifteen yards ahead New York at Philadelphia. Twenty-one candidates remain of his squad. of Cheney who barely beat Cliff Hand Decorated Easter cards 10 from the lusty squad seeking berths cents each, Packard’s.— adv. - Fair weather or foul, that first Catcher; N. Bogglno and Bychow- Hayes, sophomore, whose legs gave meeting between the old Yanks, on the high school baseball team skl. featuring George H. Ruth and the which Is holding daily practice ses­ Pitch: Wiley, Peterson, Holmes, new Athletics, featuring Cobb, Col­ sions and which meets East Hart­ Gorman and Dowd. lins, Wlieat, Joe Boley, Bob Grove ford High here today in an exhibi­ FMrst base: Dowd, Hills, A- .Bog­ NATIONAL LEAGUE and others, probably will leave tion game. Coach Tom Kelley says gini. them bleeding in the aisles. The he will probably carry but fifteen Second; Foley and Shea. Yankee Stadium will hold 63,000 players on the squad this season so /Third: Winsler and C. 'Treat. T ^ tu r a t tobacco taste, and may be forced to prove It. No that means all of the candidates Short; D. Farr and L. Farr. LEADERS IN 1926 team in baseball ever has had quite will have to do some tall stepping. Outfield; A. Lupien, Holland, E. •what a world o f mean- the appeal of the 19 27 Athletics. The season will open shortly. Dowd, Bulla and T. Lupien. This year’s team will find new ing in each word! Th6 The Phillies may not be a riot . i with the folks at home hut Horns­ talent in the following positions: natural pufi^ of fine St. Louis ...... Pennant winner catcher, pitcher, first-base, third- THEN CAME THE STORM T % | Eugene Hargrave, Cincinnati...... Leading batter, .853 by, Roush and the new Giants will make them rally around. Chicago base and in one outfield position. tobaccos made to yield Hazen Cuyler, Pittsburgh...... Most games, 157 There may also be further changes Grace (dreamily): Oh, George, Hazen Cuyler, Pittsburgh...... Most runs, 11.8 also will go for the Cubs, starting taste because some of the newcomers are remember it was on just such a every last bit o f Kihvanl Brown, Boston . . . >...... ^lost hits 201 their second term under ^ Joe Mc­ doing excellent work. Coach Kelley night as this that we met. •Jim Bottomie}, St. Louis ...... Most doubles, 40 Carthy, and the world champion and character. That’s Cardinals. Even the Red Sox can’t reports. Today’s exhibition game, George (married to her): YeS, Paul Waller, Pittsburgh...... Most triples, 22 however, ' will give him his first how good the **nat- Hack Wilson,^ Chicago...... Most home runs, kill the Washington opening, with rotten night, isn’t it?— Answers, 2 1 slant on the true ability of many London. w Taylor Douthit, St. L ouis...... Most sacrifice hits, 37 Speaker in centerfield for the ural*^ is! ■N Huzeii Cuyler, Pittsburg...... Most stolen bases 33 Senators and large gobs of hope Boy Ivi-ciiicr, Pittsburgh...... Leading pitcher riding high over the Potomac. Plenty of optimism also is be­ ing exuded along the banks of the Much Interest Crops Up American Rhine and Cincinnati will wipe off its chin to go to Red- AMERICAN LEAGUE land Field, en masse or even more Over Jr. Baseball Loop so, to see the Reds and 1925 cham­ pion Pirates have at it. Brooklyn and the Braves are not so hot but Another entry In the Community boys ;i5 years nnd under; Pee LEADERS IN 1926 they , die hard. If at all, in Boston Junior Baseball League— the Ar­ Wee's division, boys 8 to 10 years. / • , and the boys will be there, hoping rows— was received yesterday by Director Washbum stated again for the best even though they Director G. H. Washburn. Managfer today that the league is opeh to alii know better. Charles Kebert of the Arrows will in a Word, he said it Is to glte New York ...... Pennant winnet' The Cleveland Indians, runner- call a meeting of his team at the amateuXteams au< equal chance to H. E. .Manush, Detroit...... Leading batter, .377 Community Club tomorrow evening up in the American League last play under proper rules ajid regU^ Bib Falk, Chicago; Lon Gehrig, New York...... Most games, 156 at 7:30 to discuss plans for imme­ year, have drawn the Chicago lations with a regular schedule and Babe «uth_ Xew Y o r k ...... Most runs, 130 diate organization. The Arrows is a a square deal to all teafns. Sam Rice, Washington; George Burns, Cleveland...... Most hits, 216 White Sdx for their 1927 premiere familiar name to those In the North and, since Cleveland fails have no At the end of the season the George Burns, Cleveland...... Most doubles, 64 End and should add considerable winning team of each division will Imu Gehrig, New York ...... Most triples, 20 reason to suspect that the Indians Interest' to the Anticipated league, receive a suitable recogfiition of Babe Ruth, New York ...... Most home runs, 47 won’t be up In the race all the way, which will be composfffl of four di­ Its victory. , Fred Sirargeon, CTfit^Iaiid...... Most sacrifice hits 35 a goodly crowd will be there. visions, as follows! Any teams which desire further Johnny MostlL.Chlcago...... Most stolen bases', 3.*5 As for the ^Browns, they may be Major division, boys 20 years information may .-ask '' Director George lible, Clevelaml...... Most games won, 27 Tojng nowhere with great rapidity and under; Minor division, boys 17 Washburn at the Coffimuhitj-Club. Bob Grove, Philadelphia...... Best earned run average, 2.01 Idoontr & M tb m ToSMm Co. but they could have ieoksd further years and uuderj Mldabl dh'lslbn, Hia ioiephotie huitiber li \.- ■ rL ■ •'X'S ' V

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- I. MANCHESTER (CONN.) EVENING ilBRAt«D» TUESDAY, APRIL 1^, PAGE TEN Classification 6^ pYopcYty OwTicT, Rent Thot Vocont liotM for Bale Tfi Biuixiflss liocatloiu lor Bent 64 Houses for Sale 72 Want Ad Inlonnatlon PITKIN^ ST., new seven room Colonial PORTER STREET— Nice ^building lo.t LARGE FRONT ROOM, second-floor. 146 feet frontage.^ a Watkins Block. 13 Oak street. Apply the latest in house construction, buy BABY CHICKS — Smith Standard now and choose Vour that new home. Prtce ot STEAMSHIP TICKETS to and from Cert-o-culd thoroughbred from tree Watkins Brothers, Kno-fia. Phone 782-8. (Over Qainn s). all parts of the world—Cunard, decorations. Robert J. Smith, 1009 Manchester range stock. Chicks on hand at all Main.- Anchor White Star, French, Ameri­ tlm 3s. Manchester Grain and Coal Enjoy Home Houses for Bent 63 WASHINGTON ST.—^Dandy building can, Swedish, North German Lloyd Co., Apel Place. Tel. 1760. SIX ROOM HOUSE—Hardwood finish. lot; small amount of cash down; Evening Herald and several others. Assistance given terms arranged; sewe^ gas. sijw- CENTER ST., 185— Six room house, In excellent location; $500 cash will In securing passports. Robert J. b a r r e d PLYMOUTH ROCKS—Pr ze walk tfnd curb in front o* lOw Classified Advertisements Smith, 1009 Main street. Phone modern Improvements. Telephone take It or will trade for a building winning stock- In fancy and utility lot. See Stuart J. W asley, 8»7 Main Arthur A. Knofla. 876 Main street. 750-2. 244-4. Count »lx average word# classes. Eggs for hatching 52 per 15, Ownership street. Tel. 1428. _____ Phone 782-3., $11. per 100. J. P. Bowen. 570 W ood- ST. JOHN STREET—6 rooms, half Automobiles for Sale bridge street. Phone 2121. house. Improvements, gRtage In­ SIX ROOM house, all Improvements, Beal Estate for Exchange 76 quire 389 Lydall street. Teh 1372-4. garage In cellar, large garden, ex­ EGGS—Single Comb Rhode Island Is price of three lines. tra garage outside,' widow wants to FARM AND CITY property for sale FORD COUPE. 1925. In A No. 1 con­ Bed hatching eggs. $1.00 for 15, $6.00 sell. Call 58 Oxford street, after 6 rates per day for transient per hundred. 612 Keeney street. Tel. NOW— Apartment Buildings for Sale 69 o’clock or Saturday afternoons.____ or exchange. William Kanenl, el* Line dition, new tires. Call 1073. Center street. ads. 1194-12. Most of us possess the arde^nt wish for^home o'wner^ Effective March IT. 183T FORD TOURING, 1923 for sale. Good TEN ROOM FLAT for sale, excellent SEVEN ROOM SINGLE—Right on condition. Reasonable. Will demon­ e g g s —F or Sale, for preserving. Will ship "sometime” In the future— but •we continually post­ condition; convenient terins, 1-2 East Center street, near Green, all Legal Notices 79 Cash Charge deliver Ifl desired. Inquire Karl 7 cts 9 cts strate. Call at 55 Main street or pone plans for one reason or another— and the years minute from Center street, enquire modern, large lot, walk and curb^ S Consecutive Days 11 cts Erickson’s Garage. Tel. 1479-3._____ Marks, 136 Summer svieet or tele­ of owner. Call 812. AVlll be sold now a ‘. reasonable 3 Consecutive Days 9 cts pass on without the wish being fulfilled. AT A COURT OP PROBATE HELD 11 cts 13 cts phone 1877. ______figure. Robert J. Smith, 1009 Main. at Manchester, within and for tha FORD TRUCK, one ton, sood THREE FAMILY FLAT on Lllley S. C. R. I. CHICKS, Pines quality. Why wait?. District of Manchester, on the 9th. mechanical condition. Price $o0. T.iies street. All three floors, steam hea..d TWO FAMILY, 12 rooms, close to day o f April. A. D„ 1927. worth price. Hugo Kohls, 38 Cooper These chicks will produce winners Today and every day you can find greater "H om e'■ an d-n eatly arranged In fl'^ Main street on Woodland street, and layers. Call W. S. Haven. Coven­ Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq- ^special rates for long term every street. values in the Manchesters than were ordinarily avail­ Price Is very reasonable. Robert nearly one acre of land, to settle an try. Tel. 1064-4. Smith, 1009 Main street. estate $6000 is the price. Robert J. Judge. . , i M ^^L^'^'^rder^edSefr^^hre'e^or six days able. Modern methods of finance has put "home owner­ Estate of John Warnock late of Garages— Service— Storage 10 Smith, 1009 Main. Manchester, In said District, deccas- Articles for Sale 45 ship” within the means of every family. A small down Farm and Land for Sale 71 payment— ^you move in Immediately— and pay the bal­ 6 ROOM SI’ ^GLE for sale, all im ­ The Administrator having exhibit­ provements, Including heat and gas, ANTIQUES ance in monthly payments like rent. ed his administration account with G A R A G E — To rent Apply Patter- 6 ACRE FARM on State Road and 2-car garage, chicken coop, fruit said estate to this Court for allow­ Antiques bought, sold, repaired, re­ trolley line. House, barn and chick- trees, lot 150x140, owner out of son’s Market. stored. Reflnlshing and upholstering Daily In Herald Want Ads unusual values in "homes”- ance, It Is «... en coops. TT^ould mako exceliont town, price $5500. See Jas. J. Rohan. ORDERED:—That the 16th. day of of old and modern furniture. V. chicken farm. Price ,*^500-. Tel. 1668. Wanted Autos— Motorcycles 12 Hedeen, 37 Hollister street, are listed for sale. April, A. D., 1927,, at 9 o’clock , fore­ ^^No'^nni forbids” : display lines not Stuart J. Washley, 827 Main street. noon, at the Probate Offlee, In said Telephone 1428. ____ 6 ROOM BUNGALOW in high loca­ HOT W A T E R H EATER—^Vulcan, Manchester, be and the same is as- “°The Herald will not be responsible AUTOS—Will buy cars for junk. READ CLASSIFICATION 72 tion, two carc.d.1 gaiwfectgarage, \.i*sv.*s.s.*schicken coop.WWW*'* t J Ynf a hearing 'hAarinEr on the allowallow- - than one Incorrect Insertion Used parts for sale. Abels Service with brass and flue pipe, used two SMALL FARM near Crystal Lake, of any advertisement ordered for Station. Oak street. Tel. 789. months. 5 Ridgewood street. suitable for raising chickens. Good buy. Terms on request, also some will take It. See P. D. Domouo, ib rects the Administrator,a tu eivagive nub-pub­ "'The'\nadvc?tenromlsslon or Incor- Business Services Offered 13 Building Materials 47 choice building lots on ^ke. Wil­ Oak street. Tel. 1540. liam J. Bowler, West Wllllngton, lic notice to all persons Interestsd therein to appear and be heard there­ Machinery and Tools 62 Apartments— ^Flata— Conn. 7 ROOM BUNGALOW, new, all Im­ i i s i r a - B S WANTED GARDENS TO PLOW, CONCRETE BLOCKS—Come see me. Tenements for Rent 63 provements, in good locality. PrlM on by publishing a copy of this order ashes removed. Inquire 389 Ljdall I will give you a bargain. Alfred 73 $5400. $500 cash w ill take it. See ,P. in some newspaper having a circula­ ed. Rollet, Windermere street. Telephone FORDSON TRACTOR with ploughs Houses for Sale tion in said District, on or before street. Tel. 1372-4. 6 ROOM FLAT, all Improvements^ D. Comollo. 13 Oak street. Tcl. Iu40. April 12th.. 1927, and by posting a All advertisements tnust con^rm 1364-3. and harrow, just overhauled. In A Moviiig-Trucking-Storage No. 1 condition. Ready for work. L. fl7st floor on Lllley street. Call at 27 DOUGHERTY ST., new ten room WASHINGTON ST., nice new bunga­ copy of this order on the public sign­ N Hevenor, Wapplng, Conn. Tel. flat, 2 car garage. A nice home and post In the Town where tbe deceased Electrical Appliances— Radio 49 ^'^ROOm ''®®TENEMENT w ith new low for sale: six rooms, silver light last dwelt 4 days before said day of 67-4. 5 investment. Terms. Price right. fixtures, dandy lay-out: price_ right, PKRRETT & GLENNEY—Local and garage, all Improvements. Call 731 A rthur A. Knofla. Tel. 782-2. hearing and return make to this revise or reject any copy con- BALKITE CHARGERS — For sale terins. Arthur A. Knofla, 875 Main Court. edit. long distance moving and trucking. Wearing Apparel— Fura 57 Cottage street. _____. street. (Over Quinn’s). ads Daily express to Hartford. Livery several Balklte chargers, 8 30 Amp HOLLYWOOD—New six room single, WILLIAM S. HYDE ®‘ pY o s i n g ®‘iio u r ^^^ car for hire. Telephone 7--. Hartford A batteries reg. $18—only oak floors, steam heat. Lot 60^x140. Judge. 5 r o o m : p l a t , upstairs. Apply Mrs. WASHINGTON ST.—^Nlce new bunga. H-4-12-27. ^^Iv^eVb^'rro^fock - - Sftur^da^^; $9.00 for battery and charger. Bar- TAILORS—English woolen company, Terms. Arthur A. Knofla. Tel. 7S--Z. stows Radio Shop, 695 Main street. Annie Macomber, 58 Birch street. low for sale; six rooms, silver light AVANTED—RETURN LOAD from tailors since 1898. Local dealer (Over Quinn’s Drug Store).______fixtures, dandy lay-out: price right, \ 10:30 a. m. . a J c Boston, Providence or enrouto. Tuos- Harry Anderton, 38 Church street. Legal Notices South Manchester. Phone 1221-2. p l a t __^New 5 room, all Improve- terms. Arthur A. Knofla, 875 Main Telephone Your Want Ads dav. April 19th; also part load to, Fuel and Feed 49-A MUNROE ST., beautiful six room street. (Over Quinn’s.) and load or part load from New ments. Inquire 270 Oak street, after | bungalow, ideal corner location, two Ads are aoccp_tcd o v e j theU^ephono York, last of April. Perrett & Glen- 5. “’AuiRr-VRATE given above Wanted— To Buy 6 8 car garage. Price right. Arthur A. ney. Telephone 7-2. Knofla. Tel. 782-2, 875 Main. Legal Notices 79 adve^rtlsers. ^b^ CLEAN QUALITY COAL— p l a t s —T wo. upstair flats, with Im­ • NOTICE! « r a t e s will be accepted as brlc-a- provements; also store. Rents ve^ AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD the CJ 21 ANTIQUE FURNITURE and NEW SINGLE toward the Green, six Pursuant to the order of the Court PalQtlng— Papering braci Frederick E. Hughes, Pitkln at Manchester, within and for the FULI( reasonable. -^PP^y rooms, steam, gas. oak trlni and District o f Manchester, on the 11th. of Frobate for the District of Man­ AT LOAYEST-IN-THE-CITY street. Phone 386-2. street Telephone 28-2 or 409-3. '’I floors. French doors, built in fix­ chester. Conn., I will.sell at private lay® foUowing the tho^fi^ PAINTING— And paperhanging. Ha%-e dav ot April. D.. 1927. GREENACRES—Five room upper tures, a complete home for $7300_ Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq.. sale on A pril 16th„ 1927, at 9 a. m, at your work done before •■''® PRICES, OUR MODERN JUNk—I will pay highest prices for easy terms. Robert J. Smith, 1009 Probate offlee In said District, the AVork done neatly and reasonably. all kinds of junk; also buy all kinds fiat. all modern Improvements, , x . real estate of the Estate of W illiam MECHANICAL HANDLING of chickens. Morris H. Lessner, tele­ garage. Inquire ■ 181 Wadsworth St. Main street. Estate of Lorenz J. xPansen late o f Ted LeClalr. Tel. 2377. Manchester, In said. District, deceas- L. Buckland, described In application * «5 phone 982-4. ______Phone 1198-5. ■= 79 for said order of sale. Dated Manches­ cannot be guaranteed. 23 DEAUCES AND CLEANERS Legal Notices ed. ter, April 9, 1927. Repairing RAGS. MAGAZINES—Bundled paper JOHNSON BLOCK. Main street, 3 The Administratrix having exhibit­ ed her administration account with The Hartford-Connectlcut Trust Phone 664 ASSURES YOU 100 PER and junk bought at highest cash room apartment, all modern Im­ AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD Co. By Thomas J. Rogers, assistant r k e y f i t t i n g prices. Phere 849-3 and I will call. I. provements. Apply to Albert Harri­ said estate to this Court for allow a s k ®'On WANT AP SERVICE VPERT Laun at Manchester, within and for tlie secretary. mowers sharpened and repaired, also CENT CLEAN CO.-VL -VND Eisenberg. son, 33 Myrtle street. Phone 17 lO. ance. it is district of Manchester, cn the 9th, ORDERED:—That the 16th. day of scissors, knives and saws sharpen^- day o f April. A. D., 1927. Index of Classifications ed. AVork called for and delivered. SUBSTANTIAL REDUCTION MAIN ST., 370, second floor five room April, A. D., 1927, at 9 o’clock, fore­ .Ipartments— Plats— Present W ILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., noon, at the Probate Offlee, In said Harold Clemson. 108 North Llm 63 flat. Apply 372 Main street. Phone street, Manchester, Conn. Tele­ IN COST WHICH WE PASS Tenements for Rent 465-2. Judge. , , X . Manchester, be and the same is as­ FIVE DAY WAIT SOON Evening H era l^ n t Ads are Estate of John Warnock late of signed for a hearing on the allow- grouped according to cla^mca phone 4 6 2 . ______Manchester in said district deceased ON TO OUR CUSTOMERS. APARTMENTS—Three, and four MIDDLE TURNPIKE, 135 west. Five anee of said administratlo’i account rooiTi sscond floor flfl-t, 3.11 modorn Upon application o f The M anches- with said estate, xx..x.and thi.sx...., Court------dl-- . GENERAL CARPENTER work room apartments, heat, janitor ser­ ter Trust Co., administrator, praying Administratrix to give pub- FOR NUPTIAL UCENSE around house such as shingling,- MANCHESTER GRAIN AND vice. gas range, refrigerator, In-a- im provem ents. Phone 168-3. that said court determine the hsirs oi j lie notice fnto all npr-«;nnapersons Interestedinterested Lost and Found ...... \ building Sarages, etc. Inquire 11 door bed furnished. Call Manchester said estate and order the administra­ Construction Company. 2100\or tele­ NEW FIVE ROOM flat, all modern therein to appear and be heard here­ Announcements ...... ‘ ’ 3 Ashworth street Tel. 172--. COAL CO. PHONE 1760. tor to pay to said heirs their portion on by publishing a copy of this order phone 782-2. ______‘ improvements. Including steam heat, New Law, Effective July 1| Personals • — • — ...... shades and garage, 14 Edgerton St. of said estate, according to the in some newspaper having a circula­ LYWN MOWER SEASON is almost statute in such case provided as per tion in said District, on or before Puts Ban on Sudden Mar* Automobiles for Sale ...... ^ here. Avoid the inevitable conges­ HARDWOOD—Under cover $9.00 per BISSELL ST., 73—Three room tene­ Phone 1068-3. application on file, it Is tion with consequent ’"'a'f Py sav­ Reo truck load. Call after 5 p. m. ment. steam heated, all improve April 12. 1927, and by posting a copy riages in Connecticut. Automobiles •;;; 6 NICE 5 ROOM tenement, modern, has ORDERED:—That the foregoing o f this order on the public signpost Auto Accessories—Tires ...... ^ ing yours taken care of NOW, be 116 W ells street. Phone 1307-2. ments. with or without garage, also application be heard and determined in the Town where the deceased last Auto Repairing—Painting ...... fore you need It, Braithwalte, 150 furnished rooms. Telephone 1545-2 hot air heat, rent low. Call 2100 Company, at the Probate office in Mancliester dwelt. 4 days before .said day of hear­ Notification was received at’ the Center street. SEASONED HARD WOOD—$7.00 per Manchester Construction in said District, on the ICtli. day of or telephone 782-2. ing and return make to this Court. Autos—Ship by Truck ...... ° load, also white Birch $6.00 load. COOPER ST.. 31— Five rooms, second April, A. D., 1927, at 9 o’clock. In the WILLIAM S. HYDE town clerk’s office today of a SHARPENED lawn mowers Trucking and ashes moved. Tel 24-4. floor flat, $30 per month. April 1st. forenoon, and that notice be given to Judge. change in the marria.se license Autos— For I.».n e * * * * V * * * * * 10 Home Bank and Trust Company OAK ST. 170— F our room tenement, Garages—Service-Storage ...... sissors, razors. John Garibaldt HO all persons interested in said estate H-4-12-27. laws which make it compulsory Spruce street, WOOD—Chestnut wood, hard wood first floor, all Improvements, new Motorcycles—Bicycles ...... „ house, with . arage. Inquire 164 Oak of the pendency of said application for all applicants, whether resi­ Xited Autos-Motorcycles 12 and slab wood, sawed stove length, FOUR ROOM RENT for a desirable and the time and place ot hearing Bualneas and Profesalonnl Servicea Tailoring-Dyeing-Cleanbig 24 and under cover. L. T. Wood, 55 Bls- small family, wash stand, bath street or call 616-5. thereon, by publishing a copy of this dent or non-resident, to wait five sell street. Telephone 496. white enameled sink, with enameled Business Services Offered ...... 13 OAKLAND ST., 351— Five room fiat, order in some newspaper having a days for licenses. .’The law ' be­ Household-Services Offered -----13 A rooms and grained floors, with other circulation in said district, on or be­ DENNY COMEDY COMES d y e i n g and pressing. all improvements Inquire 701 Main comes effective on July 1. Building—Contracting ...... CLEANING, Garden— Farm— Dairy Products 50 improvements, for $18. Garden If de fore April 12. 1927, and by posting a Florists—Nurseries ...... Shop open . a. in. until 8 p. ni. Call sired. Don’t miss this chance. Apply street. Sam Yulyes. Heretofore only non-resident I. B. Nelson, 129 Center copy of this order on the public sign­ I’i’uiieral Directors 2403. Mrs. to F. W. Seastrand, 91 Main street, post in said town of Manchester, at TO STATE WEDNESDAY couples were required to wait five Heating—Plumbing—Roofing .. 1? street. APPLES—Gano, Greenings, and Seek- So. Manchester. PURNELL BLOCK—3 room heated days for their licenses, while in No-Furthers, Green Mountain pota­ apartment with kitchenette and least 4 days before the day of said Insurance ...... /;**...... 19 bath. Modern Improvements. Rea­ hearing, to appear if they sea cause other cases, whether both or only isiillinery—Dressmaking ...... Wanted— Business Service 28 toes. and sweet cldei. Edgewood FIVE ROOM flat, upstairs, all Im at said time and place, and. be. heard Movlng--Trucklng-Storage .... 20 Fruit Farm. Telephone 945. W. H. provements, bath room, garage^ sonable price. Apply G. E. Keith. one of the, contracting parties ’were 18 relative thereto, and make return to Painting—Papering ...... Cowles. Next to State Theater. Inquire Furniture Company. this Court. “ Take It From Me” Is One of residents, the license could be is­ WANTED—ORDERS for home made Bissell street. Professional Services ...... pies, cakes, clam chowder, brown APPLES—Hand picked sprayed Bald­ RIDGEWOOD ST.—4 room tenement, WILLIAM S. HYDE Double Feature Bill Tomor­ sued immediately. bread, etc. Mrs. Wade, 57 Cooper St. wins, $1.00 per bushel. Ruta-Ragas, 2 steam heated furnished rooms, Judge. It is said that the law has ■no Tailoring-Dyeing— Cleaning FOSTER ST., 91—Six room tenement H-4-12-27. row. 90c. Peter Miller, 743 Tolland Turn­ with all improvements. Phone 1320- gas, set tubs, pantry and clothes teeth because of the fact that there Toilet Goods and Services .. closet, electricity and ’-ath, also Wanted—Business Service . Help Wanted—Female 35 pike. Telephone 364-3. 12 or 409-3.______is no provision for the compulsory Educational single rooms. Call 109 Foster street. publication of the applications. 27 -\PPLES—Baldwin apples, true to 4 ROOM TENEMENT, upstairs, elec­ A typical Reginald Denny picture Courses and Classes ...... SEVERAL WOME.. for pleasant out­ name and taste.- grade A 75c per RENTALS-^Several desirable rents MYSTERY DRAMA Private Instruction ...... ‘ door work, representing The Herald. tric lights, gas, hot water, garage, is the famous comedian’s latest star­ basket, grade B 50c. Telephone 38-6. if wanted. 29 Griswold street.______with modern improvements. Inquire Dancing ...... on See A. Meredith. 10 Bissell street. Walter N. Foster, Foster Farm, Edward J. Holl. Teh 560.______ring production, “ Take It From M usical— Dramatic ...... " S. A. PLANS PICTURE South Manchester. 9 A. M. W apping. 4 ROOM FLAT—Bath, gas and lights, Me,” which comes to the State ■Wanted—Instruction ...... THREE ROOMS—Heated apartments AT RIALTO TODAY! F in an cial WOMAN to do general housework. second floor, rent $22. 226 Wood- theater for one engagement tomor­ B on ds— Stocks—Mortgages ...... 31 BARBERRY BUSHES. 3 years old. bridge street. O. E. Powell. with bath. Apply shoemaker. Trot­ No laundry-work. Mrs. Walter $5.00 per hundred. Telephone 861-4 row. Denny has done more in this Business Opportunities ...... ter Block. SERYICE GOOD FRIDAY Olcott, 21 Forest street, telephone or call at 36 Griswold street. 4 ROOM TENEMENT—12 Moore The Justine was London’s latest, jilm than he has ever done before Money to Loan ...... 357. ______and the result is as pleasing to him Money Wanted ...... street, all Improvements, $20 month. luxurious loafery, dedicated to easy 1 C.AL. PRIVETS, $5 hundred, Barberry Apply 13 Moore street. F.^MHilAB as it has been to thousands who One of the most interesting ser­ Help and Sltnatlona $5.00 liuiidred. Borders delivered money ana uneasy feei. Within its Help Wanted—Female ...... - 3b have seen it and acclaimed it a vices to be conducted by the Sal­ YOUNG GIRL to take care of baby and planted, roses 25c eacli. mixed FIVE ROOM FLAT—All modern im­ gilded portals Bernard Stockmar, a Help Wanted—Male ...... from 1:30 to 5 afternoons. Call 1187. He: Haven’t I seen your face vation Army during the Easter Help Wanted—Male or Female.. 37 gladiola 50c dozen, Joliii McConville, provements. Inquire 147 East Cen­ professional dancer had learned to great picture. Homestead Park. Telephone 1364-13. ter street. somewhere? make the jazz craze profitable by It is the companion feature to season will be the stereopticon ser­ Agents Winted ----- ...... Help Wanted— Male 30 She: Very likely— it goes about “ The Price of Honor.” the story ot vice to be held at 7:30 on Good Situations Wanted—Female ... 38 SWEET CIDER — Freshly made, taking advantage of his partners’ Situations W anted—Male ...... 33 right from the press at 25c a gal, by with me a good deal— Sydney Bul­ false steps. As he was also a foreign a girl who fought to keep her good Friday night in the Citadel. The Employment Agencies ------YOUNG MAN with or without sale's Poor “ Children of Divorce’ name unbesmirched although the Live Stock—Pets— Poultry— Vehicle* the barrel!, Baldwin Apples $1.30 bu. letin. spy Stockmar was able In this man title of the story is the "Cross ot experience to sell electric ap­ Call 970-5. II. Silverstein. temptations confronting her seem­ Christ.” It will be illustrated by Dogs—Birds—Pets ...... ’ J pliances. Apply between S-9 a. m. ner to frequently secure valuable Live Stock—Vehicles ...... =- G. E. Keith ed at times too strong to resist. about 60 slides all dealing with Ask for Mr. Pease. Hoasehold Goods 51 papers from the wives of political Poultry and Supplies ----- ..... «3 Furniture Co. men of power. "Take It From Me,” has an un­ scenes from the crucifixion. Wanted — Pots—Poultry—Stock 44 usually large cast, bristling with This series of religious pictures, For Sale— Miscellaneous YOUNG MEN—Several for special Stockmar is the character who Articles for Sale ...... ” starts the plot boiling in "Burnt well-known names. together with a specially prepared sales work. See A. Meredith, 10 Bis­ GAS Rx\NGE— Large Acorn. Inquire Blanche Mehaffey, who made such Boats and Accessories ...... sell street. So. Manchester. 9 A. M. 20 Spruce street or telephone 672. Fingers,” the Pathe picture featur­ lecture is said to be one of the Building Materials ...... 47 a hit in “ His People,” “ A Woman finest of its kind ever offered, Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry .. 48 ing Eileen Percy, (Jeorge O'Hara Help Wanted— xMale or Female 37 GAS RANGE for sale, second hand; Phone Your Want Ads and Edna Murphy which heads the of the World,” and "The Runaway peculiarly pertinent and suitable Electrical Appliances—Radio .-49 also bread mixer, and a music mas­ Express,” plays the feminine lead. to the day upon which it will be Fuel and Feed ...... U’ • ’ : ’ ’ I ter loud speaker. 29 Park street. double feature bill being offered at Jean Tolley, star of "The Uninvited interspersed Garden—Farm—Dairy Products 50 SPARE TIME WORKERS can earn To the the Rialto theater today and tomor­ ______.. given. It will be Household Goods ...... of two dollars per hour. See A. Mere­ MET.A.L AND GLASS POLISH — W e Guest and other productions,' has ai time hymns sug' Machinery and Tools ...... 5- dith. 10 Bissell street.. South Man- want every housewife in Manches­ row. Eileen Percy is seen as the prominent role. gested by the idea ot the Cross. Musical Instruments ...... “ 3 dancer’s partner, and she is prob­ cnester. 9. A. M. ter to try it. No rubbing. Especial­ Lee Moran, former two-reel com­ Among them will be "Jesus Offlee and Store Equipment ----- 54 ly good for silver, brass and nickel. ably the only woman who has ever Sporting Goods— Guns ...... 55 Situations Wanted— Female 38 The Novelty Shop, 997 Main street. edy star of the “ Lyons and Moran” Keep Me Near the Cross,” "When I Specials at the Stores ...... 56 Evening Herald danced with him that didn’t fall a team, and Ben Hendricks, Jr., popu­ Survey the Wondrous Cross’ 'and W earing Apparel— Furs ...... 57 OLD C.\RPETS and rugs made in o prey to his fascinating personality. POSITION as housekeeper. Address lar" leading man, have roles almost others. There will be no charge W anted— To Buy ...... “ !> fluffy rugs; work guaranteed. Rugs And because she always evaded his as important as that of the star. Booms— Board— Hotels— Resorts Housekeeper. 21 Brainard Place. for sale. G. O. Case, agent. Peerless for admission. Restaurants Tel. ’1 474. grasp he liked her the best *f all. Tonight ■will see the last showing Rug Co., South W indsor. Conn., P. When she secretly visits his apart­ Rooms Without Board ...... 59 O Burnside, R. F. D. Tel. Laurel "The Music Master,” which has Boarders Wanted ...... ’ ’ ■“""-n Dogs— Birds— Pets 41 261-3. ment he thinks he has tfon her been playing to large crowds at the Country Board— Resorts ...... 60 but when she leaves he Is lying on ABOUT TOWN Hotels—Restaurants ...... 61 Call 664 State for the past few days. "The the floor mortally wounded. Was it Wanted—Rooms—Board ...... 6^ POMER.4.NIAN PUPS for sale. Four EASY ARITHMETIC Music Master” is one of the most Real Estate For Bent black Pomeranian pups six weeks by Anne Cabell’s hand? Why did beautiful human interest storle^s Geiirge H. Williams and Edward Apartments, Flats, Tenements.. 63 old. two males, two females, ex­ And Ask for a Want Ad Taker ceptionally •small, price righ*- Tel. she steal into his apartment at that has come to Mauchester in J. Murphy have been chosen dele­ Business Locations for Ren: ... 64 First Chorus Girl: When the night? These two questions and long time and the role of the old gates to the state convention of Houses for Rent ...... 65 2348. Call after 5 p. ni. Joseph Tell Her What You Want Suburban fer Rent ...... 66 Chicolne, 163 Maple street. South manager asked me my age, I could many others are answered in an musician, played by Alec B. Fran­ the Knights of Columbus ’which Summer Homes for R ent ...... 67 Manchester, Conn. not for the life of me remember engrossing fashion in “ Burnt Fin­ cis, is as good, a characterization as will be held in Greenwich in the Wanted to Rent ...... 61 whether I was 20 or 21. An experienced operator will take your ad, help you gers.” . has ever been' seen. early part of May, The alternates Real Estate For Sale SUES MAIN STREET COUPLE Second Chorus Girl: What did word it for best results, and see that It is properly in-' The second attraction on the As might be expected, the screen are Jess Williams and Wilbrod J. Apartment Buildings for Sale...- 69 An attachment in the amount of Business Property for Sale ...... 70 you say? serted. Bill will be mailed same day allowing you same hill will be "High Hand” version of "The Music'Master” fol­ Messier. Farms and Land for Sale ...... 71 $300 in favor of D. ’W. Kelsey, lo­ rapid fire tale of the so called wide lows the (Stage version closely. cal milkman, on property owned by First Chorine: Oh, I split the until seventh day after insertion to take advantage of Houses for Sale ...... 7- difference and said 19.— London open spaces. Leo Maloney has the Most of the action of the picture Mrs. Lillian Todd Keeney, 17110 Ijots for Sale ...... ‘ 3 H. F. and Ethel W. Eddy of 364 the CASH RATE. has just returned from Florida, has Resort Property for Sale ...... 74 Main street, was registered in lhe(| Opinion, lead In this drama which fairly takes place in 1900 and the period bristles with gun-play. Other sub immediately following. ,The New been admitted to the Memorial hos­ Suburban for Sale ...... 75 town clerk’s office today. The at­ Real Estate for Exchange ...... 75 Want Ads sell automo- jects to be shown Include a comedy York of that day, with all its quaint pital for treatment. W anted— Real Estate ...... 77 tachment was Issued by F. R. Man- Herald charm, furnishes the background Auction— Legal Notices and news reel. ning of Hartford and served by [ biles. The Manchester Trust company, Auction Sales ...... 78 Constable James W. Foley. for the drama. Legal Notices 79 Costumes of the nineteen hun­ executor of the estate 'of the late By Frank Beck dreds contribute considerably to John F. Sheridan, has sold to GAS BUGGIES—(>)ine Early and Avoid the Rush the beauty of the picture. The big John and Agnes Kuzis the proper­ church wedding scene, in, which ty at the comer of Union and W H O O IE ...1 r W O W ! K EEP A - ^ l Lois Moran is married to Neil North streets. The property has a / MY STARS — (HOW PO ITS MIGHTY FUNNY. GOING, AMY. HOPE WB’RE ^ fwHAT A SMASH I KNOW !! WE NEVER HAD ANY FORGOT ABOUT Hamilton, is strongly reminiscent frontage of 86 feet on North street -THE WILL — HAVE A TH INK NOT LATE,.

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A daughter was born this morn­ NOVELTY MINSTREL The marriage of David Collins of Maple street and Miss Stella ing at the Memorial hospital to AND DANCE ABOUTTOWN Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Morrell, of May Peterson of Hartford will take 325 Tolland Turnpike, Oakland. place Saturday evening at seven Harding School o’clock at St. Mary’s Episcopal Lillian Jorgsnson and Percy Paul Quish, of 39 Locust street, church. The rector, Rev. J. Stuart Ansplccs Community Club Neill, will perform the ceremony. CHILDREN’S EASTER APPAREL Howe of Hartford have sold to Jo­ was remoyed to Memorial hospital seph Borla of this town Lot No. 55 last night where he underwent an . TON IG H T operation for acute appendicitis. He Mrs. Frank L. Hollister of 48 in the Homestead Park tract, part Seliendel’s Orchestra. Hollister street will give a card of the estate of the late John Rowe. is resting comfortably. party at her home tomorrow after­ Members of Hose Co., No. 1, noon for the benefit of Sunset Manchester, had a supper at the Council, Degree of Pocahontas. Cashmere hose house last erening. Four prizes will be awarded and Spring Coats refreshments served. Charles Kuhr of Bissell street sold all fixtures and personal prop­ Mrs. Roy G. Hapgood of White- For the Miss erty at his store ut 20 Bissell fleld. Me., has returned to her home Coats street on Friday to Harry Yillin of after visiting her mother, Mrs. Hartford, according to a warrantee Coleman Kelly of Center street. 7 to 14 years deed filed Ih the office of the town for the child clerk today. An attachment was Mrs. W. R. Skewes of 169 West placed on the Kuhr restaurant a Center street is recovering from an Hi week ago by Adolph KIttel, who al­ attack of appendicitis. 1 to 2 years leged non-pajTnent of rent. No re­ I Group Purchasing Latest | lease of the attachment had been Mias Carrie Novak, of 477 Cen­ filed today. ter street, left Sunday morning for $5.98to$14.98 a trip to New York, Long Island and New Jersey. She will be gone Frank Swald of East Hartford, 1 Form Of Economy A New | a week and plans to visit her sister Even the young miss must look her was admitted to the Memorial hos­ Anna and other relatives. pital today for a minor operation. $3.98 to $7.98 very best Easter Sunday, and she surely Manchester Lodge of Masons will will if she selects her coat from our large Mrs. Ellen Curran, of 78 Ridge confer the Master Mason’s degree Darling little models In flesh, or white assortment. Serviceable coats In plain I Thought For Thrifty | street, was discharged from the at the meeting in Odd Fellows hall cashmere trimmed with embroidery or models that are always in good taste. Col­ Memorial hospital today. . this evening. smocking. There are also a few crepe do chine coats at this price. ors: brown, blue, green, tan. etc. Frank Hlllery, of Hartford Road, Employees of. the Orford Soap I W om en. I has returned to his home from the company will have a triple holiday Memorial hospital. at Easter. The factory will close Manufacturers group their purchases from the mills down Thursday evening for the re­ Mr. ad Mrs. Robert McConnell mainder of the week. I z to make savings on the cloths they buy. of 20 Ashworth street have return­ ed from a few days’ visit in New Retailers group their purchases from the manufac­ A card just received from E. L. York City. G. Hohenthal, who was a guest at Boys’ Coats turers to economise on the garments they buy. Children’s the Ceneral Hotel, Berlin, tells of Memorial Temple, Pythian Sis­ the visit there of the “ floating uni­ Why then? Shouldn’t the customer group for buying ters will meet for its regular busi­ versity” students, during which to save money on the clothing she purchases. ness session Thursday evening in “ old glory” floated above the great 2 to 5 years Orange hall. A rehearsal of the hotel. The traveler also refers to We offer our Easter patrons three examples of group degree team in preparation of the his pleasure in meeting Paul Mom- Coats purchasing and point out the savings. visit of the grand officers Thurs­ mers, formerly of Manchester, who day evening, April 28 will be held extends his greetings to his home­ and it is essential that all attend. 3 to 6 years From Group No One town friends. $5.98 to $9.98 Choose your coat from any $39.50 gannent in regular niimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii stock. New Twills, Poiret Sheens, Mixtures, Plaids or Silk Coats, all the new colorings in plain or f uiTed, either Sonny’s last year coat probably will for women or misses sizes. have to be discarded for lack of length or $5.98 to $12.50 I PMPN something else, but you will find sturdy Choose your Dress from our regular stock. Geor­ little models In our stock. Tweeds and Serviceable coats In woolen fabrics or gettes, Crepes, Prints or Satins in the light Spring color­ woolen fabrics In dark shades. Sizes 2 tweeds In the plain colors of powder blue, ings. to 5 yeai-s. tan, navy, green and beige In plain or belt­ ed models. Total for the two is $54.50. GOOD THINGS TO CAT Our Group P rice ...... $45.00 WEDNESDAY Infants’ Silk Bonnets Children’s Hats From Group No Two Frocks for Porch and House Wear. The newest Spring styles, attractive novelty frocks in all the color­ F resh Fish 99c to $1.98 $1.49 to $3.98 ful shades that are to be popular this season, in a show­ To wear with the light cashmere or crepe de chine coat- ■ We have a wide assortment from which to select. Silk ing broad and varied. = BUCK SHAD I dainty bonnets of silk in flesh or white. Sizes 12 to 15. or straw hats in all the wanted shades to match the new coat. Reasonably priced. Very Best Maker, such as Hubrite, Queen Quality, I ROE SHAD I makes that you know about so well. Sacson too, the I FILET OF HADDOCK | Hale’s Children’s Dept.— ^Main Floor, Rear. best for all around goodness. I FILET OF COD | Our regular price is $1.95 each. I SMOKED FILET OFHADDOCK | Our Group Offer, 3 f o r ...... $5.00 1 S We have another keg of dandy plump Salt Mackerel, r From Group No Three S They will sell at 25c each, 2 for 49c. = S We will have another shipment of Shad, Halibut and Cod ~ you have selection of the New Snappy Three Piece En­ = Thursday afternoon or Friday morning. It Is always hard to E EASTER semble Suits, cloth or silk, $45.00 kind from regular 5 get fish Good Friday If you wait until the last minute. Wljy E stock and a New Spring Top Coat that we price regular S not place your order now and be sure to get just what you want. = at $29.50 to be worn with the suit you select. The two garments would cost you regular $74.50. E Nice Lean Pieces of Pinehurst Quality Corned Beef. = = Tub Butter 55c. 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R A VIO L A SPECIAL EVERY WEDNESDAY Maple St. Restaurant 23 Staple Sti'eet $3.95 to $ 12.50 Dress Up ARTESIAN WELI.S Some things be done without, if need be—but a new Easter hat, never. Drilled Any Diameter— And you d be willing to scour the town to find its cleverest and most becoming Any Depth Any Place L ^ t^ . chapeau. But there is no need to do that, once you have seen the splendid assortment we carry. Come in tonight and select your Easter hat Charles F. Volkert while our assortment is at its best. Blast Hole Drilling Monkeyskin Mother Goose Gooseberry 9 . _ Test Drilling for Foundation Easter Reseda Green Queen Blue Water Systems I Pumps for All Purposes. Gray Black Navy Rose At this season, when a man likes to appear at his Tel. 1375-i>. best, our showing of Spring wearables commends itself r HIGHLAND PARK P. 0 . particularly to your attention. Milan Crochet Straw Pedaline L Pearson Bengaline H air Vicas Hale’s Hat Dept.— ^Main Floor Men’s Suits Teacher of Piano, Organ and Theory STORE OPEN ALL DAY THURSDAY. CLOSES GOOD FRIDAY AT NOON. Attractive in pattern, just right in tailoring and style. One and two pant suits at $25 to $40. For Appointments Call FREE! Those four piece Sport suits with both pants and at Studio. A Decorated H at Box- knickers are going to be very popular. Sporty grays ^ ' 1009 Main St., Tel. 1925-5 and light shades, $35 to $40. With Every $3.95 Hat ^ I Post Office Building. or Over. m . souTH ^MR hCH€STER ‘ CONN ' . Men’s Topcoats FOR EASTER The top coat is the thing to put the finish to your costume. Select from a good assortment at $25 and $30. A Mallory Hat LOCAL ELK OFFICIALS Select from the season’s new­ uiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiif Knit-Tex Top Coats, always popular for their good appearance and durability at est styles at TO BE. SEATED THURSDAY PLAN TO JACK DP i $30. $5 to $7 Three Manchester men will be inducted into office In the Rock­ SEWER CONTRACTOR I FOR GIFTS Easter Neckwear ville lodge of Elks on Thursday evening by Past Exalted Ruler Positively the prettiest Bert Thompson of Middletown, We invite you to see our latest arrival in Chiha lua- 5 Eighth District Directors to styles that we have shown. Pat­ the installing officer. George H ., S reware— decorated china made by a new process with 5. Hats and Caps Urge Hartford Man to Finish terns that are exclusive in Williams of this town, who has; .S wonderful heat resisting qualities. Odd pieces and sets S Maiwin Hats in the Spring shades at $5 and $6. served one term as exalted ruler His Job. Manchester with this store of the Rockville lodge, will be in­ s in very attractive shapes, $1.50 up. ' | Spring Caps in light shades and new patterns are going strong at $1.50 and $2» $1 and $1.50 stalled for his second term in that Directors of the Eighth School office. The other local men who and Utilities district, at their meet­ were elected to office are Claud ing last night, decided to make Spring Shirts Truax, who Is trustee, and Henry strenuous efforts to have Nicholas Gottsclialk, loyal knight. I Dewey'Richman Go. | Casiano, Hartford man who has Newest patterns in fancy col­ A baquet will be given In the lar attached shirts at the contract for the North End E Jewelers, Stationers, Opticians. S Rockville House at 6 o’clock for sewer system, push his work the installing office* and his staff. $2, $2.50 and $2.95 through to completion as soon as I "Gifts That Last” * I’ Following the 4nstallation and E S ' meeting, a roast beef supper will possible. The work has lagged con­ ARTHUR L. HULTMAN siderably and a member of the be served to the members and vis­ uiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimmiiiA, iting Elks. board said today that he saw no Visit Our Boys’ Department. Down Stairs. SYMINGTON SHOP reason why work should not have been resumed with the weather as I At the Center Poor "Children of Divorce” favorahl* u 11 lik ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD. K PAYiS. ■

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