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OVER100S1N6 JUST A BIT OF DRY HUMOR JOURNEY FACES LA GUARDIA RAPS - ROOSEVELT’S PLEA IN GLEE CLUB FATEASTRIAL SOLDIERS’ BONUS CONCERT HERE N E A I^ H E E N D NOT FOR CLASSES, New York Congrebman SPECIAL ELECTION Beethoven Organization Is Black Rock Innkeeper HE TELLS CRITICS Would Rather Help All VOTE LIGHT TODAY Augmented By Worcester Charged With Killing Car BEATS UP HERALD Answers Smith's Challenge Jobless With An Unem Group— Both Are Brilliant penter and Attempting To By Stating His Policy Was ployment Insurance. Expect Nearly 2,000 To Be MAN AT MEETIHt In Fine Program. Bum Up His JBody. To Help All At the Same Cast Before Polls Close At Washington, April 18.—(AP) — By Walter JojTier Bridgeport, 19*—(-^) — Robert L Carney Victim of Time— Denies He Means Full payment of the soldiers bonus Murder charges against Joseph Jour The seventh annusu concert of the was assailed upon a wide front to Eight Tonight ney, Black Rock innkeeper accused Beethoven Glee Club was given last Assaolt By Joseph Char- To Set Class Against day by members of Congress who of slaying Frank Buda, carpenter, evening in the High school Audi fought during the World War. were expected to reach the Jury Less than 300 votes had been poll torium. Fridolf T. Anderson, bari La Guardia (R., N. Y.), called for late today. tier, Blacksmith. Class. ed at noon today on the School Con tone and John B. Cadieux, tenor, unemployment insurance to help all With testimony for both sides solidation measure, but indications both of Worcester, and also the unemployed instead of singling out completed last Friday, attorneys be pointed to a large evening vote as Mendelssohn Singers of Worcester Joseph Chartier, tax collector in St. Paul, Minn., April 19— (A P )— one group of sufferers. He argued, gan arguments at the opeMng of is the usual thing in questions of assisted. the Eighth School and Utilities dis Governor Franklin D, Rooseyelt of also that veterans should not be the court this morning. this kind. The polls close at eight The program: trict and north end blacksmith, will New York has picked up the chal victims of currency inflation, but o’clock tonight. Journey attempted to appear at Sanctus ...... Schubert be presented in town court tomor lenging gauntlet hurled at him by should be paid in real money. The Worisers The Nim of Nidaros...... Buck what promised to be the last day of Johnson (R., S. D.) and Simmons The personnel at the polls today Beethoven Glee Club the trial, dressed formally, but was row charged with assault and bat- former Governor Alfred E. Smith. (R., Neb.) said there should be is as follows: Moderator, Otto Nel Mendelssohn Singers The camera doesn’t lie, so what you see must be true—Bishop James forestalled by Judge John R. Booth- Addressing a St. Paul audience some changes in the laws but that son; Checkers (Women), Joseph Serenade ...... Schubert Cannon, Jr. (left) with his foot on a brass rail, and Canon William S. The defendant. Jail officials said, last night he denied vehemently the there should not be full payment of Moriarty .and Ghas. Griffith: (Men) Arise, O Sim ...... Day Chase (right) Jovially Joining him at the bar. But don’t think the world insisted in attiring himself In a inference of Smith that be proposed Otto Sonniksen and Edward F. has turned upside down, ’The “Saloon" was only a realistic anti-liquor Tuxedo before appearing in the the bonus now. Simmons said he Fridolf Anderson “to set class against class” to fur would favor payment of the present Moriarty. Machine tenders, Thomas Hail to Our Native Land ___ Verdi exhibit at the “Prohibition Fair” in Washington and the two dry leaders court room, but Judge ^oth, bear value of the certificates but that he Tedford, Thomas Sheridan, John (from Aida—arr. Andrews) were merely obliging the cameraman. The fair was sponsored by the ing of his plans, sent Instructions for ther the ends of his campaign for did not believe veterans could Thompson, Charles O’Connor, John Pilgrim’s Chorus— (Tannhauser) .. Women’s National Committee for Law Enforcement. him to attend in conventional attire. the Democratic presidential nomina equitably ask for payment now of Fogarty and Arthur Shorts...... Wagner Assistant State Attorney Willis tion. the 1945 vEdue of them. The Assessors’ rooms are being Rolling Down to Rio . . . . German opened the argfuments. The State charges Journey lured In a voice that was carried by used by those opposed to School (words by Kipling) Buda to a bam in Easton, March 10, radio to the whole of the northwest JOBLESS INSURANCE Consolidation and the room used Beethoven Glee Club and resounded in the nation’s pres^, during , t^ p ^ t winter by. tjxe Man shot him for the purpose of robbery Washington, April 19.—(AP) — The Treasured S p ot ...... MEMBERS OF CONGRESS and then set fire to the bam to con Governor Roosevelt declared him National imemployment insurance chester llmergency Employment ...... Mendelssohn-Bartholday self pledged to a program calling Association is the headquarters for ceal the crime. A State policeman was offered today by Representative Liebstraum ...... Liszt testified Journey had confessed the for natloDEd “community of inter the advocates of the measure. LaGuardia (R., N. Y.), as a counter (arr. McLeod) shooting to him three days later. ests” as epoused bv his party’s proposal to cash payment of the Seek Big Vo te Thanks Be To G od ...... Dickson MUST TAKE WAGE CUT founder, Tbpmu Jefferson. Taking the stand Journey denied $2,000,000,000 soldiers’ bonus. Each of the groups are working Mendelssohn Singers admitting the shooting and declared “If this be treason” he said “let LaGuardia, himself a veteran, hard to get out the vote and this Song of the S teppes...... he had remained In his inn on Fair- us make the most of it.” made known his views as he took afternoon several new workers have ...... Tchiakovsky-Bom hein JOHN CAN EXPLAIN field avenue all that morning. Praise Rival the witness stand as the first to put been added to the lorces. Many pri Pale Moon ...... Logan-Stocco President's Furlough Plan The Summing Up his opposition to full payment of the And though bis rejoinder to Smith vate cars are being used to bring Schneider’s B a n d ___ Mundy-Mason MOST EVERYTHING Summing up by the state and de bonus before the House ways and Beethoven Glee Club waa emphatic, Governor Roosevelt the vote up to at least the standard fense went forward rapidly once took the occMlon * fCw minutes means committee. Cherubim Song ...... Bortniansky Cannot Be Adapted To Pushes Auto Alonjr ■ Street Journey’s sartorial arrangements \Advocates of the payment through of past years. later to praiM bis “distinguished From those familiar with the BroUops March ...... Soderman Without Shoes So' That He were satisfactorily adjusted and it predecessor Governor Smith” for his a two billion dollar currency inflation Mendelssohn Singers was expected his fate would be In concluded the presentation of their situation it was learned today that Senators and Representa Will Not Awaken Neighbors part in , prejiervlng New York’s a vote approximating 1,800 is ex On Away, Awake Beloved ...... power resources for the people of case yesterday...... Ooleridge-Taylor (Continued on Page Two) pected. The vote on the $310,000 re Milwaukee, W■^., April 29.— that f tgte.;: - Under LaGuardia’s unemployment Take Joy Home ...'...... Bassett tives, Committee Is Told. funding bond issue and the peddlers’ (AP)—John Roback Itf careful. insurance proposal, an imemploy- John B. Cadieux Robert E. Carney Smith speech to which Roose- Uceinsing measure is not . expected Patrolman Albert Tew.es will meqt copimission would be created The S e a ...... F*rosser vglt'.rcjpiy was made at a Jelferson to bring out a very large crowd. testify to that. He saw John to mainUttn M ^emplpyinent insur Gloria ...... Buzzi-Peccia tcry upon Robprt B- CJariiey, pqpu- ; ^hiBfthti iwt The Jitte r meeting will Jje beld in Washington, April 19.—(AP) — pushing automobile down POSESASBEGGAR; ance fund by a^elfare tax on em Beethoven Gleif'Club lat ripdrtMf t&r The Hcirald. ’The ployes and employers, including » jHiajiebool hall at.^ Chaignan said today Ws‘ the street, sa explanation seem Moulelssohn Singers change follows a fracas at a mest- Citing Jefferson, fienjamln Pranh- spe^al ta^ on aD incomes. xhe vote of the early moniing on ecepomy comitnittee had not yet ed in order so he asked for one. The program given b> the Bee Ihg.of 'tbe Mahcbieeter. Improvement lin and Theodore RooMvelt as Shortly before the day’s hearings school consolidation had almost been able to determine how the “I’m in no shape to drive this $30,000 INPOiXETS champions of the philosophy he is doubled, 300 women having voted at thoven Glee Club at its seventh an AABbclAlion held’ last night' in the opened. Representative Mapes (R., President’s furlough plan could be thing,” he quoted John as say Hollister street school hill.. Carney pledged to, Roosevelt said he was Mich.), announced his opposition to 2:45 p. m. and 585 men for a total nual concert was one that has add ing. “I thought it would be was badly injured about the head “pleading for a policy broad enough full payment of the bonus on the of 885. ed another page to the colorful adapted to Senators and Representa safer for traffic if I’d push it.” and shoulders. to Include every part of bur econo ground the Treasury was in no tives and it looked “like the mem John was without shoes and mic structure,” shape to pay it now and the money Detectives Arrest Him For importing Meeting bers of Congress will have to take he had an explanation for that Would Help AU inflation plan was imsound. He a cut” in pay. too. ’The alleged assault occured Just made his views known in a reply after the meeting had concluded. It was a policy, he said “that BUDGET BALANCED McDuffie added the House would “I took off my shoes,” he Carrying Booze; Surprised to the secretary of the Michigan Carney had been usigned to “cov- seeks to help zdl simultaneously that have an opportunity next week to said, "to keep my footsteps shows an understanding of the fact State Senate acknowledging receipt from bothering people.” of a resolution adopted by that vote its choice between a flat sal that there are millions of our peo ary cut and the five day work week John was arrested on a When They Search Him. (Continned on Page Three) group advocating immediate pay BY GREAT BRITAIN ple who cannot be helped by merely and furlough plan proposed by the charge of being Intoxicated but helping their employers because ment. he escaped the more serious La Guardia said the committee President. The omnibus bill will be they are not employes in the strict presented as an amendment to the should consider "whether the Amer allegation of driving while Newark, N. J,, April 19.— (AP)— sense of the term,” legislative supply bill which carries ican people through Congress have drunk. "Richman— ” BEER BILL BEATEN Empire Also Reports a Sur salaries for members of Congress, He declared that by those mil, properly provided for the veterans." “ We are trying to perfect the Tony Mlslak, had $32,917 In his lions be meant the farmers, tbs “On the whole, I believe that Con President’s plan, but find that it pocket. small business men and the profes gress has responded since 1919 to plus of Three Millions; No BY SENATE BOARD sional people. cannot be well adapted to the leg;Is- “Poorman—” every demand and every request of lative branch of the government,” ALIENISTS STUDY “Help for them” be said “means His clothing was threadbare, his the World War veterans,’ he said. Tax Reductions. the Alabama Democrat said. “We a greater consumption not of The room was crowded with ex- have yet to find out how to fur cap old, his shoes soleless. luxuries but of the necessities of ^rvlce men when LaGuardia began. lough a Senator or a member of MASSIE ON STAND “Beggarman—” Adyerse Report Received On life and this meums more fM tory Representative Patman (D., Tex), the House. His right hand was withered and wheels turning in the cities, more the leading bonus sponsor, listened London, April 19.— (A P )— Great Must Take Cut he stood, soliciting alms. employment for the strictly indus from the first row. Britain has balanced the budget with “No wonder the President did not The charge on which New York Brngham's Legalized Beer trial population for the rziilroad LaGuardia said the iiumber of a surplus of £796,000 (approximate submit that in his program. He left police held him today was trans workers and for the distributors.” veterans who took advantage of the ly $3,000,000.) it to the committee. It looks to Defense Has Had Them In porting liquor. In on ragged pocket T^ks Water Power 50 per cent loan value authorized Neville Chamberlain, chancellor, me like the members of Congress was a bottle of gin. lu another were Measure. of the exchequer, informed Parlia twenty-five $1,000 bills, seventy- The main energlea of his addresC will bftve to take a cut, even if the were thrown into a discussion of (Continued on Page Three) ment in his budget system speech Hoover staggering plan of employ Court Every Day For the nine $100’s, and seventeen $1 bills. water power development, m which today there will be no relief for the “You were begging,” said the ment is adopted.” ^ W^hington, April 19.—(AP)— he urged National control on the income tax payer this year and that McDuffie favors an eleven per Past Seven Days. police sergeant, “Md yet you have Matthew Woll, of the American promise that “the problem is natl
t.,. ‘its PAGE TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, OONN.TUESDAY, APRIL 19,19Sa EMEROENGT DOC7IORS ADD TO MEMORIAL HIGH SCHOOL LOVEonnisic ~ ANR-CONSOLS TOLD Dr. Edwin C. Higgins and Dr. OVER 100 SING JOURNEY FACES OBITUARY D. C. Y. Moore will respond to NEWS emergency calls tomorrow after* WMSHIHIIOM OF SAVINGS PLANS noon. I N a E E a U B DAYCOMMinEE FATEASUUAL MISS BADMINGTON HAS Rftll^ H. Ueberg CONCERT HERE NEARS THE END Eleven years old Ralph Harry Jack Crawford, Local Music North End Meeting Hears of ABOUT TOWN Permanent Group Gives Full PLEASING “ BAB” PART Ltebeig of 172 Center street, son of (Continued from Page One) Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ueberg, died The final session w the Manches (Continued Trom Page One) Membership To Legion at the Hartford Isolation hospital at Teacher, Takes h Corntj Planned School Cats Up ter Communl y Setback tourna the hands of a jury of his peers late 1 o’clock this afternoon. He had ment will be held tonight in the names of both clubs had been ar Plays Pretty Debutante In been 11) about two weeks with scar ranged at the back of the tiered this afternoon. Y. M. C. A. building. The standing and Army-Navy Clnb. Play To Be Given Friday The State, through Assistant Dis let fever and also bad a mastoid Home Boy. To 30 P. C. From Mnrphy. of the Mert, Morlarty and Wapping platform to develop to the utmost Night of This Week. complication. the full resources of the singers. trict Attorney Lorin WllUs, demand* No. 2 teams. Is so close that the ed the Black Rock innkeeper’s life The boy was taken to the hospi final count will cide the winner. It In the first group by the com tal last week ’Thursday and Immedi Dilworht-Comell Post, American Miss Barbara Badmington, vice- for the life of Buda, the West End Woodrow Sacciacio of 78 Linden About 65 persons last night at brings to a close a tournament that bined chorus Director Fritz Hartz president of the Senior class, assist handy man, who was shot to death ately underwent an operation. The street, ft lad from the Hartford has been twenty-three weeks in of Worcester conducted and in the Legion, and the Army and Navy following morning ano^er opera tended the meeting in Hollister dub were admitted to full member ant-editor of Somanhis, and among and partially burned in an absm- County Home living with Jack street school to discuss the matter progress. second group and. closing numbers those recently atmoimced as honor doned bam near Easton, when the tion was performed. Sunday he was Crawford and attending the State by'the two clubs Helge Pearson ship in the town Perman«nt Me given a blood transfusion from of school consolidation, which is be morial Day Committee at the sec pupils, is to have a substantial part trial, which was recessed last Fri Trade school will be a real musi fore the voters today. It was the Members of the Beethoven Glee conducted. The variety of the pro day, was resumed today. Thomas Weir, an unde by marriage. cian some day If he keeps up the club who are going to Branford this gram made it one of continual in ond meeting of the Committee in Ralph was In the ^ th gnule at the reg^ar meeting of the Manchester the Municipal building last night. Mr. Willis said the failure of the musical momentum that he already Improvement Association but Presi evening are reminded to be at the terest. And to pay tribute to any State to prove a motive for the Uncoln school. has vfell f=tarted. Swedish Lutheran church this eve particular number would be difficult Formerly the two ex-service groups In addition to his parents, the boy dent Joel Nichols made it plain that divided their members, the Legion slaying was not a failure to prove A member of ‘iie Home Band, of the discussion was not fostered as a ning in time to leave promptly at as each mood of expression, de Journey guilty. is survived by his grandparents on which Mr. '>awford is the director, 6:30 by bus. velopment of rhythm and individ being represented with four and the both sides. His mother was former Manchester Improvement Associa Army and Navy d u b with three. It is not necessary for the state “Woody” yearned for more saxo uality of temperament of conductor to prove a motive, he said. “ Your ly Miss Blrdella Nelson, daughter of phone practice than the instructor tion plan. The final dress rehearsal of the An amendment to the by-laws was With the routine business disposed and soloist alike seemed suited to job is to determine whether Journey Mr. and Mrs. Charles O. W. Nelson, could possibly gdve in the two eve play, “The Whole Town’s Talking,” offered at the first meeting of the of this towp. ' Funeral arrange of William E. Buckley of Manchester tjrpe and appropriate. committee, April 11, when it was committed the crime. nings spent each week at Ware Green was given the floor and set will take place this evening at the Tribute To Director ments are incomplete. house Point. - Hollister street school. The per revealed that a letter from Adjutant "You are to determine who killed forth his opposition to consolidation ’The Mendelssohn Singers are to Frank Buda and why he was kill In Three Bmids formance will be given tomorrow Victor Bronke of the Legion post Mrs. Margaret McVeigb at this time. He said he felt that be complimented. Not only for the could not be acted upon rmtil the ed.” Through the efforts of Mr. Chtiw- evening at 8 o’clock by the Com quality of their singing, but also in Mrs. Margaret McVeigh, 70, of ford, Woodrow was brought to it was likely to do away with the munity Players for the benefit of by-laws were amended to allow the Mr. Willis using a map which was community spirit of the districts and having reflected in their singing a 60 West Center street, widow of Manchester and Is living with his the Y. M. C. A. increased membership. Under the on the wall of the court room, trac James McVeigh, died at her home that consolidation of the schools tribute to their director which is old by-law the Army and Navy ed the alleged movements of Jour instructor and has plenty of oppor^ easily recognized. Their accompan- late yesterday afternoon. She is tunity of brushing up on his music would leave the South Manchester Mrs. Frances Chambers, grand dub wsis not mentioned by name ney from Journey’s inn to the Eas survived by seveq daughters, Miss each .and every day. In addition to Library and the Recreatior work in chief of the Pythian Sisters and her but simply designated as "other ton bam on the morning of the mur Mary McVeigh, Mrs. jarab Mc- the daily instruction, the youngster the Ninth district a separate matter associate officers will make their World War veterans.” der. Artan, Mrs. Alexander Jarvis, Mrs. which would either come back on Totals 42 Went To Bam plays each week with the Nazarene official visit to Sitargra Temple of Aima Pohl, Mrs. Agnes Griffith and Band of 15 pieces, the Coventry the town or perhaps be taken over Tarlffvllle Thursday evening. Sup Membership of the Manchester He said Journey left the inn about Mrs. Martha Wright of Manchester Band of 25 men, women and chil by the South Manchester Fire dis per will be served at 6:30 and as Permanent Memorial Day Commit 7:30 a. m., driving Buda directly to and' Mrs. Emily McCluskey of dren tooters and journeys to Ware trict. It also meant, he said, the many of the members of Memorial tee is now divided as follows: d t l- the bam. He said the murder was Paterson, N. J.; two sons, John of divorcing of the utilities department Temple as can make it convenient zcns, 7; Sons of Veterans, 7; Span premeditated, and that when Buda house Poiiit each week for the third Manchester and James J. of Hart- night of play with his own Home of the Eighth School and Utilities to attend are urged to do so. ish War Veterans, 7; American entered Journey’s car. Journey tcifd; aMo 20 grandchildreu and one district and questioned any saving. Legion, 7; Army and Navy (Tub, 7; knew that Buda was going on ft Band. g n a t grandchild. ’The funeral will According to Mr. Crawford Wood- The time allowed for a proper con There will be a directors meeting Veterans of Foreign Wars, 7, a death ride. ? DS'jbeld ftt the home at 8:30 and at row is a fine saxophone player and sideration of the matter, he said, of the Manchester Kiwanis club at total of 42 members serving After tracing Journey’s alleged' 9 o'dodf ftt St. James’s church to will some day make the grade and was too short. He suggested that the Hotel Sheridan Thursday noon. permantly. trip with Buda to the murder scene,: morrow morning with burial in St. find a good position in a city or any saving that might now be made The committee discussed plans Mr. Willis called on his imagination JamM’s cemetery. chestra. by consolidation would be only tem The regular meeting of Ander- for the observance of Memorial to etch in the scene as Buda was • ------Sunday which will include attend Studies Carpentry porary. He opposed the central Bon-Shea Post, V. F. W., will be slain. Jfshn S. Campbell ance of all ex-service organizations On his hours off duty learning to control of schools unless there was a held this evening in the State Ar Citing the testimony of various Jidia 8. Campbell died this mom- representative from each of the dis at the South Methodist Chiurch, be a qualified saxophone player, mory. witnesses, Mr. Willis declared that -^'-^--■.ft long illness from a com- Woodrow is taking up the carpen tricts on the school board. Sunday, May 29 at 10:45 a. m. The cf^ troubles at the home of committee at the meeting held one Miss Barbara Badmington a:*I;er killing Buda, Journey left the try course in the State Timde Sees School Closed. Due to the illness of Mrs. Dora parAata, Mr. and Mrs. Robert week ago voted to accept the invi barn and bad about reached Bridge school. Sherwood Bowers said that the Raffensperger, National president in the Sock and Buskin presentation J.' ilkimpbiau of 56 Pearl street. He matter of economy, together with tation of Rev. Robert A. Colpitts, port when be suddenly decided to of the Veterans of Foreign .Wars of “Bab” on Friday evening of this go back and fire the bam. laavas betides his wife, who was disclosure of conditions in one of the Auxiliary, the banquet to have been pastor of the South Methodist church to attend Memorial services week. Started a Fire Mlaa Rosa J a r 8 of this town, and school districts in Hartford, had held in her honor in New London, Miss Badmington, although never tds parents, two Isters and two much to do with the presentation of in the latter church. 'Tt occurred to him somebody Sunday, April 24 has been cancel taking an outstanding part in any might find the body” said Mr. Wil brotamw.' They are Miss Mary, Miss KIDDIES’ PARADE the plan at this time. He said it led, The regular quarterly meeting To Hear Rev. Colpitts Plans made last night call for the of the Club’s productions up until lis “so he went back to make cer CaroUna aiid Robert who live at would mean the closing of at least will be held, however, with lunch assembly of all ex-service groups the present time, has, however, tain that no one ever would find the home, and Aloysius of Hartford, one school and probably more, with served at 12:3 ’ p. m., D. S. T. made several public appearance in i Mr; CMmpbeU was an ex-service the money spent on transportation. and auxiliarj bodies near the chapel body, of Frank Buda in recognisable HERE TOMORROW entrance of the church at 10:30 a. Manchester and Rockville. It is in form.” ipka. p ^ m g the World War he was He said that the town of South teresting to recall that Miss Bad a U|iuunaht in No. 303 Motor Windsor was paying $19,000 for Helge Pearson m. daylight saving time. A t 10:40 The assistant states attorney then the line will form and the units will mington was among those who cited the testimony of Mrs. Barney Tran^Kbft’ Odmpany and a member Will Start At 4:30 At Center transportation. He said he had not GERMAN RUNNER ist, Arvid C. Anderson early demon spoke over WTIC last year and read o l Dm tnSil’lleserveS in Hartford. seen any figures as to savings from march into the church and flags will Who testified she saw Journey drive strated his ability as a pianist. The a few selections from her prize wan g S a .’uO'iTC will be held Thurs- consolidation and could not discuss be stacked near the chancel. Rev. up to the ix)gan bam just as smoke guest soloists from Worcester were Robert A. Colpitts will deliver the ning essay, “ Odel Sheiwd, Phil belched from the hayfilled bam: moMRaglat St. James’s church and Proceed To the High that angle. warmly applauded. Their numbers osopher, Essayist, and Man,” which tpirlsl WOl be in St. Bridget’s In reply to a question by John WINS MARATHON Memorial sermon. Stephen Stantan, the State police were well chosen and suited to their Exercises for. the afternoon will was the result of a very Interesting man who testified Journey confess centoteiyi* ': • Spillane as to the possibilities of interview that she had wdth him. School. voices. Both appeared at ease, plac consist of the usual decoration ser ed verbally to the murder told the "graft" being less under the consol Miss Badmington is to take the Boston, April 19.— (AP)— Paul de ed their tones well and sang with a vices at Belnap or Quarryville ceme truth as he heard it, Mr. Willis de idation plan Mr. Bowers replied that clarity of voice in all registers. part of Leila Archibald, Bab’s older Bruyn, German, won the 36th an tery at 2 o’clock. Transportation clared. FUNERALS he did not doubt the honesty of any The Beethoven Club was never in sister, a pretty young debutante of Everything is in readiness for the nual Boston A. A. 26 mile marathon wiil be provided for those attending The assistant states attorney de ------official either as district committee better form. The variety of the pro about twenty years of age, who annual Spring Frolic and Kiddies men or school board members and run from Hopkinton to Boston. His the Quarrjrvllle service leaving the clared that Mrs.' Mary Journey, gram gave them ample opportunity finds life hardly worth living at BA^'-Ofttherine Roth parade tomorrow afternoon on Main did not consider that side of the time was 2 hours, 33 minutes and Center at 1:45 p. .m. D. S. T. The wife of the accused man, had in her to demonstrate their versatility al times because of her obvious failure 'ftmeajill of Mrs. (Catherine street. The parade of vehicles for question Important. Later on in 36 2-5 seconds. He flnished eighth services at Quarryville will be con testimony merely done what a loys- Ro^ ^ SL^’Ltwrence street was though there was no suggestion cluded in time to hold the services to attract the attention of Clinton the Manchester Merchants $2CD the evening Mr. Bowers said that ho last year. Beresford, the Englishman. The wife would dc in seeking to shield held .ire 9 6’SRKk this afternoon at Worth of prizes will start prompt!/ Jimmy Henigan of Boston, last a comparison between their work in the Bolton Center cemetery at 3 felt there should be a imlted effort innocent little Bab interferes again her husband. H611oran’8'-'f«)to«tel parlors, Rev. H. at 4:30 at the Center led by the year’s winner, was second, flnishing that there was any attempt to draw p. m. to oppose consolidation and asked and again in some scheme or an “Fate decreed Journey must ' e O. Wabei‘‘fl®ldlating. The body will High School Band and will march to in 2:34:32. Willie Kyronen of the and that of their guests. L. Burdette Otiier Services those who believed with him to get other that Leila plans so that her found guilty of this crime” Mr. Wil be* seat to EDIdred, Pa., tomorrow the High School. Finnish-American A. C., was third. Hawley, accompanist for the Bee Following the two Bolton sen- out and vote “no” today. life will not be spent by sitting be lis said. “If the flames bad been for burial ^ t fMends may view the The parade will be reviewed Ity Louis Grant of Buckland said it “Whity” Michelson of the Millrose thovens gave his usual satisfactory vices, the customary Memorial ser imdiscovered for a few more min deceased t^ g fa t *rom 7 to 9 at the assistance that added Immeasurably vice will be conducted at Gould’s fore a fireplace with a cat hi her Boy Scout and Rec executives inid was the abolishment of the last form A. A., New York, came in fourth. utes, marks of identification of the undertaktpir f^flors. officials of the Chamber of Com to their success. Pond, in honor of those who lost arms darning stockings. of a New England government and As a result of his being the flrst body would have been destroyed. It merce and representatives of the favored the retaining of the school American to finish, Henigan quali Outstanding Numbers their lives at sea. This latter service would have been jusi’ one more bam The outstanding numbers of the will be conducted as for many years merchants at Park and Main districts Instead of government fied to represent the United States started by one more tramp.” streets. through a central power. in the Olympic marathon. Kyron- Mendelssohn Singers were the Liszt past by Ward Cheney Camp. United NORTH END TO HAVE Spanish War Veterans and Auxil Eight prizes will be awarded and Selectman Williams opposed the en's time was 2:34:55. William and Soderman ones. They also gave many entrants are expected in this change on the ground of community Steiner of the N. Y. National Guard as encores, By the Waters of Min iary. The plans for Memorial Day have “ KIDDIES PARAD F unique event heralding the coming spirit and the cost and danger of was fifth. Clarence De Mar was netonka by Lieurance and Spin, Spin LEGION AUXILIARY Manchester Bargain Day Thursday. transportation, calling attention to 15th a short distance from the finish. by Junst. not yet been decided upon but they will oe held in Center Park if the some of the conditions in transpor Paul de Bryun, is a young Ger Outstanding on the part of the ENDORSES FUNDS Karl KeUer and Edward J. Mur tation that he had noticed in Thomp- man immigrant of Brooklyn who Beethovens was their work in the weather is suitable and in a church Bonvllle and Colchester. was so confident of his ability as a Tchaikovsky-Bornscheln Song of the not yet selected if it rains. Special phy In Charge—Same Rules KINGSBURYS SETTLE amplifying horns will be procured Tells of Economies. runner he workqd his way back to Steppes (March Slav). The task of To Continue Aid For World As South Parade. Edward J. Murphy of the town Germany on a cattleboat last sum memorizing such a number with its and installed in Center Park so that school board told the meeting that mer to run and win the German intricate and fascinating musical the exercises will be heard through Orphans and School Being The North find Merchants are CASE OUT OF COURT the town school board, which had marathon. construction, powerful of word and out the park. The Veterans of Conducted In France. planning their own Kiddies’ parade He had engaged In a few road Foreign Wars will present their tomorrow afternoon and a commit representation from nearly every harmony, is indeed highly com Civil Suit Against O’Looney district in town, had decided that it races on this side with only moder mendable. The novelty number, choice of the ^>arade marshal to the At the meeting of the American tee composed of Karl Keller and Eii- ate success and felt he had to show Permanent Memorial Liay commit would take no side on the question. Schneider’s Band, had to be re Legion auxiliary unit held at the ward J. Murphy is in charge of the Dropped After Agreement— the home folks what he could do be tee at the next meeting scheduled JThe members were devoting their peated. State Armory last night It was voted parade which start at the Hol Swindells Case Settled.- fore they would consider him as a for next Monday night. to make the usual annual contribu lister street school at 4:30 p. m. to ^ime to efforts to cut expenses and member of their Olympic team. In the combined chorus of over ]telt.that they would be able to make one hundred voices there was heard tion to the state auxiliary scholar morrow down Hollister street to The Klngsbary-O’Looney civil When he won the German classic ship fund for World War orphans, Main and iilong Main north to Depot deductions of 20 8-10 per cent over and the story of his trip came out at times splendid harmon> of such suit case was settled out of court last year’s cost. Of this cut 15 per volume that it would rival “full “MYSTERY ISLAND” IS also to send a contribution to the Square. today and thus dropped from the funds were raised to send him back American school conducted by the cent would come from the wage ac organ.” The excellent training of Separate prizes will be awarded list of cases being tried before to the United States in style. American Legion auxiliary In Persh count and the balance from changes both organizations was shown in R E B E M BEST YET the north end children participat Judge Ernest Simpson in Rockville He hEis competed in several road ing Hall, Paris, for the benefit of the ing In the parade which will con that could be made without lower races in and around I''ew York dur their response in all numbers. Superior Court. ’The amount of children of American ex-service form in detail to the south end re ing the standard of the schools. ing the winter and set new Ameri Deserve Support money involved was not named. Experienced Cast Pleases men living in that city. quirements. Prizes will be awarded There was also another plan, he said, can records. His latest feat was to With such a concert Manchester’s Edward O’Looney of Bristol was Large Audience With Material was selected for the new for the best decorated bicycle, tri Jwhereby certain work might be dls- win the 25 mile run at Staten Island, musical calendar for 1932 has been the driver of a car which struck Scontlnued that would result, if it Smooth Running Production. capes which the auxiliary members cycle and baby carriage and group and killed Hannah A. Kingsbury, March 20 in the record time of two most notably marked. An organiza are to have. All members desiring ta d to be done, to 'a cut of about hours, 44 minutes, 50 seconds. of decorateo vehicles propelled by 14-year-old daughter of Mr. and tion which is making history for capes should communicate with Mrs. sO per cent. James Crowe of Manchester, “Mystery Island” the three-act the Eighth District kiddies. Mrs. Kingsbury of Coventry last the town deserves the support of the Mildred Tedford or Mrs. Mary Bros- Prizes will be awarded at Depot Mrs. Sarah Healey, a member of Conn., one of the few Nutmeg run capacity audience of over 700 which V y given last evening by Sunset 'Thanksgiving on the Bolton road. the town school board and the High ners to enter the classic, had not Rebekah lodge, proved to be the nan immediately. Square Saturday. ’The famous Swindells case Involv enjoyed their concert of last eve The Americanization chairman re School board said that her Interest placed among the early finishers. ning, and which also must have most entertaining ever presented by Edward Lithwlnski ing a million dollars was also set was in the teachers and the children ported having given two awards for He has competed several times and been an inspiration to them. the Rebekahs. Odd Fellows hall was tle out of court Details of this to see that both were given proper usually is among the first thirty to Edward Lithwlnski, ’32, a member essays submitted by pupils of the BUDGET BALANCED case appeared in yesterday’s Herald filled. night school at their closing exer Assistance, but as a member of the finish. Over 200 runners took part The program opened with music of the Pep Club and Varsity Swim' and the result of the case may be board was not taking sides. mlng team, will certainly cause cises Friday evening. found in an As dated Press dis by a group of players from Thomas Plans were also completed for the BY GREAT BRITAIN Nobody spoke in favor of the con START OF RACE. POSES AS BEGGAR; Maxwell’s Mandolin club. They In shouts of laughter in his character patch elsewhere in tonight’s Her solidation. Boston, April 19.— (A P )— On the part of Guy Grosvenor. Those of card party to be held at the Y. M. cluded Miss Beulah and Miss Eliza C. A. Tuesday afternoon. May 8, of ald. dot of noon, 220 nmners broke away us who have watched Eddie’s athle ’The case of George T. ’Thompson $30,CilH) IN POCKETS beth Filbig, Mrs. Martha Rockwe 1, which Mrs. Mary Dannaher is chalr- (Continued from Page One) from the barrier in Hopkinton today Mrs. Viola Trotter, Mrs. Florence tic feats in the tank and on the field and wife, Olga, of Hartford, charg to follow tortuous 26 miles trail into will not be surprised at his versa (Continued from Page One) Walsh, Miss Emma Jones, Mrs. Announcement was xnade of the made for the payments due us in ed with selling religious Utarature Boston in the 36th annual Boston Helen Tarasiuk and Herman Helm. tility on the stage. As Guy Gros December and June next year. and convicted In the Rockville court Quality Groceries venor he takes the part of the man next county meeting, Sunday, April A. A. marathon. paid the rent and bought the food Miss Theodora Maxwell was pianist. "I am perfectly certain that no and given a heavy fine, was dropped ’The field has decreased from 261 who answers to the name, the let 24, In Wethersfield. Chairmen are from money she earned by working The stage was set as a modem urged to send in their reports be responsible American official ha.s in the higher court which upheld entries but all the favorites were in ter, and the appearance of the one in a factory. living room. The cast handled given our British friends any reason the defendants’ plea that they were For Less the pack as it started out for the that Bab thought she had invented. fore that date. . . Tony’s clothes were rags—all ex cdpably each of the acts. Per The meeting of the Junior auxil- to think these payments will not he simply taking donations and not flrst checking station at Ashland Imagine the predicament when cept the pockets. They were firm, haps more difficult than the expected to be made.” cbargdng for the religious matter. Granulated Sugar, three miles away. Grosvenor turns out to be a friend iary will bt, held at the State Ar AO ^ to carry $32,917 In currency. others was the role of Mrs. mory, April 22, when a rehearsal In the.pack were Jimmie Henni- of Carter Brooks, a neighbor of the 10 lb. cloth b a g ----- nbO C At the place where Mlsiak had will take place for the Fldac pa gan, Willie Kyronen, Whltey Michel Smith, who feigned deafness. The Archibald family and Brooks asks Heinz’s Red Kidney worked as porter they said he was son, Carl Linder, Billy Kennedy, players are all experienced and the Grosvenor to return home with him geant. Beans, small car. .... O C no longer employed. They said he performance last night gave evi for a visit. There worst comes to Followiflg the meeting the com Karl Koskln and Willie Ritola, .ill mittee, of which Mrs. Hilda Kennedy Shrimps 1 O ^ veterans who have either won or fin had caught cold and had refused dence of It. The smoothness of ac the worst for the captivating little medical attention. He told them he tion was a credit to coach. Miss was chairman, served sandwlc^, c a n ...... 1 / C ished up in front in previous years. Bab is "fallen for” by someone could not afford it. Emily Klssmann. whom she never knew existed but cake and coffee. A social hour fol Sealect Milk, Clarence De Mar, who has won the race seven times, shuffled along in Mrs. Mlsiak, too, is out of work, Mrs. Annie Lowd, as a maid, Miss all of Grosvenor’s efforts to win her lowed. tall c a n ...... O C the crowd as it started out on the detectives learned. She has been Evaline Pentland as the cook, Mrs. are in vain for she "loves another.” Wednesday and Thursday Pastry Flour, 1 ^ highway. job hunting several days. Mildred Harrison the nurse. Miss HOSPITAL NOTES 5 lb. s a c k ...... X/C Interest also centered on Fred When they locked up Mlsiak last Lillian Reardon as the artist. Miss The First Lady of the Screen— Ward of New York, who followed night, holding him for a hearing to Ruth Morton as the literary light, Apricots, 1 warm and loving—«a yon like her Hennigan to the post last year and day ,they took his money and put Miss Martha Klssmann as the musi CRIMINAL ESCAPES William Evans of 94 High street largest c a n ...... X O C De Bruyn, the German who came to it in the police department safe. cian, all furnished plenty of variety was admitted to the hospital yester beet—In an adaption of Philip Mothers’ Cocoa, O 1 town with an Impressive record both Mlsiak called to them: and humor, not forgetting Leon day. Barry’s fanooufe play| 2 lb. c a n ...... ^ X C in the United States and Germany, "Don’t give any of it to my Holmes, the hired man, whose Irish A son was bom at the hospital wife.” brogue rolled in from outside the Waterbury, April 19.—(AP)— Heinz Vegetarian De Gloria, McLeon Lead yesterday to Mr, and Mrs. Earl 1 John De Gloria of Albany was Mystery Island summer cottage. Police here were notified today that (Thapman of 82 Scarborough Road. RUTH Beans, c a n ...... X U C setting the pace as the runners SETTLED OUT OF COURT After the play, Mrs. Jessie Wal John (Maud) Anderson, 41, notori M
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let U8 use that'money ae an initial 'value of the certifloates ii about 6fi LA GUARDIA RAPS fund for national unemployment in cents on the dollar. It necessarily CURB QUOTATIONS WASHINGTON DEMANDED surance. follows that if the certificates are REDSOXBEAT N. Y . Stocks “I say that if a secret vote were to be paid now that the only amount Local Stocks SOLDffiRS’ BONUS taken on this bonus plan in the that could be equitably claimed (By AModsted Preaa.) HOSPITAL FACILITIES House there would not be thirty would be 55 per cent of the 1946 Amer CiC Pow and Lt B ...... 1% votes for it. I say that advisedly value. Amer Sup Pow ...... 2 YANKS TODAY (Fumlshed by Putnam * Oo.) Adams E x p ...... 3% (Continued from Page One) Central Bow, Hartford, Conn. after cloak-room gossip.” “I would favor amendment of the Asad Gas and Elec ...... 2% Father’ of Our Country Had Air Reduction ...... 40 “I am here this morning on be 1 P. M. Stocks Alaska Jun ...... 13 last year "far exceeded all estim existing law so that whenever any Blue Ridge ...... Important Part In Organiz half of six million unorganized un service man desires to surrender his Cent States EHec...... 1 Allegheny ...... 1 ^ ates.” employed who have no means of ing Hospital System. Bank Stocks Allied Chem ...... 58% certificate and accept payment that Cit Service ...... 4% “As I read the history of the reaching Congress and can’t under Win First Game of Patriots’ Bid Asked Am Can ...... 45 he should be paid its present value. EHec Bond and Share ...... 14% treatment of veterans by this Con stand why Congress doesn’t do New Haven, April 19 — George Cap Nat B and T ----- — 200 Am For Pow ...... 4 But beyond Uiat I do not believe Ford Limited ...... 4% gress,” he said, “I am just as cer something,” he said. Washington had almost as import Conn. R iv e r ...... 450 Am Rad Stand ...... 4% Congress should go.” Goldman Sachs ...... 2 Day Donbleheader At Bos tain as \ am standing here this ant a part in organizing the nation’s Htfd Conn Trust ...... 60 70 Representative Rankin (D., Miss.) Midwest Utils ...... % Am Smelt ...... 9% morning that legislation will be The committee received a letter early hospitals as he did in the First NaUonal ...... 140 Am Tel and T e l ...... 98% a bonus advocate, passed to the from Everett Case, assistant to Niag Hud Pow ...... 4% nation. This was disclosed in a Land Mtg and Title.. — 19 Am Tob B ...... 67% passed refunding the Interest press table a statement that “this Penn Road ...... 1% ton This Morning. charges on these loans. Owen D. Young, asking that Young statement given out today by Col New Brit. Trust ...... — 180 Am Wat W k s ...... 20 panic cannot be cured by a dole be excused from testifying because Stand Oil I n d ...... 15% “ Sponsors of this plnn frankly ad that would not expand the currency onel Walter L. Simpson, superin West Hartford Trust.. — 200 Anaconda ...... 5 of the pressure of business. Youqg United Founders ...... 1 J Atchison ...... 43 mit the object is Inflation. I sub or raise commodity prices but would Util Pow and L t ...... 1%- Boston, April 19 — (AP) — The tendent of Grace Hospital and chair Insurance Stocks is opposed to the payment plan. man of the Connecticut committee Aetna Casualty ...... 34 Auburn ...... 38 V4 mit, it is hardly fair to use the vet take billions of dollars from the Unlted Lt and Pow A ...... %' Boston Red Sox won their first of the American Hospital Associa Aetna Life ...... 22 Balt and Ohio ...... SYs erans for the purpose of inflating American people through taxation game in five starts of the current tion for the observation of Hospital Aetna Fire ...... 24 Bendix ...... Y the currency. That is, deflate the and distribute it to the unemployed.” dollar. We promised to pay them in American League race today, de Day on May 12. Automobile ...... 14% Beth Steel ...... 13% Representative Johnson (R., S. HULTMAN’S CONTEST Conn. General ...... 40 Borden ...... 31 % good, wholesome, American dollars D.) for years chairman of the vet feating the New York Yankees 6-5 It is recorded that one of the first things Washington did when he as National Fire ...... 31% Can Pac ...... 12% and we should pay them^n that.” erans committee, reviewed veterans When Rest Is in the morning engagement of a Hartford Steam Boiler 35 Case (J. I.) ...... 26% La Guardia said another argu legislation and said he thought the Patriot’s Day double-header. Ruth sumed command of the Continental HAS THEM GUESSING Army was to order a thorough sur Phoenix F ire ...... 41 Cerro De Pasco ...... 6% ment is that there is “a critical per committee could well bring out & * o k e n did not play. vey of hospitals and medical facili Travelers ...... 405 Ches and O h io ...... 16% centage of unemployment and desti legislation reducing the interest New York (5) Chrysler ...... 8% tution among the veterans.” AB. R. H. PO. A. E. ties and to establish an organization Public Utilities Stocks charged on loans, to which the More Than 200 Persons Have Conn. Elec S e r v ...... 42 Coca Cola ...... 93 Ts “If only the veterans were unem money costs the government. Combs, If ...... 4 2 2 2 0 0 of these services. As a result of Already Filed Their Guesses; the encouragement of Washington, Conn. Power ...... 39 Col Gas ...... Tys ployed, we could deal with the situ "I also think the Congress speedi Saltzgaver, 2b .. 4 0 0 2 1 0 ation satisfactorily,” he said. Fine Prizes. a model hospital was devised which Greenwich, W&G, pfd. — Co ml Solv ...... 6% ly should pass legislation permitting Byrd, c f ...... 4 0 0 3 0 0 “But making wholly extravagant was considered a vast improvement Hartford Elec ...... 48% Cons Gas ...... 50 veterans whose certificates are less I Gehrig, l b ...... 4 1 1 5 1 0 Cont Can ...... 24 ■% allowances, today only thirteen per over the average existing institu Hartford Gas ...... 40 than two years old to borrow on More than 200 persons have al Chapman, rf .... 3 0 0 1 0 0 Com P r o d ...... 31% cent of the unemployed are veterans. tions. do, pfd ...... 41 them,” he added. ready filled out blanks in the guess Crosetti, 3 b ...... 4 0 1 1 0 0 S N E T Co ...... 112 116 Drug ...... 37 % But a Small Group Dickey, c ...... 3 1 2 8 0 0 "Thinking hospital executives “But in my judgment we can not ing contest being conducted by Ar Manufacturing Stocks Du P o n t ...... 31 “Cap we take that small group Cooke, X ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 would like to see George Washing pass this Patman bill without creat thur L. Hultman, Main street cloth Am Hardware ...... 16 Eastman Kodak ...... 52% and disregard the need of others? Lary, s s ...... 1 0 0 0 0 0 ton alive today to help convince en ing another panic and doing great ing dealer. In the display window thusiastic but uninformed communi Am Hosiery ...... — Elec and M u s ...... 2% Can we go to the extent of putting Ferrell, ss ...... 3 1 .i ^ o » harm to the masses of the people.” of his store appears a knotted string ties of the necessity of some kind of Arrow H and H, com. — Elec Auto Lite ...... 14 printing presses to work- and print Allen, p ...... 0 0 0 0 0 0 Elec Pow and L t ...... 7% Representative Simmons (R., of nickel eyelets and the point is to a study of the commimity health do, pfd ...... — ing two billion dollars? Will that Andrews, p ----- 2 0 0 0 0 0 Gen Elec ...... 14% Neb.) another veteran, like Johnson, attempt to count them. The knots problems and existing hospital Billings and Spencer .. — solve the unemployment problem? Acl Promptly When Bladder Lazzeri, xx .... 1 0 1 0 0 0 Gen F o o d s ...... 33 favored repeal of the two year pro make this very difficult. facilities before a new hospital pro Bristol Brass ...... — “Let us do something that will Irregularities Disturb Sleep do, pfd ...... — Gen Motors ...... vision on certificate loans and pro An idea how the opinions vary ject is undertaken,’’ Colonel Simp really help the veterans and at the may be seen in the fact that the es T o ta ls ...... 33 5 8 24 5 0 Case, Lockwood and B — Gillette ...... 17% same time look to preventing these vision that upon becoming perma Arc you bothered with blad xRan for Dickey in 9th. son said. Gold Dust ...... 13 nently or totally disabled a vet timates run all the way from 55 to der irregularities; burning, "Today in many towns tbera are Collins Co ...... — economic depressions in the future. xxBatted for Andrews in 9th. Colt’s Firearms ...... 7 Grigsby Gnmow ...... % eran’s bonus certificate would ma 475. 'The string appears to be scanty or too frequent passage hospitals which are a severe burden “ Since the war every possible about a foot or two in length but Boston (6) Eagle Lock ...... 18 Hershey ...... 68 preference has been given the veter ture. and getting up at night? Heed to the public, because they were again the knots make this confusing. AB. R. H. PO. A. E. Fafnir Bearings ...... — Int H a rv ...... 18% ans by civil governments, both Na “The cause and necessities of the promptly these symptonis. established without thought and ’The contest features four prizes, Rhyne, ss ...... 4 2 2 0 4 0 Fuller Brush, Class A — Int N ic k ...... 5% tional and state. servicemen should not be the vehi They may warn of some dis added unnecessary hospital bads to first a sport sweater valued at 31.95, Rothrock, I f -----2 1 1 2 0 0 Gray Tel Pay Station, 24 Int Tel and T e l ...... 5% “What will be the feeling of the cle of putting through Congress a ordered kidney or bladder con a community already ovar-hoiqjital- second, a pair of Keds priced $1.50, Van Camp, lb .. 4 0 0 12 1 0 Hart and Cooley .... — Johns Manville...... 11 veteran’s neighbor who is out of bill to inflate the currency,” Sim ation. Users everywhere rely ized. The result was that the older third, a sweatshirt and fourth, an Webb, rf ...... 3 1 1 1 0 0 Hartmann Tob, com ,. — Kelvinator ...... 5% work if Congress says it has set mons said. “If Congress is going to on Doan's Pills. Recommended Pickering, 3b ... 3 1 1 2 1 0 hospitals nave fewer patients with do, pfd ...... — Kennecott ...... 7% other pair of Keds. No obligations consequent greater cost per patient, tled the imemployment question by inflate the currency it should do so for 50 jrears. Sold everywhere. Oliver, cf ...... 4 1 3 3 0 0 Inter Silver ...... 16 Kreug and Toll ...... % paying the bonus? are connected with making guesses. while the new hospital usually .dif Llgg and Myers B ...... 49 openly and by a bill from the com 'The contest closes next week .McManus, 2 b ------4 0 2 2 4 0 do, pfd ...... — "Before long some of the people mittee on banking and currency. fered a great smd lasting slump in Landers, Frary & Clk 25 Loew’s ...... 21% Wednesday. Connolly, c ...... 4 0 0 5 0 0 now opposing the bonus will come The service men should not be re Durham, p ...... 2 0 0 0 1 0 patronage after the novelty wore Mann & Bow, Class A — McKeesp Tin ...... 37% nut for it for selfish reasons. Don’t quired to carry it. D o a n & Moore, p 2 0 off.” do, Class B ...... — Mont W a r d ...... 7 pick a small percentage of the un TO PROTECT NESTS "The ultimate outcome in many New Brit. Mch. com., — Nat Biscuit ...... 31 Money Not Due employed and at the same time in "The question is, does the govern Totals ...... 32 6 10 27 11 0 instances was that one or more hos do, pfd ...... — Nat Cash R e g ...... 9 clude a large number who are em New Haven, April 19.—(AP) — ills ment owe the face value of these New York ...... 002 002 100— 5 pitals have been discontinued or North and Judd ...... 9 Nat Dairy ...... 23% ployed. Telephone linemen and members of closed, with an absolute loss of a certificates to the men now? I do A m a m n c Boston ...... 410 000 lOx—6 Niles Bern Pond ...... 6 Nat Pow and L t ...... 11% “When unemployment insurance construction crews which work on FOR Runs batted in—Oliver, (3), Mc great part of their investment in Peck, Stow and Wilcox 1 N Y Cent ...... 19% and old-age pensions come, then not believe that it can be establish highways and by roads have been m m m , Manus, (2), Webb, Dickey, Combs, building and equipment, Russell Mfg ...... — NY NH and H t f d ...... 14% you wilT see a dash to pay this ed that the money is due now on asked by the State Board of Fisher (2), Gehrig, Crosetti. Two base "George Washington if alive' to Scovill ...... 16 North Amer ...... 24% bonus. these certificates. ies and Game to aid in preservation hits— Rhyne, Oliver, (2), McManus, day most certainly would agiee to Stanley W orks ...... 14 Packard ...... 2 Vi "If we are going print money. "I am advised that the present of nests and eggs of birds. Dickey, Gehrig, Farrell, Lazzeri. the proposition which so many ex Standard Screw ...... 23 Param Pub ...... 4 Three base hit—Rhyne. Home runs perienced hospital authoritiee voice: do, pfd., guar., A .. 101 Penn ...... 12% __Dickey, Combs, Stolen bases — "A commimity in need of more hos Smythe Mfg Co ...... — Phillips Pete ...... 4% Rhyne, (2), Rothrock, (2). Sacri pital beds may not be in need of Taylor and Fenn ___ — Pub Serv N J ...... 41% flee— Andrews. Double plays more hospitals. The necessary beds Torrington ...... • 29 Radio ...... 5% Gehrig to Saltzgaver; Farrell to in most cases can be added econ Underwood Mfg Co . 11% Radio Keith ...... 31/2 Gehrig; Rhyne, McManus to Van omically and satisfactorily by ex Union Mfg Co ...... — Rem R a n d ...... • 2 Camp. Left on bases—New York, 5; panding an existing hospital,” U S Envelope, com... — Rey Tob B ...... 32% UNIVERSAL-- speedy- Boston, 7. Base on balls— off Allen, do, pfd*...... — Sears Roebuck ...... 20% ELECTRIC Cookery.- « ------— — ^ \- ______4; Durham, 2; Andrew.-?, 1; Moore, Veeder Root;...... — Socony Vac ...... 8% 1. Struck out—by Allen, 4; Durham, Whitlock Coil Pipe----- — South Pac ...... 13% 3; Andrews, 3; Moore, 1. Hits —off MANCHURIAN REBS J.B.Wil’nis Co., ?10 par 58 Stand B ran d s...... 10%# Allen, 5 in 1 2-3 innings; Andrews, St Gas and El ...... 16%' 5 in 6 1-3; Durham, 5 in 5 2-3; HARASS JAPANESE St Oil Cal ...... 18 Vi Moore, 3 in 3 1-3. Winning pitcher St Oil N J ...... 22% UN I VER SAL ^Moore. Losing pitcher—Andrews. Texas Corp ...... 11% Manchester’s 'Timken Roll Bear ...... 14 Vi -Umpires—^McGown and Owen. Time (Continued from Page One) Trans-America...... 3% of game—1 :58. Date Book Union Carbide ...... 20% way of Kirin and Tunhua to a«- Unit Aircraft...... 10% slst in suppressing the / rebdUlon. Unit Corp ...... 6V4 BEATS UP HERALD Official Japanese reports sala Tonlfdit Unit Gas I m p ...... 16 Insurgents had occupied several ’Tuesday, April 19.—Special town U S Ind Alcohol ...... 19% towns in the Chientao district and U S Rubber ...... 3 Vi MAN AT MEETING meeting at Municipal building, 8 were burning and looting. ; U S Steel ...... 30 Chinese Defeated a. m. to 8 p. m., for purpose of vot Util Pow and L t ...... 3% ing by machine on consolidation of (Continued from Page One) A dispatch to the Rengo News Warner Piet ...... IVi school districts, followed by meet West Union ...... 27 Agency from Chientao said the Jap ing at High school at 8 o’clock on er” the meetirg for The Herald. anese expedition clashed with 200 West El and M f g ...... 21% refunding of bond issue. He was talking with Mr. and Mrs. insurgents near‘Taitsaokou yester Woolworth ...... 36% Andrew Healy when Chartler ac day and after a two-hour battle the Tomorrow costed him. Chartler is said to have Chinese fled, >avlng 30 dead on the Wednesday, April 20.—Three-act told Carney to "get down south field. ’The Japanese losses were giv comedy, “The Whole Town’s Talk GENERAL MARCH WRITES where you belong.” Carney’s jaw is en as two killed and ten wounded. ing,” Community Players, Hollister badly '.ruised and he is bruised 'The Chinese returned with rein street ischool. about the neck and shoulder. forcements later, the dispatches The Week BOOK ABOUT THE WAR Schools Argument said, and threatened an attack. ’The Thursday, April 21.—Opening of Chartler has expressed himself as two forces were said to be facing two-day annual convention of state being against school districts con each other across blood-drenched Department of Daughters of Union Washington, April 19.—(AP) — solidation. He stands to lose snowflelds. Veterans of Civil War at Odd Fel General Peyton C. March, chief of that office, part of it at least, lows hall. staff of the American Army during if consolidation is voted today. 'The rebels were believed to have the World War, has written a book Friday, April 22.—Three-act com Carney, personally, is . favor assumed ah offensive at many of memories and is handling his points in northeastern Manchuria edy, "Bab,” by Sock and Buskin able to schools consolidation. It is critics “with gloves off.” believed that antagonism over this where the Japanese forces were club of High school. - This phrase in regard to his treat question provoked the assault. temporarily weakened by re-ar Next Week ment of wartime controversies and Prosecuting Attorney Charles R. rangements. General Jiro Tamon’s Wednesday, April 27.—Roll call the men involved in them was used Hathaway this afternoon told The shock division is being relieved aft banquet of John Mather Chapter, in advance notices of the volume, a Herald that he would bring Chartler er a bitter winter of fighting in the Order of DeMolay, at Hotel Sheri 90,000 word manuscript entitled into court tomorrow. Harbin district and will return to dan. “The Nation At War,” now in the its old station at Llaoyang In South Wednesday and ’Thursday, April hands of publishers. Manchuria April 20. 27, 28.—“Henry’s Wedding,” com March is the last of the Impor ALIENISTS STUDY Replacement Troops edy, Tall Cedars, High school. tant war leaders to put his own Meanwhile the headquarters and Thursday, April 28.—Democratic story on paper. It is a story he had one brigade of the Tenth Division caucus at Hilliard street Hose not Intended to write until he read MASSIE ON STAlto arrived at Harbin and was Joined House. recently published memoir of Gen. there by another brigade of the Next Month John J. Pershing. This book, Tenth Division. ’The reunited divi Sunday, May 1.—May Day Jubi (Continued from Page One) March’s friends say, he considered sion imder Lieutenant GenerM lee at South Methodist church, did not give the War Department a HIrose will replace General Tamon s which made the fatal wound after sponsored by Salvation Army. square deal. the native had confessed partlcipat troops. , , , , Thursday, May 5.—Benefit, enter Another section of the March General Hirose said on his arrival Ing in the attack upon Mrs. Massle. tainment and dance. 32nd anniver book deals with the relations be 'The other defendants, Massie said, at Harbin that the Japanese were sary of Scandia Lodge, No. 23, O. of tween Congress and the war organi ran about the house shouting. Mrs. determined to free northern Man V., at Orange hall. zation. The advance notices say Fortescue looked on as Lord and churia and Mongolia from lawless Friday, May 6.—Minstrel and relatives of Senators or Representa En'vied For Her Kitchen Jones tried vainly to wash the blood elements, but he denied reporte of dance, sponsored by Married Cou tives were given no commission stains from Kahahawal’s clothing, he aggressive intentions by Japan ples’ Club of Second Congregational without training nor were they ex testified. against the Soviets. church, at Hollister street school. empted from the draft if March Massie said Mrs. Fortescue took The withdrawal of General Ta Sunday, May 8.—Dedication pro could prevent it. the leadership in the move to dis mon’s division, first from Fang- gram at Polish.National church on One result of this, it is related, Everybody Admits That Her's Is The Best Equipped, pose of the body, and had tried to Cheng and Imlenpo and second from (jolway street, at 10 a. m. was a cabal against March in Con get him to take a drink of okolehao, Harbin caused the entire CSilnese Coming Events gress which refused after the war to native liquor, to bring him out of Eastern railway east of Imlenpo to Friday, June 24.— Opening of retire him as a full general. The his "spell.” Massie said they de fall into the control of the insur two-day state convention and field rank however was given him several Most Modem Kitchen In The Neighborhood cided to take him along so he could gents under Li ’Tu who apparently day of Loyal Order of Moose here. years later. get some fresh air and had left has succeeded General ’Ting Chao Saturday, June 25.— State Ma Jones behind to clean up the house who was variously reported to have sonic Veterans Reunion at Temple. Prosecutor John C. Kelley pound been assassinated and to have fled Opening of two-day session of BRIDE DISAPPEARS The brightly-polished sto've and the If you remember the kitchens of those ed hard at the story, apparently into northern Heilungkiang prov 16th annual convention of the New seeking to trip Massie by jumping ince. England Conference Luther League glow of the fire through the open days you will be thankful for the A Rengo dispatch from Harbin London, April 19.— (A P )—Prepa from one detail to another. The at Swedish Lutheran church. rations for a society wedding early witness often said "I don’t recall” said the insurgents were even oper front damper of the old coal range modern ELECTRIC RANGE with its ating the trains between Imlenpo this summer have been interrupted when the prosecutor pressed him. by the disappearance of the bride. ’There was one contradictory note and Pogranichnaya. On Sunday gave a pheerful air to the kitchens of fuel by wire direct to the heating Miss Vera Lucinda Privett, of Cali in the defense’s evidence. night the rebels routed the Kirin HOME LOANS APPROVED our grandmother’s day. But it meant Massie had testified he had con provincial troops in a battle near fornia. units. Automatic oven control elim sulted Eugene Beebe, a lawyer, who Hengtaohotzu, the dispatch said, On March 19 Lieutenant Basil J. the drudgery of carrying in a daily Karslake, her finance, received a inates constant watching and worry had told him it would "be all right’ solidifying their control of that sec Washington, April 19.—(AP) — to get a confession from one of the tion of the Chinese T astern. cablegram from Los Angeles read supply of wood or coal. On baking President Hoover’s home loan bemk ing: “Leaving for New York. Be ing. You may choose a range that men accused of the attack, provid A Rengo dispatch from dHiang bill was approved today by a House days the fire required constant watch ing no evidence of force were shown Chun said complete anarchy reigns with you Easter definitely. Sailing banking subcommittee. date uncertain.” will harmonize with the decorative in obtaining it. Beebe, a defense in the Imienpo and Pogranichnaya Representative Reilly (D., Wls.), ing to keep the right temperature and witness, admitted Massie talked sector of the railway and that the From that day to this the lieu chairman of the subcommittee, said tenant has had no further message scheme of your kitchen and a style to him about the matter but said he damage wrought by Li ’Tu’s rebels there were no fundamental changes in summer weather the air was stif never had told him anything by and other gorillM was estimated by in the form of the bill as recom from her. She has not reached Eng that will suit your purposes best. which he could infer that it would the Japanese at 200,000,000 Mexi mended by the President and intro land on any liner since the cable ling. have been proper to take one of the can dollars. duced by Representative Luce, (D., gram was received and investiga assault defendants and get a con Mass). tions by frienhs and relatives re fession. “It will be reported to the full vealed only that she had been seen NO GAMES OF CHANCE committee immediately and will be motoring at Topeka, Kansas, on SEE YOUR LOCAL DEALER OR COMMITS SUICIDE pressed for action as soon as all March 20. Milford, April 19.— (AP)—Gam members have had an opportunity “I can’t understand this at all,” Norwalk, April 19.— (AP) — ing wheels and similar games of to familiarize themselves with the said Lieutenant Karslake today, “I George Chengery, 50, father of sev chance, one of the principal activi hearings,” Reilly said. don’t know what to think.” eral children, committed suicide in ties at Walnut Beach will be for The President’s plan would create his home early this morning by bidden this year according to an a system of Federsd home loan slEishing his arms with a butcher announcement today by William A bsmks to extend financial support to , knife. He died from loss of blood In Ford, chairman of the board of po existing home financing, thrift or ‘ the Norwolk hospital at 6:40 a. m. lice commissioners. Ford said sffter savings institutions. RUMMAGE SALE Manchester Electric Co. ! Chengery’s widow said that a today the board would grant li Representative Williams (D., Thursday, April 21, Soith Manchester ; tenant hi a bouse which her husband censes only for games of skill and Mo.), was the only committee mem 9 A. M. on 773 Main Street Phone 5181 owned, told him last Saturday that for mecha^cal rides. This will also ber voting g a in st the measure. ;be waa going to move. This was the restrict wheels operated - annually Reilly, Luce, ^presentatives Camp Coughlin Bldg., Depot Square ' ^ y reason she could give for the on the Green by the Milford fire bell (R.,' Pa.), and Hancock suicide. men. (D., N, C.), voted f6r it » Women’s League, 2d Cong. Ch.j PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 19,198R
able as himself to give to the relief Boston get away with a canned Yes, But Look Out for That Traffic Cop! ilanrIirBtrr fund, who was giving nothing or s bean trade In Russia It ought to be smaller sum or giving when and as ashamed of Itself, Because New iEurning l|fralb be pleased. As for himself he began York bean cooks know how to pro PUUL.ISHQD BY THB ilLRALU FKINTINO COMPKNY. INC to feel that be was under duress. duce an article of food so complete 13 Btsscll ttrcet He was doing his bit and, apparent ly superior to the Boston variety, See th e Bouth Manchestsr Conn. THOMAS FHKOUSON ly! getting little appreciation in re not only as to palatablllty but as to Oenarai Manager turn for it; he and his sacrifice digestibility, that, there Is no more Poundeo uctooei i. IHHl were being taken altogether too comparison between them than be Published Hvery Evening ICxdept much for granted. It all came tween twenty year old Kentucky Sundays and Holidays, entered at tbe back to the mood and the effect of statesmen’s bourbon and bathtub NORGE Post (.JiTU’e ai South Manchester. Conn., as Second Class Mall Matter. paying a tax which a good many hooch. SUBSCKIPTION RATES One Year, by mall ...... other folks were dodging—some of It seems to us to Indicate a low Per Month, hy mall ...... 3 .DU them well able to pay more than he. order of patriotism and civic pride at Single comes ...... I Ul inluered. one vear ...... Itf.UU So the individual contributor has for New York to let this bean palm go by default. When will they ever MIOMI'CR OF TH1. ASSOCIATED been figuring it in somewhat this WATKINS PRESS wise: If this is a matter of taxa learn, down there, that their own I'ho Associated 1 ress is exclusively entitled to the use for renuhllcatlon tion why not put It on that basis Park Row is the place for beans or all news dispatches credited to It formally, so that we shall all be in as Is beans? I or not otherwise credited In this paper and also the local news pub the same boat? If we have got to lished herein. All rights of republleatlon of provide the money to maintain a SPEED special dispatches herein are also re large number of people who are out With 18 per cent fewer accidents served. of luck and If this money must on the highways in 1931 the num Publlsher'B Representative: The ber of fatalities increased 16 per Julius .Mathews Special Agency—New come out of the community In one York, Chicago. Detroit and Boetoa. way or another, why not incorporate ■cent. Full service client of N E A Ser it with the other community ex What is the good in reducing the vice, Inc. penses and cover it in the budget? number of accidents If the death Member Audit Bureau of Circula If necessary to change the tax laws rate Is to keep on increasing? tions. in order that everybody ehedl share When a smaller number of acci The Herald Printing Company, Inc., dents produces a larger number of assumes no (Inanclal responsthlllty proportionately, by Increasing the for typographical errors appearing In personal tax or otherwise, why not deaths there must be a reason en ndveritsements In the Manchester Evening Herald. get legislative authority to do that? tirely apart from the reasons for the Then, if the care of the jobless shall accidents themselves. We suspect TUESDAY, APRIL 19. prove to be a back-breaking burden the reason is to be found in the steadily increasing speed. REFORMER GOES “WET" in addition to our other municipal $ 1 3 9 . 5 0 Each year the average mileage per The name of Dr. Charles H. Park- expenses, perhaps we can do some hour increases. Each year, when hurst Is probably unfamiliar to more whittling on those other ex eui accident occurs, the Impact la many of the younger generation, penses. 1. Delivered to your home. greater. The greater the Impact the but thirty-five years ago there was At all events, the contributor fig greater the liability to fatal conse 2. Actual storage space: 4.8 Cu. Ft. none better known throughout the ures, we don’t like these pay-envel 8. Only 8 moving parts, quences of an accident. Eastern states. A New *5fork City ope chops. We expect to do our After all, the discrepancy In the 4. Exclusive Rollator compressor. clergyman. Dr. Parkhurst early in share—some of us a good bit more comparative rates of accidents and 5. Fully jfuaranteed. the 90’s became head of the Society than our share—but If we are giving BEHIND TME SCENES IN deaths doesn’t appear so very for the Prevention of Crime and de we want a chance to give in the 6. Easy terms arranged if desired. veloped Into the most effectual re giving and not the tax-paying spirit. puzzling. Health and Diet We shall not lower the death list former the metropolis has ever If we’re paying a tax we want to WASI-IINQTQ^ until either there are a great many WITHRODNPYDUTCHER known. # have the tax collection strictly on Advice the up-and-up, hitting the willing fewer automebiles on the roads or CHERRY BLOSSOMS DRAW . America, recalls the pretty gesture The Police Department at that pe and the unwilling alike and making those on the roads are compelled to THOUSANDS TO CAPITAL which brought them here. •y DK. FKAMK McCOS riod was more corrupt than ever be everybody come across. travel slower. fore or since. It was in almost open BY RODNEY DUTCHEB Early in the Taft administration That there is considerable justice When automobile authorities final cahoots with every sort of criminal. NBA Service Writer It was being discovered that they to this position is not to be denied. ly admit that fact—which they will could grow in this vicinity. Miss E. HIGH BLOOD PRESSURE It had reduced the protection of vice R. Scidmore, a student and writer Whether it Is liked or not, that posi in the course of time—they will Washington?—’The lovely cherry i According to popular opinion, the and crime to a science. Dr. Park- blossoms of Washington, which are on Japan, suggested to Mrs. Taft tion has become pretty general have a starting point from which to blood pressure should be the same burst set out to get the proofs and all too often considered the only liv that the Japanese cherry be planted among the pay-envelope contribu work for a reduction in killings. along the new Potomac parkway, as the number of years in your age did get them. His revelations ing thing the capital has to brag tors and will have to be faced. Not before. which was about to be landscaped. added to 100. This is not true. A brought about the famous Lexow about, are observing their twentieth Mrs, Taft got on the job and soon It Is our considered opinion that normal blood pressure for an adult Committee investigation, broke up anniversary. the government was collecting all the system was a good one—for Their brief period of bloom is available cheery trees and setting is between 120 and 130; any figure “the system" and finally drove Tam just one winter. It may very well considered the very best time of the them out as an experiment, above 140 signifies high blood pres WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc many from power for three years. IN NEW YORK year to come to Washington and for Japanese in this country got word be that a better one will have to be sure. The blood prpssure should The name of Parkhurst w£is hailed weeks ahead there seems to be more to Japan, after asking Mrs. Taft not go up with added years. The (Jevlsed for the carrying on of fur MANHATTANITES TAKE THE whether a gift of 2,000 cherry trees throughout the land as the chief of Interest in the question, "When wllL only method of finding out whether ther relief work which In any event TRICKS the cherry blossoms be out?" than^ would be acceptable and being told or not your blood pressure Is normal Funeral Directors all the agencies of civic better Those City Slickers they would. In November, 1900, the must be, directly or indirectly, In in such problems as when the bud is with the use of a special instru ES'l'ABLISHED 67 YEARS ment. New York, April 19—Well fello^v get will be balemced and whether trees were sent as a gift to Mrs. ment for this purpose. large part through the contributions our form of government can sur Taft from Madame Osaki, wife of And now, in the late evening of cut-ups, if you’re interested in fol Excitement sends the blood pres of workers. lowing the fun fashions set by the vive. the mayor of Tokyo. sure up "mmedlately, perhaps up CHAPEL AT 11 OAK ST. his life. Dr. Parkhurst, as coura playful city sllckere of Manhattan The people of this city, strangely Then the Department of Agricul thirty points. If you are excited the geous as be was in the days of bis you'll run right down to the nearest enough, make as much of a rite out ture found the trees were infected first time your doctor examines your Robert K. Anderson Phone: Office 6171 ADVANCE SIDESHOW of visiting the cherry blossoms each by a parasite which its scientists great crusade, comes out as the un toy shop and get yourself a false blood pressure, it would be a good huneral Director Residence 7494 From one point of view Jouett mustache and perhaps a set of year as do the folks who come all considered dangerous. There was no plan to go back and have it taken qualified and uncompromising enemy Sbouse, chairman of the Democratic whiskers. the way to Washington for it. way to disinfect them, so they were over when you are more used to the of prohibition. He disbelieves In Few public and private events The first blossoms appear on a simply burned up. National Executive Committee, Is a thousand trees which encircle the procedure and feel calmer. the possibility of solving the liquor very wise man in calling a platform in New York are new complete Tidal Basin below Potomac Park. Instead of being peeved, the As a general rule, one having high problem by drastic laws, and states without a couple of the big town blood pressure shows a tendency to as that afforded by golf, walking, committee to meet four days in ad boys giving an imitation of Jack After many preliminary excursions Tokyo mayor and his city council ward a rosy,'florid complexion, 1s T9 DAY his disbelief. of investigation, the buds burst, the proceeded to have trees developed and regulated calistbeniea. vance of the national convention. Dalton or a circus ringmaster. news is flashed to the newspapers which were free from the blight over-weight, and usually brimming Of all the noted Individuals who The Democrats are not going to be and photographers, professional and and in 1912 came 3,000 tiny trees, over with energy and ^tality, such OUESTIONg AND ANSWERS oatients often being successful m in recent years have come to the able to frame in a minute a plat It started one night during the amateur, start on the run. which were shipped across country r — support of the anti-prohibltionlsts it winter months when four tuxedoed in a specially heated car. Mrs. Taft business. However, even thin, pale, (Pains In Chest) form that will hold together before gents walked solemnly down the people are sometimes affected. is probable that there has been no Everyone Goes wielded the spade at the first official Question: Mrs. Edna Mae R. the kind of convention they are sure aisles of a theater and took seats The rest of Washington follows, planting. High blood pressure Is frequently writes: "Can you tell me, doctor, other convert whose conversion is to have. Four days would seem to in the first row. When the curtain more or less en masse. Pretty girls Later, in return, a group of Amer found associated with hardening of without examination, what occa likely to prove so influential as that went up, the actors had to call for have their pictures taken, nestling icans sent to the mayor of Tokyo a the arteries, obesity, nephritis and sional pains in the chest and around CffiBMAN PLAN NEW DRIViB be none too much leeway. glandular disturbances. Temporary of Dr. Parkhurst.' For many years help to keep from getting stitches against flower-laden boughs. ’The number of small dogwood trees and the hear,, would indicate In a wo On the other hand. It Is entirely in their sides. For the four were Japanese ambassador and his fami seeds which now grow in the Jap high blood pressure may occur In man fifty years old ? Have been On April 19, 1918, British troops he has stood at the very front of the possible fof such a committee to wearing trick foliage. Within a ly, with the ladies sometimes in cos anese city and were regarded as pro women at the menopause. told by an alarmist these pains bee. off several assaults on tha militant battlers for better morals few days, tables at the swanky tume, go to pay their respects. ducing the most beautiful wild blos The common symptoms of high might meem cancer.” start a ruction that will be passed blood pressure are dizziness (espe strong positions they had taken on and better ways of life. His utter night spots fairly sprouted with Everybody gets excited and fra som in this territory. Answer: Pains in the chest and on to the convention and provide it toy-store fringe. grance mingles in the air with ex The Japanese trees here began to cially when bending over), headache, Mont Kemmel on the Lys sector. devotion to law and order is recog flushing of the face, sensation of full around the heart might be from vari with trouble full fledged and ready Since that time, chis little sport clamations of admiration and de attract wide attention about three ous causes, such as pleurisy, gas Three fresh German, divisions nized by oldsters everywhere, even has been added to the rules of light. Arguments break out as to years after thfty grew up. They ness through the head, ringing in the were reported reinforcing tne troops to wear; whereas the convention ears. Shortness of breath, nosebleed, pressing against the diaphragm, by those who were opposed to him “how to be the life of the party." whether the blossoms are more bear no fruit ip this country, al angina pectoris, intercostal neural which had been on the offensive in might possibly dodge the danger Hawkers sell them at the commu beautiful this year than last. though similar trees do in Japan. bulging of the. veins of the forehead, this sector for 10 days and a fur in his efforts. and occasionally, fainting. gia, pleural axlhesionr, etc. It is, were the fracas not handed to it tation train stations; sidewalk Boys and girls, husbands and Those which line the ’Tidal Basin of course, imposeible for me to tell ther great effort to reach the chan When such as he pronounce prohi wound up and going like a mechani peddlers peddle them in mid- wives walk hand in hand beneath blossom with a pinkish tinge, which CAUSES OF HIGH BLOOD nel ports was expected. the big white trees. Sentimentality they lost almost immediately, and you what the palna are without hav bition a complete failure and advo cal toy. Broadway and a number ot cigar PRESSURE ing the opportunity of making ac ex Australian and Canadian divi cate its abandonment it can hardly stands in the swanky hotels carry buds and bloopis, sometimes reap become quite white. Emerging first, HiglT blood pressure Is caused by amination. Cancer le a very serious sions which had participated in, the The Smith crowd want Al to be them in stock. pearing in hearts where it hasn’t they are the most familiar. The a toxic state of the body, produced great battle of Picardy were moved fail to cause many very obstinate been known for years. "Springtime pink double-blossom cherry trees disorder and no laymen should at chairman of the platform commit largely by dietetic errors. •Over tempt to diagnose it, Do not allow up to support the hard-pressed Blng- prohibitionists to take stock of their tee. The Roosevelt crowd want. Speaking of Whiskers In Washington” becomes a fond line the automobile speedway which eating of starches and sugars is un llsh soldiers. lifetime memory. runs for miles out Into the Potomac yourself to be guided by such an position and examine the conse Cordell Hull. Smith is going to be Just the other night, the digni* doubtedly an important factor. Be opinion. Italian troops reached France fled Horacq Green, publisher, The twentieth anniversary of the j around Haines Point. fore a dangerous pressure exists and prepared to take their places quences of their attitude. militantly wet. Hull is a dry, said cherry trees, coming at a time when i The blossoms stay at the peak of changed the game slightly by harmful poisons must first have been (Hot Cakes and Sorgbuin) on the western front. to be inclined this year toward greeting his guests at a home Japan is somewhat unpopular in bloom for about five days. present and circulating in the blood Question: L. asks: "What do The German long-range gim re PAY-ENVELOPE GIFTS pussyfooting. Some lineup! party while hiding about four over a long period of time. Many sumed Its bombardment of Paris. As the time approaches for the Inches of the walrus ariety, to other factors may make the condl- you think of sorghum with hot cakes Losses there were slight. The oiriy trouble with the plat stores. Yes, they had bagpipes, or waffles? Has it any particular termination of the winter financing say nothing c a beard that would tions worse, among them being eye- form committee meeting Is that it have made any member of the late but, the manager had to admit, GRAY GETS 20 YEARS strain, excessive use of alcohol or food value? Is it fattening? I have been using honey, bat I have program of the Emergency Employ will not, in Edl probability, be public Czar’s guard envious. the Instruments "had t» be condi tobacco, mental strain, toxic poison tioned.” They would not recom become tired of It." ment Association it can do no harm If it only were it might be like the ing from constipation, over-indul to take stock of the method by Which reminds me th .t a town mend any for ^ “moment’s notice" Boston, April 19.—(AP) — "Bad gence in pepper, spices and salt, and Answer: Searghum molasses is as sideshows where the barker bally use. There were no papers at the good as any other kind of sugar UOTATIO wit raises the question: if all the Willie’’ Gray, bandit, was sentenced pus pockets around th» teeth, gums which the association's funds have hoos: ’’The best and funniest part New York doormen really were local theaters, and members of a or tonsils. to use with hot cakes or waffles. to from 20 to 30 years in State been raised or to suggest that it of the performance before passing members of the Czar’s bodyguard, Scotch society regretted that their If the blood pressure is not re Only a small amount of any kind might be well to revise that sys how did anyone manage to get to pipes were going to be in use. Prison today. A jury late Saturday duced to safety and goes over 185 of sugar should be used and the not upon the inside of the big tent!” him? The search ended, of all places. night convicted him of three charges or 200, serious conditions such ns cakes or waffles should be baked tem. In the offices of Attorney Frances We did not find aubstantlal Green, by the .way, recently dis growing out of a holdup of a apoplexy and heart failure may re thoroughly so as . to dextriniae tbsm Experience and reflection compel BEANS covered that his Murray Hill resi X. Hennessy, with whom bag-pip sult. as much as possible. No grease dence that a crime wave w asnn grocery store several weeks ago. existence in Honolulu. Einforoement the conclusion that the method of We are intrigued by an editorial dence was the former home of P. ing is a hobby. The cure of high blood pressure should be used in preparing either GILBERT SWAN Judge James H. Sisk of the Suf hot cakes 'Yr waffles. Some of the of the prohibition law compared dealing with the human sources of T. Bamum. So he served pink Is readily accomplished by changing favorably with conditions on the in the New York Herald-Tribune lemonade, pop-corn and peanuts folk Superior Court also gave Gray wrong habits of living over to good new thick aluminum cooking uten the fund has its faults. Roughly declaring it to be a paradoxical cir sils require no oil or grease. mainland. . to his guests. SHIP BUILDER DIES a sentence of from 15 to 16 years ones, first relieving the body of its —Seth RIokardson, seat ie Mainill the idea has been to negotiate with cumstance that New England baked toxic wastes by means of the elimi for assault with Intent to murder nating powers of the fast and ene as a apeclal Investigator. the employed through the employ beans and pork should be achieving Madam X to the Rescue Florence, Italy, April 19.—(AP) Phillip Sweeney, a railroad police FILLING STATION ROBBED er. Each of numerous employing All of which, somehow, recalls man but the sentence is to be served mas. It is significant that medical It will only be when armlet and a widespread popularity In Soviet the tale passed on by Idwul - Walter H. Cramp, 65, of Philadel authorities, such as Osier, say that factors in the community was called concurrently with the longer one. Keene, N. H., April 19,—(AP) — navies are reduced to the statue of Russia. Not at all because of what Jones ah- ut a friend, a lawyer, phia, founder of the Cramp ship Gray, invaded a store where he “ANY EFFORT TO REDUCE THE on to obtain the consent of its em yard. died today in the villa where PRESSURE BY DRUGS IS USE Two men, armed with pistols, today a police force that men will be re the editorial contains, for it didn’t who recently was named to a New said he understood a payoff in a held up a gasoline filling station and lieved of the fear of war. ployes to contribute sums, usually York judgeship. In the rush ot he had lived for the last seven lottery wap to be made. He ex LESS AND INADVISABLE (ex strike us as being so very smart, cept In endocrine disturbances)." obtained 360. They escaped In a —Brigadier Qeneral Smedley D. fixed by percentage of earnings, the clearing up his legal business, the years. changed shots with Sweeney and watting automobile driven by a Butltier. as for what It omitted—what every new judge forgot about ;,ettlng the Mr. Cramp had been a friend of each was wounded. Gray was cap The patient should rely upon natural employer to withhold the contribu means for successful reduction of third man. New York newspaper comment on severe black robe worn on the the Pope and had financed excava tured in a New Hampshire camp The plain fact is that the Com tions from the pay envelopes. baked beans always omits—any Manhattan bench. tions in search of the bodies of the and later escaped from the Charles his high blood pressure. There Is ’Thomas Gorges, a station cm- Apostles Peter and Paul under the no question about a cure through plqye, was forced into a back room munists in Russia are more eacri- This system has one long mark r.o reference to the fact that Boston Almost on the eve ot being street jail here. He was captured flclally in earnest about what they sworn in, the judge callea upon church of the /.plan Way. late the same night. dietetic means if you are willing to by the holdup men after they bad its credit—it produced the money. doesn’t know beans and that New follow a *ery strict diet. I have drawn their pistols. They then took want than we are here about what Jones for help. Nowhere, it ap He had written a number of John J. Foley of Brookline, we ought to want. On the other hand it has, we are Englanders who supinely follow the peared, could one find such a robe books about excavations and accused as Gray’s accomplice, in never seen a case where tha blood the money from the cash register- pressure was not made more nor An unsuccessful attempt to enter —Dr. Harry Bmereon Feed! ok, aware, produced some discontent Boston method of cooking beans do in the stores or shops. Finally a searches for the bodies of the Apos the holdup attempt was freed when pastor. Riverside Baptist OMreh, theatrical costomer was located tles, and several volumes of general the jury disagreed in his case. mal by this method. After the fast, the office of a coal company nearby that is not, perhaps, wholly unwar not know beans either. That there who happened to have a grand Information about Italy. when the pressure has been reduced was reported to police soon after New York. ranted. It was inevitable that the is, in a word, more bean sense In silken garment left from the He formerly lived In Rome. to normal It is of the utmost impor the holdup. contributors to the fund, since the New York city Itself In a minute courtroom scene In “Madame X." ROOSEVELT’S POSITION tance that the patient realize that Police said they believed the car VALUABLE PROCESS manner of their giving soon lost all A hurried visit to a cleaners — SOCIETY ENGAGEMENT lie must avoid excessive starches used by the robbqrs bad a Maaea- than there is in all of Massachu and the judge was somberly array Boston, April 19.— (AP) — W. H. and sugars and that a permanent chusetts registration. the aspects of voluntary offering, New York.—Since the beglnnlof setts, Vermont, New Hampshire and ed for his oath. Waterbury, April 19.— (AP)— Mitchell, preslednt of the Liberal cure depends entirely upon the regu of the art of bardeniiif eted, edenee should come to feel that they were Maine in a whole bean growing Civic League, Inc., today made pub lation of the use of such foods, and SUICIDE ATTEMPT FAILS has been seeking a way to harden Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Waln- lic a telegram which he said bad often upon avoiding them for a long paying a tax. And with this con season. The Pipes ’o Scripps wrlght Holcomb of Waterbury and the softer and weaker metals to Another odd search was that been received from Franklin D. period of time. ^ Waterbury, April 19.—(AP) — sciousness of being taxed there Why these New Yorkers don’t Fishers Island, N. Y., announce the give them the strength of steel. The staged the other evenine by Robert engagement of their daughter. Miss Roosevelt, candidate for the Demo The patient should use frequent Joseph Selasky, 62, took a drink be American Institute ot Mining and arose, as was also inevitable, the make an issue of this bean question P. Scripps, of the Scrippa-Howard Jane Holcomb, to Pierre S. DuPont, cratic presidential nomination. It enemas In order to flush the toxic believed was poison and then turn Metallurgical Engineers reports that question whether they were not we have never been able to under newspapers. It seems he wanted a 3d of Wilmington, Del. Miss Hol was In answer t'' a request by the poisons out of the bowel more quick ed on gas' jets of his kitchen stove Dr. Paul D. Meriea tells w a hard ly. this afternoon but was unsuccessful being taxed disproportionately to bagpipe, and he wanted it in a comb Is a graduate of Westover league for Roosevelt’s stand on pro Short cool sho^erbaths are ening process for copper, lead, stand. Without a scrap of courage hurry, for he was getting ready to hibition. very beneficial, as they attract the in his suicide attempt. A woman nickel, line, aluminuaoi and tin. It other individuals—the age old sus school In the cla.ss of 1931 and made they meekly yield the bean palm leave for a week-end with friends in her debut Thanksgiving eve at a The telegram, Mitchell said, read blood away from the Inkcrior of the neighbor chanced into bis kitcheb, is known as age-hardening, and con picion and discontent of the tax to Boston, And yet there Isn’t a the country. His host was a gent dance given In her honor at the Wa as follows: body and distribute It among the found him unconscious and called sists of heat treatment and harden payer all over the world. who had long boasted of his prowess terbury Country Club. She is a “Please consider I still maintain smsdler vessels of the skin. ’The policemen. Selansky was taken to ing as the metals gmar older. beanery in the great American 100 per cent my earlier expression patient must at all times try to re Waterbury hospital and revived- He Not every employed person In as a bagpiper. Scripps had decided granddaughter ot the late Hon. Ed metropolis that couldn’t give cards to call bis bluff. It was not long gar J. Doolittle of Meriden. Mr. of opinion favoring the return of main mentally tranquil as worry or Is married and has children. The Manchester, by any means, fell and spades to the best bean cook until train time, and no bagpipe was DuPont is the son of Mr. and Mrs. control of intoxicants to the several anger may bring on a dangerous drink he took was lemon oil. Oencrai Butler says he alw a^ under the operation of this system. in the Hub and beat him seven fur on band. Lammot DuPont of Wilmington, states. That is definite. I have on crisis. asks the Lord to him ssjf the After the blood pressure has near Khudsorek, in Soviet Russia, is a right things In bis eampalfh Every contributor knew, or mlgqt He called In Bob Garland, the and is a member of the class of 1938 many occasions agreed with your longs in the mile. drama scribe. Bob made a hsusty at the Massachusetts Institute of statement that the time has come ed normal by dieting, the patient village housing nothing but profes speeches. The voteini probaMy g m know, of some person quite as well Moreover, if New Y*^ork Is letting closing-time idsit to big music Technology. for definite action." should|ta)ce moderate exercise, such sional poets. *^e Lord to keep him quiet V-»i
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section has recovered from several ter of Mr. afid Mrfl. Sherwood Grif workers’ convention votes to stand weeks illness of scarlet fever. fin, fell and out her right arm by recent decision by mill operatives SHOT IS HEARD Hope Chapter, D. E. S.,.will hold rather badly on some broken glass Overnight tq refuse readjustment of wages. a Monte -Carlo whist following its Queer Twisty last Friday afternoon, while at the Boston — Captain Frank M. ATBOtKjBT ROCKVILLE regular meeting this evening in the home of her grandparents, Mr. and A . P. News Hawks, speed aviator, contracts Be ye angry and rio not: let not B fiw w m iM i WMUii ww*n. paiptdi Chapter rooms in the Rosenberg Mrs. Giles Olin. She received treat mild local Infection and contem AROUND THE WORLD In Day*$ News the sun go down upon youir wratli. Block. ment and is recovering. plated plastic surgical operation is Accident Unavoidable —Ephesians 4:26. The play "Rev. Dayton Up-to- Miss Janet Pendleton of Colches postponed. A hearing was held in the Rock St. Paul, Minn.—Gov. Roosevelt, date,” presented at the Town Farm ter, a former resident here, who has in speech replying to Smith, makes Boston — Harry Morgan, "Boy ville Police Court room on Monday by a cast of members of the Friend Hilton, N. Y.—When they made been under treatment for tuber Bandit,” sentenced to 15 to 21 years Men in rage strike those that morning on the accident of three a plea for a national community of Short Wave Hook-Up Carries ly Class on Sunday afternoon at the cradles in 1822, they made cradles. culosis at a sanatarlum and latterly interest in state prison when he pleads wish them best.—Shakespeare. weeks ago when Mrs. John Farrari Town Farm, was greatly enjoyed by Mrs. Lloyd Burritt has one made in at the home of her parents. Dr. and Washington—Whitney tells Sen guilty to 13 robbery indictments. of Village street, driving a Ford car, the Inmates. that year. In it have been rocked Mrs. C. E. Pendleton, is reported as Portsmouth, N. H.—Mrs. Annie ESCAPE FROM FLAMES Noise — Gov. Ely Dis collided with a bicycle on which ate committee suspension of short five generations of her family—smd so much improved at her last ex selling prevented close of Stock Brackett, 47 years a telegraph oper Southington, April 19.—(AP)— Kenneth and Mary Farrell, children it looks good for five more. amination by a specialist, that she ator for the Boston and Maine rail Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Monte threw of Mr. and Mrs. James Farrell of Market after Great Britain aban charges the Musket. Avon, N. Y.—The sparrows are would be able at any time to con doned gold standard. road, retires. their four small children from a Village street, were riding. The smart, but they can’t fool the folk tinue her work as a teacher. Miss Melrose, Mass. — Three-year-old first floor window and then jumped Farrell children were riding on the TOLUND out this way. One bira lover built Pendleton was teaching in the pub Little Rock, Ark.— Citizens call boy killed and his brother, 4, rescued to safety early today when fire dam sidewalk on Village street, just as a bird house for wrens last year, lic schools of South Coventry when on governor to convene special ses after the collapse of a "cave” con aged their home. Mary Monte, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Pearson of sion of the Legislature to enact Schenectady, N. Y., April 19.— Mrs. Farrari was driving out of using an entrance about as large as stricken with the disease, two years structed in the side of a hill by play 2 1-2 years old was slightly injured (API—An echo of the "shot heard Becker Place, a blind corner. Hartford were guests of relatives a quarter. During the winter the or more ago. economy legislation. mates. here Saturday afternoon. when she landed on an embankment. round the world,” that signaled the The youngsters were taken to the sparrows have pecked at it with The weekly choir rehearsal at St. Washington—House accepts Sen Rockville City hospital where the Dr. and Mrs. Wright B. Bean of ate amendments cutting Interior De beginning of the American Revolu their bills, enlarging it sufficiently Peter’s Episcopal church was girl was treated for slight injuries Stafford Springs and Tolland in so that they could use the hbuse. partment bill from $50,446,432 to tion at Concord 157 years ago, went omitted Friday evening, several con and Kenneth was found to have a company with their daughter, Mrs. The bird house owner, however, has $45,398,760; measure goes to riding around the globe again today nected with the work of the choir fractured skull. He has been imder Walter Pratt and two sons of Wel chucked them out and fitted the wishing to attend the ordination Hoover. .—on short wave radio. the care of Dr. John H. Flaherty. lesley, Mass., are spending the week opening with an iron washer. Let services of the Rev. Walllce I. Flint, Mich.—Mayor William H. The shot of today was fired by Mrs. Farrari was not brought into at their cottage. Inspiration Point, the sparrows try pecking at that Woodln, pa’stor of the Andover Con McKeighan, on trial for liquor law Governor Joseph B. Ely of Massa court as the children were riding on Chapman Hill, Tolland. awhile. gregational church in a lay capacity conspiracy, is re-elected by city chusetts, and cracked forth from an the sidewalk, which is against the The names appearing on the hon Jamnagar, India—Silver anniver for the past year. commission. Test Fne) ancient long barrelled-bayonetted law. If they had been on the road or roll of the last marking of the saries mean something in India. The A little flurry of snow was no Washington—Senator Harris of musket actually used on that his it is possible they would have been Rockville High school of Tolland Jamsaheb of Nawanagar, celebrat ticed here Saturday afternoon, Georgia dies. toric occasion. seen by Mrs. Farrari. Prosecuting pupils are Louise Gottier, Henry ing the 25th year of his rise to the shortly before 2 o’clock. There was Honolulu— Prosecution falls to The musket shot literally was Attorney John B. Thomas found the Hayden and Wanda Tortorellis. throne, has ^ven to the poor his snow and heavy winds Sunday. break down Lieut. Massie’s story of hoard arouno the world today over accident unavoidable. The fourth annual meeting of the weight in silver—and the Jamsaheb Dr. and Mrs. Charles J. Douglas Kahahawai killing. a globe girdling short wave hook Names Elks Committees Council of Congregational Women is a husky fellow. of Boston, summer residents of He Wallingford, Conn.—Albie Booth, up linking the General Electric Com Edward L. Newmarker, Exalted of Connecticut will be held at the Chicago— George Sanders, negro, bron, are spending some time in Yale three -sport-star, is advised not Troubles pany’s experimental radio station Ruler of the Rockville Lodge of Second Congregational church in figured his meal should cost 18 Washington, D. C., and environ to rejoin the Ell baseball team. with a similar station in Holland, Elks has named his committees for Waterbury on Wednesday, April 27 cents; Nick Anas, restaurant cash ments this spring. Mrs. Douglas is Weymouth, Mass.—Wholesale de Get Relief NOW! by relay to Java, thence to Austra the ensuing year, as follows: House, There will be two sessions, one at ier, figured it should be twenty. a delegate from the local D. A. R. portations of the needy from Wey lia, and then back to the United Raymond E. Hunt, Lewis H. Chap 10:30 and one at 2 o'clock, daylight They fought all over the place for chapter. Colonel Henry Champion, mouth which have attracted state A Technician of the States. The sound of the shot re man, Clarence J. McCarthy, Frank saving time. Addresses will be giv the two cents. Finally Anas shot Colchester, which has members liv wide attention are halted by vote New York staff of Dr. turned to Governor Ely in the radio H, Rizzy, Vincent Finley; Sick and en by Miss Ruth Cowles of Africa, Saunders (a slight wound) smd ing in Colchester, Westchester, He of selectmen. .station here a perceptible split sec visiting, Lewis H. Chapman, chair by Miss Amy V/elcher of Hartford, went to jail. The restaurant was bron and East Hampton. Mrs. Los Angeles — Prosecutor tells of WM. M. SCHOLL will ond after the trigger had been pull man, John F. Coleman, Charles E. who recently visited Japan and wrecked. Douglas reports the weather as very alleged plot of eastern gangsters to be here to assist our cold in Washington this spring. kidnap county officials to compel ed. Keerey, Michael Cosgrove, J. Stan China and by Mrs. R. C. Mitchell of Portland, Me.—The way to deter Foot Comfort Expert Opens His Talk ley McCray, Arthur E. Hayward, Boston, a Talladega graduate and a mine the proximity of an iceberg, Rev. Walter Vey, pastor of the release of'|)iisoners. Governor Ely introduced by E. A. Charles Willeke, Michael J. Con most attractive speaker. During the says Captain William Mouat who Hebron and Gilead Congregational Madrid—Cabinet instructs minis in this Wagner, manager of the Pittsfield, w ay,. Wallace F. Bouffard, Joseph noon hour there will be the usual sails among them, is by the smell. churches preached at the Sunday ter of foreign affairs to support Lavift, William Preusse, Rockvile, exhibits. The delegates from the They have a “ musty odor,” the cap services from the text, "Commit complete disarmament program of Mass., plant of the General Electric, Thy Ways Unto the Lord.” The the League of Nations. opened his radio talk by a quota George L. Betts, Jacob Greenberg, Tolland Federated church are Mrs. tain said. James W. Fogarty, Edward Cole James A. Davidson and Mrs. Sam Amsterdam: The professional Misses Stella Johnson and Rose Obetello, Italy— Lieut. Colonel SPECIAL tion from Ralph Waldo Emerson's Motz sang a duet, "What a Saviour Guascone Guasconi, speed flier, is man, Manchester, Dr. Wilfred J. uel Simpson. smugglers remember their pals. poem of the "Embattled Farmers.” is Jesus.” killed with two others in seaplane “Today,” Governor Ely said, re Robinson, William J. Reeves, Broad Mrs. John H. Steele is the dele More than lOO of them turned out Brook and Wlndsorville, M. JH. • Miss Harriet Hough led the Chris crash. ferring to the beginning of the revo gate to the annual meeting of the for the funeral of one ot their num DEMONSTRATION Roberts, William Healey, Stafford tian Endeavor meeting at the cen Navelberg, Germany—Court rules lution, "we are passing through district stewards of the Tolland ber. The smugglers were a bit too Springs, John H. Karges, Herbert Methodist church in Willimantlc ter Sunday evening with the topic that Wendel heirs are the groups another period of trial and stress. demonstrative, however, and were “Putting a purpose in Life.” represented by Mrs. Gertrude Kay R. Coffin, John P. Sheehan, Windsor Thursday morning, April 21, at 10 April 22-23 Men’s souls are again being tried in arrested—for holding a demonstra The Congregational choir re of San Francisco and Adelaide Locks, John R. Edward.s, South o'clock. tion without permission. a great dislocation in the fields of Willington. hearsal was held Saturday afternoon Elizabeth Kroeger of Bremen,\ Ger No matter what foot trouble you may economic, IndustriEil and social re There will be a community meet Belgrade, Jugoslavia — A play at the home of Mrs. Mary E. Cum many. Investigating Committee: Herbert ing of the Tolland County Farm wright’s paradise is what Belgrade have, it will be relieved for you at this lationships. Faith and work es O. Clough, chairman. Dr. T. F. mings. Peiping, China—League of Na tablished our nation, and faith and Bureau and a Rural Roads business is getting to be. Because the Bel Miss Helen Hough was the guest tions commission is told that 6,000,- Special Demonstration. O’Loughlin, M. J. Conway, Frank meeting at the Tolland Town Hall grade Illustrated Weekly said Vel- work will lead us out of our present McCarthy, Rockville, Carl B. Her of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Bevln 000 flood sufferers are subsisting on Thursday evening, April 21, at 7:30 omir Yankovich’s new play was Saturday at a dinner in honor of grass and bark. An expert will make Pedo-graphic prints distress.” rick, Joseph M. Coughlin, Manches "Incompetent twaddle,” a judge sen o f your stockinged feet, wbiah reveal their The Massachusetts governor, after o’clock. Professor Manchester of Mr. Bevin’s birthday anniversary; Salta, Argentina—Closing of the ter, Joseph A. Farr, Joseph A. Dur Storrs College will speak on the tenced the paper’s owners to five exact condition. He will show yon whst he spoke before the microphone re at their home in East Hampton. Argentine-Bolivlan frontier is asked kin, Meinchester, Henry J. Taylor, "Outlook of all farm conditions to days in jail. The judge thought it causes your pain; advise you in the proper enacted bis speech and the firing of James Reid Parker, an instructor to prevent spread of yellow fever William Hanley, Stafford Springs, day and how they can be better met was hard enough to make a play the shot for news reel cameras. The at the Brooklyn Polytechnic School, from Bolivian town. selection of shoes to fit your feet stylishly William J. Reeves, Windsorville, in our community.” Mrs. Tucker, pay without critics butting in. ceremony was picked up and broad and a friend, Professor Tucker, who Hot Springs, Va.—Glenna Collett and comfortably, and demonstrate on your John P. SheohEin, John J. Karges, Mrs. Sara Dimock and Miss Grover New York—A bridge game with own feet how the application of the proper cast on regular wave length by Windsor Locks. teaches English Literature at the Vare is medalist in Old Dominion of the Farm Bureau will be there to cards 20 feet high is one of the same institute, were week-end gold tournament with record of 74, Dr. Scholl Appliance or Remedy will make WGY and a national hookup. Prior Social and Community: Welfare TIRf (J answer any questions pertaining to things Promoter James Johnson guests of Allan L. Carr at St. White Sulphur Springs, W. Va. — you truly foot happy, yill this without cost to the broadcast. Governor Ely committee, Lewis H. Chapman, plans to put on in a 80,000-seat sta the Farm Bureau work. There will Peter’s Rectory. They made the Vines, Allison and Van Ryn win in ■ or obligation to you ! ACHINO chatted with persons at Sydney, chairman, Clarence J. McCarthy, be a community sing under the dium building here. The players trip by motor, returning Sunday af Mason and Dixon tennis tourna BURNING, Australia, standing before a micro Michael J. Conway, Herbert O. leadership of Miss Grover. Immedi would press buttons and a derrick ternoon. ment. REMEMBER THE DATE! FEF T phone with a head-set clamped over Clough, Rockville, Garret H. Selgel, would play the cards in such a way ately after the above meeting there Allan L. Carr, lay reader, took as Boston—Rev, John Joseph Viera, Each viiitor leiif rectivo a FVw Sampio -his ears. It was the Massachusetts Tolland, Michael Roberts, Stafford will be a business meeting of the that the lads in the back row could his text for his sermon Sunday fore Jr., a native of Portugal refused • executive’s first radio conversation Springs, John P. Sheehan, Windsor see them. of Dr, Scholl’* Zino-padt for Corn*, and J Tolland Rural Roads Association noon at St. Peter’s Episcopal citizenship when he refuses to bear m valuabU booklet on Care of the Feet, with the Antipodes. Locks, George L. Betts, Manchester. for the purpose of electing officers London—Warrior, a war horse, is church, the theme, "Maintaining the arms if he considers the cause un Auditing: George J. Coleman, for the ensuing year. All are invit going to have a birthday party Glow of Life.” The Misses Grace just. Nelson G. Read, John P. Cameron. Thursday. He rates 21 candles. ed. Rathbun and Nancy Kulynych sang Amesbury, Mass.—Charles Ben Board of Stewards: john Bonan, Warrior carried Maj. Gen. J. E. B. Miss Ruth Cowles of Africa who the hymn, "My Faith Looks Up to nett reports 1500 trout stolen from C. E. HOUSE & SON, Inc. George Bokis, Charles Brendel, Fred Seeley all through the World War is home on a furlough and who is Thee,” in duet form as an offertory his fish hatchery. COVENTRY H. Lippmann, Edward Quinn, Clyde without a scratch. He’s used to one of the Tolland Federated solo. It was announced that Rev. Manchester, N, H.—Amoskeaig Cordste.:, Charles Willeke, John F. luxury. Once, on the western front, church missionary projects, will be Dr. DeVries of Saybrook will offi ^ Miss Laura K. Kingsbury of Es Coleman, Joseph Durkin and Wil his master stabled him in the draw ciate at tbe church next Sunday and liam Crockett, Jr. a visitor with the Tolland Federat ing room of a French villa and he sex Junction, Vermont, is spending ed church Sunday, April 24. Miss celebrate the Holy Communion. a week’s vacation with her parents Flag day and Memorial Day: ate corn off an ormolu table. Sunday, April 17, W8is the fiftieth Lewis H. Chapman, Michael J. Con Cowles will be che guest of the Boston—"I won’t bother to lock my Mr. and Mrs. J. E, Kingsbury. church school at the regular session anniversary of the big fire at He Rev. and Mrs. Leon Austin have way, Harry C. Smith, Clarence J. automobile,” said Garrett F. Burns and will talk to the primary chil bron center, which destroyed the gone to Boston for a few days. Mr. McCarthy and George L. Betts. to himself, "because there’s nothing dren. In the evening at 7:30, day historic Congregational church, the Austin preached Sunday evening Relief committee: Chair officers, in it but an empty bag.” When he school house, and several dwelling for Rev, Hollis M. Bartlett at Wor lapsation committee, M. J. Conway, light saving time, there will be a returned he found thieves had meeting of all the neople when she houses on the green. The fire cester, Mass. Mr. and Mrs. Austin H. O. Clough, L. H. Chapman, J. A. ripped a hole in the top of the car started on the roof of Leonard’s Electric Range later visited Mrs. Austin’s sister Drayton, Raymond E. Hunt, Edward will talk to the young people, the to- get the bag. They didn’t know store, taking fire from an overheated and from there went to Boston, re B. Jackson, Charles E. Keeney, children who may be able to come the doors were unlocked. chimney. turning Wednesday evening. Joseph Lavitt, Fred H. Lippman, and the 'der folks. Miss Cowles is Verona, Italy—Giuseppe Fuma- Mr. and Mrs. Everett G. Lord and Thursday, the Ladies, Fragment Clarence J. McCarthy, Frank D. an interesting speaker and has an soni, 17, is Verona’s gpaghetti-eating Lucius W. Robinson and children Society will meet at the parsonage McCarthy, Dr. T. F. O'Loughlin, interesting subject. The people of champ. With his hands tied, he were dinner guests on Sunday at Demonstration Thursday for an all-day meeting. A Oscar C. Peterson, Nelson Read, the community are all cordially in devoured two pounds of the elusive the home of the Rev. and Mrs. Pot Luck dinner will be served. Charles Willeke, Rockville; F. G. vited to attend. strands in 14 minutes. Not once did Howard C. Champe in Lebanon. Herbert Tomlinson is spending a Balkner, T. A. Brennan, George L. Dr. William Downs, Mrs. Downs any of it stray off the plate. few days at Autumn View Farm. Betts, W. J. Crockett, J. A. Durkin, and their son, William, ■ Junior, of Faenza, Italy—The free lunch — Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Elliott and Vincent Finley, J. A. Farr, T. P. West Hartford, were guests Sunday an old Roman custom—has been re TRY TO WRECK TRAIN family spent Sunday with Mrs. Halloran, J. W. Foley, C. B. Herrick, afternoon at the home of Mr. and vived here. On St. Lazaro’s Day Elliott’s brother, John E. Kingsbury. H. J. Jensen, R. D. Kurland, F. S. Mrs. Emery Clough. you can enter any house in the Peshawar, India, April 19.- Mrs. Lucy Geiseche has been Valuzza, Manchester, Dr. Wilfred J. Miss Alice E. Hall, a teacher in Borgo Durbecco, the most ancient (AP)—An attempt to wreck a train .spending a few days with her son Robinson, William J. Reeves, C. V. the Seymour, Conn., high school, part of the city, and eat all you with a home made bomb caused and family Mr. and Mrs. Fred Down, Broad Brook and Windsor spent the week-end at the home of want free. The Romans established more than usual agitation here to Geisecke. ville, Herbert R. Coffin, F. J. Keeh- her parents, Mr. and Mrs. L. Ernest the custom to attract tourists. day, because of the presence here Vineland, N. J.—Arthur J. Smart Miss Eva Koehler of Mansfield, ler, John P. Sheehan, Windsor Locks Hall and with her mother and sis on a visit of Viceroy Lord Willing- Miss Cora Kingsbury of C. A. C., ter, Miss Bernice A. Hall, visited has asked President Hoover to make don. and Warehouse Point, B. C. Hanley, school authorities here quit bother spent the week end ^ t h their par M. H. Roberts, E. A. Schrier, Staf her uncle, L. Archie Hall, who is a The bomb exploded under a mail ents. patient in the Manchester Memorial ing him. train between the city and the can ford Springs, John R. Edwards, J. Smart has resisted attempts to On Saturday the Coventry Happy A. Pakarski, South Willington. hospital, Saturday afternoon. tonment. It was not damaged and Gardeners planted a tree in front of Miss Alvina Wochomurka was force his three children to attend there were no casualties. Three na The membership of the local public school. He has told Presi the church and held appropriate ex pleasantly surprised when sixteen tives were arrested. lodge of Elks is 508. dent Hoover that on their way to ercises for the occasion. It was of the Busy Bees 4-H Sewing Club St. George Day school they might be bitten by also Clean-Up-Day and about 20 St. George Day will be observed met at her home last Wednesday men of the neighborhood with three dogs, run over by autos, or per by General Kitchner Lodge, Ameri and helped her celebrate her elev suaded to play truant by other pu teams did a day’s work. P. L. enth birthday. Games and music Lathrop and Newell A. Hill were can Order of St. George, at a meet pils and even if they should arrive ing to be held in Foresters Hall on were the features of the entertain safely at their classes they might be the committee in charge. The ment. Refreshments were served by MONEY for brook in back of the church was Wednesday night of this week. exposed to measles or chicken pox wending its way nearer the founda There will be a program in honor of her mother, Mrs. Edward Wocho in addition he’ said his wife Is a bet tion of the church so the men de the day and Past President John murka, assisted by her aunt, Mrs. ter teacher than they have in the Every Need cided to change the course of the Williams will address the members. Arthur Bushnell. Miss Alvina re schools and “she doesn’t teach them Every member should make a ceived money and many miscellane e g a r d l e s s of what your brook, which they did. Five big a lot of nonsense.” money needs are, you will brush piles were made and will be special effort to attend. All who ous gifts in honor of the day. have banks belonging to the lodge R find a pleasant, easy solu burned at a latter day when they tion to them at Ideal. We sup decided to finish the work. The la will please return them at the meet ing. HEBRON ply from $10 to $300 on your own dies served dinner at noon. security without endorsers and Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Hawkins and After the address and business MISS WEED DIES session there will be a .social hour Mrs. Sherwood Griffin is spending our only charge is three and one- two daughters Ruth and Bertha half per cent on the unpaid have asked for their letters from and refreshments will be served. some time at the home of her par monthly balance. Prompt, cour this church to the church in Deep The committee in charge consists of Greenwich, April 19.— (A P )— ents, Mr. and Mrs. Giles Olln, who River where they are now living. Howard Hewitt, Reginald Kent and Miss Emily Stuart Weed, member live on the Bolton road. Mrs. Grif teous, confidential service that Fred Nutland. of a family which was prominent fin’s younger children are with her. complies with all State regula Card Party Thursday here during the Revolutionary War She is assisting in the care of her tions. The next card party to be held era, died at her home in Weed father, who is seriously ill. OU may choose the most GILEAD by the Home Economics committee, Place, last night. She was over Allan L. Carr spent two days convenient of our many of the Vernon Grange will be held eighty years of age. recently as the guest of Mr. and Y plans according to your Sunday the 24 th, the morning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wil Miss Weed’s grandfather, Isaac Mrs. John Mitchell in Saybrook, particular circumstances. Our service at the church will be at 9:30 liam Johnson instead of the home Weed, long kept a tavern on the The Ladies’ Afternoon Bridge advisory service is conducted for Standard time and the church of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ihtkin. It Post road famous for its hospital Club met at the home of Mrs. Mark your benefit smd will not obligato .school will follow at 10:45. The will be held on Thursday afternoon. ity In stage coach days. The father, Hills Friday, with two tables. The you in any way. Christian Endeavor service will be There will be refreshments and then in his 18th year was a member hostess won first honors. The af fair resolved itself into a birthday Call, Phone, Write at 7 p. m. prizes. of a company which escorted Gen "The Little Clodhopper,” a three- Pomona Orange Meeting surprise for Mrs. Hills, who received eral Lafayette from New Rochelle gifts from the members. The mem act play will be presented by the There will be a meeting of East to Greenwich on an official visit. IDEAL Grange Dramatic committee at the Central Pomona Grange at Vernon bers also furnished refreshments of The general gave Weed a silver cake, home made candy, sandwiches, Financing Association, Inc. Gilead hall Thursday evening, April Grange Hall at Vernon Center on button from his coat which has 21, at 8 o’clock, and coffee, and a delightful time 858 Main S t, Second Floor Wednesday. All Oranges in Tolland been kept in the family. was enjoyed. The regular meeting of the County will be represented and It is Tel. 7281, South Manchester On Thursday, April 21 at 2 p. m. Miss Weed was the daughter of Lillian, the three years old daugh Grange will be held Tuesday eve expected several hundred members Jacob Talmadge Weed and her ning. and officers will attend. The fifth mother, Marilda A. Weed, was re The Ladles' Aid Society will meet degree will be conferred on a large lated to John Adams, second presi with Mrs. C. R. Perry Wednesday class of candidates. The committee dent of the United States. MRS. MARION ROWE afternoon. Mrs. C. W. Hutchinson in charge consists of Mrs. Carrie Miss Weed and her sister Ade Will Give Another Cooking Demonstration Using and Mrs. Karl Links will assist Hansen, Mrs. Edln Wlntella, Mr. laide Marilda Weed, who survives DOG OWNERS Mrs. Perry. and Mrs. Luther Skinner, Mr. and her, have lived in a house near the Shelton and Richard Hubbard of Mrs. William Smith and Mrs. Ed Section 3339, Chapter 189, General Statutes of the State of two hundred-year-old homestead Connecticut, Revision of 1930, REQUIRE THAT ALL DOGS THE UNIVERSAL ELECTRIC RANGE New York City passed the week win Baker. which they had sold. Miss Weed end with Mr. and Mrs. Hart E. Mothers To Meet MUST BE LICENSED ON OK BEFORE MAY 1st, 1882. was a member of Christ Episcopal Neglect or refusal to license your dog on or before that date will THE FOLLOWING MENU WILL BE DEMONSTRATED: Buell and at the Hubbard farm. It 1s expected there will be a large church for nearly half a century Mrs. Bertha Hubbard Is passing a number of the members present at cost you an additional dollar as well as making you liable to and with her late sister, Sarah, arrest. few weeks with her sons and their the meeting of the Mothers Club of sang In the choir for many years. families in New York City. Union church to be held tonight. Funeral Thursday afternoon. Registration fees are as follows: Male or Spayed Female, Her Subject Will Be; “Birthday Cakes” Mrs. Louis Twining an'’ Mrs. Earl Sevetal ladles from Dobsonvllle will $2.00, Female $10.26, Kennel (not more than ten tags) $26.50. Post of Bast lartford were visitors entertain with a short sketch, en AIR PILOT KILLED Under the law you must give the dog’s name instead of siae. Demonstration will be held at 803 Main St. in the former headquarters o f Tht Saturday at Mr. and Mrs. A. H. titled, "The Menu Committee." Home Bank & Trust Co. Don’t forget the time and the place. Post's. Those taking part are Mrs. William Old Orchard Beach, Maine, April Veterinary Certificate required for Spayed Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Barrasso en Smith, Mrs. H. P. Loverln, Mrs. W. 19.— (A P )— Sam Snow, of Pine OPPOSITE THE CLOCK tertained relatives from White J. Stephens, Mrs. C. R. Bllnn, Mrs. Point waa killed today and another Female Not Previously Licensed. Plains, N. Y., over the week-end. A, R. Talcott, Mrs. Clifford Mayer, man waa rescued when an airplane Office hours during the month of April will be as follows; Merton W. Hills' herd of cows Mrs. Sumner Smith and Miss Ruth piloted by Snow waa forced down in Dally except Saturdays and Sundays, 9 a. m. to 6 p. m„ except went through the tuberculin test Tyler. the aurf. Thursdays when the hours will be from 9 a. m. to 6 p. m. Sat« last week with no reactions, which N otes The passenger who was taken urdays 9 a. m. until 12 m. except Saturday, April 88 and Satur* is quite unusual. Mrs. Edith Busher of Chestnut from the wreckage by those who day, April 80, when the hours will be from 9 a. m. until 4 p. m. le Manchester Elect ic Co. ^ Stella and Alex Spak visited their street Is 111 at the Hartford hospital saw the plane orasluwas a resident ain Street, Tel. 5181, South difaneheater mother at St. Joseph hospital Sun where she underwent an operation. of Westbrook. His name could not SAMUEL J. TURKINOTON, Town Clark. day and found her much Improved. ^ George Avery of the wlndeteere be learned. PAGE s i x MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 19,1982,
Brace’s Cove. Reeve disappeared REACH NO ACCORD DRY AGENTS SUSPENDED Saturday night while on a picnic STOCKED WRONG STREAM DAILY RADIO PROGRAM BATTLE OVER FU G party composed of six young cou ples. He walked away from the par TUB8DAY, APRIL 18 (BMUra Standard Tima) FOR SHOOTING SUSPECT ty to gather driftwo^ and was not Milford, April 19.—(AP)—Trout f. M. ualua Indicated. Programa and station lists subject to ebanga. ON ECONOMY PLAN BRUKS OUT ANEW seen again. fishermen here were asked today to IBu Tht AMOeiatiS Preee) •t3D—Crime Club—Also wfbl wkbw' Washington, April 19.—(AP)— Reeve’s body was found by two 454.5— WEAF-NBC—6«0 wean wdro wnao wcau wjas wmal weao sign a petition to tbe State Board wado whk wkro wxys wspd efrb BY BRUCE CATTON Amos W. W. Woodcock, prohibition Gloucester residents, Michael Pat- 4:30—Mountalneere—Also wtlo 10:0(6—Voice of 1,000 SIwdes—Also woko tie and Charles Sebmerd after po of Fisheries and Game to have in S:4S—Back of the Nows—Also wtlo wfbl wheo wkbw wean wdro waab woau HITS RACKET OF director. In a statement today said lice and Coast Guards had conduct quiry made as to supposed stocking •wtag wfbr wfl wro wgy wsal wptr whp wjas wmal woao wado whk wkro House Committee Has Made Several Injured In Porto wwiio wla wlod wcah wbt wxys efrb whad okao FA K E E x p l o r e r s be believed Prohibition Agents N ed an all night search. of tbe Wepawaug river which comes 7:00—Hymn Sing—Algo Wtlo wtag wsal 10:16—Modern Male Chorus—Also woko D. Heaton and L. C. Smith who shot Tbe belief that Reeve had tum out of Orange and flows through 7:16—Robert Simmons—Also wtlo wtag wfbl wheo wkbw wlbs wean wdro waab Dr. Dickey T ^ s How "Nobodles" and killed Marion McGlothlln at Milford. woel wjar wcah wfbr wfl wro wgy when wfea wore wcau whp wjas wlbw wmal No Progress On Hoover’s Rican Riots In Dispute bled down tbe rocky shore into tbe wtain wsal; Southern Oreh.—Only wrva woao wtar wdbJ wado whk wbt wblg Can Be Built Up Into ' Dallas, April 8, were not guilty of sea was supported by evidence of The average catch of flsbermso in wptf wwnc wjax wlod wfla wtoo wqam wdbo wdae wxys wspd FBmous Figure* any crime, but had not measured up bead injuries. the river so far has been two fish, 7:30—Alice Joy—Also wtlo wtag weei 10:30—Shllkret’s Oreh.—Also woko wfbl Suggestions. to the standard set for prohibition wJar wcah wfl wfbr wro wgy when whee wkbw wlbs wean wdro wash wore The explorers who do tbe most Over the EmUem. the smallest number in years for the wtam wsal wrva wptf wjaz mod wfla wpg woau whp wjas wlbw wmal wcao valuable work are usually those who agents. PILSUDSKI HAS COLD opening of the season. Tbe fishing 7:45—Ooldberga—Alao Wtlo wjar wosb wtar wdbj wade whk wkro wcah wbt get the leaat publicity and make tbe Woodcock said the matter of guilt Kishinev, Rumimla, April 19. — has been done in that part of toe {wey when wcae wtam wwj wsal wblg wtoo wqam wdbo wdae wxys least money. was one for the courts to deterimne, j8;0^Sanderson and Crumit—Also wtib 10:46—Funnybensrs—Also woko wfbl Washington, April 19.—(AP) San Juan, Porto Rico, April 19.— (AP)—Marshal Pllsudski, the Polish stream set apart for the sport. wtag weel wjar wcah wfl wro wgy wheo wkbw wlbs wean wdro waab wore The House economy committee was The perils of travel In tbe South but information in bis hands was statesman, who stopped here on tbe It is claimed toe board failed to "When wcae wtam wwj wsal wpg wcau whp wjas wlbw wmal .woao American Jungles have been greatly that the men fired "clearly in self (AP)—Several militant young pa way home from E g ^ t where he stock toe stream last year at toe 8:30—Mary and Bob—Also*wtlo wtag wtar wdbj wado wbt wblg wtoo wqam unable to agree today on a retrench exaggerated, and no man will be in defense," and "anyone has a right to triots were in the hospital today weel wjar wesh wfl wfbr wro wgy when wdbo wdae efrb ment program and a showdown on went for bis health, stayed at bis rate of 1,500 trout per mile or 4,000 wtam wwj wsal 11:00—Concert Preg.—.Mao woko wfbl any danger from the Indians there defend his life." with injuries received in yesterday’s hotel today because be had con for the eight mile stretch. Tbe be 0:00— Musical Magazine — Alao wtic the question of cutting government wkbw wlbs wean wdro waab wfea wore salaries was postponed severiU days. if be acts like a gentleman and He told of tbe effort by prohibi riot at the Capitol building which tracted a heavy cold. lief is that Beaverbrook, a private wtag weel wjar wesh wfl wre wgy when whp wjas w'lbw wcao wtar wdbj wado doesn’t provoke violence by waving tion officials to prevent use of wea arose from a proposal In the Senate His doctors said the illness was stream emptying into tbe Milford wcae wtam wwj wsal wrva wla wJax wbt wtoo wqam wdbo wdae wxys wspd Speaker Gamer and Representa a gun around all tbe time. wlod wfla 11;30-4lssle Oreh.—Also woko wfbl tive Snell of New York, the Repub pons by agents and cited figures to to adopt the one-starred flag of the not serious, but festivities arranged reservoir, was stocked through mis 9:30—Oratorio Society—weaf chain wkbw wlbs wdro waab wore s^ g wcau It’s an easy Job to put yourself show success of the policy. Nationalist Party as the official flag in his honor were called off. take. 10:00—Dance Hour—Alao wtlo wtag whp wlbw wmal wcao wtar wdbj wade lican leader, who met with the over as a p e a t scientific globe-trot "While I do not think that tbe weel wjar wcah l.fl wfbr wro wgy when wkro wbt wtoo wqam wdbo wdae wxyz economy group behind closed doors, of the island. wcae wtam wwj wsal wrva wwno wla wspd efrb ter if you hire tbe right press agent agents are guilty of crime In a legal One high school boy was killed wJax wlod wfla announced that the naval supply bll and know how to bluff. 12:00—Stern’s Oreh.— woko wfbl wkbw would be brought before the House sense, I do think they do not msas when a marble balustrade collapsed 11:00—Russ Columbol Danes M usic- wean wnao wfea wcau whp wlbw wmal These are some of the high spots ure up to the standard we have re while tbe mob which had Invaded —Also wtlc wjar wfl wre wwno wlod wkro wspd tomorrow. In "My Jungle Book,’ by Herbert 8 . 11:30—Dornberger Orph. — Alao wtlo 12:30 a. m.—Ceon.Sandsrs Oreh.—Also This will be considered instead of quired in tbe Bureau of Prohibition," the Capitol stormed up a stairway wjar wfbr wfl wre when wtam wwj woko wfbl wkbw wean wnac wfea wcau Dickey-an entertaining volume that Woodcock said. toward the Senate chamber to de ckgw cfcf wjax wlod wlbw wmal whk wspd the legislative supply measure to debunks the exploration racket with Tbe director said that since tbs 12:00—Ralph KIrberyi Hamp’s Oreh.— 1:00—Dance Hour—Also wean wnao which the retrenchment program is mand that the Legl«Iators defeat Also wtlo wro wgy when wtam wcae caustic effscUvsnsBs. shooting be bad learned Smith prs' the flag bill. 12:30 a. m.—Simon’s Oreh.—Also wtlo 384.8—WJZ-NBC—760 to be attached. Dr. Diokay baa spent something wro wben wtam woae wwj Both said the economy committee viously had been convicted of man The controversy over the Nation 6:30 — Ray Perkins — Also wbal wbz like three decades in the wildest slaughter. al emblem has been going on for 348.6— WABC.CBS—MO wham kdka wgar ..... had made no progress on whether arts of South America, and should He said the conviction was un 8:46—Topics In Brief-Also wbal wbz to report an omnibus retrenchment fciS'now what he is talking a*bout. eleven years. At every session since 6:3>—Songs of Romanos-wabo only; wham kdka wlw bill as favored by President Hoover known to the civil service commls 1921 Senator Celestlno Irlarte has Jack Miller—Only wolto wgr wlbs wdro 7:00—Amos 'n’ Andy—Also wbal wbr, What he tells is plenty. Sion which qualified him and that he Introduced the same bill to give of waab wfea wore woau whp wlbw wdbj wham kdka wgar wjr wlw wre ckgw It was considered certain that It is perfectly possible, be says, knew nothing of bis record. wwva wado wbig wtoo wqam wdbo cfcf wlod wfla wrva wptf wjax any proposal to cut government for a complete nobody to make ficial recognition to the flag which wdne wspd 7:16—Just WIIII^AIso kdka wbs ' Agent Heaton, he said, seemed tn Is unofficially accepted as that of 6:46—Joe Palooka-Also woko wkbw 7:30—ilobblne le y s—Also wbs wgar costs could not be brought before himself world-famous as an ex have been the prime mover In events woan wdro waab wjas wkro ways wfbm kdka wbal wham wJr the House by the economy commit lorsr, if be goes about It right; the Island. In 1938 the Nationalist kmbo kmox woau whp wmal weao wado 7:46—Jones and Hare—Also wbs wliam which caused the tragedy and had Party adopted tbe banner as tbe wtoo wqam wdbo wdae wspd tee until probably next week. Kn deed. It has been done many attempted to arrest a person for kdka wgar Naval Supply BUI times, and the description he gives party emblem and placed it on the 7:00—Myrt and Marge—Also woko wfbl 8:00—You and Your Oev’t—Also wbal whom be bad no warrant. He or' official ballot. If it were now adopt wgr wean wdro wnao woau wJas wmal wham wgar wls wwnc wlod wfla It will require tbe remainder oil of tbe "build-up" process has an ex dersd both agents suspended. wcao wwva wado wkro wspd 8:30—Harmonies—Also wbs wham this week to dispose of tbe naval eremely familiar ring. How many ed as the official flag it would de 7:15—Mills Brothers—Also woko wfbl 8:46—Sisters of the Skillet-Also wbs prive the party of Its emblem. wgr wean wdro wnao woau wjas wmal wham wlw kdka supply bill, over wblcb there are of our present-day heroes, one would wcao wado whh wkro wspd 6:0(6>Kesstnsr Oreh.—Also wbal wbs many controversies. like to ask him, are synthetic? Describes Flag 7:30—By I vis Rroes—Also wfbl wgr wham kdka wjr Representative Ayres (D., Kan.), He adds that tbe really conscl Iriarte’s bill describes the flag as waab wcau wjas wwva wade whk wkro •:t<6—Orsst Psrsenslltlss — Also wbal BEER PARADE PLANS wcah wkbn ways wepd wbs wham kdka wgar wjr wlw wrva chairman of tbe naval appropria entious explorer and scientist usu- rsctangular, with five parallst POT ROAST BEEF 7:46—Morton Downey-Also woko wfbl 10:00—To Be Announced-tfjs tions sub-comrolttee, declared be aOy worries along on about $8,000 stripes, three red and two whits, wheo wgr wlbs wean wdro wnao wore 10:16—Jehn Fogarty, Toner—Also wba would not stand for any Interrup year and dies unknown to fame. New York, April 19.—(AP) — the red stripes on the borders andi CHUCK HOLLS pound 2 3 * wcau whp wjas weao wtar wdbJ wwva wbs wham kdka wgar wjr wado whk wkro wcah "vkhn wbt wblg 10:86—Paris Night Life—Also wbal wbz tlon of the consideration of the There is mors in bis book than Meyor Walker believes mors than a in the center, /.t the base of tbf* wtoo wqam wdbo wdae wxys wspd wham kdka wgar wjr naval bill. this debunking stuff. Ha writes of million persons will march In New rectangle, next to the staff is a tri BOTTOM ROUND pound 2 3 * 8:00—The Club.—Also woko wfbl wgr 10:46—Pickens Sisters—Also wbal kdkn Representative Snell urged tbe bis own sxperlsnoes in South Amar York City's "beer for taxation" pa' angle of blue In the center of which wean wdro wnao woau wjas wmal wcao wgar wjr CROSS CUT RIB pound 1 9 < wade whk wkro wxys wspd efrb 11:0<^SIumbsr Music-Also wjr committee to bring out airomnlbus lea, and proves that unvamisbed rode the afternoon of Saturday, is one white star with five points. 8:15—Lyman Oreh.—Also woko wfbl 11:3(L-Msrrls>Men, Quartet—wjs bill including only those items on truth can be quite as interesting as May 14. Tbe tradition :$ that this flag was wgr wean wdro wnao wcau wjas wmal 11:46—Hines’ Oreh.—wJs which it was in unanimous agree touebed-up “adventure." But it Is “I believe there are enough peo created at the time of the largest CORNED MEATS wcao wad whk wkro wxyz wspd 12:00—Milwaukee Oreh.— Also kdka 8:3(^Kate Smith—Also wfbl wheo wgr wnr ment in order, he said, to secure bis onslaught on tbs fakers that ple In New York who favor modifl revolution of 1868. It was adopted wcau wJas wmal weao wado whk wkro 12:30 a. m.—Agnaw Oreh.—wjs passage of at least some curtail you’ll remember the longest, and en cation of the Volstead law as a by the revolutionary Junta in New , BEEF TONGUES pound 1 7 ‘ wcah wkbn wxys wspd Joy reading tbe most. 8:46—Broadway Thrills—Also wfbl wgr TELBVISION ment legislation. means |Of dealing a death blow to York prior to tbe outbreak of tbe pound 3 * wean wdro wnac woau wjas wmal wcao W2XAB—27B0ke (W tX l^ltO ko) Howevtf, Representative Byms "My Jungle Book’’ is published by the existing business depression, to Spanlsh-Amerlcan war. SPARE RIBS wado whk wkro wxys wspd of Tennessee, chairman of tbs ap Little, Brown and Co. at $3.50. form a parade tbst will take 12 The Senate was still In session L'OO—Ben Bernie—Also woko wfbl t:00*to 11:00—Variety With Sound ^SHOULDERS pound 10* wkbw wean wdro wnao wore woau wjas W8XOR—SOOOko (WINS—IlSOke) proprlations committee, ssld be hours to pass a given point." today, although it would normally wmal wcao wade whk wkro wbt wxys 6:00 to 8:00—Silent Pictures wanted his proposal to consolidate The mayor will meet Wednesday have ended at midnight on Friday, the war and Navy Departments in' with s committee to handle details It still has before it tbe flag bill and 1* BOILED HAM pound 2 0 * eluded. This is opposed by tbe ad' W A m N G of the parade. His object is to make several measures In connection with 9:80—Great Personalities —Frazier ' BEEF LIVER pound 12* ministration and was approved by Tbe Wapping Federated Workers tbe New York parade part of a na the budget. Hunt. the committee 4 to 8. tlonwlde demonstration. WTIC PROGRAMS 10:00—Orchestra. are to give a depression party next ^ BACON MILDLY CURNU 2 ppundf 2 0 * No Agreement Friday evening, which will be held at William Green, president of the rravelers Broadoaatlnf tiervtee 10:16 — Ruth Jordan, beautician; The committee still was unsuc American Federation of Labor, in John Fogarty, tenor. tbe local Parish house, at 8 o'clock. HND KTUDENTS BODY Hartfortf, Oonn. cessful in reaching an agreement on There Is to be an entertainment and dicated be would call upon memberi 10:30—Paris Night Life—Princess the McDuffie salary cutting or tbe of all labor unions in the country to 80,(MN) 1060 &. CL, m S IL Ivanova Obolensky; Madelon de it Is expected there will be a new Gloucester, Mass,, April 19. — Hoover five day week—furloughing piano there. All are requested to participate. There were asstprances Gist, soprano; Pierre le Kreun, unemployment plans. of support from American ^gUm (AP)—The body of F. Wlnchell tenor;; Bertrand Hlrsch’s Orches dress In old clothes, and upon failure Reeve, of Western Springs, Illinois, & P MEAT MARKETS TusMsy, April 19, 1982. Representative Ramseyer (R. to do so a charge of fifteen cents officials. State Adjutant Maurice of A tra, Iowa), expressed the view that a the Legion advising the mayor that Massachusetts Institute of Technol 10:45—Roy Lamson’s Orchestra. will be collected. Refreshments will WTIC and WEAF—464.8 m. majority of the economy committee be sold at depression prices, Leglonnairei will take part. ogy Junior, was found floating In 4:15 p. m.—WTIC Synchronixod 11:00—Time; weather; Sports Re “favors an omnibus bill, either along toe sea today about 200 feet off view. Mrs. John W. Graham, Sr., left with WEAF on 660 k. c. (See tbe line of President Hoover’s pro ast Friday for Bangor, Me,, where WEAF for Program.) 11:15—Republican News oulletins. posals, or Its own retrenchment pro 11:25—Organ—Roland Pomerat. she will visit her sister, Mrs. War 1:00 a. m.—Silent. gram,’’ ren, for tbe coming week. QUAKE KILLS THOUSANDS 11:46—Joe Rlnes’ Orchestra. "If we bring out tbe program 12:16 a. m.—Midnight Sereniivle — Rev. Harry S. ^ r t l n , pastor of piecemeal, the country will think ;he First Congregational church of Louis Weir, organist, tbe committee wrecked tbe Presi Hankbow, China, April 19.—(AP) 12:80 a. m.—Time. South Windsor, preached last Sun —Belated reports reaching here to 236— W D R C dent’s program," the Iowan said. day, his sermon subject being “Gra day through Chineie sources from H a rtfo rd —1880 "It will be hard enough to get any cious Goodness," Henry Jorgensen northeoet Hupeh Provinces said an economy bill through Congress but was the leader of the Christian En earthquake took a toll of "several LEAVES A BIG FORTUNE I think we have a better ebande deavor meeting at 7 o’clock. tens of thousands of persons" there Program for Tuesday, April 19. with an omnibus bill.. We can turn Tbe annual business meeting of on April 6 in several towns and vil it over to tbe House and let the ;be Wednesday afternoon club was lages of the province. P. M. TO N. HAMPSHIRE TOWN House be responsible fov what It icid at the home of Mrs. H. V. Par Tbe reports said the quake 4:00—Rhythm Kings. does with the program,” ker on Wednesday afternoon, the slightly Jarred tbe Yangtze valley 4:30—The Children’s Plano Pro' officers were chosen for the ensuing and they painted a picture of appall / / gram; Pupils of Vera Lenore WIl Nsw York, April 19,—(AP) — year. ing conditions. Their lateness was r / Hams. Bequests to the town of Alstead, N. Miss MaiY Hills, who has been ill, taken to illustrate the lack of com 5:00—George Hall's Orchestra. H., of 8100,000 for general expenses, MAY MOVE GRAND OPERA Is recuperating at the borne of her munications in the interior, 5:16—“Meet the Artist;" Jack Den $176,000 for the erection of a new sister, Mrs. James M. Preston. "Human corpses and dead ani ny. high school and $126,000 In trust TO ROCKEFELLER CENTER mals are strewn over tbe ground 6:30—Three Minute Men. for maintenance of the school were PLANT TO REOPEN throughout the stricken area," the 5:46—The Cavaliers. provided by Charles N. Vilas, who dispatches said. The important 0:00—Arthur Jarrett, song-styUsL died In that town Sept. 8, 1931, a Birmingham, Ala., Aprill9—(AP) wailed town of Macbeng was re 6:15—Reis and Dunn, comedy uU New York, April 19.—(AP)—The ported to have suffered most severe- transfer tax appraisu filed today possibility that tbe directorate of More than 1,000 steel workers re songs. showed. turned to their Jobs In five open- fy from the Quake, tbe walls of 70 the Metropolitan opera is seriously per cent of the houses having 6:30—Jack Miller and Orchestra. He left a net estate of $1,696,712. considering moving the home of hearth furnaces today, after a lay 6:45—"^oe Palooka.” Two trust funds of $200,000 each off of several weeks. crumbled on their inhabitants. 7:00—Myrt and Marge. New York Grand Opera Into Rocke The dispatches concluded that were set up for Mrs. Vilas, and at feller Center, now under construc Resumption of work at the fur k,' •■///. j.y- ■ 7:15—The Mills Brothers. her death the income Is to be ap naces of the Tennessee Cool, Iron the quakes had been "a terrible tion, is indicated in a statement by visitation on the people who already 7:30—Walter Dawley, organ reci plied for the general purposes of Paul D. Cravath, chairman, pub and Railroad Company at Ensley, tal. the town of Alstead “for which the and plans to put four more into op hod suffered from the lished today. of communists and bandits." 7:45—Morton Downey, Anthony taxes levied by the said town are He said experts of the Metro eration this week at tbe Fairfield Wons; Jacques Renard's Orches used in order that the taxes may be politan had “co-operated with Mr. ]>Iant and two others at tbe Gadsden tra. reduced.’ Rockefeller’s architects on plans for )lant of tbe Gulf States Steel Com- STRIKE IS DELAYED 8:00—Interview; Quartet; Orches' In addition, the appraisal showed an auditorium which would be >any will bring Ingot production in tra. he left to the town property known satisfactory for both opera and or the district to 48 per cent of capa Waterbury, April 19,—(AP)—The 'm. 8:15—Abe Lyman’s Californians as “\nias Pool" and provided a trust chestral concerts.” city. threatened strike of building trades Visiting New York Night Clubs. fund of $76,000 for band concerts on “We believe the opera house pro The Ensley Rolling Mill also went men who have been asked to take a m i 8:30—The Dictators. the grounds. into operation today and tbe rail ,-a vided for in the plans recently filed 30 per cent cut by Master Builders ...... 8:45—“Broadway’s Creates He also left a trust fund of $40,- by the Rockefeller center will be an mill will be opened later this week. did not materialize tbday. A truce Thrills," Ed Sullivan, commenta 000 to be divided among the three admirable home for the opera," be has been effected and will continue tor. Congregational churches of Alstead added. ROYALTY AT WEDDING a few days during which time rep 9:00—Ben Bernie and his Orches and the Universalist church. Regardless of what decision is resentatives of tbe International tra. The Mary Hitchcock Memorial made, next season’s opera of 16 London, April 19.—(AP) — The Union will come here to attempt 9:30—Crime Club; Wallace Mystery hospital of Hanover, N. H., received weeks will be, as heretofore, at tbe King and Queen drove down from arbitration. Drama. a total of $120,000 from the es Metropolitan opera bouse, for the Windsor castle today to attend the 10:00—Symphony of Color; Jack tate. There were bequests of $5,000 Rockefeller center auditorium will wedding at Westminster abbey of Kerr, tenor. to the Rockingham hospital at Bel not be ready by that time. lows Falls, Vt., and $6,000 each to Lord Hyde and the Honorable 10:15—Musical Fast Freight. The Cravath statement noted that Marian Glyn. He is the son of Lord 10:30—Music that Satisfies. the Hooper Golf Club at Walpole, numerous economies had been ef Clarendon, governor-general of 10:45—The Funnyboners. N. H., and the Bellows Falls Coun NEW DISCOVniES try Club. fected in. the organization, leading South Africa. She is the daughter 11:00—Grace Leslie, Mildred Dill- the directors to feel confident that of Lord and Lady Wolverton. Ing. opera would be possible next sea Their Majesties conferred an addi 11:30—Noble Slssle's Orchestra. son, despite the heavy loss suffered tional honor on the couple by send c o n e h i m v iim iE S JOHNSON WOULD SLASH in the season Just closed. Artists, ing separate wedding gifts. The he said, "are very generously ac King sent the bridegroom, who is ENFORCEMENT FUNDS ceding" to the suggestion that they bis godson, a magnificent silver OFBM NIN DIET W 6Z-W B ZA accept a 25 percent salary reduc bowl. Miss Glyn received a dia tion. mond brooch from the Queen. Supplies “Bulk” and Vitamin Washington, April 19.—(AP) —A Tuesday, April 19, 1982. 000 prohibition enforcement fund B for Constipation; Also was proposed in the-Senate today by WOMAN HANGS SELF Iron for Bloocl P, M. proposed in tbe Senate today by 4:00—Orchestra. Senator Johnson (H>, Calif.) Meriden, April 19.—(AP)—Mrs. TOWN ADVERTISEMENT 4:15—Orchestra. tn bis first prohibition statement Catherine E. Higgins O’Neil, wife of For ten years, now, millions have Frank J. O'Neil, prominent' local found Kellogg’s All-Bran a safe, H i s bifstst order 4:30—Stock Exchange quotations. In recent years, Johnson told the merchant, committed suicide by pleasant way to overcome common 4:45—Uncle Beezee. Senate "we can get as good enforce hanging at her home at 27 Union NOTICE OF THE constipation-^with the headaches, hung in tks balincc. To get H k« 5:00—Orchestra. ment for $5,000,000 as we can for street during the night. Her body loss of appetite and energy that 6:30—Juvenile Program. $11,000,000 as it is enforced today." was found about 7 o’clock this morn often result from this condition. must wusrsntcc prompt delivery. 6:45—Little Orphan Annie —child He proposed the drastic slash as ing by her husband hanging from a TAX COLLECTOR hood playlet: Shirley Bell, Allan the Senate began consideration of Recent laboratory tests show that A Cilephene eill to the (ictory rafter in the basement by a noose All-Bran supplies "bulk" to ex /X'' •' '' <• ^ * Baruck, Henrietta Tedro and Jer the million dollar cut In the prohibi made of pieces of a sheet. All persona liable by law to pay ry O’Meara. Town or Personal Taxes, In the ercise the intmines, and Vitamin 80 mites ewsy brought the instent tion fund voted by the appropria Mrs. O’Neil had complained of ill B to help tone the intestinal tract. J, Y': 6:00—Time; weather. tions committee in making the ten ness during the past month and had Town of Manchester, are hereby no 6:02—Edward J. Lord, pianist. per cent reduction In the supply bill, tified that I will have a rate bill for In addition, All-Bran contains replyo-^^e can ship ‘tomorrow"- been under treatment by Dr. M. J, the List of 1981, of 17 Mills on tbe twice as much blood-building iron, 6:07—Sports Review. for next year’s operation of tho Sullivan. Her act is believed by by weight, as beef liver. eil that wes needed. 6:15—Gov. John G. Wlnant of New State, Justice, Commerce and Labor dollar due and collectible on April members of her family to have been ▼ Hampshire. Departments. due to a fit of despondency caused 1, 1932. Personal Tax due April 1, This "bulk” In All-Bran is much 6:30—Ray Perkins. "Economy requires it,” asserted by brooding over her illness. 1932. like the "bulk” in lettuce. Inside 6:45—Topics In Brief — Lowell Johnson. “I do this solely In the Said Tax payable at the Tax Col the body, it absorbs moisture and Out-ohfovm telephone service Is tepid, lector’s Office In the Municipal forma a soft mass, which gently Thomas. interest of economy.” # effieianft ecenemleel— 30‘miles for 7:00—Time: ^mos ’n’ Andy. SUICIDE VERDICT Building from clears tbe intestines of wastes. 7:15—Sketches, songs, orchestra. Special cooking processes make A Isk pIlSHS c sl TWO FLIERS KILLED APRIL 1 TO MAY 1 4e our m w iw m effks 25c; 80 miles for 50c; neerly 200 miles 7:80—Stefeblns Boys—Parker Fen- New Haven, April 19.— (AP)— Inclusive. All-Bran finer, softer, more pal «i0 bring s Iralnad nelly and Arthur Allen, comedy Livermore, Me., April 19.—(AP) A death certificate filed today dis atable. It is not habit-forming. rsprs«#sfs6ve whe for $1.00. Use it frerjuentiy— for busi sketch. —Two men were killed today when closed that Ailing Woodruff who Hours: 9 A. M. to 4 B.- M. ex Think how much better it is to «nl ihew you Low ''J . '*• 7:45—Billy Jones and Ernie Hare. a small plane in which they were died yesterday as a result of swal cept Thursday, April 7; Thursday, enjoy this delicious cereal than to fe sts foR Mrvles ness and social contacts. 8 :00—Orchestra. riding cracked up on the bank of lowing four tablespoonsful of poison April 14, Thursday, April 21; Thurs take endless pills and drugs, which metl sffscMvsIy |q 8:15—Golden Trumpeters. the Androscoggin River and burst had committed suicide. day, April 28, and Monday, May 2. often lead to harmful habits. yew butins«. 8:30—Male quartet: Norman Price into flames. Hours 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Two tablespoonfuls daily—in and Steele Jamison, tenors; Ed The dead: James Msdloy, of Ber serious cases with every meal—are ward Wotler, baritone; EJarl Wal lin, N, H., the pilot and owner of the Interest will be added to all Taxes usually sufficient. If your Intestinal do, bass; Robert Armbruster’s remaining unpaid after May 1, 1932. sV 4 ijlane. Fred Maxwell, son of Mr. and PHONE 6718 trouble is not relieved this way, see < Ensemble. Mrs. Edward Maxwell of Livermore. $1 RADIO SERVICE Biterest will start from April 1,1982 your doctor. 8:45—Sisters of the Skillet—Eddie Witnesses said tbe plane appear I and will be a t the rate of 8-4 of 1 and Ralph, specialty songs and ed to slip Into a tall spin and per cent per montb or fraction Serve All-Bran as a cereal with dialogue. W. J. DALTON thereof. milk or cream, or use in cooking; jlunged to the ground. The bodies '141 North 6 ^ 0 St. Appetizing recipes on the red-ana- 9:00—Josef Koestner’s Orchestra; of the two victims were badly burn Open Uptil # p. tn. Alice Mock, soprano; male trio. ed. GEORGE B. HOWE, creen pRckage. A t all grocers. OoUeotor. Made hjr Kellogg in BaMe Creek, / L / JfANCHESTBR EVENING HERAU). SOtTH MANCHEETER, CONN., TDESDAT, APRIE19,198R PAGE iliiWI'
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TIN Y GAPES^ Daily Health - THIS CURIOUS WORLD - ^“mflnHunTGRy; F O P 5 Am y SPRING DAY^ Service BY M BEL McELLIOTT it 9U9S2 ay utA sttivicg /uc. ^ O Q . WARM D^W 9 IN TOWN TME FROCKS BE Hints on How t6 Keep Well by World Famed Authority. LOW WITH THEIR REMOVABLE CAPES ARE MORE By Olive Roberts Barton BEGIN HERE TODAY said. "What shall we do about it? COMFORTABLE THAN) THE REGULATION TAILORED
MANUHESl'ER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 1982i P A Q fl N IN E High School to Open Baseball Season Tomorrow Fonii Soccer League BRUSHING UP SPORTS . . B y Loafer CARDS AND GUNTS ROCKVILLE HERE WEDNESDAY 'A aT l*)0ULOLOOie BOTH UNIMPRESSIVE s q o o
APPLICATION BLANK Greater Hartford Circuit To ceo&s Ball CInbs Start Season PgllOW Who MlT^ ^ 1932 Schedule; Neubauer, fioOMTlff _ ^ 'AN P R u n s A ^ V s h o u l d I , ^...... A to v ity With Surprising Shimpt. T60CH AU.TTi6 a f e O ft H B i t Smith, Pitchmf Acei; Start Next Fall; Local In wish to play (Pos.)...... "BB SEHCHED 5 b ««^ ER DAVh
ter-Class League Begins in the West Side B. B. League With toe big league ball acaion Maar New Faces h T o fi; one frigid week old today. It begins and also agree to pay the appli Today; Bright Prospects C fiA A l6.f^^ A lN ) <5 €0!>^<0 to look like too champion St. Louis Brietel Favored. cation fee of SOo to help defray Cards are to receive what is l b F/ND OF CoMPeTiTiOfJ known as a run for their money in Here. expenses of the League. MS' C O M es C A O O the national league. Manchester High will open Its In losing their fourth straight 1933 baseball season this week with ^ Xo 0 £ F ^/00 +^lS '*T \T L E " game yesterday the champions set a two borne games at the West Bide When the soccer season rolls new low mark for the last two sea sons, dropping into seventh place, playgrounds. Rockville comes here around next fall, It will usher In a Charlie Root of Cubs set them down for toe lld-llfter tomorrow and on new schoolboy circuit known as the BOWUNG with four hits yesterday and would Friday the first Central Connecticut Greater Hartford Soccer League of siu^r A have scored a shutout but for an er mh Interecbolastlc League contest of ror by Herman in the ninth. The toe season will be played against which Manchester will be one of
PAGE TEN -ANCHBSTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., ItJESDAY, APRIL 19, 1984 TH E FI ED SECTION B U Y /%M D S E L L H E R E LOST AND FOUND HELP WANTED—MALE APARTMENTS—FLATS— 'father with a beautifully decorated Waat Ad i B f f i t i i a OR FEMALE 37 TENEMENTS 63 birthday cake, and the neighbors BANK ASSETS DROP FIRST LADY IS GUEST LOST—A GIRL’S PRINT sUk dresa ANDOVER presented him with a loungmg robe. belt. 101 Chestnut street. Telephone WANTED—MEN—WOMEN, 18-46, SEVERAL GOOD RENTS both L. Refreshments of sandwiches, cake, Manchester 4971. A t a simple, but impressive seiY- Waterbury, April 19— (AP) — A qualify immediately for Railway single and two family, ranging ice at the First Congregational doughnuts and coffee were served. AT D. A. R. CONVENTTON from 620 to 660 month. Apply Ed- ’The next meeting of the South decrease of 50 per ^.ent from the Evening Herald Mail Clerk (Men), Post Office clerk church of Andover, Friday evening, book values of the assets of the LOST— FROM WEST Side, boh taU Windsor Garden Club will be held and City Mail Carrier (Men). Elx- wEu-d J. HoU, telephone 4642. 865 before a large congregation from Kazemekas and Ckimpony, closed Washington, April 19.— (AP)— cat, female. Will finder please call at the home of Mrs. Ralph M. Gremt, CLASSIFIED amination at Manchester about Main street. this and other nearby towns, Wal private bank of this city, was shown Mrs. Herbert Hoover, guest of hem- 8611? on April 20. ’The discussion will be ADVERTISEMENTS May 20. Regular salary range 61,- lace I. Woodin was ordained to the today in the appraisal filed with the or at today’s session of the 41et FOR RENT— DESIRABLE firTt Christian ministry. Mr. Woodin on annuals and perennials. 700 to 62,700. Write, Instruction fioor, six room flat, 116 East Cen clerk of the Superior Court. The Continental Congress of the D. A. Count ulz aTor&sa w or^ to • lt««. AUTOMOBILES FUR SALE 4 Bureau, 30-R, St. Louis, Mo. has been lay pastor for the past Initial!, numb«r! and abbr!TlatIonj ter street. All modem conven assets of the closed bank, based on R., gave the Daughters gracious year. Previous to that he spent book values when the bank closed greeting in a short speech. •acb count as a word and oompoun* FOR SALEl—ONE REO chassia and iences; garage. Dial 6788. word! as two worda Mlnlinuin oo!t w eighteen years as general secretary last December, were listed at $428,- She expressed a hope for their cab, one 5x7 steel dump body, pow SITUATIONS WANTED— price of three llnea. FOR RENT—2 FOUR room tene of the Connecticut Council of Re BOLTON 458.09 but the appraisers, after a success in the work of preservation Line rate! per dap tor tran»lo«t er take off, suitable for Chevrolet FEMALE 38 ligious Education. Before coming close survey of the assets, foimd of national ideals. ad!. ments, one comer Foster and Haw to Ckmnecticut he had been assistant ■SectlTe Itareh if. IMT truck. May be seen at Auto Body them to be worth only $205,178.74. “I suppose there really isn’t a WANTED — HOUSEWORK in a ley, other at comer of School and secretary of the Ohio Sunday school Cash CharM Shop, 166 West Middle Turnpike The Ladies society will meet The appraisers were Edwin C. great difference, If any at all, in the ( Consecutive Days T cti • w small adult family. Write Box U, Vine. Inquire 100 East Center. association for two years, and 1 ^ or call 4131. Telephone 3782. Thursday afternoon at 1:30 at the Northrop of the Dime Savings Bank importance of the years as they go t Consecutive Day! ..I • ota 11 eta in care of Herald. done similar work In Columbus, O., Community House. There are two 1 Day ...... 1 n ot! II eta for a year. and Attorney Frank Healey. The on,” she said, “yet, some of them All order! for Irregular Insertion! FOR RENT—SIX ROOM FLAT, quilts to be tied. AUTO ACCESSORIES— EXPERIENCED Practical Nurse. On Friday afternoon Mr. Woodin liabilities of the closed bank are stand out so much more spectacu will bo charged at the one time rate. second floor, 22 Henry street. Ap The school calendar has been 6421,170.64. larly thsm others. This is one of Special rates for long term eveiT TIRES Institutional training. All cases ex was examined by a council of clergy changed. Instead of having a weeks’ day advertising given upon request cept maternity. Telephone Rose- ply Mrs. Ellen McCann, 15 Wads men. He was “wholeheartedly and The total of deposits in the Kaze- those years.” Ads ordered for three or six days worth street, telephone 4590. vacation the 22nd, it is to be the mekea and Company at the time the and stopped before the third or llftli Milea of Service In Uaed Urea dale 44-2. imanlmously” accepted by the coun 29th of April, school opening May ^ She expressed regret that Presi All Makes and Sizes 61 and Up. cil as one to be ordained to their bank closed its doors was $326,- dent Hoover could not be present to day win be charged only for the ac FOR RENT—FLAT OF 6 rooms 9. 995.94. This was divided as follows: tual number of times the ad appear* Newman Tire Company and bath. Apply at 104 Chestnut number. After the meeting of the extend his greeting, adding “ this is ed. charging at the rate earned, but POULTRY AND coimcil a dinner was served to the The Girl Scouts hold their meet Savings department $307,992.12; 10 Apel Place street or Tel. 3688. a year of unmitigated work for him no allowance or refunds can be made SUPPLIES 43 coimcillors, visitors and officers of ing every Saturday afternoon. general deposits $17,290.32; Christ too.” on six time ads stopped after the Rev. Frederick Taylor and Mrs. mas clubs and thrift clubs $713.50. fifth day. ^ FOR RENT^ ROOM tenement the church. She said he ':new the Daughters No "till forbids"; ulsplay lines not BUSINESS SERVICES BARRED PLYMOUTH Rock eggs, In the evening the service or or R. K. Jones were appointed dele The other liabilities o f the closed with all improvements. Apply at bank amoimt to about $95,000. “would be the - -ry first ones to tell sold. ... OFFERED 13 for hatching, choice stock 62 per dination took place. gates from the Congregational him to stay - - i do his duty.” The Herald will not be responsible 21 Russell street. church to be present at the Council for more than one Incorrect Insertloa 15. J. F. Bowen, 670 Woodbridge An organ prelude, “Intermezzo” As Mrs. Hoover left the stage Ibe of any advertisement ordered for CEMETERY WORK: foundations street. Phone 7800. FOR RENT — EAST CENTER by Mascagni, was played by Nathan of the Congregational churches of was presented with a large bouquet more than one time. for monuments, grading, soil, street, five rooms, first floor, all Gatchell. The report of the council this county, held in Andover recent The Inadvertent omission of Incor CUSTOM HATCHING 4c per egg. PASTOR IS SENTENCED of red, white and blue flowers. landscaping, lawns graded and improvements. Inquire 41 Bigelow was followed by the hymn of praise, ly where the Rev. Wallace Woodin rect publication of advertising will be 1000 eggs 635.00. Edgerton, 655 Col. Walter Scott, father of Mrs. rectified only by cancellation of the seeded, fiagstones for walks and street. Telephone 7297. “Holy, Holy, Holy,” by the congre was ordained. Mrs. Charles Fish Russell William Magna of Holyoke, North Main street. Phone 6416 gation. ’The call to worship was charge made for the service .endered. gardens. Genertd trucking and and Mrs. Fred Flacl also attended Hartford, April 19 — (AP) — Mass., only candidate for the office All advertisements must conform given by Rev. Marion J. moving. Robert D. Wilson, Parker FOR RENT— 134 MAPL.\ street, the services. The meeting started at Joseph H, Stokes, pastor of the of president general, was introduced la style, copy and typography with Creeger, of Middletown. Rev. David regulations enforced by the publish street. Phone 7821. four room flat, all modem improve 3 o’clock and lasted until five. Rev. Church of the Triumphant Life on to the Congress, and received ^an ARTICLES FOR SALE 45 W. Lovett, of Willimantic, read the ers and they reserve the right to ments, with garage. Inquire 132 and Mrs. W. Woowln invited every Prospect avenue, was sentenced to ovation. Hie hM been a faithful at edit, revise or reject any copy con FOR SALE—ABOUT 5 cord of good Maple street. Scripture and an invocation was one to the parsonage, and at six a jail for six months and the sen sidered objectionable. MILLINERY- given by the Rev. George S. Brookes tendant at the sessions for many hen manure. F. W. Hill, 10 Olcott bountiful supper was served at the tence suspended and a fine of years. CLOSING HOURS—Classjfled ads to of Rockville. The congregation then be published same day must be re DRESSMAKING 19 street. So. Manchester. FOR RENT—14 DELMONT street, Town Hall, after which every one 61,000 imposed for violation of the' ceived by 12 o’clock noon; Saturdays near Main, 6 rooms, nice location, read the Confession of Faith. ^ Na returned to the church. Rev. Myarao* fraud, in Superior Court 10:30 a. m. DRESSMAKING, COATS lined and FOR SALE—BOOK of Knowledge. all conveniences. Phone 4618. than Gatchell at the organ, assisted of Hartford preached the sei^nooi In 1339 half of England’s troops TELEPHONE YOUR altered; children’s coats a special 20 volums. Write Box Z, in care of by a cometist and flute player, ac X ^ i A . W. Stokes, son of the were archers, and by 1360 prac FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement, companied the special choir in the and the usual order of service w w j ty. Mrs. Shaw, 109 Foster street. Herald. carried out. on" the same charge was tically all of the archery troops WANT ADS. 19 1-2 Eldrldge street, with all im rendering of the “Penltentia,” by Ads are accepted over the telepbons Mr. and Mrs. Harold Griswold [ to one year In the county were mounted. The men used a bow provements. Inquire 17 1-2 El- Dearie. During the anthem inter o i at the CHARGE RATE given above Hartford visited at the home of Ifrs., . The cases were presented by about 6 feet in length, and a 8-foot as a convenience to advertisers, but MOVING—TRUCKING- FOR SALE— SAND and gravel. drldge street. Phone 5584. ludes were played by the musicians. Attorney Alcorn who recom- arrow. the CASH RATES will be accepted as R. K. Jones Sunday. ’ STORAGE 20 Sherman Buck, telephone 5708. ’The sermon was preached by the the sentences as imposed by FULL PAYMENT If pak) at the busi FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, all Miss Amelia Palmer spent tht ness office on or before the seventh Rev. Professor A. J. William Myers, 'Court. Robert P. Butler, coun- day following the first Insertion of CARLSON & COMPANY Express. Improvements, 19 Summit street. of Hartford. Following this the week end at her home in N. S t ^ ington and Miss Lylan Schiffrin •41 lor the Stokes made an eloquent each ad otherwise the CHARGE Daily service to Hartford and FOR SALE — CHESTNUT fence Dial 8896. prayer of ordination and the letter m o fe y - for the- edder man. Public Stenographer RATE will be collected. No responsi Springfield, and all Connecticut, posts, 3c a foot. Telephone 6121. accompanying service was given. week end in New Haven. bility for errors in telephoned ada FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Alvord of , said in pronouncing sen- will be assumed and their accuraer and Massachusetts points. Loads Rev. 'Theodore Ainsworth Greene, tbe court’s problem was steam heat, garage available. In of New Britain offered the prayer. Hartford have moved to “Alvord cannot’ be guaranteed. or part loads moved anywhere. down the sentences as Miss Theresa Frachey quire 88 Church street. Acres." . I Furniture moving. Telephone Man ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES The Congregation then sang the M f^ d by the state’s attor- INDEX OF hymn of aspiration, “ Spirit of God, Office of Edward H. Keeney chester 8624. Hartford 2,6229. — RADIO 49 Mr. and Mrs. Russell Merrill of BOfrlMt*'rather to consider whether CLASSIFICATIONS FOR RENT—FIVE AND SIX room Descend,” and the charge to the Orford Building, 865 Main St. Springfield 6-0891. So. Manchester, visited at the bonM t|i^. wire commensurate with Births ...... A PHONE 4891 FOR quick radio ser tenements, with all modem Im candidate was made by Rev. Her of bis parents, Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Engagements ■ provements. Inquire at 147 East Of their crime and penalty Phone 6414 Marrl.-’ ^’es ...... C LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE vice and repairs. All work guaran bert P. Woodin, D. D., of Saybrook. Merrill Simday. TRUCKING. Get our prices. Ex Center street or telephone 7864, The right band of Fellowship was the statute. He said it Deaths...... 2 teed. T. A. Spilxane, 14 Strong St. State Dairy Inspector F. L. Piu- ' Y clear that mercy bad been Card of Thanks...... S pert furniture moving. “Pioneer extended by Rev. Charles G. John ney inspected dairies in town thir In Memotiam . ... Movers Who Know How.” Carload FOR RENT—SIX-ROOM tenement son of South Coventry, preceding the 1^ Mr. Alcorn in his Lost and Found . with all improvements; reduced past week. ■ Won. A PEW CENTS Annonncements ...... distribution. Wm. L. Fitzgerald. FUEL AND FEED 49-A hymn of consecration, sung by the Mr. and Mrs. Anderson of Bolton Personals ...... Phone 8085. rent; 277 Spruce street. Apply congregation. Rev. Wallace I. spent each week for a good firs in Automobiles FOR SALE>—DRY, HARD WOOD, 281 Spruce street. Center have advertised their farm RAID ON REBELS Woodin pronounced the benediction, surance policy may save you many Automobiles for Sale . . . . FRANK if WILLIAMS— General 68.00 cord; chestnut mixed with of seventy-eigtb acres for sale. / Automobiles for Excharge FOR RBN^— 4 ROOM tenement, and the postlude “Choral” by Martin trucking, carlot distribution, fer birch, 67.00 cord. Justin Lathrop, Luther was rendered by the organ I Irak, April 19.— (AP)— hundreds of dollars. Are you rit^r Auto AocesBortesr-Tlres . I s s • • a a all Improvements. 95 Charter Oak Auto Repairing—Painting tilizer and tobacco delivery a telephone Rosedale 19-28. ist. Royal Air Force raid on lag tbo loss of all your household street. Apply Sam’s Shoe Shop, Auto Schools ...... tssssitaa specialty. Rates reasonable. Tel. rebels today was reported goods when you can insure them for Autos—Ship by Truck 7997. FOR SALE— SEASONED HARD 701 Main street ADDISON inflicted heavy damage on Autos—For Hire ...... ssssaaaass wood, furnace chunks and fire groups in a mountain 11500 at hiss than one cent a day. / Garages—Service—Storage FOR RENT—IN JOHNSON Block, Motorcycles—Bicycles ...... 11 PERRETT A GLENNITk D fO — We place wood 1-2 oord 65.00, 1-2 cord Think it over. Wanted Autos-Motorcycles . . . . II will move, pack and eUp your seasoned bard wood slabs 64.00. single rooms or in suites, with mod WAPPING There wae a large attendance ot ^ TS bombed cave retreats, Business find Professional Services em Improvements. Phone 8726 or relatives and friends at the East^ merchandise quickly and econom Geo. Suck, telephone 25-4. 'There was a birthday surprise ey killed ten of a band Business ^Services iOffered ...... II Janitor 7636. Hartford Congregational church Household Services Offered ...... IS-A ically, Fast dally expreas eervice party held at the home of Mr. and £'z.vei ...... Building—Contracting ...... 14 FOR SALE—HARD WOOD |8 per Saturday afternoon to witness the . llachlah; gune were used on open ROBERT J. SMITH to ano from New York Conneo- FOR RENT -4-R O O M tenement, Mrs. John W. Graham Jr., of Pleas Florists—Nurseries ...... l i cord, 64.60 per load. Birch 67.00 marriage of Gerald E, Tomlinson of •trodfholdl. Several coeualties re- Real Estate, Insnraiiee Funeral Directors ...... II tiona with faat truck service out ot all improvements, and garage, at ant Valley last Friday evening, In Heating—Plumbing-Roofing .«• 11 New York going south ana w ait per cord. Cbas. Heckler. Telephone Addison and Miss Dorothy E. Mdtcd frofll the strafing. StesuDslilp Tlekets Rosedale 18-18. 28 ’Trotter street. Inquire 116 honor of Mr. Graham’s birthday. Bragg of East Hartford. The mar Insurance ...... II Agents tor United Van Bendca, Center street. Tel. 4508. 'There were five tables of setback. Millinery—Dressmaking ...... II one ot the leading long distance riage ceremony was performed by Moving—Trucking—Storage . . . 10 FOR SALE!—HARD wood, under The ladles first prize was won by moving companies. Phone 8008, Rev. Daniel Strickland of New Painting-Papering ...... II cover, furnace and stove wood 15. POUR ROOM PLATS on Ridge Mrs. Ruth Stoddard of Simsbury Haven aesisted by Rev. Truman Professional Services ...... It 8860, 8864. street, newly renovated. All Im Repairing ...... It a load. V. Firpo, U6 Wells street. and the gents first was received by Woodward, pastor of the East Hart rallorlng—Dyelng—Cleaning ... 14 Tel. 6148. I provements. Inquire 25 Spruce Oscar D. Strong. The refreshments ford Congregational church. L. T. WOOD CO.— Furniture and street. AUCTION! Toilet Goods and Service ...... II piano moving, modem equipment, consisted of pineapple ice, sand The groom is the son of Mr. and Wanted—Business S ervice...... II SPECIAL PRICE—Hard'wood for experienced help, public store- wiches, sandwich crackers, home Mrs, E, S. Tomlinson, Hebron ave ESTATE OF MARION F. LADD Edncatlenal furnace, fire place or stove 65 per FOR RENT—8 and 4 rooms with 'Courses and Classes ...... 17 house. Phone 4496, made cake and coffee. Besides a nue, Addison. He is master of 117 East Center Street, South Manchester Private Instruction ...... II load. Birch 64, ha«'d wood slabs 64. all improvements, at 168 Oak birthday cake, Mr. Graham was pre Goodwill Grange and a member of (Formerly the Francis Griswold Home.) Dancing ...... I l - A Kindling wood lOo bushel. Thomas street. Telephone 8241. the lodge of Odd Fellows in Glaston Musical—Dramatic ...... II sented with a silk lounging robe and Wanted—Instruction ...... N REPAIRING 23 Wilson, telepbons 8681 or Rosedale FOR RENT—6 ROOMS with all every one present received a pres bury. The bride is the daughter of Clean household furniture Including the usual aoosnMriatton Flnnuclal 37-4. improvements, including steam ent, according to their score. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Bragg, 60 of seme antiques. Bonds—Stocks—Mortgages ..... II MOWERS SHARPENED, key mak heat, newly done over, at 12 Trot Mrs. Wilbur C. Hills, president of Garvan street. East. Hartford, and Business Opportunities ...... It ing, vacuum cleaner, lock, gim, FOR SALE—HARD WOOD and bolds the office of lady assistant SATURDAY, APRIL 23rd, 10:30 to 4:30. Money to Loan ...... Il ter street. Telephone 6068. the Parent Teachers Association Help and Situations clock repairing. Braitbwalte, 62 bard wood slabs sawed stove and general chairman of the com steward of the East Hartford Help Wanted—Female ...... II Pearl street. lengtJ and under cover. Cash price MODERN POUR and five-room flats Grange. H. A. WILLARD, Auctioneer Help Wanted—Male ...... II mittee for the play “Henrys Wed per load for bard wood 65.00; bard with garage, LUley street, near ding,” wishes to thank all who help A reception wae held at the By order W i|i. C. Allison, Executor. Help Wanted—Male or Female .. It wood slabs 64.00. L. T. Wood Co. home of the bride. After the mar Agents Wanted ...... S7-A PRIVATE INSTRUCTION 28 Center. Inquire 21 Elro street. ed to make the play a success. A Situations Wanted—Fem ale...... II Phone 4496. Phone 6661. good sum of money was made for riage service Mr. and Mrs, Tomlin Situations Wanted—Male ...... II son will reside In Burnside after a Employment Agencies ...... 40 CONTRACT BRIDGE—Private or the Wapping and South Windsor wedding trip by automobile to Live Stock—Pets—Poultry—Vehicles class Instruction. Complete course school children. There was 6122.00 GARDEN—FARM - FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, Washington and other places of in Dogs—Birds—Pets ...... 41 $2.00, Tel, 6979. taken in at the door at Wapping LIv; stock—Vehicles ...... 41 DAIRY PRODUCTS 60 terest. second floor, all improvements and and 669.76 in South Windsor. Poultry and Supplies ...... 41 garage. 27 Starkweather street. Wanted — Pets—Poultry—Stock 44 FOR SALE—RASPBERRY plants, Miss Doris M. Jowett, coach for For Sale—Mlseellaneous BUSINESS OFF ON LONG FUGHT Artlclea for S a le...... 4i Cumberland and Kansas varieties, the play "Henrys Wedding” left Boats and Accessories ...... 41 OPPORTUNITIES 32 fine stock. Quantity discount. Tele HOUSES FOR RENT 65 last Sunday for Weatherly, Pa., Building Materials ...... 41 where she will coach a cast for the Lympne, England, April 19.— FOR SALE — MODERN MEAT phone 8909. — Diamonds-Watches—Jewelry .. 41 same play. (AP)—C. W. S. Scott, noted avia ^ Electrical Appliances—Radio . . . 41 market, well established, cash busi FOR RENT — MODERN 6 room •STOOV'^MALCOC^IRAN WCTUQES KINO Mrs. Lena Packard of Worcester, tor, took off at 5 a. m. today from Fuel and Feed ...... 49-A ness. Small investment needed. single house, centrally located, Garden — Farm—Dairy Products 60 Mass., who has been visiting her the airdrome here in an attempt to Owner has other business on hand. HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 near schools, etc. Chas. J. Magnell, Household Goods ...... II son, (Carles Hitchcock has return recover the record for a flight from Machinery and Tools ...... It Call at 117 1-2 Spruce street, South 1095 Main street. Telephone 7763. FOR SALE—CHEAP if taken at ed to her home. England to Australia which was Musical Instruments...... II Manchester, Conn. Office and Store Equipment . . . . 14 once, piano, vlctrola, bedroom SIX ROOMS AND SUN parlor, The adjourned meeting of the wrested from him last November by Specials at the Stores ...... M suite, good as new, and other odd modem, nearly new, oil heat, flower Wapping Cemetery Association will C. A. Butler. Wearing Apparel—Furs ...... II Scott’s former record for the 13,- Wanted—To Buy ...... If HELP WANTED—MALE 36 pieces of furniture. Telephone 5677 garden and pool, extra land, be held this evening at eight o’clock Rooms—Board—Hotels—Resorts or 6185. garage, good location, available at the Wapping Memorial Library, 187 miles was 9 days, 4 hours and Restaurants SPECIAL EXAMINA'HON an- May 1st. Cbas. J. Strickland, 168 and there will also be a director’s 11 minutes. From this Butler, flying Rooms Without Board ...... II nounced. Railway mail, P. O. clerk, one of the emallcst planes In the Boarders W anted...... 19-A ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD 59 Main street. Phone 7874. meeting. Country Board—R esorts...... M carrier. Men 18 to 45. Salary 61,- Mrs. Luella Neyers is confined to world, clipped 1 hour and 42 min 700 to 62,700 a year. Write for full utes. Hotels—Restaurants ...... It ONE OR TWO ROOMS, single or her bed at the home of her son, Wanted—Rooms—Board ...... It particulars. Instraction Clerk, Box double beds, with or without board; FARMS AND LAND FOR Walter S. Billings and is under the Real Estate For Rent S, Herald. LIQUOR SEIZURE Apartments, Flats, Tenements .. II or kitchen privileges. Tel. 6766. SALE 71 care of Dr. Lundburg of Manches Business Locations for Rent . . . 14 GOVERNMENT WANTS RAIL- ter. Houses for Rent ...... II FOR RENT—FURNISHED room; Thomaston, Maine, April 19 — Suburban for Rent ...... 16 way mail clerks, carriers, post- FOR SALE— 60 ACRE dairy and A very pleasant birthday surprise (A P )—Two men were arrested and also store on Pearl street. Inqiilre Summer Homes for Rent ...... 17 office clerks. 61700-62700. Men 18- chicken farm, stock and tools, nm- party was held last Saturday eve 600 cases of assorted liquors, a Wanted to Rent ...... || Selwltz Shoe Shop. Real Estate For Sale 46. Applications accepted until nlng water. F. Fay, Buckingham. ning at the home of Mr. and Mrs. fifty foot motor boat and a motor Frank Stoddard. The party was ar Apartment Building for Sale . . . II May 2, Particulars Free. Write, FOR RENT — ’Two unfurnished truck were seized by customs agents Business Property for S a le ...... 71 ranged in honor of Morris D. Sulli Franklin Institute, Dept. 626-A, rooms, with all modem conveni at a wharf here shortly before mid Farms and Land for Sale ...... 11 van, who was eighty-four years old Houses for Sale ...... It Rochester, N. Y. ences; 610.00 a month. A large LARGEST BASS night last night. Several other men Lots for Sale 11 store, centrally located in Weldon April 15. There were seven tables of and a truck escaped when the two Resort Property for Sale ...... 14 RAILWAY POSTAL AND clerk- Block. Inquire Dr. Weldon’s office. Weighing 24 pounds and about 35 setback, the first ladles prize was agents surprised the gang as they Suburban for Sale ...... 11 carrier examinations in 72 cities In won by Mrs. Ruth Burnham and the Real Estate for E xchange...... II inches long, the world’s record large- unloaded the boat at Elliott’s wharf. Wanted—Real E state...... 17 Connecticut. Receipt of applica FOR RENT—FURNISHED ROOM mouth black bass caught on a rod first gents prize by Elmer Hart of The motorboat was a cabin cruis Aiietloii— Legnl Hotleca tions closes May 2nd. Information heated. Gentleman only. 915 Main and reel was taken by George J. Rockville. 'The consolation to Mrs. er and had the name “Marguerite” I
P A C ^ M W MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN^ TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 1982, ✓
OUR BOARDING HOUSE SENSE AND NONSENSE Toonerville Folks By Fontaine Fox By Gene Ahem
M i c k e y M e ^ u m c a l w a y s c o m e s a c r o s s t h e r .r . t r a c k s 4> A fariner friend tells us that the Willie Hick listened attentively TO QUTflT HIS gASEgALL TEAM . price of freah eggs has been so low one day to the story of the lamb since the first of the year, that his that was eaten by the wolf. iHA-ri A I His Mother—You see, Willie, i f PoWiMi Kwaui wHA-r-lHlS (S, UlEU.rMAC(^« hens, instead of cackling when they aREArf (pSAv law one, blush. the lamb bad remained in the fald 3CWS 9 ^ S K lA i f —- CAAi 9 E E where it belonged, it would never X riAV/e A riAUF GF ■"EM ItS “BV “TJ4iS , - iHa-T PAP HooPuSt have been devoured by the wicked, To many of our dear citizens seem -fH'' MAtfliR B E I4 & A . cruel, wolf, would it? \ MVIfeLJuik: rtWAT I oUER to think that the Lord put them on FROM AUS^AUA I — I FUatARC: iWK^ERrrfcP H«s pepES^lAliv earth to pry into other folks’ af Willie (tboughtfiUly)— No, we f p l i k e a fairs and regulate their morals. would have had it for (finner. MAKfAid "'EM \irc<^ sHaeS FOR-TH’ GEAllLlS a l ik e a ^ - two PAIR oF-iHose Henderson—Why are you la the aUVMPlC A-fHLerTe£S -iVliS SLIMMER ( One morning the parcel post car Air Force now? I thought you were NoLiSEET-rUe k a l i<3ARg o b e i m s EE(3S OR KAAidAROO sU&eS rier had a package for a Mrs. Gold in the calvary. ACORAiS I stein, who lives in the outskirts of SacK A GR&A-r TTlIMPBR, Peterson—I got transferred. MA3?E oa-ToF-lHlS LEAtflER UlaUuD' the Big City. He blew his whistle Henderson—Why was that? ,-IR A F P lC ' severai times and yelled the name Peterson—Well, after an airplane BE tTiiSYTME -tVll/kie# of Goldstein before a voice from the throws you out, it doesn’t generally F o r Mu r p l e r s , top floor answered, “Yaas?" walk over and bite you. Postman—A package for Mrs. BRCAP Ai^' HlOH Goldstein? Will you please come First Furniture Maker —That e ? ■3UMPERS, A^i’ 'IW down and sign for it? bookcase isn’t an antique. Is it? 0 ^ ALi’ Voice From Above—Wot kinda Second Furniture Maker—^No, but package ? another day’s work and it will be. ■UliMP ( Postman—A large one. Voice From Above—From who METAL SHORTAGB comes it? Postman—Prom a Mr. Steinberg. Palo Alto, Cal.—Within a century Voice From Above—From whur? the world will commence to feel a Postman—From California. Will shortage of metals, Prof. Theodore you please come down and sign for J. Hoover, dean of the Stanford s « it? School of Engineering, and brother Voice From Above—Wot’s in de of President Hoover, reports. He package ? says that the world uses more than 0 Postman—I can’t tell you, ma 1,000,000 tons of metals a year and dam. I don’t know. that the metal age will soon end at Voice From Above (in a surpris that rate of consumption. ed tone)—You ken’t tell me what’s in de package? HETX MISS n ALL Postman (losing all that was left of his temper)—No, madam, I Knoxville, Tenn.—Even though ^ C3 can’t. James Campwell was going to jail There was a pause. for three years for the theft of an automobile, be proved to be quite Voice Prom Above (finally)— an optimist. ‘”rbe depression wUl be Veil, you’ll bev to come back tomor y f a - tw e -r ^ over by the time I get out," he re row. Mrs. Goldstein ain’t home. marked when he heard his sentence. U K e S’OAk a _ « i»M SY w sisvica u. a PAT.efp, Static DENTIST ON 'WHEELS The purpose of government is not to support the people, but to main London.—School children on the (*F«ntilnf Pm. 1*32) tain conditions under which they Isle of Ely nb longer need fear a ■can support themselves—Probably journey to the dentist’s office. ’The Cain would have turned out better dentist’s office is being brought to if Mother Eve bad been up on child them oil wheels. It is a modem SCORCHY SMITH Rewarded By John C. Terry psychology—Other folks will tell equipped layout fitted into a van of you very confidentially how to run a huge motor coach. The dentist on your business. But if you take their wheels will visit 90 schools contain (SoiH, MR, SMITH rJlMlNYCRICKETS, woNftfeR WOW bid;, ing 11,000 children. f , t MAv^’/ ^ p e 6 uY A ^ t advice and you fail, they won’t wor LIST OF iH O Sa WHO CARRIEP THS -AND THE COMPAMK THANKS ] PlDN'T BO 1 A CHECK IS IN TNIs ENVELOPE . I WOMT WHV. CHARLtt PRUMfA ry about it. They’re likely to think RESCUE WORK TO SUCCESS, VPU- ^AMTTVIIMG 1 OPEN IT T»LL 1 SET HOME TO SARAH. THIS CHECK CAUS FOR * that its good enough for you—and GEE ! IT MIGHT BE AS HIGH AS A it really is—A girl can marry the Flapper Fanny Says: 4N0 THE COMPAMV WISHES H> THOUSAND DOLLARS ! man she might love, has loved or wa.u.aPAT.orf.______M AKE EACM a p r e s e n t IN / HUNPREP POLtARS » ____ _ ought to love, but if she marries the APPEP REOOeNmON OF VOUR / man she does love, its just luck—A HEROIC SERVICE - great many times women act dumb because it seems to be to their ad [ vantage to do so.—The yoimger set appear to regard marriage as a sort of endurance test—in which the one who can prove that be or she suf fers more, wins the prize.—When the business of the country gets down to brass tacks we hope it !/ won’t be sitting on the pointed end —Should young men seek the advice of old men? There aren’t as many facts to support an affirmative an swer to this question as you might think—The first kiss used to be the climax of love—now Its merely the overture. - Some men were bom for great things; WASHINGTON TUBBS U By (Jran< OUT OUR WAY By Williamii Some men were bom for small; Some—it is not recorded Why they were bom at all.
Father—Yes, my boy. I’m a self- “U made man. VieeSH Too Tb TRY ' Son—Gee, Pop, that’s what I ad Tv\\s suspense " VES / IT'S V 6 Rv/ mire about you. You always take A good t^ is t has success at her IS AWFUL. Twees S05A, GEMTLEWAN. the blame for everything. finger-tips. g e t 6E5 ON Z€ HO06E. ^■Tm e g e i s ATMFOU KlOTiCEASLE, FiMS. MOSSES p e r Y Bec Aose -(UEV L r 'MOPK'i M* IK* B R E S N FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS \NEE» — MOTlCE ' U . ''' *■‘^7=, \ O O M T m a k e a m t ' m U i f .A VvIHOT A SM ALL HOLE By Blosser IM BRESVA TWEVy X n ik»m s u p Th r u NUB'LL 'BM TWAT £ee...lTLL BS 5WBU. CA>J LSARKJ Doa 7b Ma v s ju m b o LiXV,. I -'AM M L ' 1 \l\ TRICKS ....TBI ck:s icuow A WHOLg OO0HTA 3£ p u c k : BUKJCH OP OtPFSR' SOUP POR A DOe AS SMART AS vou a Dk .nJon 'jC RW Beou VOMTiUE HOURS, SUT THE SeUF- DOS & WSTVLSP "ASlKTiC MONSTER" OOtS NOT APPEAR. THE CAFE v^tS EMPTV, AMP THE PPOPRICTOR T>0I6S LAIILV B£H(NP THEgAlgJ, HOSPI — 'M TASTES ^\?\ « FEEL rr‘s Thkt sopaV 6et ur sport- FUMNV QUEER. I - I’M 1 THmveS POfEPl <&ET7IM6i woozy I'M SLEEPY.
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FollowlBg tta« leventh annual AD VEKTIIBEMENT ADVERTISEMENT concert of the Beethoven Glee Club 50 AT BROADCAST AND C i m SERVICE E X A IS FIREENDANGERS ABOUT TOWN at the High School last night, sup Moth per was served to nearly 200 mem In connection with the fortboom- bers and Invited guests of the local SETBACK OF LEGION The regular meeting of Lady Rob ing Civil Service examination for club and the Mendelssohn Singers of the positions of Substitute Railway NECKWEAR PLANT Prevohtion! erta Lodge, Daughters of St. George, Worcester, Mass., at the Swedish wlU be held Wednesday night at 8 Boys Put On Four Junior Bouts Postal Clerk, Substitute Post Office Lutheran church. The supper was To protect your winter cnnyi^ts o’clock In Odd Fellows hall. The "Words fall lightly as snow. < . Thin, warm Icing win run little If Clerk, and Substitute Letter Car prepared by ladles of the church and Lunch Is Served At against the ravages of maths, hoetesses will be Mrs. Sarah Robin They’re easily, thoughtlessly said— the cake Is first dusted weU with rier, It Is to be noted that all pres and Sunday School teachers and North End Fire House. ent Clerk-Carrier registers at first Discovered By Passerby In send them to ms for cleaasing^ be son, Mrs. Mabel Potterton, Mrs. members of the Fidelity Bible Class Yet hard words can enter toe heart cornstarch. Katherine Robinson and Miss Ada and second class Post Offices In the fore storing aw ay.' acted as waitresses. More than fifty Legionnaires and And lie there as heavy as lead.” Robinson. The exceUent quality of the work State of Connecticut on which the guests enjoyed the coast-to-coast eligibility has run for one year or. Nick of Time— Damage Is Milk Is a natural weight builder, and prompt service, guarantees per Mrs. George H. Plnney of Pros “Victory Membership” broadcast and when you buy milk from the fect safety and speed when you send more, will expire when new regis HYGEONIC The degree team of Washington pect street ^ 1 entertain the mem and setback at tlje M. F. D. Hose Waranoke Farm Dairy, you have the even, your most cherished linens to ters are set up as a result of the Not Very Large. L. O. L., No. 117, will go to Everett, bers of the literary committee of House last night. The evening’s en assurance that It Is of the highest the New Model Laundry. Phone forthcoming examination. Informa Mass., Saturday next to confer the the Hartford Woman's Club at a tion and application blanks may be Dry Cleansing royal arch purple degree on a class tertainment opened with a group and purest quality. 8072. luncheon-bridge tomorrow at her secured at the South Manchester of candidates for Linton Lodge, of bouts put on by Frankie Busch home. Post Office. Application forms, Fire broke out In the factory of sterilizes the garments, removing No. 88. The trip will be made by and his Rec classes. To modernize your rooms this Old pieces of felt can be cut to properly filled in, must be mailed in the Manchester Neckwear Company, 3ven the smallest dirt and grease auto bus. The degree officers will Following the bouts Legionnaire spring, note the value of silver ef fit under .he bottoms of vttses, can spots upon which moths feed. The South Methodist Ladles’ Aid Elmer W. Dickinson of Glastonbury fect. You can obtain this effect'by dlesticks, and other articles, to pre time to reach the United States Inc., located at the comer of Center accompany the degree team of Civil Service Commission at Wash society will meet tomorrow after spoke to the boys after which 12 applying aluminum paint to any vent scratches on furniture and and Church streets, at 1 o’clock this Washington lodge. Past Master ington, D. C. not later than May 2, Archie Haugh will occupy the chair noon instead of Thursday. It will tables of setback were played until metal, and It is most useful as an floors. be the annual meeting with reports 1932. morning but It waa extinguished by of worshlpfill master. The degree the broadcut at 10 o’clock. undercoat on wood, for It retards and election of officers. There will Addresses by National Com warping. They’re carrying, chiffon handker Hose Company, No. 2, of the South FOR $1.00 team will be under the leadership of be work for the Memorial hospital. ' Joseph Johnston. It will be Its first mander Henry L. Stevens of the chiefs no less than a yard square. Manchester Fire Department, before We cleanse and press by the American Legion Auxiliary and a You can get some delightful colors it could gain headway. The blaze visit to the Boston area. A re When you have once tried Brown’s HYGEONIC Method Men’s Suits, Mrs. W. F. Stiles Is chairman of fine program of music by the prize Butter for cooldng and table use, at Cheney Hall Salesroom, and have was discovered by Herman W. John hearsal of the officers and degree SAYS TOWN WILLBE Topcoats, Overcoats, Women's team will be held tonight at 7 o'clock the cominlttee In charge of a rum Legion Drum and Bugle Corps and you will recognize Its rich, creamy them plcoted. son of 23 Fairfield street, who re Ernestine Schumann-Helnk, Rudy In Orange hall. mage sale to be held Thursday by flavor and use no other. ported it to the police station, where Plain Dresses and Coats. the Second Congregational Women's Vallee, Reginald Warrenrath and Slips of English Ivy will grow a still alarm was turned In to the Service League. The sale will be other nationally known stars were DEMOCRATIC SOON The small child’s shoe should be very well In water and can be ar Center fire, house. Girl Scouts of Troop 9 are request gin at 9 a. m.. In the Coughlin build enjoyed during the hour’s program. Bring your garments to enr Dry a full inch longer than the outline ranged in an ornamental bowl, mak Confined To C ^ a r ed tb meet at the South Methodist ing, Depot Square. Members of the Arthur Sullivan' and his refresh Cleansing Department. of his foot with his weight resting ing a pretty touch of green In an The damage by fire was confined church tonight promptly at 7 committee will be at the store until ment committee served lunch during on it. About the time new shoes otherwise rather dull room. to the oil burner and the door and o’clock. nightfall tomorrow to receive dona the broadcast. Dr. Edward G. Dobn Tells partition in the furnace room. No tions, or they will be called for by The pairings for the four bouts are needed the foot will have caught up with the shoe. The color guarantees a modern merchandise was damaged by the Mrs. Edward J. Murphy Is chair notifying Mrs. Stiles, dial 7607. under the direction of Frankie fuel of the highest quality and in fire and it had not been determined man of a bridge and whist party Busch were as follows: Billy sures the greatest economy. Buy Young Peoples’ Club He this morning whether or not the which Gibbons Assembly, Catholic The Ladles’ Aid society of the Schieldge vs Howard Mohr; Langdon On the bright, sunshiny spring "blue coal” from W. G. Glenney. merchandise was Injured by smoke. Ladies of Columbus, will conduct Concordia Lutheran church will Judd vs Roger Cassanovi: George days, don’t you appreciate a car Phone 4149. Johnson noticed leaves burning out Monday evening, April 25, In St. have a social and surprise program Beeny vs Herman Schultze; Ray sensitive to the touch of the acceler Sees Success Ahead. side of the basement window when Bridget’s parish hall- There will be at the church tonight at 7 o’clock. Chartler vs. Tommy Conran. These ator? Have yours “pepped up” at Flour belongs In a bln or barrel passing by the factory and after prizes and refreshments and all Every member Is urged to be pres boys.are members of the junior boys the Depot Square Gareige. raised a few inches from the floor. stamping out the blaze saw that the players will be welcome. ent. A good tlpie Is anticipated. boxing clsisses. While wheat flour may be obtained Speaking before the Young Peo fire came from the Interior of the A cloth dampened with alcohol in quantity, commeal or graham ples’ Democratic Club which he or building. . David Chambers The Women's Service League of will clean dusty csmdles without flour should only be purchased In ganized, Dr. Edward G. Dolan, state The Manchester Neckwear Com the Second Congregational church taking off the luster. smell quedititles and kept in tin or pany is now operating under a re SOUTH M. E. CHURCH OPEN FORUM central committeeman, predicted last will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 glass containers. ceivership. J. Clarke Baker of 67 Contractor o’clock for a business session and CONSOLTOATION Odd job painting and furniture night that it will not be long before Comstock Road is president and work for the Memorial hospital. BOARD IN MEETING finishing around the house really the Democratic Party will capture treasurer of the company. and Builder Editor of The Herald: does wonders In improving the ap "rock-ribbed Republican Manches John Mather Chapter, Order of pearance. Call at Olson’s Paint Some are so zealous for the suc ter,” He went on to state that in Mrs. E. P. Walton of Strong street DeMolay, accepted an invitation to cess of consolidation, that they are Shop today and select the color you his opinion the Democrats will carry All Officers Re-Elected For want. • entertained a party* of 16 ladies at attend the morning service at the making statements that. In my opin Connecticut in the coming fall elec contract bridge-this afternoon. Center Congregational church next Year— Shower Is Given Miss ion, are misleading. One party tion and elect a Democrat as presi Read The Herald Advs. Simday, at the regular meeting of Fryer. claims that under consolidation the dent. the Chapter in the Masonic Temple town will save twenty thousand a through the columns of TTie Her Urges Study last night. All members are re year; another says it will be nearer ald, that several hundred of us who LOCAL COLLEGE STfiDENTS The annual meeting of the South Dr. Dolan urged the 125 dub mem quested by Master Councillor Wil to forty thousand. The gentlemen have steady work agree to contrio- bers present at Tinker hall to study liam Davis to meet at the Temple Methodist church school board was making these claims are drawing ute from twenty-five cents to $10 a held at the church last evening. All IN SCIENCE CONFERENCE the fundamental principles of at 10 o’clock Sunday morning. upon their imagination for their week right through’ he spring and Democracy as expoimded by Thomas officers were re-elected for the com facts. It is probable, that under summer so that by winter we would ing year. Plans were discussed for Jefferson and outlined how new The Women’s Democratic club consolidation, one superintendent have had a neat little sum with members may work for the cause of will meet tomorrow afternoon at 2 the summer schedule and for Chil will be dispensed with, and the town which to help our less fortunate Miss Merion Ferris, Miss dren’s Day in June and other busi the organization. Dr. Dolan prom o’clock at the home of Mrs. Annie will be the gainer, to the amount of friends. We are going to have these Naomi Foster and Horace ised that the organization will have S. Gleason of Main street. ness transacted. his salary. A small amount may be unemployed with us next winter, I After the board meeting adjourn Burr At New London Meet representation on the Democratic saved in the collection of taxes. It hope not as. many but at any rate town. committee and at the state Mary Bushnell Cheney auxiliary, ment was made to the ladies’ parlor is difficult to see where other sav a large number. I’m ready how to ing. where a surprise personal shower convention. He criticised the Re Spanish War Veterans, will follow ings can be made. The Whole co-operate with any sound plan Se publican administration 'darning the its business meeting at the State was given in honor of Miss Myrtle amount saved would not exceed six lectman Bowers or any other man Fryer, jimior superintendent, whose Three Manchester students at G. O. P. for the present depression Armory tomorrow evening with a thousand dollars. If the town wishes offers. If there Is a plan which due to the high tariff eind corruption “ friendly” social, each member to engagement to William Roessner of to increase its income further, it won’t cost money then my friends tended the Students Scientific Con St. Petersburg, Florida, was re of the Federal reserve system dur \M bring a friend. The comrades of must do one of three things, or all of "miracles are still with us.” ference of the Connecticut Valley ing the past three administrations. Ward Cheney camp have been in cently annoimced. As Miss Fryer three things: Reduce the number Most incerely, entered the room. Miss Pauline Colleges which was held last Satur He praised the progressive legisla vited. of employees, reduce wages, or raise WILLARD B. ROGERS. tion under the Wilson presidency. Beebe played Lohengrin’s wedding the tax rate. The mere changing of day at Connecticut College for march. The parlor was tastefully Women In New London. Miss Hear Comm. Tone W. C. T. U. members will be wel our present school system, to con; Labor Commissioner Joseph A. come to attend the essay program decorated in pink and white and a solidation of schools, will not save Merion Ferris, a Freshman at Con large umbrella trimmed in these ROYAL ARCH MASONS necticut College, gave a ten minute Tone of New Haven also addressed arranged by Miss Elizabeth Bennett, to the town anywhere near the the yovmg men and women urging principal of the Barnard school, to colors was placed on a table to rep talk in the chemical section on amount claimed for it. I am in them to stand for :he highest ideals What About? be held tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 resent April showers, with the gifts “Chemistry in the Silk Industry.” clined to believe that if consolidation TO INSTALL OFFICERS and for liberal and progressive plat at the Barnard school library. around it. Miss Naomi Foster, a senior at 9J is adopted it will prove to be fully forms, The election of permanent ^^The Whole Townes Talking There was chorus singing and hu as costly as our present system; anJ Movmt Holyoke, gave a ten minute officers was postponed until next An nproMiiously funny comedy in S acts. Manchester people who have sum morous readings by Miss Hazel that it will be less satisfactory. If illustrated talk in the mathematics mer homes at Point O’Woods will Driggs. Ice cream and cake was Delta Chapter, Royal Arch section on “Curves in Nature.” Monday night. The organization consolidation w'.ns, a suitable office Masons, will install the following voted to hold a bridge at the home By the COMMUNITY PLAYERS be interested to know that the wa served by the committee who of course must be provided for the Horace Burr, a Freshman at Wes ter department has decided to turn planned the party—Mrs. A. E. Gib officers at Masonic Temple tomor leyan, also attended the conference. of Dr. Dolan Thursday night of this WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20,8 p. m. superintendent and his assistants. week and to hold a public social on the water a few days earlier this son, Miss Doris Davis, M iss. Gert It must be equipped with the latest row evening; The colleges represented were Con season and instead of May 1 it wall rude Abbey, Miss Beebe, Miss Mary Excellent High Priest, John F. necticut Agricultural, Massachu at College Inn a week from tomor Hollister Street Schdbl and best office furniture, desks, row night. be available on April 27. Bonn and Elmer Anderson. c'ii^rs, filing cabinets, etc., and type Pickles: Exaulter King, Leo K. setts State, Mount Holyoke, Smith, Admission 35c, Children 20c. writing machines, and adding ma SUles; Excellent Scribe, William W. Wesleyan, and an unofficial delega chines for his four or five assist Eells; Treasurer, Elmore C. Pack tion from Dartmouth. ants. As part of a superintendent’s ard; Secretary, Jamer. Richmond; LEATHER SOLES and duty is to visit the schools, he must Captain of Host, Merton H, Strick be furnished with an automobile, and land; Principal Sojourner, Ernest Place Your Orders W ith I Is for RUBBER HEELS of course, it will not be a Ford. All H. Benson: Royal Arch Captain, E^nehurst— Manchester’s Largest Service Food Store this is going to cost quite a little Robert McLoughlin; Chaplain, Leon Prompt Delivery On For Ladies A . A A money. Then there is the question ard J. Richman; Master Third Vail, and Gents V A vrvi w. momBon,. of the superintendent’s salary. We Hayden L. Griswold; Master Second RANGE Mackerel Haddock Butterfish Buck Shad pay six thousand a year now to the Vail, Frederick J, Ackerman; Mas superintendent of one district. How ter First Vail, Louis Vanderbrook; RUBBER HEELS lOc lb. lO clb. 17c lb. 20c lb. much will we pay when he is placed Organist, Sidney Me Alpine; Senti FURNACE and over all the districts, I wonder’ nel, William Bray. The cost of office equipment and 2 5 c After the ■ uslness meeting the Fancy Fresh Eastern Halibut, Fresh Salmon, Filet automobile, and the salaries of *FUZL OIL A Timely Sale Of chapter will adjourn to the upper SELWITZ SHOE of Sole, Filet of Haddock, Cod, Roe Shad, Oysters, Clams, superintendent, stenographers and REPAIRING typewriters will not be less than lodge room where an open installa Center Auto Supply Selwltz Building, Main and Pearl Scallops, Steaming Clams and Chowiler Clams. twenty thousand dollars the first tion will be held with Past High year. And we can coimt for a cer Priest James Richmond as the in Phone j Est. 1908 tainty that after the first year, sal- stalling officer and Past High Priest We suggest Tender Bates Raymond W. Goslee, acting mar- Siries alone will be well over fifteen Native Veal Chops Beef L iver...... 19c lb. thousand a year. We should re shaL The installation will be open member that we are living in a coun for all Masons and their families — breaded, they are Brlghtwood Eastern Center try town, composed of nine groups and friends. tender as chicken. G>lonial Bedspreads or districts, spread over a large area. It is expected that all the past NOTICE! For generations these districts have high priests of Delta Chapter, offi m Veal Soup Bones Pork Chops...... 27c lb. Here's the biggest bedspread value we have ever offered. had the right and privilege to man cers of Manchester Lodge A. F. A. If you are suffering from a chronic ailment and have High grade Bates Bedspreads. Seven new styles, colors abso M.j and of T ei^ le Chapter, Order age their own affairs in school mat not visited a Ghiropractor Call 8628 for an appointment* Tfesb Peas" lutely sun-fast and tub-fast, fashionable cottons that smart deco ters, choosing their own school com of Eastern Star,, Chapman, Court, Pitted Cherries rators are using, replicas of early American design. Modem mittees and conducting their affairs Order of Amarath, will be received 2 qts. 25c motifs in rayon, all made by the famous Bates mills, one of the in such a way as seemed best to by the retiring High Priest, Peter fo r P ie s ...... 25c can eldest and largest makers of fine 'oedspreads. them for the education and train Wind. Dr. G. A. Caillouette ing of their children. Centralized After the installation they 'will methods of school government may all adjourn to the lower hall where PALMER CmROPRAOIOB Island ^ower, a modem version of the Colonial motif, be best for the congested and com dancing and refreshments will fol S P E O A U S t interesting contrasts of weaves with wide border in a pact city; but for a scattered popu low. 916 Main Street, Manchester, Conn. deep shade. lation composed of rural districts, Hours: Tues., Thors, and Sat., 6 to 9 p. m. such as ours, the district system of schocA management is better adapt 72x108 special ...... 2.79 ed and more likely to give satisfac tion. GOOD TWINOS TO CAT 90x108 special ...... 2.95 Our present school system has One Cent been in existence since the founda tion of our town, and Is a rich Dorchester, interlacing squares in a simple geometric and priceless heritage from Colonial Sale The Manchester Public Market pattern, a soft texture and reversible. days. It has been so long establish ed and has given such excellent re Buy One Quart 72x108 special...... 2.79 sults that It should not be changed WEDNESDAY SPECIALS for light and triSdal reasons. B r ^ t of . Veal for stuffing or to stew ...... 15 c lb. The Boys Witt C m Z B N . Of Oil and Get 90x108 special...... 2.95 Tender Shoulder Beef S tea k ...... 20c lb. EDITOR’S NOTE: The above let Another Quart Salt Spare R ib s...... 10c lb., 3 lbs. 25c All Be There! Little Cottage, an adaption of applique work, with a pat ter arrived at The Herald too late tern of little houses and trees, reversible, scalloped edge. for publication yesterday. For Ic Lean Ribs Corned Beef ...... 8c lb. Fresh Clean Spinach ...... 29c peck W here?? ASKS BOWERS’ PLAN 72x108 special ...... ___ 3.95 This oil is 100% Pennsyl Fresh Green Asparagus . •...... 10c lb., 2 lb. bunches 19c W h y at Editor, The Herald: vania and in order to get the Fancy Fresh Green Tender P eas ...... 2 qts. 19c 86x108 special — ...... 4.29 "The truth will out” public acquainted with a real Regardless of which way school good oil I am running this Fancy Rib Veal Chops...... 24c lb. HIGH SCHOOL consolidation goes today. It would sale for the rest of this week. Boneless Rolled Roast Veal, lean solid m eat ------25c lb. Jonquil, in rayon a charmingly original pattern of .Ton- be most Interesting to have Select quils, edges are scalld^ed and embroidered. man Sherwood G. Bowers explain to Tender Lew Beef to stew ...... 19c lb. HALL us just how, without money, he Fresh Vegetable Bunches...... 9c bunch 72x108 special...... 3.79 would help the local men and wom GAS Of Course, to See en who are out of work through no Special on Land 0’ Lakes Butter ...... 25c lb., 2 lbs. 49c 90x108 special...... 3.95 fault of their own. Certainly, How ell Cheney presented the motion at 5 Gallons Campbhll^s Tomato S o u p ...... 3 cans for 2%c the last annual town meeting to ap Magnigold, in rayon, an all-over pattern of magnolias, propriate 850,000 for emergency Extra Fancy Baldwin Applies for eatbig or pie, 4 lbs. 25c “BAB” widely spaced, with a background of plain taffeta weave, employment. And most certainly, I Buy Tydol products and scalloped edge. took the floor and did all in my keep American workmen em As Given by power to secure the passage of that ployed. Why buy imported Strictly Fresh Large Eggs frcun Coventry ...... 25c SOCK AND BUSKIN CLUB appropriation. gas and give your money to 2 lb. Jar Royal Scarlet Peanut Butter ...... 25c 72x108 special...... 2.79 Now, It is about time Selectman England? We need it in Bowers presented his plan for It Brownie Sweet Mixed Piekles, qt. pail ...... 25c 84x108 special ...... 2.95 won’t be long imtll we have to face the- U. S.. A. Friday Evening, April 22 another winter and mark this down Better value Toilet llssue, 1000 sheets 7c roll, 5 for 25c Lotus Flower, clusters of Lotus arranged in each square. readers—I may vote even to clqse A t 8 p. m. schools unless times improve, as I Colonial in feeling, reversible. . ' Fancy California Prunes know they will, but as long as I VAN’S SERVICE 4 lbs. 2.5c You can get your ticket now and be assured o f 8 live In Manchester I’ll vote for and splendid evening of entertainment. 80x105 special...... 1.95 work for any appropriation, be It White Beans for baking 4 lb s. 19c $$O,O00 or $100,000, that Is tb pro- ADMISSION 35e. vi|de work for the unemployed STATION Reserved Seats 15c ex'tra— H. S. Offiee. B. T. Inc., StreetFloor...... among whom today are many of 426 Hartford Road Tel. 8866 Dial 5111 our most respectable citizens. Van Always Sells for Less. A year ago this month I urged,