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IWRTEBN PAGES PRICE THREE CENTS v b li XLin., NO. 187. (ObasUI«d AdTcrUslng oa Page IS) SOOTH MANCHESTER, CONN., TB^IRSDAT, MAY 23, 1929.
SITS FOUR DATS VOEGLER QUITS; ATOP POST HOLE ON NEWi CRIME COMMISSION Boston, May 28.— ^Mrs. Mary WEATHER HOLDS UP Freeman Fitspatrlck, Dorches PARIS PARLEY ter’s “ Joan of Arc.” today con tinued to sit atop a po::t hole dug in front of her home by the M A Y B m U P telephone company, stating she RACE ACROSS OCEAN would carry her fight to prevent the erection of the pole to the Superior Court. One of Principal Members of She was not fatigued by her French Flyers Poised for all-night vigil, the fourth in as Clergyman Halts Play many nights. Like on the other German Delegation to three nights, Mrs. Fitzpatrick Flight to Old Orchard, was giVen reliefs hy her mother and others and took her meals Because **HelV* Is. Used Debt Conference Resigns; while standing guard. Me., Whde Americans Danbury, Conn., May 23.— Rev.^pany had paid royalties for the use Await More Favorable Crisis Imminent. Charles S. Gray, a local Methodist of the play and intended to get its money’s worth. Therefore every RESERVE BANK minister, furnished an unexpected word called for in the play would be Weather Reports— Two Berlin, May 23 — Dr. Albert interlude to a play being given here used. Voegler, secretary of the German by the Norwalk Y. M. C. A. under Again the audience broke loose, direction of Rev. Carl Legge, of hissing the local minister and cheer Other Aviation Projects Federation of Industries, today of RATE INCREASE Wilton, last evening, when Gray ing the minister from Wilton. The ficially announced his resignation jumped to his feet in the middle of play went without expurgation, add from the German committee of the the play and shouted: every time an unusual word was Hold the Spotlight Today. conference of reparations experts NEARLKERTAIN “ Cut out those ‘dams’ and ‘hells.’ used the audience rose and cheer In Paris. This is no place for a Christian ed. minister.” Gray was recently sent here from America’s thoughts were literally Paris, May 23— With official an The audience of more than a Norwalk. His Interruption of the “ up In the air” today as four avia thousand people went into an up play was the town's sole topic of nouncement from Berlin of the tion projects held the spotlight of resignation of Dr. Albert Voegler, Financial Experts Predict It roar. J. B. Lamberton, secretary of discussion today, and it is expected one of the principal members of the county Y. M. C. A., took charge bis congregation will be asked to public attention. the German delegation, the confer Will Go to Six Per Cent of the situation. He called in Rev. vote approval of his stand shortly, At Roosevelt Field, N. Y., the ence of reparations experts today Mr. Legge to explain. The Wilton ! and send a petition of protest to the French Canary, huge Benard mono faced a crisis which may result In minister announced that the cbm- Y. M. C. A.’s general.officers. plane in which Jean Assolant,r a complete breakdown. Late Today— Stock Mar Armeno Loti and Rene Lefevre, Optimistic spirits around the hope to fly to their native Paris, council table are hopeful that a was being primed for a hop some breakdown may be arolded by ket Overweighted. time this afternoon to Old Orchard, judicious handling of the situation, ORDER REPORTERS NEW TARIFF BILL Me., where better take-off fa cilitie s but it now appears certain that the are-provided. best which can be hoped for is a Washington, May 23 — With a Roger Q. Williams and Lewis Yancey are already at Old Orchard prolonged negotiation, instead of billion dollars coming out of the OFF SENATE FLOOR AS PA R H MEASURE thtf speedy settlement of the vex with their plane, the “ Green flash,” ing problem which was hoped for. Stock Market in the next thirty which they expect to pilot to Rome His Successor days to finance new stock issues in a possible “ International air Dr. Voegler’s position, on the and with the market characterized Repnbficans to Disregard race,” with the Frenchmen. Wil German delegation is expected to by government authorities here as News Leaked Out of Secret liams and Yancey will start their be taken by Dr. Ludwig Kastl, sec “ overweighted” through the neces flight as soon as weather condi retary of the German Federation of sity of absorbing these securities, Session and Senators Are Democrats— Han to Pass tions are propitlons. Industries. Dr. Voegler left Paris an increase of rediscount rates of At Fort worth, Texas, a dispatch a few days ago, after expressing Reserve banks seemed inevitable today revealed. Pilots Jim Kelley himself thoroughly dissatisfied with today. Angry Over Fact It Before Jane 1. and Reg Robbins were rapidly ap the progress of the conference. Experts closely in toucn with the proaching their 100th hour In the The burden of the whole pro situation bald they would be greatly air In their attempt to set a new blem, It appears, will fall upon the surprised if the New York bank did endurance record. The fliers drop not come forward with an appli Washington, May 23. — An Washington, May 23.— House ped notes reporting that everything United States, as Germany considers Here are nine of the eleven members of the na Willikm S. Kenyon, Fort Dodge, la., Republican, amendment to Senate rules, to al Republican leaders today formally the reservations made by the credi cation for an increase of six per tional commission appointed by President Hoover United States circuit court judge and one of the was fine aboard the plane. cent after its meeting this after low representatives of International proposed that the new Hawley After nearly twelve hours of tor allied nations to their condi to study law enforcement and crime, particularly authors of the Webh-Kenyon law against ship News Service, the Associated Press, tions on acceptance of the American noon. the status of the prohibition amendment through ment of liqnor from wet to dry territory; (7) tariff bill be adopted as party night flying over Long Island. What the Federal Reserve Board the United Press and Universal Pilots Lieut. Buddy Clarke, Martin compromise plan almost totally in- out the United States. The commission is com George W. Wickersham, New York, Republican, Service privileges of the Senate measure and passed in c tire disre acceptable on at least four points. will do was not disclosed but the posed of persons known as experts in laW, both chairman of the commission and former attorney gard of the Democratic member Jensen and William Ullbrecht, who concensus is that it wlli« approve iloor, was Introduced- this afternoon are also trying to set a new endur No Compromise theoretical and practical. They are, as shown general in the cabinet of President Taft; (8) by Senator La Follette (R ) of Wis ship. . They indicate they will make no the aiiplicatlon and put the redis above: (1) Roscoe Pound, Belmont, Mass., Repub NewtoukD. Baker, Cleveland, Democrat, secretary ance record, completed their first consin. 'The proposal was made at a pickup of gasoline from a catapult compromise to save the situation, count rates more in harmon:! with lican, dean of Harvard Law Scl^ool; (2) Kenneth of war In President Wilson's cabinet; (9) Frank secret conference of Republicans the commercial and speculative Tbe proposed rule was referred device shortly after dawn today. ind it is expected they will ask the Mackintosh, Olympia, Wash., Republican, chief J. Loesch, Chicago, Repqblican, lawyer and vice to the Senate rules committee, called to draft a program which American delegates, Owen D. costs of money, either immediately justice state supreme court; (3) Cqlouel Henry president of . Chi(iago Crime Commission. The A note dropped on Roosevelt Feld which yesterday ordered repre will insure passage of the bill in by Jensen informed the ground Voung andaJ. P. Morgan, to Induce or within a few days.' W. Anderson, Richmond, Va., Republican, law • two membera not shown above are William I. the House before Juno 1. Supply Short sentatives of the United Press crew the carburatcr. leak had been the Allies to sacrifice their condi yer; (4) Judge Paul J. McCormick, Los Angeles, Grubb, Birmingham^ Ala., Democrat, United barred from, the floor. All other The program called for adoption; Officials frankly admitted that if Republican, United States judge of the southern States judge northern district of Alabama, and successfully. repaired during the tions unless the conference is to be news service representatives were of a special rule which would limjtt night. loomed to abject failure. the rediscount rates are increased, district of Californiat (A X Ada L. Cpmitqck. Cam Monte M,
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• w it* as ^yoa ««• why Bot^ stalliBg nsw yarri f m i r M otor H intg The gia.A S T A B m M ! Timely Suggestions on tbe^ weaksBjgov happen Care of the Car by the Anto- In ihplrivBtit— mobile Clnb of Hartford. ' i-vHiteir artist 9ftU r aU eonneetlona bo- the Hertford. Mny *8 — Ap .lnvlt^ Bimning Away With Siater’s Swee theart. at 15, - S t o ^ '^thryn fOya stairtM the ehttfif. It takes a tlpn ban ktsn ifneeived^b/. thn. Con Utj^MM^bhtla-a 'totter of-good Crawford TowardPilmsi^^^V . ^ ^ necticut tnngnd pi Women .yptsid Stopped One Wheel Noise It th* ..t§3f^ aewpf . wuak^ «ran.; lome nkillfnl gfpi^'d the. wsgJt'iprlBiii fw jM eR mee^h^a^'aTf^lQok. to attend a Conference on New Bn^-* When a rear wheel makes a pe them from seetlng UgMly^v-Tgerft land T ^ lle Indnstry Yro'b^tne. *t B7 d a n THOBIAS culiar noise and it- Is certain' that Wopte Ah Vraat Wbeda will-be iQss of qompresalpn .^*n 1C the Hanrard Unlyn^ltr Orndiiate the rim is not to blame it to a good neiK pjfeton-ickif* ere used .BM>eftry. Since- fottr^heet bnakea.-have Hollywood, Calif.-^Becat^Be she School of Business Admlni^ration plan to consider the possibuity that attention hes been given the UP’ eo^ie into wldenpraad use motOTlsts ^didn’t get along with her step- the brake drum may be scraplhg pet a^stm en t. - \ i V have b a d 'lo^ e new noUei to con- on Tuesday, May 28\ The Cbnfer- toother, Kathryn Crawford eloped along its edge. .O ne-of the Urge meiratUtiyrere sidor. Qj(ien/t%'ese are~cfn>cd by a ence, which has been arranged by with her sUter’a sweethegrt when This willrbe indicated by evidence BscenUy succeeded lA little hit pf gravel, or a email atone, the Cambridge League | of Women )he was only 15. And because she of wear along the edge and wiU be ep^jU turn over an aA^Ctimel egtobind between the brake band Voters, will consist o f an afternoon didn’t get along with her husband, broof that the wheel sinks too far revotntlona per nMlnate!eFlt|);g gpdthadrnm. session on Bestrlctive .Legislation If,you or any rplntlve'or-frinnd phe left ^Im .and went Into the in on the axle. axi4 an evening session on Progres nr'a worried pr nnlfnr. ^oenuso of A very annoying noise was done ppen^ throttle, and.- i^lvhe.-4tdj,'^M Ringing notpN; or an aiaming show business' when she was 17. scraping splifid, may follow. There sive Steps in Management.. . varicose /einsi of bnnehiss, the beet away with in one case by a very use stronger valve ;sprlnga( NoiT, four years later, she Is a Keep Tbre-CKeU Up . tiare t > ^ /iqanjr ioatanees where Bobert Amory, vice-president Of advice that anyone In thin world potential screen celebrity If there sipiple and effective remedy. 'The the Cotton Textile institute, James can give Is to" ge< dn 'origttab two- repairer cat a piece of brass sbe'et- drfvnrai drove home In fear and ever w'^ one. the pretty, brown- Raving * the c ir : fail, op ^he ;J tnk treplddUtd), . or went out of their M. Landis, Besearch. Professor at ounce Im^tle of .Moone’f Bmerald eyed Katheryn has-been in pictures ing and wrapped it around the axle when changing'e'Tear tlCe'la noth Harvard Law ' School, Nathan end. When the wheel w^e pat back ing to be dealU^ U MWoCtagr-U' way to teiLa repilr ebop- Oil ^rem Magnell Omg Co,. South about nine months and i officials at “ Why didn't I have such troubles Isaacs, Professor of Baslness Law, Manebester, or gny. flrgt olass drug the Unltdil^l studio, where she l» it could not sink in as far. pedally If the:, npaet/oceurp : while Harvard Graduate School of Burt- This kept the drum from scrap the tire and rim are off tpe whbel. ' with thpirear brakes before four- gist apd apply nigbf ypd .morning under contract, already are pre nesB Admlniatration, Thomas F. to the swollen,' enlarged 'V^s,. fnb- ing and stopped the noise. ' It happens largely bneauke owners wheel brakOP came into vogue?’’ McMahon, President, United Tex dicting the sky as her limit. Of course the brass sheet could one owner asked. blng gently upward And towards For a girl of he
have uttered no remonstrance. Also up against a wholly dUIbrsat ihmtl|>0t>r if he can find any biblical authority position, though It is a egt aboto for denouncing the terms in ques his Intelligence to realise that fact. WASHINGTON ti i s A Y Etmibig Erralb tion, save by some Especially strain Mr. Wickersbam, Hr. Baker -ind PUBUltaiiiO BT fBB ed construction, he will have to be their associates on the Coi^mtostbn LETTER HBRALU aKlMYlNU OUMFANI iNC a busy little finder. The expletives are not small-fry and they .ai^ not At II UICMU StTMt. . Boatb M&iiPbMtar Conn. are no worse than a thousand Congressinen and they are. not on By BODNBT DUTOHER A Mr. Pickett, asserting, that pro- . ToQBdod by Blwood 8. Bln. others to which no exception would this Commission for thO'sako of the jhib^tlpn has beep worth $72,000,- new Oot 1. m i be taken by the fussiest of purists. pay because there isn’t any imy. ' Washington, May n —-ThO organ ~ 000,000 to the country since . j;:. c: • tSv«i7 Bvbninb Bsoapt dundiyn and iiOdt' Wets and the organised dtirs, lolldnjrn * The arid bishop canfiot boss tha^ If the players had fiouted one of the in their ceaseless battle of propa 19$0, begins with the sum of $2,- Botornd nt th* Pmt Oflle* nt Sooth Ten Commandments a sincere reli crowd aronnd. He can’t even make ManohMior, Coniu m Sooond CUm ganda, have gbt down to the 428,087,985 as the retail liquor Ball Mattar. gionist might have had reason for a noise loud enough fof theui to qnebtion Of the costs- and profits bill of the American people in ^I^ .* • S i- ■ SUBdi itilM'lUN RATB8: By Mall such^'a public outbreak, though the hear. of prohibition. 1916. With hlghM prices, he six dollara a yc r. sixty osnta a Two demon research directors, efficacy thereof would. have been uys, this hill wonlu surely have montb for shortst osrtoda ■ Mr. Deets Pickett of' the Metho doubled by 1920^ Uy 3arnsr. siahtssa esnta a weak doubtful, but they did no such dist Board of ’Temperance, Prohi- "■'% rtinala ooplas thraa oahia ■ He now estmiates that 'the dPBOlAL 4UVBKTI8INO RBPKtfl- thing. As it is. Rev. Mr. Gray has mUon and Public Morals and Hr. “liquor trade” probably did 20 ■ rt: SBNTATIVID. . {amil»an>l>a Ijiaaar courted and taken an unnecessary John-G. Gebhart of the Associa per cent as much business last Jno.. m Madiaon Aaanoa. Nsw fork tion A^nst the Prohibition year. He concludes: “The Aqier- ''and III North Iflohlran Avanijo licking. Health and Diet a;I Amendment, have presented their ican people have been saving ap : , u . Chieaao And besides he might have been claims, Mr. Pickett’s claim is in rha Manchastst tCvaninc Harald la proximately four billion dollars- on aala lo Naw fork City at Sebulta'a arrested. Advice answer to Mr. Qebhart’s figures. annually in the direct liquor >eo8t .! 5..'ll Nawa Stand Sixth aaanoa and «lnd Mr, Pickett’s estimate of the and the indirect or consequential ...... Straet and 4lnd straat entrance o( By UK. EKANK BAcOUI net profits of prohibition is much saving due to' increand efficiency, Brand Oantral Station and at all BAILBOAD RATES larger than Mr. Gebhart’s state Hoatllna Nawr Standa and the sobriety which has per- • • • It isn’t so difficult to see why the ment of the losses. I mitted mMc production and has Cltant of Intamational Nawa Sar> .^cent decision of the. Supreme Mr. Gebhart has found, by tab* istlmnlated consumption has HYSTERICAL A'PTACKS AND ulating available dgures, that the etca Court of the United States in the amdunted to as much more. ’This "International Nawa Sarrlca nas the PARALYSIS, taapayers lost last year through makes a net saving of eight bil axcluaive rtahta to nae for .*apubllca- railroad valuation case is not like (continued.). tion In any form alt nawa dUoatchea prbhibitloh $936,000,000, or lion dollars a pear .... indicat ly to be followed by important something ^hort of a billion. oradlted to or not otherwiae eredited After reading yesterday> article ing that prohibition has been a In tbia oaoar It la ala<- axclDaleely increases in rates. There seems to Mr. Pickett replies that prohi major and indispensable factor in entitled to uae for rapoMloatlon ell you may have come to the conclu bition has Saved the American the local or undated nawa nnhllahed be an inclination to make some raising the standard of living in sion that hysterical patients. In people $8,000,000,000 a year . America to a higher plane.” herein” thing of a mystery of the reasons seeking sympathy, really try to fool Pull Santlce Client of N B A Ser- since 1920. Mr. Gebkart’s figures are etoe Member Audit Bureau of Circa- underlying President Hoover’s ex their friends and the doctor, but Mr. Gebhart arrives at his fig latlona this is not ..trictly true. The patient ure through '' adding $36,000,000 worked' out in a 15-page pamph pression of opinion that rates are is usually honest. It Is true that let replete with. tabulations. Mr. as the cost of last year’s federal Pickett’s are equally difficult to THURSDAY, MAY 23, 1929 not apt to be affected, and to shake an hysterical attack 1 often brought enforcement, $850,000,000 as the heads in dubious doubt as to the on by a morbid craving for sym disprove because they are not doc loss in federal revenue because umented and appear to depend on BURSTING BOMBS correctness of bis belief. pathy, but the fact of the matter of prohibition and $50,000,000 Is that the parents usually fool guesswork. No one knows what Physically, though not Intellec as the loss of state, city and As*a matter of fact railroad rates themselves even more than they do county revenue. He is concerned the bootleg industry’s income is tually, we suspect we are more or are just about as high as the traf others. assumption that 33, states would at prevailing prices, nor wh^.aer less In sympathy with Rev. George That a pelvic congestion is re liquor prices would have doubled fic 8(111 bear, right now, and no have been bone dry last year and without prohibition between 1916. Hilton, rectoi of St Paul’s Episco sponsible for these cases has been that there would have been no 'matter what sort of' theoretical recognized from the earliest times- and 1920. Mr. Pickett doesn’t pal Church In Huntington, this basir for the establishment of val consumption of liquor la the 19 allow for pre-1920 decrease of Even the word “hysteria” comes states which permitted. importa state, who shudders at the thought ues may go into etect, the condl- from the Greek root meaning tion of liquor for home use. He consumption in states which went of having a Memorial day gather womb-. It is apparent that ^some dry after 1916 or those about to ' tion will abide that if the roads has also failed to count in the when national prohibition became ing sing that part of the Star Span congestion always exists In .nls or cost of state and local enforce mould be permitted or required to gan or in the ovaries before the effective. charge more for their services than ment. He has furthermore as gled Banner which refers to high sympons of hysteria present them- sumed that the 1918 federal No one ^nows what the “indi explosives. The reverend gentleman they are now. obtaining the volume selves. In men, the congestion may liquor taxes would have heen rect or consequential saving” of would like to have eliminated from of their business will be curtailed be in the prostate. maintained. prohibition has been. The total the anthem, as suag, the woyds and the volume of their income This disorder la found most fre . He. mentions the likelihood, national income has risen from quently in young women, but may however, that the liquor tax rate $40,000,000,000 in 1916 to prob “bombs bursting in air.’’ lowered. also occur in older women who are would have Increased consider ably about $100,000,q00,000 to It would be trite to say that he A dozen years ago the Supreme either unmarried or unhappily mar ably and shows that If the excise day. Of this Increase of sixty needn’t worry especially about that Court decision might have shaken' ried. The congestion of these or rates prevailing in England ^ere billions, Mr. Pickett claims credit gans may be caused by the pressure for only four bllllofis, neverthe d' C for your old refrigerator ;; because almost everybody, by the the very foundations of business, now in effect in America the es of prolapsus upon the uterus or by timated American consumption less citing prohibition as a “ma time he gets to that point in the for it might have resulted in a ter a faulty position of the womb, it last year would have produced jor and indispensable factor.” $ I? on Watkins Brothers Clula Blfth impossible tune, has either crack rific expansion of transportation self. Constipation may assist, with revenue of mdre than $1,715,- Of- course if both Mr. Pickett ed his voico And quit or is singing costs and had a very serious effect a constant pressure of packed faces 000.000. and Mr. Gebhart are right, then ajgalnst t,hese delicate organs. Mr. Gebhart’s little billion looks “tum-tum-te-tum’’ for lack of vo on general prices. But a dozen Mr. Gebhart’s figures in some The one fact that stands out Instances depend upon the proba-. even sicklier. cabulary. . What we are interested years ago the automobile truck had above all others 1s that women who balltles, but they have not been And in any event, this little in, besides the dominie’s failure to not proven its capacity, the passen are affected by hysteria re those questioned and a less scrupulous skirmish between the rival re HY not enjoy the benefits of a new offer any substitute words, is his ger bus was in the Infant stages of who have not developed normal Investigator might have under search directors over dollars and functioning of the reproductive or taken to show that the 1928 loss cents does not end conclusively. Leonard refrigerator while you reaction to the thought of the development and water borne in gans. Thli may be due to ‘either Arguments between wets and W to the taxpayer was much nearer bursting bombs. terstate transportation had no such physiological or, more, often, psy $2,000,000,000. drya never do. pay for it, as long as you still re Rev. Mr. Hilton evidently experi intelligent leadership as that of chological Inhibitions and repres ceive the CASH PRICE? Watkins ences, when the dread bombs fol Mr. Hoover. In other words the sions. The cure of hysteria with its at the cause for and the cure of ring little housework, it makes me Brothers* 1929 Refrigerator Club low on the heels of the red-glaring railroads used to constitute a mon tendant symptoms depends upon worm? Will an ointment of am- tremble all over?” rockets, the same sort of awful sen opoly; they no longer do so. creating a normal circulation of monlated mercury applied twice Answer: Have an examln..cion makes it possible to do so. Select any sation that comes to us when, at Technically, the Supreme Court’s blood and nervous Impulses dally be effective?” made of your lower spine to see one of the 23 different models and sizes the movies, a horrid comedian pre decision makes a lot of trouble for throughout the entire pelvis. Such Answer: The remedy you ask whether or not you have a faulty organs must function properly in about will be effective in stopping a position of the vertebrae. Any on disnlay here and pay for it on easy, tends to be about to fall off a gird the Interstate Commerce Commis the manner Intended bjr nature. case of rlngwori , but to prevent osteopath or chiropractor would be is th. Leonard ig ro- er at about the forty-ninth story sion. Actually both freight passen Any interference with the natural further trouble it is well to remen^- qualified, by his training, to make weekly club terms___and still receive frlifarator, skeichsd^^hat twbit* of a skeleton skyscraper. ger rates will have co be very large functioning of the intestines, rec ber that those who are the most such an examination and give you enameled untnii.. >ric* tum, bladder, ovaries or womb may the CASH PRICE. It makes our tummy fiop and ly controlled by the extent of the subject to such Infections as ring bis opinion, lay the foundation of hysteria. worm* usually have a . syatBmlc r - .r . . . - . 4'i UiijL: cold perspiration seep out of the demand for railroad transportation The principal physlotherap; 'adiMkls^which' makes them utfusu- palms of our handa It makes our and that Is no longer a fixed quan trea^ents that are serviceable li ally susceptible. Such acidosis several hairs stand out sidewise. It tity;^ it will depend very largely on overcoming this disorder are: Hot caq be cured through using well delivers your ; i-' "i’ sitz baths for fifteen to twenty balanced meals. makes ns wretchedly uncomfort the attractiveness of the rates. minutes, rectal dilation, large able and panicky. And yet there is enemas to remove colonic pressure, new refrigerator, (Baby’s Diet.) A THOUGHT the correction of prolapsus and pos no sense to It, because we should BELT LINE OPPORTUNITY Question: Mrs. R. J. W. writes: a perfectly be willing to buy double itive suggestions or instructions to It is to be hoped that the Con the patient which will result in a “My 6-months-old baby objects to taking orange juice unless it is And all you need pay down on any one of these-28 price to see that torturesome oaf necticut Company, while arranging more normal emotion;., viewpoint. Better is it that thou shonldest Sometimes a short fruit fast fol sweetened. Is this all right? Also, not vow, than that thou shonldest models and sizes of Leonard refrigerators is $3. We fall off and become a greasespot; j ^^e sub^ltutlon of bus for trol- is codllver oil absolutely necessary vow and not pay.—Eccl. 5:5. nothing Imaginable could possibly Crosstown and lowed by a well balanced diet in will either deliver your new refrigerator at once, or which sufficient proteins and the for a baby?” be too bad to happen to him. The 1 lines, will give alkaline-forming vegetables are ' Answer: You should never Hasty resolutions are cf the na store it away for the future if you wish. In addi sweeten the orange Juice you give whole reaction is utterly animal— ) serious study to the subject of op used, is helpful. This should be ture of vows; and to be equally tion, ?5 will be allowed for your old refrigerator in followed by a general health re to your baby as It Is unnecessary if avoided.—^William Penn. a matter of nerves, tissues, clrcu- erating the Manchester Green route you use ripe orangts. The codllver trade for the new one I I: .latlon. Intellectnall'’ we don’t give gime. The patient must be taught as a belt line. to live correctly, to use sufficient oil is never necessary for '< baby, if a hoot about such idiots, whether There is a large area in the dally exercise, breathing, sleep, you give him pure Holstein milk with orange juice and, when ho be THE ANSWER. they fall off or stick on. And we north-east part of the thickly set and correct bathing. The patient 21 other models and should also endeavor to cultivate, a gins eating, use plenty of the leafy suspect that people who. like Mr. tled area of the town which has green vegettables which contain all Here is the answer to the Letter ntAiy I [Hilton, are shocked Into remon- better state of mind-calmness, plus Icing ' never had any sort of public trans self-reliance. of the organic salts and vitamins Golf puzzle on the comic page: sizes, priced to $108 with. I ; strance by the words of a single necessary. SOUP, SOUL, SOIL, BOIL, portation and which could be well If this plan is followed, 1 feel BOWL. iC measure of the Star Spangled Ban sure that every case of hysteria can served by a belt line arrangement. (Trembling in Leg.) ner must be suffering from ^ome Providing that the Manchester be cured. .'-nervous lesion corresponding to Question: Mrs. Mary D. writes: Green buses, outgoing from Depot QUES'nONS AND ANSWERS. "I wish you would tell me what In India, after the wedding cere ’‘ •Ithe one that makM us have a cat- Square, follow the same route as causes my left leg to' shake and mony, the bride and groom are |<|fit over the sky-scraper lunatic. the present trolley cars—which (Ringworm.). tremble so-^from my ankle up tied together by the corners of Question: A. V. as! “Will you through the leg. Into my spine. their garments to signify that they Meantime it strikes us as a bit seems to be the only likely plan— ' "odd that nobody has yet come to kindly tell me through your column When 1 walk around just tw. do a ara united for life. W' ATKl NS . 'I 1)1 » there would appear to be consider (4 YEARS AT SOUTH MAMCHJi^Ti^ ijMr. HiUon’o rescue with some able argument in favor of their ; words to be substituted by the continuing on through Woodbridge Needles and Pins! Needles and Pins! When a Man Marries—! I ijHnntington assembly for the ex- street and back to the Square that Jlplodlng of bombs. How would it do way, instead of back-tracking over .• . f • I ‘ 'If we sang: the present route. The section that ' - 'K.;., I '. '' ! “And the rockets* red glare (slx- would be served by such a sched ‘ ty-nlne cents a pair)*’ ule, and which now has no service or at all. Is a rapidly growing one “And the rockets’- red glare and already populous. With a reg hdN.114 I ; showed that I was not there?’’ ular system of transportation it 1;. Really, we would very much like would soon be more populous. IN N EW ito'help out the Huntington parson, As a matter of fact it would seem W ij^ut we realize our inadequacy that a glance into the future might Jyrith regret Perhaps he had better New York, May 22—^Up in Y ork-ftank, they were wont to go to the result in the Connecticut Company r bftt take a pill. vUle, wbich' begins in the not-so- roof and lie in the sun—an-natural! 4 adopting the belt line system fer nangbty Nlnttlea of Manhattan, Just the pther day the police re etortes' li ------two sections not at present served ’“Aie- Bine Danube” has been snd- ceived. a complaint from another nb- GAMBLED UNWISELY by the trolleys, the one just men deoly anperaeded by "the neigh hotel, nearly five blocks away, pro- *1 borhood bluea.” tetUng against this sun bath sys- Rev. Charles S. Gray, a Danbury tioned and the other tapping the It seoma that tba somewhat bola- tenC — tho; .pastor, would be shocked If some- well-populated area between East te n m Oermah eafea whloh opened n e verdict of the court was that »e bed- ;|pne were to call him a gambler; Center and Charter Oak streets and in i^ t nd^hborhood Just about a the spiers “must have powerful oon wR yet he appears to have played a east of Main street, utilizing per year ■ ago. *uive been keeping the ■py ‘ glaases.” Which, aomshow or c; wbie Innocent byatandera airake. other, amnied us a bit more than ;iong shot and lost. He was in the haps School, Autumn and Porter New Tork being whSf it la, con any incident, of the week. ; audience when a party of Norwalk streets, returning to the Center gestion wiU always provide-a prob drawitti^] Will b a jj ^Hlgh School students produced the through Center street in the direc lem. And noise, b il^ ae infectiona However, anmmer must be just ;tarce “Seven Chances’’ in the Dan tion opposite to that taken by the ao It Is. wtU always bother neigh bors. Wherefore TbrkvlUe eeemi' aronnd the pomer. York anWv ebury High School halL There is an North End belt line buses. O a n e a s s i ^ about to perlsb before the ’’public Qn this eolamnistlc desk rests a couple of paaisds to Luna Park. And SWAN* ^;pccaslonal “Hell!’’ and “Damn!” in These services are at least nuisance” saettbn,'whleb lomehow JttA thd other night, the flrit ”foof i&e book of the play and the ohar- worthy of the close attention of spared Tex'Gatnan had Helen Mor garden*' opened: for the seaaon. This actdiu used them. Mr. Gray inter the Connecticut Company’s man Yk gan. . - , / J. V TorkvUle came Into life with an, dlatlncttph. If hny, belongs to the rupted the play to voice his protest agement. Hark Cshtrat,. . which brldee Itielf asiortmenCof yqiMen, ittbere and with being *%e highest roof garden and when answered by the coach fairly near befr; with good oM' tbtheworldr* iHth the assurance that the play O'WAYt Timvereln anthdins and tuety clogr Perched .npon' the ^’bigbeet roof g|ng. But.' Ufe Mhii U », ironld be given as written the min As was to have been expected. there Were nelgbbbre to 1w arohaed. garden in the world,” Genteel PeHe ister arose, announced that that Bishop Cannon has lost no time In becomes an imnppvlaatlon on.a net- And ao theraesqitmeht pf repocta ttng from fhe Amlilan Nights tales. Sail was no place for a Christian starting In to "instruct the new a e r ‘ whicb gam thbmaMvne tansy Aue- Prlngfd by a gnard of ppartiienta, a d a gentleman, called on all such Hoover Law Commission as to what trfan, Bavartan nad-flMrviah hanee which suddenly become ts handles ffiBd themtMTts ^|ed< (hto Opnrt-* about a Mi^dM (MkK^Genti^.Park 10 leave the place with him and It should do and l^ov^. The com and. helghbbn M M wbat they, are, ttalked out—alone and amidst the la aa mysttHeWk as tbe. vp(ce of Iks mission must study, not whether the c o Io rfarM eo rtM ^ t pV Imltav dty. It is a aablbtcioi^^ aughter of the audience. the Eighteenth amendment is or is tlbh Aipide taVemi w K r t t may decorated'With . brbl^,. ffSiM Very unwisely Mr. Gray staked not a course of demoralisation and not perish from the New Td^k nap. tbe h eig h t seem M light! sis repntatloB as a leader and his orimsi bnt only how to more q^riet- on a south prestige as a alalster, and the .An of hrhlelr goea to Indicate way, bn' thy ly enforce its conditions. that neighbors are not tje ht orer^ more then f rrong number came-up. Bishop Cannon is accustomed to W j^ in'OeUnhi; j ■’ < There is not the slightest doubt dealing with a lot of smallrfry • ^ § o 'r tnsthheet theye Jt a W talh ^ t had the players sqbstitiited pongressmen who are afraid that tahlohabJe tiotM in ’fSheol” for “hell” asd *^ndegm” he can take their jobs away from |sr ^ minister .-would them. In this present instahee he Is ■ /f
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sra, Ctorkioa* Jr,. in tht WiMUtidl^ MMilsiih 9itb>' lag the wMfcm of Mr. ford. b r o t^ l B. B. Baucy, m M rs.____f . Bltjft FoM liftt TtUntd Norwidk,' ' * to______her homo Ittr siMidSftS stysAl A TASTE Fitch N. XOB^ wttkt at the hOftM ^h t r aant* Mrs. art Oft ft cftttl# bftylof Mary Mftshtllr triiUo Mftiftt, ftftd Now Bftnipntrt. T ll^ from an optratton for appthilsHIt. MlttbtU . atsompaaltd her I Prince of W ales to A ntidpate Future D uties by ReceiTing 1 to ship back two cftrloft4^ ol cews, nlMt to her hoflM and tptnt two days with her this wttk. ‘Presentations” This Snnuner.. ’ Mr. and Mrs. Fraak L. Whitt of New Hartn sptBt tht w ttb ^ d . Mtfflbtrsof the Oirli^ 4-B ssw- o % s with tbtlr aunts, Mrs. Amanda Pot Inf sittb enjoyed a plsnis at the ter and Miss Adtllt Whitt at tM r camp ground sottagt summer bomt By MILTON BRONNBB bomt on Bnrrongbs Hill. of t^eir leader, Mrs, Allen W . H. :.... Sterry, in Willimantle, recently. Mr. and Mrs. Cnrtls Wh|tt ^ Tbe Misses Marlon and' Barbara iat Oitie-Profit prices in The Lottdoiu--^* Prince of Walof, Whltinsvillt, Mass., wtrt f ^ t s of vbOM onUro Uto liM boon * train- Tennant, who are members of tbe i Mr. and Mrs. J. Hawley White for clnb, remained over tbe week-end ins for tbo buolnooa of being aor- I one %reek-end, ereign of tbo Britiab omplro, wUl as tbe guests of Mr. and Mrs. fot a taato aoon of hia fntnro dntiea Mr. and Mrs. Charles a . Allyn of Sterry, Hartford were at their c o t t ^ on M king. _ '•^‘0 ',' //fS Bnrrongbs Hill Saturday and Snn- Mr. and Mra J^B. Tennant, and I Tbla anflumor, when aomo aeoroa Mr. and Mrs, Randall Tennant were pf American women make tbelr ! day. MUs Ellen M. Jones who ttacbst Cnnday guests ef Mr. and Mrs. war to Bncklngham palace to be Dwight K e l^ in Montrllle. preaented to rojalty, tber will be in Middlefleld spent tbe week^d with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. PaftI Mrabers of tbe boys' and girls' preaented to tbe prince inatead. I Jones. 4-H Calf Club to tbe number of Tbe illneaa , which kept King I ...... twelve bnug a Maybasket to one Qeorge in the ahadow o f death for ...... ■■ Mlss' Charlotte 8. Hall, and //////„,...... Miss Jesle L KennicOtt of H ^ of ,tbe members. Miss Marion Ten-1 n i 9 5 Ions iDOiittit lu t winter bng text ford were dinner guests an Sunday nant, a few nishts ago. They were I I giH m fiuttrt him weak and in need of an « - of Mrs, Helen White and Miss Daisy Invited in and enjoyed a social tended reat. Aa a reanlt, the V / ■ j > ... hour. ' y; '/ / / f. " '/■/!' y/ White. Miss Kennleott is a teacher Prince of Wales will be the one y , . .■ to whom those who ' are *'•0® ' fy,/, y.y, ///'/y. ////*, ■ moned to their majesties' court, " ' % m ; .. .> - '" / y y y ' ^ % *h-' .5, . .. yyy////////y/'> ■" as the expresrion is, win make / '.m : 'M i 2SS9 their obeisances. '/^'ry/yyyy, . ' . ’//////■///yZ-W- y y ' ...... A OonspUcated Ceremonr ; Ji'/y 'y'/y. Natnrallr enough, there la a rast amount of ceremony connect Nom you can regulate ed with the business of being pre *. . .A- . sented at oourt. Perhaps a couple of hundred Ainsricsil women hftTe Imd tnif prlTilege in the last ten years. ■'Xi Nearly all of them tare gone the through the same experience, ciaa w y - v/,.x In their rery best, and seated in ,/ / "'': ' their automobUea, those sum I ' 7. /. moned to court hare freezing s long,/dreary wait the palace gates. A future of thta 4, ' ' ..... wjdt is the fact that there la »i* 0W/ ' y/r "■ ■ ' ■'/"■ ■ ' ways an irreverent croWd of cracking Londoners on the sld^ time ^ s , making audible romments Thmwgti »iit« gate the fortnnate onee tuning the ‘Entree” pass In such Indlvldusds in the party into Bnddngfaam Palace to be presented to British royalty. aa happen to catch their fancy. exactly as you regMate the There is, however, another way in this vicinity, and nsnally appear place formerly known as the David CpMUAimaa Eight CoMViaimt CAsaiottr, $1645. Six win tobetb and trunk rack standard of being preaented to Strong farm. one at a time. cooking time in your oven )tfnifnunt, CoihfAMMa Eight Covn, Prictsatfacury, Bumfen and sfart tirauxtra. one accorded only to bi^lj Harry Tomachine, who spent the A threatening thnnder storm oc vored persons. It is the privilege winter in New York with relatives curred here Sunday in mid-after of the “ Entree” — always speUed is here at his former boarding place noon. The heavy clouds produced See the new ^ ^ O D A V S Commander Stcaight Eight Studebaker introduced ball bearing spring with a capital B— and it takes all for the summer. a darkness almost like that of eve has swept a popularity eclipsmg even suspension and added hydraulic shock ab the long wait and the boredom Miss Enillce Porter was the ning. but the actual electrical dis away from the process. guest of a friend In Portland on turbance following was not so thfltof its pr^lecessor, the gallant Commander sorbers. Double-drop frame is lower and Some have the privilege of the Sundax^ violent as indicated. A good deal Frigidaire whiieh sped miles in 22,968 minutes. costlier, but steadier and safer. Easier Entree by reason of their office. of rain fell. Robert Pcfrter and family, H. Studebaker, holder of tvery official speed brakes; safety steering wheef^ non-shattering It la personally conferred on Clinton Porter and Mrs. Mary E. Charles M. Ams and his brother, by the king hlmselL AU the higher Cnmmings were callers in Eagle- Emil Ams, of Pelham, N. Y., also Cold Control and endurance record for stock cars, now sells windshield— Commander quality make its officers of the army, nai^ vllle on Sunday. * Mr. Ams* brother-in-law. John more eights than any other manufiseturer. One-Profit price quite as remarkable as its force haye it; so do the h i^ e r dig Gilead was well represented at Nonnenbacher, of Brooklyn. N. Y., tod ay I T h e Commander Eight provides not only performance. nitaries of the Church of England, the union meeting at the Center spent a day or two at tbe Amsitlace ,',-A r 1 ^ I ^ Uie cabinet ministers and the prime Christian Endeavor rooms Sunday in Amston recently. Mr. Ams smart, youthful style and champion per SO Studebaker~Enkin§ ModtU ministers of the aelf-goveining evening. Richard Hubbard and plans to begin building a residence SeacMofdfllielaiuamviMb- V/',''v y / / - X ■ formance, but comfort unknown until S860 to S2S7S at the faetory domlnKms. A very few women have lefader and the Rev. John Deeter, J. In Amston within the next two pee a n mad* pcaetfaal by tha Banks Jones, and Kenneth Ellis ac weeks. I f chiefly the widows of such im- new Frigidain Gold CoattoL porUnt persongges as viceroys or companied the singing with violin The. Rev.. T. D. Martin was pres governors general. forttmate and saxophone music, the first two ent bn Tuesday at the diocesan con- . ones to whom the favor is extended pl&ring the violin. Mrs. Della Por vehtlbh o f the Protestant Episcopal by the ambassadors, who can con-i ter played tbe organ. ehnrch, held Ih Bridgeport at St. Home Electric Appliance Corp* The Conkey Auto Co. fer it on a limited number. A daughter was born to Mr. and Jone’s- church. Mr. Martin will also ^49 Main S t, South Manchester 120 E A ST Ce n t e r s t b e e t , s o u t h Ma n c h e s t e r - one who has the Entree does Mrs. David Rosenwasser, “ Friday, be present at. the diocesan dinner not go into the palace with the May 17. Mrs. Rosenwasser is at given Tuesday evening at Hotel THE MANCHESTER ELECTRIC CO. common throng. He drives up to the home of her mother, Mrs. Stratfield.'' TTSltfaln S t, South Manchester a great grilled gate, through Esther Present, who lives on the Mr. and Mrs. Clarkson Bajley and Which only those like pass. Without any waiting, be is ushered into the palace, where he passes up a private stelrcase and gets a place in the front row in the throne room. « There, promptly at the hour set, enter the king and qneem This summer it will be the Prince of Wales, of course. The Select the speed best suited to the job! of ceremonies then marshals his corps of 20 assistants, and thoM with' the Entree are promptly pre sented to royalty. All of this Ume, the lesser mor tals outside are sitting in ^belr au tomobiles, enduring the best they can' the witticisms and hoots 01 the street crowds. Finally, when ^ s e with the Entree have left, the others are admitted. HEBRON 3-Speed Electric Cleaner A warning has been posted c^l- rINDOW draperies. can be easily tog for a town meeting to cleaned with very little suction. It the town hall, Saturday, May 25, . . • With the Sturtevant it is not neces- i* 2 p. m., standard time. M e . sary to use the same powerful suction for ters which concern the town to be draperies, as you use to clean heavy, high-pile j ^ en~niembem^;or^ feniily roted on are the same as it had Been-planned to consider the a rugs, for this cleaner has three speeds. With aw^^from’^home^fetiier^ lonrned meeting of last Thursday. the 3-speed awitch, shown enlarged at the jk'{bU8^eiss|trip^^daughter|at First, to vote on the refunding of right, it is possible to regidate the suction the town bonds Issued for the con- to fit the job you are doing. With both itohooli. • .ASOnlLtnakingtldsToTO itmctlon of the New Haven, Mld- lletown, and WlUMnantlc switches tumei^ upward, the suction is low; inlthe5d^^yp^can)^c^ Company, becoming due in 1929. with one switch up and one down, the suction ind ^ the question of biennial is medium; or with both switches down, the Visif witfaltheiife bslHelepHonel Blectlons for the town i“ P^f®® suction is powerful enough to clean the heav How' theyjfSrill appreciate the time honored annual elections. Mrs. Florence Williams of Ver- iest of fine floor coverings. be^uingf^nrjvoicel ^And^what ROUND TSIPRATBS B on Center, her sister. Miss Cather plea8ure\itlydlHbrmg'to^ you • to They apply on day »tn- ine ‘Smith of Stafford Springs, and , tion-to-8tation calls— NlBS Mabel Myers and othera also know! thatitheyXare iw elll^d, Bf Stafford Springs, were callers at ^ See Our Window from 4:30 in the morn the home of the Rev. and Mrs. T. hapKrJf : in g to 7 in the evening D. Martin this week. — ffom Manchester. FofJtalkingitoT.them Jisinext Albert Ratbhone, Mrs. Demonstration Bridgeport J45 Bone, her daughter. Miss Mildred, 67.50 bestltolactuallyj^ B ristol snd her son. Robert, motored to Ktaflord Springs one day this week biri'^^to^tfel^honejca]^ D erby (There they visited Mrs. Rathbone s ^ Time Price ?64 New Haven « alece, Mrs. Raymond Park and ^ tetain'alljtbe'rit^ N ew London '^Srferal from this vicinity wcent- yourlvoicel andtthej con^. New Milford ly visited the Morgan Memorial In A ttach m ^td Putnam Hartford. Among exhibits o* ®P®: atip^cs^i>e)heai^ Stamford ...... 60 :ial interest was a collection of old \ ande^ciearly^ndj^^^y^ Waterbary,...... 80 tavern signs, one of these being Willimantic .15 trom the Willard place in Colches , y
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• ' ' A NEWS ------for------BATTERY CO ■ . . r . ' • - THE MOTORIST F o ^ e rly I ,«r , ■ ^ • ■ t ' . NORTH END PHJLING STAT^ftM James M. Shearer of the Capital Buick Under New and Efficient Management Co. says: “The popularity of the Buick is .* *1. proven in Manchester territory by the OFFER SATURDAY AND SUNDAY number of families and business houses 50c 50c now driving two Buicks.*' TIRE REPAIR TIRE REPAIR Here is the list: KIT KIT i t:. r.. vt. -AT- Albert Knofla ...... Two Buicks f r e e f r e e Wm. K n o fla ...... Two Buicks IS YOUR CAR NOISY? L TIRE COVER Judge R. A. Johnson .....___ Two Buicks If so we can rraiove those squeaks by giving it'a;thorough greasing and ^ oiling with the springs. Our men have had years of experience at this work. Our special intro Louis Dimock ...... Two Buicks ductory price on this service for Saturday fuid Smiday only will be $1.00. Every Purchase S A V l W g F. H. Anderson ...... Two Buicks W. S. Gammons______Two Buicks Car Washing Gustaf M agnuson...... TwoBuicks We have the equipment and are ready to do your work. A thorough job that wiU GUARANTSE D ^ O S I E G. E. Thoren ...... — Two Buicks please guaranteed. ^ ■ Every tire listed here ' # A Small b q ^ t win hold Louis S. M a in ...... Two Buicks with guarantee for its any ^ e e you may seket TUBES BATTERIES TIRES fun life. forSOdey^. Donald Grant...... Two Buicks 1 ' : Wi ■ > . SEE US FOR REAL SERVICE A • Komse Bros.:.. .Two Buicks Goodrich Goodrich Ralph Norton ...... Two Buicks Silvevtowns Emil Werner ...... Two Buicks . / Cavalier \ Dr. Thomas Weldon ...... Two Buicks BALLOONS Goodr^h Site [ FIjM Bize Prtce George Leggett...... Two Buicks SilvertoWns 29x4.40 66.95j VTx^AO ...... f7.00 BATTERY CO. CORDS 2 0 x 4 . 0 0 ...... 6 6 . 8 5 Lawrence W. Case ...... ___ Two Buicks 8 8 x 4 . 4 0 e e »*e e «.e e*e ea* • •' f T E O Sisa Price d0x4JS0...... 6 6 . e d f i O x d . d O . • • • • a-e w*« a . S T .d O MAIN AND HILLIARD ST. PHONE 571 SOzSU ...... ee.05 • a*6 eee^ea-eaa## $7a5X SOX-f-oBO ^ ^ ^ ^-a a a e • • JT.05 80x8^ Ex. Blsa . . V.... 86.60 Business Places. 8 9 x 4 a 7 5 a # 6 e a e 6 6 e a a a a a. $ 7 . 0 v ® 0 x 4 * B 0 . .. a'a a-e #'« a-a tea.. 80x8H Giant ...... fTEO 80x8H SS...... 66.60 8 0 x 4 f 7 5 a a e e • e a a a.a e a a e- $ ^ $ 8 Manchester Police D e p t...... Two Buicks 2 8 x 4 . 7 5 . . . a ...... $ 0 . 1 5 81x4, SS...... flOEO 2 9 x 5 . 0 0 ...... $ 8 . 1 5 2 0 x 4 . 7 5 a a a a:e e-a e a a e #' a a $ 0 ^ 8 ® ' 82x4, SS...... fllE O 8 0 X 5 . 0 0 aaaeva'aeifa'aaaa $ 8 . 4 9 80x4.75 •••••••• •*• • •. • 80.05 88x4. SS...... 61 2.1 0 G. E. W illis & ^ n ...... TwoBuicks 8 1 x 5 . 0 0 aaaaaaaaaaaaea $ 8 * 8 5 20x5.00 a a . . ••• .. a . . . * * $ 0 . ^ 0 8 2 x 4 SS...... 610-00 3.8x4 S S ...... 616.20 8 2 x 5 . 0 0 aaaaaaaaaaeaaa $ 9 - 7 5 Manchester Lumber Co. _____ Two Buicks 8 0 x 5 . 0 0 ....a a # . a-e a » • $ 1 0 . 2 0 84x4^ . SS...... 610.70 2 8 x 5 * 2 5 aaaaaaaaaaaaea $ 9 ,1 t 5 '- SI^dAliS FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATimDAY 8 1 x 5 .0 0 • a a a a a a a e a*e a e 8I0,C*J 88x0, S S ...... 661.15 80x0,20 6A8V' Manchester Construction Co., Two Buicks 8 2 X 5 . 0 0 ...... $ 1 1 . 7 5 80x0. SS...... 622.70 81x5.26 ...... 6 1 0 . 1 ( 1 2 8 x 5 . 2 5 ...... $ 1 1 . 1 0 2 9 x 5 . 5 0 a . . . . ' . , ...... $ 1 0 , d Y ^ And most every Buick owner in town has repeated 2 0 x 5 . 2 5 't..aaAee*««.* $f1 * 5 3 SERVICE 80x5.50 a a a a a a # a a a a a a $10.1(5 . 80x5.25 . • $11.00 Gomidete service goes $ 0 x 0 * 0 0 aaaaaaaaaaaaa $ l i . 1 ‘"I' on Buicks, showing further proof of its reliability. This 8 1 x 5 . 2 5 »a#a. a. #•«•«« $ 1 2 . 2 5 One Bottle oi Top Dressing or P oM with every tire. 3 1 , ^ 0 * 0 0 aaaaaaaaaaaea $11*4^^.^- 2 8 x 5 . 5 0 aaaaaaaaaaaa# $ 1 2 . 8 0 3 $ X 0 * 0 0 „ aaaaa.e,aaaaaa;i - • not only applies to Manchester, but the sales on Buicks 2 0 x 5 . 5 0 aaaaaaaaaaaa* $ 1 2 . 0 5 8 0 x 5 . 5 0 ...... $ 1 2 , 0 0 SPECIAL 88x$.0^> a a a a a a . a a : a a 6 $*9,K » average this way in practically every community in the Regular 8 0 x 0 . 0 0 aaaaaaaaaaaa. $ 1 0 . 5 5 ' 8 4 x 0 * 0 0 *aa***aaaa a-e e V $ 1 2 .0 0 .* , ■ Regular 8 1 x 0 . 0 0 ...... 8 i a i l 0 '■30x3'/, 80x814 G l., T 0», . V a a a a a '$4*854? world. 8 2 x 0 . 0 0 ...... 8 1 4 .a % 5 30S8H Cl. Gi$$t ...ia>-|5.85^', . $1.00 Value $1.00 Value S . S x O . 0 0 ...... $ 1 4 . 8 0 Gommandev ■‘8 0 x $ ^ 8 3 a ‘ a a 'a a a a a ef a .a>a' $ ^ i l 5 ., • 8 4 x 0 . 0 0 ...... a . $ 1 5 . 3 0 31JC4 S8a. a a a a a a a i^eji'a-a a. $ 8 * $ 2 f | , 8 0 X 0 . 5 0 ...... $ 1 0 . 0 5 8 2 x 4 ^88* '■» • ^ * • • a. a > a a J. $|$faM^V A reliable top dressing or polish offered at our special price for llmrs., Fri. and Sat. is a 8 1 X 0 . 5 0 aaaaaaaaaaaa. 2 1 7 . 0 5 Cords '8 8 X ^ 8 ^ ; ' « a a-.a a a aU %e ■ OlO ^ O fl- / ' * 8 2 x 0 . 5 0 aaaaaaaaaaaa. 8 l 7 ..4 0 82x4 U 88* ...a..da..:»f»^ ralne the wise motorist will not ovqplook. The Increased life of the iialnt Job or of service from 8 . 3 x 0 . 5 0 ...... $ 1 7 . 8 0 .3 8 x4 M SSa ...a...;*.. the top alone makes this purchase a buy at any price and then of course you have the additional 3 0 x 0 . 7 5 6 1 7 . 4 0 34x4 H SS.V..' latisfactlon of having your car look^lt’s best. $3.95 CAPITOL BUICK CO. ABSOLUTELY UNDERSELUI4G THE WQOLE FIXLD 30x31/2 u . S. G. & J. SECOND TIRE REPAIR KITS aaaaa aaaaaaa • a a a a.a,e^% . . .1(0^ 285 Main Street, South Manchester, Ck>nn. SEE US OVERSIZE SEE US Telephone 1600 FOR FOR TIRES $5.85 TUBES CHETT'S COLONIAL GREASING PLUS SERVICE TWO THINGS rO KBMBMBBK- We'have 7 SERVICE MEN and 8 PITS ready at all times to do A thorough grease Job on yopr By Henry A. Schaller ear in the Aortest possible time consistent with good work. ' FILUNO STATION
84 Oakland street P K a i d l ^ NIGHT SERVICE
OUR STATION is equipped with floodlights so arrang^ that we turn night into New Batteries day and thus maintain the same expert service at all hours. When your car needs j u p service—-CampbeU’s can give it. A trial will convince you.
‘ \ Head Gaskets SPECIAL VALUES IN TIRES, TUBES AND BATTERIES. for all makes o t cars. ' . ■ ■ ■ J J IGNITION, GENERATOR or STARTER TROUBLE * ; Battery, and Tire We have the" mechanics and the equipment to give you expert service. ^ ^ V •}' :':Ser#iee-' . \ ^ '____: REMEMBER to obey the speed laws. Flat Tire Out o f Gas B^ttei^ Service 'I^w Rliffiator Cored ■:V V ' installed at REMEMBER to obey the thrift law and buy here. Reasonable JPrices. All popular makes in completely rejuvenated used cars at prices that won’t wreck your pocket- - NEATTO A NEW BUICk lAAIJBBD B U ^ . . . book. • Phone 1551 ' •oo ’ d r BARLOW ’S g a r a g e ScBina at a Great Price R^nctkm 595 Main St., So. Manchester, THIS WEEK’S USED CAR OFFERING Next Door to Sheridan HoteL^ Wtf.OMft MO CaqUrs . ' ■ • ■ ' B m ^ ', I ■ ' ■; i$26 Dodge Sedan 1928 Whippet 4-door Sedan FOwSbto 1927 Sedni i926R^7s«li# 1925 Dodge Roadster 1925 Hupmobile Coupe Radiatnraiid ^iSiOO0 SNAMf M ainand Six Tourinsr ^ ' l^ ;R e g . Sdliiui 1925 Oakland Touring 1925 Ford Tudor Sedan ’ General Hepafring T o r n i ^ e OUVER WELDING , 1924Brougham^ ^*Buying Safely Means Buying of a Rdiable Dealer” ^ ^ WORKS Oomtr Pearl end Pfroae TeL 1260 hupmobile Chib SW to , Nadi^"^^ SCHAUM MOTOR SALES, Inc. 5 ■■nfifb jiat^'m nyn rerome^dl^ ^ |d Center Street. Phmie 122,6-2 ' Jh GHT Ui.ai*iA CAimON FOB,ALL of the othfM li Involved la , at E vdiunoN OF Auto least two Mtiidtiiti reeaMax .la Holer vehicle refUtratton In AUTO S^VICE *, , r, i', _ - 'rjip**:i*» .ifft'Aii»n™okiTiu‘r^^ DAT AND NIGHT REUABLE Oae eutomobile <>ut oC every' prpi^ly damaie.. tha TJnitod Stated Ineyeesed from Use your eer dam> ' Let o* 6f!L fooir, U yiTblvedi In « ieiel jiv ee- r ^ i 1165 ^e 24V4»9.li4 in 1928.. your rapnlr wwh el ulfht. SERVICB USED CARS thtts pereoikl Injefr iti hiitfhPO; tm . ar o ^ ao iva per cMt et the ears grey After ntetlQM,.^ repori* JSe .A,atOiBohUe r-?i'
nwAn. ai n T Kn BV ULBOn|IORT Motor’vehlde registration ont- w German motorists art:*' _ ArabU, largest penlnsnlit Ut fks slde o f the United Stat^ now Is gOlpUae inbmd with aloohol world, has less than 1000 anjpnft* Paris.— BlMtriety la dolus T.SSLtdOr units, oompar^ with good advantage. It Is repoz.. M liiwliiig biles; ac^rdlng to tha U, S. Do- ^he mixture, consists of adding: the sear ehlttlBS In tome ears 7J8M 0Q itnlts reglsteretrin this Pf^ment o f. Commerce. onanutaetured here. The Gotal country In 1919, according; to the te 85 per cent absolute aleo' sear box.r reoebtlsr dereumed Kattonal Antomoblle Chamber of to the gasoline. Tires «i^d proten nraetlen, le the little Cc mmeree. ■jinaohine'that’a doins^ihe ehUt^ The tres-frUg has the p o iw of Ihg. changing color , to resemble ^ o » 8iiLL,jiooik FOB n o n It 1b operated by a lever • at* closely the surface upon which It Pxotected Against Accident Lots of people have been wait At ths beginning of 1980, Swe* MOTORIS tached Just below the eteerlhs ing eagerly for, the first article by desires to. be Inconsplcuoua It wheel. At different posltlonB can change from ^ a dark hue to a den bad more than lOO.OOOjhojjf for One Fall Year. Al Smith, to see whether or not he vehicles In operation. ' this lever, by means of electro puts tto l extra “ d” In radio. light one In about 80 minutes. magnets In the,gear box,, shifts from first to ee^nd to high. The only uAe of the clutch Is made on starting the car Ih first gwr. Thereafter the gears can be' shifted without disen gaging the clutch.
TODAY TH E PROVING GROUND FOR P IT H A N D MOTOR O ILS IS IN THE'AIRtss every
tire need Like the Sttirdy A m y Boot I Bigger, thicker, tougher— the new SBIBBRLING o r the man who wants SPECIAL SBRVICE BALLOON dependable mileageat low compere# to suy former tire like F the sturdy army boot compares first cost—Buckeye tires-and to a fragile dancing pUmp. tubes, built and gnariinteed Enduring throng, severest 1 by Kelly-Sprin^eld. gall—and yet as comfortable as. ' / an old slipper. For the experienced driver 'A fresh sbiptnent has^Jurt ar who wants the best there is rived— we have your sine,; wait* in standard tires— Ing for you—^ this greatest tire value of today. When Louis Chiron, premier French race driver, speeds around THE ths raes track at ths IndlsnspoUs Speedway. May 8», his offlcUl timer Porterfield Tire will be the first women ever to en ter the racing pita. She le Mrs. Alice Hoffman-Trobeck, wife of a W orks French epark plug manufacturer KELLY Comer Pearl and Spruce and herself an American by birth. She le shown here timing Chiron SPRINGFIELD TIRES Phone 1285 during a test run.
For the man who wants the finest that money can buy__tires that will last until he turns in his car— ABEL’S Kelly REGISTERED Balloons. Expert Repairing on VTe have them all, at money-saving prices. All Makes of Gars Many a ear that Is found hard to drive and ride may still have a perfectly operating engine. The 26 Cooper St. TeL 789 trouble in such event may be found in the tires, the wheels, the springs S M CTTY FILLING STATION * and the frame itself. The entire dlfBculty may be at A. H. TOURNAUD, PROP. Manchester Auto tributed to one fault— lack of at tention on the part of the driver to 653 CENTER STREET. , SOUTH MANCHESTER feniures of the automobile that re Top Co. quire regular care and considera tion. They are small matters in All Work'Fully Quarantecd. themselTes, but accumulating. as W. J. S1E8HIBK they will, they wind up In making riding and driving qnlte uncom fortable and even dangerous. \ ------Let us take the matter of tires first. For these a tire guage Is Squeal Slide^ Grab an Indispensable part of the ihotor- Ist’s equipment. With It he should check the pressure of each tire once Clarence D. Chamberlin says,. Have Faulty Brakes Ever Given You - a week. In conformity with that set by the manufacturer. ^ t These Troubles? Tire pressure maintained weekly as advised by the car builder will Insure longer life for the tires and ^Pve tried many motor oils. But I find that constant ease in riding. Puntures will be less possible when the tires V E E D O L stands up best, and fights back hardest, run nnder their stipulated pres sTopr— sures. If a tire la Inflated by guess against the severe demands o f airplane engines. work, most likely than not they Socony i Your Brake will be filled with more air than la r ' needed. These balloon tires are I use it exclusively, both for my planes and deceiving and a kick of the foot G asoline cannot tell whether they are proper-| Troubloft ly Inflated. If they have too much for my cars.” A ircra ft pressure In them their thin walls are quite liable to puncture and Oil blow out when they happen to Even the airplane engines of Byrd, Goebel, strike a sharp stone or curb. NOWJ— If the tires are ujiderlnflated they will make steering difficult, result Stinson, Chamberlin and other famous pilots In shimmy at high speeds knd thus AT- STAY WITHIN THE LAW endanger the occupants of the car, AVOID ARREST 'especially if the road Is wet. can’t find a weak spot in VEEDOL M otor Oil... The wheels should he cheeked regularly for alignment, not Put it in your motor car and get the utmost in ROBINSON ACCIDENTS only for the safety of the occnpante but for the economy gglned from FREE INSPECTION properly aligned wheels. Misaligned protection^ the limit in service, the greatest in wheela cause updne wear on the tlrei and are eepecially bard on the Auto Supply bearings. They result from loosen performance . . . and the lowest in operating ing xt the Rnb and that means ’ “ A SERVICE STATION THAT GIVES SERVICE” loosening of tho wheel hearings. The wheels therefore ahould he costs! . . . Tide Water Oil Sales Tirporation, tightened up and aligned regularly D ii^ Products to prevent wobbling and perhaps eventually a eraek or hroak la tha 8890 Main S t, Hartford, Conn., TeL Hartford 2»2184e . Dnco PoUih 7 Tondi-iip Emuiti axle. Nlckti Paste Polish Colorlesc ToRDregging It Is Important that tho ▼ •ripns Top Dregging Joints abont tho chassis he Inbri- RADIO! EVERY THURSDAY NIGHT eated regularly. Greaelttu the ebaseli and eprlags reenlts not Time la OB The VIEOOL Hour 9 te 9i80 P, IL, B esW Hydraulic Brake Fluid only In oaelor riding hot holpe DetiWht Serfak Time on N. B. C Statleffia» WJZ, lottgtboa thaUfo of the ear. A i n ^ ^ A U WHAM. KDKA, W JI, mety, aaattendod ehaesle le dan- Tar Remover geroue.‘ An important u »7 break while the ear is going at a A tar remover that does effective work, yet does not feet epood and eense tho ear to injure the point dr Dnco. ^ eworve to dfetmetton. T H E N E W .^8 The sprtnf abeekleo, oepeeUGly ekdttld be kept weU Ivbftoaled,^ If theee ***0010" for leek efluh^ /, G reasing cant t ^ are-more liable to break. Let the ear take a severe bump at Car grcaaing ia a neeesaity to the motorist who desires a eonelderxhle epeed, end the lasting gerviee from his car. We do thorough, depend THE RAYBESTOS BRAKE shackle mar break and endahger able work. Grease job ping oiling of springs $1.00. the Uree oC;the, oeeupante. EEDOL , TESTINCI MACHINE • / • Bnni off DBimro TIRES B A tT E R IE S TUBES We frill iasMel^ Mjdat, aqaaUst or raliM yoor oviB MovniTAarf. MOTOR OIL brakes. ^ We fH|li;aiMmtiea tlat job caff ptop aamot^ * # Loe AageleeU-In lat^ asd qiifcldr when we repair your brakes. SEE US est of safety, the AatemebUe TODlA Y , : Club o f Callfonle has Issued the following gdrlee to motorlsU MODI lOdPH FROM PBHMBYI.WAHia ” A S o p fr S m i i u traroUgg la biUr eountryi gears at, bottom s« hUl AMD OTHER nU IAem S DAM GH0MI: hoforo stgrtiar ^ poorad RonmsoN or first iOlag down bill ead lot oofflfirsssloiilifld jott bMki.ia ^ the « f kfgrgdo o a ^ U seffi-fM lTnM IL \' g s o r a a d o a downgrado-ro- versa gsian1 dM ^ ooast. _ Emee ^mafidR bill in ttOUjiti^ j novor pods Mrs ili'W lM iM SirddC. PhoM 246k «g turfis -and rfvadiag
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I suppose yon have 'rb e e t^ 'th e sasib circular that I'liaTe, aboiit A'tiny'Ojte-iucw'wilts MANC H ^ TOR^EVENING ITER ALB, SOUTH MANCIIESTRR, GONN^ T H U I^ A T . ^AY;28» rBtoBtWBLVB T H E CETWSSI FI EDSECTION BU Y /UND »E U HERE; t e n e m e n t s 63 LEGAL NOTICES thoritifs 89ld. Yesterday ■was Mrs. FLORISTS—NURSERIES PetcriBOQ’8 56th blrtbdaj. Members Wfint Ad Information LOSr AND FOUND APARTMENTS—FLATS— JAMES H. WRIGHT of the family were la constant at ALREADY WE HAVE TOO,000 V!. tendance at the bedside during the LOST— BLACK Swan fountain pen. FOR RENT— 6 ROOM te. ement, DOROTHY B. FENTON Manchester with gold band, Thursday, between plants. Potted plants, Boston ferns, all modern improvements, includ Superior Court, State of Connecti day and nisbt. High school and Pine street. Re geraniums, begonias, coleus, Your Ad ing screens and shades, 75 Main cut. County of Hartford, the 23rd day Mys. Peterson has been more or Evening Herald ward. Kindly call 316-2. ageratum, ice plants, inch plants, of May -1921 less unconscious ever .iiuce sbe was petunias, belotrope, vinca vines, street. Inquire 9C Main. ORDER OF NOTICE admitted to the hospital at quarter CLASSIFIED ADVERTISE Upon complaint In said cause dracaenas, English Ivy, fuchlas, FOR RENT— 4. 5 AND 6 room brought to said Court, at Hartford In pf f|ve Tuesday afternoon. She MENTS rouses at times to speak, a few Count »lx averago ANNOUNCEMENTS creeping child, banging pens and rents. Apply Edward J. Holl, 865 said County, on the first Tuesday of InlclalB. number! and abbreviations large flowering caiinas. We fill The Herald Main street. Telephone 560. June, 1929, claiming a dlvorcf, it ap.* words and then drops back Into a eaibb count as a word and compound STEAMSHIP TICKETS— All parts pearing to and belng'found by the coma again. During these semi-con- .. boxes, baskets and-urns, dirt and subscribing authority that the where words as two words. Minimum cost Is of the world. Ask for sailing lists labor free. We give plants in ex FOR RENT— 5 ROOM FLAT with scions stages, it Is believed, sbe Is (' price of three lines. abouts of the defendant Dorothy B. V . • • • and rates. Phone 750-2. Robert J. change for flower pots. Bedding garage. Apply at 108 Ridge street. Fenton Is unknown to the plaintiff. able to recognize her childrem How- \ for .transient Smith, 1009 Main street. plants, petunias, zinnias, straw ORDERED, that notice of the insti ever, she finds It very difficult to Line rates per day tution and pendency of said complaint ads. flowers, nasturtiums, . cosmos, 4 FOR RENT— NEW 5 room flat, all speak. Effectlre March J7, improvements, with garage, 164 shall be given the defendant by pub Cash Charge o’clocks, balsam (lady slippers), lishing this order In The Manchester Charged with driving with de 7 cts 9 cts AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 stock, cockscomb, . snapdragons, Eldridge street. Inquire 58 Ash Evening Herald, a newspaper publish fective brakes, Cavagnaro avralts 6 Consecutive Days 11 cts X worth street, evenings. ed In Manchester, Conn..' once a' week, 3 Consecutive Days » cts FOR SALE— 1924 Dort tonring, In verbena, marigolds, corn flowers, trial Saturday morhing, June 1, 11 cts’ 13 cts for two successive weeks, commenc with the possibility that a more se 1 DayAll orders tor irregular insertions good condition- $25. Call at 20 asters, all 25 cents per dozen. Per FOR RENT— FlVEyROOM flat, all ing on or before May 23. 1929. will be charged at the one-tlnie rate Myrtle street. ennials, manardia, hardy chry improvements, 113 Summer street. LUCUIS P. FULLER rious charge may be lodged against Clerk of said Court him by Prosecuting Attorney Special rates for long *'1*^ santhemums, variegated funkia Telephone 897-13. day advertising given upon request GOOD USED CARS (ribbon grass), delphinium, Shas Charles R. Hathaway who Is con Ads ordered for three or six ducting a special investigation into and stopped before the third or fifth Cash or Terms ta daisy, anchusa, Itlica ilopmore Clip this Blank—Write Your Ad, FOR RENT— BENTON five day will be charged only for th« »«* Madden Bros. variety moss phlox,, hardy pinks, room flat. All modern improve the accident, Cavagnaro is out HND EYE WITNESS under 8500 property bonds fur tual number of times the ad aPP®*f; 6S1 Main St. Tel. 600 coreopsis, forget-me-nots, galar- Number of insertions here------— ments. Apply H. H. West & Son. ed. charging at the rate «arned. but dia, sweet William, fox gloves, 29 Bissell street, telephone 2500. nished by his brother, John no allowances or refunds can he made 1926 OLDSMOBILE COACH. Cavagnaro. on six timie ads stopped after the baby breath, peonies, pyrethlum It) AUTO ACCIDENT 1927 PONTIAC LANDAU. and hardy phlox, rose busb4s, Print your name and address below. FOR RENT— MODERN five room ^^\'o*^*tni forbids": display lines not 1927 PONTIAC COACH. hydrangeas, flowering shrubs, flat, newly renovated, at 47 Math 1927 WHIPPET LANDAU. evergreens, maples, catalpa tyees, er street. Telephone 1987. JUDGE CONDUC'TS COURT Herald will not be 1927 WHIPPET SEDAN. Rarry E. Seaman S^w Cavajif- for more th'an one Incorrect Insertion poplar trees, blue spruce, golden FORWENT— 6 ROOM tenement on IN FRENCH LANGLAGE of any advertisement ordered for 1926. PAIGE BROUGHAM. privet, California privet, barberry, naro Car Hit Mis. S. E. Pe more than one time. 1926 DODGE SEDAN. Newman street, all modern Im The inadvertent omission of Incor gladiola and dahlia bulbj, cherry provements, including steam heat. terson Tuesday Afternoon. Middletown, May 23.— Judge 1926 CHEVROLET COACH. trees, loam fertilizer, vegetable Carl F. Anderson conducted a ses redrectified publication only by of cancellation of the 1925 CHEVROLET SEDAN. Inquire 147 E. Center street. Tel. plants, tomato, plants and cauli 1830. sion of the City Court in the French charge made for^the service rendered. Number of other good used cars flowers, 15 cents a dozen or $1 per It was learned today that the language today. He had before him all being reconditioned. and Mail to The Herald for Real All advertisements must------conform 100 plants, cabbage and Italian TO RENT— MODERN tenement of state has obtained one eye-witness Adrian Veronneau, of 8 Emerald CRAWFORD AUTO SUPPLY CO. sweet and hoi peppers 10 cents a five rooms, newly done over, avail to the accident on Center street street, Waterbury, up before him In stvle. copy and tyP°e|;^P*'y Center and Trotter St's. regulations enforced by the Publish dozen or 75 cents per 100. This able now. Apply 102 Clinton St. Tuesday nlgbt when Mrs. Albertina for a motor vehicle infraction, and ers and they reserve the right to Tel. 1174 or 2021 M. Peterson, wife of S. Emil Peter edit, revise or reject any copy con place is always open, 379 Burnside Veronneau couldn’t speak a word of sidered objectionable. Ave. Greenhouse, E'ast Hartford. RESULTS FOR RENT— 3 ROOM flat, all Im- son of 25 Alton street, was very English nor understand any. He has ads 1925 Reo 1 1-2 ton stake body. . provements. Inquire Paganl Broth seriously Injured. He is Harry. E. CLOSl.N’r. H U BS—Classified 1925 Reo 1 1-2 ton express body. Phone 8-3091. been in the :-couptry only a few to be published same day m«*t be re OR ers Store, Depot Square. Seaman of 412 Hartford Road, 1924 Reo 6 cylinder, 7 passenger weeks.. ceived by 12 o'clock noon. Saturdays owner of the Seaman' Coal company Utodaunted, Judge Anderson used touring. FOR RENT— 4 AND 5 rooms, mod MOVINGr-TRUCKING— located near the- scene of the acci- his French, and he fined Veronneau TELEPHONE YOUR WANT 1926 Ford l ton dump body. ern Improvements, 5 Walnut denL Brown’s Garage— Telephone 869 STORAGE 20 two dollars for driving an automo ADS. street, near Cheney Mills 820-$25. Seaman’s description of how the bile without lights. Veronneau had Ads are accepted over the telephone Corner Cooper and West Center Sts. Inquiry on premises, tailor shop. Phone accident occurred differs with that tried to drive from Waterbuiy to at the CHAKGE RATE given above PERRETT & GLENNEY. Gall any- Tel. 2470. a-s a convieeicie to advertisers. Put SEE OUR USED CARS FIRST FOR AN AD t a k e r offered by Louis Cavagnaro,' 56, of New Haven via Meriden and became the CASH RATES will be accepted as tiibe. T el.'7. Local and long dis Wetherell street, owner, driver MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES tance. moving and tnicklng and so confused, that he brought up In f u l l PAYMENT If paid at the busi 1069 Main St. Tel. 740 FOR RENT 67 and sole occupant of the Ford Midijletown. ness offlce on or before the seventh freight work and express. Dally Coupe, whith struck Mrs. Peterson day following the first •"Sf/tlon of Thos. E. Donahue. Mgr. express to HaTtford. SUMMER HOMES each ad. otherwise the CHARCL as she was crossing the street near RATE will 1)6 collected. No responiu* 1926 NASH SEDAN HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 the Edgewoed House on her way bllity for errors In telefihoneil ads GENERAL TRUCKING— Local and SITUATIONS WANTED— LICENSE RETURNED 1925 ESSEX COACH long distance. Fertilizer grain, WANT A FINE SUMMER PLACE? home from a visit at the home of will be assumed and their accuracy BETTS GARAGE MALE 39 ICE BOXES EXCHANGED for her sister-in-law, Mrs. Edwin J. cannot be guaranteed. _ . heavy freight etc., fast service, Stamford, May 23. Robert Hudson-Essex Dealer— 129 Spruce reasonajjle rates. Frank V. WIN Electric Refrigerators 58 each. Just the place at White Sands Swanson of 23 Ridge street. Sea INDEX OF CLASSIFICA CHAUFFEUR WITH eight jears Watkins Furniture Exchange Carso, a member of the Westport Hams, Buckland. Telephone 9S9-2. Beach. Seven rooms, nicely furnish man told police that he saw Mrs. TIONS experience would like position. 17 Oak St. Peterson as she was crossing the writers’ colony, had his automobile References if required. Tel. 165-4. ed, shower, fire place, shore front. Births ...... ^ AUTO ACCESSORIES— LOCAL AND LONG distance mov road and that the woman had license returned to him today by Engagements ...... " FOR SALE— BRUSSELS rug 9x12, Location Is right. Can be rented by Howard D. Baldwin, deputy state | TIRES 6 ing, by experienced men. Public WANTED— ASHES to cart, plow season or week. Tel. 2951. reached a point between the east- Marriages ...... r. oil stove oven, screen door, bound trolley tracks on the south commissioner of motor vehicles, Deaths ...... ^ storehouse. L. T. Wood, 55 Blssell ing to do, cellars to dig. L. T, screens, oak desk, bureau 53.50, Card of Thanks ...... BATTERIES FOR YOUR automo street. Tel. 496. side of the street when ehe sud after a hearing here. In Memorlam ...... bile, ranging from $7 up. Recharg Wood. 55 Bissell street. 29 Strant, 859-4. denly stepped back because of an Qarse lost the license several Lost and Found ...... ' HOUSES FOR SALE 72 months ago when hjs.wife fled froi Announcements ...... “ing and repairing. Distributors of MANCHESTER AND NEW YOllK automobile which was coming to Personals ...... Prest-O-Lite Batteries. Center Motor Dispatch. Daily service be DOGS—BIRDS— PETS 41 ward her at a rapid rate of speed. his automobile on the sugar hollow Antomobilea Auto Supply Co., 155 Center, Tel. tween New York and Manchester. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 53 FOR SALE HOLLYWOOD— NEW It is not known who was driving road in Danbury because she doubt Automobiles for Sale ...... J 673. Call 7 or 2577 or 2578. FOR SALE— SMALL Mad: and English type, 7 rooms, garage at this car which is alleged to '^ave ed his ability to drive safely, and Automobiles for Exchange ...... o PLAYER PIANO tached, tile bath, large cedar Auto Accessories—Tires ...... o white dog, 5 months old. Cocker 15 Rolls and Bench 5150. passed Cavagnaro’s Ford. Carse was arrested by a state police closet, oak trim, oak fioors, steam man who happened upon the couple Auto Repairing—Painting...... ^ Spaniel and Fox Terrier. Tel. 2221. Watkins Furniture Exchange It is understood that Seaman fig Auto Schools ...... 7*A GARAGES—SERVICE- PROFESSIONAL heat, fire place, graded, copper ured Cavagnaro had plenty of-time while they were having a dispute. Autos—Ship bv T ru ck ...... * FOR PALE— SIX GERMAN police 17 Oak St. screens, gutters. Owner and build Autos—For Hire ...... - STORAGE , 10 SERVICES 22 to stop or at least swerve his car to Garages—Service—Storage ...... ju pups, male 520. female $15. H. J. er William Wetherell. 15 Spring the curb in time to avoid an acci Motorc.vcles—Bicycle ...... J* DESOTO, HUFMOBILE & Durant. PIANO TUNING Zimmerman 182 Bissell street. WANTED—TO BUY 58 street. Telephone 2927-J. dent. At least, he is awoted as hav What is said to be the largest ■Wanted Autos—Motorcycles . . . . i* Sales and Service: also Chevrolet ing said that when Mrs. Peterson bell in the world is the great bell John Cockerham FOR s a l e — BRAND NEW 6 room Baefneea and Profee*«lonnI Service! service the same as formerly. I WILL CLEAN YOUR attic out stepped back, he could not under of Moscow, which has a circumfer Business Services Offered ...... l« 6 Orchard St. Tel. 245-5 LIVE STOCK—VEHICLES 42 single all modern impro/ements, Household Services Offered...... 13-A H. A. STEPHENS • and pay good money for anything I stand why the approaching Ford ence of 68 feet and a height of 21. Building—Contracting ...... Center at Knox Sts. Tel. 939-2. could use. Wm. Ostrinsky. Tel. including fire place, sun porch, did not stop. Now this, appears to It weighs 443,772 pounds. FOR SALE— FOUR sond work 849. nice tile bath and shower, lava Florists—Nurseries ...... J* REPAIRING 23 horses cheap. W. E. Orcott. Coven have been due to the fact that his Funeral Directors...... FOR RENT— GARAGE, Manches tory on first fioor, brass plumbing, brakes were In very poor . condi Heating—Plumbing—Roofing . . . ter Grecu, Cook property. Tele try. Tel. Manchester 1064-3. LEAF TOBACCO WANTED — garage in basement, copper con Insurance ...... J* MOWER SHARPENING, vacuum tion. Police examined them and Millinery-Dressmaking ...... IJ phone 8 2 0 . ______Havanna seed. Broadleaf. all ductors. Reasonable dov.n pay FOR SALE cleaner, phonograph, clock, lock grades, cases or bundles, any founij the foot brakes useless and Moving—Trucking—Storage ... POULTRY AND ment makes this place yours. Bert the emergency only fair. Painting—Papering ...... repairing: key making. Brjith- amount. Also stemming and E. Judd. Phone 2951. Professional Services...... “ BUSINESS SERVICES waite, 52 Pearl street. SUPPLIES 43 damaged tobacco. Write Box K, in It is generally believed that Repairing ...... v,*'-*...... H OFFERED 13 care of Herald. FOR SALE— NEW HOMES oil Cavagnaro became confused whea TaJloring—Dyelng—Cleaning . . . 24 he suddenly saw .the woman in FILLING STATION Toilet Goods and Service ...... 26 LAWN MOWERS REPAIRED, MILLER’S DAY-OLD BABY Chlx Walker. Henry, Washington Park Wanted—Business Service...... 26 ASHES REMOVED BY LOAD or chimneys cleaned and repaired, and half-grown stock. Reds and WILL PAY HIGHEST cash prices er. Phelps Road and Fairvlew front of his. automobile. Otherwise, ON STATE ROAD Ednrnftonnl job in light moving truck. V. Fir- key fitting, safes opened, saw filing White Leghorns, from our own for ags, paper,- magazines and streets. In fact all sections of the he might have either turned into Reasonable Price. Courses and Classes...... 2 po, 116 Wdls street. Tel. 2466-W. and grinding. Work called for. selected and trapnested stock metals. Also buy all kinds of town. Our list always complete. the curb or jammed the gears by Private Instruction ...... 28 shifting the car 1 nto: reverse or Full Particulars from Dancing ...... Harold Clemson, 108 North Elm bred for vigor, size and egg pro chickens. Morris H. Lessner. Call Arthur A. Knofla. Phone 7S2-2, Musical—Dramatic ...... 2J street. Telephone 462. auction. Stale tested and liree of 1545 or 1589. 875 Main street. another gear. Meanwhile, Mrs. Wanted-^Ipstruciion ...... 2U BUSINESS SERVICES B. W. D. Member of ConneQllcul Peterson continues to hold -her own ROBERT J . SMITH Financial 13 in-the battle for life. Her'condi Bonds—Stocks—Mortgages ...... 31 OFFERED SEWING MACHINE repairing of all Record of Performance Associa ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD 59 Business Opportunities ...... Si makes, oils, needles and supplies. tion. Eighth year of square busi FOR SALE tion was said to: be unchanged and 1009 Main Street still critical this noon. She spent Money to Loan ...... -2 MATTRESSES. BOX SPRINGS. R. W. Garrard. 37 Edward street. ness methods. Visitors welct me FOR RENT— NICELY furished Help and SItaations PILLOWS STEAM - STERILIZED Six room house on West Middle a very restless night, hospital au- • Phone 750-2. Help Wanted—Female ...... Tel. 715. Telephbne Manchester 1063-3 for room. Inquire of Mrs. Pearl, 37 Help Wanted—Male ...... 3b AND MADE OVER Ei^UAL TO information. Some bargains in Main street. Turnpike, near Main street, with Help Wanted—Male or Female .. 37 NEW— 55 FOR OLD MATTF.ESS brooders and poultry supplies on fireplace, and all Improvements. Agents Wanted ...... IN EXCHANGE FOR NEW ONE HELP WANTED— baud- Fred Miller.. Coventry Poul Owner leaving town. Price reason Situations Wanted—Fem ale...... yS able. Telephone 1295. Situations Wanted—M ale...... 39 ONE DAY SERVICE FEMALE 35 try Farm. Coventry, TO RENT— FURNISHED room, 19 Employment Agencies ...... 40 MAN. UPHOLSTERING CO. Locust street. Telephone 1121. LI re s took—Pete—Poultry—Vehicle* 331 Center St.— Opposite Arch St. WANTED— COOK. A middle aged Dogs—Birds—Pets ...... Est.. Since 1922 Tel. 1208-2 ARTICLES FOR SALE 45 FOR SALE— COZY 1 Fl.OOR bun- Live Stock—Vehicles ...... woman v.ithout dependents as a galow, 6 pleasant rooms, garage, A Home Of Your Own Poultry and Supplies ...... 43 cook for our girls’ boarding house. APARTMENTS— FLATS— shrubs, large lot. near school. Wanted — Pets—Poultry—Stock 44 FLORISTS—NURSERIES 15 Apply to Cheney Brothers Employ- FOR SALE— CHEST OF drawers. TENEMENTS 63 Bargain price, owner making For Sale—Minrellaneon* men,! office. Apply at 117 Ridge street. 5500 down gives you a warrantee deed to a new- six room Articles for Sale ...... change. Henry street. Phone 895-3. colonial, oak floors, steam beat, sun parlor. A complete house Boats and Accessories...... TO RENT— NEW 5 ROOM flat with Building Materials...... 47 ASTER PLANTS, stiaw flowers, FOR SALE— A-No. 1 loam. Inquire improvements. Upper floor. Can and garage for 55950. Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry .. 48 zinnias, snapdragons, ten weeks HELP WANTED—MALE 36 Frank Damato. 24 Homestead be seen at 29 Roosevelt street. LOTS FOR SALE 73 Electrical Appliances—Radio ... 40 stock, 25c dozen. Rose of Heaven, street. Manchfester. Tel. 1507. Phone. 301. Fqel and Feed ...... 49-A 25c dozen. Gladiola bulbs, 25c FOR SALE— TWO LOTS for the Main street, a real good two family, all modern, complete Garden — Farm—Dairy Products 50 WANTED— MAN "WITH sales abili WE CARRY A complete line of Household Goods ...... 51 dozen. Bleeding heart 51 each. ty, a man willing to work and FOR RENT— 6 ROOM tenement. price of one, for immediate sale. with screens and pl^ades, 510,500. Terms. Machinery and Tools ...... 52 Tomato plants. Early cabbage goldfish, bird and dog supplies of North Elm street, newly renovat Call 116-2. learn to sell Automatic refrigera thd highest quality at moderate Musical Instruments...... 53 plants. John MeCouville, 7 Winde- tors. Wonderful opportunity for ed, modern improvements, garage. Office and Store Equipment...... 54 mere street. Homestead Park. Tel. prices. Mllikowskl The Florist. Specials at the Stores ...... 56 right party. Apply Manchester Call 258. REAL ESTATE FOR Henry Street— Brand netv single, all modern and right up to Wearing Apparel—Furs ...... 57 1640. Plumbing & Supply Co. date in latest fixtures and finish. "Very reasonable price and Wanted—To Buy ...... 58 THREE ROOM SUITE in Johnson EXCHANGE 76 IlooniB-^Bnnrd^Hotel*.—Resort! VEGETABLE & FLOWER plants, FUEL AND FEED 49-A block, modern improvements. Tel. terms. Kestnarant* WANTED— MEN, boys to learn tomato plants, pepper, egg plant, barbering in day or evening class Aaron Johnson; 524 or janitor FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE on Rooms Without Board ...... 59 cabbage, lettuce, cauliflower. Also OAK a!n D APPLE tree wood for 2040. Mather street just finishing 6 room Boarders W anted...... 59-A es. Inquire Vaughns Barber stove and fire place, best quality. Porter Street Section. Single of six rooms, extra building Country Board—R esorts...... 60 aster, zinnia, salvia,verbena, calen modern bouse with garage. Come School, 14 Market street, Hart Frank V. Williams, Buckland. Tel. FOR RENT— TO ADULTS, modern and get acquainted. Wm. Kanehl, lot, garage, price only 56,000. It-costs nothing to investigate. Hotels—Restaurants ...... 61 dula. straw flowers, scabiosa, sal- ford. / Wanted—Rooms—Board ...... 62 piglossis, snapdragons, marigold, 989-2. ______tenement of four rooms and large 519 Center street. Real Entate For Rent attic room, with garage. F. W. Apartments. Flats. Tenements .. 63 delphinium, larkspur. Dusty Mil Business Locations for Rent . . . 64 ler. poppies. Phlox, Shasta daisy, HELP WANTED—MALE HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 Hill, 10 Olcott street, Tel. 1780-2, Houses for Rent ...... 65 chrysanthemums, petunia, aquile- OR FEMALE 37 SUES FOR POKER DEBT. Suburban for Rent ...... 66 gla. Also potted flowers: geraoi- FOR SALE— 3 BURNER gas FOR RENT— 6 ROOM tenement, Summer Homes for R en t...... 67 ums. Martha Washington, agera WANTED— BOYB AND GIRLS to stoves, also 3 tables. Inquire 61 with or without garage. All Im New York, May 2 3 .-r-Benjamln ROBERT J. SMITH ■\Vanted to R e n t...... 68 provements. Inquire 168 Hilliard Ash won- 53,000 playing poker ” on Real Bntatc For Kale tum, coleus, begonia, German and sell flavoring extracts after school; Summer street. 1009 Main Street. .^pa^tmerlt Building for Sale ... English ivy, vinca, fuchsias, bang send for free sample. Wakefield street. credit,” but when he started to play Business Property for Sale ...... ^ FOR THIS WEEK we will sell the for cash he lost 564,475. As a con INSURANCE STEAMSHIP TICKETS ing pans, ferns, dracena and pan Extract Co., SaBbornville, N. H. TO RENT— CENTENNIAL apart Farms and Land for S a le ...... sies, 62t Hartford Road Green host Ijo* spring with layer felt sequence today Ash brought about Houses for Sale’ ...... mattress for 549,50, regular price ments. four room apartment, jani the arrest of Julius Specter, one of Lots for Sale ...... house. Call 37-3. Resort Property for S§.le...... About 500 children are anuujilly 562. Benson Furniture Company.'. tor service, beat, gas range, ice the men who played in the game,- Suburban fpr Sale ...... 75 injured in the United States i play box furnished. Call Manchester on a charge of grand larceny. Spec Real Estate for Exchange ...... 76 The gray locust takes on the col ing with blast caps. About SO per Construction Company, 2100 or ter said he also was "skinned” in Wanted—Real Estate ...... 77 or of the dusty plain where It cent of these accidents occur In ru ^Smllee pay dividends on the dull 782-2. Anctifin—Legal Notice* est days. the game. Auction Sales ...... 78 makes its home. ral or. semi-rural districts. Legal Notices ...... 79 By FRANK BECK GAS BUGGIES—A New World to Conquer USED C ARS I DON’T KNOW BUT V/HAT HE ASKED ME WHERE M R. DRESSER HASNT I WISH THAT MUD-FACED I THINK MR. LATER,THE ONE OF THE FlUNG W R rrT E N to M E ONCE ALL DAME WCXJLDNT STARE Down and Drive Away AUDITOR, IS AS NICE AS MR CASES -WAS YESTERD/W THE TIME HE’S BEEN GONE AT ME THAT WAY. SHE THOROUGHLY RBCONP|TIO?*fED $50 DRESSER. 'COURSE HE AND WHEN I TOLD HIM AND I THINK I OUGHT TO GIVES ME THE CREEPS. AIN'T SO F>OLlSHED AND SAID ’'’THANK YOU' JUST LET HIM KNOW THAT OTHER MAKES ME TFINK SHE'S CHEVROLET LANDAU SfSDAN-«- AS SWEET AS HE . MEN ARE INTERESTED IN WMTINe TO POUNCE .With ft coBiidete motor oveHuiql. ELEGANT , BUT HE TREATS D O W N ON M E ME LIKE A LADV. HE COULD. I THINK HE'S ME-TOO. I'LL JUST *1 n o *7 WHIPPET COACH CALLS ME M et DRAB. INTERESTED IN ME. BE /WFUL NICE TO Splendid shape...... M R . L A T E R . ESSEX COACH— 1 9 2 6 Very simll monthly., paymenta % / t A 9 OVERLAND SIX SEDAN^ A a good rea^BftUy iiri^/tam ily ^r» i O O C PONTUC COACH— with a thorongh motor overbanl and new pal^tibb. ESSRX COACH— 1926 A Real good car. , TERMS , i< TO SUIT • Y O U .R tO C ia - iT ^ . . ^ . A Maiekl^ Gbevrolet Ccoiap^, Im . 527'9Iaii^lHre««. . .-1 7c; I p 'C- VT*' ' /V “ ' - ; c - > r.. Mrr:« . .. , - iiANcmssrEH bvbnin(; fi kuai,u, ssinrrii itAY • ■> * SEIPPY my ' FUffa.faM iiw S a y & S E H S E < * < ^ • ' £ ■ -.n . A'xitae oiuii'siiiin M Line TO ^ j w A little ehlld bgd faith In me . • And tmited me when others scoff* HAv£ m e 306 I CAn V I y edf How'soft bis little band in mine What mnsie tdien be langbedi 5TAr t o l U A R y N A A m Could 1 destroy that f&itbfnl trust, $ 0 Y Or ever bear his scorn to see? “O make me orer, Ood," 1 cried, WANTtt^ "O make him proud of me." A e o u t Build a Little Fence. lO>fUAAS Build a little fense of trust Around today. Fill the space with loring work And therein star. Look not between it's sbertrlng Bars upon tomorrow, But take whatever comes to thee Of Joy and sorrow. Y*our wife is talking of going to Europe this summer. Have you any objections?” ^ *"•••». GnM Sr):!)! IWMW “No, certainly not. Let her talk. •MS { Ki«cutaP r«M«rMm SrnStnM ^ Ok » When a man is bom people say: OUR BOARDINGHOUSE "Poor mother.” When he marries By Fontaine Fox There Is still » chan'to for ererj they say: “Poor bride.” When he The little Scoraions’ Onb ' By Gene Ahem inao with the girl who wonldn’t dies they say: "Poor widow.” y marry the best man on earth. House-owner (looking over fence): "Is this your bUl?” THE 0M8peAKAei.E PAV iS’ hATCST ATTTEMfT T « ® AW-W- VoO’BE Anxious (Solfer: "Er— any win w5A'/,MISYsR;.^'/*AiilV dows broken?” F o r c e h i s w k < i k ITo t h e c u u e . Serf Klo *RI6H*f BUlLTliP 'UammsrikT YHtc< •CRAY iY/*-***tHAY*S Honse-owner: "No.” SdMPUi'* OKI Lot, [broom hakIdle Golfer: "That’s niy ball, then.” TWICE VoU LADS ^A\/B o RlSMT lUMERE oUR AKl‘< 60 SPoiLIkl'’ UR m a d e m e HiY Ruth: "I noticed your husband 3 ASEBALL T)1AM0i4t> /w PrfcHER’S 30 )C was frothing at the mouth this t h u m b 'aIitH VPite . ek dersok 1^ t VAAaAi* OUR A NEW GOLF CUPI morning. He must have a terrible M I I, DISCOklCEPTfllJS P R A T tlB ; temper.” uu^/rr oWKis *rtii5 u a ; tfeAM lUiLL BUV Uou) USYEklq We have a new kind of golf Winnie: if It’s not thau I fed him “ i ' f M SAID US KIDS CAU TMIS u r r AH'" cup today— a SOUP BOWL. Par Lux this morning b*' mistake. In 1!m a s e c r e t s e r v/ic e Is only four and one solution Is stead of com flakes.” •pLAV SCRUB oU \r IHeH we’ll have on another page. ALL SUMMER IF lOB TH”' RISHYS .ra MAU,w Ai3d .1 w a k JT After an offensive and defensive Vou SoSSboKlS To impaign of considerable duration, DoiPr Holler ■ 'PULL them s O U p Manchester man finally succumb- BUSf AUV UikIdovoS; STICKS UP / SCAMPER ALOiie., B e c a u s e i and bought his wife an Apen- 2 VoU ARE ikITe r f e r ik I ^ Lve fur coat. As she was showing er husband the purchase and tr WrrH Ue r V tMPoRTAi4T _ag to make agreeable converse* S o Ue r k Jm e U T ; a it m V^ tion, she remarked: " s i ' i S S 'One really can’t help but feel a >Jd m y BUsliJess / sorry for the poor thing that was skinned for this.” Y o ^ ^ \ L BE 'I appreciate ‘ your sympathy, SoRRV i f I hav/b growled the husband.” To ‘REPORT VoU 6 O w L He: Let me kiss you under the To PRESIDEUt' mistletoe. Ho o vIb r / THE RULES She: Say, I wouldn’t let you kiss me under an anaesthetic. 1— The Idea of Letter Golf Is to change jone word to another and do When you say BUI can’t stand it In par, a given number of strokes. prosperity, you m an he Is spend Thus to change COW to HEN, in ing money the way you would If three strokes. Cow, HOW, HEW you had It. Oh progress, how much grafting HEN. 5^Rlv/lJ6 2— You change only one letterIs done in thy name! at a time v ^ THE 3— .You must have a completeRock-a-bye baby, on the tree top FIRST word, ct common usage, for each When you grow up, we’ll make you o rse a cop. H Jump. Slang words and abbrevia , s h o e tions don’t count. 4— The order of letters cannot be Some of our modem wives are STAKE changed. more skillful In spending rolls than One solution Is printed on another In baking them. .. page. Sim tr m mwea *?•; When duty calls a lot of folks suddenly become hare, of hearing. In a village everybody belongs to ncauLaMT.orr. S-ZS the church except the the local The world may owe every man CPoBUtat Po«. millionaire. He doesn’t belong to a living but It often defaults In the It; It belongs, to him. payment of It. 'B y O a n e A S o l u t i o n A friend is one who can forgive Anybody can make g house but WASHINGTON TUBBS H you for everything except climbing It takes a woman, a baby and a above his level. puppy to make a home. / sxap \T? KirtW, 'fill STOP ^ BUT ThEV^ a lOTrK CROOKED STUFF IHCIR MISSIN’ pan roil, EAST-'ATS WOT :UeVOUJT\ON, EH? VlVA ^ RELPLESS RUNT UK£ BACK c r TRiS FIEHTiN’, e a s y , AN’ £ THEVRE FISHTiN* about. I KNOW WHERE 6UESS I'U SELL MV 6BRWiC£5 vou? COME, COME, tnrrce dove lOlOW WHO'S To BLAHe . V'NEEONT tAU6H. rr (s. I HID rr ftWsetF. i stole it back W16KEST BIOOEC A.HO RECOUP OF PEACE — TEU. PtPM JUST 1 CkN PROVE IT, AM’ I KNOW WHO STOtE^^ FROM TH' ORANP VIZER, THE FKMIUV FORTUNES bAVldOKED, voo PtAM lb ENO M TROOP'S PAV, ’N*EVERVTHIN&. AN* I WAS JUST TVUNKiM* TWAT POOMER, UObtiUTieS. u l a z ^s ! ~ 1 ''~ ------^ A\NT 6ETTIN& ‘ v i RAT'STh is ? I down RI6HT * _ Respectful L sToinr^rHAL CQgiinAg>*^PicrPwcs47^ \? V7--T OF vou., -? .\8W.u.amT.orr.Q,9M. n m*. nviea la' ■VSi B y B l o s s e r FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS K i d n a p p e d ! ...... —N A POMJAUFOL BV6 I'U. BST rr MJA5 ju s t a pe'w 7fk\s IS7WS car 11W 6 p e se rs VO AU. A»NT JOWN© I . TA6AL0N6 ©OT li.es IH-CARAIS— \ peUA-MOStACUS ...... Twe AMMUTHS TASS LofJS iaA))4 /WS, »SVX>? AKASTAN OFFTACCFNBO/!.' OFF ATTWIS 6 N 0 - SCOUAlOReu!! z. B1D6 MJIU. BS OsJeR.-»X 0OA»T S6T TCO CLOSe, 6CfT OFF >N6N I 'NWAT-'NUAT CROSS NlS pcecuLes— STAMo Bov/ >NArru. ue see niRousH CAA SCS TAS SAAOUS sees MS INTUIS vwe STOPPeO R> VNATeR FaOAA TUS 7^A^^J UNTIL rr TAIS *ruiM« STOPS.'! CON Boy BACU TO P6 'NAT6RT£Kili- ) LOOUlMS OUTFIT'-' A ccH iS a y TA ues ^ OFF — Vissuu oh- t u a t s 7tt£ „ WCeMAM I kv. m.i>.aMT.orr., Oim.iv mik swvfcc By Small . (BEAD IHM tiTOBY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) SALESMAN SAM Plume— And Then Smnet "Don’t worry,” said the G'Ofy- through, and Coppy said, "Say, poo, "about what we are go- Goofygoo, "Just look this fine Job '^©RiNCr over and tell ns what you think.” "^fVJEU., HCRC. I AiPll ^ S U R ^ S e ©tfC Heft PAatCU FRoW pea ©osh-sakrsVspm vwcTht' ©Qirpu. lug to do when this small craft is “It’s .great,” the Goofygoo replied. VlHffT V(AiS*THeiDeA JpsoR.' •rt’ ’ .* ^ V-. -’ ♦. '» .1 ■ . ' ' - ' j ' ■ ■ V t ^ \ PAGE rquEnsBtr^ ^ ____ ^ \ .• J. '. ^ . ,»r»' ■ a' will 1>e atUoked to. the train on the Benevolent Society Segar meets Journey to the ’*Bif CHty^’. On the A H MODERN In Orange taJiU at 7:80 o’clock Bat» BEETHOVENS WILL return trip, however, everyone will ur4ay evening instead of 8 o’clock, go as he pieUsee, some returhing because of the anniversary celebra- Saturday-eTsning and'Othera eoBaing THE DANCnG ion of Scandla Lodge at the latter back Sunday. Reservations, ‘ at lour. GET EARLY START special rates, have been made at the Hotel Manger at Seventh Ave- Members o t AtUetfe Assoda^ T o w n i Children of the Eighth school mne and Fiftieth and Fifty-first tion to io Minneeluiiig district attending the schools on streets, where the club will stay. Mountain Snnday. North School street are spending At the Phn M o n ^ Arrival and Points In Contest I their recess periods on the play The local singers are scheduled A group of girls from Obsney i ground rather than around the to appear at 8:30 o’clock on Satur Brothers’ Girls’ A. A. will go on ». RAINBOW schools. It has resulted in a better Final Rdiearsal in N. Y . day afternoon for the Judging of hike through the country Snnday Li(mel J. Kennedy’s record on the tardy list as at the their contest number “ The Lullaby morning. They will .meet at the noon hour the children are on the for Big National Contest of Love.’^vThe comparative merit trolley terminus at the south end Broadcasting Band playgrounds earlier than they of the competinA clubs is determin promptly at 6 o’clock and will walk { would be in the school yard and get ed op the basis of the following to Col. Clifford D. Cheney’s cablp BRIDGE WfflST' into school on time. Miss Talcott’s points and valuations: Accuracy— on Mlrinecbaug Mountain in and class in setting up exercises has Forty-three voices strong, all con Correstneas of pitch and rhythm, Glastonbury where they will pre-1 been discontinued In all of the ditioned after months of Intensive unanimity in attack and release, ab pare their own breaktest of frfilt, —Saturday SETBACK grades and this time Is now added bacon and eggs, doughnuts and Oakland Sdiool rehearsals under the tireless direc sence of actual mistakes in notes to the recess time, to be spent on tion of Helge Pearson, and highly and words and the consistency of coffee. This Is the first hike of the I FRIDAY EVENING the playgrounds. the general ensemble In following summer season and. more are jplan-1 At 8 O’clock enthusiastic and hopeful of captur the leader’s direction; value 25 per ned to be held later. The hike has | Admission 86c. Manchester people are buying ing the prize In the Associated Glee cent. Quality— Beauty of tone with been so arranged that the girls will new automobiles In large numbers Clubs Class B contest being held In the vocal resources necessary for be back In plenty of time to attend M a y C hina E v en t this year, even though a large per Mecca Temple,' on Saturday, the special dynamic effects, nuance, l^tc„ morning church services. centage are by the conditional sale Beethoven Glee Club will leave for together with clearness and beauty t W m ST AND DANCE method. One dealer alone this week New York on the. 7:41 a. m. (D. S. of enunciation; value 25 per cent. June Brides, Gift Seekers and Housewives Who <' Given at filed thirteen 'notices of sales with T.) train from Depot Square tomor Interpretation and general effect— City View Dance Hall the town clerk. row. Fidelity to the clear intention of * ' Are Furnishing Summer Homes, Should Attend Keeney Street They will arrive In New York at the composer as to tempo, expres T y p e w ite r s FRroAY MAY 24TH. “The Eighth District Student,” 10:40 o’clock. In plenty of time lor sion and phrasing, but with regard ^ makes, sold, rented, ex- This Special China Selling Tonight, Friday and *2.50 Gold Pieces as First Prizes sight-seeing and a final rehearsal also for freedom of Imagination and the paper published for and by the shanged and overhauled. pupils of the Eighth district school lor the gigantic concert that eve logltimate Individuality; • general Saturday. goes to press tomorrow and will be ning In Madison Square Garden, Impression of spontaneity, enthusi Special rental rates to stu distributed among the school chil featuring a chorus of 4000 voices asm and vitality, with the resulting dents. llebnilt machines and Cyrena Gordon, contralto appehl to thd listener;, value 60 per ABOUTTOWN dren of the district during the day. *20.00 and up. It is being printed by the Communi of the Chicago Civic Opera Com cent. The Cosmopolitan club will hold ty Press. pany, and Reinald “ Weary” Wer- Every club, 87 In number, from Its regular meeting tomorrow after renrath, world famed baritone as Maine on the East, Toronto on the noon at 2:30 at the home of Mrs. soloists. North, Fresno on the Pacific Coast KEMP’S W. F. Stiles. 126 Hollister street. and Birmingham, Ala., on the 763 Main St. Phone 821 The subject of the meeting Is “Wo PUBUC RECORDS South, 1^ going to New York at a man.” There will be two papers, cost to themselves of 871,502. one bn “ Women of the Old Testa ment," by Mrs. W. B. Lull, and the The following documents were other, “ Women In Modern Life” by filed lor record with Town Clerk Mrs. L. L. Grant. Samuel Turkington today:. Warrantee Deeds. Miss Rose O’Neill of Ridge Dorlno Debandl to Canillo An- street will sail Saturday from New disslo a one-hall interest in lots No. fHPM York on the S. S. Leviathan for an 43 and 44 bn Congress street. extened visit with her mother In E. J. Holl to Samuel J. Haugh, Portadown, Ireland. Tuesday eve Esther J. Haugh and Robert J. 21-Pc. Imported 23-Pc. Imported ning a number of Miss O’Neill’s Haugh house and land on Proctor associates at Cheney Brothers road. „ gathered in her honor at the School Edward J. Holl to Nils E. GOOD THINGS TO CAT BJorkman, land and building on street Recreation Center and en AGAIN THE FISH! Tea Sets joyed an evening of games and Benton street. Bridge Sets, dancing, and a light luncheon. As Edward J. Holl, to A. Leroy Slo- Now, then, the weekly Fish Festival 1 It’8 Just a farewell glft^hey presented to comb, land and building on the that, when the f^sb comes to you as it does from Miss O’Neill a purse of |25 In gold. north side of Wellington road. Pluehurst— savoring of the salty sea, firm, sweet Ellen Murphy to Mary A. Toohy, and infinitely wholesome. You follow no balanced $3.89 land and buildings on the south diet If you don’t eat some flsh-^—and you do worse if $3.89 Lady Roberts Lodge members re side of Strickland street. you eat fish that was caught any old time and has (AS SKETCHED). For a shower gift or ceived an Invitation to attend the Robert J. Campbell to Caroline been kept any old way. Plnehurst’s fish supply (AS SKETCHED). A new and attractive a wedding present, we. suggest one of these service Sunday evening at 7:30 at M. Campbell, bouse and land lo comes- straight from the fish wharves by the fast Japanese bridge tot In dainty luster colorings luster tea sets which come in soft luster col the South Methodist-church, when cated on the south side of Pearl est expressage. It pops directly Into the finest decorated with landscape scene in choice of orings of blue and tan, and green, and tan Rev. R. A. Colpltts ■'I’l -give an ad 8trB6t» possible refrigeration system. . It goes to you In two good-looking patterns. A set that is decorated with white fioral sprays as sketched dress on Memorial as well as Em * Notice of Foreclosure. absolutely PERFECT CONDITION. That’s why especially smart for summer bridge parties. above. The set consists of six cups aud sau pire day. >The members will as Ethel M. Fish through her at ^inehurst has made regular and delighted fish eat Eight serving plates and cups, a sugar bowl, cers, six plates, a creamer, a tea -pot and a semble at the church five minutes torney Frederick R. Manning has Making the trip with the club on ers out of many families who used almost never to a creamer and a tea pot make, up the set. sugar bowl. Service for six persmis. A lim before the above hour and occupy filed notice of Intention to brink Its quest for national honors Is Miss touch fish of any sort. Service for eight imrsofis. This Is a very low ited numlier of sets at the special low price— seats reserved for them. foreclosure proceedings against Eva M. Johnson, who has accom This week’s supply Includes: price for this high grade Impprted set. 13.89. ■ - ^ Mary Anderson, Charles A. Shelton panied the club In all of Its concerts FRESH MACKEREL (more of those big, splen- Miss Lillian G. Grant, reader, and and Johanne K. Nielson. both In Manchester and elsewhere. jdld fellows of the 1923 brood.) Miss Aline Van Haverbeke mando- Quit Claim. Miss Johnson will act In that capac llnlst will be the assisting artist at Ernest J. Sllcox to E. J. Holl, ity when the club appears before SALT MACKEREL (fine, fat, newly brined and the concert which the pupils of Mrs. land and building on Wadsworth the Judges of the contest. The rules packed.) A N. Merrlfield will give In Wllll- street. of the competition call for the fur FRESH BUTTERFISH (for sheer sweetness mantic this evening at the assembly nishing of the club’s own accom there's nothing In the sea to surpass this fellow.) .hall of the Model school. panist. FRESH EASTERN HfALIBUT * HOSPITAL NOTES A special coach for the glee club FRESH COD, Bteaked or to boll or bake. All men and women of the South FILET OF HADDOCK Methodist church parish are Invit DRESSED HADDOCK ed to a social to be given tomorrow The Memorial hospital today re FILET OF SOLE (clear slabs of meat, no bones.) evening at 7:45 at the church. A ported the admission of Mrs. MEMORIAL DAY Pinehurst advises Its customers to place their fish 20-minute sketch entitled “ The Martha Bassett of 4 Chestnut orders early, for delivery at their convenience. We Anybody Family on Sunday Morn street, Betty Grimason of 54 Cooper MAY 30th always run a bit short, because we are careful not ing” will be given by Clarence Tay street, Edward Sen k bell of 33 Nor to carry Over a pound of fish. lor, Mrs. Thomas Smith, Evelyn man street and- Marjorie Hilder- The day devoted to the mem Phone 2000. Beer, Ellena Burr, Frank Peterson, brand ot 94 Spruce street. ory of departed dear ones. A son was born this morning to Dorothy Lewis and Carl Ackerman. On tbafi day will their last 3650C9«9a6X3«X56983«9K3«XS69CS«S«SCS{SOOa«3a^^ There will be singing of favorite, Mr. and Mrs. John Klein of 164 resting place look its best? well known songs and games In Cooper Hill street. Those discharged Porcelain Porcelain Porcelain which all can Join. Refreshments wera Mrs. Harold Turkington and LET US DO THE WORK will be served by a committee un Infant daughter of 26 Winter FOR YOU. SERVICE TRAYS der the chairmanship of Mrs. Rob street, Mrs. Richard Danger and Kitchen Clocks BRIDGE SETS ! ert Richmond. The social Is given baby daughter of 387 Center street Experienced workers that will In honor of*new members who have and James Taylor of 14 Cross leave the lot at its best. A Job recently Joined the missionary so street. qf which you can be proud. PLANT NOW! The condition of Mrs. S. Emil cieties of the rhurch. $ 1.00 Petersoii of 25 Alton strqet, acci APPLE TREES ...... 75c dent victim, was reported un Phone 341 or 2441 (SKETCHED). Above Is $2.98 Scandla Lodge, No. 23, Order of CHERRY TREES ...... 75c set changed. Grading, Turfing, Seeding sketched Just one of the five Vasa, will celebrate Its 29th anni PEACH TREES ...... 60c floral patterns you may (SKETCHED). What (SKETCHED). For .sum-* versary Saturday evening at 8 choose In these quaint porce June bride wouldn’t love one mer teas and bridge parties, o’clock In Orange hall. An enter Alexander Jarvis PEAR T R E E S ...... 75c of these percelain kitchen you will want . eight or 416 Center Street lain service trays. White tainment will be presented and QUINCE TREES ...... - ...... 7.5c grounds In spray or large clocks as a shower gift. twelve ot these bridge sets; whist and setback played. Re PLUM T R E E S ...... ! ...... 7.5c floral patterns in three and Eight day, American move which consist of a large freshments will be served. FILMS BERRY PLANTS ...... 10c tour colorings. 12 Inches ment, guaranteed clocks in plate and a tea cup. Choice, GRAPE VINES ...... 2.5c round. Tbes j service trays Ivory decorated with colored of three .eeol'fioral patterns Dr. Julius Qulst of Worcester DEVELOPED AND are both useful and orna fruit as sketched above. on Ivory grounds. The will speak In the vestry of the PKIN'I'ED SHRUBS ...... 50c mental and they will find a Also a few blue and white flowers are set-off by a black Swedish Lutheran church at 8 24 HOUR SERVICE Our Prices Are perfect setting In the mod dutch mill clocki included line. Good grade of Amer o’clock tonight. The congregation ern colonial home. at this price. ican porcelain. Is Invited to attend. Film Deposit Box at Store Entrance C. L. VANDERBROOK & SON The hole which was cut In the road at the Center when a water main Reasonable 26 Lydall Street, Manchester, Conn. broke some time ago caused motor ists quite a bit of trouble last night. KEMP^S When y,ou get a plumbing bill The work of filling it In perman from us you'll be pleased to pay ently had begun and a danger light placed there. At nightfall a Ford it because you will realize that turning about the dummy cop the charge is just and fair and struck the hole smashing the lan that the work that we did for tern and knocking dowtr the dan you was well and promptly ger sign. Automobiles speeding by WATKlNS‘BROTHERS; Inc, the Center received bad Jolts by done. Here’s our telephone striking the hole with the rear number, 641. Call us up when wheels. A policeman replaced the you need us. light and sign. ^^ESTABLISHED 54|YEARS All members ot the .Brltlsb- American club are asked to meet Joseph C. Wilson CHAPEL AT U lDM iSX at the club rooms at 7 o’clock Sun day evening. The club will attend Plumbing and Hrafing 50 Piece 32 Piece the special divine services to be Contractor- Robert iCAmTer soft held La the South Methodist church. ^Funeral Dlrcctor£ 28 Spruce St., Tel. 641 American Porcelain American Porcelain The patriotic organizations which \ South Manchester are to participate In the service at the St. Mary’s Episcopal church on Sunday morning at 10:45 o’clock are requested to assemble on Dinner Sets Dinner Sets Church street before the service. COHVnOBIfT Visit the ARE YOU MYIMG m is Marshal Loveland. Chief of Staff ■ V A T H B im Tedford and E. L. G. Hohenthal will be there to assign each one to PERSONAL FINANCE CO. their positions. M cG overn NAWAHTIOT? Booma ahnfi 8, Second Floor, SUte Theater Bldg. (AS SKETCHED). We are offering four All Manchester Is buzzing about 8onth Mancheater, Conn. beautiful floral patterns on Ivory from which (AS SKETCHED)!. An tnexpenslve bat the Pre-Inventory Hat Sale and Granite G>.’s attractive set that can he ntod.fdr daUT usa Telephone 1-0-4 you may choose. Good quiUlty of American wonderful Memorial Day Specials Build a house on that lot and porcelain. Fifty piece set cotoistinK of six at home or at the summer cottage. A^cholee at Nellegs this week. All Head- Open 8:80 to 8. ' Sat. 8:80 to 1 Memorial Day of stunning floral patterns bn ivory gronads. enjoy a nice income ifrom the plates, soap dishes, bread and butter plAtes, Sizes. State Theater Bld^.— Adv. Lloenaed b j the State. Exhibition sauce dishes, dessert plates, covered vege A thirty-two piece set conststlng/hf elx 1 rent. [Somebody wili build table dish, meat platter, vexeUhle filsh, gruvy and saucers, plates, bread amLbwtter dUAes'. of bowl,’ creamer, sagar bowl, and ,slx cups and sauce dishes, creamer, sugar bowl, flatter had HHniiHiiiiiiiiiuiiiim iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiinnium iiiiiiiiiiiim iiiiiiiim iim m iii there some day, and whoever saucers. Service for six persons. open vegetable dish, [y. Monuments and 'does will make some money. HALE’S GHINAWAEE—BASEMENT Markers Might as wdl be you— it’i your lot I 1 A 8 PAKA 6 US Orifliiial in Conception Let us help you with |>la2if. Moderate In Price smd advitt~^nd when you are ready for the lumber Sm nd Mortgage - PANSIES - - DAVID- IdTAflynSt, Hartford we will treat you risht... Motley Sto^s Blastidoik'' . ' 0 Irftnis L. & «iit Mr., J. Fuller Mitchell W . . G l e n n s € . Now on Hand Local Bepreaentative 6 9 Buddand, Cona«‘ P b o a s m S Ai^ur A.knofla Phone 2*4129 Coal, Lumber and-Ma|9ona^SQ 'aad EJva lii V i AUMPiMt,: rjuM m