NET PRESS RUN) AVERAGE DAILY CIRCULATION THR WEATHER. OP THE EVENING HERALD for the month of April, 1020. Fair weather tonight and Thurs­ day. Several cool nights, warm 4,837 anrbfHtpr arntng sunny days indicated.

VOL. XLIV., NO. 190. Classlfled Advertising on Page 6 MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MAY (TWELVE PAGES) PRICK THREE CENTS GENERAL STRIKE CALLED OFF

ACCIDENTAL DEATHS Hailed As Hero of Great Strike NORWAY AVERS TOTAL TOLL OP STRIKE WIFE DIRECTS London, May 12.— Great Brit­ ain’s great industrial strike end­ ed on its ninth day. ! UNIONS YIELD TO GAIN NORTH POLE IS The strike as such was gen- I THE QUEST FOR erally effective. More than five million w'ork- HER PROPERTY crs joined it. | WALTER WARD More than one million per- ' sons engaged in some sort of i COAL LOCKOUT PARLEY volunteer service. Amundsens Flag, Dropped I The government controlle 1 ' Interests New Jersey Gov­ tlie situation under Orders in I AS BRITAIN REVERTS Council. issued under the BACK TO NORMALCY. from Norge Early This authority of a State of Emer­ ernor and State Constab­ Samuel and Pugh Reach Agreement on Which Settlement gency. London, May 12.— Settlement Troops and naval forces were of the general strike brings re­ Is Based-Government to Continue Coal Subsidy Tem­ Morning Basis of Govern­ used by the government. ulary Is Busy Seeking to lief to the average citizen. One hundred thousand special More than a million persons ment's Claim. constables were enrolled. Solve Mystery. who have left their own work to ! porarily— New Wages Board to Be Formed and Irre- There was comparatively no do volunteer service will return | bloodshed. to normal life tomorrow. | i Three deaths in train wrecks Reserves who had been called ducihle Minimum Wage Fixed— Miners Strike Not Yet Oslo, May 12.— The North Pole New York. May 12.— With the i : and one death of a rioter struck into service in the army and j is today regarded as Norwegian ' by a bus he was attacking, is the i mystery of the vanishing of Walter navy will be returned to inac­ Called Off But Leaders Meet Friday— Premier Baldwin territory, so far as the Norwegian , casualty roll o’’ the strike. ' S. Ward, son of the baking mag­ tive duty. I I More than two hundred per- Transportation will again be­ government Is concerned. : sons are serving jail sentences nate, entering its eighth day, Mrs. Advices that the Amundsen-Ells- Beryl Curtis Ward, wife of the come the usual. ] Acclaimed as Hero of Day. ^for strike rioting. Thousands of bicycles will be worth dirigible Norge arrived over ycung millionaire, who has stood returned to the storehouse, with the North Pole at about 1 o'clock by her husband in his murder trial the return of bus and subway , this morning and dropped the Nor­ and numerous escapades, today ac­ transportation. | London, May 12.— “ The general strike has been called off by wegian, American and Italian flags tively directed the search for the Thousands of private automo-j the Trades Union Congress— it is a victory of common sense.” LITTLE OPPOSITION biles will be released from strike ! Is considered here as being tanta­ missing youth. service. | Stanley Baldwin, premier, made this dram.atic statement in mount to establishing the Norwe­ Working on the theory that her Restrictions upon food will be' the House of Commons this afternoon, announcing the end of gian claim to this territory. TO CENTER ST. PLAN husband has been kidnapped or lifted. Prices will no longer be | The king of Norway had previ­ .‘ilnin by underworld associates of under control. Milk supplies' England's bitter nine-day industrial warfare. ously given notice to the world Clarence Peters, for whose murder will go through normal chan-j The atmosphere was tense with'|> (hat he would claim any new terri­ Warti was acquitted in 1923, Mrs. nels. I excitement when the Premier arose workers above the age of eighteen Ward i.': supplying police with im­ r tory discovered by the expedition Voters Believe New Pave­ ^ ^ to speak, with benches on both the into the industry, If unemployed portant “inside'’ information. miners are available. and there have been no claims filed government and the opposition side to the contrarv by either the Unit­ Enlists Constabulary AA^orkers affected by the closing ment Necessary— Special Through the efforts o Mrs. Ward, of the house crowded, and the gal­ of collieries which don’t pay ed States or the Italian govern­ leries jammed. ment. Gov. T. Harry Moore issued an WASHINGTON GETS hsould be provided for by trans­ order to New Jersey state con­ Cheers For Leaders. ference to other districts. Captain Amundsen, as leader of Town Meeting Friday. There were cheers for the Pre­ the expedition, .’’s believed to have stabulary to investigate to the limit “Temporary maintenance should of their powers the disappearance mier from the Conservative bench­ be given those for whom alterna­ been the first lo'drop his national NEWS JOYOUSLY es when he entered the chamber to emblem at the Pole, thereby carry­ of Ward. tive employment cannot be found, Although the taxpayers of Man­ Young Ward’s auto was found in Stanley Baldwin. make his important statement, and through the r al by the Those who use Center street to Baltimore Hospital. The Chamber of Commerce of revolutionary soldiers, led by whole British people should not government, in general, is as fol­ generals who are adherents of who were in a quandry over how know the need of a new pavement the United States is now in ses­ look backwards but forwards. lows: London, May 12.— The dirigible there. The state highway depart­ M. Pilsudski, are marchiug on much support to give their Eng­ Norge, carrying the Amundsen- “ We should review our work in 1. The government subsidy to ment is now ready to put in its sion in Washington. It is the 14th Warsaw. lish colleagues, and by scores of a spirit of co-operation, putting be­ Ellsworth Polar expedition, is be­ businesr leaders gathered here to the coal industry shall be tempo­ share and the Connecticut Com­ Suffering from a tumor of the annual meeting. hind us all malice and all vindic­ lieved to have crossed the North I attend the Chamber of Commerce rarily extended. pany has appropriated $92,000 for brain and with his chances of re­ The Manchester Chamber of The reported revolutionary tiveness.” 2. The wages of miners will be Pole at 1:30 o’clock this morning, the work. The state will pay movement is undoubtedly a i ’ vertion. Norwegian time, according to covery. placed at fifty against one, Commerce is represented by Aus­ J. Ramsay MacDonald, Labor r"'stored to the scale in operation about $70,000 and the town’s movement of conservative “ftreat,” Says Green leader, then asked the premier for Oslo advices today. little Clifford Scraninu, Jr., five- tin Cheney as National Councillor “ That's great!” said AA'illiam p-ior to May 1. when lockout nolle share will he $80,000. forces against the Peasant a more complete statement on the es were posted, pending negotia­ The lates': report received from If the voters approve of thejs- year-old son of Mr. and Mr.=:. Clif­ and Fred J. Bendall as delegate. Party government. C on, president of the American the airship, timed midnight, Nor­ Feder;'tion of Labor when noti- general situation. tions. sue on Friday night preliminary ford Scranton, of 302 Spruce Mr. Cheney and Mr. Bendall left Poland has been in the wegian time, stated that it was at fie.l of the strike's termination. “ I will make a fuller statement 3. A national wage commi.s- work will be started immediately. .'street, began a grim race with Hartford tor Washington Sunday throes of cabinet making for as soon as possible,” said the pre­ sion shall be co"stituted to adjust SO degree'^ north latitude, 11 de­ The pavement will be the same as the past week. Latest advices “ It is very gratifying, for had this grees east longitude, or about one death last evening when he was evening, and a day letter from Mr. strike gone on It would have been mier. “ Much should be done, and v.-ges. (hat from the Center south on were to the effect that M. much is to be thought out. It is im- degree from the pole. taken by express train to the Cheney indicates that on Monday a very serious matter indeed. AA’e 4. The government will under­ Main street. This will give the they attended a meeting of the Vincent Witos, leader of the lK)ssible to say more today.” take to carry out the terms of the Compulation town an unusually long stretch of world famous Johns Hopkins hos­ peasants’ party, had succeeded in America will be tremendously It was computed here that the National Councillors at 10:30 a. gratified that it is over.” MacDonald arose to follow Pre­ report of the royal coal commis­ permanent pavement. pital at Baltimore. ^^ar^iand, . for the nomination of Directors ill forming a government. mier Baldwin in speaking and ap- sion for the re-organization of the Norge, flying at an average speed Town offic' ls hope that the vot 111 Financial difficulties and al­ of from forty to sixty-five miles where one of the mo.st delicate op­ of the National Chamber for the i proved of all that the premier had coal industry. ers will approve of the bond issue leged political machinations j said but asked that the House of an hour, would probably reach and erations in surgery will be per-1 coming year. At 12:30 P. M. “ PIRATE" SHIP’S RUM l'’ri(iiy Conference so that the pavement can be con­ I they attended a luncheon of the within government depart­ ! Cnmmon.s be kept informed of A national conference of miners pass the pole at 1:30 In the morn­ structed this year. Should the formed. ments have all added to an un­ ing. I National Councillors as guests of ; everything being done in connec- will be held in London on Friday. plan be turned down now that the .Anxiou.sly .Await AA'ord. I the President and Directors of settled political situation WORTH OVER MILLION I tion with the coal stoppage. The If fiat conference gives approval Bulletins from the airship, sent state is ready to go ahead it is there. nut at intervals of about two hours Meanwhile iioLghbor.s and friends I t;.e National Chamber; at 2:30 P. : house then proceeded with its rou- to the foregoing tentative propo­ feared Manchester ■"’ill get little of the Scrnr.toiis are oagcrl\' I Line business. sal,-, it is then expected that the indicated that sailing conditions help from the state highway de­ I M. an adjourned meeting of the were excellent, and that no lond awaiting word from Baltimore as I National Councillors for the con- Unofficered Craft Taken at Sea ! The general strike was settled ^ vernment will take steps to car­ partment for a number of years to to the result of the operation to CONNECTICUT CHAMBER I on the basis of projected continu­ ry out its part of the program and had been sighted. come. I sideraton of general business and Perhaps Property of the Port The Norge left Kings Bay, Spitz remove the tumor. An Idea as to I the award of prizes to the win- ^ Chester Ring. ance of the government subsidy when this is done the mine strike bergen at 10 o’clock yesterday the danger in performing the op­ ners in the National Fire AVaste ' INVITES THE PRESIDENT and the establishment of a Nation 'will be called off, and negola- morning, headed north for a flight eration may be conceived from the Contest and at 7:30 P. M. a din-1 al AA’ages Board to consider wages tions for the settlement of the coal SPANISH GAIN OBJECT fact that hospitals in Boston and I New York, May 12.— AATth a car- in the coal industry and other in­ f'ver the top of the world to Nome, ner of the American section of the i ., . ' Ko of whiskey, champagne and al- dispu'3 will be resumed. Alaska. Whether or not the ship New A'ork recommended the trip International Chamber of Com- i Washington. May 12. dustries. A. J. Cook, leader of the miners to Baltimore as the best move. valued by the authorities at The negotiations which led to would linger at the pole to take IN ADJER OFFENSIVE merce. Coolidge today was invited $1,420,000, the freighter Donnetta intimated this afternoon that the Word is expected from Baltimore tend on June 23 in New London the cancellation of the strike were r-'neral basis of understanding is observations would depend entire­ Mr. Clieney’s R eport was brought into the harbor last as quickly as an operation is per­ the annual convention of the Con­ based on the following memoran­ -■ague. ly upon weather co'ditions. It was Mr. Cheney reports that this night by the Coast Guard cutter stated. Inflict Heavy Casualties on formed but this may not arrive to­ necticut Chamber of Commerce. dum agreed upon by Sir Herbert Says IMincrs AA'cre Ignored morrow as X-ray pictures may be convention exceeds in interest and Senator Bingham, (R.. c o n n .). I Seneca a^nd-anchored near the Stat- Samuel, chairman of the royal Riffs, Capture Artillery as The mine strike will not be cal- taken before an operation Is per­ magnitude, anything that he has headed a chamber delegation cn commission, and Arthur Pugh, 1 i off on the basis of the memo­ QUEER CELEBRATION Phase Ends. formed. ever attended. The beautiful Na­ which, extended_____' the invitation. - The ,, freighter, . , .1, seized 60 miles . head of the Trades Union Con­ ______I southeast of Atlantic City, flying randum which resulted in the gen­ ni Two Months. tional Chamber of Commerce au­ gress: eral strike being called off, Cook Ellsworth’s Birthday Marked as Madrid, May 12.— Spanish troops The little Scranton boy has been ditorium is taxed to capacity for The Masonic cho-ir taking part I the American flag but without ship’s -Igreem ent papers and with no one aboard declared this afternoon. He said Norge “Makes” Pole. fighting the Riffs have terminated ill off and on for two months. At every meeting. The subjects iiand- in the Knights Templar Ascension j “Negotiations upon the condi­ the coal strike would last as long the first phase of the offensive intervals of two weeks, he has suf­ Pd at the meetings embrace every Day Service at the South Metho­ I with officers’ credentials, was said tion of the coal industry should as there was a possibility of the Oslo. Norway, May 12.— One of Adjir, Morocco, in occupying Asgar, fered vomitfng spells. At first phase of the national life and the dist church tomorrow evening will I by Coast Guard officials to come be resumed and the subsidy should owners reducing the miners’ wage. the most unusual celebrations in an oflicial communique said today. “ Junior's'’ narents thought the presiding officers and spoakers are meet at the church tonight at I technically- under the classification be renewed for such reasonable of piracy. Cook said that, while the mem­ history Is in progress today some­ The communique said 106 enemy child had been tal;en sick with the 7:30 foi- a rehearsal. A full at­ period as may be required. orandum might be suitable for re­ where In the air over the Polar re­ soldiers were killed and seven measles but later a local doctor Continued l:o. Pago 3. tendance is requested. Coast Guard officials believed the “Any negotiations are unlikely newal of discussions, he did not Donnetta to be connected with the gions. cannons and 12 machine guns were was summoned and he scouted this «>- to be successful unless provisions believe it would be satisfactory Captain Roald Amundsen and captured. theory. He was somewhat puzzled operations of the alleged bootleg are made for a means of settling enough to warrant the miners’ Lincoln Ellsworth are probably Spanish losses consisted of two with the case and later advised the ring at Port Chester, L .1. Emil disputes in the industry, otherwise conference in calling off of the AA’ormser and five other men were making a joint celebration aboard dead, 12 wounded. child’s parents to consult a special­ Review of Labor War That Cost than by conferences between the strike. the Norge on (heir success in The communique adds that the ist. Dr. Locke of Hartford, was indicted Monday in connection with miners and the owners. Cook, who was apparently dis­ reaching the North Pole and the Spaniards have occupied Meseta, I summoned. Ho has been treating the ring, which is estimated to have “A National AA''ages Board pleased with the ending of the gen Eight and a Half Millions Daily had assets of $10,000,000. fact that today is the birthday of Trafast. The vanguard of the army the child for considerable time but • ------should therefore be established in­ eral strike, declared that the Ellsworth, tha American member advanced ten kilometres from the yesterday Junior suffered another AA’hen the freighter was anchored cluding representatives of those Trades Union Congress had called of the expedition. coast front, extending the Arba relapse, the worst he has had since The general strike cost Britain approximately $8,500,000 in the harbor seals were placed up­ two parties, with a neutral ele­ off the general strike without con­ Advices to the Norwegian Aero zone from the river Guls to the the trouble first started. Dr. Locke every hour it was in effect. Total estimated cost— $1,700,000,- on its hatches and the crew of 23 ment and an independent chair­ sulting the miners’ federation. Club would indicate that Amund­ river Nekor. immediately advised the removal 000 or about $200,000,000 a day. men were left aboard for the night, man. Some Trouble Ahead of the child to the Johns Hopkins under guard, to be arraigned before sen probably passed over the North AVent into effect— midnight. May 3; called off— shortly after Labor’s Voice in Laws Th:> cabinet met at 4:30 this ai- Pole some time this morning hospital. He made arrangements the United States Commissioner to­ "There should be no revision of day. ternoon, but decided to postpone about 1:30. LUTHER CABINET OF with a noted surgeon there by tele­ 3 o’clock Olathe afternoon of May 12. previous wage rates unless suffi­ until tomorrow Jts decisions re­ Messages picked up here from phone and Mr. and Mrs. Scranton AVorkers affected— coal miners, 1,200,000; other industries—■ cient assnrp.nces-are given that the garding termination of the state the Norge would indicate the diri­ with their child boarded the Bos- about 4,000,000 workers. measures of reorganization pro­ of emergency, and the various de- GERMANY RESIGNS ton-Washington express at Hart­ COOLIDGE ACTS FOR posed by the coal commission will gible has made excellent time in Cause of general strike— a virtual "lock out” of 1,200,000 pnrtn'''ntal activities which have her flight through the Polar re­ ford at 9:10 last evening. No he effectively adopted. coal miners who refused to submit either to a cut in w’ages or been created under this state of gions and if Captain Amundsen Berlin, May 12.— The Luther changes were required aud the lo­ TARIFF ON SHINGLES "The prime minister will set up pruor’ ency proclamation. continues on to Alaska without cabinet resigned today. cal party reached Baltimore at the lengthening of their hours of labor. This was followed by a council with representatives of Further labor troubles may arise making a stop at the pole, he The resignation of the cabinet 6:10 this.morning. The general strike declaration, in sympathy, by the Trades Union the miners to consider new legis­ out of the return of rrtrikers to It Is not known what caused the lation and administration. After should reach Point Barrow some­ follows the Reichstag’s action in Congress. To Start Inquiry by Commis­ their posts. This was clearly In­ time Thursday. If he encounters tumor of the brain to the child but these points are agreed upon, the adopting a resolution of censure of Results of general strike— qioblllzation of volunteer workers sion of Underselling by Ca­ dicated this afternoon when the unfavorable weather the arrival at it is possible that a fall down a National Wages Board must con­ r'^'v— annomicpd that strik­ Chancellor Luther. nadian Lumber Men. Alaska may be delayed until Fri­ The censure motion was moved flight of stairs last Christmas Is the by government to keep transportation moving, food supplies sider means of meeting the diffi­ ing employes could not re^^ni-n to day. by the Democrats. cause. In the fall the child was ap­ .adequate, navigation active, essential Industries going. culties. their work until the newspaper parently uninjured and no serious May Make Landing. Leading newspapers were forced to temporarily suspend pub­ Washington, May 12.— President "Proposals of the Wages Board “ -oprietors association has decid­ There is an opinion prevalent thought was taken on the matter Coolidge agreed today to ask the must be on a more simple basis GOVERNOR BEGINS HIS lication. The ofilcial British Gazette, published under stress, ed upon what terms the strikers in scientific circles here however, STATE POLICE SURVEY at the time. The doctors believe tariff commission to Investigate the than those hitherto, and must not wiU. be permitted to resume their tliat Captain Amundsen will make this may have caused the injury to jumped from a circulation of 232,000 to a million In seven days. shingle industry with a view to rec­ affect the wages of the lowest paid positions. a landing at the Pole if conditions Hartford, May 12.— Gov. John H. his brain. Royal household expenditures were reduced to minimum dur­ ommending a tariff on shingles. men. are at all favorable. The explorer Trumbull today started his annual ing Industrial chaos. The inquiry was requested by the Minimuin "Wage is known to feel that the flight Washington congressional delega­ "The National Wtt^es Commis­ NO JUBILATION inspection of the state police bar­ TREASURY BALANCE. Strike ofificlally reported to have cost nation as much per diem over the Pole will not add a great racks. With him were Col. Ernest tion, headed by Senator Jones, Re­ sion must fix a reasonable figure as great war. publican, and Dill, Democrat. below which the wages of no class, Public First Skeptical, Then deal to the present scientific knowl- L. Isbell, president of the state Washington, D. C.. May 12.— < dge of conditions there and he is police commission; and Frederick Sir Herbert Samuel credited with being sponsor of today’s Canadian interests are undersell­ for a customary week’s work, Counts the Cost. United States treasury balance as ing American shingle manufacturers tiiixlous to make a landing and L. Samon, of "Westport, and Rob­ of May 8: $323,481,407.32. settlement move. should be reduced In any circum­ lake sounding.s and make other ob- bins B. Stoeckel, of Norfolk, his fel­ said Jones. He declared there are stances. London, May 12.— Phlegmatib,. Balance as of May 10; $317,- now but 100 mills in Washington pervaflons if possible, low members on the board 705,755.48. “ Measures should be taken to ___ “ and all are running on credit.” prevent the recruiting pjt new X^nLInaea on Page V \ C

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SNING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1926.’ PAGE TWO MANCH] DEAD GIPSY KING FINDS MANY CHANGES ‘World’s Richest” Girl SAYS 0(11 , [jLARS SEE R. R. PEACE •! s t r ik e called PARK RIVER SHIPS and Fiance Domei SEP AT NOON. LIES IN SaVER COFFIN HERE AFTER TEN YEARS Tw’O Mpreatintatives of the state depkrtment of agriculture UNDER NEW LAW off f « « COAI-p™ SAIL INTO LAWSUIT who h*V0 been at work remov­ (Continned from page 1.) ing the gji^'m oth egg clusters Starts on Funeral Journey from Returning to Manchester for a from local trMs, today disputed m visit after 10 years absence, Wil­ Britain did not indulge in any wild Springfield to $10,000 Tomb the statement made by Walter liam J. W’arnock of Oakland, Calif., celebration of the end of the gen­ Judge Hears About Old Time in Chicago. E. Hibbard, o f the North End Everybody Concerned Seems eral strike, because the news of the finds many remarkable changes yesterday, regarding the activi­ lO C A l STOCKS here. Outstanding, said Mr. War- strike’s cancellation was rather Springfield, Mass., May 12.-— ties of the gypsy moth. Pleased With Passing of slowly disseminated In the absence Fleets on the Raging River With all the pomp and splendor of nock, Is Manciiester’s new Main Yesterday Mr. Hibbard an­ street. He said one can travel of newspapers. Furthermore, the the mediaeval potentates, the body nounced that he had learned first reports were not credited by (Furnished by Putnam * Co., through many of the largest towns in Hartford's Yard. of Steve John, King of the Serbian that the tent caterpillars take a the Labor Board. many, who have been fed up on Gipsies was started today on its 6 Central Row. Hartford. Conn.) and cities and fail to find a better “ nap” for an hour every noon. Bid Ask business street than our own. rumors for the past nine days. last pilgrimage— to a 510,000 tomb He informed the state’s workers The first real attempt at' spread­ Aetna Cas. & Sur. ..700 Another impression he received of this discovery and the latter | Washington, May 12.— Perma- ing the news was made by the Brit­ Hartford. May 12.— How lumber ^ ^Is people. Steve Aetna Life ...... 600 610 was the fact that the Old Golf links Immediately investigated the j were lost. He looked around the manent industrial peace on Ameri­ ish Broadcasting Co., which sent schooners penetrated the Park rlv- occupied no stationary throne. Automobile ...... — 275 theory but report they found it er at various times thirty, forty Center for them but found that Ed. can railroads is nearer today than out the government communique His palace was where his tribe set Conn. General ....1325 1425 unfounded. I and fifty years ago was described Holl had cut the better part of the it has ever been. over the radio. 1 up temporary quarters, but his Hartford. Fire ...... 465 485 <«> ------to Judge Isaac Wolfe in the superi­ Htfd. Steam Boiler . . 625 links up into building lots. The This represents the belief of rail­ Any celebrating comparable to 1 word was law. The body is in a way executives, the head ^ of or­ the armistice night revelling is or court heite today. Judge Wolfe silver casket valued at 52,500. National Fire ...... 700 725 growth of the town in all direc­ is hearing the Edward Balf com­ tions, too, was surprising to him. ganized labor, and a majority of doubtful, because there isn’t alto- Some of the gypsies accompanied Phoenix' ...... 620 530 pany’s appeal for an order com­ Mr. Warnock was greatly im­ both houses of congress who joined ge.'.her universal happiness about the body on its trip to Chicago by Travelers...... 1070 GETS 12 YEARS FOR pelling the Hartford Electric Light Travelers rights ....235 240 pressed with the beauty of the new in passing the W atson-Parker bill, the settlement of the strike. train. company to remove its large con­ South Methodist church, and thinks which gives both the carriers and Laborites Fear For Future Public Utility Stocks. duit from the river bed near the Manchester people should point to the unions wanted in the way of The unionists are not certain BOSTONLIN MUST FACE Conn. Power Co. ...260 HERJD KILLING spot where tho river flows Into the it with pride. The mills haven’t railroad legislation. v/hat their future will be and what CHICAGO RUM TRLAL Conn. LP 7% pW- ..109 112 President Coolidge is expected to the effects of the strike will be on Connecticut at Dutch Point. Htfd. E. L. com...... 280 290 changed much from the outside in The Balf company claims the ten years, but they look just as attach his signature to it within a the organized labor movement. Boston, May 12.— William M. Htfd. Gas com...... 60 62 Bridgeport Negress Escapes The man in the street knows that conduit was constructed under a So. N. E. Tel. Co. . . 149 152 bright, pretty and clean as ever. fev.' days. Lovejoy, superintendent of the Al­ The scratch of his pen sounds the the strike has hit him rather hard temporary permit from the War bany 'Terminal Store Company of Manufacturing Stocks. With Manslaughter Sen­ death knell of the railway labor and he fears further blows. The Department which has expired and Boston, under indictment In Chica­ Am. Hardware Co. . . 79 80 CHOKES WIFE TO DEATH board, created by the transportation coal subsidy is going to be continu­ which the Lighting company has go charged with violating the na­ American Silver . . . . 27 act of 19 20, which w’as a piece of ed, it appears, at least temporarily, failed to renew. The Balf company tional prohibition laws, was order­ Acme Wire com...... —■ 20 tence on Guilt Plea. legislation that both the roads and and there are huge government ex­ would dredge the river so as to ed removed to Chicago today by U. Bigelow-Htfd. pfd. . . 98 102 IN ROW OVER A MAN the unions fiouted at will. penditures for controlling the strike construct docks some distance up S. Commissioner Jenney. Bigelow-Htfd. com. . . 82 8 5 “ We have given them what they which must be met. Winston the little stream. Bridgeport, May 12.— Clara Lovejoy was indicted in Chicago Bristol Brass...... 6 9 wanted: now it is up to them to Churchill, chancellor of the ex­ The New Haven railroad today in a charge that he received 72 Collins Co...... ■—■ 169 Jones, colored, self-confessed slay­ chequer, has announced that any was represented by counsel in the Albany Woman’s Killing Ex­ er of Fred Thompson, was today keep the pact.’’ drnms of alcohol from the Superior Colt Fire A rm s...... 2 8 -9 plained by Confession of Her This was the spirit that animat­ extention of the coal subsidy would case because the road has a draw­ Industrial Alcohol Co., of Cleve­ Eagle Lock ...... 90 95 sentenced to serve from twelve to bridge across the river directly Husband, fifteen years in state prison by ed Congress in passing the bill, and mean an increase in taxes land. The alcohol was billed to him, Fafnir Bearing ...... 65 95 President Coolidge has taken the Little to Celebrate " ’ * over the spot where the conduit it is charged, as black paint. Hart & Cooley ...... 175 185 Judge John R. Booth, of the su­ Therefore, it seem.‘ pretty cer­ crosses. The conduit was Installed perior court, after she had pleaded same attitude in approving it. Lovejoy denied he knew It was tnt. Sil. pfd...... 100 — Albany, N. Y., May 12.— Mystery tain to the ordinary citizen that he at a cost of several hundred thou­ guilty to manslaughter. In place of the Railway Labor alcohol. L’nders Frary & Clark 80 8- surrounding the death of Mrs. has not a great deal to celebrate, sand dollars by the company, which Mary Schackleford, 32, found dead The Jones woman was acquitted Board, which has been generally Jewell Belting pfd. . . 80 knocked about and disregarded in because he has suffered privations contends the river never was navi­ in bed at her home, 102 Herkimer last Christmas eve of a murder I SEE BIG SEASON IN New Brit. Mach. pfd.104 the six years of its life, there is set for nine days and now he is faced gable. street, was solved early today, charge growing out of the killing SHIPPING BUSINESS. Niles Bt. Pd. N. Stock 19 22 up in tlie Watson-Parker bill a new with the probability of increased New York, May 12.—News that North & Judd ...... 23 25 when, according to police, her hus­ of Fedella C. Marino at Norwalk last September. system of settling railway labor taxes to pay for these nine days of the British general strikd was over J R Montgomery pfd. — 100 band, Clyde, confessed he had industrial paralysis. choked her to death following a ‘‘Self-Def(Mise. disputes— the parenthood of which .STRIKE’S END BRINGS caused steamship officials today to J R Montgomery com. — 90 is jointly acknowledged by the Hundreds of housewives in the predict the biggest shipping season Peck, Stow Sc Wilcox 23 quarrel. Her plea ti'.en was that she Idll- A FLURRY IN STOCKS. Wh'lliam Heschler, boarder at the Miss Ailsa Mellon, 23, daughter of ed Marino in self-defense. unions and the carriers. workingmen’s homes are glad the in years. Russell Mfg. Co...... — J6 strike is over, because it means Sat­ Schackleford home, is being de­ Secretary Mellon of the treasury, Moving to Bridgeport the Jones Regional boards of mediation and New York, Hay 12.— The can­ Word of the settlement reached Stanley Works com. . i 8 7 9 review, composed of employes and urday night wages again. the Cunard line- just before the Smyth Mfg. Co...... 370 — tained by police as a material wit­ and called the “ world’s richest heir­ woman lived with George Williams cellation of the British general until March 2 8 when, during a employers, will settle regional dis­ Cheers For Baldwin liner Berengaria sailed for South­ Torrington ...... 60 b- ness. Schackleford told the police ess,’’ has announced her engage­ strike today precipitated a mild the quarrel, which led up to the drinking bout, she stabbed Thomp­ putes as to wages and working con­ The most exciting scenes were In flurry in industrial and specialty ampton and Cherbourg with 1,016 Underwood ...... 52 a4 ment to David K. Este Bruce, son ditions. Above these regional Whitehall where a gathered crowd passengers. Fifty-one additional Union Mfg. Co...... 28 oO death of his wife, started over son in her home at 277 Hamilton stocks on the New York Stock Ex­ Teschler. of Senator Bruce, of Maryland. The street. Sho escaped by a back win­ boards is a presidential board of cheered Premier Baldwin. change today. bookings were made before the Whitlock Coil Pipe . . — 2o five not afliliated with either the At Eccleston Square, the Trades vessel sailed. U. S. Envelope pfd. .106 110 couple will live in Rome after the dow and went to Norwalk where Opening prices of industrial she was arrested the next day. roads or the unions, who can inter­ Union headquarters, a crowd of stocks and motors were the high­ Bonds. wedding, where Bruce is to be vice FRIEDA HEMPEL MAY vene at the request of either party, laborites heard the announcement est for the forenoon period, Gener­ Dancing Htfd. Elec. I.gt. 7’s .225 230 consul at 52500 a year. cr upon its own motion when a dis­ of the strike’s end with silence. al Electric and Dupont rising five East. Conn. Pow. 5s . 981^ 100 JOHN T. KING ILL pute gets beyond the regional The strike leaders returned worn points each. Steel sold up 122 and Conn. L. P. OlA's • • .108 109^ WED CROESUS, REPORT boards. and tired to their oflices. later sold off to 121%. Conn. L & P 7’s ------113 115 K both sides agree to arbitra­ Lakeside Casino The market, however, lapsed In­ B’dpt. Hyd. 5’s ...... 1041^ 106 ABOUT TOWN WITH PNEUMONIA tion, the judgment of such an ar- BALDWIN UNMOVED to dullness after the first hour. Call South Coventry. August Heckscher, Rich Silk I)itraticn body shall be filed in the money was rated at 4 per cent and Manufacturer, 78, Will Not Troop 5 Boy Scouts of the Swed­ , 1-i- • * u- ' nearest federal court, and become Premier, Hailed as Hero, Just commodity markets were steady. Every Saturday Night Indicted Politician, at m s judgment of such court, binding Music by a Hartford Orchestra. Confirm or Deny. ish Lutheran church will meet this Smokes His Pipe. evening at 7:30. Bridgeport Home, Cannot %Gike on both parties. New York, May 12.— August Pass Crisis for Several Days, i over and above all these, there New York Stocks ______] is created a virtual “supreme court” London, May 12.— Stanley Bald­ Heckscher, 78-year-old silk manu­ Thomas Wilson of 37 Edwards be ajipointed by the President win, premier, was almost a na­ facturer and pliilanthropist, one of street has sold his new house on Bridgeport, !\Iay 12.— John T. to and be known as the “emergency tional hero today, but he continued High Low Close the richest men In the world, today the same street to Mr. and Mrs. King, former Republican national j Lemeul Robluns of 321 1-2 Oak­ board.” wiiich will make a thirty- calmly puffing away at his pipe as CIRCLE Tonight At. Gulf. W. I. 38 1/2 38 38 would not confirm or deny pub­ committeeman from Connecticut though nothing had happened. Am Beet Sug. 25’4 25 25 land street, vho will occupy their recently Indicted for conspiracy to; days inve.stigalion into any dispute lished reports to the effect that he tliat ihreateiis to result in a strike, AVhen the strike settlement was Adolphe Menjou Madge Bellamy Am Sugar Ref. 6 9 69 6 9 Is engaged to marry Frieda Hem- new home by the first of June. defraud the United States govern-! j During this thirty days there can reached, the premier scribbled a Am Tel & Tel.144% 144% 144% pel, operatic soprano. She Is forty- ment in the American Metals Co. in Anaconda . . . . 46% 45% 45% Manchester Grange will cele­ I)e no strike on the part of the men, brief statement in pencil and sent in one. case, and who was to he arraigned his secretary to the halls of No. 10 Am Smelting .118 116 116% brate the forty-first anniversary of under that indictment in New York nor a lockout by the roads. According to reports, Mme. Hem- Tmmpwhere along this laborious Downing street to read the state­ ‘The Grand Duchess Am L o c ...... 95% 93% 94% pel is in Paris to obtain a divorce its organization in Tinker hall this within a few days, is Hi at his home route, the sponsors of the new plan ment to the waiting newspapermen. Am Car Fndiy. 93% 93% 93% from her husband, William B. evening. A social with refresh­ here with pneumonia. and the Waiter’ ‘Thunder Mountain’ Atchison ....1 31 % 129% 131% ments will follow the program. believe that a basis of peace can be A short time later throngs gath­ Kahn. His physicians today said the ered in Whitehall to cheer the pre­ B & O ...... 87 % 86 % 87 % Asked concerning the engage­ crisis of his Illness is several days found before things actually reach Hie strike stage. mier as he strode over to the House Tomorrow & Friday 2 - Features Beth Steel ‘B’ 39 38% 38% ment rumor today, Heckscher said: A daughter was born this morn­ away. Chandler . . . . 14 14 14 ing at the Memorial hospital to Mr. of Commons, as though this was “ Mme. Hempel is a very charm­ just one more day of normal busi­ Chill Copper . 32% 32% 32% ing woman but do you think she and Mrs. Joseph A. Durkin of 4 52 BAHAMA WILL I.SSUE t Cons. Gas N Y 93 91% 92% Mam street. 40HOMMES,8CHEVAUX ness. would marry a man as old as I ALL NEW CURRENCY. The premier stopped cheerfully, Col. Fuel Iron 40% 38% 4 0 am?” Ches & Ohio .122% 121 122 Invitations have been Issued for blowing clouds of smoke Into the It was reported recently that Nassau, Bahamas, May 12.— .All | P.4RADE HERE SATURDAY air, for the benefit of a horde of Cruc Steel ... 67 66% 66% Heckscher had presented to Mme. the marriage of Miss Ada May Por­ currency of the Baliama govern-1 HEADLINES photographers. Can Pacific ..157 15 6 % 15 6 % Hempel Jewels valued at 51,000,- ter, daughter of the late Wesley B. ment has been ordered withdrawn | A n E.H.Griffith Production; Erie ...... 32% 32 32 000. and Mrs. Porter of Gardner street, from circulation. 38% ; American Legion Fun Makers MINERS MEET FRIDAY Erie 1 s t ...... 38% 38% to Edgar H. Brush. The ceremony New paper money will be printed w itll Gen. Asjihalt . 64% 62% 63 will take place at the home of the to replace the old, it was stated. to Initiate 35 Candidates at Alice Joyce Gen Elec . . . . 316 312 313% EAST MEETS WEST bride Saturday evening, May 22 at This action was taken after three! State Armory. Resumption of Work Before Con­ Gen Mot. . .128% 126%' 127% eight o’clock. Miss Porter is the months’ search had failed to locate | ------ference Is Forbidden. Great No. Pfd. 7 2V4 72% well known concert singer and Mr. the gang bandit who swooped* q’he “ 40 and 8's” will be here Kennecott Cop 53% 52% IN KENTUCKY DERBY Brush nationally famed magician. down on the government treasury g^.tm-day! London, May 12.— A. J. Cook, In.spira Cop . . 22 % 22% .March 16, looled the government | ihat means a rough passage for secretary of the Miners Federation I.ehigh Valley 82% 82% Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Tournaud stronghold of $47,000 in gold and ^ about 35 World War veterans who announced this afternoon that a Marine Pr. . 37% 35% Bubbling Over and Pompey have moved from Oxford street to $30,000 in currency. 1 vant to become identified with national miner’s conference has Motor Wheel . 2 5 24 Are Centers of Attraction for 268 Oak street, having sold their I the “ wrecking crew.” been summoned to meet In Lon­ m Norfolk West .143% 143’4 Saturday’s Great Classic. bungalow on Oxford street to Don- |5[\gH.A.M .AT HBEA'vF.AST I The “ 4U and 8’s” are the fun- don on Friday to decide what ac­ North Pacific . 7 0Ts 70% aid Hemingway, through the agency IN THE WHITE HOUSE. , making branch of the American tion they will take as the result of N Y Central .122% 121% 122% Louisville, Ky.. May 12.— Bub­ of Samuel Nelson. Mr. and Mrs. ------i Legion. The Hartford County the calling off of the general N Y, N H & H. 36% 35% 36 Tournaud have also sold their col­ Washington. May 12.— At an- i,ir;nbcra of the organization will strike. 63% bling Over and Pompey were the Pan Am Pet . 6 4 63% center of interest at Churchill onial cottage on Cambridge street other breakfast conference at the | jioid their “ promenade” here Sat- The following telegram has been 51% 51% Pennsylvania . 51% Downs today, the pride of the east to M. J. Smytha of Walker street. White House this morning, Presi-1 urday evening. An initiation will sent to all mining districts by People’s Gas .119^4 119% 119% and the champion of the west both dent Coolidge discussed the goner-1 i,e held at the State Armory, at Cook: Pierce Arrow . 23% 22% 23 William Foulds, Jr. and wife ar­ al legislative program with a group I which time 26 Manchester vets “ Miners must not resume work 47% being present for the Kentucky t h e Rep Ir & Steel 47% 47% Derby next Saturday. Pompey ar­ rived home last night from Flor­ of Republican Senators. Those at-j and 9 or 10 others will ride the pending the decision of the na­ Reading ...... 83% 82% 83% ida. tending Included Senators Keys of rough road from Mons to Aix-La- tional miner’s conference conve^n- 50% rived yesterday in charge of Ken­ Ch R l6l & Pac 50 3/4 48% neth Karrlck. He is In perfect con­ New Hampshire, Butler of .Massa­ Chapelle. And rough it will be. ed for Friday in London.” South Pacific .100% 100 100 chusetts and Bingham of Connecti­ Delegations will be here from 110% dition, according to Karrick, hav­ “ It rests with the conference So. Railway .110% 108% ing stood tho trip well from Bel­ “ Y” SECRETARY TALKS cut. ail over the state. A parade will what action will be taken In the .Studebaker .. 50% 49% 50% be hold Saturday evening with 147 mont Park. light of the circumstances,” said Union Pacific .147% 147 Display, headed this way fresh STAMFORD WOMAN GETS two bands In line, and the famous Cook. U S Rubber .. 56% 54% 54% TO KIWANIANS TODAY iJl.OOO AS GEM REWARD. old "box car” will be there, too. 121% from his victory in the Preakness U S Steel----- 122 120% Stakes, looms as a Derby contender Stamford, May 12.— Mrs. Rosa The parade will start from the Ar­ Crowing, Risk Clash U S Steel Pr.128% 127% 127% of first rank. Accompanying Dis­ Elmer T. Thienes Tells of His Jordan, a hard working widow, to­ my and Navy club at about 7:30 London. May 12.— The timely Westin’house .68% 68 68 play are Bagenbaggage, E. R. day received a check for $1,000 Saturday night and will go north arrl'.^al of a squad of police pre­ West. Union .139% 139 139% Work Among Boys— Urges Bradley’s Blasted Hope, Blondln, from a New York jewelry firm. lo Depot Square and then back to vented what might have been a Coventry Camp. Mrs. Jordan on April 22 picked up the .'\rmory. nearly twice as Color Sergeant and Canter. serious clash In front of Trades Tungsten Is At present a field of fourteen is a package of jewelry and watches Union Congress headquarters late heavy as lead. counted on to constitute the make­ Elmer T. Thienes, secretary of that later was estimated to be WILLTMANTIC STORE this afternoon. up of the 52nd Derby renewal, but the Hartford County Y. M. C. A. worth $30,000. She wrote to the LOOTED BY BURGLARS An automobile filled with yel­ T . , ^ CHARLES Roycrofter and Champ D. Mars are gave the Kiwanls club a half hour address contained in the package Wllllmantlc, May 12.— Burglars ling youths and decorated with the Tom Boy doubtful starters. talk this noon on his work among and delivered the property to the invaded the clothing store of Ben­ Union Jack flying over red flags, Tonight r a y the boys, especially their early owners, whose salesman had lost jamin Isenberg, in the center of the sped back and forth In Eccleston training. He has devoted almost it. city sometime during the night and Square. Workers ran out from his entire life to Y. M. C. A. work ------I stole clothing and haberdashery the union headquarters Intent up­ in ANDOVER and is well versed in his subject. Work hard and save your money! valued at over $300. The owner'of on tearing down the .flags. f he “SWEET ADELINE” cba,i« na, Mr. Thienes is well known here and some day you may be as happy 1 an adjoining garage in the rear arrival of police broke up the Lewis Phelps and family motor and has had much to -vdo with and contented as the loafers seem discovered the break about seven row. LILLIAN RICH in ed to Providence Sunday to visit Camp Woodstock, the Y. M. C. A. now. 1 o'clock. No clues have been found. Mrs. Phelps’ aunt, Mrs. Gilson. summer camp for boys In the No Note of Triumph. ‘THE ISLE OF RETRIBUTION” Mason Welherell of South Man­ northeastern part of the state. He ? _ London, May 12.— “ I hope there chester was In town Monday eve­ was enthusiastic over the propo­ Beauties From the Wheat Fields will be no note of triumph In my And Country Store Night_ ning giving a demonstration of the sition of the Kiwanls club becom­ voice or in the voices of your lord- Wyllls Knight car. ing interested in the Community ships,” said the Marquis of Salis­ 'MORE PRESENTS and MORE FUN. Mrs. Albert Brown of Columbia camp at Coventry Lake. He believ­ bury in announcing the termination ‘.tended church In Andover Sun­ ed it would be a great thing for of the general strike in the House day morning. the youth of Manchester if an or­ of Lords this afternoon. Tomorrow - Friday & Saturday Willi-i Post of Phlladelrbla, Is ganization of this character could “The government Is only too de­ visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. be Induced to manage such a g SELECT g camp. lighted and too thankful that the Edward Post. principles of common sense and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Webster vis­ sentiments of legality of the Eng­ ited the former’s mother, Mrs. lish people have asserted them­ Acts Vaudeville Acts Mary Webster, Sunday. STANLEY WORKS TO selves.” Miss Mildred Hamilton and Miss EUNICE MILLER & BOYS— A Peppy Song and Dance Evelyn White are confined to their BUY BRIDGEPORT PLANT WINSTED POSTMASTER Revue. homes by the measles. Washington, May 12.— George ARTHUR ARCHER & GRACE BELDFORD — “The Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Whitcomb, — f — L. Benedict today was appointed Piano Mover.” Alfred Whitcomb and Mr. and Mrs. Will Take Over Factory of postmaster at Winsted, Conn. Thomas Lewis went to South Cov­ HOWARD & NORWOOD in “Esther From Pittsburgh.” entry Saturday night to witness American Tube and Stamp­ JULIA CURTIS THE TWO MARTELLS ing Company. the old fashioned dance contest. The Singing Mimic. “ A Cycling Oddity. Mr. Whitcomb was one of the Surprise for judges. New Britain, May 12.— An­ Mrs. Abner Shlppee of Atwood- nouncement was made here today Rnptnred— ville visited her daughter, Mrs. that the American Tube and Stamp­ [)ecil B.DeMill Thomas Lewis Sunday. Other vis­ ing plant at Bridgeport will be sold 1000 Gfran Away itors of Mrs. Lewis were Mr. and to the Stanley 'Works of New Bri­ tain In the near future. The an­ We have ao amaxlns. (ree surprise for Mrs. Charles Henry of Mansfield. ruptured peraoB« We want to aead you abtoluteiy Sixteen members of *he Andover nouncement was made by Clarence free a sample pad of Airtex. aa amaxioaly now Grange, No. 76, visited the Wap- P. Bennett, president of the Stan­ kind of material that helps besl rupture. W e want ping Grange on Tuesday evening ley works. tQ send you the most ioteresfloc, free book you tia*e cTtr read. No dope, bo dniff. oo barbarom t"' witness the conferring of the It was Indicated that negotia­ aprinira or le« atnp*. We want to ahow you ^ third and fourth de'^rees by mem­ tions for the purchase have been to actually diacard your old B f banieaa. in fiae ir f ETHEL WATTS MUMPORD bers of the Ellington Degree under way for several months, and daya, or pBy ootbioc. We arant to ahew yon free CHARLES WHITIAKER Team. A splendid time was report­ that a meeting of the stockholders about aoaaziax Mafic Dot that weifha ieat than a »nd DOUGLAS DOTY This the Tom Boy— the suit Is, quartef, yet BaeU rupture elvcya in the one ri^t ed bv all who attended. of the two companies \Plll be called These two girls were picked by Cecil B. DeMille, movie director, as the place. 'InatasUy on or ofl. Write at once while ROBERT AMES thla (reo oger laita end .learn all about the rfureftfey, _ that Is. Inside of it is a Chicago shortly to ratify an agreement by prettiest co-eds in the Flar.sas State Agricultural College, at Manhattan, Son At the height of 1000 feet one which the local concern will take ALAN HALE mefcl demonstrating new bathing Kas. Tiiey are, left, Miss Nancy Carney, who won first place, and Miss remarkable syetem. New Science In­ may see an object 36.36 nautical over the Bridgeport plant. No price stitute. 487 W. Bond Bldg., Steuben- £f I ityle for the coming year. Helen Cortelyou, who ranked second. miles at sea— if it’s clear. was named. A. yv -c ...... - . V . ■ ..- -■■ '■ -r j. •n

PAGBTB MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 12,1926.

------A NOTICE rNTERBSTING XO WATCH “ CURTAIL EXPENSE” “Oxford for England!” Dr. Higgins and Dr. Holmes SACCO-VANZETTI A FISH C(^mNG TO LIFB. •will be on emergency call to- morrow. In the little shop of August Senkbeil, on tik street, there GIV0i AS REASON Rang in Strike Crisis ARE AGAIN BEATEN is a jar of water. In It Is fish spawn. The siiwn, or eggs. Is transparent anl one may watch ABOUT TOWN the eggs come.to life. Friends o f Director of West Lose Appeal to Mass. Su­ First there is a movement In Ancient Battle Cry of Uni­ OUR TREES FREE the egg. Then, almost by magic, The Buckland Parent-Teacher two round eyes are seen, three Side Rec Talk About Cir- association will hold its regular preme Court— U. S, Court versity Echoed Again as quarters the size of the fish. In OF GYPSY MOTHS Thursday evening dance tomor­ a few moments one sees the ge­ row evening In the school hall. Now Only Recourse. latinous matter form into shape in the Early Days of the Ladles will be admitted free. of a fish and In five minutes aft­ erwards there is a tiny fish, al­ The regular monthly meeting of most all eyes, which emerges The recent action taken by the the Manchester Improvement club Great World War. State Experts, Working Boston, May 12.— The full bench from the egg and swims about Recreation Center Committee in will be held In the Balch & Brown of the state supreme court today the globe. releasing Miss Melen Bodreau who hall tomorrow evening. overruled exceptions in the case of has been in charge of the West Here, five Town a Free Side Rec for nearly four years, has Oxford, England. May 12.— Temple Chapter, Order of the Nlcolo Sacco and Batholomeo Van- Oxford caused considerable comment "England for Oxford, and BiU of Health. Eastern Star will meet In Odd Fel zettl, convicted of slaying a pay­ among the resident in that section for England!" lows hall this evening. There master In a Braintree payroll hold­ KNIGHTS TEMPLAR of the town. Some of Miss Bod- The ancient battle cry of Im- will be an initiation of candidates. up. reau’s friends are contemplating memorial Oxford rings througb the The case has been before the starting a petition asking that she Manchester Is entirely free of Mr. and Mrs. Emil La Flnmme courts for several years and has world’s most famous university of Holyoke, Mass., have been vis­ HERE TOMORROW be retained. town. Not since the early war days the gypsy moth egg dusters which attracted nation-wide interest. Committeeman Talks are raising havoc with the life of iting their sister, Mrs. William U. S. Appeal Only Recourse. In spqaklng about the affair In Hartford, of 1914 has the campus echoed to McDonald of 140 North School the tramp of departing battalions trees and the growth of fruit Unless an appeal Is taken to the behalf of the Recreation Center street. supreme court of the United States, as It Is echoing now. throughout the state, it was an­ Committee today, Chairrian Ed­ 79 Years of Serving Connecticut Judge Webster Thayer, who sat at To Parade from Center at ward F. Tffflor said that Miss Bod Each day sees new farewells, as nounced today by one of the work The Young People’s Legion of larger numbers of students answer the trial of the two men at Dedham reau was not being removed on ac­ era from the State Department of the Salvation Army will hold an will be called on to sentence Sacco count of any dissatisfaction with the government’s call to take up open-air service this evening on 6.15— Public Service at essential tasks dropped by the Agriculture, Bureau of Etymology and Vanzetti to die in the electric her work or a,ny personal feeling. TO CALL US WITHOUT CHARGE— who concluded his work in the Foster street at 7:30. The leaders chair. SIMPLY CALL strikers. will be William Hall and Hannah Mr. Taylor declared the reaosn for Manchester territory today. The exceptions taken by counsel the removal of Miss Bodreau was to Already about half of the 4,500 Humphries. Methodist Church. students in attendance have for­ Means Prospcrons Crop for the two accused men centered curtail expenses. The statement shows that Man­ around alleged statements made by 1500 saken text books to seize the pick According to the report of the “ The committee has found, up­ and shovel in defense of England’s chester trees have been well cared Judge Thayer during the trial. on Investigation, that activities at for. It Is also an Indication that State Health department, Manches­ Vanzetti is serving a twelve Washington Commaudery No. 1, food and transportation. ter has one case of scarlet fever the West Side Rec do not warrant Hundreds are already working the apple crop this season will be year sentence in state’s prison at Knights Templar, will officially the services of a full-time worker larger. Prior to coming to Man­ and two cases of measles. Aside Charlestown for another robbery. visit Manchester tomorrow evening. THE ANNUAL SPRING In London on the railways and sub­ from this the town has a clean bill at the present time,” Mr. Taylor way trains. In Southampton, Ox­ chester, the state department em­ Sacco is in Dedham jail. A year The members will come here from told a Herald man. SELLING OF ford youths are doing the hardest ployees worked In Granby, Plaln- of health. ago he went on a hunger strike. Hartford joining the local members Denounces Rumor vllle and New Britain. In the He was taken to the State Hospi­ of the Commandery at the Center. Outside of giving out this state­ kind of labor, on the docks. Franklin T. Lord of Hartford w.as Town and Gown Join. former plnr-s they found an excep­ tal at Bridgewater and recover­ The lodge will be entertained at ment and denouncing as false, the On a single afternoon 800 stu­ tionally large number of Infec­ before the local town court this ed. supper in the new South Methodist rumor that the Recreation Center dents boarded huge passenger om­ tions, 500 In all, which required morning on the charge of reckless Start of Long Fight Episcopal church and • will he ad­ Committee was contemplating nibuses lined up In Oxford High five months’ labor to clean out. driving. Prosecuting Attorney William E. Parmenter, a Brain­ dressed by Rev. Joseph Cooper. turning the building into a school street, the bus tops stacked high Plalnville was found to be free of Hathaway was not prepared to go tree shoe factory paymaster, was The Knights will gather at the 1 ouse, Mr. Taylor was reluctant to Lawn Mowers with luggage. They were bound for the eggs but 127 clusters were on with the case and it was con­ shot and killed by hold-up men in Center at 6:15. They will then give any further information. He Hull and Bristol to unload the pre­ destroy, m New Britain. tinued until Saturday morning un­ T 920 and Sacco and Vanzetti were form a parade and go from there said a statement would be issued cious food cargoes of mercantile Five Workers Here der bond of 1100. subsequently arrested. A six-year to the new church. Colts Band from following the meeting of the com­ ships. The state department workers battle in the courts began. Hartford will lead the procession. mittee next Tuesday afternoon. Oxford does not send her sons to who are sent out from the State Setback will be the attraction at A “defense committee,” nation­ The Knights Patrol will follow in It is possible that the Recreation battle without due ceremony. As Storehouse in Danielson spend the the West Side recreation center this wide in scope, has worked in be­ line and then will come an escort Center Committee will vote to the buses waited, a stately proces­ whole year in cleaning the forests evening, when a total of eight half of the two men, who admitted of local police. The officers of Wash­ close the West Side Rec after­ sion advanced down the street, and orchards of the gypsy moth prizes will be awarded the winners that they were interested in the ington Commandery ■^^’ill be next In noons later hut no definite action e_y clusters. Five workers under — first, second, third and consola-j American Workers’ communist the parade followed by the Sir composed of the town council In has been taken on the matter at T cocked hats and uniforms, led by Foreman John B. Riley have been tion to both the men and women. party. Knights of Manchester. The bal­ present although it has been dis­ the town beadle bearing the golden working In Manchester territory Tomorrow afternoon the usual | Funds were raised by the "de­ ance of the parade will be made up cussed. mace of office. for the past five weeks. The other Thursday afternoon setback party fense committee" and numerous of the rest of the members of the It is expected that the commit­ Town and gown gathered about four are Wallace E. Newman, Rob for women will be held. counsel engaged. Harold P. Wil- Commandery. All members will be tee will also take action shortly on the buses as the councllmen sol­ ert Battey, Floyd Gallup and liam.s, who prosecuted the case, in full Knights Templar uniform, the work which will be carried out -X' emnly bade godspeed to the volun- Emhe Surprenant. SHERMAN-BOYLE. has beco;ne federal district attor­ and the parade will be worth see­ ?t the East and West side play­ tccrs. Although it was stated Manches­ Miss i/race Mae Boyle, daughter ney. ing. grounds. The committee is com­ The heavy buses trundled away ter was free of the harmful gypsy of Mr. and Mrs. William Boyle of | Although all hope of saving Sac­ The evening service at the South posed of Edward F. Taylor, John over the cobblestones, packed like moth eggs, the workers found an Newman street, and Ernest J. Sher­ co and Vanzetti from the electric j Methodist church following the H. Hyde, Miss Elizabeth Bennett, sardine cans, with laughing boys abundant amount . f tent caterpil­ man, son of Mr. and Mrs. John C. chair seemed gone today, Wm. G. | supper will be open to the public. Miss Mary Cheney and Philip SIXTH who hung out of windows to wave lars. The state does not direct Sherman of Ford street w^re mar­ Thompson, present counsel, may Cheney. good-bye to dons and comrades. the removsl of the latter and It ried this afternoon at two o’clock try to have the case brought before Ml~v Bodreau terminates her FLOOR As the procession fell Into line rests with the property owners to at the South Methodist church. the highest court in the land on a work at the West Side Rec Friday and picked up speed, a cheer went destroy them The ceremony was performed by writ of error. BOY SCOUT NEWS night. She has |.o plans for fu­ up that echoed from spire to spire The gypsy moth egg clusters are the pastor, the Rev. Joseph Cooper, Two Miirderecl. The May session of the Court of ture work according to her own and far afleld. removed by means of creosote the single ring service being used. Parmenter and a special guard statement. Worse Than War. which is applied with paint brush­ The bride and groom w'ere at­ were slain and a $15,000 payroll Honor will be held at the East Side A Christ Church college man es. Later the workers spray the tended by Miss Martha Boyle, sis­ taken on April 15, 1920. The two Recreation at 7:30 this evening. The Largest Assortment ' turned aside. "This Is far worse trees. ter of the bride, as bridesmaid, and men were on their way from the All Scouts appearing before the OUR DEEGATES than 1914,” he said. “ Then our Russell Crawford as best man. office of Slater & Morrill, shoe Court should be on hand prornptly. In Hartford fellows fought an alien enemy and The bride’s gown w-as of white manufacturer in South Braintree, It Is expected that the badger for risked their lives. Now they do not NELSON QUITS WORK georgette trimmed with white sat­ to the company's factory a short dis- Forestry as well as the others will IN WASHINGTON Swift cutter lawn mowers, 3 blades, self sharpening, risk life but they fight our own be on hand at the meeting to he adjustable bottom knife, easy running, fully guaranteed. in. Her hat was of white, trim­ ance away. The shooting took place (Continued from page 1) people.’’ med with ostrich plumes and her in the street. presented to the ten scouts who Most of the students, however, AT OUR TRADE SCHOOL qualified in Forestry at Camp Mo- 14-inch -.-.I.;. .$6.95 bouquet of bridal roses and lilies of From the start Sacco and Van­ the biggest men in their line in feel that the government must be the valley. zetti claimed they were innocent, ha^wk. supported in this crisis. The few All Scouts and their friends are the country. 16-inch ...... $7.95 Popular Instructor Resigns The bridemaid’s dress was pink that they were hounded and con­ Mr. Cheney refers particularly dissenters are avowed radical so­ georgette over yellow silk ■with hat victed because of their alleged radi­ invited to attend this Court. cialists. ^ . . Position After Being Here to the wonderful speeches that to match. She carried an arm cal views. .esldent O’Leary and past Pres­ Sunset Ball Bearing lawm mowers, 4 steel blades, Here In Oxford, those students for Nearly Nine Years. bouquet of pink roses and sweet FIRE EVICTS GUESTS OF who have to stay for examina­ SCHENECTADY HOTEL ident Barnes of the National Cham crucible steel self sharpening, adjustable bottom knife. peas. her, and speaks of the wonderful tions are lamenting their bad luck. Director A. A. Warren, of the Following the ceremony at the A light easy running ball bearing mower. The university will close some local State Trade school today an­ CHEYENNE MADE Schenectady, N. Y., May 12.— inspiration which the attendance church a reception for relatives and at the convention inspires, ex­ courses, and give students credit nounced he had received the resig­ close friends ■was held at the home Nearly a hundred gnests at the 14- inch ...$8.95 for the time they are absent. nation of Issak B. Nelson, of 43 Mohawk Hotel here fled into the pressing the feeling that if it ■were of the bride’s parents, guests being possible for more members of the 16-inch.....-..-.-...... $9.69 Oxford town has few strikers. Branford street, who has bfeen an present from Franklin, Conn., AIR MAIL STOP; street early today when fire des­ Its chief Industry Is the manufac­ Instructor iu the Carpentry Depart­ troyed an adjoining building. The local Chamber to attend these Rockville, Hartford and Manches­ r ■inventions, absorb some of the ture of automobiles, and the work­ ment for nearly nine years. Mr. ter. fire started in a lunch room next • Shamrock Ball Bearing lawn mowers, 9 inches high, men have given no trouble. Nelson’s future plans have not been door to the hotel, and In a few enthusiasm and observe the scope Nevertheless, organized labor In The bride’s gift to her bridesmaid and Influence of Chamber of Com­ |,fe. open wheel, 4 blades, adjustable bottom knife. Fully announced. was a gold piece and the groom’s CITY TO DANCE minutes the hotel rooms were filled Oxford is more bitter In expressing Mr. Nelson became a member ol with smoke. No one was injured. merce work tjjroughout the United l' guaranteed. Its views than In London. During gift to his beat man a fountain pen. States that the local Chamber of the Trade school faculty September Mr. and Mrs. Sherman are leav­ ^ 1 6 -in c h ...... ,.-.-...$12.50 the farewells to the student volun­ 24, 1917. He came here with the Some savages of South America Commerce problem would be Im­ teers, mimeographed strike papers ing this evening on an unannounced Inauguration of Service to mensely simplified on account of record of having had long experi­ automobile trip. On their return treat their wounds by the scientific 18- inch ...... $13.50 are hawked among the crowd. ence as an Instructor In carpentry process of exposing them to sun­ bei"" better understood and more But the vendors had little suc­ they will live in their newly fur­ thoroughly appreciated. work at the Shirley School for Boys nished home at 71 Cooper street. Denver and Pueblo to be light. cess. For Oxford stands for Eng­ at Shirley, Massachusetts. He has Wm. Penn lawn mowers, a new product manufac- land— the old England in which a had many years of experience in man sweat and strove and served BIRTHDAY PARTY cured by the Pennsylvania Lawn Mower Company, 9- wood-working and during his Celebrated. No Dances, Smokes Nor Rouge— She’s Happy his king, and let the devil take the ^ inch wheels, ball bearings, 5 knives, crucible tool steel career at the Trade school supervis­ Ruth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. hindmost. ed construction of five houses In and David Stratton, of 51 Fairfield bottom knife, self sharpening. around Manchester. For several Cheyenne, Wyo.— Inauguration street, celebrated her 6th. birthday 16- inch ... 7. $15.00 years, Mr. Nelson worked alone In Monday evening, May 10th., by in­ of air mail service between Chey­ ABSOLVE LEOPOLD the Carpentry Department at the viting 17 of her playmates to help enne. Wyo., and Pueblo, Colo, ■with local school but the trade became her enjo) the affair. The children stops at Denver and Colorado Springs, is to be accorded elabo­ Great Ame’-ican Ball Bearing lawn mowers, made by so popular that It was necessary to all played games and little Miss the Pennsylvania Lawui Mower Company. 10-inch OF PRISON PLOT add an assistant Instructor. This Helen Adamson gave an exhibition rate recognition in this city when was done three years ago. of the Charleston several times. the first planes carrying United wheels, 5 blades, adjustable knife bar, self sharpening. States mail on the new route de­ It was with regret that Mr. Nel­ -The Misses Viola and Alice 15- inch . . .T.$18.50 son’s resignation was received. He Adamson, Edith and Bernice Tag­ part from here and arrive from leaves, however, with the best gart and Doris Kennedy also gave Pueblo In a fe^vv days. 17- in ch .....,■.-.,.-.-...$21.25 M e t Officials Convinced He wishes of the Trade school faculty. exhibitions in dancing. Refresh­ It is at this point that connec­ ments were served, from a very tion will be made with the trans­ 19- inch ...... $23.50 continental air mail route long in well decorated table, the colors be­ Conld Not Have Aided in ing pink, yellow and blue. Each operation between the t^svo oceans. 21-in ch ...... $25.00 COVENTRY Air Mail Connections child was remembered by surprise Plans have been perfected for a Lawn MoAvers— Sixth Floor. tokens In the same colors. Ruth Fatal M Delivery. Walter A. Clark, age 58, died at public reception at the aviation was the recipient of many beautiful field here, ■where Governor Nellie the Manchester Memorial hospital gifts. Joliet, 111., May 11.— Nathan Monday, May 10 at 8 p. m. after Taylor Ross ■will greet Governor Leopold, Jr., one of the slayers of several weeks of illness. The funer­ Morley of Colorado and Mayor C. al will be held Thursday at 1 p. WOMEN BOWLERS ENJOY W. Riner of Cheyenne, will -wel­ little Bobble Franks, now serving CHICKEN SUPPER. A life sentence for murder. Is ab- m. standard lime. Rev. J. N. At­ come Mayor Ben Stapleton of Den­ nolved of any connection with the wood will officiate. Burial will be ver, and the mayors of Pueblo and e-capa from the Statevllle penten- In the North cemetery. Mr. Clark Women who have been accus­ Colorado Springs. Other distin­ GasRan^] tomed to bowl at the West Side guished civilian officials will be Qiambers tlary last week of seven convicts is survived by two sisters. Miss who killed Deputy Warden Peter Eva A. Clark and Dr. Westergren recreation center, wound up the sea­ present, as will also Brigadier son yesterday afternoon with card General John M. Jenkins, com­ COOKS uHth ihe GAS TURNED OFFI Klein. of Boston, and three brothers, Under Close Watch Charles of Coventry, John and playing, bowling and a chicken sup­ manding officer at Fort Russell, Thomas J. Scahlll, in charge of David of Mansfield Hollow. per. Cheyenne, accompanied by a num­ the shoe shop where Leopold work Rev. and Mrs. J. N. Atwood were Whist was played from 3 to 5.30, ber of military officers of high ~i and where six of the convicts called to Feeding Hill, Mass., yes­ when the party adjourned to Mrs. rank. ■! who escaped were employed, de­ terday to officiate at the funeral of Louise Frawley’s dining rooms on It is expected that Governor clared before the grand jury that a very dear friend. Cedar street and enjoyed a delicious Morley of Colorado and Mayor he had watched Leopold closely Richard Knoll of Brooklyn, has meal, prepared and served under Stapleton of Denver will fly from And that he had never seen him in her direction. The menu Includ­ the Colorado capital city to the been spending a few days with capital of Wyoming on this occa­ conversation with the convicts Mrs. Elizabeth Foley. Mr. Knoll ed fruit cocktail, consomme, aspa­ who escaped. Warden John L. ragus on toast, roast chicken, mash­ sion. has been cleaning up the house High officials of the United Whitman added that he was con­ here in town owned by his father ed potato, radishes, creamed car­ vinced that Leopold had nothing rots and peas, rolls, coffee, straw­ St"* s air mail service will be pres­ and until recently occupied by Mr. ent to greet the distinguished vis­ lo do with the prison delivery. Kelley who died two weeks ago in berry shortcake with w'hipped cream. The pin boys were their itors and to observe the inaugura­ Rockville. tion of this new air mail line. Customer: This seven-dollar Alfred Gil won first place In guests. fountain pen you sold me for nine­ After supper all returned to the Dance in Hangars speaking and Elizabeth Blackburn Following the reception at the ty-nine cents leaks. in spelliqg at the North school, bowling alleys where regular and Salesman: Ah, yes, you need one freak bowling was enjoyed for-some field a dance will be held in one Monday. The judges were Mrs. of the big hangars in which the Florence Kelso. of our patented rubber writing Henry I. Barnes, Mrs. C. Irving time. Three tables of setback players remained until the building planes are lioused. The Union Pa­ Seattle. __Would you believe that there’s still a girl In America gloves. Thirty-five cents, please— Loomis and Mrs. Emil J. Koehler. cific band of Cheyenne ■will enliven Belence and Invention. The cpmmittee chosen for Chil­ was closed at 10.30. who: the occasion -with outdoor music, Come in this week and let cook on top of the stove dren’s Day Is the following: Mrs. while the famous orchestra of the Has never danced or been to a theater? Newell A. Hill, Mrs. J. N. Atwood SAINTS TO PRACTICE 7 6th United State.s Field Artillery Has never used po'wder, lipstick or rouge, or bobbed her hair? us show you how you can and in the oven on the re­ and Miss Esther Vinton. will provide music for the dance cook with the gas turned tained heat that the ordi­ The St. Mary’s baseball team Has never sipped a cocktail, smoked a cigaret, played cards or The Ladies’ Fragment Society within the hangar. off ! How you can save nary stove wastes. Many Sure Relief presented their plays "Sardines" will practice tomorrow evening at It is expected that Denver’s post spooned? and "Just Advertise" in South the West Side Playgrounds at six master -vi'ill also be present in Well there is. There’s Miss Florence-.Kelso, Salvation Army lass of hours of precious time. owners report that in less Coventry last evening. o’clock In preparation for their Cheyenne on this occasion, as well How you can save food than a year, their Cham­ FOR INDIGESTION game with the States Prison team Seattle. The funeral of Fred White was as other postmasters from points And, to top it all, she says she never has any desire for short skirts, worth as much as fifty bers Range pays for itself held from his home in South Cov Saturday. It is important that all along the line of the new air mall cents, in one meal. H oav in actual food, gas and entry Tuesday. Mr. White is sur players report. route. satin slippers, chiffon hose, sUk frocks or gigolo hats. vived oy his wife Elizabeth Arm­ She doesn’t e-ven know what a gigolo hat Is! you can cut your gas bill time saved! Let us figure strong and ten children. THOSE BIG EYES. COFFIN UNDER BED. " I ’m perfectly happy," she say's. “ I tried wearing a friend’s pretty right in half ! on your cooking needs. Let 6 Bellans frock at a party once. It was so uncomfortable I took It off and got us demonstrate just what Hot wator CARD OF THANKS. PoH Angeles.— Indian seal hunt­ London.— After sleeping with With the Chambers Eire- the Chambers Range will SureRoHaf We wish to thank our kind ers have returned with a strange his coffin under his bed for more back into my uniform.” friends and neighbors for sympathy tale of a sea beast twice as big as than 20 years, Henry Quinion, a Miss Kelso was "born Into the army” and has spent all her life In its less Gas Range you can do for you. extended to us during our recent an elephant with eyes that open merchant, has been placed in It. atmosphere. On Sale— Sixth Floor. LL-ANS bereavement we would also thank and shut like trap doors. The Indi­ When Quinion's wife died he or­ And— oh, yes— she’s been kissed! those who contributed flowers. ans said the monster nearly upset dered the casket kept under his James Shaw and FamilyJ[ their boat. ^ bed until his time came. "W e have our boy frlends.'you know,” -she adds shyly.

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ROGER WILLIAMS. litelitled to believe that febo known jHanrtjrBtfr They are unveiling today fcl th« whireof nhe epenks. Hall of Fame of New York Univer­ We are all forced to admit that CoaUi^e^s Prestige Ettptting B^ralb sity a bust of Roger W illiams^ manjf willing fathern are quelled in PUBLISHED BY purely an idealistic bit Of wftrk fOi* their hotfie labor attempts by a THB HERALD PRINTINO CO. there is no counterfeit presentmeht wife’s hands-off attitude. Hangs On Election Fonndea by Blwood S. Bla of the Roger Wllllamfl feUtures la When women admit that homes ' Oct. 1. 1881 existence, nor has there ever been, are a bl-eeicuai product, they may Every Evening Except Sundays and Holidays. hut merely a sculptbr's Interpreta­ get along much better! The relation between the Kans­ an and Butler have not grown any Entered at the Post OfTlce at Man­ tion of the man’s character. More Hub S ii|^ Senate chester Q? Second Class Mall Matter. more cordial during the present It Is very doubtful if there Is a' g0gg|Q0 ^ SUBSCniPTIO.N RATES: By Mall Six dolhiru a year; sixty cents a single member of that silent group Seat at in Maisa- By Its very nature, the position month for shorter periods. in the Hall of Fame whose presence of leadership in the Senate carries By cirrler. eighteen centf a week there is more timely or fitting, juSt with It a "closeness” to the White Single copies, three cents. chusetti II President’s House. The White House desires now, tlmn that of Roger Williams. , SPECIAL advertising RBPRE- and, on occasion, the White House m SE.NTATIVE riainilton-De Ltsser, A Puritan of the Puritans, he was l orders, are usually communicated I New York, May 12.—See-eawlng Aliy Fights for Re-elec­ Inc. U\!-t 43(1 Street. .New York about the only one of the lot who to the Senate through the leader. and 137 N Dearborn St.. Chicago. up and down Broadway I noted a Hqwever, that has not been al­ The .Manchester livening Herald Is came to Salem who was consistent sign announcing that “ADle's Irish on s.'ile in .New York City at Schultx s Rose” will soon celebrate Its fifth tion; Chahmanship Hinges together true this session. On i News Stand. Sixtli Avenue and 42nd in his conception of religious lib­ iiiahy occasions when Senators! Street and 43nd Street entrance of erty. He saw It as a two-way anniversary. . . . And many are the wheezes going about Broadway In have wanted to ascertain the at-! Grand Central Station proposition, not as applying only to on Result. tltude of the White House position ' "International News Service has the this connection, .. .One is about a on a given situation It Is to Butler exclusive rlglils to nso for republlca- i himself or to his sect. He fought woman who refused to admit she they have turned Instead of Cur­ tion in any form all news dispatches j the Idea of an established and ty­ had attended the first performance, credited to It nr not otherwise credit- | “for fear of betraying her age” . . . By GEORGE R. HOLMES, tis. ed In tills iiapcr It Is also exclusively rannical church for the colony just Itie Brookhart Fight. enl f cd to use for reinil'llcatlon all ; Another is that the company mem­ Washington.—A good deal more the local or undated news puliLshed ns he and his fellows had all fought bers will take a week off to have than a single seat in the Senate is In the spectacular Brookhart- her_ln." the idea of an established and ty­ their faces lifted. . . . involved in the Massachusetts elec­ Steck contest, Curtis was leading tion this fall. the fight to seat Brookhart, and rannical church In England. The While the off-year contests fur­ Butler was directing the fight to WEDXESD.W. ^E\Y i: 1926. difference was that to the rest of The East Side begins to move out on the fire escapes... Nurse- nish a number of spectacular bat­ seat Steck, a Democrat. It was .j the Puritans It made a difference , maids appear in droves along the tles, both In the primaries and in Butler’s whipping into line a hand- HRIT.AIN WINS. whose ox was gored—to Wllllame central Park driveways.... Secre- the election, the Bay State fight Is ful of administration Senators that j Good news! The best news that it made none. A principle did not ^ taries to professional men tell you by long odds the most Important, gave Steck the seat. The person­ the most spectacular, and the one alities involved in this fight, and 1ms broken ;n tlie world since •ense to be a principle oecause the poshly that "Mr. Whatzus wlU not he in over the week-end .. .Fancy most conducive to political pyro­ the things that went on behind the Xovember eleventh, 1918! Iv- from r ■rnbrellas in store windows. . .Gay­ technics. scenes, left wounds in the Repub­ The teiTuiuai itni of the mammoth Senator William M. Butler, the lican organization in the Senate decorated raincoats in others. .. that will be a long time In healing. British general strike brings out the sacrificing as any of the other libles with polished handsome be- personal choice of President Cool- idge to manage his last campaign, The Democrats are keenly alive sun again—dispels the murk of eco­ unlng to line up at local points Watkins for better summer furniture . . .Everywhere one turns the Is a candidate to succeed himself to this situation, and to the im­ nomic gloom hanging along the ' is del (/'.it li ('I '1 lolses of subway digger may be In the seat once held by Henry portance of the Massachusetts horizon of the world like forerun­ u.s as absolute as theirs, and be­ heard...... Surely, summer has Cabot Lodge, to which he was ap­ election. They believe they can ning shallow of a cataclysmic tem­ come! pointed on Lodge’s death. His op- i defeat Butler this fall, and on the cause at the same time he kept his ponent is Senator David I. Walsh,' record there appears considerable 'ATll^lALLY you want to select your Sum­ pest, with wreckage and disaster In mind and his heart free from bigot­ a Democratic vote-getter, whose justification for their hopes. In The other pieces Speaking of cabs; there’s one sketched are priced mer fufnitiire where you can have a wide fts midst. ry and from the lust for domina- rrand lady who dwells a', the foot lK)litlcal prowess has been 'corn- 1924, when Coolidge carried ■ Wlio has won, it anybody: who lion over the minds and hearts Of f Fifth Avenue who stir goes cab­ pared not unfavorably to that of Massachusetts by 500,000, Senator as follows: Round choice of designs. At the same time you has lost the most, if either side, in Governor A1 Smith of New York. | Walsh was only defeated by 15,000 reed table, finished ills fellow m- n. L ling in the grand manner...... A Although the election is yet six votes, showing that some 385.000 want futhiture that will last not ortly this Sum­ this unprecedented advonture, it is the biggest man, the most appeal­ cood half hour before the drive be- ' months afray, the campaign al- Bay St.iters scratched their tickets with natural var­ mer but for many years. Watkins' large stock too early at this writing to esti­ gins the cabby. Clad 1 silk hat and nish, $11. Reed ing and the finest figure, of earliest raiment to be found chiefly in old ready is on with all tha fervor and for him. combines these two features with low price. Buy­ mate. Maybe it will take a long New England. copies of Godey’s Lady’s Book, warmth of October. chair, walnut stain, time for the real gains and losses The Hall of Fame will gain In drives forth his charges...... i President’s Prestige. without magazine ing in carload quantities—buying foT spot cash— to develop. But this much is cer­ He sits at attention outside the President Coolldge’s personal brings .the choicest values to our buyers. Here significance and Importance be­ orestige in Massachusetts, his rack In arm, spring tain—Britain has ended the great mansion while street gamins from seat, upholstered cause his bust Is there. Washington Square make fresh re­ adopted State is inextricably bound / you wiH find just the pieces you want at the prices experiment without fatal injury to marks from the sidewalks...... By up in the candidacy of Butler, for back, choice of cov­ you hoped to find. her Industry, to her morale, to her REALISM ON THE STAGE. and-by out peeks a maid who trips it was Mr. Goolidge who selected erings, $15. Porch self respect. And she has done to the cab and makes It ready for Butler as his campaign manager, chair (In rear), ftat- It has never been clear to us why the dowager...... who made him chairman of the Re­ what proiiably not any other na­ churchmen, both Protestants and publican National Committee over ural maple finish, Hammock sketched, in ^een and gray striped Finally "her ladyship” arrives, $8. Rocker to tion on eartli, in this or any pre­ Catholics, should permit themselves steps in and all go haughtily down the muttered opposition of the old These are the days every ques- duck with padded back, only $25.25 on easy terms. vious century, could do or could guard, and who urged him into the i tion mark in a boy’s lesson looks match, 1 n fore­ to become so grievously worried as the avenue.... I rub my eyes. . .. ground, $6.50. The settee of willow stained brown, with seat ever have done—she has experienc­ » tn ~ I Can time have been standing still? Senate race. Therefore, if Butler 1 more like a fish hook to hjm. | some of them do over the so-called , ...... airplane is defeated, It will mean a tre-: it all depends on who you have : ed a social conflict between two tre­ Cushion is $52. smutty plays—the "realistic” drama! clrcl’ing overhead?. . . Am I dream- mendous and incalculable blow to . in mind. To call some folks half- mendous classes, enduring over whlch in marked degree has taken Ing about the chaos of motor traffic? Coolidge prestige in New England, j witted is to flatter them, and throughout the country. ; After scrubbing the front porch eight days without developing any possession of the American stage. No, I am n o t.. . A shrieking real liatred, without the firing of a motor horn warns me that If I But even more than this is at i put out a "smallpo ” sign so people If there is reason for serious ob­ stake. A dtd'eat for Butler will | won’t track it all up. single shot, practically without vio­ stand rubbering another second I jection to these plays it would seem shall never get back to the office to mean, probably, that he will relin-1 Failing to pay your grocery bill | if lence, for the little street riots to be such as might naturally ba write my dally stint...... quish the chairmanship of the Na- will keep you from eating too. WATKINS BROTHERS. Inc. staged by rowdies have been scarce­ tlonal Committee. "Lame ducks” heavily during the coming warm expected to Interest the physician, ST. PETERSBURG, FLA. BRANCH—THE WATKINS-LIMBACHER CO. ly more than any Saturday night Saw Barney Fagan, little known do not usually direct the destinies spell. the neurologist, rather than to the to this generation though at 76 he of so important an organization as If the sleeves and legs of heavy clowneries. the National Committee, nor are underwear have stretched much For y c r , till, conflict l,a. been 1 to still appear, nightly In a Broadway , , „ , j t. little danger to the morals or 1 production...... But what grand- successful politicians Inclined to wear It for a spring suit of clothes. a threat, not only in England but | pictures! "When the take many orders from one who Takes all day to dodge an hour’s everywhere. The general strike Robins Nest Again” ...... Yes, has demonstrated his own Inabil­ work. of life that are sheerly repellant in has been a reserve menace as Barney wrote It...... And got the ity to retain cffice. their evil. That the new sort of Leaderslilp at Stake. frightful as international war itself. huge sum of $25 when in 1880 he -.fWi realistic play might, indeed, have sold It to one Frank Howard . . . To a greater or less extent, the Now it is a matter of experience, of Republican leadership In the next DAIBY- a depressing effect on the nervous The song earned something like history. And after all it has done $75,000, thereafter.... A really Senate is also bound uj) In the But- system of the spectator is easily no Irremediable harm. phenomenal sum in a day when ler-W’alsh contest. imaginable. That it Is calculated Few here doubt that If Butler That is because it was fought out present-day methods of "plugging” to lead any person, old or young, were unknown...... is elected he will be the next Re­ by men—controlled, able, big men. publican leader of the Senate. QUEER, o, out of the paths of rectitude and Today Is feast day of St. Epiph.a- Small men, frightened men, on Saw Jim Templeton, a name If so. and life retained the chaliv WASHINGTON virtue is pretty nearly Inconceiv­ manship of the National Commit­ nius, archbishoij who built a mon­ either side, could have converted you’ll hear more of some day.... astery In Palestine about the year Q u r able. tee, Butler would occupy a fMialtnm LETTERS this tremendous event into a holo­ Jim comes from PendletOip, Ore., 833, and who was noted for his ten­ where the round-ups grow. . . .The of political eminence altogether caust, with the torch and blood de- Yet for some reason or other a unique in party hlstoiy. derness and cliarlty to the poor. BY CHARLES P. STEWART Old Maids Are Unknown in Redwing Land certain type of clergyman seems to title of his story Is "From Cowboy The first marriage was performed itroying civilization. to Society Dancer". . . . A peculiar It la no secret in the Republican War for any purpose shall be il­ feel that he has neglected his dnty cloakrooms of the Capitol that lit­ In Plymouth colony—Gov. Edward BY ARTHUR N. PACK Whicli ever side has won, Britain mixture of the rough guy and the VVlnsiow and Miss Susanna White. legal and neither the United States if he doesn’t slam Into the realistic tle love Is lost between Butler and nor any state,, territory, associa­ President, the American Nature has won—a huge triumph of self esthete...... Came to New York —May 12, 1021. Association. playwright and the realistic pro­ from the northwest cow-country Senator Curtis, of Kansas, the tion or person subject to Its juris­ restraint. present Senate leader. It dates Today is birthday anniversary of diction shall prepare for, declare, ducer every time he gets his breath and wound up as a ballet feature. back to the 1924 convention at Henry Cabot Lodge. Up from the rushy meadows in He can still ride a horse. . . . This engage in or carry on war Or oth­ April or May comes the cheerful back from the last time. summer he will teach society debs Cleveland when Curtis was a re­ er armed conflict, expedition, In­ We have no great personal liking ceptive candidate for the Vice- song of the redwing, Oak-a-lee, or EXIT LABOR BOARD. to tango at a fashionable mountain vasion or undertaking within, or quonk-a-re6, telling us that once for the unilluminated, squalid slum resort...... Next summer he may Presidency at a time when that without the United States, nor Tlie Railway Labor Board, that job v.'as going begging between more spring has come. play, but are far from being con­ go home and ranch a little ...... shall any funds be raised, appro­ mysterious governmental function Frank O. Lowden, Senator Borah priated or expended for such pur­ Often, indeed, he comes before vinced that it has no use besides They mix strange drinks-on Broad­ and a few others whom President A TnouGin the rushes or any living green ivhich nobody but railVoad men and way...... pose. that of sheer artistic truth telling. Coolidge unsuccessfully sought to thing has pushed up from the Its own members seems ever to have — GILBERT SWAN. For wrath kiilcth the foolish muddy depths, but secure in the A -stage that represents existence take the nomination. Washington, May 12.—Senator understood: which, judging solely Relations Have Cooled. man, and envy slayeth the silly faith that the sheltering cover will as all fairies and flowers, or all Lynn J. Frazier of North Dakota, from results, appears to have oper­ AT DR. SUN’S GRAVE The Coolldge-Butler camp turn­ one.—Job. 5:2. who proposes a United States con­ not fail him, he patiently sits beer and skittles, is a lying stage. ed thumbs down on Curtis, despite about on the neighboring bushes, ated with a commendable degree of Peking—More than 10,000 per­ stitutional amendment against war Shakespeare was not satisfied to sons from a'l parts of China vis­ the backing he had from the agra­ He submits himself to be seen singing his greeting until the success, but which seems to have through a microscope who suffers PS set forth above, may be set growth Is full enough to hide the (’cal in Pollyanna twaddle, and ited the grave of Dr. Sun Yat-sen rian west and a considerable bloc down safely as possessed the peculiar quality of on the third anniversary service of Old Guard Senators prominent himself to be caught In a fit of pas­ a radical. deep grass-cup that is to hold the is no more reason why mod- here. in that convention. sion. precious eggs. arousing liot partisanship and deep ottid not treat of It isn’t neces­ At each call he puffs up the antipathy among those who knov sarily radical to the trageday of the gutter and feathers of back and breast and —or imagine they know anything want to outlaw slightly raises his wings, seeming ■ au.ry bamlet than war. 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James F. Hamilton; president x»£ the pected to assist In stimulating this For tomorrow and Friday and other countries Increased 8 per Saturday Leatrice Joy’s new star New York State Railways, to cent in 1925, but the 5 per cent tra-'o T’oe toy trade suffered from absence of trade agreements with picture, “The Wedding Song,” a place the agreement which expired GERMANY PLANS fall In exports to Great Britain May 1. ' . and 33 per cent in the quantity France, Poland, Spain and Tur­ thrilling screen melodrama dealing key. It was anticipated that an at- with a band of crooks who are bent ‘The terms of the new agreement TWO LADS-TWO PATHS-TWO FATES shipped tu the Uniied States, out­ offered were practically the same will be ..... 'o to obtain tariff upon robbing an islander of his as weighed the gains in Netherlands, last year. NEW COME BACK Au 'ralia, Belgium, Switzerland, reductions with these countries treasure of pearls. Robert Ames Denmarki Italy, Chile, Portugal this year. plays opposite tlic star. The pic­ and New Zealand. ture is Allan Hale's latest and best' It Pays to be Especially Strangers as They Grow Up OF TOY MAKING Outstanding Causes contribution to the screen. An ex­ There are three outstanding COUNTRY STORE NITE cellent supporting cast has been Particular About causes for the decrease in Ameri­ provided. There is also a well in Same Town, They Meetj ca’s purchases of German toys to selected vaudeville bill. Eunice PLUMBING AT STATE TONIGHT Miller and Boys, a peppy song and less than half the demand before — both material and 'workman­ Trade Treaties Concluded the war. dance revue; Arthur Archer and at Last in Gallows Case. I (1) The rapid development of Grace Beldford in “The Piano ship. Upon the quality of ma­ Country Store night needs no in­ Mover” : Howard and Norwood in terial and competency of the During 1925 Stimulated the domestic industry In this conn troduction as you all know the try, which employs more up-to- “Esther From Pittsburgh” ; Julia workman .depends the degree presents that are given away at the Curtis, the singing mimic, and the Bahimoro. May 12.—Two care­ date designs and methods of manu­ State every 'Wednesday night. To- of satisfaction and service re­ free boys played happily in neigh­ Exports and Manufacture. facture. Two Martells, a cycling oddity. (2) Heavier competition by nigUt there are going to be more ceived. boring streets of Baltimore 20 years presents and more fun than ever, r a f u Czechoslovak, French, British and YORK ST.VTE TROLLEY.MEV ago, each unmindful of the other. Japanese manufacture who did not so be on hand and take home a Washington — Germany s re­ gift. Also there is a double feature REJECT WAGE SCHEDULE JOSEPH C. WILSON One was seven years of age, the go in for this market before the Rochester, N. Y., May 12. — The sourceful economic experts, in bill, a rural, rustic romance—• Plumbing In All Its Branches. other eight. war. trolley men of Roclicster, Syracuse Today, after two decades—-such ■ / planning the campaign for re-cap­ (3) American taste at present Charles Ray in ‘‘Sweet Adeline” Service Of The Best Kind. with Ray as the loveable hick. The and Ftiac today refused a jiroposi- are tlie curious caprices of life— ture of pre-war world markets, are decidedly favors ultra-modern tion for a new wage and working 28 Spruce Street Tel. 641 Ilieir paths meet dramatically. In o devoting considerable attention to toys, to the detriment of the well- sweetest love song of the age.';, a agreement offered to them by the meetitig. one hoy is lighting foi assisting the ‘‘comeback of the known wooden toys which have al­ sweeter story on the screen with his life. Tlic other is battling to tov industry, according to a report ways formed an important part of Gertrude Olmstead as ‘‘Sweet Ade­ The doom him. to the Department of Commerce Germany's output. line.” AUTOS WASHED Richard Reese Whittemore, ban­ E l from American Vice-Consul F. van Germany, however increased Us For the second feature the Stat‘d McGovern Granite Co. Cleaned and Polished. dit de lu.X'’, is the one whose life is den Arend, at Leipzig. shipments of toys to South Ameri­ presents -a strong entertainment CEMETERY MEMORIALS Expert Simonizing. at stake. Herliert R. O'Connor, bril­ ‘‘The German toy industry ex­ ca last year by 4 per cent in the fare for the staunch of heart. Represen fed by liant voting prosecuting attorney, erted every effort during 1925 to fact of strong American, British Slashing melodrama of tlie land Wilson’s (leaning Sta. faces 'the duty of trying to send Herbert R. O'Connor, left and Rich nrd Ree.se hittcniorc, right, hofli recover some of the trade lost in where white death lurks, “The Isle C. W. HARTENSTEI.V and JciTnese competition. Exports 27 Brainard PI. Phone 2030-2 Wliittemore to tlie gallows. He are “ Raltiinore hoys.” Rut their first meeting is to be in court, with foreign markets since the infla­ to South America, however remain of Retribution” with Lillian Rich ! 47 Denton St. Telephone 1621 probably is the most juvenile chief AVliitteinore trying to escape the g allows and O’Connor, state prosecu­ tion boom,” the consul said. 12 per cent below pre-war. and Robert Frazer. prosecutor in any great city in the tor, trying to doom him. “In quantity, exports last year ! Throug’i commercial treaties con­ United States. were S9 per cent of those in 1924 cluded during 1925, Germany ob­ iiiiiiimiiiniiMiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii >Iiicli Alike— Once While O'Connor was winning ing as cub reporter, Whittemore and 75 per cent of those in 1913. tained important concessions on Tlicy were much alike 20 years scholarship honors, Whittemore was serving term after term in The average value, however, was import '’-Fies on toys, which is ex­ ago, there two lads. was stealing. tlastern prisons. higher.” . Landscape ' Botli lived in modest, respectable When O'Connor, a little later, And as O'Connor clinched his The steady decline in volume of homes. Both boys were dark, with was winning social honors and city-»’ide popularity by winning toy exports during recent year^ Gardening I Murdy, athletic bodies and black, popularity with the girls, Whilte- election to the state's attorneyship has been accompanied by 'a piac- ARMS INSURANCE lashing eyes, handsome and ad­ more was drifting into gang leader­ with a large majority Whittemore tically normal increase in relative clinched his reputation as Balti­ Grounds laid out, grading, mired. ship. values. Figures indicate the high­ MONUMENTAL Both went to neighboring schools In the Navy more's most daring desperado by er prices obtained for German seeding, pruning, planting. O'Connor earned praise from his escaping from Maryland prison In toys in spite of keen competition WORKS and both to Sunday school. Both General Outdoor The Best Guardian ot were leaders of their companions. superiors in the Navy. Whittemore j broad day after killing a guard. abroad and weak demand at home. Both, as young men, joined the was dishonorably discharged. Neither knew the other while all Price Prol)lciiis Cor. Pearl and Harrison Streets Work. N'avy. While O'Connor was earning, his this was happening. The higher prices were not due South Manchester. Life and Property Two bovs much alike, BUT— way through law school by work-1 But now, at last, they meet. to the better quality article offer­ ed but to Increased production Chas. J. Feeney costs brought about by a combina­ 55 Wadsworth St. Call 77-3. r Contrast tion of I'icrh interest rates, heavier TO REPEAT PLECTRAL clr----- for raw materials and Hie WTIC impossibility of keeping factories ORCHESTRA CONCERT operating to capacity. The better ^ Travelers Insurance Co., srlling figures, '■ "Tver were often ^ Hartford, Conn. insufficient to '^axT a profit, ac­ S 467. cording to members of the German Insure Your Valuables t - Willimantic Appearance Was, toy industry. Decided Success — To Be| Thev asserted *''at owing to se­ A BOX IN A GOOD SAFE DEPOSIT VAULT Tonight's rrogrnm. Heard Here Friday. vere c'omprtition German toy man­ ufacturers are facing throughout C M 'firfic IS THE (Eastern Standard Time.) the world, it has frequently been Those who attended the recent: • "---ry to sell at unprofitable 5:30 B. M.—Dinner Concert— concert of the iManchester Plec- BEST AND CHEAPEST INSURANCE. .• Emil Heimberger's Hotel Bond prices in order to retain the trade. tral Orchestra in Willimantic, nn-! In 1913 Germany exported 5tL- Trio. der the direction of Mrs. Ada N. | A “Spare” for . a. Melody ...... Somerville 599 tons of toys valued at $24,595, Merrifleld report that the soloists 23S, compared to 43,001 tons in Our Shop Will Be Open b. Serenade ...... Drdla delighted the audience and the or-; Your Income The Manchester Trust Co. c Selection from ‘‘Lakme'', Delilms 1925, valued at $20,585,952. cliestra played with excellence. The Losses were concentrated in the Ewery Friday and The Connecticut General Lite d. Veccliio Minuetto ....Sgambati concert will he repeated at the two most important niark'^ts. Eng­ c. Sedertiou from “Tlie lirctly” . . Harding school hall Friday evening.! Saturday Income Plan provides, in case ...... Hr ml land and ‘''c United States which of continued • total disability- Tlic program follows: ; have for many years been buying From 8 a. m. to 4 p. m. f. Siegfried and the Thru.sli . . . Part I. I Other Times by Appointment. before age 60: ...... Wagner alioiit 05 per cent or all the Ger­ Mill Dam ...... Babb man toy exports. Toy exports to So. .Manchester. Phone 2147 1. Relief from premium pay­ g. To a Water Lily . . . ..MacDowoIl Waltz—Love and Roses . . . .Wiedt ments, h Hindoo Song ...... Bemberg Minuet in G ...... Beethoven 2. A monthly income for you, i. The .Moon Drops Low . .Cadman The Manclipster Blectral j. Kashmiri Song ...... I'indeii Orchestra. 3. Maintenance of your in­ Fire and Liability Biggest boot and smallest man— k. La Feria...... Lacoine Reading— surance in force for the fi: 30—Announcements, Police Hiram on the Pullman Julot, Frencli midget. He is 68 full amount. and Weather Reports. Miss Lillian G. Grant years old and weighs 59 pounds. After age 60, -when normally a 7:00—Concert liy the Hartford Mandolin Solo— man’s earning power declines Insurance Sacngcrbiind assisted by Carl Hess, Mrs. Ada N. Merrifleld Jr., baritone. Andante, et Polonaise .. Mezzacapo anyway, it pays a life income a. Es Zog d'^r Maienwind Zu Mrs. Maude M. Shearer of $100 a month. q'hal ...... Sturm-Biel at the piano It’s a dependable “ spare” . b. Haenscl und Gretcl ....Brener Soprano Solo— Read Herald Advs. Ask for descriptive booklet, RICHARD G. RICH c. S’ Maileufterl ...... Ti'einl Miss Eugenia Maslen “ Pension Yourself” . d. Wiegenlied ...... Brahms Be Still, Blackbird ....Sanderson lUi 0 . Heimkehr ...... GelbliC Good Day Suzon...... Thome! Connecticut General Tinker Building, South Manchesteft f. Baritone Solos—To be An­ As We Bart ...... llgenfritz Life Insurance Company nounced, Mrs. Merrifleld at the Piano Carl Hess, Jr. Spanish Silhouettes ...... Pomeroy FAYETTE B. CLARKE, Agt. g. Donau Weilen ...... Benscbel Tlie Orchestra miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii h. Der Einsiedler an die Nacht. . String Quartette— 10 Depot Sq. - Tel. 292 tOerman Folk Song) Serenade d’Amour...... Blon 1. Old Black Joe ...... Pizzicato Polka...... Strauss ...... \'nn der Stciicken Humoreske ...... Dvorak j. Das ist der Tag des Herrn . . Misses Van Haverbege and Grant ...... Kreutzer Mrs. Merrifleld and Mrs. Potts S:00 — “Antomoldle Fuels” — The Banjo Club— Professor C. R. Hoover, Wesleyan Ace High...... Brunovei' PRO CR ASTIN ATION University. Royal Guards ...... Brunover ,S:1.5—Piano Solos— Tlie Dandy ...... Morris; Isn’t it pecLilia'i’ why people will put off ordering Spanish Dances ...... L All)cniz Hurry U p ...... Morris! coal until the last minute when they could just as Laura C Gaudet. Part 2. xvell have their bins filled before the cold weather S:30-!): 00—Organ Recital direct Overture—Merrie Musician .... 1TT1VCS from the Austin Organ Studios—■ ...... Ramsdell NY •I. Meditation ...... Marker The Orchestra C l M It’s human nature to put off until tomorrow what b. Braver from ‘‘Jewels of the Mandola Solo— can be done today, but every sudden cold snap Madonna” ...... Wolf-Ferrari Jliss Aline Van Haverbeke There was a young fellow keeps us busy writing orders, each order stating MOIQROIL Finale from the Second Organ CASOLM c. The Dream ...... Bartlett named Zee “ must be delivered at once.” Symphony ...... Widor Mrs. Merrifleld at the Piano Group of Scandinavian Folk Reading— Who said, “ Each two All of which leads us to ask, have you orderjd d. weeks I’ve a “ 'V” Tunes At a Modernist Art Exhibit vour wdnter supply of coal ? ‘A N Q ^ OILOO.OF NlW,YDRK,:26BKMdw7 Esther A. Nelson. Miss Grant I can spend for a car; Banjo Duct — That will go pretty far THE W . G. GLENNEY CO. Miss Janet Simon On the plan of the Allen Place, Manchester. Master Horace Burr GMACI Swing Along...... Brunover SHOULD NEWSPAPER Mazurka Petit...... Moyer Soprano Solo—- KILL A BIG STORY Miss Maslen It takes very little moti* .V Pastoral, from the Opera ey to drive away a good 10 Rosalinda by Veracini Pierrot ...... Ormond used car. Not only are .\ problem of newspaper etbies The Smile of Spring...... P'letcher our used cars priced low which is as old as the press itself Barcarolle ...... Offenbach arises In ‘‘Headlines,” the new En­ La Paloma...... Yradier but you can secure them core production liaving a newspaper Home Town Band...... Weidt on the GMAC Plan for I background, which is showing at I By Request) a small sum down and :lip Girclo Thursday and Friday. The Orchestra Tlie big scandal story which twelve easy monthly oreaks concerns a woman feature payments. W e have a A writer, the nintlier of the girl the DIVERS HUNT .«!.>,000,000 IN dty editor loves. The story romes A SUNKEN LINER splendid stock of used The GOLD In over the wires and is placed on cars in our showroom MEDAL tile city editor's desk. Tlie ques­ Paris—German divers on May G l e n w o o d tion then arises in bis mind of 11 began the search for 1,089,000 which it would be well tviietlier or not it is fair to withold pounds ($5,000,000) swallowed worth your while to the ‘‘lieadline” story fronr publica­ lip liy the sea when tlie liner tion. Egypte sank May 20, 1922. examine. They are He thinks of the old slogan of The Egypte collided with the thoroughly recondi­ many famous newspaper men, ‘‘who French cargo steamer Seine and tioned and still good keeps the truth from the people sank, 102 lives being lost. The 2, Ranges in 1 stands in the way of God.” He treasure was in gold bars that for many thousands of thinks of tlie prnhaiile effect the England has shipped to Egyptian miles. Drop in and look story will have on his own staff— banks. A complete coal range and of conr.=e on his own love affair. The ship is submerged In 400 them over. Maybe >'ou'll lie siiriirised and feet of water, 22 miles off the and a complete gas Equipped with maytie yon won't when you see Frencli lighthouse at Armen. The range perfectly (Sm- Glenwood whether tlie story comes out in currents are violent there and ROBERTSHAW flaming headlines or goes uii In work is possible only in fine W . R. TINKER, JR. bined^COMEINAND Oven flame.s in the furnace of the news­ weather. Heat Control paper office. 130 Center Street SEE O m EUILUNE The co-feature for Thursday Phone 1000. and Friday will he Dolores Costello ON WITH THE DANCE In ‘‘Bride of the Storm.” a thunder­ Jbr Economical Trantportatio*-, ing melodrama of tlio sea. Tokio—A meeting of Japanese Today the Circle presents the who opposed the spread of west­ last showing of .•Xdnlphe Menjou ern hall room dancing in Japan, G lenw ood and Florence Vidor in “The Grand was to have been held in Uyeno Duchess and the Waiter,” and Park recently, but the police ban­ RANGES Madge Bellamy in ‘‘Thunder Moun- ned the assembly. The police ;ain.” feared trouble might ensue. Make Cooking Easy Olen-wood Gas Ranges at sronr Gas Company NIASKS FOR ENGINEERS USED CAR SPECI.ALS the heart's Uood Geneva. Switzerland—Gas masks AUTO 1925 Chevrolet Sedan. C M'p being given by the Swiss fed- ELECTRICAL SERVICE 1924 Chevrolet Sedan. M-al railway to engineers, their as- RCPAIII WORK GUARANTEED 1924 Ford Tudor Sedan. WATKINS BROTHERS, o l m o to i 1921 Ford Touring. a dstants and guards employed in | f NORTON freight trains which pass throiigli | EUECTWCAL INSTRUMENT Ca 1922 Ford Ton Truck. (he Grand Moiitier tunnel. There is r HtUJARD 5T. ' ^ RM ONIt t 1924 Chevrolet Delivery. much poisoned air in the tunnel. | A H E AR *«a ;« c h u t i r r r i x i h t v t a d o m •^ ■ ■ -'V ■ V’ ■■ ' ■ / . !’V

/TAGESTT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1920.

IVANHOE— Sir Walter Scotf s Classic in Pictorial Form —By Redner c L A S s m adverhsehekts THfc STORY THUS FAR— The story is laid in the England r.f and flees, with a man disguised as a palmer or wandering friar. The beat Bois Guiltert. and all the others, thus winning a handsome Avar Richard the Lion-Hearted. A party of knights visit the castle of Jew tells the palmer where to get armor for the big tournament. horse and the right to name the Queeji of Love and Beauty. He Cedric, the Saxon. They are coldly received and their leader, Brian When the tournament opens a strange knight appears to challenge preseiued the satin and gold coronet to Rowena. the Templar, incurs Cedric's ire by his admiration of Cedflc's daugh­ Bois Guilbert, most famous of the contestants. The stranger, known HERALD BARGAIN COLUMNS ter, Row'ena. A Jewish stranger Avho enters is threatened by Brian as the disinterested knight because of the device on his shield, BRING RESULTS

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FOR SALE REAL ESTATE

FOR — ?xI2 Art square rug. alsri Whitney stroller. Inquire at lUl t'lu'stnut street. KXTRAOtlUIAARY B.AHGAIN ™ HAT SAME EVENING THE DISINHERITED KNIGHT DIS- URTH PAID OVER EIGHTY ZECCHINS. WHICH WAS A FOR S.\T.E—Crosley puih tube, bat- F O R S.ALK— Si.v room lioii.sp, ^ HEY WERE ROBBERS, MEMBERS OF ROBIN HOOD'S HE NEXT DAY WAS THE GENERAL PASSAGE AT terle.s. and phone.s. JS.OO roinplete. garage to take care of 8 cars, ab PATCHED GURTH. WHO WAS ACTING AS HIS SQUIRE. BETTER BARGAIN THAN HE HAD EXPECTED. AS HE ^ BAND. AFTER TELLING THEM THE MONET HE HELD ARMS. ON ONE SIDE WERE THE DISINHERITED Call Mr. L'uffy. Sheridan Hotel. ham. extra lot. .All Improvementa TO THE HOME OF ISAAC OF YORK. THE SQUIRES OF THE ®WAS LEAVING THE HOUSE. HOWEVER. HE WAS STOPPED In house. Reason for selling, to VANQUISHED KNIGHTS HAD PAID THEIR MASTERS' RAN­ BY REBECCA. ISAAC'S DAUGHTER. AND GIVEW A PURSE BELONGED TO THE DISINHERITED KNIGHT. GURTH WAS KNIGHT AND FIFTY OTHERS. ON THE OTHER WERE FOR S.\LE—1 single heavy express he explained by inquiry at 52 SOM, AND THE VICTOR WANTED TO PAY ISAAC FOR FUR­ CONTAINING 100 ZECCHINS. HE WAS STILL WONDERING WELL TREATED AND WAS GIVEN THE OPPORTUNITY TO BOIS-GUIl BERT FRONT DE-BOEUF AND OTHERS, MOST- wagon suitable for all kinds of heavy I’enrI street. NISHING HIM WITH HORSE AND ARMOR. FOR THE AT THIS GENEROSITY ON HIS WAY BACK WHEN FOUR SAVE HIS OWN MONEY BY ENCAGING AT QUARTER STAFF lY TEMPLARS. AND. STRANGELY. ATHELSTANE. CE­ or liglit work. Excellent condition, KNIGHT WAS NONE OTHER THAN THE PALMER WHO MEN SPRANG ON HIM AND HELD HIM. PLAY WITH ONE OF TH E ROBBER BAND. GURTH AFTER DRIC'S COUSIN. WHO WAS A LITTLE JEALOUS THAT THE price reasonable if taken at once. H. HAD BEFRIENDED THE MONEY LENDER. A LONC-BATTLE. WAS THE VICTOR. disinherited KNIGHT SHOULD HAVE CHOSEN ROWENA .\. Frink, Wapping. Telephone Man­ AS beauty q ueen . ITo Bo ConUr.ucJ) chester Div. 77G-12. FOR SALE—Ridge street. Six room single corner lot. house has hot FOR SAI.T-7—Household Turnilure water heat, oak trim, and Is in good TO RENT WANTED lioe.” They tlien continued, to­ including four parlor chairs, chif­ shape, two car garage. Price only ROMANTIC STORY gether to the castle, where great Fair Louise Wins fonier. kitclien cabinet, also single $7500. Cash $1500. See Arthur A. our girls bed with inatlres.s, IdankeL and com- Knofla, telephone 782-2. FOR RF.N'T— Tenement in two ■w a n t e d —Cook fo preparations had been made for fnrtahlcs. Screens. Inquire S5 Foster family house; six rooms. Plenty of boarding liouse "Chestnut r.odgc." the wedding. Amid the plaudits of ground, chance for garden. Tel. 435-3. .Apply to CUency Brothers Employ- ; ■street. FOR S.\LE—.Attractive new six OF SHAHMERAM RUG a multitude of his people, Shah- room cottage, also four excellent ment Bureau. ' FCiR S.ALF—Furniture, suitable imiUlIng lots on the Dougherty tract. FOR RENT—On the West Side, meram was married to Malahigh, for cottage at your price. Phone 413 Center street, trolley service and all right off West Center street, six room ! WANTED—Painting in all its ' Arabia's beautiful princess. tenement, bath, steam heat. Call at 28 or call at ,S2S Main street. city Improvements, moderate prices, branches. I’aperhanging. calciniinlng. Foley street. Telephone 445-12. etc. Workmanship guaranteed. Prices $10,000 Oriental Exhibit at Soon after the wedding, Shah- suitable terms. James Dougherty. merara ordered his weavers to FOR .c;.\I.F — Garden fertilizer, I’liune 4 93. reasonable. Estimates furnished ' FOR RENT—Five roor-. second cheerfully. I.eClair and Gallaglier, 39 Watkins All This Week. weave a silk rug that would tell $2.7.‘> liundred; Tlinotliy grass seed, fioor flat in Greenacres. Available S'l.oii liushel: barbed wire, per BIRCH STREET-Two houses of Cliestnut street. 1 the story of his meeting with Mala- roll. W. 11. Rurko, 2S3 .stprnce street. two families e.ach, modern. 200 feet May lotli. Apply at The Home Bank from Main street. Income $1,056 a uy and sell used furniture. ' Shull me rani, King of Persia. bian rejoiced in the possession of street I'rnings until one p. m. or Iiome of seven rooms, with extra girls, at 183 Center street, five Clias. Lessner. 28 Oak street. I’hone. | Sliaiimeram. tlie most powerful such a beautiful rug and he sent telephone 30S-5. building lot. at a very reasonable minutes to mills and Main street. 2116. ; m;;n of the time, bad a strong in­ word to the Persian king that all price of $7500. Terms. See Arthur A. Call after 5 p. m. FOR S.AT.E—A'ulean gas range K'nofla. Tcleiihone 782-2, 875 Main W.ANTED—-Ashes to cart, g.ardens fatuation for beautiful women, so, was forgiven, and tliat his daugh­ good as new. I'’nur burner, oven and streeL TO RENT—Single six room bouse, to plow, cellars to dig I.. T. Wot'd, 55 when be learned of this beautiful ter Avould noy receive his bless­ broiler. Re.asonable. Telephone 1050 modern iinprovenie.its, also garage if Bissell street, teleplione 4.i6, princes.s, be sent ivord at once to ings. or address 1‘. O. Box 335. Manchester. ■MANCHESTER GREEN SECTION: desired, at 181 1-2 Oak street. Inquire For many years this rug hung in .New six room bungalow, strictly at 179 Oak or call 1619 after B p. m. W.A.NTED-JTo buy eld cars for Abululghau asking for her hand in FOR .'4.\T,I'—Big load of used lum­ modern, oak floors and trim, steam )unk. Telephone 789. marriage. .Abululghan's palace. It ivas hand­ ber at Coventry lake. Can be seen heat, a bargain at $6,200, small TO RENT—Sif rooms on Lilac Abululghan, flying into a rage of street, steam heat, all Improvements, ed down in his family from genera­ any Sund.ay. For information, call .amount of cash. Wallace D. Robb, AUTOMOBILES temper, absolutely refused, reply­ tion to generation until at the time I29S nr 7i', Florence street, South 8.53 Main StreeL two car garage, five minutes to mills, •Manchester. also garage on Elro streeL Inquire ing that the band of bis daughter of the Great World War when it 21 Elro. FOR S.ALE—1923 Ford maclster. ini WEST CENTER STREET-On guild condition. Price rcasonalde for ; would never be .given to the King was sold in haste to P. G. Selwyn FOR S.\LE—Flower plants; every­ trolley, eight room house for either FOR RENT—Three room flat, at quick sale, 21 Huntington street. Tcl. whom lie despised. On receiving and thus this famous old rug found thing worth having In annuals and one or two family, strictly modern, 2115-4. hardy plants. Including hedging m a­ over acre of land, plenty of fruit, ins Oak street, all improvements. tiiis answer tlie Persian king its way to America. ;ilso garage. Telephone C16-5. terial. Flowering slirubs, rose hustles. two car gantre Price 8 7 ,500 for Ft'iR S.AI.E—Ford sedan, Fordor. in ■ chuckled and sent word to Abulul- This rug is now valued at about Evergreens and spring Inilbs. Also qttick sale. Wallace D. Robb. 858 T(J RE.NT—Several small rents at excellent I’nniiit ion, good iiainl and, ;.ban that, if necessary, lie would $10,000 and is on exhibit at Wat­ tomato, pepper, lettuce and straw ­ Mttiii StreeL tires. Many extr;is. for (|uiek sale berry plants. wholesale and retail. $2 1 per month. .Apply to PJdnard J war on Arabia to secure this girl kins Brothers all this week, and all Holl. Orford Bldg. TeL 560. .>26,5. See thi.s car at 5S7 Ct'iUer street. ; next, together with Mr. Selwyn’s ■Way.slde Cardens, near Rockville. P, SCHOOL STREET — Seven room Phone 1675. ' for bi.s wife. J. Burke, Prop. Teleplione connection. single, strlctlv modern, for quick FOR RENT—Four room tenement, Tile .Ar.-ibiau chief, tliough his $50,000 stock of new Oriental sale $7,000. Wallace D. Robb. 853 ICOR p.Aid-:- -Ford trutde in good FOR SALE-AVhite Rook day old ■with large garden, rent $17 per month. power was imicb less tlian that of rugs. Mr. Selwyn makes a trip to Main street. Inquire at 92 East Middle Turnpike. I running oriler iiioc friiiit tire, new ; bis adv.‘r;-;iry, at once prepared for Watkins each year bringing with chicks from tested stock-. Ready May j 'car fonder : .5il.0'i. .Aiqdy at 2.83 17. Apply telephone 1029, 25 Hamlin A 'EST SIDE — Single six room '-'priice street. tlie invasion of tlie Persian troops. him new rugs each time which street. FOR KENT—On W. Center street, strictly modern, new. and the price a new five room ll.al. all modern im­ •Malaliigli, learning what it was have just been imported. This Is only $6,700. Small amount of provements. AVm. Kanohl. Tel. 1776. Autos repaired, tire serviep. fibre' about, became frightened lest her year’s exhibit, Mr. Selwyn's fourth FOR .S.AT.E—Tomato, celery, pep­ cash. Wallace D, Robb, 853 .Main coating for fl:it i"or buildings put on. , per, cabbage. cauliflowi'r and egg street. I'nlv experts. Cave Dean, Coiiununi- ! father lose bis kingdom and secret­ visit to Watkins, contains probably plants. ;ilso asters, spirca, zinnias. FOR RENT—Two furnished rooms, and a .single room, tor light house­ ty Filling Station. 139 North -Main St. I ly sent word to Pliabmeram in­ the finest collection of Orientals Tel. 37-3, 021 Hartford Road. FLORENCE STREET—Two family keeping. Also three rofim tenement at forming him that she would go ever brought to Manchester. practically new, ofr ten rooms, or will 1U9 P'o.sier street, and a four room FOR SALE—Twelve weeks old trade for single In good location. teneme.a' on Ridgewood street- Apply willingly to him if lie would cease I’rices on all sizes and makes are Rhode Island Red and Barred Rock MISCELLANEOUS Wallace D. Robb. 853 Main streeL at 109 Poster streeL his plan of Invasion upon Arabia. unusually low. due to the fact that Pullets. Broilers for sale. Apply to Shalimeram. greatly pleased with the rugs are all new (Oriental rugs ■William K. Bradle.v, 321 Oalcland FOR S.ALE—On Lydall street, new TO RE.VT—Four room flat, first tills news, sent back word to Mala- increase In value as they grow street. Tcleidione II 03-3. modern single home. 6 rooms and and second floors just been renovat­ DRESSM.AKING—B. Af. Gardiner. Ij.'itli. oak floors throughout. 1-3 acre ed. Cement cellar. Gas. handy tray, Jolinson Block. Dressmaking of all high tliat he had recalled his old) and the fact that they are FOR S.ALE—.At Spruce street sec­ of band, more If desired. Price reason- electric lights, bathtubs. Inquire 36 kinds. troops and was an.xlously awaiting sold direct to Watkins Brothers' ond hand store. Lawn mowers. Ice aide. easy terms. B. 11. Johnson. Tel. 1,'liuton StreeL boxes, oil stoves, used and new gas 1 629-3. WE II.AA'E READY NOAA': P.nnsies, tier presence. customers by the importer. stoves, ten dollars up. Honster kltch- I TO RE.NT—Heated apartment, three .asters, zinnias, c.aleiululas. salvia, Abululglian was furious wlien en cabinet, cottage furniture. A'ou FOR SALE—Greenlilll s r.-tt, le.".u- nice large rooms, bath, gas, etc., over marigold, .str.’iwllowers, J-lnglisli d.ai.sy •Malahigli told him what she liad I.culse Ciorc, New York Avorking girl, is the “most marvelous” of all his will find some good pieces here and tlful home of six rooms, reception the post office, 1009 Main street. Rent .and Sweet AA'illiams for 2.5c per done: yet after hours of pleading, reasonable. Telephone 1325-5. luill and su.i room, has fire place, oak only $35.00 a month, Robert J. Smith. dic'.cn. Hollyhocks, canterbury bells, 15 most b"’autiful women of America, says Dr. Ernst Linnenkamp. She floors and trim, steam heat, two car foxgloves, liardy c:irnations. and slio linally got his consent, though, PLANES TO DROP five Aveighs FOR S.AI.E —10 Indiana horses, all garage, and beautiful high elevation. TO RENT—-Midland apartments, cnreiqisi.s for li'c e.aidq ileraniunis. lie absolutely refused to bestow is 19, blonde, unbobbed, blue-eyed, feet six inches, 127 acclimated and ready for work, three Call .Arthur A. Knofla. 'hrio rooms, steam heated, janitor dracaena, fushsias. vinc.a vines, E n g ­ :iuy iirescnls upon lier. Ho did, pounds. ■ and five galled saddle horses: also •■pivTc. refrigerator, gas range fur- lish ivy, ibTiiian i\y. .scent gera­ stable manure. Manchester Riding FOR SALE—Washington street, i nislied. rent $3.8 per month. Call niums, coleus, cannas. hvlioti'ope, however, give her a camel and a Academy. S, D. Pearl, Proprietor, 12o POISONED DUST dandy building lot. $500 down, 2 years Manchesier Construction Co., 2100. ageratum. cabbage, lettuce, cat.alp.a servant with wliich to mal;e the I the cream of the season’s oflerings AVoodland street, telephone 1 457. to pay the balance: lot has gas. water or telephone 782-2. hungei. hydrangea. California privet journey. When Shalimeram heard j lor American consumption,” he and sewer in front of IL Call Ar­ and liarberr.i'. I’lirme r.aurcl 1610. BROADWAY BANNING I-’OR SALE—I have two good work thur .A. Knofla, telephone '<82-2. 875 FO.T BENT—Five-room tenement Durnside .Avenue Greenhouse, Station tliat Malalii'gh had started across w^w . xt' foi'ced to accedc horses, for farm work, I want to sell .Main streeL on Ouram street, modern, rent $'5 22, E.ist Hartford. the desert, he am! liis servants set ON MOSQUITOES Bt once. Miss E. I. Stoughton, Wap- per moiiiti. Call Manchester i_on- out t-o meet lier. PARIS BED ROOM PLAYj ’■<’ ping, Conn. Telephone 1382-2. FOR S.ALE—New six room house, struettop Co.. 2100, or -elephone Popularity re.sts on merit. English j just off East Center street, lak floors 782-2, 8'i6 Main street, over Manches­ made to measure clothes, notable for' On meeting, Shahmeram pre­ P’OR SALE—A good general pur­ and trim. Price $6,900. Terms. See ter I’lumbir g and Supply store. long wearing (lualitio.s. pri<-ed for sented to his bride-to-be tlie most Paris.— “Broadway is banning pose horse, harness, and llciit weight .Arthur A. Knofla. telephone 782-2, 875 sensilile economy. Harry Anderti>n. 3$ j cherished gift of tlie time, a beau­ the French farce,’’ exclaimed Avitii business wagon. Price $1 50.00 Ad­ Main streeL TO RENT—Centennial apartments, Church street. .South ' .Manchester. tifully colored bird, called "Ibib- Successful Experiments in dress L. A. White, Rockville, Conn., four rooms, steam heated, front Teleplion 1221-2. The English Woolen melancholy Monsieur duWast, di­ Dr telephone Rockville 311-2. FOR SALE—East Middle Turnpike, apartment. Janitor service, gas range, Company. rector of the National Theatrical refrigerator and In-a-door bed fur­ right near Main street, new six room Office of France. Avho has been the FOR SALE—Thoroughly seasoned single, oak trim, fireplace, steam nished. Call Manchester Construc­ Back In the game. I’lunibing, heat­ Swampy and Woody hardwood, stove length. $8.00 truck- boat, silver fixtures, sink room, tion Co., 2100 or telephone 782-2. ing. roofing. Lowest cost eonsistant intermediary between the French load of 84 cubic feet. Asher. Tel. garage ,n cellar for two cars. A nice witli be.st material and workmanship. playwright and the American pro­ 106-14. ■me In the right location at the FOR RENT—Two desirable office Alancliester Plumbing it Supply Co. Lands With New Method. ducer for the last twenty years. riglit price. Can be seen at any time. rooms. Apply to Mr. Padrove. Man­ FOR S.ALE—35,000 pansy plants. In Walter Friche, 64 East Middle Turn­ chester Public Market. Phone. 10. I pay highest cash prices tor your “It was bad enough Avhen the bloom, 25c a dozen. Burnside Avenue pike. TeL 348-4. rags, magazines, bundled paper and United States put up the bars Greenhouse, Station 22, East Hart­ WANTED junk of all kinds. Phone 849-2. 1 will m Washington. — Airplanes distri­ against our champagnes and light ford, Conn. MORTGAGES call. J. Eisenberg. buting poison dust c"er large areas wines. But when they refused to AVANTED—Return load from New P’OR SATyE—Farm, about 28 acres. of treeless and woody swamps may buy any more of our bedroom com­ WANTED—Second and third mort­ A'ork nr cnnnite. for Saturday. May 10 acres early garden land, rest in 1.5th., I’errelt & Glenney. I’hone 7-2. POULTRY soon bring about the complete, an­ edies that had really started that pasture an1 woods. All kinds of gages. More money on hand. P. D. Lult. Seven rooms, new house with Comollo. 13 Oak streeL Telephone EGO.S FO R H A T C l'IN G | nihilation of malaria mosquitoes. vogue in the American theatre, 1540. WANTED—Good home for fine all improvements, occupied at pres­ watch dog. Tan and wlilte. Licensed. B.irred Plymouth .torks. egt^s for | Considerable success has already that was a rude blow.” ent; some stock and tools: 3 miles Apply evenings at 62 Bigelow St. hatching from prize winning and ex- j attended experiments made by the “The American market has been from Manchester Center. une mile cellent laying ."stock $2.On per 14, i practically closed to use since TO RENT $12.01) per 100. .1. F’ Bowtn, .570 Wood- j Department of Agriculture experts from r.'iilro.Td. Would exchange for W ANTED—20 men. Truck will he 1919. That marked the beginning town property. Address P’arm. in care at the Center at 6:30 daylight time. bridge utroeL Phone 1285-2. Manchos- i in this direction. In the final tests of South Herald office. TO RENT—Garage — 38 Hduson St. Conn. Sumatra Tobacco Company, ter Green. more than 99 per cent, of tho larvae of American dramatic indepen­ New Shaving Telephone 1851. Buckland. in the area treated were destroyed dence. With the output of French FOR SALE—Gladiolus. Finest flow­ BABY CHICKS—Bred-to-Lay Pop- ul r Breeds; guaranteed live delivery: I ■with one application. Paris green playwrights practically at a stand­ ering bulbs. New price list now ready. FOR RENT— Room on East Center WANTED—Representatives every­ comfort Ask for your copy. Marshall. 674 E. street, near Center. Telephone 2193. where. Sell hosiery, underwear, dre.ss- free catalogue of chicks, brooders ! Avas the larviclde used In all the still as a result of the war, Amer­ Middle Turnpike. Manchester Green. es, to wearer. Good pay. All nr p:irt and supplies. Clarks Hatcncry, DepL i experiments. ican managers began to turn to na­ Tel. 1090. 22. East Hartford. Conn. Hot water for every stroke oC the FOR RENT—4 room tenement, at time. Samples furni.shed. (District The New Scientific In developing the method of tive writers for their productions. 27 Ridgewood street, gas, electricity, Managers wanted.) Keystone Mills, brush, plenty for rinsing— that is FOR S.ATyE—Hard wood, stove “ R.ARY CHICKS” handling the planes so as to dis­ “We tried to cultivato tlie taste etc. Price $18.50 per month. Telephone Amsterdam. New Y'ork. BiiBY CHICKS—Smith Standard real shaving joy! length $12.50 per cord, white birch 93-3. Wall Coatinq tribute the dust properly and in of the Parisian public for the $1 2 00. Telephone 884-12. O. H. Whlp- sturdy thorouglibred of free range American drama, hoping thus to jle, Andover, Conn. MALE HELP AV.VNTEU flocks. Order now and have your determining the quantity of Paris Let us show you a water heater FOR RENT—Garage at 141 Center chiclis wlien you want them. Man­ v e r y shade selected green to use, flights were made first arrange an equitable system of ex­ that supplies abundant hot water street. Call Wm. Kanehl, 519 Center Cabinet makers, AVoodworkers, chester Grain Co.. 246 North Main SL REAL ESTATE street. carpenters: For Sea Sled construction. by a jury of women over open fields, then over dry change between the theatre groups for every household use, as well as Phone. 1760. E of the two countries. Paris play­ Excellent opportunity to work at and color experts. Avoods and finally over various for comfortable shaving. P'DR S.AT.E—.Ashworth street, $6000 TO RENT—June 1, modern 7-room trade which pays well the year types of mosquito-breeding swamps goers simply yawned .\mericau 2 family, 10 rooui bouse, three car house, hot water heated. French around. Tlie Sea Sled Corporation, LOST It is moderate in'cost and even To choose the ideal and lake areas. plays off the boards. They found garage. $.5iui down. Call up 1 322-2 for door.s and large reception hall. Near AVest Mystic, Connecticut, and Gro­ them too childish, too naive.’’ more moderate in upkeep. Bppointinenl to inspect. AA'alter F. Center. Inquire E. R. Kratt. 312 1-2 ton, Connecticut. IJIST—Tortoise shell glasses on shade of white for Suntone E.\perlnients Succeed. Lewis. Main street. Telephone 128-3 after 6 Main street. Finder please return to “With an experience ' pilot and Monsieur duWast belieA’es the p. m. MALE HELP WANTED 43 Birch street or telephone 1904-4. — 7 variations were finally fall of the franc has only succeeded FOK S.ALE—Real estate: Farm of when careful attention was givea 30 acres. 10 tillable, seven room TO RENT—Desirable 6 room rent, SALESMEN—Full or part time. In­ LOST—Grayish brown police hound. submitted to this jury. to the spread of the dust, no spe­ in further alienating American dol­ house, barn, plenty of wood. Near all improvements. Near mills. On surance covering disability and death License No. 7-5261, A’ernon. .Notify cial difficulty was encountered In lars from the play market. -■» state road. Price only $2,200. Terms, trolley lines. Inquire rear 323 Center from accident and sickness. Auto and Phone 563-23, Rockville. I’-eward. 87% voted for this nev7 distributing It over the treeless “The financial condition of .las Rennie, teleplione 265-2. Bolton street. limited policies $.5, $10, $15 a year. France has enabled .'\merican pro­ PlvmbiiurHesliacrjStfobbinif Lak e. Liberal commis.sion. National Acci­ FOUND soft “sun-white” . parts of the lakes,” said an offi­ 153 E/e(rie/g» Pkone zu t FOR RENT—Tenement at 51 Ham­ dent Society, 320 Broadway, New cial, who handled the tests. ducers to maintain a bureau in FOR .S.AT.E—.1 list off Main street, lin street, all Improvements. Inquire York City. Established 1885. FOUND—Black puppy, with white So wc named it Suntone. Paris, which can pick and choose new 5 room single. ,A nice home. at 87 Hamlin street. ‘Furthermore, from a single expe­ and brown spot.s. Owner m.ay have rience in treating rice fields, this Only $.55011, Small amount of cash. 1 AA'ANTED—Third mortgage of $1,- same by calling at 62 Pleasant street, Then the same jury car garage. Call .Arthur A. Knofla. FOR RENT—Four room tenement, 000 for ono year, will pay 20 per and paying for this adv. type of breeding place appears to Tel. 7S2-2— 875 Main. with improvements. Apply to Edward cent, bonus. Good security. Address picked the i8 Suntone be particularly Avell adapted to con­ J. Holl, Orford Building. Tel. 560. Box Mortgage, South Herald office. FOIi S.AI.E — Hawthirne street. HE SOUNDED OFF. colors. trol by airplane dusting, because New home of six rooms, nice layout, TO RENT—Modern flat of four EMPLOYMENT AA'.ANTED — AA'ill He: Did you sound the family of the absence of trees and other Invest Your Money in a Hquse oak floors and trim, I’rice only $6000. rooms on first floor. Inquire at 71 plant and care for your garden or about our marriage? 7 1 I'lb )\F, ;j Iriq . earth being the carrier used In most lace D. Kobb, 853 Main streeL ITione 169-12. quire at 38 Garden streeL cases. PAGE S e \ )^ ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1926.

I Geo. II. Hildebrandt, New Brit- AND HE DID 31 DRIVERS LOSE I ain. Irate Parent: I'll teach you to r r I Howard R. Hodshon, Danbury, make lovo to my daughter! Benito’s Formula For Success! RIGHT TO OPERATEj Geo. H. Kataja, East Hartford. . Bright Young Man: I wish you I Samuel Leitner, Bron.x, N. Y. would, sir. I’m not maHing any iii j Alonzo D. Lenyon, Waterbury. headway at all.—Answers. m Magi Romeo. Y'onkers, N. Y. The weekly list of operators'; John Maiorano, South Norwalk. ''One May Go From Hut to Palace, If One Is Always whose licenses to drive automobiles i George McAuliffe, Bridgeport. in Connecticut have been suspend- j George McCabe. Stratford. WSM (283) Nashvlll.— Musical. ed for one year for driving while I Charles N. .McDaniel, West Ha­ G. Schreiber & Sons Ready to Go Back From Palace to HuF KNX (337 ) Los Angelea— Varie- under the influence of liquor was j ven. .Ml time In this profcritm Is ' given out today at the state motor, standard time. For daylight ty. Mike J. McDermott, Bristol. WMCA (341) New York— Enter vehicle department as a part of the! saving time ,add one hour. effort to reduce this highway men-, Theaster Melvin, Bridgeport. This is the last of tiirro artirh's | tainers. Omer Ouellette, Williinantic. CFCA (356) Toronto— Orches- ace. There are thirty-one names; General (contractors by Milton 15i*onnrr, Kuroitoan tor- j Once He Begged Bread on the list. Four cases were ap-j Edward Sice, Bridgeport. fi r. M. tra. I’eapondcnt for \K.\ Son ico, on pealed. One was a Connecticuti Gilbert F. Stancliff, Portland. WRNV (2 58) New York— WEBH (370) Chicago— Orches- tlip liunian side of Mussolini. operator arrested in another state, William Traub, Hartford. Sports; commerce ; theater; musi- tra. Haildcrs of “ Heiter Hullt Homes’' Ark. q'hc department statement advised! Howard F. Vanderslice, Bridge­ Ilv MILTON imONNEH. cal. KTHS (375) Hot Springs, WKNR f2fi6) Chicago— Concert. — 'Vocal and Instrumental. people to notify the department or j port. Telepbone 1565-2. WON (:i03) Chicago— Markets; CNRW (384) Winnipeg, Man.— the police in case they should see Carmello Vinci, South Glaston­ (Cnp>Tichl. NI'A Prrvii'f' Tno.) any of the suspended drivers oper-^ Rome, May 12.-—'‘One may ,so baseball; musical. Dance program. bury. WGBS (3161 New York— Crime IVTAM (389 ) Cleveland— Or-! ating motor vehicles. , from hut to ralace, provided one Joseph M. Arey, Hartford. Loui.s Y'anisli, Hamden. Shop: 2S5 West Center Street Is always ready to go back from series talk; orchestra. chestra. W.MCA (341) New York— Songs KHJ (405) Los Angeles— Musi Oswell Bateman, Hartford. palaro to hii'." G. Fred Bennett, Bridgeport. | Tliis ill one of Mussolini's favor­ YVLS ( 345' Chicago— >Iarkets; C&1« 1 John F. Carpmill, Cheshire. i ite sa.'iiics, repeated to me 1>>' a organ; orchestra. WCCO (416) St. Paul-Minneap I Edward A. Curran, Jr., New Ha-, close friend of the dictator. \V\\'.T (3,53) Detroit— Concert. oils— Weather report; orchestra. it o.\presses. perhajis as well as 5VEBH ( 370) Chicago— Orches­ WLW (422) Cincinnati— Or- ; veil. ' The iancbesler Grain & Coal Company Antonio Domico, New Haven. anything could, the formula for chestra. tra. 1 John J. Doherty, IVaterbury. . success which the ii'on man of ■(VJJD (370) Mooscheart, 111.— KPO (428) San Francisco— Or- j Italo Dubaldo, South 'Mamdiestor ! Italy ha.s evolved while ou the Concert. chestra. 1 Henry H. Fairclough, Thomas-1 will show you how to save path to power. WGY (370 1 Schenectady— Or- WJR (517) Detroit— Organ. It is a philosophy nattiral to the chest ra. WHO (526 ) Des Moines— Musi- ton. John F. Goggin. East Canaan. plan. He has lived in a hut —he WTA.M (389) Cleveland— Or­ cal. William J. Gritfiths, Waterbury. your chicks has, in fact, lived in the very chestra. 12 p. in. Miles L. Healey, East Hampton. streets and hep.aed his food. He W.MAQ ( 4 47 ) Chicago— Organ; WBB.M (266) Chicago—Variety. ha.s known the hittei'ed depths of orchest ra. KFWA (261) Ogden. Utah.— .Mu- poverty. He has been hungry with­ WLAF (492) New York— Syna­ sical. out monev tci buy food, tired and gogue services; Russell Wragg, WENR (26G) Chicago— Orches- sleep.!’ without money to hire a pianist, aud Leslie Arnold, bass. tra. bed. He has been lodged in jail, To WJAR (306 ). KNX (3 37) Los Angeles— Musi­ hounded by the police, driven from w e x (517) Detroit— Orchestra. cal. country to country like a criminal. KYW ( 536 ) Chicago— Concert. WSB (428) Atlanta— Orchestra. And he knows, too, that some­ 7 V. .>1. KGW (491) “Portland— Concert. day something may happen to W.MBD ( 250) Chicago— Musi­ 1 a. III. cause him to leave the scat of the cal. YVBBM (226) Chicago— Variety. P u R i mighty and return again to pover- WRNY ( 258 ) New York— Vocal KFYVA (261) Ogden, Utah— Or- 1 and instrumental. chestra. Doesn’t Care Who Knows. WCAU ( 278 ) Philadelphia— Mu­ YY’ENR (266) Chicago— Frolic. Mussolini is not at all reluctant / sical varieties. KNX ( 537 ) Los Angeles— Or- F Y®U’VE ever had hard that people know of the depths V"; \V.\GH (316) Richmond Hill, chestra. luck in raising baby chicks, from which he has arisen. Some \ N. Y.— Musical varieties. YVDAF (366 ) Kansas City— Fro­ I time ago, a friend of his tells me, WBZ (333 1 Springfield, Mass.— lic. ■we just want to show you .Mussolini was in Lausanne, ttwit- Play; nature league. KPO (428) San Francisco — Or­ what can be done by using a zcrland. He directed his auto into WMC.Y (3 11) New York— Ha chestra. a certain mean, dingy street so waiiaiis; variety KGYV (491) Portland, Oregon— feed that’s just chock full of that he could get a look at a very WGY ( 37 9 ) Schenectady— Or- Orchestra. unprepossessin.g little two-story cliest ra. YY'JR (517) Detroit— Orchestra. vitamins of life and growth. brick house. One of his secretaiies WLW ( 422 ) Cincinnati— Con- If Purina Chick Startena asked him what he found interest­ cert; talk'. 1*ARENT.VL CANDOR ■ i '/ ' ing in “such an ordinary house.’’ M'JZ ( 4 55 ) New York— Musical. and Purina Baby Chick Chow “It wasn't very ordinary to me WTIC ( 4 76 ) Hartford— Saenger- Sweet Y’oitng Thing (rushing In don’t give a healthier and m once, ” said lUussolini. “ Poor and bund and Kric Tesche. from bridge party, with attentive faster groYving flock of chicks down and out, f found a bed in the W I''. F ( H' 2 ) N pw Y' 0 r k— YI e r- escort at hand): Oh. mother! I've corner of it while it was in the rv-iiiakcrs. To Y\ Cbll (_56), just captured the hool'y! than you ever had in your course of erection." WT'G ( 268), YVJAR (30G) WSAI ■rtTi'i- Motlicr: YVcll. well! Come licrc life — w e ’ll Sleeping in the corner of an un­ (3 2 6 ). WWJ (353 ). WCCO (416) and kiss me, both of you. . if.f] finished building was only one of WCAE (161), WCAP ( 469 ). YVOC n ever say the marks of poverty Mussolini (ies of Lau.=innne and Crncva— l"it.| Send, the father of modern siii- ( l.')4). WOO ( 508), KSD ( 545). diciilism. wai one of .Mussolini's Purina to you again. It’s worth went through. liungry and ragged, he imbibed (lie: Saxophone Octette. To YY T.-\G 'M o u s e s RIHA BABY be.st that th-,‘ 1 iiirarie.'! of those iilols ill the )ire-war dais, v.dien I"' CHICK nCKCHOW At one time, out of work, he had (26S), YVJAR (306), WGR (319) cuboid*^nitation& (CHKKfri»> your while to prove this. to beg his bread in the streets and great institutions liad to gi\e. was an anient Smdalist. Snnl YVSAl ( 326), WCAE (461) YVCAP V U l ^ l n t e d SFARTir 'I'rauslat ing for a PiHance. langlit the dcsi ra tdl it >■ ()uug man Iiis f.ivoriio force to iiiiiig atuint a revolution, YVHO ( 526) Des Moines— Chil­ der to keep body and soul togeth­ bo(d;s were the famous Italian poet and Mussedini im'nciied this doe- dren stories; Little Symphony or­ our fresh supply right nowl er. At another he worked as a (lay ('’arducci and the .great Gennan trim' so earne.-lly tliat he landed in chest ra. Safe laborer, in default of anything Heine. Af ml ■■ stage of liis oarei'i’ a niimlier of jails, luitli at lionie WNCY' (526) New Y’ork—Base with WE SELL THOROUGHBRED BABY CHICKS better. Again, he worked as a ma­ be translated the latter poet inlo and aliroad. liall; variety. Milk CARTER WHITE LEAD lint wlien 'c turned from so­ BY Let us have your order now. son's assistant, lugging a hodful of Italian for a imhlisiiing hmiso at 8 P. M. and Food mortar around and living chiefly j Milan—getting about ns much for cialism HI ciiim'i'iatism lie still re- YVBBM ( 226 ) Chicago—Travel I this monumental Joli ns an .\mcri- iiu'mliered Son I's words uhoiil Forinfanti, oil bread and spaghetti. I talk: musical. J. P. TAM M AN Y I ran lirieklnyer gets for three da.\s force'. This I'xidnins the manner in Invalid!, Always Loved Hooks. I YVENR (26G) Chicago— Y'ocal. The Aged 77 Main Street The son of a blacksmitli, who work. wliicii h(' rode down all opposition I KFNF (263) Shenandoah—Or­ k Nourishing-Digestible— No Cooking, Phone 1933 T k Manchester Grain Cca! Company was al.so something of a rcvnln-| A little later, lie tunied to llie roii'di-shod and stamped out dis- chestra. tioiinry socialist. Mussolini liad j p.oetri'. historv and drama of aii- s('iit v.dlli an iron heel, in cidental- YVCAU ( 278) Philadelphia— Mu The Homo Food-Drink for All Ages 216 North Main Street Phone 176Q from his youth one advanta.ge that j eic'iit Rome, \nd Ih it is soiiu'lhing ly. Mussolini lias fiiltilled n iiredic- sical. even poviu'ty could not deny liim. wort li remenihering. lion Son ! made of liim years ago— YVSM (283) Nashville— Orches­ Tliat was his love for book.s. j It was only a few week.s ago tiiat i!'a' some da>' Mussolini would lie tra: children's story. No discussion of his philosophy , lie stirred lt:ily and worried the loiiiid lighting against the Social­ KDKA (309 ) Pittsburgh— Farm and his life can be complete with-i rest of Europe by liis speocli about ' ists, not for them. program; concert. nut mention of the things he has Italy's destiny as tlio sueees.sor of j Belieics in Destiny. KOA (322) Denver— Stocks; lend. For no statesman of our time imperial Ronu'. His passionate ah-1 Nietzsche, with his creed of the concert. l.as been quite as much influenced sorption in Hie deeds of tlie superman and tin' will to iiower, WBZ ( 333) Springfield, Mass. by his reading. Caesar.- is. lieariiig fruit. was a )diili'-aiplier after Mussolini's — Concert. ' His father, largely self-taught, But the works (hat iiinuoiieed iK'art. It was fi'om liim. perhaps, ns YVLIT (395 ) Philadelphia— managed to keep his son in con­ him most of nil were the writings mmdi as from any otlier one source SI I'.dio. tact with good books despite the of three men that lie .studied aflcr that IMiissolini dn'w his belief in YY'LYV ( 422 > Cincinnati— -Yet pinch of poverty. ii’aching mature years. 'I'liey an' his star. Iii.s eonvielion that lu' and from “ .Martha.’’ And his m.othcr. a village school Hie worl< 1 of .\iaechiavelli, Ho' me­ his ('niise wc're destined to triumidi. CNRO ( 435 ) Ottawa, Ont.— mistress, was careful to intioduce dieval Italian; Georges Sored. Hie At tlie im'sent limi' Mussolini Concert orchestra. him to the great literature ot 1 lie Freiieliniati. and Frcdcricli Nietz­ reads mosti.'’ for utility, stiidxing YVCAE (461) Pittsburgh— Or- world as soon as he was old sche, the German. I “ fact hmds just ex­ ■ itself being romance eiioiigii for tra; soloists. \ He nearly starved to death, a little actly what li(' means, bluiitl.v and any man. and adding iiroudl,\': WADC ( 25 80 Akron, O.—Dance without fear. But he learned from “ I sliall make my own life iny later on. when lie went to Switzer­ pro lira m. land and studied at the I. iiivcrsi- the old fox, nevertheless. i romance a:id ni>' inaslerpiece." YVGHB ( 2 66 ) Clearwater, Fla. — Y’ncnl and instrumental. Secretary, Miss .May I.atlirop were YY'CAU ( 278 ) Philadelphia—Y'a eleclcil last year for a term of two TROUT ARE RELEASED riet y. S m o o t l i ^ WAPPING \oars. The vice president is Mrs. YVGN (303) Chicago— “Great Harry Prior and tlic treasurer is IN LOCAL STREAMS Moments from Grand Operas.” .Mrs. Henry Ni'vcrs, to chairman of WAIK! (316) Richmond Hills, N. and Stays Sm aath The following people, Mr. and llie incinliership coniinitti'o is Mi's. Y'. —-Y'aricI y. Mrs Walter N. Foster, .Mr. and Kayiiiond Gcei', inihlicily coininil- YYJAZ ( 330 ) Chicago— Orches­ .Mrs. Lucius V. IMalt. Mrs. Marion tp(.' is Mrs. John A. Collins th*' I’ irsC Cans of Cish Received l)v tra. 10. Bierce, Charles Stead. lOugem' ways and means commitloe, Mrs. fjocal Fish and Game Club; WYICA (341) New Y’ork— Y’ocal; Long after you would have traded in an ordi­ I’iatt and Alfred Slone from this Guy Mudgett, the liostcss commil- More to Follow. orchestra. village attended the annual Hart­ teo is Mrs. James CaK.liaii and the YVW.r ( 353) Detroit— Orchestra. ford County Y. M. C. A. banquet at sunshine coniiiiittce is Mrs. Gliarh's The Manchester Fish and Game i KGO (361) Oakland, Calif.—■ nary car, you will be driving this Hupmobile Rocky Hill. Monday evening. Wap- Ib'VL'iior. 'I'lie li()sl('sscs for the | duh lias already received 2.000 1 Concert. liing was especially honored in re­ afternoon wci Mrs. Raymond ; irouf from the stale aii'l thi'so have I YVLIT (395 ) Philadelphia— Or­ Six with all the pleasure and satisfaction of ceiving a beautiful silver loving Biirnliam aud .Mrs. Fiaiik Stough­ I hci'ii released in .\sh brook at Twin j chestra. cup, the trophy being awarded to ton. I Hills on the way to Coventry. .\p-i YVIIAS ( 400 ) Louisville— Con­ the local Community club basket- Mrs. Donald J. Gram arrived I plication lias lieen made liy the I cert. the first few months. Like the highest priced Our used cars represent the biggest liall team, as winners of the Hart­ liomi^ from Hie Hartford hosiiital ] loc:il organization for many more ' YVTIC (476 Hartford, Conn.-- dollar-ior-dollarvalue in this territory. ford County Y. M. C. A. League, last Saturday afternoon, afti'r un- I and as soon as the cans are rccciv- Light opera. sixes, it retains through the years its velvety Come in; look over the various makes chainpionsliip. Charles Stead, vice d( rgoing an operation there. ! cd they will he used in streams in KCYV (491) Portland—Concert. i nd models; let us dcmonjtraca those president ot the Community cliit), Erwin F. Stoughton spent the 1 Hiis vicinity. Tlicse stn-ams will in- YVEAF (192) X’ew York— t interest you. received the cup in behalf ot Hie week end .it his lioinc licrc. I cludi' the Skungaiiiuiig, Sloolcs, “ Princess Ida”. To YY’CSH ( 256), quiet and magnificent power, its wonderful local team. The Wappiug boys will ' Cliartcr .Mill, Cider Mill, Y'ernon, YVTAG ( 268 ). YY’JitR (306), YVYVJ have possession of the cup for one I Windsor and Wapping aud Black- (35:!).YVDAF ( 366).YY’CAE (461) fear, ft will be permanently award­ YVCAP ( 469 ). YVEEI (476). smoothness and dashing performance. COI’S ON .'MOS.UC. I ledge. ed to the team first winning three I Posters jirinled on linen are in YVJR (517) Detroit— Orchestra. Rio De Janeiro. — Trafl'ie coiis rhamplonships. Four years ago a the hands of -\ugust P.enkbicl on 10 P. M. are now iio.^tml on IIk' wirio mosaic similar lionor came to Wapping, Oak siri'ct one of the most en­ YVCAU ( 278 ) Philadelphia — sidewalks of .\vcnida IHo Branco. when a team from this village won thusiastic members of the chil). Musical. Hupmobile Six the championship in the Senior Y'. It i.s ruled that jicde.st I’ians must They are ready for incnihers wlio K’FKX (288 ) Hastings, Neb,— Hupmobile'"? X not wander along against traffic to M. C. A. League. The cup which is wish to help in posting land and Musical. Sedan, five-passenger, lour-door, view tlie window displays. Tlio.st High-Priced Features now in possession ot the Communi­ . I streams in the vicinity. KSL (300) Salt Lake City— $ 1 3 8 5 . Touring, five-passenger. ty team is an unusually beautiful on the outside iinlf must walk as Tlie next incelin.g of tlie Fish Yliisical. S1325- Equipment includes 30x5.25 trophy standing about fourteen far as the corner and turn liaek on :',nd tianu' clnh will be lield on May YVGN (303) Chicago— Sam 'n Remarkably Easy Steering balloon tires, four-wheel brakes, the inside if they wish to look into choice of two colors. A ll prices inches high and lias the name of 27 at will,'ll farmor.s will lie invited Henry; musical. Upholstery in Latest Mode M the local team engraved upon it. the windows. f. o. b. Detroit, plus revenue tax. to talk over gan’o protection. YVJAR ( 306) Providence, R. I. Clear Vision Bodies Rev. Truman II. Woodward and Tlie club also received word — Tabloid musical play. Special One-piece Vision-Ventilating family motored to Staffordvllle to \ MOUNTAIN K r n ’KN. from the state yesterday that as KOA (322 ) Denver, Colo.— Hupmobile Eight visit his'parents Mr. and Mrs. Wil­ Pan Leandro, Cal. — .’\Irs. Way soon as idicasants on liand have Musical varieties. YVindahield liam Woodward on Tuesday. C. Walsh saw a small animal wan­ rcaclu'd the age of eigliL weeks YVJAZ ( 330 ) Chicago— Orches­ Dsah Gasoline Gauge Sedan, five-passenger, $2345. Sedan, Berlinc, $ 2 ^ 5 . Coupe, two-passen­ Miss Mary Riikiis, daughter of dering down tlio I’oad oin' niglit. they will he turned o\er to the tra. Strong, Rigid Frame ger, uath rumble seat, $2345. Tour­ Michael Riikiis is ill at her home She went to licr gate. In the semi- local sportsmen to he released in WLS (345 ) Chicago— Police- Heavy, Rigid Crankshaft with bronchitis. darkness it appeai'i'd to bo a liny iiieir.s octette; light opera. ing, five-passenger, $1945. Tourirg, tlii.s vicinity. Special Vibration Damper seven-passenger, $204". A 'l prices Rev. and Mrs. Harry S. Martin kitten. It was, but its parents YVJJD (370 ) Mooseheart, 111.— Machined Combustion Chambers L o. b. Detroit, plus revenue tax. of Three Rivers, Mass., have been wore mountain lions, and .Mrs. BK; KG(i JI.VHKET Concert. visiting Mrs. Martin's parents, Mr. Walsh was severely scratched. KTHS (375) Hot Springs. Ark. and Mrs. George Rowe of Cedar Roerinoiid. llolhiiul.— The egg — Baseliall results; instrumental. street, Newington. Mr. Martin was TIKE GOES WILD. market of Roerinoiid. said to be CNRYV ( 384 ) YVinnipeg, Man.— formerly a pastor of the Congrega­ Fresno, C;il. — George Krabian's Hie largest in tlie world, is a Orcliestra. tional church here. auto threw a lire. It hounded onto sight second only to the great YVLIT (395 ) Philadelphia— Or­ Mr. and Mrs. L. West ot Foster a railroad track in the patli of a Dutch cheese market at Alkmaar. chestra. HUPMOBILE street moved to Tolland last Mon­ train. Ttie engine threw the tire .\t Roerinoiid last year 93,266,- YVCCO (416) St. Paul-Minne- day, where Mr. "West has rented the back into Krabian's machine. It 012 eggs, weighing 5588 tons wore apolie— Orchestra. 16S4 farm owned by Mr. Campbell ot struck him in tho chest. Ho wa.s sold cooiieratively at auction, yield WLYV ( 422 ) Cincinnati— Enter- Hartford, known as the “Fuller treated at a hospital. ing a profit of alum! ?2.750,000. tain»'rs. SSK Farm.” Tlireo million eggs is Hio record YVOC (481) Davenport— Musi­ Mrs. Hariy Files left here to THE 0!5I,H;iN(i HEN. fo,- one day's .sales. cal. visit friends in Maine, last week. Kan.sas City, Mo. — Tlie world's YVEAF (492) Uew York— Or­ The Parent Teachers Associa­ most’accomiiiodating hen lias been THE POWER OE RADIO chestra. tion, held Its annual meeting Mon­ found in Pawnee County, Kas. The YVOO (508) Philadelpliia— Thea­ Jr. day afternoon at 3 p. in. and elected liird, owned by Will Tliompson, “ I liear you're moving nearer to W. R. TINKER, ter; orchestra. tlieir officers an-d committees for ninrched into Hie pantry of tli"' I.omi'm, McTavish. How's that'.’ 1 1 p. ni. the ensuing year. The I’resident, i Thompson home, flew to an empty “.Ma crvrtal set's na loud KFWA (261) Ogden, Utah— Or- Mrs. Donald J. Grant aud the | egg casr^nd laid an egg therein. ] enough.’ chaatra. 130 Center Street So. Manchester / MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, WEDNESDAY, MAY 12, 1926. PAGE EIGHT Local Trade School Wins Fifth Consecutive Game CHENEY BROTHERS ANNOUNCE O oof! Bet That Hurt PICCIN WALLOPS HOME RUN ROSTER OF BASEBALL CLUB I ^ U T r AS LOCALS BEAT COLCHESTER <$> THE BOX SCORE Winning RaUy Comes in Team to Open Season Satur­ iy JOZ WILLIAMS RICKARD ASKS $50 Manchester R H PO A E I'’'igIiHnK Spirit. AB Eighth Inning— Score is 1 1 1 0 0 day at Stadium Against When Mr. Bell Invented the tel­ Ty Cobb broke into tlie Ameri­ Manchuck, 3b 4 ephone people called it a miracle. 1 1 14 2 <) TO SEE BIG BOUT can League in 1905. He is the Ball, c ...... 3 Now even the most lenient call it .3 0 0 0 4 1 4-2— New Britain Next oldest active ball player In the Pospisil. p . . Meriden Club. 1 1 3 1 0 a menace. league as to service and years. Thurz, 21) . . . . 3 . 4 1 3 7 0 0 ! Colih has seen a flock of athletes Piccin, 11) . . - Some dancers find it easier to Opponent. Whether or Not Commission come and go during his 20 years of Schiefenpflug 1 John I-. Jonney, manager of condemn the Charleston than to .3 0 0 0 0 camiiaigning in the big show. He i rf ...... 0 1 Cheney Brothers baseball team 2 0 0 1 0 0 learn it. has mingled with the stars of the Ramsev, cf . . which' opens its season Saturday 0 0 1 0 0 A tremendous drive to deep left Will Allow It Is Something past and present. Zimmerman If 3 afternoon at the stadium against AVliile we have no official in­ Connolly, ss . 0 1 0 1 0 field by "Lo" Piccin that went for ReeentI'.- in diseussin.g tlio fail­ .3 1 the Intern.'it ional Silver Company formal ion on the subject we pie- a home run scoring Sammy Thurz ure of several liighly touted phe- of Meriden, has announced the ros­ Else Again. sume thesi' booze testers are re­ 28 4 7 27 8 4 who had just drawn a free pas.s, nonis to (Ifiiver, I asked Tyrus how Totals ...... ter of the silk mill team tor the cruited from the ranks of circus Colchester was the highlight of the baseball lie sized up the game of 20 years season. It consists of Lamprecht. fire-eaters. AB R II PO A E game at Mt. Nebo yesterday after­ ago with tile ]92ii vintage. 0 Georgettl. I. Cole, P. Cervlnl, Plitt, New York. May 12.— They were Gvome. p . . . . 4 0 0 1 0 noon between the local State "It's lictler in some wa,^■s. per- Stratton, Hanna, O. Cole. White, .And of course you've heard of .3 0 0 1 1 0 Trade School and Bacon Academy talking on Broadway today of the haps not so good in others. It's an Rroder, 2b . Lewis. Imng, Wilkinson. Dowd, and alleged intention on the part of the simple Sadie who was so dumb Fed us, c . . . . 0 0 0 7 0 0 of Colchester. entirely differ.nt style hut the fan.s 'I’ex Rickard to aiiproach the Slate sl,o ihonr.ht --The Vani.'hing .Amor Ghafetz. lb . 4 0 1 8 0 0 Manchester, in copping the ver­ Brennan. like it and tliat is all that is nec- Bill Brennan, vice-president of .Athletic Commissioii on P'n'da.v Iran” w.is a f.i cream. Erhanick, rf . 3 0 0 1 1 0 dict, 4-2, Inmg up its fifth consec­ cs.sa ly. 0 baseball, has been putting the with bis bat in his hand and fail- Singer, If . . . . 0 0 0 3 0 0 utive victory. Tho next game 011 "Tlio hitting for several years 0 squad thretigh the paces at the words in his larynx, calculated to Jack Demiisi-;.- is doiiiE Shedroff. ss . 0 1 1 1 3 1 the program is one of the m-'jjt im­ lia.s (lominati-d the game and witli practice sessions and expects to beguile the board into yesslng a training 2.1'iu feet above | Deitch, cf . . . . .■)0 1 1 1 0 0 portant on the mechanics’ 4 / e. It that rondition existing inside ba.se- weld logBher n winning combina­ project that would m.ake chamiiion- Ipvid...... That bird come.s high j Tralior, 31) . . 0 0 0 1 0 0 is against the local’s arch rival, ball b;is suffered." tion with wl.: h to buck the strong sh.lp boxing cost $J0 to the indi­ any way you take him. j New Britain State Trade School. HEA. Wlieii I asked him if there was schcr.ul" w ■ .-"nfronts the mill vidual sap. They say our .Mr. Totals ...... 29 0 0 24 7 1 Not Many Hits any feature of jilny in which be represci;t ; r,' '1 he cut in the Rickard’s idea, if sanctioned, A'ou don’t liegin to realize -what Colclipster - fiOfi 020 000-_2 Yesterday’s g:ime was somewhat noteil a decided difference, h« an- iquad was nttulo at practice Mon­ would be applied immediately to a an important character Fred Ful­ Ooof! Jack D' liiiisey stops a fast one fi'om u siiarring iiartner wit.i Maiu'liester 020 000 02x--4 of a contrast with some of the Dempsey-Yi'llls match at the ton was in the world until you try 1 swered lliu,''Iy, almost before I had Home runs Pospisil. other games the local team has in­ day evening. his chest. This picture tak^n at Dempsey's trainiug eamii at Hender- finished my (luestion: Tomorrow evening at six o’clock Yankee stadium, and perhaps they to figure out a quick nn-i ea.sy Struck out, by Pospisil, 13; by serted in the victory column inas­ .sonville, N. C., might indicate that Jack's long pm-iod of rest has slowoil "Tliere was more figlit in tlio at the stadltim the final practice are right. They can't be wrong nil wise crack for the column. j Gyoiup, G. much as there was a shortage of old days. .A majority of the jilayers session before the opening game, the lime. him down. Base on balls, off Pospisil, 0; base hits. The pitchers wore the Rickard has discovered that the AVhen tl'.e flower of the moth- wi'ro more aggressive and tliis!i Gyome, 2 crown. The two teams together will be lield. made for keener competition.” P'rank Cervinl has been named government of boxing In this stale py*A^ eve buy.s a set of hoxin.g j I Stolen bases: Piccln, Ramsey, made hut ten hits. Manchester, I must agree with manager of the dull. Jack Jenney is filled with Joker.s, in addition to gloves it nie.nns he is soon to be-| Ty on that | Broder. however, hit when hits meant angle, hut have no solution to offer will tulllll the capacity of business those xs’ho sit on the commission. come a cauliflower. Umpire: Mantelll. runs. "Rudy" Pospisil, who was for such a condition. manager. Jack Dwyer has been Ho found that Dempsey was ns on the hill for the locals, pitched TWILIGHT LEAGUE WILL a fine game, allowing but three secured to umpire all homo games. eligible as a hardened bachelor Nothing could be more terrible Complimentary tickets have been when everyone thought ho was Ilian the st.'— e in England unless •Master Pitcher. hits, retiring thirteen on strikes sent to all the members of the ruled off the turf. someone were to persuade Joe Grover C'li'veland .Alexander has fAe and not Issuing a single pass to athletic association for the opening Now, he has learned that there Beckett to return to the ring. MAKE OR BREAK TONIGHT lost some of tho "ziii" on the fast first. game. Others will be charged twen­ is nothing in the state law that ball that once made him the great­ Grome, Colchester’s moundsmaii .-s> est rival of Walter Johnson but he ty-five cents. prohibits a $,'i0 tap on the liead, Fable; Once upon a time there was somewhat of a puzzle to Man­ With eleven games (five at home )irovidcd one has a head but most­ was a fisheriiinn who went on a i.s still some pitcher. chester at the start of the game. Recreation Ordinarily wlien I have an off He had a slow breaking outcurva and six awayl already arranged, ly the fifty dollars and in inclina­ fishing trip and actually tried to Eligibility Question Will loom the club Is assured of a busy sea­ tion to unhand it, Tho $2,1 ticket, fish. day the hall park' is one place I Sambocod that he coutinually delivered on son. Among the road trips are list­ it seems, is merely a whim of the shun. I was in Chicago recently the outside of the plate and low. ed Meriden, Worcester, Norwich, board. .Ajax defied the lightning and at Meeting Slated for with the afternoon off and the This proved a puzzle to the local Ciib.s were scheduled to play the hitters with the exception of Pic­ Putnam and Wethersfield, "I’liis will be Rickard's proof becaiiic historical...... Try the YESTERADY’S RESULTS. Twilight games will be arranged that lie is willing to abide by jinp- same gag toilay and you’ll get a Cardinals. cin. The latter "feeds’’ on this ular clamor on the Dempsey-Wills hiig.gy ride to the filbert flat. Tonight. I really had no intention of go­ kind of pitching as shown by his with the J. J. Regan Company, of Eastern League. i,‘--sue,” declared a man in the con­ ing to tlie ball game until I learn­ three hits In four trips to the Rockville .-ind pos.iibly other manu­ Bridgeport 6, Hartford 5 (11). fidence of the promoter today. ed that .Alexander was slated to plate. facturing concerns from Hartford. Providence S, Albany 6. •'.V $.10 to]) iirice would raise pitcli. T liadn't seen him in action Piccin Socks Homer The question of whether Man- Other games postponed, rain. such a storm that tho match would A Mean Oar ! since the 1915 world series be­ Thurz started the fireworks In cbc.ster is to have a twiliglit liase- National League. bo impossible," said an unofficial ball league this season \-jll be def­ tween the Philadelphia Nationals the second when he waited Gyome megaphone man of the Wills camp, and Boston lied Sox, in which I Brooklyn G, Chicago 2. out for a free ticket and ambled He’s From Texas initely settled toniglil when the PUtshurgli 11, Philadelphia 1. in reply. "It will bo Rickard's at­ four managers representing the was one of tlie umpires. to first. Piccin, local first sacker, tempt to kill the bout." Cincinnati 7, Boston 4. strode to the plate next. Instead Shamrocks, St. Mary’s. Cheney St. Louis G. New A'ork 5. Brotlicrs and Son's of Ilaly gath­ Rig .Attraction. of hunting as the Colchester in­ At flint lime Alexander was at .Ainerican League. field evidently expected him to do .AIRS. SHKA’S R()f)M AVINS er at tlie South Fnd office of The Philadelphia 6, Chicago 2. Herald at si.x o’clock to discuss lh(' iK'ight of his career. He had Piccin caught one of Gyome’i everything, including a side-arm Washington 6, St. Louis 5... curves squarely. The drive car­ Mi.ss Rhea'.s room dofi'ateil Aliss plans. fast liall lliat fairly whistled as it Other games postponed, cold. ried to deep left infield where it Kane's room in a Seventh tirade At a meeting lield last week the International I.eaguc. four managers failed to agree on siied to tlio pLale. rolled under an automobile in league baseball game at tlie Char­ Iiiridenlan,)'. tlicre was the great Baltimore 17, Buffalo 13. which was seated Director A. A. ter Oak street field yesterday atl|-- details regarding the formation of Syracuse 3, Reading 2. the four-team circuit and the mat­ Rogers Hornsi)\- as an extra in-! Warren, a most interested specta­ iioon by a 9 to 1 score. Leidlioldt ceutive to take in the game. Here! Toronto 2, Jersey City 1. tor. Mr. Warren, however .proved tanned six bailers and Kissnian ter was postponed until tonight to Newark 6, Rochester 2. take final action. was the cliamiiion batsman array-1 himself a good sport and pointed struck out seven. A four run rally ed against the old master. Some | to where the ball had rolled when in the fifth inning won the game. The two points on which tlie STANDINGS. fate of the new lengue will hinge attraction. I tlie Colchester left fielder dashed The summary; It didn't take hut a few tialls to' towards his machine. It was too .Ali.ss Sliea's Room tonight are eligibility and amateur Eastern League. ism. Some of the teams want to coiivinci' me that the good old late, however, to catch the fleet- AH. H, R. A. DO. right arm of Alexander had suffer­ W. footed Piccin and two runs had T-’racehia, e . . :: 1 2 s use local talent and have none of Providence ...... 14 the players paid for their services. ed fi'om tlio wear and tear of many -‘ 5*^1 been chalked up for Manchester. F. Adamson, if 1 hard seasons. There was a bit of ef­ Springfield ...... 13 .6i4i There was no more scoring until Leidlioldt, p . Tiieso (luestions will bo thrashed Bridgeport ...... 12 out tonight. fort rather tlian smootliness to his I the fifth inning when Colchester .Magnii.soii, 31) delivery hut it was easy to see that Albany ...... 10 ! -500; knotted the score with a two-run Siiiit li, ss ... he was still a master (litchcr. New H aven...... S I rally. Hits by Shedroff and Deitch .Jarvis, ss . . . Tie won his game, 3-2. atid gave Waterhtiry ...... 7 .36S,jjnd an error by Ball accounted for Carlson, ef . . GEORGE ADE. ' a tine exhibition of tiilching in Hartford ...... 7 -A'*'jthe tallies. McCormaek, cf Pittsfield ...... 5 AA'Ikmi the World famous Inniiorist ! wliirli his liraiu served to better The AViiuiing Rally Kiirieo. r( ... lAMOND .National League. isn't grinding out funny >arns, you ' luirpose tlian liis arm. ! Mnnclie.ster won the ball game M e I III osb ,1b. W. Ti. T'l'iin the eighth frame. Connelly ,\;idrulot. 2b . u UST may expect to find him doing a l^low Ball .X.'Set. Brooklyn ...... IG 8 . .GGI singled. Mancliuck dtiplicated the round or so on tlio links. George Discussing pitcliin.g with .\lex- Cincinnati ...... 15 9 -G25|fp^f Ball walked filling tho has 22 7 9 10 21 likes lii.s golf, tliey say; in fact en­ .amier and the clu'inges that have Cliicago ...... 14 9 .G09!ps. With a chance to be the hero Miss G. Kano’s Room Plltshurgh ...... 11 Jack Williis joys a good .game just as mueli as crept into tlie game sinec lin made of the day confronting him. Pospi­ AIL H. R. A. PO. Ills debut 15 years hacl<, ho re- New York ...... 11 sil stepped to the plate. His best Anderson, c . :i 1 0 0 HI tlie reading public do' s his storie.s. Wlien Jack Willus, Texas mid­ The Dodgers knocked the Cubs marked: St. Louis ...... 12 effort was an infield tap to the Walker, lb . , 1 0 0 0 4 dleweight, knocked out Joe Roche, silly, six to two, and retained their Tliat's saying plentx', too. He'.s "The lively hall has made (|uite Pliiladelphia ...... 10 pitcher with the consequence that Dotchin, If . 0 0 0 0 1 Pacific coast champion, the other hold on first place. Burleigh Grimes i sliowii brushing up liis game at a difference in tlio art of iiitcliing. Boston ...... 8 ! Connelly was forced out at the Selwltz, 3b . 0 0 1 0 .A0 night, the "boys” started investi­ E. L. ANDERSON. pitched anotlier line game and I might say tlie lively hall made .American League. plate. Sammy Thurz, the next Hieklng, 2b . 1 1 1 3 0 I French Lick Spi'ings. gating. First they found that Tim knocked in the winning runs to a slow ball a neces,=ary jiart of W. batter smote out a single to right Markham, rf , 1 0 0 0 0 I In E. E. "Commodore" .Anderson New York ...... 15 McGrath, veteran of the fight game boot. every pitclicr's repertoire. field scoring Mnnchuck and Ball. is managing AVillus. Then tliey Thomas, ss . 1 0 0 1 j Coi-iicll has a fellow who rows a "The fast one and the curve Is Cleveland ...... 15 Thurz was thrown out at second Kissman, p . 0 1 1 s 0 learned that AA'illua has kayoed -10 I mean oar. .Anderson i.s No. G In St. I.ouis walloped the Giants all I used for years and was pret- Washington ...... 17 ■! \chen he tried to stretch the hit or 50 opponents and never lost a T]|^^^moncl (Riicago ...... H) again, G tp 5, it being New A'ork's t.v sueressful hut when they sli))- into a double. Piccin grounded IS G 5 ] 3 21 ! the Rig Red shell. Cornell, by the battle. Now everyone is cheering liftli straight d'Teat. Bottomley and ped tlie ‘rabbit’ hall into the game Pliiladelphia ...... 14 out for the final out. for the far westerner to take the .‘Ihea 0 2 0 4 2 0-— 9 j wa.\', anticipates a great season on i s p u t e s Detroit ...... 11 Southworth contrilnitcd homers. I was forced to develoi) a slow one. title away from the Georgia dea­ Kane 1 2 0 0 2 0-— 7) I the water llii.s >oar. with the annual "The slow hall cuts down tiie Boston ...... 7 Tantalum, a nrw metal for use con, Tiger I'lowers. Coast experts i I’miglilceepsie regatta slandin,g out rittsburgh wmit into a tie with f f i p ^ i d e d power of tlio laitter tiecause it lias St. Louis ...... 7 : in electric-al work where great re- think he stand,! a good cliance to TIip Romans grow 22 kinds of tlie Giants for fourlli jilace by a tendency to uiiset liim, keep liim si.stance to heat and aeids is re- do it, too. apples for general use. j as the big event. nmr~GoiuY tvANS; smothering the Phillies, eleven to off Ills stride, iireveiits him from GA.ME.S TODAY. (liiired, is said lo last 1600 times one. The Phils couldn't touch Wlint cliaiige Iia.s hern getting a toe-hold, because he Is longer than plaliiuir.i and is one- Kremer while Cuyler and MeInnis nia(l(. in the rule iclative to a never quite certain when the pitch­ Eastern Iicagiie. twentieth a.s cheap. How the Other Half Works by Williams led the Pirates In slugging. glo\(> being hurled at a luitted er IS going to slip over a change Hartford at Bridgeport. or thrown hall'.’ of iiace. Springfield at Pittsfield. Cincinnati jumped into second "Tlio batsman need only meet a •Albany at Providence. place as Lnqne beat the Braves, The glove, of course, must fast hall to get distance: tlie speed Waterhury at New Haven. Vaultin^jf Star r come into contact with tho of the ball heliis supply the power. N'afloiinl League. OFFICE GAsiCr HERE T o o , i 'm seven to four. W E E , TaEW c o m e hatted or thrown Iiall for the On tlie other liaiui, when the bat- New A'ork at St. Louis. RolMS-fhA' d a w FFF? T lR tO f o r e t h e m iNl CTusT im TTm e The White Sox got In the way of rule to be operative. ti'r swings at a slow one, all tlie Brooklyn at Cliicag'o. If .siicli i.s till' case, the run­ imiietiis- must come from tlio Philadelphia at Pittsburgh. SAEj a U S Y WMEKI I FEELERS OET OP. '■(O G o OUT FCF? the Philadelphia Special, hound for ner or rimii' i's, as in the [last, Boston at Cincinnati. j Oh ,'Mel'S.11 BEC-tlM LlSSEM lKl’ I GUESS "THEW Pennantville, and were crushed to swing. D i m m e r — a h ' the tune of six to two as the Athle­ shall he entitled to throe liases "No young.sler can now hope for .Aniericaii Iieagne. I HAME LOT'S St. Louis at Washington. FERT lV D i n m £.F? G oTFa HAo E EM RheW Co m e B a c k , tics won their eighth in a row. if ii batl'-d hall and two if a success as a iiitclier unless lie has OF "rtML TO thrown liall. a slow hall. That feature is the Cleveland at New Y’ork. W h i s t l e — ih "Th e v H ER E ,'Th\0 . f r o m D i m m e r Lefty Groe was there with bells on PUA'W WiHE while Faber was driven from the Now for I ho chaugo in (he moat drastic change that has lakeu Detroit at Boston. COKAE l I FEEL L\W£ F-UERW B'LOOM i m e o H O L tS BEFORE iM 'T T Go box by Galloway’s triple with the rule matlc last xear; aside place in pitching." Chicago at Philadelphia. WORK E-A/ERVI lO E WORL e O a HASTA HA'JE H O M E FEF? bases full. from, the runner being entitled That crying is hard work has MAXMKWMCr- / HAFFA DAW FORE BA U-AST. J. SUPPER. to the alKive he max' ndvance Ohio housewives are attending The Browns achieved the dis­ further at liis own risk'. "meat schools" to learn how 10 been jiroved by a Danish physiolo­ t Th e W Conae \m gist who shows that the tissue TO' - CL, tinction of being the lirst major 1 doul)l. if this i.s a good identify and iirepare tlie soventeon league team to lose twc .ty games, change. In a sense tiie rule kinds of steak ami eight kiuds of change in a crying baby is twice folding up before the Senators six malie.s the bail dead and yet roasts sold in most butcher shops. that of a sleeping one. A to five. Sister’s men waited until all makes It in play a.gain after the fans had gone home and then the runners have advanced to started to play ball, scoring all the hnsi's to which they ate I their runs in the ninth and just entitled. failing to tie the score. It strike,-) me that definitely making it, two bases on a thrown hall and three on a CLOSE WITH VICTORY hatted ball was tho better rule and a sufficient penalty for The West Side Rec howling team the offense. brought its season to a "grand and I.KADING L E A G IE HITTER.S. glorious” close last evening wlien BY SPECIAL AHCANGEMENT WITH GOLFERS MAGAZINE , CHICAGO it registered a 150 pin victory over the Friendly Five at Murphy’s .\iiicrieaii I.oagiio JOHN DUNCAN DUNN— VALUE OF THE PUTT. alleys. "Pete” Hansen was high Dugan, Yankees . . with a score of 114. Stevenson cap­ Cobh. Tigers...... It is cften-limes hard to get beginners to realize the value of putting tured tlie higli three string witli a Goslin. Seii.ilors . . in golf. They are impatient to "hit it a mile.” Tlie drive is really the Yankees .... score of 319. Tlie scores follow: liiitli. only (leuartmcnt in which they have any zest; they tolerate the iron shots FRANK GLASER. . Friendly Five Meusol, Yankees .. and llio anproaches but of the shots on the green they are frequent.y One of the outstanding polei Nelson ...... 7G S7 9 5 Simmons, Athletics Smith ...... 9 2 ' 96 7 5 Leader a year ago toe y: Impatient. vaulters in the middie west this Humphries...... S2 S3 S3 dial, Yankee.s, .15.1. Perhaps it Is because they are ordinary unable to putt with any degree season is Frank Glaser o! Marquette Taylor ...... S5 S2 95 .Nafioiial l.cagu of consistency. They are as apt to hole one from across the green us University. Glaser has been clear­ Rrossler, Reds .... the.v are to miss a two-foot drop— anything may happen with them, but ing “ 12-6" consistently, and should 335 31S 3 IS Wilson, Cut).s ...... West Side Roc Hornsb.v, Cardinals nothing does happen with the consistent regularity that makes good be able to hit the 13-foot mark with W Stevenson ...... in? Ill MeInnis, Pirates . . golf. a bit more outdoor practice. Coach Anderson ...... 92 9 1 Hoathcote, Cubs ... In this connection I would add that in no other department of golf Jennings of the Milwaukee institu­ Weir ...... 9 3 S9 Loader a year ago today: F does your mental condition at the time have so great a bearing. tion e.xpects Glaser, who beat Paul Hansen ...... 102 90 uior. Dodgers, .455. It you have a worry— not just a worry about golf but some business Harrington, Notre.Dame star, in a 3S4 3S4 413 i Reports from India say that the cr personal worry, it will show itself much more quickly in delicate put­ recent indoor meet, to garner many 'LXFP.W1IL1AM3 ______, famous old Hookah pipe Is disap- ting than in driving, for instance. Concentration and faith are the big points for his team during the coia» VMHEM TiRE'CviERHEADyROLL^' IN • The tiger is more Intelligent than , pearing and that foreign clgaretfl 'C1M» BV NEA StWVICt. INC. things. Ing campaign. iSL:— — ------th« lion, trainers say. [are taking Its place. M A iscm sjyrtsn isryriffprrNG nuinALtu, wbuiniksuai, m a i i z , x v z o . PAGE y^c.

VnH-'ty to Play The slam-bang style la no long­ set and a club with good pitching the'^ will take a ne# lMLii» t iA M t baseball fan. Last season he was Lion. ^ is sure to be more troublesome as a result, their eaheera W ll i t In the fltst fwo weeks of play However, my main reasbii for er the one and only system. Get­ manager of Cheney Brothers base­ than ever. prolonged several yeare. this season I saw the trick turned believing baseball is going to be ting runs in clusters, as was the ball nine, and on account of the I doubt If any one vielcomes the Yes Sir! Baseball Is golh* t§ h t ATiOinC ASSOCIATION NAMES at least a halt dozen times, prob­ tar more Interesting than usual custom, has been replaced by the successful season his team experi­ change In the ball more than the far more Interesting this trantmelt ably closer to a dozen. And such a this year, is the fact that there get one or two and be satisfied. enced, he has been re-elected to xviH be more variety to the play., Speed once more Is a valuable as veteran Inflelders. A number of because of Its variety. perform the work again this year. PlaK .PhtSles a, real thrill,...... , NEW MILL SPORT DIRECTORS He Is head timekeeper In his de­ 1 partment. •P Winston TurldngtoBi George Hunt, Jr., was manager of To represent the Throwing Mill: Brief History of Each In- tlie Manchester baseball club last Winston Turkington. Turklngton season. He was also manager of is better known for his activities eluded With Announce* Cheney Brothers basketball team with the St. Mary’s club but he has whicli won the town championship served the athletic association laftt season. It was his second year faithfully In every Way. He has ment Made Today. .as manager of the C. B. A. A. bas­ been placed In a difficult pdsltion ketball team wliich won the town several times due to hla alflHatron championship last season. It was with both organizations but has A list of the names of the new his second year as manager of the never betrayed one for the love of members of the board of directors C. B. .A. .A. l)askcthall team. The the other. Ho Is well versed in the of Cheney ITrothers Athletic Asso­ time and effort lie has put into art of managing a team as is ciation was given out today. A work for the athletic association shown by his work with the Saints. brief history of each 1s Included. would be linrd tf> estimate. George He is employed in the Throwing According to the constitution of is employed ns assistant agent in Mill. the association, the board of direc­ tlie ITirciiasiug Dc'parfment. “ Dodger” Dowd. tors has the power to outline the Jack Stratton. To represent the Machine Shop: policies of the association and de­ To rei^esciit the Spinning Mill: James “Dodger” Dowd. “Dodger” fine the authority and responsibili­ Jackson Stratton. Stratton is one is well known to old-time football ty of the officers of the association of the most versatile young ath­ players and at present is well ad­ whei-e the latter is not provided in letes In Maneliester. He needs no vanced In the gymnastic art. He Is tlie constitution by-laws. Tlio list elalioration of liis iiast activities in considered the best gymnastic per­ and a brief outline of each fol- football, liotli Rugby ami soccer, former in Manchester today. He is lows: tiaseiiall, baskrihnil and liocke.v. a member of the present Cheney Arlmr .Anderson. Tliese arc too well known to re­ Brothers baseball team. Dowd is To represent the Old Mill; .<\r- mention. He is a member of Che­ employed in tlie Macliine Shop and thur Anderson. He is more famili­ ney Brothers baseball team. He is exceptionally popular. arly known as ".Andy" and is a also held down a position witli the James McCaw. teammate both at play and work mill team iasr season. He. is em­ To represent tlie hllectrlcal De- of “Bill" Dillon. .Andy has helped ployed in llie twisting room of tlie jiartment: James McCaw. Jimmy is tlie association over many occa­ Spimiiiig .Mill. not active athletically but is in­ / sions in amateur theatricals. Dur­ I'l iiik Cervliii. tensely interested in all the activi­ ing the past winter, ho has partici­ To represent tlie Broad Goods ties of the athletic association. He pated in the Senior Men’s bowling Weaving Deiiaitmeiit: L'eanlc .Cer- is a regular attendant at the meet­ league, being captain of the Old viui. Cerviiii is well Iviiown for his ings of the directors and is em­ Mill team. Andy is employed in bowling cNtraordiiiary. He was a ployed as an assistant in Superin­ the Repair Department. member of the Weaving Mill team tendent’s Heebner's office. (loorgo Hunt, Jr. which won tlio pennant during tlie ‘‘.■Mnc’’ Macdonald. To represent the Main Office: past season. Fraiilc is an ardent To represent tlie Ribbon Mill: klattliew Macdonald. Better known as “Mac,” lie has been active in TRADE MADE HUM STAR baseball, basketball and hockey. He is one of the most earnest workers for the success of the ath­ letic association. “Mac” is employ­ ed in the Bibhon Mill office. I'rod Finnegan. To reproseiu the Yarn Dye Mill: I'T'cd Fimii'g;!!!, Fred wa.s a basket­ ball star ill ills High ecliool days |da\ing a giianl Iicrtb. I.ately lie lias not been very active in sports Init lias lieeii affiliated with the St. Mary's cltili in addition to the ath- b'tic association wliicb places him in a siniilar position to Turking­ ton. He is employed in the time- koeiiing work. Hobei t \'0n Deck. To represent the I..ower Mill: Robert Von Deck. This man has been envolved In volley hall and lias turned in sonm line games dur­ ing tlie mill league encounters. He is a sincere sort of a person wlio enters liis lieart and soul into any­ / thing wliieli I'c undertakes. He is popular among liis fellow workers in tlie Cariieiiler .'-thoii. Fd .Mcfiiuiiis. To represent tlio Dressing Mill; Edward McGinnis. “lid” was form­ erly a craclcerjack football player. He filled the center position for the old .Atlas team and was noted for ills deadly ■ tackling. He is also Fifteen men on a L ive Man’s Q uest somewluit of a boxer. He was a member of the Junior bowling league during tlie past season also. Jb-J^o-and abetter cigarette tinct improvements over old ERE’S merry luck, treasure-land of new smoking cigarette standards. It’s cooler^ Mates. Just as you satisfaction! it’s more ::S.P were drifting along, A new cigarette—as wel­ milder-it's fragrant aimless-like, in your smokingcome as a Port of Thrills after Stow your hold with your Batting .Averages H first treasure chest o f OLD Tlie leading liatters in both ma- habits, with nary an adven­ a dreary voyage. A rclievingly jor leagues are firmly of tlie opin­ GOLDS From third-string catcher on the Washington elub to premier receiver ion llial tliere will lie no .100 liit- ture to tickle your smoke- cigarette—with a new today, men. Buy one (;l the St. I^ouis Browns was an over-night experience of Bill Hargrave liT in either organizallou tills year. and teasing fragrance that package-that’s all we ask. last season. .As a matter of fact, few of taste, in the Seven Seas of For several years Hargrave had done nothing in tlie ratcliing line ex­ llieni lieliove any n'gnlnr will anchors to your favor like a W e’re more than content to cept warm up Washington pitchers. Occasionally he was iias.sed Into reach lli(' .375 figure and are iii- Commonplace Tobacco— service as a pinch-hittcr but only with ordinary .success. eliiK'il to lielleve that any player home-sick brig to its native let that trial package make Feeling that he needed n veteran catcher to help out should Mndd.v j who cnii finish in tlie nclghhor- along comes a rollicking hood of .350 win have a mighty its own bid for your perma­ Ruel be injured. Manager Stanley Harris made a trade witli St. I.onis lino elianco to carry off the swat breeze of good news that harbor. for Hank Severeld, sending Hargrave to the Browii.s as part of tlie deal. lionors. nent patronage. It so happened that this was the big opportunity In Hargrave's career liu ideiitaliy, the sluggers doubt OLD GOLD offers three dis­ if any of the homo run hitters will sends you bounding into a and he made the most of it. gel as many as •!(). As a matter In the minors Hargrave had been a turn hitter, halting from the right of fuel If is thought that 35 will side of the plate against southpaws and vice versa. At Washington he lie the loll figure in eitlier league. was prohibited from batting left-handed. Since tlie opening of tlie season He told hlB story to George Bisler, who told him to bat any way he 1 liave F'lked with perhaps a doz­ en of ili(' leidiiig liatters, among pleased, Just so long ns ho mado base hits. Hargrave started bnUliig 1 hem 'I he two ('liamplons, Horns- left-handed and specialized in making home runs. He won himself a Iiy alid Ileilnian, and all are unan- regular Job. iia.oii i in the liellef that this is go­ ing Id lie (lie toughest year In th ' past idx to get base hits. J’iU'Iiing Iiuprovc.s Wliile this may sound as If the idlelier.H wun> dominating the two liig lesgiies siieli is far from the eaai'. Tliey liave sliiiply Improved llieir giiiiin perliaps 25 per cent due to a not HO lively ball. Tliere is no need to fear that lulling lias lieeii pretty thorough­ Just ly slo)iped. It Imsii'l lint It cer- tiiinly has been curtailed. One needn't expect a lot of 1-0, Landed 2-1 or 3-2 scores foatnrlng the old- lime iiilchors’ battles so popular A Shipment of 2 0 ymirs or more back. 'I’he pitch­ er lias gained no such supeviorlty W?£0/p Fi over the batsman. However he Is iini|U('stion:iliIy In a better posi­ Men’s Sport tion to matcli wits. For that reason 1 feel that fan­ dom is Hiire to see a more interest­ ing brand of lia.seliall tills sum­ Suits mer. In the worst spring In years has just arrived. Made tlie pileliliig lias been uniformly good and tlio all-ronnd piny far up from choice fabrics above the average wlieii one con­ and tailored to fit. Suits siders the handicaps the players that are to be desired by VS liave lali.'ir '' under. the well dressed man. Hnimy Fielding and base running, as If you ai’e interested well as Inside baseball, which in sport wear see these have I-' - ' i ers in great danger. It was next to Impossible for the inflelders to cover any great The New and cigarette 2.0 JL amount of ground, simply be­ B etter cause of lack of time In making a G LE N N E rS play on tlie hall. For a siiortstop to go oyer back THE TR.EASUR.E OF T H E M , A L L Next Door to Woolworth’s of second base, come up with the ball in his gloved hand and get his T-&# Product of P. LpRILLARD CQ.. 17 60 man at first, was a decided excep- ' r ,

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GAS BUGGIES or HEM AND AMY Ah-Ha, If They Do Quarrel? by Beck SENSE AND nonsense nr HAR* HAR-- THE BULLS w hat’s the i d e a ! LISTEN, l e f t y - ) CUT OUT THE KIDDlW,' LLUVOU DIRTY KEEP YOUR FINS WHERE , IS ZAT SO-.' APYENTURES SURE ARE FRAMING UP THAT GREETIN’ ME WID IF- YER'--R lo okin ' L BO- YOU AINT LYING SQUEALER- THEY BELONG , SAVVY-! IF IWCLL-- THEflSiS BOOB, HEM, FOR THE SHACK I A GAT--ARE YOU FOR JACK .WHY 'CAUSE you’v e BEEN IF YOU TIP \OU REACH FOR ANYTHING A WAD UBDER W e ,t w i n s BORNEO DOWN--i ’ll BET THE CUCKOO .n can’t a WASTE SHOE'LEATHER CONTRIBUTIN’ TO CHARITY- ME OFF TO BUT YOUR DOUGH, IT’S - THE LID OF A very small hoy was standing COMIN' HERE-I’M LOOK HERE — I NEED A ,THE BULLS, fa CURTAINS- NOW DONT, THE STOVE-0UT J t/ OLIVK fiOBEGTS BAliTQll in the middle of a country lane POOR EGG IS DIZZY FROMTRYIN’ PAL CALL 'ROUND TO DOPE (T OUT--HE DONT FOR A TOUCH WIDOUT BUSTED FLATTEFfN A HUNDRED, BUCKS ^ BAD- PLUG W SO GET HARO— I DONT don't tr y to with a large shotgun, when a A fWNCAKE-- NOW I AINT LOOKBM* FOR FULL OF HOLES WMVT TO HAVE TO BLEED ME. KID- KNOW WHAT it ’s ALL FLIRTIN’ WID , stranger came along and asked TROUBLE WID YOU, MIKE, YOl/a LOOK SINK YOU---I MAY I WON’T BE , him: ABOUT- ?-p- FIREWORKS But It did shrink— the little ; "What are you hunting, little BUT t GOTTA HUNCH LIKE THE NEED SOME MORE ASLEEP THE jlWlilffet’s purple bombazine suit, man?” YOU AINY ACHIN’ TO PIECE OF DOUGH LATER O N - \=. NEXT TIME did. It shrank and shrank until "I dunno,” answered the little YOUR MUG IN CHEESE y o u GET MEil.^yf YOU CALL- the Whiffet looked like a fried sau­ fellow, “ I ain’t seen it yet.” PAPERS WHERE sage that had burst out here and r m i there In apota through Its tight A Recipe for Success Jacket. His hands and feet and Keep your head cool— your feet PfI head and ears looked miles too big warm— your mind busy. Don’t % for his clothes, but he was so happy worry over trifles. Plan your work because the beautiful purple color I ahead and then stick to it— rain or hadn't faded, that he never bother­ shine. Don’t waste your sympathy' ed a bit about the shrinking. on yourself. If you are a gem some­ So off they started again to find one will And you. hla shadow. “ I lost it when I was crossing the A laundry is as strong as its stile," said tlie Whiffet. “ It could­ weakest chink. n’t get over, I guess, ns it was pret­ One may flatter by praising or ty steep.” praise by flattering. So to the stile they went, to look for the lost shadow. Charge of the Bobbed Brigade And there sat Grumpy Grlnny, Bobbed hair to the right of us, tfy fercy L.rosoy the ground squirrel, right on the Bobbed hair to the left of us. SKIPPY stile. Bobbed lialr belilnd us. “ Hello!" F.nld the Twins. “ What­ Tresses asunder: WHAT HAVe, I OOT TO LN€ FOR l‘o U kE J*n> ME euERyTH/NG ALL VERy ever are you doing. Grumpy?” Some with a heavy mop. FLowefts IS alright - i iM ALWAvs PRAViN - (Tosh !, “ Counting my chickens before they Some with a lighter crop, TAW€ NOTiCe! I TAKE NOT^C€^ "TO i?ALLuAys gcttin’ A POOR- I MAT IT ALL THE tim e , SOT Disgostfol’n’ if it wasn’t pbR are hatched," said Grumpy grump­ Into the barber shop report ca^ o’ n' th cn have to i>io I GET A Rou> Boat oir a ME LITTLE Ol’ ALLOWANCE ily. Walked the bobbed hundred. S'HClP M6 If ^H6 AINT. invitin', “ Wh.at does that mean?" asked Women of high degree. SWALLOW A LOT O' LITTLE DIGS *n ’ t3fLLv Goat? no, i didn’t ! not (TH6 CITTC6 e€€TL€ IN Th£ HOUJC’ the Whiffet. "Has it anything to Women past fifty-three. t h e n -WHEN IFCCL ANyiUH£R6-r even Could i ciuE Poor mama'x IN THE .M E TE R ‘N* TA K E AW do with shadows?" Determined they shall be n ea r l ig h t H€AftT6D/ I KAU6 *n9 “ And wh.nt l.s a ground squirrel One of the numbered. Annivcrsapt y— ©C9CORS/ON. r doing with chickens anyway?” said Some of them look real swell. PLAy UllTH f R o s e a m y . , - 5 ^ ^ Nancy. Some of them look like— well, A TAPED —) “ I’ll tell you," said Grumpy. “ It Just as well not to tell. has nothing to do with shndows and On the bobbed hundred. it has nothing to do with chickens. I'm just being had. Pop said he’d The lawn mower hat gone out of give me a nickel, so I told Jimmy date. It Is no mower. Duck I’d buy his kite. Pop said I was counting my chickens before It every woman’s face was her they were hatched end that It was fortune some would be arrested for wrong. So I got mad and came out counterfeiting. here and now I’m counting all the chickens I want. I’m up to three You can never Judge your neigh­ hundred and twenty-nine now’.” bors by what you see hanging on They left Grumpy couutiug on his the clothesline. fingers, “Three hundred and thirty, three hundred and thirty-one, three When in Rome order spaghetti. hundred and thirty-two,” and so on. But there was no sign of a shad­ "How the trees groan!” exclaim­ ow— anywhere! ed the romantic maid as the wind r i So along they went until they swept through the orchard. SALESMAN SAM Show Her a Pair of Knickers came to the old plow. And there “No wonder,” chimed in the on the big pointy thing at the front, practical youth. "They’re full of sat Spokes the Spider. green apples, you know.” 1 Tr\e_ " N / i d T ii\£"T b Tm t h ’ OH Voo T'D UHe. Tb nP»TcH Too COfitA (H CHARGE. O F Ft FftHTJ WITH And Spokes the Spider was puf­ UEIL "We. MPtTcH YOOK CO^T in CHFRGrB. DO VOO V o o ? - yoOR OLD COAT FlHD fing and pufliiig and puftlng, his A girl gets a fellow to give up (MAO \)E.ST CO 'Tri' w jfs K r? VJB.La-— OESt; “P lf ASE .(,_ sides going out and in like a black­ smoking, drinking, swearing and OOR. smith’s bellows. gambling. Then he Is so reformed HWW.foNIC- “ Goodness alive, pokes!” cried that he doesn’t marry her— he can WLL 6ROU do better. «ft\R OM Nick. “What are you doin?” ^ (nnMYK«h<>- “ Crossing my bridges before I come to them,” said Spokes, going Just because she wears a turtle on with his puffing, and keeping his neck sweater, don’t think she is eyes tight shut. slow. rCZ'tt WITH ^ “ Have you lost your senses?” said Nancy. "How can you cross She— "Uh! Look at that man’s ( 3 I A bridges when you’re only sitting on unkempt beard! He must be al­ a plow?" most a wild man.” “ I’m being bad,” said the spider. He— “ Just about. You see, he’s “ I was frightened because the roos­ an old-fashioned gentleman, and he ter nearly ate me and Pop said I always surrenders his turn in the was crossing bridges before I came barber chair to waiting ladies.” Hi to them. So here I am crossing bridges. I’m crossing them in my “ Through the silver lining mind. It’s less trouble. I’ve there’s a dark cloud shining,” said crossed three hundred and twenty- the Ethiopian as he gazed into the nine bridges. I’m half way over mirror. the three hundred and thirtieth. I’m pretty tired. I tell you.” Planters in Louisiana are kicking Begging in a Roundabout Way “ Did you see a lost shadow at the price they get for their cot­ FRECKLPS AND H!S FRIENDS around hero anyw’here?” asked the ton and are raising cane. little Whiffet. “ I lost mine.” s o u OLM 60 OOSB TO “ How can I see with my eyes Madge: ‘Tve a dreadful cough.” A0US6, BUT , DOAlT shut?" said Spokes. “Go to your Marjorie: "So have I. Let’s go to EITW&C OP VOL) ASIC WS AkOTHER vM/^M cext neiglibor.” I the theater. roc COOi-ilBS OC BEEAD AWD “ You’re crazy,” said Nick. “ You BurrEE!! IS THAT STOICTLV I The man who spends his efforts W F/-Y<5y^,pp knust think you’re playing Pussy- u m d e c s TOo d ? Wan ts-a-Corner." ' in trying to get even with his “Three hundred and thirty-one. enemies makes so many of them that he never achieves his purpose. m I’m over another one," said the :z ! spider. Some monkeys are confined in (To Be Continued) wire cages, and others in habit cages. There are two classes of terrible AN ASS, MAYBE. memories, with womea- Sne A motorist iiad just killed a goat. doesn’t remember anythfngr — find The owner demanded to know what the other remembers everything. the motorist Intended to do about It. 3IUCH CHEAPER “ I will replace the animal,” said the driver. Buyer: How much is this hat? “ You flatter yourself.”— Tit-Bits. Clerk; Ten dollars cash. Buyer: And how much by the week Clerk: It’s $15 , ten down and FliAPPER FANNY says one per week for five weeks.— WASHIMGTON TUBBS U by Crane High Spots in the Life of Little Stanley, the Great Explorer Humorist.

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Morton sat beside her, DEUIN HERE TODAY JERRY PROPOSES Posture much exercise is taken, more harm standing In the doorway, Audrey and they waited, silent, until Nona^ HARRY MORTON, wealthy, than good may result. watched him as he disappeared down reapi>eared. “Does it make any difference, n n m a r r led, middle-aged and Judy, darling, that we haven’t For some people rest and not ex­ handsome. Is cauglit between street. Biting her lower Up thought­ “Oh folks.” she said, “you don’t fully. she stood In the door a long have to wait down here. The hotel u m t i e r ’ known each other very long? I This Is the second and last of a ercise is first needed. With the tlie rival loves of AUDREY, his knew the minute that Jimmie Cos­ series on Posture and Health. advice of a physician, and under the ward, and NONA, a New Yorlt time. At last, with a sudden air of has saved me the loveliest suite of decision, she turned to the house­ rooms, with a big sitting-room.” Careers and Canning. tello introduced us the other night guidance of an expert in physical girl, both of whom are madly training, exercises for the correc­ maid, and told her to order a, car. She looked at Audrey, "Won't you A dozen or so of our nation’s that you were the girl I was go­ BY DR. HUGH S. GUMMING attracted to him. ing to marry. I love you. I nev­ Surgeon General, United States tion of posture have many benefi­ He has lived in Rochester Hurriedly, Audrey ran to her own come up?” most prominent mothers have been questioned of late as to the relative er knew what love meant before.” Public Health Service. cial results. for 15 years with his young Audrey assented, and the three en­ The car gave a lunge, for the In adults certain occupations Faulty postures may be correct­ ward, and gossips there have supremacy Of the job of home­ tered the elevator. They went to­ man beside me had taken one tend to deform the posture. Such ed, excessive fat removed, deficient never been able to solve tlie rid­ gether to Nona’s drawing room. making. It i.s interesting to note that practically every one of the hand oft of the wheel and had pul­ occupations are those of clerical muscle may be built up and thin in­ dle of his past. He also main­ Morton waited a moment, as he dividuals may usually be brought tains an expensive apartment in watched the two women seating women, from Billie Burke to Nina led me up closer and wag bending workers, stenographers, garment to the proper weight. New i'orh. themselves, and then asked if ha Wilcox Putnam, say “not child OR his face to kiss my lips. makers and many others. Persons Correct posture is a physical and Ho hires JOHN PARRISH, might be excused. Career,” but “child AND career.” “Here, you guy, can’t you see engaged In such occupations should sliy but good, to be his secretary, "I have something to attend to,”- In other words they swashbuckle where you are going? 'Wait until be very careful of their posture, a mental asset. Begin training in and instructs him to be a com­ he explained. at this idea that liome takes all of you get her home and then you can particularly when sitting at work. childhood and maintain a good pos­ panion to Audrey. She detects Silence fell as he left the room. a woman’s interest and time, or kiss her without killing all the The most common faults of the ture throughout life. ' Ills purpose. Trying another tach. The two girls eyed one another, that homo is neglected if she rest of the people on the street.” posture of adults are the relaxed VERY DECORATIVE. while In New York, he sends partly with curiosity, partly with worlts. “Oh, you go to hell,” sgld Jer­ and protruding abdominal walls, Parrisli with $5000 to Nona, witli hostility. ry. as he promptly hugged me clos drooping forward of the shoulders Some of the newest lamp shades show Interesting figures from chintz which to buy a piece of jewelry. “You’re fighting me,” Nona said. ■Wlierc’d Ja Get ’Em? er to him. and head with consequent sinking cut out and appliqued on a plain Parrish at first refuses the er­ “I am,” said Audrey. “I told you In theory, I agree. Womc-n of “I shall not let you send me of the chest, abnormal curvature of parchment or fabric background. rand, on tlie ground that Mor­ that when we met In New York. I ability SHOULD be able to take there if I can help it,” answered the spine and abnormal tilting of ton’s reputation is tliat of a love him, and he Is going to marry care of home and child, and yet the man, as he swung his car the pelvis. TO RESTORE CX)LOR. roue, but finally goes. Mor­ me.” liave other work and interests, too, around from the sidewalk where The chief causes of abnormalities When blue garments have be­ ton returns to Rochester, tele­ Nona started. “Did he say ha paying with the money they earn he had had to turn it'RKlueep Jer in our posture are our modern come faded, put a cupful of vinegar graphs Nona to come tliere, would?” in their own sphere for the work rv from running into him. methods of living and working. We Audrey was silent. T^}e other girl ’n the last rinsing water. and calling Audrey to ids office, done by cook dr maid or nursemaid “Good Lord! It’s Jerry,” >aid are apt to take too little general shows her papers by which he persisted. the man. exercise. “Did he promise to marry you?” In her sphere. The theory is gfod. has transferr^ to Audrey hall In practice I have seen it fail dis­ I looked up and saw Jimmie Cos Front Muscles. TRICKY CUTTING of all his- wealth. She sees Audrey was honest, and finally she tello and Mamie. The ordinary work of our daily The new skirts, though narrow Nona’s telegram, saying she is shook her head. “No. he didn’t mally. All because the cook and in appearance, have all the width maid and nursemaid cannot be “Come on back home, Mamie, life is done by the muscles on the coming. promise, but I kn6w he must. I necessary and are cut so that one found who do their work as well as and I will tell you all about it.” front part of our chest and these love him, and he must—he loves walks with perfect ease. NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY the wage-earning mother does “If you ever do get there,” yel­ become stronger than those on the me.” led Jimmy as we raced out of back of the chest. (The Barnes and sitonUona in this Nona considered. ’’You hate me.” hers. These women celebrities must SO DIFFERENT story are flctltlous.) have some mysterious control of hearing. This, together with our usual po­ She looked at Audrey, and the “Yon haven’t answered me, Striped and checked taffetas younger girl bowed her head In as­ the servant problem that lesser sition of being bent forward in most CHAPTER XII sweeflieart,” said Jerry. were never so lovely as this season sent. mortals know not of. of our dally tasks, tends to stretch T was a pale and agitated girl “Yes, I have. I cannot marry a the muscles on the back of the and they have a picturesque quali­ “Well,” said Nona, “I don’t hate ty no other material appro.ximates. who awaited Morton, when he re­ you. I Just love Morton. I don’t Snakes and Rabies. stranger.” chest and shorten those on the front I And then, although I had come turned to the office ten minutes know whether he will ever marry A rattle snake bit a woman of and thus cause our shoulders and so near a tragedy or perhaps be­ head to droop forward from their IN EVERY MATERI.YL. later. me. I don’t know anything about Arizona. She slit the wound with The tailored costume of this sea­ him. I’ve known him a year, but cause I was so hysterical that I natural erect position. a knife to suck out the ixtis'on. Her son is not only done in tweeds and As he opened the door and stepped this Is the only thing I know—it ha could not dwell upon the strange We are also prone to eat too knife slipped and she cut an ar­ episodes of tha. evening, I giggled. mannish materials, but in taffeta, Into the room, he stopped a moment, doesn't want to marry you. he’ll not tery. No hell' was at hand. She much and this distends the abdo and looked at her. There was an do It. That Is where my hope lies.” Jerry looked surprised. men and stretches the relaxed mus- crepe georgette and the soft ribbed fired shots hut no one came to help “What are you laughing at, expectancy In his eye, as if he were Audrey had risen from her chair, her. Seeing that death from bleed­ cles of the abdominal walls, allow-jsfiks. and was moving around the room, dearest?" he asked. ing the organs to sag. S WriQrlSIdS awaiting something unusual. ing was near, and fearing that her looking at the French prints that little children would die of starva­ “A story Mamie told me this Knowing the causes of bad pos­ "Sorry to leave you alone so long,” hung upon the wall. She had an morning.” ture, the remedy is plain. Increase | tion before their father returned, Again Jerry looked surprised at he said, cheerily. absent air, as she moved from one to she shot them and herself. the general strength of the muscles; She looked up at him, without re­ another. Abruptly she turned. Some senators and congressmen (his serious juncture in our lives of the body by proper exercise. Bal-1 sponding. Her eyes were heavy, and ■’Are you a bad woman?” she shot I should think of a funny story. ance the muscular tone by such ex-i at Nona. are still growling over the national However, I determined to tell it her face was a little pale. His eye maternity appropriation which, un­ ercises as will shorten and strength- j caught the telegraph message lying The other girl colored. ”Is any­ to him. At the rate we were go­ en the stretched and weakened mus­ body good?" she countered, bitterly. der the Sheppard-Towner law, ing I knew we would be home by on his desk, and he nodded, without spends luindreds of thousands_ of cles on the back of the chest and reading It. “I suppose, In your way, you’re good the time I had finished. will stretch the contracted muscles whM' —but you’d kill me. If you could. Is dollars yearly to protect American “Mamie has a story which abso­ "I read It,’’ she said, her voice life “Are you a bad woman?” she shot at Nona. The other women living in isolated places at on the front of the chest. I less. girl colored. Is angbodij good?” she countered bitterlg. that good?” lutely illustrates this stranger One should constantly strive tol Audrey had started her reply, and times of maternity. complex. We were talking of h o s t e s s ^ Her eyes were down, now, and “I suppose in gour wag goiire good—but you’d kill me if “No woman in tliis country to­ maintain correct positions in stand­ there was a look almost of satisfac­ the telephone bell rang. Nona an­ something this morning and I re­ ing, walking and sitting, so thatj swered. She listened a moment, day is so far J'rom scientific aid tion In his face as ho replied: you could. Is that good?” savs a marked that we were all strangers after a time, these become easy and are then said: “I’ll be there right away.” that this is necessary, in this world and Mamie laughed “X didn’t know you read things on “We’ll take Nona to the hotel," natural. Wear clothing that doesj my desk,” lie »ild. room, donned hef hat, coat and “Will you wait here just a min­ growler. spying she had friend whose col­ gloves, and was outside as the car said Audrey. “Then I’ll be very glad not constrict the body or impede most charming Her voice was weary. ”I should ute?" she asked. ored ook had been In the family drew up to the door. to show her the city.” Lot Her ( !u-w! natural movements. Correct any not have done so, I’m sorry. I’m .Audrey started as If to follow her, for many years. The woman had but the door slammed. Nona was It may be long before advisers physical defects and take proper ex­ and their terribly sorry. I—I think I’d better “The railway station," she direct­ She turned to Nona, cool eyes ap given her husband all her money gone. ercises for the attainment of good go home.” ed. praising the young woman. of youn^i pirls will be sciuclched by to invest. One day Mammy Liza “You’ve never been here before?” Audrey looked hastily about her. science when they nttonipt to sny posture. parties are She arose, and drew her light coat She arrived just as the train from came to my friend and said that It is not possible In a brief ar­ around her. New Vork pulled In. Directing “Once,” said Nona. The other girl’s hat and coat were that “no !ad.v ciiews gum. on a chair. Her gloves lay on the Chewing gum as an after-treat- she would like to go away for a ticle to describe suitable exercises ”I didn't know that Nona came to the driver to wait, she walked Morton turned. “When was that?” week on a little vacation. that will develop and maintain a most successful Rochester,” she said, as she stood little telephone stand. I ment for ton.sil removal is ad\ ocat- hastily through the station, and he asked. “You see, Miss Annie, I’se goln’ correct posture. For such exer­ at the outer door. “She can’t leave the hotel, any­ ' ed bv a London surgeon. He ex­ as she stepped upon the plat­ “Years ago," she said. “I was six­ to get ma’ricl, and I want about cises one may consult standard *. you will •'She doesn't come—regularly,” way,” Audrey said, half aloud. plains that ciicwing stimulates the form, she encountered Morton. He teen then. I was a dancer.” twenty five dollas— jes about books or avail one’s self of the in­ Morton said. ”As a matter of fact. The porter entered with Nona’s secretion of saliaa, which, bathing greeted her, without surprise. twenty-five dollas. Miss Annie.’ struction and facilities that may be usually find 1 think she has not been here before The train ground to a halt, and In Morton pursued the question no trunk, and Audrey stood aside as he the wounded surfaces, aids in heal- farther, but led the two young wo­ trundled it Into the bedroom, and “ ‘But Mammy Liza, you had found in any good gymnasium.___ at all.” a moment Nona came running down hotter take a hundred dolalrs on The girl stood, turning the door­ the platform, a porter following her men to Audrey’s car, and helped placed It In a corner. Nona’s hand­ the sandwiches knob, and thinking. them Into It. bag was on a chair. Audrey moved If Not Gnin, Caraincl.s: your wedding trip.’ with a tiny handbag.' “ ‘Now. Miss Annie, what you •’Did you send for her?” she asked, “1 brought a trunk," cried Nona, As they rode, he eyed Audrey, as If to examine It. Then, with a For those who prefer to chew made of when her own gaze W'as turned nil thinkin’ 'bout. Don’ you know suddenly. as she caught sight of Morton. She little shake of her head, she retreat­ .something other than gum there Large Pores A flash of genuine surprise showed was nearing him, hei face alight away. ed, and went back to the drawing­ are sultana caramels. Made by I ain’t goin’ travelin’ with no on Morton’s face. ”Yes, I did,” he with pleasure, when she caught sight “Did I understand that you were room. b-oiling 3 cups of sugar. 1 cup milk, strange man nowhere with all that said. ”How did you know?” of Audrey, She stopped, suddenly. going to show Nona the city today?” For a few moments she settled her­ 2 squares cliocolate, 3 tablespoons cash money’?” Are Unnecessary "I—I supposed so,” she said Coolly, Audrey stepped forward he asked. self In an arm .chair. Then, ner­ butter, until it forms a soft ball in vously. she began moving about the Mamie Su.si>cct3 “When you came out of the tele­ and offered her hand. Audrey turned, and looked full at cold water. cup raisins added, T05IORROW: NoUiing is so unsightly as a skin that graph offico, I knew there was some “Mr. Morton and 1 came to meet him, as If answering more than his room. pinch of salt, 1 teaspoon vanilla, Seller'. always shines or looks greasy. There is thing you did not want to tell me you,” she said, deliberately. question. "Yes, 1 would love to Minutes passed. She glanced at turned into I preparation called MELLO-GLO Skin- her watch. Time was flying. She 1 all beat until creamy, about.” Nona glanced hastily at Morton show her everything we have here s I buttered pan, cooled, and cut in TRY FILING A S.AW lone (part of a new wonderful French Morton lifted her hand, and patted and hack at the girl. There was that Is pretty. I don’t want her to looked out the window. She ex­ amined the prints on the wall. Then = I squares. Beauty Treatment) which removes ex­ It. ’’Intuition,” ho said. ”ls a won­ something like fright In her manner, be lonesome.” Gushing Mama: Yes, Evangeline cess oil. strenghtens the muscles, cleans derful thing. But Audrey, don't let- Morton grinned a little, and sub she opened a door, and looked up as she gave her own hand to Audrey. Two and Throe Colors. has a delightful voice, hut some­ and reduces pores, and beautifies the Intuitlon carry you too far.” "It was sweet of you to come,” she sided. and down the corridor. No one was In sight. Time was, and not so long ago, how the piano doesn’t seem to quite akin. Get a bottle of MELLO-GLO She took her hand from him, and said. Nona herself, mystified, but catch blend with it. Ing an air of silent battle between Hastily she went back to Nona’s when the more a custom kept to Skin-tone. You’ll like it. hugged her coat about her. Again her eyes sought Morton’s Music Lover: M’yes. How about “I’m going now,” she said, and left her two companions, looked from apartment, seized her own coat, and one color, the choicer it was. But J. W. Hale Co., So. Manchester. questloningly. His face was Impas trying it with the bagpipes?— Pass­ the room. For once, she did not one t» the other, and said little as sped down the hall. Without wait­ no longer. Two, and even three slve. “1 had not expected Miss Mor ing Show. kiss him as she went away, and Mor­ ton to be at the station,” he said, they rode through the streets to the ing for the elevator, she ran down colors which may or may not har­ ton stood looking after her as she “She knew you were coming, of hotel. the stairs, and went to the hotel monize overly well, are even disappeared do-mi the hall. course.” Morton and Audrey waited while desk. choicer. For instance, not grey TO BE SURE • • • He took Nona’s trunk check, and she went upstairs to her room. "Did you see Mr. Mol ^on?” she coat, grey dress, grey hat, grey There were no words between Mor arranged for the transfer of her bag­ “I am going to stay,with her all asked, breathlessly. * hose, grey bag, grey shoes, but ton and hla ward the next morning, gage to the hotel, “i'our car Is the time she Is In Rochester, Audrey “Mr. Morton,” said the clerk, “left grey coat, grey and red print dress, Old cinema films are sold as Junk. aside from the casual conversation waiting?” he asked Audrey. said to Morton, quietly. here about ten minutes ago with black hat, gunmetal hose, black Well, that’s the way some of them of breakfast time. She did not allude She nodded. “We will take Miss— He raised his eyebrows. “The Idea that young lady who came in with shoes, black bag. started.— Punch. to the telegram he had received, and Miss—’’ she looked at Nona inquir­ Is that I shall not see Nona alone?” you.” ROOT BEER (To Bo Continued) neither did he. ingly. he asked. Canls and Calls. EXTRACT He was dressed with his accus­ “Nona,” answered Morton, grimly. Audrey placed her hands on his (Copyright.. 1926. NEA Service. Ino.) In olden days when the cave­ New Earrings MAKES 5 GALLONS OP man and his lady first thought of SPARKLING REFRESHING the value of being neighborly, BEVERAGE FOR 25 CENTS sometimes a hunk of raw' and drip­ WILLIAMS SB and would be a most unsatisfac- TO PREVENT STRE.YKING ping meat would be hurled into SIDES WITH MEN WHOSE lory husband. Never allow clothes to stand Neighbor Cave Man’s cave by his DANDRUFF GONE! Women are born bosses, They ! in bluing water as this will make neighbor, which meant that neigh­ take to general managing their them streaked. bor had eaten all the bear or wolf 17191301 WIVES DOMINATE THEM families as a duck 1o water. Their he possibl.v could and he might as maternity acts as a hobble on their BETTER FLAVOR well give away the rest. That was skittish husbands and sons. Save all the fat from bacon, ham the calling card of the Cave Age. BY CYNTKIA GREY As one long-suffering man said ; and sausage to be used for trying Today's calling cards are left be­ THICK AND WAVY “I make all my husband’s ap­ to me, “Millie doesn’t mother me, vegetables Instead of butter. tween 3:30 and 4:30. pointments,” said the wife of a she smothers me.” successful artist. “I plan his time Even an artist whose time Is Every Bit of Dandruff Disap­ and make arrangements for all his valuable cannot afford to shut pears and Hair Stops s I'ial and business contacts.” himself away under his wife’s Chorines Go to High School Coming Out. She spoke complacently, as one watchful guard, from all the queer fa Tourame might of her tame canary. and amusing and instructive inci­ I met her husband a short time dents of daily life. If he does, he Coffee - Tea “Danderine” Makes Your Hair later. In an abstract conversation, will soon go stale In his work. Fluffy, Glossy, and we touched on the subject of mat­ And the wife who guards the Beautiful. rimony. “My reedpe for married threshold may find herself sudden­ happiness is fi-eedom— full, un­ ly the injured and iimultcd party. within ten minutes after an ap­ questioned freedom for both par­ It his independence asserts itself plication of Danderine you can not ties,” he said. and he throws over her dynasty to find a single trace of dandruff. One The poor man did not know that set up one of his own. application dissolves every particle he was giving anything away. But It all comes back to the pri­ A new' example of th*e popular long mary truth that matrimony does of dandruff; invigorates the scalp. the whole story of his own mar­ earrings are these of the aristo­ I not and cannot make two persons Itops itchin.g and falling hair. riage came out with the words. i one. It may unite them In affec- cratic Empress Josephine jewelry Furthermore Danderine is to the His wife undouht'^dly believes that she is a great help to him. She i tion and in purpofse. But they mode. They have pearl drops and hair what fresh .showers of rain and ' rtill exist as individuals, craving Bunshine are to vegetation. It believes that she shields him from stealing petals set with rhinestones. annoyance and conserves his time liberty of movement and thought. goes right to the roots. Invigorates IVhen either usurps this liberty, and strengthens them. Its ex­ for work. These things are true. But on the other hand, her con­ the first grooves are cut toward hilarating, stimulating and life- the divorce court. producing properties cause the hair stant watchfulness has produced to grow strong and beautiful. in him a struggling resentment, so that he has come to regard her as NEW GUINEA SHARK Bobbed hair has made the girls SAINT TO NATIVES. aware of the dangerous effects of an enemy, a keeper, a policeman Zemo the Clean, Antiseptic bent upon spoiling all his fun. London.— The shark Is a patron Liquid, Gives Prompt Rehef unsightly dandruff which is now That is what usually happene j saiut in New Guinea, \\ more apparent than ever since the when a wife takes too great an in-I J- H. Sandford Jackson, Jr., There is one safe, dependable treat­ hair Is short. torost In her husband’s career. Of , medical officer of the mandated ment that relieves itching torture and Danderine is a sure way to get the two evils — uninteresterness I territory that once was the proper- that cleanses and soothes the skin. rid of dandruff and immedftitely and over-interesterness— the lat- ‘ ty of Germany, says that each group Soon after the first applicjrtion of Zemo doubles the beauty of your hair. ter seems to have the worse re­ of natives has its particular pet you will find that imtations, Pimples, The effect is amazing—-your liair sults. shark, called “Maselay” or "good Blackheads, Eczema, Blotches. Rina* Brill be light, fluffy and wavy, and Every w'onan who has been fairy.” worm and Bimilar ddn troubles will have an appearance of abundance; married to a man knows that men The legend runs that the shark, ^sappear. y o u mi^t as well In Incomparable lustre, softness are like colts and lambs and calves. after burial of a native at sea, has­

William M. Keating of 107 Ham -PUBLIC DANCE- lin street, local insurance agent, who was operated on for appenr>-1 “The Creation” Buckland School citis at the Manchester Memorial (Haydn) Thursday Evening, May 13 hospital Monday morning Is mak-j Lillian Gustafson, Soprano. Auspices* P. T. A. Case Orch. ing rapid progress. Fred Patton, Bass. Gentlemen 40. Ladies Free. William Duncan of 55 Autumn Ernest Davis, Tenor. street, who was operated on for Scout Commissioner James A. appendicitis at the Manchester Me­ Director, Archibald Sessions. Irvine will be at the Concordia morial hospital April 27, is now Lutheran church tomorrow evening Department Managers’ able to be up and around. He will Chorus of 40 Voices. at seven o’clock, when it is hoped return to his home in a few more SUNDAY NIGHT, MAY 16 to effect the organization of a Boy days. Scout troop, with Otto Custer as 7:.10 P. M. scoutmaster. All boys of the church A ten pound boy was born yester­ SO. METHODIST CHURCH who wish to join the troop should Public Is Invited ! day to Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Ted- be at the meeting tomorrow eve­ ford of 367 Main street. ning. The Justamere Whist club will FOR SALE Four Day Sale meet tomorrow afternoon with 1924 Special Six Studebaker Se­ ABOUT TOWN Mrs. Thomas Shaw' of North Elm dan— new paint job— three new balloon tires on car, spare tire street. A. W. Johnson, driver for the never used; also two used tires— TUne Itibhnn Bakery Co., of this Officers and teachers of Second perfect mechanical condition. Only Sale Starts Friday^ May 14th town, collided with a Green trolley Congregational church and sub­ run 9,000 miles. $800 cash, not a car about 9 o'clock last night on stitutes will hold their regular penny less. The greatest car bar­ Center street near the East ceme­ meeting promptly at 7:30 this ev­ gain ever offered in Manchester. tery. N’o one was injured. The ening. The speakers will be For information. Call 6 6 4. truck was slightly damaged. Charles E. IMartin. superintendent and former superintendent E. P. 29 Departments. Read What Each Department Manager La.M night'.s showers did much Walton. In cut down danger from fires in Gable-Nelson the state, especially did the rain The Ladles Sewing Society of put out the fire near Hillardvllle. the Swedish Lutheran church will Has To Say meet tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 Pianos Oak street yesterday afternoon P. M. was an animated mass of children Memorial Lodge Knights of UMBRELLAS, STATION­ in the vicinity of the Circle theater, Pythias No. 38, wil hold its regul r , it is estimated that nearly 1,000 meeting tonight in the Balch & | ERY GREETING CARDS, CANDY, DRUGS, children were in the vicinity of the Brown hall. The rank of page and | Iilayliouse and Patrolman John Mc- esquire will be conferred on a class Glinn had his hands full keeping of candidates. BOOKS, NOVELTY BRIDGE TOILET ARTICLES the children out of danger from passing automobiles. Miss Esther Noren of Middle- PRIZES field street and INIiss Anna Johnson The Drug Department becomes more and Frank E. Zimmerman has mov­ of Clintoj street are at the Me­ more popular every day. The only thing that When you come in the front door turn to ed into his new* Dutch Colonial morial hospital, where they under­ worries me now is to find space to display house just completed at 154 Ben­ went an operation yesterday for the the left, two steps forward and then you will be looking at me. While I have only had my goods attractively. The Candy Depart­ ton street. removal of tonsils and adenoids. ment is popular with old and young. I hav'e charge of this department four months it is some very good specials to offer you during II. R. Hastings of Depot Square The Ladies Sewing circle of the very interesting and I like it. The umbrella left today for Boston on a business special alone which I will offer will be worth this sale. See the paper tomorrow night for I.utheran Concordia church will my specials. trip. meet tomorrow afternoon. are not sweat-shop pianos. your while to make a trip to the store. Sea They are built under ideal tomorrow night's Herald ! Toney Adams, of Florence street Chief Ranger Charles Krob, sub conditions in ^ atmosphere ALEXiiNDER LANG, Manager, l;as returned from California where / chief ranger Joseph Reinartz and of sunshine and -tlowers— of MAGNA NELSON, Manager. he has spent several months. He John Miner, recording secretary, is now working at the weaving are representing Court Manchester peace and plenty. They are trade again in the Ribbon Mill. Foresters of America at the 2 6th built in a small town on Lake session of the Grand Court of that There will be a rehearsal of the Michigan where most of the order i^ow being held in Fraternal workmen own their own Junior choir of the South Metho­ hall. New Haven. I\Ir. Reinartz dist church Saturday at 6:30 p. m. will be joined in New Haven by homes ^ d drive their own instead of Sunday afternoon. liis sister. Miss Elsa Reinartz and cars. Where there is no con­ HOSIERY, will speTT* several days in New fusion or hurry in the fac­ Mrs. Rachel Munsie, Mrs. Mar­ York. LACES, TRIMMINGS, KNIT UNDERWEAR garet Brown and Mrs. Agnes Barr tory and everything is as are in attendance today at the Past clean and orderly as a row The Tigers will practice tonight SCARFS, JEWELRY Chief Daughters of Scotia conven­ at the Adams sl.reet grounds at 6 of new pins. tion in New Britain today. I have such a complete line of colors In o'clock. All members are asked my Spring hosiery that it is a pleasure to to be on the field. The whole surroundings are Just inside the front door you will see the serve you for I am confident that you will a natural setting for art and most beautiful assortment of scarfs! Every find just the shade you want here. We carry , " D music. No other pianos woman who sees them will be unable to resist all the well known brands. Miss Brandt, my the temptation of buying one especially when made in America are built assistant, and I have found some real spe­ MASON SUPPLIES they see the price. A new scarf to wear with cials to offer you in both knit underwear and under more perfect condi­ a dress or coat will make it more becoming. hosiery. Visit us tomorrow! LIME tions or in a more beautiful environment regardless of JENNIE JOHNSON. Manager. MRS. KELLUM, Manager, CEMENT price. \ Uprights, Player-Pianos and Tt is not the policy of the store to have more than two store- PLASTER Grands. wide sales a year; whicli occur annually in January and July. Our Department Managers’ Four Day Sale has been held in BRICK Easy Terms. jMay so successful^ and timely for the past two years and has enabled our Department Managers to offer extraordinary spe­ FLUE LINING Your present piano taken in part payment. BABY SHOP cials for warm weather needs. It is at the request of our De­ ART DEPARTMENT DAMPERS partment Managers that the management consented to make My! Last week, Baby Week, was a busy the Department Managers’ Sale a yearly event. Come to I specialize in Bucilla Art Needlework. u week for me. A couple of days to get things Hale’s and meet your friends, they will be here I Very few stores of our size carry such a com­ TILE straightened out and I will be ready for the Looks Do Count’’ KEMP’S plete assortment. I have something that will rush Friday. I have specials that will inter­ Interest you. Please read my advertisement. Keep your hair in a healthy A Full Line. MUSIC HOUSE est every mother with a child from an infant condition. Piano Tuning. to 6 years old. Road my specials in The Give us your ord ;r. Herald tomorrow. SILKS, WASH GOODS, WHITE GOODS, MRS. CERVINI, Manager, A Hot Oil Shampoo or Medi­ cated Shampoo will remove ex­ We deliver the goods. MRS. ELLIOTT TEDFORD, Manager, DRESS GOODS, DRAPERIES cessive oil or dandruff. AND DOMESTICS Weldon Beauty Shop G. E. WiUis & Son In talking over our plans for the Department Managers’ Sale and Tel. 107-2. 2 Main Street Phone 50 Fradin’s lool;ing ever the past records we found it seemed almost impossible to PATTERNS AND GLOVES go cut and make new, higher records, but we have worked together with Mr. McCann to beat all previous records. The new things which Miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiimiiiiiii I 3rd Anniversary GIRLS’ APPAREL have come in this week together with the prices that they have been It is my pride and delight to know that I marked can help us to make it the largest four days’ business we’ve ex­ have just exactly what you want in my larso BLOUSES, SWEATERS. perienced. Don’t fail to read the paper tomorrow night! We will be assortment. I carry Pictorial Review Pat­ Sale terns— even a beginner can use them, they here waiting with a smile to serve you Friday morning. explain so clearly. I shall look forward to HOUSE DRESSES, MRS. WILSON MRS. FERGUSON seeing you tomorrow. MRS. GREENER MRS. REARDON Thursday NEGLIGEES MRS, McLOUGHLIN ELTON JOHNSON MISS POWERS, Manager.

I have just returned from New York and have a couple of big surprises for you which Morning will be announced in The Herald Friday night. Don’t fail to visit my department— MILLINERY DEPARTMENT you will go home happy! V Special (Second Floor) MRS. LOWD, Manager. In the four short weeks that I have been here I have found a hat NOTIONS special that I am sure will please every woman and girl. Be sure and read my advertisement in the paper tomorrow! MRS. WADDELL, Manager. The specials that I have to offer during this sale are things that are always useful. Why not stock up now and save those extra trips during the hot weather! I feel sure you will be pleased with the specials I have SELF-SERVE GROCERY COATS AND DRESSES to offer. More and ^ore people are beginning to (Second Floor) MARJORIE DOWD, Manager. realize the advantage of selecting their own groceries. As this is a four day sale we are Our New Y'ork buying connection enables us to offer the very latest I Thursday Morning Sale | .out to make It the busiest four days iu the styles as soon as they appear in New York. W’e have marked our history of the Self-Serve. coats and dresses very low. Come in and visit my department Friday! Of Men’s Shirts | THOMAS J. McCANN. Manager. MARY SARGENT, Manager. I Just for tomorrow morning we will place | KITCHEN FURNISHING I on sale a selected lot of Shirts, neckband | DEPARTMENT I style, in stripes and dark colorings, at | MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, CORSETS, these prices: | HEALTH MARKET APRONS Every woman will be interested In the big (Second Floor) specials I have to offer during this sale. Everything In the home wears out sometime I ,$L75 Shirts a t ____ .$1.39 | Every week we offer worth while specials. All the specials of my M.ay Lingerie Selling will be continued during or other— whether It is cooking utensils or But the specials we are planning for Friday cleaning accessories. Don’t miss my adver­ I $2.00 Shirts at ...... $1.59 | beat them all! You really owe it to your­ this sale. I will have many other specials to offer you which will be tisement in The Herald. I $2.50 Shirts a t ___ ...... $2.15 | self to visit us tomorrow. on sale Friday. Watch for my specials in The Herald tomorrow. MILDRED ERICKSON, Manager. PAUL FERRIS, Manager, I $3.00 Shirts a t ...... r.v.$2.39 I Children’s Dresses CAMILLO ANDISIO, Manager. I $3.50 Shirts at ...... ,.,.$2.69 | I That’s the whole story. The prices speak I I for themselves. ' | A SALE YOU SALE LASTS 4 DAYS REGULAR $1.25. CAN’T AFFORD At this small price you will find ONLY ! I Arthur L. Hultman \ a big assortment of lovely dresses TO MISS. in sizes 2 to 6 and 7 to 14. Beau­ . SOUTH 'Mf\NCHE:ST£R • CONN ‘ i Next Door to Manchester Trust Co. = tiful styles and trimmings in sun- m fast colors of fine ginghams, Eng­ niiiiiimiiimmmiiiiiimiimimimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiimJ lish prints and novelty materials.