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OF THE EVE^J^jfG HERALD for the month of Fcbmary, 1927. ^ 5 6
VOL. X U ., NO. 140. ClMsllled Advertising on Page 10 M^CHESTER, CpNN:, TOESDAV, MARCH 15, 1927.
TAKES ICY BATH ONCE WAIF, SUES FOR MILLION HLASPHEMT CASE in^E D TO SAVE A DOG PLOT TO FREE Torontb, March’ 15.-—The first rim D WINS OPENING Manchester Boy Joins Hero blasphemy caab in Canada in HOSPITAL AID Ranks for Strange Pup in 1,200 CONVICTS which a'plea of not guilty was tendered was started here today Perilous Predicaipent. when Judge Coatswo'rth refused to take the trial of Ernest V. SKIRMISHES IN HIS FOR 1HIS YEAR People dive into water to- WITH_P0IS0N Sherry away from the jury, as rescue other people, but one’ requested by defense counsel. Manchester boy got all wet The judge said that In his opin last Saturday pulling a half- ion the crown should be forced $1,000,000 LAW SUIT Manchester Hit By Action of frozen terrier out of the Cen Arsenic Was to Have Been to present an exceptionally’ ter Springs pond. strong case. Stanley Mason, of Center State Legislature— Pres street was walking in the Pnt In Salt Cellars Used woods when he spied, far out BOLL BUKX s o u 'Tlea of Justification’’ Is Al* in the pond, a bedraggled dog ent Appropriation Enough, hanging by its front paws on By Guards— Leopold Is lowed— Gives Auto King to the fast rotting ice. The dog a iY OF WOHU 'TOlURiFOItlllUN Committee Reports. did not seem able to swim and Suspected. it was not strong enough to Wide Latitude In His De^^ climb to the ice and walk NOW IN HANDS Hartford, March 15.— Both ashore. Joliet, 111., March 15.— While the Houses of the State Legislature to Mason was just a minute de Transaction Involves $50,- fense on Libel Charge; ciding what to do. He search for Bernardo Roa, only miss day rejected bills which called for plunged into the pond, broke ing member of the Joliet jail break OF NATIONALS increases In the appropriations the ice in front of him until 000— Located at Main Five Women In First *(1 made by the state to hospitals in he got to the dog and took it gang, led Into Indiana and Michi -i l l gan, the authorities today , were twelve cities. The explanation tvas under his arm. Then he to question Nathan F. Leopold, Jr., and Ford Streets. Twelve CaUed For Jury made that the committees feel the swam ashore with the animal F oreip ers Leaving Nanking in tow. whom they believe might have been state’s expenditure of ?700,000 as Mason had to swim for it the “ brains” and financial backer Mrs. Martha Sheehan today sold Duty. aid to hospitals is very liberal. No because the ice at the pond Which May Fall Next; of a gigantic guard poisoning her business block at Main and Increases will be allowed but the had rotted so that It would no regular hospital budget allowances longer sustain the weight of a scheme and plot to liberate more Ford streets to Solomon A. Bend Federal Building, Detroit, March will be reported favorably. human being. than 1,200 convicts confined in the Americans Use Chinese er of IJartford: The transfer 15.— With justice smiling upon him The bills rejected called for ap- Joliet penitentiary. which Involves $50,000 Includes for the second time In as many Acting on confidential Informa airoprlations to Griffin hospital, Der- Warships to Esca|ie. ^ ^ the former Holl block which Mrs. days, Henry Ford won another Greenwich hospital. New Mil tion from habitues of Mexican pool AM. WOOLEN STOCK rooms, detectives were dispatched Sheehan bought from Edward J. round today In the $1,000,000 llbol ford hospital, Manchester Memorial suit brought against him by Aaron hospital, Danbury hospital, Norwalk to Detroit where Roa’s brother Holl In 1920. The’ papers were lives, in the belief the condemned Shanghai, March ’ 15,— The city made out by Attorney W. S. Hyde Sapiro, Chlcagp attorney. hospital, Stamford hospital, Water- and filed at noon today. The point was won when Federal' bury and St. Mary s hospitals, of murdered may seek refuge in Can of Wuhu today was reported to CRASHES ONXHANGE ada before trying to return to The property Is bounded on the Judge Fred S. Raymond Overruled Waterbury; Meriden City hospital, have fallen Into the hakds “ of so^e west 100 feet by Main street, on a motion by attorneys for Sapiro Park City, of Bridgeport; and the Mexico. Name Leopold. kind of a Kuomintang (National the north 113 feet -by the ^arr to eliminate Ford’s “ plea of justifi General Hospital Society of Connec property, on the east 100 feet by cation” on the ground It violated ticut, at New Haven. Half a dozen persons questioned ist) committee.” All the civil au a t Prices Drop to Lowest In individually today named Leopold the property of August Kirschefer, an'earlier court order. The appropriations committee .as the ringleader of the jail deliv He once was a street waif; hut now Aaron Sapiro is suing Henry thorities evacuated the city after and on the south 114 feet by Ford The decision gave Ford wide lat also reported unfavorably on four ery plot. Ford for a million dollars. Senator James A. Reed will be Ford’s mobs had entered the offices. street. itude in presenting his defense to teen armory repair bills asking for History of Company— To According to State’s Attorney attorney. ' The fall of Wuhu to the Na The prflient occupants of the the libel suit, which was based a total of ?134,000. The commit ■ Hjalmar Rehn vast quantities of tionalists would mean the cutting block are: The Manchester Gas upon a series of articles, published tee has cut this to ?100,000. Ar arsenic were to be smuggled into company, Juul’s Market, The Lad In the Dearborn Independent, at-* mories aifected are: West Hartford, of the line between Shanghai and tal Drop of 27 Points. the prison and into the hands of Nanking and would probably be the ies’ Shop, Bldwell and Williams tacking Sapiro’s activities in organ Middletown, Stamford, Meriden, convict cooks, with a view to poi candy store, Peter Peperltis, shoe izing farmers’ co-operative associa Hartford, New Haven cavalry, JUDGE IS PERTURBED ADMITS HE KEIED forerunner of the fall of Nanking. soning all guards next Saturday. The Nationalists apparently be maker, and Mrs. Sheehan’s own tions. ' r _ Branford, Torrington, Wallingford, New York, March 15.— The com wallpaper and paint store. The sale With the guards incapacitated, lieve that with the fall of Nanking PostiToncs Decision Bridgeport, Norwich, New Britain, mon and preferred stocks of the the 1,200 prisoners were to make Includes leases to the Manchester The court postponed a decision;, Danbury and Ansonla. OVER PEACHES YARN the Shantungitles would find Shan Gas company and to Bldwell and American Woolen company crashed the break for freedom. 16 YEAR OLD GIRL ghai untenable. on a motion by Sapiro’s counsel to The Senate today rejected the bill to the lowest prices in the history Cook as Poisoner. Williams.. eliminate jhe whole Ford plea. ,He calling for the adoption of a state Carlos Stepina, formerly one of Foreign Warships The property fs listed on the held that the plea .was defective in song, and bill which would author of the company in heavy trading on There are many foreign warships town’s tax books for $38,000. Mr. the New York Stock Exchange to Chicago’s most notorious bandits many Instances but that the trial ize railroad companies to pay wages and now a convict cook at Jolle at Nanking, Including British, Bender, the new owner, gave the could proceed without a final rul bi-weekly Instead of weekly. day. Since the publication of the Published Reports Said Real IB Year Old Boy Says Shoot Japanese and American, and land City Bank and Trust company,'; 1926 report, showing a deficit of penitentiary, was declared today by ing on the plea. Bills with the following provi high Chicago police officials to have ing parties may be landed to pro Hartford, a first mortgage for Ford’s “ plea of justification” was sions were reported unfavorably $7,700,000 the stock has been tect foreign interests. In 'anticipa $25000 and Mrs. Sheehan a second heavily sold, and the recent closing been the one named as the proposed Estate Man Won Victory ing Was Accidental— Po important to the auto king’s case and reiect,pd by the House today: poisoner. tion of fighting there has. already mortgage for $20,000. because his defense to the libel suit including Cedar ^nd West streets, of New England textile mills has in vited aggressive short selling of The arsenic. It yf&e said, was to been a general evacuation of for will be limited to that set forth la Seymour, in the trunk line highway both classes of stock. have been placed in salt cellars used In Famous Snit. lice Say Jealousy. eign residents. There are some 500 the"'plea. system; repealing the state snares Heavy Drop. by guards and officials. Americans in Nanking and the WILL NOT GIVE PEN The case went to trial at once, and snaring law; regulating fishing Leo Delgoda of Chicago, paroled The preferred stock declined to American consuls ar,e reported to with the selection of a jury. in Moosup and Cranberry ponds; from the penitentiary last Decem 59 for a new loss of about six points WhiterPlainsj^.N. T „ March 15.— New York, 'Mardh 15.^After have advised that they' avail thepi- Sapiro Takes Oath authorizing appointment of fish and ber, told officials of the plot. selvp,s of Chinese ships to make TO AMERICAN LEGION for the day and a total of 27 points Publisher;reports/that the Peaches’ seven hours of frantic, dianlafs. Aaron Sapiro, the plaintiff, was game wardens by local town author from the high of the year, while the Was Interpreter their departure as;it might not-.be in court and was given the oath, ities; appropriating ?742 to the Because of his official capacity Browning separation tilt had result Welter Goldberg, eighteen, confess common stock broke through its possible for American na'val ves- Governor TrumbiUl Is Afraid permitting him, to practice in th(i. Middlesex county health officer; re as kitchen worker and translator ed In a declsion-ih favor of the eld- ed to police early today that he had selb to evacuate all at one time. previous low level ofi lD to soil at of all messages sent- to-and from- Federal Court here. 'This course imbursing ' George Aheim' lit Hart '18 "3-4. ■ ... 1 ertjr.yeal- estate man, aroused the . : ' ’’V- ■ . a Dangerous was taken by Sapiro so he could: ford for damage to bis automobile; the prisbii written In Slpanlsh,'Del skot and kiili^ his sweetheart, An Preeefleht; “ Though the American Woolen goda learned of it. ire of Supreme jDourt Justice Albert nie ..Harris, 16*year-oId high school CROSS 3TELLOW. RIVER participate in the prosecution of naming a committee to investigate company has reported ~a deficit In Pekin, March. 15.—-"Under cover ‘ the case. appropriations to hospitals. the last three years, and a relative Delgoda said he knew of the H. F. Seeger here today. girl. Hartford, Conn., March 15.— original plot last May which result of artillery fire Fengtlen troops Ford was conspicuous by his ab Favorable Reports., ly small surplus In the three years Justice Seeger, who presided at Shooting Accidental. have crossed the Yellow river ,and Govemofr Trumbull will not pre- sence. Sapiro’s attorneys threaten Bills reported favorably to the ed in the escape of seven convicts Goldberg claims the shooting was ■sent the pen he uses to sign the preceding 1924, the company has and the killing of Deputy Warden the trial and in whose hands the are now menacing Cheng-Chow. ed to initiate contempt action House were: Providing that funds maintained the seven per cent divi case rests, arrived here this, morn accidental. The authorities, how The troops of Chin Yunao are Afmistlc Day bill, to the Aui^rtcan against Ford, claiming he had beea for stationery and office supplies In Peter Klein. Six of them were ever, say they believe that the girl l
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Eagle L o c k ...... 108 lilO Pafnlr Bearing...... 86 DO Hart & Cooley .....1 7 6 190 CATERPILLAR GOES' ABOUT TOWN MISS AYERST TO QUIT Local Stocks xint Silver p f d ...... 110 112 COVENTRY NEW REC DIRECTOR .B . ROGERS SPEAKER' (t'nniMMa bf Fatnani * Oo.) Int Silver com ..,.,1 4 3 146 A new switch has been installed HOSPITAL PLACE HERE xJewel Belting pfd ,. ^5 — Mrs. Edgar Storrs aod Miss Ln’drs Frary & Clark 91 92 TO AUTOS’ RESCUE at the Oentdr at th e' Junction o! IS NOT YET CHOSEN B^RE nwAios cluK! 1 Bank Slocks. J the Green and Crosstown lihes to Mary Storrs of Sprlnghlll were Mann B’man Class A 19% 20 Sunday guests at the former^ son Glty Bk and Trust . .640 650 Mann Bo'man Class B 6% 11% replace one which has been broken Assistant Head of Memorial to for some time. A flagman had been Gilbert H. Storrs. Report of Return of Walter Ol W. B. Rogers will be the speaker Conn Rltar Banking .,300 __ New Brit Mach pfd . .104 — Go to New York and to Mayo Miss Laura K. Kingsbury of Con< First Natl-Htfd...... ^ 4 5 — . New Brit Mach com . 20 22 Town of Glastonbury Puts stationed/at the switch while It was son Denied; Committee at the noonday luncheon and meet out of order. Clinic. necticut Agricultural College spent ing of the Kiwanls club at the Ho Htld-sAetna Natl .;..4 4 6 — North ft-J u d d ...... 22 24 Sunday with her parents. HasnH Met. Htfd-Conn Tr Co. . . . 590 — .J tel Sheridan tomorrow. His sub Pratt Whitney pfd .. 86 90 Mrs. William J Edgar Nllson of Hartford spent Land Mtg A Title ... 65 •» J R Montgomery pfd .50 — Tractor on Service on Hanna and her The resignation of Miss Hilda M. No successor has been named as ject will be “ My Personal View of children, Emily,, Jean and WllTiam, the week-end with his aunt Mrs; Manchester.” An effort will 'be Htld Morris Plan B’k 115 — J R Montgomerv com 25 >— flTi Ayerst, assistant superintendent at A. B. Porter. yet to succeed Earl H. Chaney, di Jr., are 111 jit their home on 58 Manchester Memorial hospital, made to allow Mr. Rogers suffi Phoenix St B'k Tr . .400 — Peck, Stow & Wilcox 22 24 Miss Alice Maylott, teacher at rector of Recreation Centers in Park St Trust...... 460 — Russell Mfg Co' ______— 60 Buckingham Road. Foster street, Mr. Banna, machine effective April 1, was announced to- cient time to do justice to his sub shop instmotor, at the state trade 4ay at that institution. the Brick school visited her par Manchester, It was stated today by ject. Rirerside Trust . . . .460 — Smyth M ff Co ...... 350 — ents in Derby this week-end. a member of the Recreation com school, although attending to his Miss Ayerst has been a member The choruS' for the Kiwanls min? U S Security...... 440 — Stanley Works com . 69 70 Miss Rose Stillman, teacher at mittee, Director Chaney’s resig Stanley Works pfd . . 27 — Farmrs living adjacent to a cer- duties, la suffering from a hard of the hospital staff for three years, strel show to bo given at the Bonds. cold. Two of his children have the the Red school spent the week-end nation becomes effective the first State theater, Wednesday evening, East Conn Pow 5 .. 99% 101 Standard Screw ....1 0 2 107 tain spot In the dirt road through coming to Manchester from the at her home in New HaVen. part of next month and the com Torrington...... 69 71 the Buckingham section reaped a mumps, while his wife and the oth Long Island College hospital, where March 23, will have a rehearsal Htld & Conn West 6s 95 — er child *r8 111 with the grip. LawrenSe Hill and slaters Lillie mittee will meet shortly to select a promptly at 1 2 tomorrow. ’The Hart E L 7% ...... 290 206 Underwood ...... 46 48 bumper harvest pulling stranded she was employed after her gradu and Marlon were home for the new director, i ation from HanUltou General hospi luncheon and talk will follow. Conn'L P 6% s ----- 109 110% U S Envelope pfd . . . 110 — automobiles out of the mud there weekrahd. A rumor that 'Walter Olson, for Mrs. C. L. Mahoney represented tal In Hamilton, Ontario. Austin Cheney will furnish the Conn L P 7s ...... 117 119 Union Mfg C o ...... — 27 last Sunday, but the town of Glas Miss Lillian Ayer has been spend mer director at the Recreation attendance prize and the "Whip Conn L P 4 % s...... 97 98% Whitlock Coil Pipe . . 21 25 tonbury stepped in yesterday with a the Gibbons Assembly, Catholic Miss Ayerst . says she is leaving ing the past week with friends in Ladies’ of Columbus at . a meeting Centers, is to be re-employed in pets” will try to catch up to the Brld Hyd 6 s ...... 103% 105 X—Ex-dividend. caterpillar tractor and' has taken the local hospital to study surgical Manchester and Hartford. that position, was squelched today of the state officers ahd board of work at Mt. Sinai hospital in New” - “ Real Estate Barons” In the at Insurance Stocks. over the job. Miss Ruth Taylor was home for by the member of the committee directors, held at the Hotel Guard, York city. After completing a tendance contest. XAetna Insurance ...5 0 0 510 This part of the road is muddy the week-end. who said as yet the .committee has in Hartford last Sunday, There were three-months’ course there, Miss Aetna Casualty Sure 760 770 when any road Is muddy, and In,,the Milford Hill of Hartford was not met to consider any successor. recent thaw became a Quagmire so* representatives pres.ei^from twelve Ayerst plans to go to Rochester, home for the week-end. Aetna Life ...... 660 670 of the various assemiMles through Minnr., to study further at the T o o M u ch Aetna Life! ull pd ..560 570 N.Y. Stocks deep that autos sank to the hubs Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith and EVIDENCE ALL IN. out the state. Plans were made for world-famous Mayo brothers’ clinic. daughters spent Sunday at Mr. and Aetna Life part pr . .510 — The mud was sticky and when a the state convention which will be car went In it stayed in until It Mrs. S. Noble Loomis’s. Washington, March 15.— Presen “ A cid ?” . A utom obile...... 205 225 High Low 2 p. m. held In New Haven October 15. tation of evidence was concluded to Conn General ...... 1500 1600 could be pulled out by horses or Miss Mabel Walbrldge is visit Gulf W I 34% 33% 34% oxen,. ing at the home of Mrs. Flora Hall. day In the trial of Harry F. Sinclair, Excess Uric Acid Gives Eise to ^ Htfd Steam Boiler ..620 650 Am Beet Sug 23% There will be a bi-weekly well- OUR TOWN INTERES1ED lessee of Teapot Dome, for con- Many Unpleasant Troubles. 23% 23% Town to Rescue Mrs. Hall has been quite 111 but her ^Hartford F i r e ...... 497 510 Am Sug Uef 84% 84% 84% baby conference at the Memorial tempt of the United States Senate. P h oen ix...... 535 545 Horse and oxteams worked all hospital annex tomorrow aitternoon condition is reported as improving. AUTHORITIES agree that an Am T & T . . 157% 157% 157% IN DE VALERA’S SUIT Rev. and Mrs. J, N. Atwood at T rarelers...... 1125 1130 Anaconda .. day last Sunday and did a rushing at 3 o ’clock. excess of uric add is pri 46% 46% 46% business. After a while, how;ever, tended the meeting Monday of tlie marily due to faulty kidn^ ac Am Smelt . , Public Utility Stocks. .150% 149% 149% the mud became so worked over Pastors’ Union of Wlllimantic and Mcllduff-Harrison tion. Retentiaii of toxic Conn Pr C o ...... 320 330 Amerl Loc . . 111 A son was born yesterday to Mr. 1 1 1 % 111% and so gdoey that even the horses and Mrs. Everett R. Kennedy of Manchester people will be in vicinity. Studio De Danse material often makes its pres Conn L P 7 112 — Am Car Fndy. 104 104 104 and cattle could not pull the cars 385 Center street. terested to some extent in the suit Thursday evening Coventrv ence felt by sore, painftil jc&ts, Conn L P 8 % ...... 120 123 Atchison .175% 174 174% out. Grange No. 75 P. of H. will hold State Theater Building^ a tired, languid feding and, xConn Elec Ser pfd . 6 8 70 Balt & Ohio .113% being brought by the Irish Free 112% 113 It was thoQ that the town was Mrs. Olive G. Hayward, matron its regular meeting. Bolton Grange btretchingf, Limbering, Routine scmetunes, toxic backache and xHtfd Gas pfd ...... 53 — Beth St B . . 50 49% 49% State government against Eamonn will meet with them furnishing the headache. That the kidneys \ called on for help and the tractor at Teachers’ hall, who was pain De Valera, self styled president of Private or Class Instruction xHart Gas c o m ...... 82% 84 Chandler . 9% 9% 9% was dispatched to the scene. It was program and presenting the “ trav- are not fbnctkxnng right is of Chill Cop . . . fully Injured in a fall on the side the Irish Republic for'the recovery in Social Dancing. Hart E L ...... 340 345 . 36% 36% 36% kept busy most of the day, for walk. in front of , the South Man fellng gavel.” ten shown by scanty or burning 8 N E T e l ...... 166 158 Con Gas N Y . 98 97% 97% in varloi'.B banking Institutions and The health plays which the passage of secretions. Thou many cars were mired. The town chester post-office, was discharged safe deposit coplpanies of 82,500,- Manufacturing Stocks. Col Fuel Iron . 59 6 8 % 58% charged no fees. schools expected to give March 18 sands assist their kidneys at from Memorial hospital yesterday. 000, the residue of. the $6,000,0 0 0 , ______such times bytheuseof Doan’s Acme Wire ...... 10 15 Ches ft Ohio . .15T% 156% 156% Other parts of the road have will be given at a later date when Am H ardware...... 85 86 Cruc Steel . . . 93 92% 92% realized on the sale of Irish Re- i traveling will be better. Jnlios Hartt School of Mosic Pf//s—a stimulant diuretic. been “ corduroyed” with limbs and Peter UrbanettI of Purnell place public bonds, subscribed by Ameri ’ Doan's are recommended by American Silver . . . . 26 — Can Pacific . .186 185 186 has sold his Cleveland coach to K,. A------Automobiles want to keep off the Alfred Cohn, Teacher of Violin. Dodge A . . . trunks of trees but In the whole can people. many local people. AjA r6 u r‘ Billings Spencer pfd , — 8 • 23% 22% 22% John A. Hutchinson. Mr. UrbanettI country roads this weather unless Ida Levin, Teacher of Pianororte. Erie ...... highway there Is no part In the neighbor! ^ Billings Spencer com — 6 . 44% 43% 44 best of condition for driving. advertised his car in The Herald Manchester, It M known,’ was they want to give the farmers a job Stndio: Bigelow-Htfd com .. 75 80 Erie 1st ...... 56 54% 54% canvassed, along with a number of pulling them out with tiielr horses and It was sold that same evening or oxen. STATE THEATER BUILDING Bristol Brass ...... ■ 5 % 6 Gen Asphalt . , 90% 89 89% soon after the paper appeared. other towns In this state, by sales Collins C o ...... % .. .125 135 Gen Elec ... • 86% 85 85% men who purveyed the bonds at Arthur J, Vinton met. with quite For Appointments Call DOAN’S NO'INCREASED AID an accident a few days ago In his 808-5, 659 or 2-5010. Colt Fire Arms . . . . . 31% 32 Gen Mot \ . .175% 174% 175% Frank Plnney of Bolton, whd has the time when the Irish Republic Stimolaot JXwmtki to t!u Kidney Gt (North pfd . 88% 87% 88 seemed almost assured of success back yard Avhen a grape vine branch V'astcr'tOlbum Ca..iaii. Cla«n.BidbIa, H.T.. . beeh spending some time in Florida, hit him In the eye taking off about 111 Central . .126 126 126 FOR OUR HOSPITALS is expected home today. some “years ago. Kenn Cop . . 62% 62% 62% The suit is being heard in the a half inch of the film of. the eye. Inspira Cop 20%. 20 20 supreme court of the state of New Dr. May of Manchester Is attending Contractor George Fish has tak' It and thinks the eye will be all Odd T rousers Louis & Nash. 136% 136% 136% (Continued,from Page 1) en out a permit for the erection of York and one'of the eminent law-, Le Valley . . . 120% right in. a few weeks. MO 120 . a cottage house on Tolland Turn yers appearing for the litigants Is Marine pr . . . 41% 41% 41% The petition vas referred to the ju John W. Davis, one time candidate Miss Gladyce Orcutt of Manches \ pike for the Misses Ivy and Dor ter spent the week-end with her Piece out that suit with a pair of Motor Whl .. 23% 23 23 diciary committee. othy Clark. for president on the Democratic RIALTO Nor West . . .170% House Bills pairents' Mr. and Mrs. William Or hew Trousers. % 170 170' ticket. cutt. Natl Lead . . . 184% 181 181 House bills passed from the cal The Ladles’ Guild of St. Mary’s The Free State contends that It North Pac . . . 8 8 % 87% 87% endar today were as follows: Owing to the bad traveling there TODAY AND TOMORROW! TWO FEATURES GOOD WORK TROUSERS Episcopal church will meet in the Is entitled to the money and apcuri- were only a few who attended the N Y Central 143% 142% 142% Authorizing $300,000 bond issue Guild room Thursday afternoon at tles on grounds that it Is the legiti N Y N H ft H .52% in Wllllmantlc; validating the or Ready Helpers’ meeting held? at 51% 52‘ two o’clock. mate successor to De Valera’s the home of, Mrs. Charles Christen $3, $4.50 Pan Am Pet . 61 60% 00^ ganization of the Connecticut Col ^^Marriage License'' Pennsyl . . . . 5 9 % government. The Irish leader and sen Friday evening. Every one ..58% 59 lege of Pharmacy at,New Haven; Mr. and Mrs. George Little of hfs supporters claim that the DRESS TROUSERS Pier Arr 22% present declared the meeting the Q,nd tho Divorco £ivll Grsphically Discussed- 21% 21% authorizing New Haven City'and Windsor avenue, Hartford, were re money should be jeturned to the Rep Ir & St .. 74% the General Hospital Society of best held in a long time all havln.g In a Sensational Picture You’ll Enjoy! In light shades 73 74% cent guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. L, subscribers. Others hold that it a grand good time. The program Reading ....106% 105% 105% Connecticut to amend a contract so Gates of North Elm street. Chi R Is ft Pa 87 should remain In deposit pending was in the nature of a St. Patrick’s 84 85% that city patients may be cared for; program. ) Pacific . final settlement of the Irish ques $5 $7.50 ' .109% 103% 109JU; authorizing a $25,000 water bond Edward J. Holl has sold to Hec tion. “That WUd West'' •S(» Rullway /124% 123% 123% Issue in Bethel; changing the pro tor H. and Harold T. West, lot 42 New Patterns in .‘5t P.-ul . . . . 15 14% 14% cedure of Hamden Town Court; In the Hollywood tract. The lot has WILLIAM FAIRBANKS AND DOROTHY REVIER' Studebaker. . 50% ^ 9 % 50 permitting Bristol to lay street 70 feet frontage on Scarborough WAPPING in a Thrilling Comedy Drama Out In the Great SPRING NECKWEAR Uu Pacific . . 16 8 % 167 168 pavement assessments; validating Road. With It goes the usual re GILEAD U S Rubber .. 65% 64% (!5 conveyances from the American strictions pertaining to that tract. Open Spaces. ^ U S Steel . , .162 16C% 161-% Tube & Stamping to the Stanley Charles J. Dewey, Mrs. Henry U S St pr . , Nevers, and the Misses Elsie and ,130 130 ISO ■Works; extending the time limit Lady Roberts Lodgs, Daughters Rev. J. W. Deeter based his ser ALSO SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS $1 ‘“ $1.50 Ward Bak . . Dorothy Nevers motored to Flor . 28% 27% 27% on pensions to widows of those of St. George will hold Its regular mon Sunday on these words: As ye W.stinghouse .73% 72% 73% Waterbufy firemen who may be meeting in Tinker hall tomorrow ence, Mass., on last Saturday and WU.lys Oyer . would" that men should do to you, . 23% 23% 23-% killed In service; defining the dairy evening promptly at 8 o’clock. A do ye even'BO to them, making spent the day with Mr. and Mrs. and food commlssiojiuf’s duty as to social hour with refreshments will comparison of man’s conception of Charles W. Dewey and family. SYMNlirON SHW Many of the quinnat salmon. In milk Inspections; establishing a follow the business. the Golden Rule and Christ’s Mr. and Mrs., Charles Lochert order to spawn" in the rivers of the fire department at Deep River; au teachings. and son Charles Jr. and Mrs. Joseph At the Center Sawtooth Mountains of Idaho, trav- tliorlzing New .Haven Gaslight The American Insurance Union The Christian Endeavor service Hoffman all of Brooklyn, New el a thousand miles from the sea. Company to increase its board from will meet for its business session In was held at the church at 7 p. m. York, were the guests of Mrs. Eliza nine to eleven director’s; authoriz Tinker hall Thursday evening at Homer Hills Was the leader. The beth Sinlth at her home here last miiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiH,,,,,, ing the State Board of Education 7:45. following which thefe will be topic being, “ How to conquer clr- Sunday. a public setback party. Six prizes S S to Issue certificates for part-time cumstaucesr” Mr. and Mrs. Bugeno Bentley AND labor of school children; placing will be awarded the winners and a £ s Local members of the Young had as their guest over the week Hamden in the 10,000 population social hour with refreshments en Women’s club of Hebron met with end, Mrs. Bentley’s sister,- Mrs. TOMORROW class for taxation purposes. joyed. The committee in charge in Mrs. Lucius Robinson in Columbia Grace C. Lindsey of New Haven. cludes Mrs. Mary Frederickson, The henntc this afternoon. Mrs. Mabel Warnei* Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Adam’s B a b y I Mrs. Emma Dowd, Miss Lottie Orr Tlie Senate passed from Its Cal had charge jif the program which sister, Mrs. George Cook of Goshen endar the following bills; and Mrs. Margaret Griffin, was in congruity of St. Patrick’s A SPECIAL ATTRACTION day. spent several days with them, re Ci.irir.vins: the succession tax turning home on Sunday evening. la',v; providing for filling tempora Mrs. Emma McNall Shipman has An early spring Is evident. Roads TOMORROW AND WEDNESDAY Strollers I so^d to Sherwood G. Bowers, son of The Parent Teacher Association ry po’lc'.es in th^ board of direc are very uiuouy and breaking will have as their speaker on Mon Mr. and Mrs. H. 0. Bowers, 12 through the frost in places. and tors of the Middlesex Mutual As- day afternoon at the Center school sur'iice Comuany; giving churches acres of land, part x;! which is in Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Buell, Mr. “ THE LIFE OF Manchester and part In South Wind and Mrs. E. E. Foote, Mrs. Eliza hall. Miss Ruth Bartlett. Her sub and eectesiastlcal societies the pow sor. The land adjoins property now ject will be "The Pre-Schopl-Chlld” er to hold trust funds; authorizing beth Hills and Mrs. A. H. Post vis owned by Mr. Bowers and is on ited the auto show in Manchester Miss Bartlett is the suervlsor of SAINT GENEViEl^^; C a rria g e s t'.ie attorney general to take steps Avery street. Child Hygiene department, of the to give the state title to all proper- Friday afternoon. Visiting Nurses Association of MOST SENSATIONAL PICTURE EVER MADE I am "having a big de- = t.y at Fitch’s Home for Soldiers at Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fish and The condition of Frances Robin daughters spent the week-end with Hartford. = . . . mand for Strollers and Car- E NorotoC; and a group of minor son, 14 months old daughter of Mr. DON’T MISS IT! House bills Including bond Issue?: his parents Mr. and Mrs. A, H. Fish Miss Marlon Hills entertained g riages this Spring. A new lot has just arrived. i and Mrs. Rufus Robinson of 1 Ful In Manchester and attended the the High school class ^.t girls of 2 DAYS ONLY BEGINNING TONIGHT as follows: Wallingford, Bristol ler Place, was reported today at s Open and hooded models, reed and wicker bodies, all = Thirteenth School Dstrict, Norwich auto show Saturday evening. the Federated Sunday school, at and Portland. the Memorial hospital as somewhat Mr. and Mrs. A. *H. Post were her home, last Friday evening. = colors. 3 improved. Francis is the little child called to Hartford Sunday to see After the business session, a social who was accidently burned with their daughter Mrs. Louis Twining, time followed with games and re I Prices are surprisingly low. = vapo-cresoline which she started to who is quite serioiisly 111. freshments. A good time was en HIGHLAND PARK drink at her home on Sunday. The social, postponed last week joyed by all present. will take plafie Friday evening at Miss Almira Adams and her Mrs. George Oldfi- of 16 Church Mf. and Mrs. J, W. Deeter’s. friend. Miss Esther Gustafson of Thursday evening at eight street entertained at whist last Hartford, spent the week-end with I GAS RANGES |o’clock 'the last of the series of night for the benefit of Mary B. JOHNSON APPOINTED Mr. and Mrs. Fred H. Adams. programs In the entertainment Cheney auxiliary U.‘ S. W.’ V. Win TONIGHT Hartford, Conn,, • March l5r— George Mitchell and Arthur 5 The Wincroft range in many sizes and models. Gray 3 course started last year will be giv ners of the first prizes were Mrs. Sweeney have gone to detrolt, Burt J. Johnson, representative 3 enamel finish and all the most .up-to-date appliances ^ en at the clubhouse. Holders of P. F. McVey and Myron Peckham, Michigan, where they have secured STATE LAST TIMES from Wpodstock to the General course tickets Will bc admitted free second. Mrs. William Hunter and employment. SOUTH MANCHESTER 3 Get my prices. 5 to the coming entertainment which George Baker and consolation Mrs. Assembly, was this afternoon elect 7:00 and 9:00 3 " 3 will be the eighth In the series. To Charles Warren and Mr. Coma. ed county commissioner for Wind Frank T. Grant entertained five 3 3 others n small admission fee will Irish melodies were played on the of his friends from Meriden at his ham county at a special meeting t home here on Sunday. 5 0 • 1 ^ burner gas range ^ 5 be charged. vlctrola in, recognition of the ap the county delegation following ad MOIM ruKM The entertainer Thursday eve proach of St, Patrick’s Day. and journment of the leglslatnre- ^ L I t ^ € I O D C C I S l i installed ft ■ | ning will be, Miss M. Burdean shamrock candles, nuts, assorted Mr. Johnson succeeds the late g complete ...... ^ ^ # 5 Stevenson of Boston, an imperson cakes and coffee were served. Edgar H. Corttis. ator of unusual merit. Her' char acter readings have been the sub CONSTITUTION TIMBERS NO DOMINIONS INVITED ject of highly flattering press no- ARRIVE AT CHARLESTOWN ttce.s, and an evening of genuine Boston, Mass., March 15.-^Sev- Washington, March 15.— The pleasure U in store for those who eral carloads ,of live oak timbers, American government will not send I William Ostrinsky |can make It convenledt to hear for almost 25 years submerged In invitations to t^e British dominions her. Between her readings and the briny, waters at Pensacola, Flo changes of costume, John V. Lam- to participate in the Geneva arms S 27 Oak Street, A Few Steps from Main, | rida, to retain th .Ir special quali conference, as It Is understood here in the berton of the Fairfield County Y. ties,. arrived at the Charlestown M. C. A., formerly of the Hartford that dominion governments have Navy Yard today fOr use In the re already been consulted by the Bri fasiey Hat County organization, will lead In the construction of the famous frigate Classified chorus singing. tish foreign office. It was announc Constitutiqn.. ' , ed at the 'White, House today. THE LIFE OF CHRIST Teaching, Preaching and Heali^ corumns (Z (Paramount (Picture BYNOraiS ABRANOBD BY OB. WM. E. GILllOYr5rD. GANG COMEDY 1 ) NEWS EVENTS
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■ ’ ;■ ■ ;; • ■' V ■ ■: ■■-' ■' ' f ■■'■>:■ ■ .> ■ ■ MANCHESTER EVENWG H^ALB,;^Tn[^DAY^^ " iJL IE S ” THE SUBJECT BOY UNDER TRUCr WOULD PLANT BY, M O R E GARDEN CLUB CARS* SCHEDULE bpiti^istic 01<3 Lady Has More ESCAPESJININV Faith Than Some in Trolley Prof. Patch Gives Instructive Company. - DULES Talk to Enthusiasts In Rec Edward Lucas’ Bike Tripped The harrassfid dispatcher M a tin g . at the Connecticut company By Car Track Rut, Has a office here, used to freak AID ROCKVILLE Professor Roland H. Patch of questions of all kinds, was the Connecticut Agricultural col asked the prize one the other lege at Storrs was greeted with a Thrilly Escape. day. large gathering of members of the An old lady’s voice came Three Lines Now Connect: Manchester Garden club and their Eleven year old Edward Lucas, over the wire In response to friends last night at the School of 27 Homestead street, had a nar the brusque “hello” of the street Recreation Center. Mr. row escape from being killed late dispatcher:-' Birthday Party—Newsy Patch, who Is a horticulturist at yesterday afternoon when he was “Will you please tell ‘ me the state college, is no stranger to thrown from his bicycle directly when your next storm Is Personals. local ghrden enthusiasts, having Into the path of a five-ton truck due?” It asked. given adresses here on previous oc which passed directly over the bad "Our next storm?” casions. His subject at last night’s ly frightened youth without touch “Yes, you see I am ex meeting was “Hardy Lilies” and ing him. pecting to do t some planting Down (Special to The Herald) the sowing of annual and peren and t thought you would nial flower seeds. His talk In the Edward was riding home from school and at a point In front of have a schedule of the storms Rockville, March 15. main on lilies was a review of an that are coming.” Free Spring and The new bus schedule of the Au exhaustive article In a recent num the Trotter home on Main street “What makes you think we tomotive Transportation. Co. of ber of Country Life by Miss Helen near Strant, when a rut In the A New Bedroom Suite for Mother highway between the trolley tracks know about the storms?” Mattress With Special Tenns and F^ee Newport, R. I.,,which recently pur Fox on “Lilies for the American “Oh, the trolley car com each Chamber chased the. Gary Transportation Garden.” threw him to the pavement on the panies usnally know those or Daughter. Co. of Stafford Springs, began op The hardy lilies repr,esent a very right-hand side of the road direct things. If you . don’t know Suite. Merchandise eration Sunday. Under the Improv large family and have a wide range ly In front of a state highway when there is a storm coming ed schedule three different lines of color, running the gamut of all truck operated by William Busse, Surely nothing could please the .ladies of your of West Wlllington. maybe you. could tell me 85.00 down on any chamber suite you may select. make connections, using Rockville shades from purest white to those which quarter of the moon is household more'than a fine new bedroom suite, a for a center. The lines operated having distinct black markings. Missed by Inches the rainiest this month.” Delivery whenever you say. 10 per cent discount through tl)ls community are West Miss Fox after much experience The truck driver Jammed on his The dispatcher explained ' beautiful new dresser or a vanity dressing table. Here through our profit sharing club plan, a full year to Willlngton to Hartford, Somers to with the different varieties ack brakes, but it was too late. The that the Connecticut com you will find a great variety of bedroom furniture in pay the balance. And a splendid White Cotton Mat West Wtlllngton through Rockville nowledged her favorite to be the truck passed over the prostrate pany schedules contained all popular woods, finishes and; period styles. We youth’s body—but the wheels miss tress and guaranteed Bed Spring Free with each suite. and WilUmantlc to Springfield. Llllum Candldum. timetables, not weather fore plan at all times to keep our prices at the lowest point Birthday Party There has been an Impression ed him by Inches. cast. Or If you prefer a Box Spring outfit with your suite A very pretty affair took place that lilies were difficult to grow Mrs. P. W. Taylor, of 369 Porter consistent with good merchandise. We will not sac we will allow you $25 discount on the outfit you se Saturday afternoon at the home of but that has been overcome some street, an eye-witness of the acci rifice quality for price. -• You have the assurance lect. This offer is for a limited time only and la Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Edwards of what by the importers and profes dent, went to the boy's assistance when purchasing at Keith’s that you are getting de 61 High street In honor of the elev sional growers who plant the bulbs but found that aside from some FOUR INJURED AS Splendid White made to stimulate early Spring buying. If you enth birthday of their daughter, when they reach this country, and scratches and bruises, the result of pendable merchandise and that it has been honestly Cotton Mattress are not ready for the goods now we will store them Evelyn. During the afternoon grow them here for a year or two. the fall, he was uninjured. The bi priced. and Guaranteed free for delivery later* * ' games were played and a delight The speaker explained the reason cycle stayed between the trolley Spring. ful program was furnished by the why they do not stand shipping tracks, and was not struck by the AUTOMOBILE SKIDS foUjOwlhg little aests: piano solo, well, and urged that when trans truck. Bessie Kent; piano duet, Bessie planting is done, the work shall be Busse reported the matter at po Kent and Audrey Brown; vocal so rapid and the locations made ready lice headquarters and the injured lo, Emily Edwards. After this very to receive the transplanted bulb, lad was able to return to his home B. F. Carini Badly Hurt, Com 4 Pc. Bedroom Outfit $168.75 3 Pc. Bedroom Outfit $166 ' enjoyable program a dainty birth or when mailing that they be very after brief medica* treatment at a ' I day luncheon was served In the carefully protected with moss or local physician’s office. 1 dining room which was decorated some other material. This refers Edward is a brother of the late panions Less Severely In in pink and white and the table to the Illy bulbs having a petal or Matthew Lucas, who died at the had a pretty birthday cake with scale-like formation which breaks Middletown State hospital recently, Thompsonvillf Crash. eleven lighted candles for a center off easily and dry out when expos the circumstances of whose death piece. The following helped to ed to the air. have occasioned considerable con make Evelyn's birthday a pleasant Professor Patch recommended a troversy. memory: Dofis Tennstedt, Agnes work by E. H. Wilson, the. Illy Four Manchester men were In Koslowskl, June Dick, Ruth Nel specialist of the Arnold Arboretum jured, one badly, when an automo son, Bessie Kent< Evelyn and Dor at Boston, to all those interested in bile in which they were riding skid is Mathewson, Florence^ Bowers, lilies, which In his opinion involve MANCHESTEjl ANGLERS ded and overturned early yesterday Emily and Martha Edwards, Au less care than dahlias or roses. He morning at Thpmpsonville. The Full size bow end bed, dresser, full vanity drey Brown, Eleanor Dunn, Fanny eiplained In detail the method of FIND FLATFISH PLENTY party was on its way to Springfield Mathewson, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene planting and the soil they prefer. and the driver of the car lost con with triple mirrors and chest of drawers in Edwards and Mrs. Maud Campbell While they like moisture and splendid walnut and gumwood beautifully trol as he was rounding a sharp Three beautiful pieces In richly grained walnut combined of South Manchester. thrive better in such countries as curve in a heavy fog. paneled and handsomely finished. The pieces German Lutheran Church Notes England and Prance, they do not Several Parties Have Good with genuine gumwood. Style and beauty that never grows Buonfiglio F. Carini, 42, of 362 are not extra large but will fit In nicely in the The Men’s Social club of the like “wet feet” and the drain Luck With “Fillet of Sole” old. There is a full size bow end bed, large dresser and a Gardner street, well known Man average size bedroom. Spring and mattress West Main street German Luther- age must be good. Locations as to In Sound Waters. chester real estate and insurance splendid wardrobe. Other pieces shown can be furnished if de ah church will hold a regular meet sunlight and shade for different freo with this outfit and you have a year to dealer, who was driving, was worst sired. This is a very roomy suite and has proved very popular ing tonight at 7:30. lilies must also be studied to ob Manchester anglers whose Impa injured. , He is in the Memorial pay for It at this very special price of $168.75. Rev. Voskamp, a missionary tain the best results, as well as tience outruns the trouting season this season. Spring and Mattress Free or $25'allowed toward their proximity to other plants for hospital suffering from cqts and from China, will give an address have already begun to make week bruises in addition to possible In purchase of any box spring outfit you may select. at 8:15 tonight, after which the good color effects. end trips to the Sound shore in Church Board will hold a meeting. Professor Patch brought with ternal injuries. He has been driv quest of the dependable, and at this Ing an automobile for fifteen years Flowers on the altar Sunday him several excellent books on time of the year particularly tooth Were given by the Mann family In gardening, as the local club is and that was hls first accident, his some, flatfish. Several parties wife said today. memory of their mother. The gradually accumulating a library which drove to the vicinity of New G. E. Keith Furniture Co., Inc. \ Theummler family gave flowers in for the benefit of the members who The other Manchester mbn In London 'at the last week-end have jured are: Carlo Raccagnl, 39, of memory of their father. may borrow them at will.^ Launch reported the fish fairly numerous CORNER MAIN AND SCHOOL STREETS, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN. News Items ing forth into the second'^part of 26 Cottage street, broken collar and of good size. Herbert Ingham bone; A. Canale, 52, of 38 Oak The three-act comedy, “Mr. his subject—annuals and peren and Thomas J. Curran were mem Bob,” which was presented by the nials—he said while it was un street, broken rib and cuts about Young People’s Fellowship of the doubtedly more satisfactory for a bers of two of these groups. They the head; Antonio Biardi, 30, of 2 S t John’s church on Tuesday eve- gardener to specialize on a few found their fishing in the Niantic Oak street, leg Injury. nmg, March 1 will’be repeated by varieties, he confessed to a great river, which is one of the best bits The Manchester men were QUAKES IN SPAIN request at the Congregational love for all flowers, and particu- of water along the coast for this brought to their homes by passing
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PAGE FOUR MANCHESTER E\OTmG iTOAIiB/TUESDAY, MARCHES, 192?/ - .>^■5 .-X’-Jr'-' , slieer veaknesa to deliberately al ping baby chicks from his poultry low the neglect tq go on and grow farm to the west coast by air mail, ' Sttptting H rralii wprae just because somebody might allowing 37 hours from the take - t r r be tempted to ash for electric sign.i off in Hartford to the arrival with PUBLISHED BT at every country, cross roads. 0?HE HERALD PRINTING CO. in sight or sound of the whispering Pacific. m i ^6) Foanfied by Elwood ^ Ela Oct. I. 1881 SUNDAY MOVIES. Enterprising and all that, but Sundays r.nd Passage without opposition of what on earth is > the C^illforniaa By RODNEY DUXCHER for Now Homes Washington, March 15.— From .. ^ “ terc'd at the Post Office at Man the state law permitting moving who buys those chicks going to do chester as Second Class Mai) Matter. the' standpoint of official dignity, picture shows oa Sunday afternoons with them? Fancy having to take at least. Senator Oscar Underwood SUBSCRIPTION RATES: By Mall as well sb on Sunday nights does care of chickens half o f ‘whose life of Alabama, who went out of po Specially Priced ®'*‘ y a an d O ld- month for shorter periods. not necessarily mean that Manches time, if not more than that, has litical life with the demise of the - S y carrier, eighteen certs r. week, ter theatres will give matinee per will not be missed by the presi single copies, three cents. been sent scooting through the air dent of the Senate. formances on the first day of the .SPECIAL ADVERTISING r e p r e at a hundred' or a hundred and Although Vice President Dawes s e n t a t iv e , Hamllton-De Llsser, inc., ZS5 Madison Avenue. New Tork week. The law is of the local-option twenty-five miles an hour! If there never made public comment about ^hfcago^ North Michigan Avenue, variety and leaves decision In the Is anything at all in early training It, he doubtless has been some matter up to the city or town gov as an index to probable character, what pained by Senator Under The Manchester Evening Herald Is wood’s past demonsfra’tlons of un )n sale In New York City at Schultz'a ernment insofar as each separat no normal white Leghorn that ever ^ews Stand. Sixth Avenue and 42nd. fortunate manners. street and 42nd. Street entrance of community is concerned. The sub flew a fifteen foot wire fence would The veteran Alabama senator • Slxaotly as sketched above—^-dou 4rand Central Station. ject has never been agitated be a fleabite to these air-mail had his own way of addressing ble day bed with covered ends. "International News Service has the here and the theatre managers have chicks. Nobody and nothing will be the Senate. Generally, when he exclusive rights to use for republlca- spoke, he arose from his front Mattress, ends and valance iu, cre tion In any form all news dispatches not expressed themselves as to able to hold them without amputat row seat on the center aisle, stood tonne, O .otherwise orediu oo In this paper. It Is also exclusively whether they would deem it advls ing their wings down to the point in front of his desk and faced the Regular 125.00 ...... entitled to use for republication all able to open their houses even if where nobody does amputate until Senate with his back to the gen- hereln*^'^^ or undated news published permitted. And whether the com pblpkpna Q-,. oil \ ,• , I tieman in the chair, cbickens are all through as living to sticklers for senatorial cour- munity opinion would be favorabte entlties and have become food. tesy and all that, this was , very TUESDAY, MARCH 15, 1927. or unfavorable toward such a pro bad form. But it always proved posal would have to be developed in effective, for It enabled Under any case. wood to utilize his keypoint loca SAPIRO-FORD CASE. Certainly this town is not likely tion to Its full advantage, where Whether the Sapiro-Pord libel as if he had merely fac6d the to be one of the first in the state to chair he would' have had his back trial, just now starting on its long take advantage of the greater lati^ to everyone else in the Senate. and strenuous way, shall become a tude allowed by the new law. Some senators have purposely matter of the deepest interest to picked the more central desks as^ millions of Americans or merely the best positions from which to ' deliver their oratory. Those who are refurnishing their old homes will be as'interested in these degenerate into another of those ST LAWRENCE WATERWAY. AN INSECT BE.AUTY three new home groups, just placed on display, as new home makers. They Windsor double day bed, exactly long winded legal contests of which It has been said that there was p r i z e WINNER By AR'THUR N. PACK others walk all over the place, as shown, comes with cretonne eov. everybody but the profiting lawyers never but one American railroad speaking or not. Copeland of are typical Watkins popular prlced^sultes— of excellent construction and finish. If the debutantes of bugdom ered mattress and valance A o p becomes intensely weary ages be magnate who had economic vision New York is the champion roamer enough to see that the last thing a should enter into a beauty contest, — he claims its good exercise. He Regular 135.00- ...... $ 4 b O fore the jury returns a verdict, de corythuca arcuata, whose family railroad man should do was to ob never stands at his desk and often pends on whether or not the plain uame is tingdidae, would certainly addresses particular senators dur tiff’s attorneys are successful in struct the development of internal be among the last to be eliminated ing his speeches by planting him making the whole Jewish race co- waterways— and-that one magnate •by the judges, even if it didn’t win self directly In front of "them. is dead. first place. Former Senator France of V- plaintifCs with the rich Chicago man . It is so tiny, only from one- It was Janies J. Hill, Northern Maryland was an incurable walker, of law who is bringing the suit. -eighth to one-fourth of an inch in too, but he-always walked up, and Bedroom Group ^ 14^ Sapiro asserts that, in charging Pacific and Great Northern .seer, length, that one can not appreciate down the rear of the Senate cham- Constructed of American wjilnut and choice gumwood iW walnut flalsh In the Dearborn Independent that who declared that the railroads of its beauty fully unless it is exam beri next to the wall, when unbur- the United States should be first ined under the mici'oscope. Then denlnG'himself. i The pieces are alHarge-^^full^jilz^ bow-end bed. ’46 Inch dressW Vfth full mlr- Sapiro acted for a conspiratorial set we will gaze rapturously, if we are to urge the construction of such Caraway of Arkansas ranks ror/and 32 Inch cheM. jP a y qh o ^ .-Plan of Easy Payments. : Variity. to match of Jewish bankers in organizing co next to Copeland. He paces the 989, and bench $8, If desired, ' ' ' operative marketing associations great projects as the Mississippi floor like a restless lion, parking ship channel and the Lakes-to- his hands- In his pants pockets which proved very costly to farm Another Windsor' type dpuble Ocean waterway. Because, he point with coat buttoned and generally ers, Henry Ford has libeled not day bed, exactly as shown— without ed out, the railroads would then be gazing toward the carpet. His only Sapiro but the whole Jewish i voice is likely to be heard from pillow, • Cretonne covered mattress largely relieved of the most oner people, and he insists that his suit I any part of the chamber.. has roil iedge. ‘ is brought for the purpose of ob ous and least profitable of their bur I Most senators, however, prefer j tc stick tt) their own desks and to Regular 145,00 ... , $tJD taining vindication for his race as dens, *the haulage of vast quantities of cheap long-haul bulk freight, I speak from them. The folks in 8 12 well as for himself. I the gallery generally have no way Pc. Dining Suite $ |l| The burden of the interest, lies, and could confine ■ themselves t.c I to identify them except by num ttf course, in whether it is possible short hauls as feeders in this sort bered charts of the floor which are A suite of combination American walnut and gumwood comes in an attrac presented to them and thus, if to libel a race, a nation, or any of transport under a constantly tive medium light walnut finish. 60 inch six-legged buffet, 42x54 Inch table growing commerce, and in the senators don’t -watch out, they are ! arm and 5 side chairs. Drawer^interiors of oak! A year tb’ pay oh our large and indefinite group of indi likely .to have someone else mak viduals, within the meaning of the handling of commodities better able ing a speech from their own desks Plan, of Easy Payments, '^ghina extra, if wanted. / f ' laws against libel and slander. to pay renumerative rates. which will be credited to them Whether the viewpoint of the St. selves and which expresses a point It is the contention of the law- of vie-w opposite to their own. ,yers for Ford that no action for Paul wizard ever became impressed libel can lie where the libel, if any. to any extent at all on the minds Heflin and Kink speak oftener Is directed toward such an indefi of the fellows of the railroad world I than any other two senators. nite target as a race or a national It would be hard to gay. But the I Heflin, on his feet, is generally large masses of silence that arise ■ found to be speaking against some ity. They are not, however, resting ; of his “ enemies” or denouncins 3 Pc. Uph^tered Set $165 from the great railroad offices their defense there, for they deny i.eome measure. King most often • ‘ ' Spool turned day bed, as sketch- whenever anybody like Mr. Hoover opposes some piece of legislation A new design, just received, in a choice of two heavy Jacquard velours__ that there has been any libel at all, . ed.jWith wood ends and box spring! either against the Jewish people begins to boost for inland water Ccrythuca Arcuata and probably has opposed. more mole with rose background, or gray with rose background.,. Full length dlven- bills than anyxother senator. ways indicate that it did not. and wing chair. Roll arm, turned foot design, with fasseis. • Single type, upholstered Ih heavy or against Sapiro -striped denim. ______There are those, such as the natuie lovers and can see beauty On Watkins Plan of Easy Payments—-a year to pay, '■ If Ford is in effect placed on trial in a bug, 3,t ,.this .airy .fairy little- Congress has gone home, hut Regular $62.00 ;for aspersions against the Jews Hoover at New Ha ,if£®2.ture, for the delicate meshefe the. 'Offices' of*e,Ottgressjnen ^ad...... $49 a whole, the affair becomes a mat- ven the other day and those who and tracery of its body and wings senators cohtlnue ti) receive' let-* listened in on the radio while he have earned for it the popular name ters from back home urging pas ter of the greatest possible import sage or defeat of the radio bill, was talking, who would be easy to of lace bug. ance, for his defeat on such a basis Perhaps Nature fashioned the the McNary -Haugen farm bill o r , convince that it is a matter of only other legislation lon,g since dis WATKINS would mean that it was no longer lace bug in so delicate a manner safe for any publication to express a few years when the great St that it might be Invisible as it posed of. Of course these letters -—sometimes they’re telegrams-^ any sort of derogation against any Lawrence waterway will be built creeps among the leafy boughs of Tickets for KIWANIS MINSTRELS for sale here. hawthorn and oak, upon the juices grow fewer and fewer as the news race. The newspaper that ventured Perhaps. But, unless a vast change gets around that it’s all oyer. comes over the spirit of the railroad of which trees it subsists. It sucks to say that the English might be the juices of Jhe trees and some A week after the radio bill had \ quicker at taking a joke or that the world, that majestic enterprise is times in a severe infestation the gone to the firesident. Senator Mayfield received 11 telegrams f Scotch were a wee bit careful of in for a seige of many a decade be foliage will become blackspecked and yellow-spotted. urging him to vote for it and nine FUNERAL DIRECTORS their bawbees might find itself de fore it succeeds in overriding the on the day following. Most of consolidated opposition of the enor If you want to make the ac them came from Amarillo, where fendant in a suit brought by the quaintance of this bug beauty, look Honorable' Percival Ponsonby Cad- mous Interest represented by rail considerable static apparently had for it on the undersde of thorn or been experienced. "" walader in behalf of himself and his road stockholders and railroad di oak leaves ne.xt summer. Here Its nation, or by Sandy McKlIntock in rectorates throughout the country eggs are laid and are fastened to d a j b We had an example of what self the leaves by a sticky' brown sub Tho Discovery That Brought behalf of the Clan McKlIntock. One stance, a sort of insect blue. would have to be extremely careful Ish— and foolish— interests can do In the recent matter of Boulder A TKOUGBT about referring to the head hunters of Borneo, lest some enterprising Dam, when that great scheme was Send a stamped, addressed en- Drink no longer water, but use blocked By the representatives of a velope and questions of fact hav Feast day of St. Zachary, pope. k Corrects the Chemistiv that a little wine, for thy. stomach’s lawyer should appear in court as ing to do with Nature will be an Make One’s Pores Offend the attorney of a million Borneans few highly localized pbwer inter sake.— I Timothy v : 28. Birthday anniversary of Presi New York, March 15.— Unless swered by the consulting staff of dent Andrew Jackson. luing for a fat amount of damages. ests In the southwest. Imagine the the immigration authorites can stop Nature Magazine, Washington, D. Good wine needs Do you know why thousands of peo whole force of railroad influence C., through arrangements made by no bush.— Julius Caesar assassinated, B. It on the ground of •‘‘moral turpi We suspect, somehow, that it Shakespeare. ple who never have to take a laxa- brought to bear to prevent the pas thiB-q>ai)er. C) 44, at Rome. tude,” or some similar ground, the tlve, do eat a candy cascaret now and will not be long before that aspect noise of this raucous city Is about then? of the suit in question tades away sage of a St. Lawrence waterways to be increased by the "Ballet Ma- They have found that casqara bill and fancy, if possible, such a fhahlque." sweetens the whole system—brings »nd the case will get down to-brass Sinbad Has to Carry Double Now an Immaculacy of person that means tacks as a contest to see whether bill becoming law. This Is the celebrated composi ever.vthlng.lt prevents bodily chemis The St. Lawrence waterways pro tion of George; Antheil, conslstlnv, try from e^ver making one uncon Mr. Sapiro can get a million of Hen we are told, of some 11 mechnnlps) sciously offensive to otHars. And ject would probably do more for the what a perfect regulator of • the ry Ford’s money away from him. pianos, all going at once, eight xylsf Dowels! ------/- ______sound prosperity of the United ophones, four bass drums and-a Salts affeot tho llnlnsf of the States during the next two hundred low airplane propellors. leave a coating that the blood must carry eft through TWO REASONS. years than all the other laws that With all going at once the SiSblTa^-v/eooQHT the_ pores. Hovr. much better to cap- We like Governor Trumbull’s Congress could pass during that sound, perhaps, may prove ah carite the systom, and cause the first reason for opposing a bond Is To HAVe echo of a busy afternoon at Times ^w els to expel everything by nor- time. But it Is too big, too upset Square. sue, as told to the Hartford Repub OF Q:0J\}ilOliSMP cqntractlonT To say ting to the momentary arrange 'Mayhap thls'was the Insplratl^ki olewjer. Sweeter con lican club last night, better than we dition that lasts for days—a whOle- ments of thousands upon thousand.^ for the composer, who set Paris an that makes the use of do his second reason. The first rea of Influential persons, to stand a its ears and now returns with thlj '
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■':''’St (Hartford-to West Willington and also , present at < the sixtieth anni Sunday.visiting friends. Emily Rice. - ^ met on'^Sunday evening at 6:,46 •V'T, TOLLAND Springfield to Willimantic) Tolland versary. •«?■'• V, ' , Mr.' and ’ liilrs; McCue of o’clock. The subject of the meeting • Mr. and Mrs. William B. Thrall WE SPECIALIZE is well provided for. , V Mrs. John Kubney of Dorchester Millers Falls, MasB^,! spent the was “ How to conquer Circum have returned to their home in Among the young people at their, weekTend with Mrs.,TdcCue's par stances’' and the leader was Miss Rockville,'after spending the win-, ;i I Is spending a few days as guest of IN EXAMINING EYES AND Mr. and Mrs, Charles Chestly homes for the week-end were: Miss Sunday, March*’ 13, marked the her ^sister, Mrs. Joseph Douglas*.; ents, Mr.' and Mr& J. Edmund ter In Florida. * ^ have moved the remainder of (their Florence .Meacham, Miss'Bernice i sb|.tleth anniversary of the dedica Mrs.' Kuiiney was called here to at- Bradley. - ■ Dr. Fred F. Bushnell FITTING GLASSES 'urniture preparatory to leaving Hall, Miss Alice Hall, Miss Florehcp ' tion o f the Talcottvlll^r Congrega- teqd.the fiiimrai of hef hrother-ln- Mrs. C. Raymond
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owns the ranch is kidnapped foV'^r BUMPS ANOTHER CAR bel, of 69.7 Adanis street momen CARD OF THANKS BIG DOUBLE FEATURE The Isuilt of the murder is fastened IN A TRAFFIC MEEUP tarily lost (Control of his car; Schle- on the hero and he is nearly hung We wish to express our sincere bel was driving his Chevrolet tour appreciation to relatives and' A BO U TTO m Today -Best for It. The sheriff doesn’t move Slight damage was Inflicted on a PROGRAM AT RIALTO ing car up, Main street and became friends' for the kindness shown us fast enough to suit the cowpunch- parked automobile on tlie west side, cohfuaed In a traffic congestion, in our bereavement In the death of of Main street near the intersection Chairman Mrs. William P. Quish Radio Bet ers and he nearly loses his job for with the result that his car rari into our beloved wife and mother. We of-the refreshment and entertain it. When Its all over you will have of Oak and Main streets late yester.^ one owned by Frank H. Hall of “ Marriage License" an ultra wish to especially thank the Span ment committee of the Ladles’ enjoyed thrills, laughs' a fascinating day afternoon when Alfred Schle- Wethersfield. Schiebel agreed to ish War Veterans and auxiliary, Auxiliary of the, Arnei lean Legion modern .talc of bachelors, pseudo jnystery and a clever ending. An settle for the damage. Patrolman THEBE’S MUSIC TO , the City Club and the Quilling de^ has called a meeting. at her home bachelors and merry widows heads hilarious comedy as well as a news John McOlinn investigated;' partment. for tomorrow night at 8 o’clock. SUIT AliE TASTES a ^double feature ps^gram at the \ reel will also be shawn. .... FRED DUX, ------r Ki'"- :.. . Rialto theater today and tomorrow. fifr HEADACjHES FRED DUX, Jr., , Tha Junior choir of St. Mary’s A program of grand opera selec The story is an unusually enter Oxford University has posted a MRS. SOPHIA WHITEi;^ church will meet for rehearsal at. tions will be broadcast Tuesday, taining one and Is enacted by a backaches, notice;at .the dining hall that men 4:15 tomorrow afternoon. ; March 15, from WJi5' and allied splendid cast of screen favorites: TEST ANSWEIS wearing knickers will not he served Boys placed marbles even In the stations at 9 p. m. eastern time. Lavish settings contribute to the neuritis, a n d there. days of the early isound builders. The Rev.. John Casey of ~ East Other good programs on the air dramatic punch of "The Marriage other forms of Hartford will be the Lenten tonight are: License” and the picture is well di WTAM, 7 p. m. eastern time— rected viewed from every angle. It Here are the answers to "Now pain. This re Frlederlch Janssen orchestra. should prove a treat to Manchesters You Ask One,” which is printed on markable p rep -^ ^;a:^^ / — KPO, 8 p. m. Pacific lime— Uda discriminating film fans. the comics page: ‘ aration gives* Waldrop, organist. The second picture being offered 1— Admiral William S. Sims. is “ That Wild West” which stars' 2— The Bonhomme Richard andalmost immediate relief. w w w v m A fV WEAP, 9 p. m. eastern time— William Fairbanks and Dorothy,, ^ e Serapls. To prove this we will gladly send “ Eveready Hour.” «S— John Paul Jones~ ’ you a bottle of tablets free If you wlU WFAA, 11 p. m. central time— Reveler. Whoever said “ money ’ Is send us your name and address, 4— Stephen • Decatur. . it. A. Hughe* Company, Boston, Mass. !!g!— Operetta. the root of all evil” must have been 5— John Ericsson. thinking of “ That Wild West” 6— The U.- S. S. Hartford. Following a nervous shock, a when he wrote this famous line. 7— Dewey, at Mamlla Bay. Parisian is sai(i to have' turned blue The ranch bank- roll is stolen .n 8— Richmcnd P. Hobson. fill over, a condition which resisted this thriller. The bank massenger 9— The U. S. S. San Diego. S ilico n the treatments of physicians. Is killed for it. The pretty girl who 10— The U.'S. S. Cyclops. D ots Not AFPECT THgHCAHT t .. :*s w lia t i. ' M'
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I © i 9 f 7 ^ ALLENE s m m i J L ^ > vMmC’- ^ WHAT HAS g o n e : B EFO R E: done It-—at your bidding; '^ho “ Then one night Edward came home with a $170 radio set when GARRETT FOIiSOM U ■tabbed was .tbe man with the white nifs- we’ had been going hungry for ta death while swlmmliic at Oeeaa tache?” ' T^wa. N, J. It ta believed that days.” This line , pops out In the At once Stone saw he had story of 'Vivian Ingram, “ the bandit the death wenpoa waa a pichaa, -V " V drawn blank.' queen,” who terrorized a midwest- ■a Orleatal kalfei aad that It waa ern city by_ rifling filling ' station pnrehaaed oa the boardwalk. Purposely he had sprung this, cash drawers to the tune of a doz Folaoat'a bathlnk coaipanloaa question suddenly;' feeling sure h«; en a night. Vivian blames her had beea ROGER NEVILLE, a downfall to her marriage to a $20 baalaeaa partaeri DIRS. HEIjEN could tell by her'reaction whether BARNABY and CARMELITA she knew of the man or not. a-week clerk. She tells of the dress es and hats she made over, of the VALDON. Clearly she did not For; her ANASTASIA FOLSOM, eccentrle meals she missed, and then of the aad maaterfol alater of the dead ""nil uncomprehending Ifiok and ..her husband who came home with the mao, talfea command, and It la surprised voice were so indubita radio. Vivian’s story is no new story. It is the other thing' that eatnbllahcd that one CROYDON bly sincere that the detective waa SEARS 1a n fancier of earlona “ every woman knows,” the almost wcnpona. Scara ndmita bnyinp forced to believe her. > niggardly economy of wives only two knivea bat not the pirhaq. “ The man wlthi;the whiite mus that husbands may come home with An ant an la cngmcea TITUS tache? I’ve not the slightest Id^. autos and radios and complete sets of Illustrated encyclopedias. We are RIGGS, an architect, to work on i But be ,: most certainly was no the eaae. DAN FELTON, Folaom'a t- “ the tight sex.” nephew, arrlvra and la paraled by dgent of mine! And 1 tell you, the earlona French dolla In hla Mr. Stoiie. I had no hai^d In Gar Five Babies Die. ancle'a rnoma. rett Folsom’s death.o; 'Either di Five newly-born babies in a Chi Croydon Senra aenda for FLEM cago hospital died because nurses ING STONE, famona dctcctlTc. He rectly or Indirectly.”*: mistook boric acid solution for tella him Folaom had been blnck- “ But as soon as - be was dead drinking water and fed the eye malllnie him and he had lied at you hastened ito get-your letters?’* wash solution to the infants. “ Crim the Inqoeat but waa lanoeent. “ I did indeed! And a hatd time inal negligence,” say some. Maybe •i Stone mecta othera of the circle, so, hut it’s a rare nurse and a rare laclndlnnr NED BARRON and hU I had of It! I subsidizedAetyants; doctor who at some time during wife, MADELINE, who pnaalea I begged keys; froin.'friends; X his or her career does not make the him . f.'led every way I could tiilbk Of— mistake that could bewailed “ crimi Stone cornea upon Carmellta Tal- nal negligence.” don, whoae anapiclona actlona and I finally got theni^ "^Now'they Any worker is only human, and hare involred her. and determlnea are burned up, and it the police no human can never make a mis to qneatlon her. accuse me of murder because'of take. We hear a great deal about in NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY It they will have-to pyove It. But flated salaries of nurses and doc CHAPTER XLIV tors. Perhaps one reason is the fact V they>can't get tjhe l^ a r s !” ; SI <6] ^ 6 t going In this morning?” that they work in a realm of fright Her smile o f trinnipb went fur Stone said, after Pelton. ful responsibility. The stenograph ther toward, convincing Stone' of er’s mistake can be corrected with Perhaps one of the swiftest and pleasantest methods of gaining who was with her, had made in beauty and symmetry is to race along the shores of Daytona Beach claj her Innocence regarding the mur an eraser. The doctor’s or nurse’s troductions. mistake means death and can never in a bathing suit, waving a gauze scarf as a gesture to Isadora Duncan. der than any asseverations could Here is Rita Douglas starting on her daily sprint on the strand. combiiR "Not until later,” Carmellta Light wool coat dress. be corrected. A worker in this field have done. To his mind it was needs iron nerve, and is paid for ing athletics and aesthetics and having a rather exhilaratng time, unleM Valdon told him. "About noon, her smile deceives. • . ■ clear that she was so anxious to it. - ■ I think, today.” / get her letters and so relieved at TIERED SILHOUETTE The 'Whiskered Alan. “ Then you’ve time for a chair having got them that the thought Eight horizontal bands of geor Nine years ago J. E. Boyle of GLASS JARS ride with me. Do take pity on my of a more serious accusation bad Texas “ turned on” Women. He was •Keep a set of glass Jars with loneliness and come for a ride. gette, loose at the bottom, make up not yet sunk very deeply Into her a stunning dinner gown of pastel “ through forever.” 'His physician covers, in sevefal sizes, for food ‘But you are glad he is dead” Stone said quietly. containers to use in the ice box. The chairs fascinate me and 1 hate mind. And this,-ot'course, for the green georgette. told him that If he would raise a Br(mkfasts to go alone.” heard, women would leave him All strong-flavored foods such as And It Is we who have— as you that gave you opportunity to re reason that she had no guilty cheese or fish, must be carefully CORKSCREW BANDS alone. J. E. has not shaved since. It was not the habit of Carme- say— nature’s gifts, looks, charm, trieve your letters which he held.” knowledge of the crime itself. He says that it worked like a covered, or they will contaminate _ llta Valdon to turn down anything all other foods in the refrigerator. th a t power, all the feminine arts, who “ You must have been told “ The letters were so very Im An evening wrap of metal' cloth charm; that whiskers are to a man ■rtrhat avoirdupois is to a woman 1 In the shape of attention from oftenest get cruel blows from that,” she said, looking straight ht portant then?” be asked, casually. is trimmed with narrow.bands of % any presentable man. And Flem- plain silk, applied in a corkscrew when it comes to keeping the oppo Fate, that are none the less terri him; “ and nobody could have told "Important to me because of site sex away. But there are any their disclosure of some facts In pattern around both sleeves. g Ing Stone was decidedly present- ble because unknown to the world you. but Dan Pelton. Yes, I did number of those who say that in St \ • 1 able. , at large.” my past life which I wish kept se- • this day of h. c. 1. when keeping a get my letters back, and I never cret, Facts which would be of - CONTRASTING HE3IS S So Carmellta smiled on him and family is a real economic job, most 3S Without appearing to do so. could have done that so Uong as small Interest to the general pub — declared she’d love to go. French lingerie importations are women are only too glad to wish it you Stone scrutinized her keenly. Garrett Folsom was alive.” lic but which were of enough im off onto a man, that even whiskers _ “ See you when 1 come back, portance to give Garrett Folsom a of pastel Crepe de chine or glove Either this woman was .all Miss “ And so you are si^spected, tn silk, with contrasting hems, and couldn’t keep a man so immune CI Dan,” she said gaily- to Pelton. bold over me that he never let me from the feminine wiles. Folsom had painted her, and she some quarters, of having killed no other trimming. ^ who watched the pair depart, un- forget. Now they are destroyed, Urged as Elssential to Sue* was deliberately setting out to him In order to accomplish that and my. soul Is at peace.” g certain whether be wanted Stone CHINTZ JACKET Separate Cars. cess by Great Business Ia> fascinate him, or Pelton was right end.” She was silent a 'moment and Separate cars for men and wom j to interview her or not. then turned to him, with a really and she was troubled, but not by “ Some quarters, meaning his Charming costumes for out-of- en in New York subways, and, for stitudans 1 “ Be good to her,” he called out, reason of a guilty conscience re sister, I suppose. Does any one lovely smile, and sa|d, “ My soul doors are composed of bright cre that niatter, on even the: L and bus couldn’t be at peace if I bad killed es, are called for by no less a well- I as a Viarnlng to the detective, who garding Folsom’s murder. else suspect me, Mr. Stone?” tonne or chintz Jackets and pleat Q answered with a smile and a nod. him", could It?” ed white crepe de chine skirts. known light than our Almee' from "I think, Mrs. Valdon,” he said “ That 1 don’t know. But It “ No, Mrs. Valdon,” Stone, said, the golden strands of Californy. Gorgeous Tmts business world has. learfiqd S and then glanced at Carmellta. JL that almost 70'^ of the day’s gently, “ It would be better if we would not be out of the question giving her a keen look, “ 1 think It SWEET RELISH Aimee says that “ girls must go 1 “ I fancy everybody Is good to through hell to get to work and important work falls into the four talked plainly. You know. I dare for Miss Folsom to spread.such a could not. I’m not prepared to sh(^ mqiuing hours before Im^eon. ® you,” he "Said In his gentle voice, say I can tell a criminal by look Never serve pork or any other home,” and that “ subways are the from Real Dye! say, that-1 am down here to Inves suspicion." mashers’ playgrounds.” I would Thus correct breakfast eating, as so full of subtle flattery and yet ing at one, but I will say that 1 rich or fat meat without some When home tinting doesn’t bring tigate the death of Garrett Fol “ I know It wouldn’t. She hates think I can tell by talking to one. love to wise-crack at Aimee, hut no essential to good worlq is being I_ , Impersonal, too. pickles or sweet relish. beautiful,^ spft shades it’s because .urged on employees in sttch famous som. There are reasons why I me. I wonder why?” And my Judgment, my experience one who has ridden in. a New York J “ Yes,” she said slowly, “ every- subway at 6 p. m. or S a. m. and you haven’t used a true dye. Don’t institutions as General Electric Co., should ask you some questions “ Partly because you two are so and instinct all shout to me expect delicate tones from crude James McCreery’s and many others. ^ body but Fate.” your innocence in the matter of kept their eyes “ peeled,” can deny and 1 Ijave chosen this way to do diametrically opposed In character that something should be done. coloring matter. To keep up with your job, you = “ And Fate Is cruel?” Folsom’s death. Now 'the question Beige and Brown It, thinking It would be the least and type and partly because she A bit of Diamond dye puts that must be at your best mornings. g They were slowly rolling along of those letters peed never be glint you want in pretty underwear, j annoying to you.” really thinks you killed her brought up, never be even men King Says, “Not Nice!” 'Thus Quaker Oats—iiro-viding an King George of all the Britalns, sheer stockings, etc. Light as you excellent food balance of protein, S the boardwalk, the sun not yet Carmellta thanked him with one brother.” tioned, If we can find out.who did like, hut a true tone— soft— smooth g high enough to be unpleasantly kill Folsom. That’s all his sister king in a land where everybody carbohydrates, vitamine “B” and of her best smiles. "My dear Mr. Stone, I couldn’t rides with hounds, doesn’t like to — there’s all the difference In, the| laxative bulk, has become the diet-* I warm, the sea breeze coming in wants; that’s all the police want; world. Just hold them to the light! “ You are good,” she said, with kill anybody. I. really couldn’t. see ■women riding astride, and asks etic urge of the -world. Thousandsi J crisp and cool and the stolid, half- that’s all I want—to learn the for a return of the side-saddle' Why not Diamond Dye all your gar on expert advice, are malftng a ring of sincerity in her tone. Miss Folsom might; she’s the Identity of the murderer. No one ments? It isn’t hard. New colors g asleep negro pushing them utter method. Well, ’Od’s bodkins, the “ Quaker” now their dafly breakfast. “ Let us talk plainly then. In the killer sort. But I’m not— ” has any Justifiable concern with selfish;old brute! I’d like to see the right over the old. = ly oblivious. If Indeed he could FREE: the drugstore will give No -other cereal compares first place, f did not kill Mr. Fol “ That’s no argument, Mrs. Val your letters or their Import If you kink keep his hams upon his’pranc- in food b a ile e . N o other is quite sir are-not connected with the crime.” you a Diamond Dye Cyclopedia; p hear their conversation, som.” don. To kill a man one doesn’t ing steed, perched there like a fly appetite enticing. Deliciously attract “ What are ybn leading up to?” suggestions for dyeing and tinting; g "Yes, Mr. Stone,” and Carme- “ But you are glad he Is dead,’’ have to perform the actual deed on a steep wall, a la side saddle simple directions. Actual piece- live food that “ stands by” you in pnH she asked gravely. method! The things that men and tecting your priceless momingbours^ s llta turned a grave countenance Stone said quietly. oneself.” “ Just this. You know— prob kings wish upon women, but would goods color samples. Or, write for Illustrated book Color Craft, post Grocers have two kinds: puick ^ to his own. “ Fate Is nearly al- She gave him a startled glance. Fleming Stone had dropped his ably from some evidence you ran never do themselves, such as long Quaker-^ooks in 2^ to 5 minutes across while getting your own let hair, et al! paid from DIAMOND DYES, Dept. g ways cruel to a woman.” “ I hate to put It so baldly,” she charming manner, and now he N15, Burlington, Vermont. —and regular Quaker pats. Get p “ Oh, what a . sweeping asser- ters— you know something you today for mornings at your; best, said, as if thinking this over, “ but, spoke with the steely, low, hard have, not yet told. I want, you -to g tion! And what an untrue one! well, I am not really sorry. Or, voice that had so often struck ter tell it to me,” HERE’S REAL REUEF 5 Surely you don’t mean that—>you, to come nearer the' truth, I’m glad ror to the heart of a wrongdoer. (To Be CoBlinned) with the world at your feet— with only for one reason. Otherwise I “ Oh!” Carmellta gave a little Quaker Oats Doea CazmelKa Valdon, whom FROM NEURITIS M Ai it NEW for IS clat' all the gifts nature can bestow— ” wish the man were still alive.” gasp. “ You mean— ” Stone belleTea laaoeeBt, hold the “ Never mind that sort of talk. “ You’re glad he’s dead because key to' t%e - Folaom myateryt Don’t “ That some one else could have mlaa the remaining ckaptera. In 24 to 48 Hours Pains Are Often Relieved and You Get Rest and Comfort Again. Iqss/'Ol" his: . ST^e,et^ai:t> “ Keep away! ” And -he 'must keep, away, Torturing pains— the kind that Home Page Editorials for on what he does and’npt .w.bat A smart compose ensemble for pierce and burn and never seem to the law says,: alone, depends tlie spring is this heavy faille silk scarf -let up— that rob a man of his sleep fabric of our whole social systejp. Good Nature of beige with, appliqued border in — that make him Just ' a hag of And the wbnian' who is'vih lo^fe tones of brown. 'fhe velour hat nerves and all worn out. with a man ,.#ho;; marries anotl^er Those are the pains that dope woman must also' keep *_away. She repeats the color scheme and de Safeguards sign. I and coal tar products can only par must let him alo^e. Hers* may "be tially relieve. the heartbreak, biit she muet bear The safest and most ^ efficient Good llsili it. jrhe wife has a > right tp H«r way to get' rid of the persistent, GARGLE IS SOOTHING, BUT mouth wash or throat ■wash Is husb'ahdi by every law of r,God and By Olive Roberts Burton nerve-racking pains of Neuritis is to DOESN’T HURT GERAIS cleansing and soothing rather than man*, -'- ; ' " ■ AN EASY WAY get a bottle of Allenrhu Special germ-killing, one of the best simple I ' have known homes where all Formula No. 2. .Be qure ,you.get No. Editoi''s Note. This is the eighth cleansing washes is. salt solution sorts of misery and trouble -were 2, which comes in capsule form. of a series of articles ou personal We have several kinds of law. If started by this ' unwillingness of TO LOSE FAT made up of one-fourth teaspoonful 1 The right way to lose fat is by com Take these. little dark . green cap hygiene by Dr. Morris Fishbeln, of Salt to a half glass of warm wa it were not for the law that pro young men apd young woinen' :^to bating the cause. By, correcting a gland sules as directed and in about 24 one of America’s foremost medical ter. if there is much' mucus' pres tects our land, .anyoxe could walk “give up”- their fpi’mer sweethearts which largely controls nutrition. No hours you should be able to notice authorities. Succeeding anicles In ent, the addition of a quarter tea- over our lawns,. pick our flowers, whfeii they mairrJed. ' abnormal exercise or diet is required. that they have considerably reduced the series -will appear d.aily in this spoonful of bicarbonate of soda is and break our hedges. If it were, Simply take Marmola Prescription if not almost banished those severe, paper. sometmes beneficial. not for the'5 law that protects ou¥: Red Han^erchief Tablets, four a day, until proper re torturing pains that have caused homes, anyone couldr cut his nam'e sults are accomplish^. you so many sleepless nights. Con Most of the mouth: washes and on our front. doors, camp in our By DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN gargles sold In the drug stores con Marmola is the scientific method.* It tinue for two or three days more Editor Journal of the American halls, and eat* dur food. has been used for 19 years. The nor or until you are satisfied with re tain a basis of water, salt, bicar Onr! money is protected by law;,' Medical Association and of Hygeia, bonate of soda, or boric acid, with mal figures that it brings are seen in sults. the Health Alagazlne ,and wpe to‘ the offender who takes every circle now. And the use has It doesn’t matter how long you additional flavoring materials of it from us without fair exchange. various kinds. grown, throt^h those results, to very may have suffered or whether your Every ’possession that vve have large proportions. Most specialists are convinced Alcohol is % stilngent, cleansing Neuritis is in the shoulder, arm, comes under the protection of on'e All druggists supply Marmola at $1 heck or legs, Allenrhu Special For gargles seldom reach the tissues and antiseptic. It Is frequently rec law or another, even unto wives a box. Each box contains a pamphlet deep In the throat In sufficient mula No. 2 should give you speedy ommended by physicians as a gar and husbands. which explains the results you see and relief. North Bhd Pharmacy, So. quantity or strength to permit them gle or mouth wash, one part of al There can be no group-living i feel. Go get it now. Learn what oth to have much elTcct In killing germs Manchester Agents, Magnell .Drug cohol being used to four or five nor community-living in a civilized ers know about it You will be de Co., or any good druggist will be or in curing disease. land unless these laws are. obeyed. parts water. lighted. glad to supply you.— adv. * They have, however, the value of If the mouth is dry during an Laws .are not made for our dis ^washing out everything that they comfort. *rhey are made to rend Proved safe by millionsPIRIH and prestribed by physicians for Illness, chewing gum, or the drink *"can reach and of relieving dryness ing of some effervescing, waters, er llfeisafe and possible— and hap ftf the mouth and throat and of py. lihe vandal Is always ready; such as ginger ale or Vlehy, has a Neuralgia Colds Neuritis Lumbago Biibstituting a good taste In the pleasant effect. It serves also to In and -waiting to take-that which is' mouth for one that may be un not his. crease! the flow of saliva'and pre Headache Pain T ooftache Rheumatisrrf pleasant. vents drying of the membranes. Social law Is the law that pro-': A Safe Milk tects home life. Social law Is be I If It Is necessary to apply anti A iierson who Is convalescing septic solutions to ■'the tonsils or from a long Illueis In which there hind all)federal and state law. It with a low bacteria count, is the back of the throat or to the is the thing that keeps the vandal what we deliver to you. m has been much fever suffers great out of the home. DOES NOT AFFECT THE HEART cheeks, these are best applied by ly with dryness of the mouth and si»readlng with a cotton swab which The minute a man and woman sometimes with scaling. It is, there enter Into marriage, the la# has been dipped in a solution of fore, especially important to exam • 'M l the appropriate strength. Sprays throws its protecting mantle oven ine the mouth after an Illness to them. And the law says to the' Ac^ptonly “Bayer” * £2^ from an atomizer properly used find out whether the teeth, the will also reach the parts affected world regardless of sex orrela A red. handkerchief has a tiny, roll J. H. Hewitt which contains proven directiol gums, or the throat have been bad tion, “ Hands o ff!” better than gargles. ly Infected, and to relieve any in- ed white hem and a diminutive mln’- 49 Hoil St. Phone 2056 . Handy “Bayer*^ boi^s of 12 tabl ^ Vi^noe the primary sin ri^ of the It says to the disappointed lov iature. -with paddedvhtad . and hair , Also*’ bottlu ' • - of * 24 aw '• 100—!lar ~ • llammaUooi that majr ba present. , er who u incoQsoUble over th^ 7JI. Atpldn U the trade mark ot B aj«r Uurafaetnia o f MOnoaceUcteUuter of
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'•> 4 - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALT>> TUESDAY, 15, 1927. /■ WHEELER MAY WTIUDRAW S.M.H.S. Practice^ FOOIBAU GAME HERE On Armory Surfacie COST BURNSIDES $800 BEL ON AMATEUR BOXING Temm Footed AU Ex^nses of «>- Two FJoyors Injured In Blan* Chester Cemtest. for Games at Yale The Manchester entry in the Center Rec Girls vs. Rbgar*’- Manchester fans who Itare read bill known as Senate Bill No. 338, New Haven Rec Girls at Bristol. NORRIS AND HADDEN which would place amateur boxing Stale Girls’ Duckpin’League—Mur It has Just come to light that about the alleged aloughfng ol Strong Opposition Forecast; Genlot’e Grils vs. Starlght Girls baseball games but who never have and wrestling under the control phy’s Girls—will meet , the Genlot at Waterbury, Injuries sustained in a football the State Athletic Commissioner. Coach W; J, Clarke is drilling his Girls’ team of Waterbury at Mur game played in Manchester last WITH WAPPING FIVE bad the opportunity of seeitrg Manchester Agamst Bill S. M. H. S. basketball squad on the phy’s alleys tonight and will roll a Thursday, AiMrlI..7 . sports contests aOtttally "thrown” Our entire association and allied spacious state armory court this , Wallingford Casino Girls ;ts. fall cost the All-Burnslde team ap bad, an opportunity lait night to bodies are all opposed to this legis return game In Waterbury on Charter Oak girls , at Wallingford. proximately $800. -> lation and we can see no single rea week in preparatldn for the tourn Thursday night. • Manager Nlcb 'Angelio of the Villagers Strengthen For Last see just how that kind of business Too; Jenney’s Arguments. ament games at Yale University Manchester at present has won All-Hartford Girls vs. Murphy’e Game of Season With Poquo- is transacted right here in Man son why such a bill was ever pro in New Haven Saturday. The floor Girls at Charter Oak. Cub football team which played chester. ; posed.. both of its league matches by the Rogers’ New Britain Rec Girls vs. the Burnside eleven said today nock Tonight. at Yale is aa long as the armory two-out-of-three margin at the ex that Manager John Lange has in It occurred in the C. B. A. A. "No .other. State in the Union has floor here* but not quite as wide Casino Rec Girls at New Britain, senior bowling league at Murphy’i By tbo Sporta Editor any such law, and if passed, it pense of the Center Reo Girls of Rogers’ New Haven RCc Girls vs; formed him of the serious financial Basketball Interest in Wapping. and it is Coach Clarke’s idea to Bristol. Manager Howard :Murphy setback which the game brought. which died down recently follow alleys. After the Old Mill, with Thfere is a possibility that the would automatically put a fence have the boys become accustomed Center Reo Girls at New Haven, its two game lead, sllppeiF badly, around this state as far as amateur said today in discussing Manches Two players were injured, One ing the defeat by the Diamond proposed bill placing amateur box* to Playing on a court of this size ter’s chances, that he ’was morally Starlight Girls vs. Genlot’s Girls suffered a broken leg and another Match team of Springfield, has losing the first two gamos to th« - ing and ’wrestling under the Juris boxing and wrestling is concerned. because of its similarity to the one at Meriden. Ribbon Mill, and the Weavers had None of our amateur boxers '»r certain Manchester will get atleast k4>roken arm. It was the first In been aroused z^ain and a capacity diction of the state boxing commis at New Haven. third place and probably higher. Tuesday, April 12. jury that wais the most expensive. crowd la expected to Jam Its way won their first two from the Sp^- sioner will be either withdrawn or wrestlers of this state could com Manchester did not look at all ’The scores of the icturn match Charter Oak Girls vs. Center Rec , According to Lange the Burn Into the Community club to watch nlng, then the “ monkey work”, modified before it reaches the gen pete in either National or Olmyplc Impressive when it battled Wind aX Bristol last Thursday were as Girls at Charter'Oak. side team stood good for approxi the rejuvenated home team tacklet started. Both, the Ribbon and the eral assembly, it was learned today. contests or any other contests out ham High on the large armory follows: . Wallngford Casino Girls vs. All- Spinners threw their third gamef side of thl-i state, and no amateur Hartford Girls at Wallingford. i mately all the expenses of the pa Poquonock In the last game of the to the Old Mill and Ribbon resp^- It is understood that because of floor at Wlllimantlc a few weeks Manchester Girls tients which Is saM to be unusual season tonight. Flay will start at boxers or wrestlers from other ago much to Coach Clarke’s dissat Lucas...... 85" 101' 97 Casino. Girls vs. Murphy’s Girls for semi-professional clubs where -8:30. There will be no dancing. lively in order to make the league the strong opposition to the bill states could come into this state at Hartford. come out a tie and neoessitate • a from all parts of tho state and the isfaction. However, he is confident Hewitt ...... 94 96 75 often an Injured player has to foot Poquonock and Wapping are and compete, because there would he can overcome • that weakness Jackmore- ...... 85 88 96 Rogers'. New Britain Rec Girls hfs own doctor’s bljlB. The Burn dead rivals and a large crowd al play-off. A careful study ol the unfavorable attitude of Thomas A. be no Connecticut Association of vs. Starlight Girls at New Britais. scores of both teams gives further Donahue, state boxing commis pront(/. Yesterday the players re Taggart ...... 81 87 92 side club obtained the moneybjr ways turns out whenever the two. the A. A. U. ceived their initial workout at the Shuman ...... 84 91 95 Genlot’s Girls vs. Rogers’ New giving benefit dances and other"en- teams meet. The St. Joseph’s proof that everything was not ac- sioner that Senator Sbang Wheeler, "Our association has obeyed co Haven Rec Girls at Waterbury. coMing to Hoyle In the last game. .of Stratford, who drew up the bill, local armory and this afternoon teirtalnments. team holds a 37 to 35 decision ov The scores: the letter, the rules laid down by took another hour’s “lesson.” To Totals 429 463 455 Thursday, April 14 er Wapping as the result of a five- has decided to discard it. Confirma the A. A. U, and has given to the morrow will conclude the prepara Bristol Girls Center Rec Girls vs. Charter Oak minute overtime game played re Old MUl (1) tion, however, is lacking. members and the boxing fans of tion. Harney .... ,.., 89 76 77 Girls at BrlstoL cently In Poquonock. 'Wapping Stevenson ...... 86 ,91 lo i A meeting of the Judiciary Com Manchester, a clean and enjoyable According to Faculty Manager Chapm an...... 73 87 76 All-Hartford Girls vs. Walling hopes to square accounts this ev A; Anderson .. 99 87 93 mittee, which is composed of fif evening of wholesome entertain Edsom M. Bailor, complete ar McLaughlin...... 89 79 66 ford Casino Girls at Charter Oak. ening. * T. Anderson ..96 86 108 teen attorneys at law from the ment, every twe weeks during the rangements for the trip have not Smith ...... 98 77 82 Murphy’s Girls Vs. Hartford Ca Manager Raymond Belcher an Canade ...... 98 ~ 105 111 house,,%ne of whom la Representa past winter. . The passage of this yet been made. In all probability L andry...... 87 88 84 sino Girls at Sooth Manchester, SECOND CONGREGATIONAL • nounces that his team will take on Wilkie ...... 88 101 103 tive R. A. Johnson will listen to bill would mean the death of this the players will leave Manchester Starlight Girls vs. Rogers' Hew . CHURCH LEAGUE additional strength for the game. arguments pro and con in regard lo popular sport in Manchester.” shortly after eight o’clock Friday Totals 436 407 385 Britain Rec Girls at Mei4den; He has secured the services of two Totals ...... 467 470 F26 the proposed law tomorrow at the "We respectfully request that morning by automobiles but there The complete schedule of the Rogers’ New Haven Rec Girls vs. No 1 ^of the 'best players on the Plain- Ribbon (2) state capitol in Hartford. At this Kuhney .... ).. 89 84 field team—Roy Norris, who yrlll you look Into the merits of this is a bare possibility the trip will be league for the season was announc Genlot’s Girls at New Haven.'' 89 Plitt ...... 102 '84 78 time, opponents of the bill from bill before taking any action on made by train. The team may stay ed today and is as follows: Tuesday, ApiH 10 HarVey .... ;..127 122 96 jump center, and Hap Madden who Norton •... will fill one of the backcourt posi Berry ...... lOO 98 95 various parts of the state will pre your part. at the Royal Hotel while at New Tuesday^ March 15 Charter Oak Girls vs. Genlot’s ...93 102 98 Metcalf ...... 93 111 -88 sent their reasons for opposing the Haven. Yale authorities provide Charter Oak Girls vs. Hartford Girls at Charter Oak. tions. : Both men are Manchester Totals ...... ,.309 308 boys as are Herby Kerr, Joe Pent- Shea 92 110 bill. Jenney’s Arguments "Board and eats” for twelve playore Casino Girls at Charter Oak. Center Rec Qlris vs. AlHIart- 283 Wilson ...... -96 116 104 The Connecticut Association of on each team for two nights. Starlight vs. All-Hartford Girls ford Girls at Bristol. No 8 land and Francis McCollum, who when questioned further today, F. Ingraham . . . 65 . 81 75 are expected to get into the Po the Amateur Athletic Union, which Promoter Jenney had the following Manchester pla:s its first game at Meriden. ■ Casino Girls vs, Wallingford Ca Totals ...... 483 518 4,69 is very much opposed to the pas at four o’clock Friday afternoon Rogers’ Rec Girls of New Haven sino Girls ut Hartford. McGuire ...... 91 93 100 quonock lineup. to say to The Herald: Henry ...... 101 81 96 The probable lineups: , Weaving (8) sage of the bill, will be represent “The passage of the proposed and If it wins, will play again Sat vs. Rogers’ Rec Girls at New Brit Rogers’ New Britain-ReC Girls vs., ed by competent authorities pre urday afternoon at two o’clock as ain. Murphy’s Girls at Neur Britain. Wapping' Poquonock Schubert ...... 107 90 105 bill would leave the A. A. U. ‘out Totals ...... 267 255 270 G. Hills Pentland pared to fight to the last ditch to in the cold’. No amateur boxers or far as can be learned. Another vic Wallingford Casino Girls vs. Cen Rogers’ Neiv Haven Reo Girls vs. Benson ...... 7 91 85 prevent the state from gaining con tory would bring Manchester into ter Rec Girls at Bristol, Starlight Girls (it New Haven. No. 4 rf Taggart ...... 84 '9 2 165 wrestlers could compete in na Howes ...... 72 76 69 Posplsll Cunningham Cervinl ...... 96 95 98 trol of the sport, according to tional or Olympic contests or in any the finals at eight o’clock Saturday Murphy’s Girls vs. Genlot’s Girls Thursday, April G4 Genlot’s Girls vs. Charter Oak Smith ...... 95 92 90 If Cole ...... 92 Ipl t02 . Thomas J. Tracy, of New Haven, contests out of the state and no night. If the team goes in touring at South Manchester. Hayes ...... 79 Norris J. Romako who is chairman of the legislative cars, it will probab'y return home Thursday, March 17 Girls at Waterbury; ' ' ' 67 90 amateurs from other states could Tyler ...... 105 81 • 115 Totals ...... 476 '469 4-95 committee. It Is the contention of come here. late Saturday night but if it goes Hai;tford Casino Girls vs. Char All-Hartford Girls vs.: Center Rec Madden Kerr by 'train will probably remain over ter Oak Girls at Casino. Girls at Charter Oak. Spinning (0) this organization that it the bill "No state in the union has such Totals ...... 361 316 364 Suhie ...... 107 99 84 is passed, it will be a serious blow a law and from outward appear night and return some time Sunday All-Hsjtford Girls vs. Starlight Wallingford Casino Girls vs. No. 4 Boyce R, Romako to Its future progress in the sport morning. Girls at Charter Oaif, Hartford Casino Girls at Walling BaUaieper ...... 87 81 85 ances at least, it looks as though Considerable Interest has been ford. • • • ■' ■ Preston ...... 77 85 98 1* P. Cervinl ...... 86 105 ”81 world and will handicap it greatly the popularity of the simon pure Rogers. New Britain Rec Girls Stiles ...... 106 84 83 Referee: Connie Dietz. Finnegan ..... 92 82 88 in carrying on athletic relations worked up over the state champion vs.' Rogers’ Rec Girls at New Hav Murphy’s Girls vs. Rogers’ New Park . . . 92 102 80 game has caused the professionals ship tourney among the students at Britain Rec Girls at South Man Reggett ...... 91 85 105 with other states. to fade into the background. To be en. McGonig^l . . . . ,92 85 71 Executive Secretary John L. Jen- the local High schcol. The tourney Center Rec Girls vs. Wallingford chester. Pray, What Are Eyes For? sure the professional game is ex and Mancl^estor's chances are the Starlight Girls vs. Rogers’ New Short-skirted girls pretend they Totals ...... 463 '“ 452 443 ney, of Cheney Brothers’ Athletic pensive and the admission prices Casino Girls at Wallingford. Totals ...... 367 356 332 Association which has staged eight chief topic of the rtudehts during Genlot's Girls vs. Murphy’s Girls Haven Rec Girls at Meriden. hate are necessarily high, but the their leisure minutes. The oiack- Tuesday, April 26 The'way men gaze-gadzook! amateur boxing tournaments dur amateurs' pleases the average box at Waterbury. ing the past winter under the boards bear such signs as, "On to Tuesday, March 22 Charter Oak Girls vs. Rogers’ Distance doesn’t lend enchant Does not the Bard of Avon state Pedestrians should be seen and ing fan. Action is crowded into Yale,” "Bring Home the Bacon,” New Haven Rec Girls at Charter- ment when you run out of gas. “Men’s eyes were made to look?” not hurled. supervision of the A. A. U. joining each round and there are but three Charter Oak Girls vs. Rogers’ with the rest of the bandwagon in etc. It seems to be the consensus, New Britain Rec Girls at Charter Oak. to a bout. Each boxer is subjected however, that Manchester is pitted Oak. Genlot’s Girls vs. All-Hartford opposing the bill and It is in ac to a strict physical examination be cordance with this that he has sent against a most worthy opponent in All-Hartford Girls vs. Casino Girls at Waterbury. fore competing and every precau the Central High quintet of Bridge Girls at Casino. . Casino Girls vs. Center Rec Girls Senator Robert J. Smith and Repre tion is used to keep professionalism sentatives Raymond A. Johnson port, Murphy’s Girls ts. Rogers’ New at Hartford. ■ out of the amateur sport. During Coach Clarke’s reign at Haven Rec Girls at South Manches . Rogers’ New Britain Rec Girls and Miss Marjorie Cheney, Man "In my opinion, the impending the South Manchester High school, ter. vs. Wallingford Casino Girls at chester’s representation in the gen legislation is entirely unnecessary five basketball teams have partici Wallingford Casino Girls vs. Gen New Britain. eral assembly, the following letter: and will, if it is passed, probably pated in championship tournaments lot’s Girls at Wallngford. Murphy’s Girls vs. Starlight Girls result in the end of entertain —two at Yale and three at Tufts— Center Rec Girls vs. Starlight at South Manchester. Dear Sir:— ments such as, Cheney Brothers but the grade has always been too Girls at Bristol. Thursday, ! April 28 "Our club, a member in good have been holding at Cheney hall. steep although on two occasoins Thursday, March 24 Rogers’ New Haven Rec Girls vs. f ■standing in the Connecticut Asso State control would doubtlessly Manchester was eliminated in the Rogers’ New Britain Rec Girls Charter Oak- Girls at New Haven. Right across the ciation of the Amateu” Athletic mean more expense. Chqney Btoth- semi-finals. These were at New vs. Charter Oak Girls at New Brit All-Hartford Girls vs. Genlot’s U^ion of the United States, wishes ers’ Athleti; Association is strongly Haven. At Medford, Mass., Man ain. Girls at Charter Oak. to place ourselves on record as be- behind the A. A. U. in its effort to chester, was defeated twice in its Casino Girls vs. All-Hartford Center Rec Qlrie . vs. Hartford i . to^, the passage of the ihe blU.’’- .. first game and once in the second Girls at Charter Oak. < Casino Girls at Brlstolr • round. Rogers’ New Haveh Rec Gris vs. Wallingford Casino’ Girls vs, Last March, Manchester High Murphy’s Girls at New Haven. Rbggers’ New Britain Rec-Girls at was represented at the Tufts tourn Genlot’s Girls vs. Wallingford Wallingford. N a t u r a l t o b a c c o t a s t e Harris Gives Low Down ament and was eliminated in its Casino Girls at Waterbury. Starlight Girls vs. Murphy’s first game by an undefeated team, Starlight Glrla vs. Center Rec Girls at Meriden.. Manchester, New Hampshire. This Girls at Meriden. Tuesday, May S has the inside track to year. Coach Clarke has high hopes Tuesday, March 29 Charter Oak Girls vs. Starlight On Washington Senators his charges will make a much bet Charter Oak Girls vs. Murphy’s Girls at Charter Oak. ter showing at the state tourna Girls at Charter Oak. Rogers’ New Haven Rec Girls vs. smokers’ preference ment. Rogers’ New Britain Rec Girls All-Hartford GI, Is at New Haven. vs. All-Hartford Girls at New Brit Casino Girls vs. Genlot’s Girls at Editors Note:—This Is tbe(^third base, left field and occasional ain. Hartford. fourth of a series of stories by ly in the box. Furthermore, the po Casino Girls vs. Uog* rs’ Nrw Rogers’ New Britain Rec Girls Chesterfield Davis J. Walsh on major league sitions occupied by veterans being FISTie FATHERS Haven Rec Girls at Hartford. vs. Center Rec Glrla at New Brit clubs in training. Others will fol forfeited by young utility men.” Wallingford Casino Girls vs. ain. low: It is understood that Harris In Starlight Girls at Wallingford, Murphy’s Girls ve. Wallingford sales prove it! tends to carry the following inter PUNfflRlCKARD Center Rec Gills vs. Genlot's Casino Girls at South Manchester. changeable parts: Girls at Bristol. By DAVIS J. WALSH Emmet McCann, back again this Thursday, May 5 Tampa, Fla., March 15.—-Hav time from Columbus, as understudy Cancel His License For Thursday, March 1 Starlight Girls v i Charter, Oak ing an open mind and an inclina tp Joe Judge at first base; "Stuffy’ Murphy’s Girls vs. Oliurter Oak Girls at Meriden. tion to speak it, Stanley Harris got Stewart, another • major league Girls at South ft^nch'oMtvr. All-Hartford Girls vs. Rogers’ right down to brass knuckles with hangover, to replace Harris him Paolino < Heeney Bout All-Hartford Girls vs. Rogers/ New Haven Rec Girls at Charter the writer today and released the self, when necessary; Reeves as ex New Britain Rec Girls at Ch’Uter Oak. following thoughts about the tra man on the left side of the in Oak. Genlot’s Girls vs. Hartford Casi Washington Senators of 1927: field to fill in for either Myer or Week From Wednesday. Rogers’ New Haven Rec Girls vs, no Girls at Waterbury. That Walter Johnson will be Ossie Bluege; and Earl McNeely Ccbiuo Girls at New Haven. Center Reo Girls vs. Rogers' New available by May first but that the and possibly Sam West, a rookie, to Starlight Girls vs. ‘Center Rec Britain Rec Girls at Bristol. club is disposed to depend on him augment the regular outfield of New York, March 15.-:-The box Girls at Waterbury. Wallingford Casino Girls ^ vs, less this year than in any other of Sam Rice, Goose Goslin and Speak ing commlpslon hF back at Tex Tuesday, AprU 6 Murphy’s Girls at WalUngford. his major league career. er. Rickard at their -meeting yesterday Charter Oak Girls vs. Walling- Any rolling date may be chang That Tris Speaker looks like a Two young pitchers, Irving Had and cancelled his heavyweight bat ferd Casino Girls ai C’aailer Oak. ed by mutual consent of the teams cool million; that the story about ley, a right hander from Lynn, tle between Uzeudun Paolino and Murphy’s Girls vs. A"-Hartfor.l concerned. his eyes being bad is the unmiti Mass., via Birmingham, and Horace Tom Heeney scheduled for March Girls at South MAt’chfcRl*-r. gated bunk, as evidenced by his Lisenbee, from Memphis, have 23rd at Madison Square Garden. Casino Girls vs. Rogers’ Nev/ Painting up a bit helps She looks .638 batting average in training made a good impression. This action was taken because of Britain Rec Girls at Hartford. of a town or a girl. camp games to date; that Speaker It is believed that Johnson, Co- violation by Rickard of the com knows more \ baseball than he, veleskle, Thurston, Alvin Crowder, mission ruling prohibiting the pay*' Stanley Harris himself, does and Jones and Lisenbee may do the fir ment of more than fifty per cent that Speaker is going out of his ing from tho front line trenches, to principals in a main fight way to help the young players on with Marberry and Braxton furnish The commission charged that the the club; that Speaker will play ing right and loft handed relief Garden promoter, had paid Paul Major league baseball for at least pitching while you wait. • two seasons, not one. Berlenbach 32 1-2 per cent and \ George Murray also may bo re Mike McTlgue 20 per cent for their Splendid Pitphers tained. That the Senators have the fight on January 28. Some Real greatest collection of young pitch Rickard made no denial of the ers Harris ever has seen; so good, commisbio. er’s allegations, stating ‘in fact, that he fears it may be his that the reports of the fighters pay painful duty to part company with ments were sent down to the office a man who is listed among his of the solons the day following^ the first line pitchers. contest and showed what disburse Bargains That John Berger, of Lake WAPPINO LOSES ments had been made. Charles, La., will be his second Rickard left before James Far We have on hand several sets that have been used catcher and might be his first, if The Warrior' Seconds defeated ley, chairman of the board and natural hhacco only the young man could hit, the fast Wappln* Tigers in a dose George Brower, tho.only commis for demonstration which we will close out at very at richness which, seemingly, he cannot. game Saturday afternoon by the sioners present called in news tractive prices: That Hollis Thurston, acquired score of 37 to 32. Stiles and Hills papermen and announced their de from "over-sweeten- by barter from the Chicago Spx, Is starred for the losers but Hills cision. William Muldoon, the other , I a smart pitcher and Chuck Myer a could not penetrate the strong de member of the board did not attend Pooley Mahogany Console with 6 tube Atwater-Kent ing”; in no other great young hitter. fense of the Warriors. Coleman meeting. > ^He then proceeded to add to and Klotzer starred for the win Commissioner Brower moved the receiving set, single dial control, cigarette do men these observations such miscel- ners, both having an excellent eye following resolution which has *§aaAsadknaturalness ianeoua data as the fact that, good for the hoop. adopted: AS Reeves looks at shortstop, Myer Warriors “Be it resolved that the commIST Pooley Arm Chair Cabinet model with 6 tube single of taste and chai> Idbks. better, and that, barring A B -■ F T Sion recall its permission for Madi- dial Atwater-Kent set. ' ., gener^ collapse of his pitching, he Klqtzer, rf . 1 • ‘ ‘ 1 ■ doesn’t see how he can go wrong. 9 '■son Square Garden to operate on acter* Custer, If ...... 2 ' 2 6 March 23 or any other day that "A pitching fiop doesn’t seem to Coleman, c • • 0 10 he possible,. however,” Harris de week on the ground the Garden Mahogany Desk Cabinet with built-iinf speaker, At- Anderson, Ig • ••••• 3 0 6 presented to the commission con clared. "Johnson, of course, is get De Hope, rg ...... 2 -X 6 water-Keht 6 tube single digj set. ‘ ting old but be will win bis fifteen tracts which were in fact mislead games for us and so will Coveleskie. Totals ...... 16 6 37 ing and not the true contracts .en As for Thurston, if he doesn’t win Tigers tered into between the Garden, Several Atwater-Kent 5 and 6 tijbi sets, \ - , Paul Berlenbach, Michael McTlgue more than that I will be a most B .F T \ t .. ^ . 'v I V. astounded young man. Johnson’s Burham, rf ...... 3 1 7 and their managers.” injury would have been a disaster Stoughton, If • '••••• 2 0 4 Just what action Rickard will See these sets. We will make-you a price that will to us in 19X4 but, as it is, it will Stiles, c .,...... 8 3 19 take' is not known as he was hot appeal to you. ; " ^ v give these great young pitchers a Burger, Ig . • •eeeeel 0 2 aware of the solons ruling when he chance to get going early and I Lanes, rg .. 0. 0 0 left their oflices for the Madison don’t think they will disappoint us. Hills, Ig ...... 0 0 0 Square Garden. ■■rr "Myer will be a better ball play The boxing board stated con er for'us this year, with Peckln- Totals ...... 14 4 32 tracts on file for the fight hhowed paugh out of the way and the that Berlenbach was to receive SO knowledge that the shortfield posi Stranger—"I represent a society per cent and McTlgue 20 per cent tion Is his. for the suppression of profanity. I but that a new ■, agreement, not BARSEn & ROBNNS A Young Club, want to take profanity entirely out filed with them but which later Vj "In many respects, we are a of your life and—” came into their possession, 'called ^ 913 Main Street young club again, with comparative Jones—“Hey, mother! Hero’s ,a for new figures with Berlenbach youth at shortstop, second base. man who wants to buy our car!” getting 32 1-2 per cent. V. - Ltoovrr & Mynas Tonxoco Co.
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Waiait Ad Information liost and Fonnd Wanted—Pets—Poultry— Stock 44 Boarden Wanted. 50-A Apaitmento—Hate for Bent 68 F a m and Land for Sale DOG—^Iiost, black and tan fox hound, SETTING HENS—Wanted to buy set A BISSELL ST., 122—Wanted two ladies APARTMBNTS—^Three, and four BOLTON—"Boaro” farm I n ’Boltbs*.v Mandhester 24 inch ear spread, reward. Henry ting hens. Frank Brown, 637 South or .gentlemen, ,aa boarders. Inquire room apartments, heat, Janitor ser Price reasonable. Pbone 775-5. Olode, 1701 Tolland Turnpike or Main street. Phone 346-3. 122 lSlc..eU street. vice, gas range, refrigerator, In-a- Evening Herald telephone L. 156-4. door bed furnished. Call Hanefaester- SIX ACRE farm, 8 room hoaae, Articles lor Sale 45 Apartments—'Flate lor Bent 68 Construction Company, 2100 or tele bam, also good, chicken coops. This *. Gassified Advertisements DOQ—German police dog lost. Ans phone 782-2. wi|A inaks> on excellent chicken farm. wers to name of King. Tel. 869 or A Remedy Count six avorago words to a line. “INSTO”—5000 people are wanted to f o r : anyone. On State Road, near Initials, numbers and abbreviatione, 1567, 311 Main street. BRAINe r d ST.—Near Main street, 6 FLATS—^Two, upstair flats, with Im Talcottville. Trolley mni:'right by get acquainted with “Insto”. “Insto” room flat; .moderii Improvements. provements; also store. Rents very each count as a word and compound cleans hands and almost everything the premises $4600 will buy It See words as two words. Minimum cost MONEY—A sum of money found in For particulars apply Albert Harri reasonable. Apply 244 North Main Stuart J. Wasley, 827 Main street/* front of So. End library. Phone 598. instantly. 25c can. Come in and ask son. Phone 1770. street. Telephone 28-2' or 409-3. is price ot three lines. for a tree sample. Edward Hess. For Household Worries Tel. J.428-2. Announcements 2 Electrical Fixtures & Supplies. 855 CHESTNUT ST.—^Large 5 room flat, F'OUR ROOM tenement with garage. Line rates per day for transient Main street. When things go wrong or your servants Iqavo on short . facing park. For partloUlare apply Inquire at 129 Birch street. Tele Honaoa for Sale’ 78. ads. Aaron Johnson, 68 Linden street. phone 1599. EfleetlTO March 17. 1937 NEW BARBER SHOP will be opened ANTIQUES notice or don’t show up at all— don't worry bqt Just at 184 Cooper street on March 16 by Antiques bought, sold, repaired, re BAST CENTER ST., 319—Six rooms, SiM'RopM hotme, all IjnproTements, Cash Charge stored. Reflnlshing and upholstering member that a Want Ad in the Herald wUl quickly 4° FI'VE .ROOM tenement, all improve garage in cellar, large garden, ex 8 Consecutive Days 7 cts I 9 ets Mr. L. Plesclk. upstair fiat. Inquire as 41 Bigelow ments. Inquire 111 Holl street. Tele tra. garage outside, widow wants to of old and modern furniture. V. the .replacing and of ten within an hour or two after-the s’treet. phone 1214-4. t Consecutive Days 9 cts 111 cts Hedeen, 37 Hollister street. • sell; Call 68 Oxford, street, after 8 ' I Day ...... 11 cts 113 cts Auto Accessories— Tires 6 o’clock or Saturday afteru'-'yis. paper Is off the press. GREENACRES—^In Greenacres, first FIVE ROOM tenement Inquire at 43 Building Materials 47 at)dv second floor flate, at 73 and 75 All orders for Irregular insertions In emergencies like this Just reach for your telephone Pearl street. FIVE ROOM bungalow, oak floors will bo charged at the one-time rate. PISTON RINGS—O-Tlte Piston rings, Benton street. Call 830. and part oak trim, all moflerh Im Special rates for long/^nn every i They give your engine more power, GRAVEL, loam and filling for sale; , and tell the Herald Want Ad. Taker what you wish and RENTALS—Several desirable rents provements, 2 car garage. Price very day advertising given tmon request. ' also prevent oil pumping. Ford cylin also ashes removed. A. Parsno, 404 i MOORE STm 12—Four room tenement, with modern Improvements. Inquire reasonable and ehey “tofiAs. TeL Ads ordered for three or six days ders rebored. Valves faced, commu North Main street. Tel. 998-3. the rest will be easy. all Improvementa Apply 13 Moore Edward J. Holl. Tel. 560. 1483-'1'2; and stopped before thef tlilrd or iiitu tators trued, etc., Fred H. Norton, street. day will be charged oply lor the ac 180 Main street. THREE ROOMS—Heated apartments tual number of times rthe ad appear Household Goods 51 Have You a Vacant Room? OAK ST. 170—^Four room tenement, with bath. Apply shoemaker, Trot- Beal Estate for Exchtuige 76 ed, charging at the rate earned, but Garages— Service— Storage 10 first and second floors, all Improve ,ter Block. no allowances or refunds can be made FURNITURE—Truck load of furni . A Herald Want Ad Will Rent it. ments, new house, with garage. In FARM AND CITY property fOr sale on six time ads stopped after the quire 164 Oak street or call 616-5. GARAGE—Single garage at 13 Pearl ture, drop head sewing machine, Houses for Bent 65 or exchange. Wllllaan Kahehl, 619 fifth day. rock bottom prices. We buy for Want Ads Are Cures for Household Worries. Center street. No "till forbids” : display lines not street. Inquire at 13 Pearl street. cash. 29 Strant, 859-4. RIDGEWOOD ST.—t4 room tenement, sold. Telephone 286. 2 eteam heated furnished roOms, Ca m b r id g e st., 93—5 room house, - .. Legal Noticeg 79 The Herald will not be responsible GAS STOVES—^Used gas stoves In PHONE 664 gas, set tubs, pantry and clothes all Improvements. Inquire 38 Haw for more than one incorrect insertion Wanted Autos— Motorcycles 12 good condition. Good bargains for Closet, electricity and bath, also thorne street. of any advertisement ordered for cash. See Edward Hess, Electrical single rooms. Call 109 Foster street. AT A COURT OF .PROBATE HELD more than one time. Fixtures and Supplies, 855 Main St. S’T. JOHN ST.—6 rooms, half house. at Manchester, within and for thb The Inadvertent omission or incor AUTOS—Will buy cars for Junk. RIDGE 'ST., 117—Four large , light Improvements, with garage for rent. district of Manchester, oh the 14th, rect publication of advertising will be Used parts for sale. Abel’s Service rooms, all improvements, except Inquire 389 Lydall street Phone Station. Oak street. Tel. 789. GAS STOVE—3 burner, used only 8 day of March. A. *D.,: 1927. rectified only by cancellation of the months. Apply 130 Cooper street. heat. Rent $23.00, free from 15 to 1,372-4. , Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., charge made for the service render first. Cair after 6 p. m. Judge. ed. Florists— Nurseries 15 LIVING ROOM SUITE—Three piece Garden— ^Fann— Dairy Products 50 Wearing Apparel-—Furs' 57 'Wanted to Bent 68^ Estate of Joshua Evans late of for sale. Inquire 14 West Middle SPRUCE ST., 109-—6 room tenement, Manchester in said district, deceased. all improvements. A. Hausmann. All advertisements must conform FLOWERS—Special sale on cut flow Turilplke. '^APPLES—Baldwin apples are in Upon papileation of Edward E'vahs in style, copy and typograpliy with COATS 'AND DRBSSES-4Speclal, for FARM—Real estate—who wants to p d Ellle Fair Evans praying that an ers and potted plants, carnations, their prime. We are delivering grade this week Misses spring coats. aiid SUMMER ST., 57—New 5 rooni flat, lease or rent a farm or part of a regulations enforced by the publish $1.00 per dozen, calendulas, 50o doz. SEWING MACHINES—Drop head A at 75c a basket. Telephone 38-6; dresses cleaned and pressed, 41.25, Instrument purporting to be the last ers, and they reserve the right to sewing machines all in perfect sew all Improvements, steam furnace. farm to raise chickens qr truck gar will and testament of said deceased Cyclemeu in bud and bloom, 50o Walter N. Poster, Foster Farm, men’s spring overcoats, Jl,26.' Mrs. Call August Kanehl. Tel. 1986J den stuff. See Stuart J. Wasley, 827 edit, revise or reject any copy con each. Michael Plnatello, Greenhouse, ing condition, from $12.00 to $25.00. Wapplng. I. B. Nelson, 129 Center. Phone be admitted to probate and that let sidered objectionable. 37 Edwards street. Telephone 715. Main street Tel. 1428-2. ters of administration with the will 379 Burnside Avenue, East Hartford. 338-14. WADSWORTH ST. 57—Four ■ rooms CLOSING HOURS—Classlfidfi ads APPLES—^Baldwin apples for sale, annexed be granted on- said estate, aa to be published same day must be re and garage, rent $80 per month. In par application on file, it. Is Painting— ^Papering 21 Electrical Appliances— Radio 49 50c basket, $1.26 per bushel. J. W. TAILOR?—^English woqle'h company, quire on premises. Legal Notices 79 ceived by 12 o’clock noon. Smith, 69 Hamlin street. Tel. 993-12. tailors.-since 1898. Lqcal . dealer .ORDERED:—'That the foregoing appllcatloiu ba heard and determined RADIO SET—(1) 301 A Tube Ultra ' Ande.rton, 38 Church street, AT A COURT OP PROBATE HELD Telephone Your Want Ads PAINTING—And paperhanging. Have APPLES—Greenings, 90o per bushel, South Manchester. Phone ' 1221-2.' I^egal Notices 79 at Manchester, within and for the at the Probate office in Manchester In your "work done before the rush. Audlon set complete in cabinet with said District, on the 19th. day of Ads are accepted over the telephone new 45 B volt battery $15; also 50c basket. Kings and Spies, $1,20 district of Manchester, on the 12th, at the CHARGE RATE given above Work done neatly and reasonably, per bushel, 6O0 per basket. Phone AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD day of March, A. D., 1927. , March, A. D., 1927, at 9 o’clock In th* Ted LeClalr, 39 Chestnut street. chicken coop newly built, size 970-2. Wanted— ^To Buy; 58 forenoon, and that notice be given te as a convenience to advertisers, but 6-ftx8-ft. Reasonable. 55 Main street. at Manchester, within and for the .Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq., all persons Interested In said estate the CASH RATES will be accepted as Tel. 1293-2. district of Manchester, on the 12th. Judge. FULL PAYMENT if paid at the busi Bepairing 23 APPLES—R. I. Greenings, Baldwins JUNK—X will pay highest prices for day of March, A. D.. 1927. 'Estate of John P. Sheridan late of of the-pendency of said application and several (^ther varieties -^-l.OO per all kinds of Junk; also buy all kinds- and the time and place of hearing ness office on or before the seventh Present WILLIAM S. HYDE, Esq.. Manchester in said district, deceased. thpeon, by publishing a copy of day following the first insertion of Fuel and Feed 49-A bushel at the farm. Edgewood Fruit of chlokenp. Morris H. Lessner, tele Judge. Upon application of Executor of thS CHIMNEYS—Wanted to clean and Farm. AV. H.‘ Cowles, telephone 945. phone 982-4, order in some newspaper having a each ad, otherwise the CHARGE Estate of James Palmer late of said estate praying that an extension circulation in said district, on or RATE will be collected. No responsi repair, work guaranteed. Noren Manchester in said district, deceased. of time for settling this business of Brothers, 34 Woodbrldge street. HARDWOOD—Under cover $9.00 per MANGEL BEETS, pig corn, my. entire RAGS, MAGAZINES—^B.undled .paper fore March 4, 1927, and by posting a bility for errors in telephoned ads Reo truck load. Call after 5 p. m. .Upon application of Henry Baxter, said estate be granted on said copy of this order on the public alga- will be assumed and their accuracy flock of white pigeons, white leg -and. Junk bought at highest.. cash, prsyipg that administration bo estate, as per application on file, It is CLOCKS AND PHONOGRAPHS — 116 Wells street. Phone 1307-2. horn eggs for hatching and No. 1 Drio.es. Phpn'e 849-3 and'l'will call. I. post in said town of Manchester, gt cannot be guaranteed. Cleaned and repaired. Electric clean granted on said estate to release and ORDERED:—That the foregoing least 4 days before the day of sgTfl Green Mountain potatoes for sale. ’ Elsenberg-.' discharge a mortgage as per applica application be heard and determined ers, irons, etc, put in order, key fit WOOD—Chestnut wood, hard wood AVm. H. Felt, Wapplng. Tel. 776-4. hearing, to appear If they see ca.6ss Phone 664 ting. Bralthwalte, 150 Center street. and slab wood, sawed stove length, tion on flle.'lt is at the Probate office In Manchester in at s^d time and place and be hstrd ASK FOR WANT AD SERVICE and under cover. L. T. AVood, 55 Bls- Legal Notices 79 ORDERED-—That the foregoing said District, on the 19th. day of relative thereto, and make return to SEWING MACHINES—Of all makes sell street. Telephone 496. Legal Notices 79 application: be heard and determined March, A. D., 1927, at 9 o’clock in the this court. cleaned and repaired. All work at the Probate office in Manchester forenoon, and that notice be given to WILLIAM 3. HYDE Index of Classifications WOOD—75 cords hard wood season AT. A COURT OP PROBATE HELD in said Ulstrict, on the 19th. day of all' persons interested in said estate guaranteed. Tel. Manchester No. 715. AT A COURT OP PROBATE HELD at Manchester, within and for , the H-3-15-87. Judge. Go anywhere. R. W. Garrard, 37 Ed ed, also some seasoned hickory, at Manchester, within and for the District of, Manchester, on the 7th. Marchi
Honest man: One who will walk up to the counter and say: “ I want to buy an apron for dishwashing j purposes for myself.’’
Little Lessons In Etiquette Brain your baby, shoot your man. Overlook these things I can; But I’d be mortified, my sweet. If you with wour fingers should eat. Copyright., P. U Crqgby, ^927, JTohnMn FuhirMlt^ Strangle your wife with her hair. 5 -/ 5' Smash your daughter with a chair; Keep your home embroiled In strife The “Com e-on” By Fontaine Fox WASHINGTON TUBBS H But do not eat peas with your knife. B y C r a n e Hit poor grand-dad with an axe In grandma’s mince pie put some tacks. Wear clothes ruined by mould and Nearly everybody Is interested s e c !n the United States navy. “ Now moth V6RM eiMPte. A You Ask One’’ for today, therefore, But don’t wipe your mouth on the MON VAS6,092M? r •see? vAie eMNSH ought not to be hard— the ques table cloth. \ Trt’ U^^IDlAW,^N^S V\eH PRIDE AN' tions all deal with the navy. The Teuuw Me HOW - OOV. answers are printed on another Never worry ’bout your looks, It vs page. Care not for your classic books. 1- —During the World War thisWear a sock that ’s got a hole. admiral directed America’s naval But don’t drink out’er the finger operations. Who Is he? bowl. 2— What American and British shi^s fought the most notable Some men are afraid of lightn I ntCval engagements of the Revolu tionary War? ing. Other men are afraid of wind. 2— What American naval officer Other men are afraid of thunder. conimanded the winning vessel in Other men are afraid of women. that fight? Every man is afraid of something. 4— What naval Officer led T o American ships against the Bar “ Tis the woman who Pays, and bary pirates In the early years of Pays, And Pays!” so't •.lift the last century? Perhaps; but did you ever notice e r 5— What naval architect duringThat it’s Usually Man who Sup -ft i. the Civil War revolutionized plies Her With 'The Cash? naval designs by installing tur / rets for warships’ guns? “ If she years old-fashioned gold 6— What was Farragut’s 'flag-rings, they usually Indicate that •6\X Bhip at the battle of Mobile Bay? she has old-fashioned ideas about V '^Y 7— What officer opened whatdivorce.” naval engagement by remarking to his chief gunner, “ You may fire NOW SHElL KICK US BOMl MOU RUFFlAMSl tHKT’S . ^ o u t WM’ we VOON't when ready, Grldley’’ ? FLAPPER FANNY .SAYS, I WHKf /\N iust tvNEMtM Douu^RS) ?. 8— What lieutenant, who later PKftA PPW OUR e^CK IDEM ADOeO to MOUR. BU.U. became a congressman, distin l i i ROOM r e n t ’ guished himself by his bravery in the operations off Cuba in the Spanish-American War? ‘ 9— What American cruiser was destroyed, apparently by a floating mine, near the United tSates coast X> £> during the World War? 10— What navy collier mysteri ously disappeared with all on board while enrbute north from South America during the World W ar?''
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A i Ik \ PAGBTWBLVB &r L MtrsiQ TU E SD A Y, M ARCH 15, 1927^ X,; Rev.- Robert Johnson, a ' former' that more than 25 years ago ha DANCE Jiggs Supper and Social Manchester boy, will ‘ be the speaki M EirS FRIENDSHIP ^ er at, the Lenten -service tomorrow was a scout In England and perved, FRIDAY e v e n in g BUCKLAND SCHOOL HALL under General Baden-PoWell. Fol-, March 18, 1927 evening at 7;30 at St. Mary’s Epis St. Patrick’s Night copal church., loWing the scout exhibition Thom-, CLD6 IN MEETING as Ferguson of The Evening Her SI YAFFE’S ORCHESTRA By Men of 7th District ——. V Of Hartford ald gave the men and boys a word ammvai. marck 'Members of the Manchester Pish HoUlBt^ Street School Hall Supper 7 to 8:80— ^Whlst— 4 Prizes picture of what It means to get out and Game club, are reminded that Boy Scouts Show Ceremony; Manchester Tickets 50 Cents. the tickets for^-the moving picture a dally newspaper from finding the' Admission 50 Gents. Editor Ferguson Is Speak news to receiving the printed and. The Misses Juul and Wilson of show at the Rialto theater on Thursday the 24th are now to he er. folded paper from the press. A the Weldon Beauty Parlors in the plate all ready for the press was IMIUSEWARE had at Barrett &. Robbins’s store.: Park building have returned from ' A supper o f scalloped "oysters exhibited. Sticks of type were the Hairdressers’ convention at the Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Willis arrived was enjoyed hy the members of passed around by the boys showing ABOUTTOWN Hotel Commodore, New York City. the work of the type-setting ma home yesterday afternoon from the Men’s Friendship club of the South Methodist church last night chines from the finest print to the CoUtiiittes in the Mary Bushnell Cheney auxiliary their winter’s sojourn In St. Peters Delta Chapter Royal Arch Masons previous to the business session. large face type for display adver D. S. W. V. will hold Its regular will work the Royal Arch degree on burg, Florida. meeting in the state armory tomor About 40 of the men were present. tisements. a class of candidates tomorrow President Pearson announced row evening at 8 o’clock. evening. Ever Ready Circle ^King’s Daugh The meal was Prepared, cooked ^ eiA L O F te ters Is planning a rummage sale and served in the church, includ that for the April meeting he had for some time in April. The pro- ing the freshly baked apple pie. It secured for a speakei a Hartford' For limited lime only ceedS'Wlll be used for the benefit of was a fine supper and was put on man who Is connected with Colt’s the Open Air school. by the ladies o f the church. The Patent Fire Arms company. supper over, the party adjourned “ Hell and the Way Out,” an ed- to the , chapel . . . where the business Benin’s Furniture Exchange Is ucational motion picture sponsored, session was'held, belc with Frank Ppar- now open for business and going , by the League of Women Voters Pr®®WIng. full swing. They have a very fine will be shown at thetbo StateStato theater.tViaafa,. •. A number of Important matters line of dining room, living room £rqwS^wsonTS?&k of business were disposed of and Thursday and Friday of this week and bedroom furniture, also rugs, $ M 9 _ promptly at 2:15 and 6:30. following the business, the troop linoleum, etc. They sure can save of Boy Scouts of the church under you some money.- Expenses low N A P P Y SETS A hearing on the i>roposed the leadership of. Raymond S. Mer and prices just as low. See our $L25 amendment to the Eighth School cer took part In the impressive walnut finished beds, 2 Inch con D r, ■ XX x'W w -E ver*’ $ 1 ' Sheet March Sale Going On Of and Utilities District chartef with investiture ceremony. Nine boys tinuous posts, five one-half Inch THERMOS ’BOTl'LES regard to acquiring recreation took the tenderfoot scout oath. filler, $7.95, regi la price $12.50; Other members of the troop receiv Slxbowjstothe aet . grounds will be held in the Hall panel beds, same finish, $9.95, rated, octagon shaped. 'A : .C o flw F o t of the House at the State Capitol ed badges Jor points gained, giv regular $14.50. Come In and see. 98c en by Louis St. Clair Burr of the handy set for kitchen or pan^y Makes 6 generous cube Genuine thermos 'bottles. tomorrow “afternoon at 1:30. The Open an account with us. Benson’s use. 1 ^ Pint size. Just what you will China, Lamps, hearing-wlir be'before the Cities Boy Scout Oouncil. Mr. Burr com Furniture Exchange, 649 Main plimented the boys on, the work ac : ^ ^ ^ . AND ■ want to take along with-you on* and Boroughs committee of which street, Farr Block.— ^Adv. auto-trips. Senator Robert J. Smith of this complished. He urged them to' town Is chairman. take greater Interest in hikes dur Promoter John L. Jenney is mak ing the spring and summer and to ing arrangements for a stable of appear in their uniforms as often Dinnerware and Springfield borers to appear here h-QfJASa as possible. at the next C. B. A. A. tournament President Pearson told the boys next week "Wednesday. DoubleBoifer Glass and CENTER STREET BUMPS ______1 6 9 ^ 1 '
Rough Spot at Adams .'Street | Soon to Be Smoothed; East Pictures End Oif'.ng Done. Mops, Polishes, Etc. WASH BOILERS STEP LADDERS Heavy tin with copper bot SEVENTY-FIVE OPEN STOCK DINNERWARE DE Employees of the local branch, 69c, tom. of the State Highway department - HANDLED MOPS $2.75, No. 8 . SIGNS, HUNDREDS OF DINNER SETS. HUNDREDS havetfinlshed oiling the state road ^ $1.29 size ...... $2.49 from the Center to the Bolton line | M arch O n ly ' ■ $3.25 No. 9 OF LAMPS, FLOOR, BRIDGE, TABLE AND near Finley street. The road as; Four foot size, A handy size . •. • • ... far as that point is In rather good size to have around the house. 50c All copper. $2.79 BOUDOIR. condition now. Completion of the | 6 Loaves of Mother’s Home-Made Bread strong, well made. $5.50 No. 8 new stretch of road from Adams size ....;.. street to the beginning of Twin i $5.98 No. 9 $4.59 LHINEB MOPS Hills will begin as soon as the size ...... frost is out of the ground. It Is $4.98 All At Sale Prices said. The well known Leiner mop, This part of the road was left i ‘ self turning head. Dust ab Fine Floor Lamps with combination wood and metal unfinished during the cold spell sorbing, easily cleaned. base, two lights, imported pull cord, handsome tailored which came just as the Center, street paving was being complet georgette shade with stretched lining Hundreds of them — and— at regular prices $15 to $19.50. ed last fall. It Is about 100 yards | FURNITURE POLISH In length and at present has no asphalt or concrete covering. 60c Liquid V en e er____39c Choice for only $10.95 complete Bridge Lamps to A $6.00 50c Hale’s Cedar Oil . . 39c match, regular prices $12,00 to $15.00. Sale price but - Galvanized $8.95 each. FOOD CHOPPERS Wright’s Silver Cream 23c /* ■ - ■ . . - j • GARBAGE PAILS YES.WE HAVE EARNED Universal and Kem Kutter O’CEDAR POLISH 6 gaUon Bridge Lamps, twisted metal base, polychrome finish, A PROPER ^REP~ Westinghouse .. size ...... $2,75 ChoppW ..... 1 $2.19 $ 1.00 or parchment shade, regular price eOR OUR COAL 30c O i l ...... 19c, 8 gallon $5.95 for $3.95 each. $2.49 Chopper ...... $1.98 size ...... D E L IV E R Y PEP/ 60c O i l ...... 39c 10'‘gallon $1.19 Imported Table Lamps, Japanese, black metal, 22 inch . Turnover Toaster $2.25 Chopper $1.89 $1.25 O i l ...... 89c size ...... $1.29 high, two lights, pull chain sockets, regular price $5.98, House Furnishing Dept.— Basement. sale price $3.95 each. . ’ HavHand Dinner Sets, 100 pieces with choice of three decorations. Special sale price $37.50 set. ' (Regular For Only $5*40 $49.50 grade.) * —cutting freely every day American porcelain Sets, 100 pieces, medallion decora 60c DOWN 60c A MONTH tion, gold handles, regular $25.00 kind, $17.95. BUY A TOASTER THIS MONTH AND SAVE MONEY American China Dinner Sets of 55 pieces, handsome WE are constantly adding) SALESROOM OPEN TUESDAY UNTIL 8:30 P. M. decoration Wonderful buy at $15.00 set. $32.00 was new ■ accounts. Why ? Ask] Red Seal what it sells for regular. our old customers the reason. Other Dinner Sets of American Porcelain, 32 pieces, “QUALITY COAL and GOOD 1 ^duced from $8.98 to $6.95. From- $5.98 to $4.95. SERVICE” is the answer. Buy) The Manchester From $4.98 to $3.95. From $3.98 to $2.95 set. coal here. Hundreds of other values that are as big money sav Electric Co, ers as these quoted here. _ ^ G. E, Willis & Son, Inc. 861 Main Street. Phone T700 Mason Supplies. 2 Main Street Phone 50 “ ti;:*
(Guaranteed Fast Color) i:V '^® dozens Of beautlful Spring jpdttCTns^ln gay . Spring Styles in fin e Footwear “ good looMn. dou« dro»e... -d L . f.w Special Values in Frocks Aprons Cushions Draperies Kompers Misses and Girls MEN’S . Are You’PIanning on Making New Costume Slips?_ " A NEW, POPULAR SLIP MATERIAL . ’ “ so S p s ° S . . . ( ■ ; ; ■; /'.H , ' f-. the newest leathers and g Q to TOPCOATS i patent leather $6 » 36 inch R^^on Alpacha y w ^ f3 9 / PIED PIPER SHOES for the younger girls. Topcoat Week A new and popular materlal.that Is just the right weight for slips.’ ‘ .Now*whe^ y-ott‘ ai« ■ MARCH 12 TO MARCH 19 starting,to wear light frocks you.will ha're to have a slip to match each’ frock. -‘^ e canY’^ a wide range of color; pink, m ^ e , copen, monkeyskln tan, lavender and rose. —AT— \ Yivd Goods Dept.— Main Floor. ■■ ChUdren’s Shoes, GLENNEY’S Larger Assortments. Oxfords, Strap Pumps New Models , SOUTH ^MRN CHESTER -CONN Pied Piper and other high grade This Season’s Exclusive makes. Tans, smokes, parent and d ^ O up combintaions ...... ^ ^ Patterns
. PRICED WITHIN REACH OF ALL Miss Church’s fame as an author BASEBALLi< GALL MISS CHURCHTO-WRITE and'director of historical pageants 'The Warriors of the North En4; ■ has spr^d all through New Eng who have nehrly .completed a sue*?' $35^ $30 $27.50 HISTORICAt PAGEANT land,: and although events of this cessful basketballf sbason, w.a hold i Boys Shoes and Oxfords kind'are not of frequent occurrence, an Important i.baaepall meeting and ; she Is usually chosen hy pageant practice session Saturday, in the ’ committees to have charge of that I want to emphasize the quality of these shoes— the $ Miss Leila Church p f i. Rockville, rear of the Bearding school gym $25 22.50 $20 part of such celebrations. It Is planned to purchase sultf b ^ t I can buy—cheapest in the end. New, up-to-date who has many friends In this town, Miss Church recently presented BUY NOW, get a full season’s wear and a has just been commissioned by the here under the auspices ofO rford and equipment for the entire team-^ to^n of Antrim, N." H., to- write and Games have already been arranged^ ...... $ / ^ $ 5 better choice. Parish Chapter, Daughters of the direct a hist'prioal pageant, the epi Amerlcam.Revolution; a play en with fast teams in Hartford; Willi- sodes of whlch-^ill depict Its hls- titled “Three Hundred. Years ot ■ mantle, Rbclt'vIlle,'‘'"Win8ted and to,ry for the last 150 years; It will Style,” and daring the^ past few other places! The following, men- be remembered that Miss Church weeks has been bnsy coaching the should report at 1 o’clock; Reid was the writer and director of play by the Hartford Fire girls. Wells, Coe, B. Radding, G. Wheat Manchester’s . Centennial pageant, on, Klotzer, Tahner.rA. Ohamt GLENNEY’S and as wasAhe case here, the his Gill, T.' Chamliers, N^acousky ant It was said today that Alphonse TINKER BUILDING torical pageant w'lli' be the out any others who wish a try-out. ARTHUR L. HULTMAN standing feature, of. the sesquiceh- Bogglnl, injured member of the S. tennial at Antrim. Though a small M. H. S. basketball . team may make the trip to the Yale tour Pat McCavanaugh, who kM VISIT OUR BOYS’ DEPARTMENT DOWNSTAIRS. ' town situated juht' northeast of coirvalesblhg since'his arm.-lBji] Keene, N. H., a,large sum. has been ney with the squad but will not don a suit. Elmo Mantelll, anoth some tinie ago vthen he fell off rrrvrrwrrn in , ...... ippropriated to' piit -iover the cele- motorcycle, expects to be able b;!atlon which will.< take'■place In er former player and a sort of as August. sistant coach under Clarke will -al .don the ring togs again bef ■V'— ...... * - .. >*Ll. . ' so so. % ng, •