tAoa temenm m«url)»atnr lEimttng VmUt THURSDAY, ARRIL f, IBBS. e Member! of the Sunday achool of AVEBAOV DAILY OlBOULA'nON TUB WEATUCK the Emanuel Lutheran church who Bnilding lot for sale tor tbs Montb of Hareb, 19S6 Feiaeaat ot 0 . S. Weatber Bureau. ABOUT TOWN have part! In th Blaster pageant We Have A Large Hartford 50-fL frontage, sidewalk, gas, Vacuum Geaner aondy, probably sbowera tonight will meet for rehearsal at 10 o’clock waier, sewer, 42 Btrlckfauid St. tomorrow morning. The children's Assortment of 5 , 8 4 8 _ and Saturday, not mucb obange In H ia M pilar meetlnir o f Ulan- tomperature; Sunday, cloudy, poaol- teaonioh Tribe No. 58, t O. R. M., chorus is also asked to meet at that Fred H. Norton Repairs Get Your Easter Lilies Blember o( tbe Audit H anrljratfr ittif ntng will be held in Tinker hall tomor­ time. 180 Main St., Man cheater. Conn. Friday 3 to 6 Bureau of dreulattona. bly abowen In forenoon. row evening at 8 o'clock. EASTER MANCHESTER — A CITY OF VILLAGE (»A R M SPECIALS at Hale*s VOL. L V , NO. 164. (CUasUed Advertising on Page lA) (EIGHTEEN PAGES) PRICE THREE CENTS W aller N. Leclerc PLANTS look Frost Oanfecttonery MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 10,1936. GREAT WINDOW SHADE SUGAR OAK STREET Funeral Director SALE At Any of These Three; 3 Bud St9 No. Main 8L Phone 5269 High grade HoUond Shades. Made Locations: lb. pkg. to order and hung on GEN. CALLES EXILED In U. 5 . to Fight for Custody of PACKAGE your window!, complete 0 \ /C C Cor. Main and Birch Sts. Lilies THREAT OF SANCTIONS Also large lot of Shades con­ (Next to Wool worth’s) Any Flavor Royal sisting of Holland, Tontine, and $1500-a-Week Starlet ‘THE STORY OF Duplex, closing out at 25o each. • 21 Windemere Street Vacuum cleaners adjusted DESSERT BY HIS GOVERNMENT STORE New Rollers, lOc each. or repaired at a small cost. Closed All Day Friday! THE CROSS” Furnish Samples On Request. • 226 Woodbridge Street Cords cAn be replaced with 59c MADE BY THE LEAGUE Dudley Bock's Beantlful Oantata CAPITOL WINDOW SHADE smooth rubber cords that pi's- IN A SURPRISE MOVE (Xl.MPANY FOR IMMEDIATE CONCORDIA LUTHERAN will not pick up lint. Gorgeous CHURCH 46 Capen Street Hartford McCONVILLE’S Tan Can Campbell's League Body Adjourns Until DELIVERY NORTON 4 and 5 Bud FRIDAY, APRIL 10 BEANS Former Strong Man of Mex­ League Refused Data 7:30 P. M. GREENHOUSES ELECTRICAL Lilies SAYS BUSINESS Next Tuesday to Take Up Chorus of 85 Voices. INSTRUMENT CO. Call 6550 Phone 5947 Hilliard StTMt Phone 4000 ico and Three Advisers Fred Werner, Director. On Italy*s Use o f Gas Peace Tasks—Jf They * Louis Cervini. IS WHIPPING BOY AU Welcome! Ednoator Arrested, Placed On Plane Old Shoes Geneva, April 10.— (A P I—Tlie In-tirby Gulllame Favre, vice-president of Fail Action WiH Be Taken the International Red Cross. There Is No Place Liked— Like Home! CRAX POTTED CINERARIAS Bound for U. S. OF POUTICIANS ternational Red Cross refused today to turn over to the League of Na­ Attached to the Red Cross reply Against Italy. Made New POTTED TUUPS was a memorandum listing the White Shoes Cleaned. POTTED»HYACINTHS tions Conciliation Committee of IS number of contributions to Ethio­ pl Chickens...... 4 1/ 2 to 6 lbs. 39c to 42 c lb! EASTER BOXED CHOCOLATES — 29c to $1.00. ends meet.” because the EtMoplana have af[^; agents went to the homes of the Sidney Hillman, president of the nounced that they will refuea any' Fowl . . Broilers . . Frying Chickens, ft will help, If you IS four, men ehortly after midnight to FLORIDA CANAL Amalgamated Clothing Workers of Reich’s New Dirigible limps direct contact r-lth Italian plenipo­ place your order for large (15 lbs. and over) Turkeys bv Friday Jelly E g g s ...... 15c !b. make the arrests. REPUBUCAN BACKS ^ n . as the supply will be limited. Th.- 8 to Bi .-pound plum'ii America called upon labor to sup­ House Ocimpied by Three'“ WOMAN IN RED** tentiaries, at least for tbe prea«2)^.: Marshmallow. E gg^ ...... 19c lb. In addition to Chiles, they arrest­ port Mr. Roosevelt in November. Hen Turkeys are fuU breasted and deliciously tender. ed; Home With Two of Its and that League repreeentativs|( Cocoanut E g g s ...... 19c lb. Addressing members of bis union must always be present st the Luis Morones, former minister of in New York last night Hillman, one Persons Bums But Only JQ j£ Q£pQ£'[£|) Gives Pledge to NEW DEAL’S TARIFF tistlons. We have selected the flnest Hams to offer tMs week-end: Caramel Eggs ...... l9c Ib. labor. of the organisers of "Labor's Non- Four Motors Out of Coni< "Vtondlfl'e Stand Sperry & Barnes. First Priee and Swift’s Premium . . . order Liiis Leon, former minister of the Partisan League,” which is backing now . . . whole or hnlf. Two Bodies Are Found in Committ«e Bat G. 0 . P. Flsndlo remarked that if tiito Interior and agriculture. Mr. Roosevelt, declared the Presi­ Ethiopians persisted in this atti­ EASTER CHOCOLATE RABBITS Rafael Melchor Ortega, former dent's defeat would badly handicap mission. tude, everyone would know who wss governor of Guanajuato. R. L O’Drien, Hoover Ap* I Of course, wo will have a supply of Reymond’s I 2 for 5c — 5c — 10c each labor. the Ruins. Says She Got *Dirty Deal' Members Demand Such responsible for tbe continuation o f FLOWERS Callea and his three former aides Re-election Vital to labor. the war. The French diplomat said ^ HOT CROSS B U N S ...... doz. 20c were held under guard throughout “Labor Is Interested vitally in tbe pointee to Urge Party to that some direct negotiations wars," I We have the finest selection of Easter Plants in town. Come in and see them. We be- the remainder of the night Use Be Forbidden by Law. Fricdrichshafcn, Germany, April Green Stamps Given In All Departments. re-election of President Roosevsit,” Namur, Que., April 10— (AP) — for Helpmg to Trap John 10.—The Zeppelin HIndenburg land­ Inevitable. Then they were taken to the Cen­ he said, "and for the very same reS- Eden retorted that th# wrsr was We have Just about doubled our Hsh sup­ heve in the rule of putting SINCERITY, EFFORT and VALUE into everything we pro­ tral Airport and placed aboard a Was it murder T ed here at 6:30 p. m. (13:30 p. m., Endorse New Method. eastern standard time) today, com­ a clear case of aggression with the' ply for Good Friday orders — your Bsh wlU duce. trlmotor airplane which took off for (ConUnoed on Page Three) ' Tbe shocked villagers and the Dillinger. Washington, April 10.— (A P) — victim appealing to the Leagua of Brownsville, Tex., at 8:12 a. m. pleting a round trip to Rio dc taste better served with our freshly made putxicd police were still undecided Members of tbe House Appropria­ Janeiro. Nations for help. Charged With Bombing. today, as they hunted new cluea to Wosbington, April 10.—(AP) — "And the League must help," de­ GENUINE TARTAR SAUCE . . . 12o and TIi€ J W .H A L - C CORP. Tbe arrests followed the publica­ tions Committee said today they had the strange fire that destroyed old C!bicago, April 10.— (AP) —Mrs, The Republican Party was urged clared Eden. l_ 29c a Jar. MANCHESTER CONH* tion of charges by the Left Wing of been given positive assurance by Frledrlchahafen, April 10.—Ger­ DUNN-PAONESSA Leon Leclalris homo Tuesday morn­ Anna Sage, the "Woman In Red" today by Robert Lincoln O’Brien, The British Cabinet . minister the CHiamber of Deputies that Calles ing, leaving two charred bodies — Harry L. Hopkins that none of the many's new Zeppelin, the Hlndenr moved that the Committee of IS Boneless Filets of Absolutely Fresh Cut Flowers In Abundance was responsible for the bombing of credited with leading Desperado CORSAGES one of them only a torso—in the 31,600,000,000 relief appropriation burg, was limping home from its Republican chairman of the tariff should not adjourn at all, but should HADDOCK, SOLE tbe Vera Crux train last Monday in John Dillinger to his death, resigned commission, to adopt a plank in Its EASTERN HALIBUT Choice Roses ashes. would be used for the Florida ship maiden voyage to South America remain In Gansva. Flandln opposed MACKEREL ajid Tulips which 12 persons were killed. DISPUTE GROWING Three people lived there; the 80- today to deportation to her native with two of Its four motors out of 1936 platform endorsliiig and ac­ hla motion. Orchids - Gardenias - Sweet Peas - or any Tbe Leftists also claimed that he canal or the Psssamaquoddy tide- RED PERCH Fresh Sea Scallops, pt. 49c ycar old Leclalr—a strange, mys­ Rumania. commission. cepting the New Deal's method of Reonb Compromise Carnations Daffodils was fomenting antl-govemment agi­ terious figure in the small town’s Refusing to accept her claim that haroesalng project In Maine. The Hindenburg wirelessed at 8 revising tariffs by reciprocal trade A compromise waa reached by suitable combination to match your Easter tation in an attempt to provoke tbe quiet life; and Mr. and Mrs. J. Department of Justice officials Tbo relief administrator, who p. m. (9 a. m., eastern standard treaties. which the committee wrUI meet next I Whole Mackerel or Boston Blueflsh, Stock Iris intervention of tbe United States In New Britain Political Contro­ Dudevoir, the man 62 years old, his promised her Immunity for her part spent two days before a aub-com- time) that she was over Besancon, O'Brien, Massachusetts Republi­ Ibursdsy. I sliced or piece, lb. . .j. costume. 3 WHOLE HAMS FREE Mexico. wife te' years younger. in the killing of Dillinger by Federal mittee In a hearing on President France, 47 miles east of Dijon. can, appointed to the commlaslon The Impression which prevatladi 1 2 ic Ostensibly, General Calles had rc Today the two men are dead, the agents, the United States Circuit Roosevelt's request for 31,500,0(>0,- For 14 hours— since it first be­ chairmanship by former President in league circles was that If, by Snapdragon Sweet Peas Clip this coupon. You may be a winner. Three Standard fralned from political activity since woniian strangeiy*missing. Ckjurt of Appeals yesterday Issued 000 for next year, has completed his came known that tbe Hindenburg Hoover, submitted to Republican Brand Hama given away Easter Saturday. One In the morn­ versy Has Now Reached that date, thore were no Indlratloaa' Sliced ^ — Boiling Cod — Extra Large SMELTS, 29c December when he returned from Neighbors saw flames leap from a mandate for Mrs. Sage's deporta­ testimony but it will not be mode bad asked the French government members of Congress and party of peace within a reasonable periods ing, afternoon and eiening. public officially until the committee lb. Steaming Clams. Opened Chowder Clams. .I.'ic pL C!alla Lilies six months' voluntary exile in the the newly-built home half a mile tion as an undesirable alien. for permission to fly over France on leaders a proposed plank repudiat­ or that negotiations showed no hops Marguerites United States after losing his control reports the relief bill to the house. Chowder Clams In Shell. Fresh Oysters. the Legal Stage. from the village early Tuesday Bitter In defeat. Mrs. Sage, who the shortest route Ao Fricdrichshaf- ing the old "log rolling" metboda of auccoedine because of llailan of>- NO STRINGS ATTACHED over the nation's politics last June. morning. They reached the place In earned the sobriquet "The Woman Nearly All to WPA en—the officials bad denied reports position, the British would demand Swordfish . . . Salmon . . . Smoked Filet of Haddock. Easter Lilies Yellow Daisies Trying a Comeback. time to see the roof, blaxlng bright of tariff making, and promising Bulb Plants Pottery Slffn your name on this coupon and leave It at oar store or In Red" because of her flaming at­ Committee members quoted Hop­ of engine trouble aboard the ship. maintenance cf the reciprocal tariff new and drastic action. mail to The government, however, appar­ New Britain, April 10.— (A P )— tire on the night she led Dillinger kins as saying that all of the pro­ Capt, Hans Von Schiller, com­ "Not an hour can ba wasted," said ently feared he was trying to regain (Continued on I*age Three) program. T***® •” * t^eliiirat eostoniera get the freshest vegeU- Baby’s Breath Tulips We have a large as- POPULAR MARKET Judge Newell S Jennings of the into a ring of officers outside a posed appropriation would go to bis mander of the Graf Zeppelin, com­ He said he would attend the Re­ Eden, opposing an Indeflnlta ad­ t M , we tove a man go to market each day, and personally Miect north Bide theater, said government Works Progress Administration ex­ panion ship to the Hindenburg, said journment o f the committee and ac­ 855 Main St., Rubinow Building. (Continued on Page Three) Superior Court today signed a writ publican National ccnventlon In sortment of pottery Ailed of mandamus requiring Town Clerk officiale had given her "a dirty cept for a limited sum to Rexford G. the new Zeppelin finally reported ceptance by De Madariaga of Prs- " • “ ^ Orchids Hyacinths deal.” C!leveland In an effort to win ap­ with Howering and hardy N am e...... A ddress...... Harry E. Scheuy to show cause why Tugwcll's Resettlement Administra­ early today that one motor had gone proval of his proposal. mler M iaaollnl’a Invitat'on for him the name of Mayor David L. Dunn SOVIETS AND JAPS "J. Edgar Hoover (chief of the tion. to go to Rome If be wanted to talk Bachelor’s Buttons piants. Department of Justice Bureau of "I am a Republican, appointed to Native DANDELION GREENS, .peck 25c Daffodils as a candidate for re-electlo i on the Republican members Immediately (Continned on Page Six) the commission by a ^publican peace. Investigation) promised me through Italy Invited TO HOLD HEARINGS Independent Party ticket should not asked that Tugwell be called, but President, and I think I have a right Fresh, Crisp Spinach...... peck 29c In a wide range of sizes Melvin Purvis (former agent in Chairman Buchanan (D., Tex.), said It was finally agreed that MuasOr. Delphinium Also Japanese gardens appear on the voting machines at IN A NEW DISPUTE charge of the Chicago office) that to be heard,” O'Brien said. I am go­ the city election next 'Tueaday. It had not been decided whether any Uni would be requested to have NEW B EETS...... 2 bun. 15c and colors. in choice Italian pottery. the deportation proceedings would ing to the convention In tbo hope After a conference of interested further hearings would be held. Ripe Tomatoes ON A FLOOD P A Q be dropped If I helped trap Dillin­ Hopkins, committeemen said, tes­ 4-MONTHS’ BRIDE of being allowed to apeak before the (Oontinued on Fags Eteveo) R adishes...... bun. 5c parties yesterday. Corporation ger'', Mrs. Sage said In an interview. platform committee. I am going to Cucumbers Counsel George J. Coyle advised tified that the proposed . appropris' Sweet Potatoes, 2 lbs. l5c ’s Embassy in Tokyo Denied the Promise tlon probably would not last through do everything I can to push this Water Cress Fancy Celery . . . .bun. 12c Mr. Scheuy to reject petitions "X carried out my part of the plan." Potted Plants which had been filed by the Inde­ next year unless business absorbed MURDERS HUSBAND Asparagus New Carrots New Enidand to Invite New bargain but when It came time for a large portion of the unemployed. Always a Republican (XISTIGAN RESIGNS Easter Lilies pendent Party nominating Mayor Blockaded and Moscow Hoover to act In my behalf he de­ He was reported to have sold that O'Brien said ht had always been Dunn and form e- Mayor Angelo M. nied that such a promise had been another appropriation was likely to a Republican one hod voted for York to Aid in Control Paonessa, who defeated him for the Writer Ordered to Leave. made. Purvis has testified that he be asked early In 1937. every Republican presidential can­ Hydrangeas nomination at the Democratic prim­ promised me everything possible Committee members said Hopkins ^oots Hhn As He Enters didate from McKinley to Hoover. HIS SENATE POST ary a week ago today. would be done to have the deporta­ made It plain that none of the new O'Brien submitted copier of his PmpURSTGROOERYIiic. W ork. Attorneys Cyril F. Gaffney and 302 Main Street, Manchester Azeleas ■ 3 Varieties tion order dismissed but the courts appropriation would go to the Pub­ Tavern With Another proposed plank to all Republican Francis B. Keeler, icrresentlng Moscow, April 10.—(AP)—Rela­ wouldn't take bis promise Into con- lic Works Administration or to members of the tariff-making com- Mayor Dtmn went to Suffield last tions between Soviet Russia and mitteea of Congieas, anc to other Expect Intra-Party Strife to Rambler Roses (in bloom) Washington, April 10.— (AP) —A night and obtained the signature of Japan have been aggravated fur­ (Continued on Page Three) (CooUnued on Page Fourteen) Woman; Not Sorry. party leaders. A Charmitig, Inexpensive Way witness list, composed of North- State's Attorney Hugh M. Alcorn to ther, an official Soviet statement His plonk woJlG reiterate the Re­ Hybrid Roses (in bloom) easterners and Federal Bureau offt- the writ, a step necessary under the said today, by a "veritable block­ publican doctrine of prot -ctlon for Follow When Picldng His clala, was drawn up today by the law. They went to tbe home of ade” against the Soviet Embassy in tbe American stuidards of living, To Remember Everybody House Judiciary committee prepara­ Chicago, April 10.—(AP)— Be­ Opening Judge Jennings In Bristol today and Tokyo. cause her husbar.d paw ore Inauffident Point 3 waa: “If your clothes are bead,” Uie w lft said. Logical Sncceaaof. R<«alae CRtSd Peto‘’s Chocolate Shoppe to advise the White House of their urged him to run sa an independrat. and bang on it for dear life. If you 334101,768,803.95 of emergency ex­ for adventuristic, mllUnry ele- oM, act nonchalanL" ' “I was in love with another mao In many quarters It was contl4^'- views. He says many Republicans aJao must take his arm, reat your hand penditures); excess of expenditures, Lounge Chairs, $17.50 Phone 6 2 4 7 Makers of Home Made Candies and Ice Cream ments," tbe Ixvestia statement said. “The best thing a can do io lightly on it. when Andy came along. Hla talk of ered that tha logical auccsaslon a l j Kopplemann, tbe bill's co-author 33,SS0,87S,2U.9S. Gross & bt, 331.- have pledged their support. Tbs "They are striving to supplement the Easter parade is to sUy In tbe “16. If you walk with a man in wealth and position made me be- events would see Johnson forsakU||r! 691 Main Street Johnson Block party here baa been rent asunder by 440,019,706.63. a decrease o f 33,- background”, waa Point 3, wltb thU the Ekuter parade, pick a handsome 203.968.00 under tbe previous day. ,(Ointtaiied m page IhiaaX the controversy. jUoatlMied ea Foe* ThfeeJi codicil for men: “Don't carry a one—handsome and quiet.'' jlOoatiaK^ on Bags FourteenX Gold assets, 310,189,991,1274». (CoaUnusd j a Page ganitoM^. V I^IPAOB TWO MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, APRIL 10,1980. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. vMANCHBSTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 10,1980. PAGE’ proval of the town committee two years ago they would have found a M M aiitaM iKi! iAP way to have the office declared EASTER FESTIVAL T.C.L. CEREMONIAL cers entered Calles’ bedroom where was treated at the hospital thla of the Printing Pressme. and John "we are building a burrauun vacant and a Democrat appointed, Northampton’s Famed r OBITUARY FALL RIVER POLICE GERMANY’S ENVOY TO HOLD HEAIUNGS the former President, for four days HOSPITAL NOTES morning (or an injury to bis- back L. Lewis, president of the United which is sucking the-very life-M f c . but they reached no agreement and past, had U1 with Influenza. sustained when a heavy pipe fell SAYS BUSINESS Mine Workers, recently formed the of the nation in taxes.” as a result Mr. Crocker continued to Navarro said: “By the orders of across the lower part of hIs back. league to combat the President's "If we keep on the way wa are i UOB be the postmaster, drawing the AT CENTER CHURCH Cobbler Lived Here HERE TOMORROW DEATHS ON A FLOOD PACT President Cardenas, you must leave Admitted yeate^ay; Barbara foes. SEEK HOLDUP GANG Mexico because the conditions of the Daniels of 46 Grirwold street, Helen ing,” he said, "every fanner will ba] regular pay. DIES IN LONDON FIREMEN RAVE CAT Republicans in Wisconsin mean­ carrying another on his shoulders / When Thomas J. Quisb was flrst Mrs. Catherine Handel. country so demand.” Sudolf of 2 Beehive and Mrs. Eliza­ ISWHIPPINGBOY Mrs. (Catherine Handel of 15 Maple (Oentlnned From Page One) Calles replied; “I am your prison­ while were called upon to present a ho plows hia com. named as postmaster under Presi­ beth Long of 42 dak str^.-et. E:ut Hampton, April 10.—(AP) united front in the November elec­ Crocker Remains Post dent Wilson there were but 13 mem­ Usual Pageant Omitted This Older Residents Remember When James atreet died at the Manchester Me­ er, since I have no forces, and you Discharged yesterday; Mra. Clara "We have been increasing federairl As Forests from Many Cities morial hospital today. Funeral Masked Robbers Armed With was told to notify the President that may take me to an airplane or be­ —After spending two days and two tions. jobs 100,000 a year. bers on the .Democratic town com­ Lucey Conducted Shop In Buckland the intent of Congress in enacting Bartlett of 43 Garvan street, Ekuit nights in a tall tree, a Persian hat OF POLmOANS mittee. So many of the members of arrangements are Incomplete. Leopold Von Hoerch Stricken fore a firing squad. I consider that Hartford. Edward J. Samp, chairman of the "Part of it we can't help, for we1 the measure was to provide loans the conditions of the country are owned by the Missetf Minnie and state executive committee, which must feed the hungry, J master As Dispute Over the committcce wished the office Year in Favor of Musical Block—Wife Buried In Coming to Big Program in on reasonable assurance of repay­ Discharged today: Helen Sudolf (OonUnoed from Page One) themselves that It looked” like on Air Rifle Seize $4,500 due, not to me, but to the govern­ of 2 Beehive, and Barbara Daniels Louise Snow was rescued today by supported the uninstructed slate "But when the departments latl Cemetery Here. With Heart Attack; Was ment, ven though sulequate collat­ ment itself." the fire department. against Senator Borah of Idaho in out in Washington, it reminds me of i Successor Continues. Impossible task to solve it. At that FUNERALS eral could not be provided tbls ac­ Geoeral’s Statement of 46 Griswold street. The cat had refused to respond to son that all the enemies of organized the Bible story about tha locustal time Augustine Lonergan, who was Masomc Temple. from Paymaster. tion rraulted from reports received Death: Mrs. Catherine Handel of the presidential preference primary, congressman for this district, took Charles H. Adams While waiting for the military calls from its owners or to Its fa­ labor In the cotmtry, to quote one of said the intra-party fight was over. pouring Into Egypt,” ^ Largely at ended funeral services 55 Years Old. by delegation members that Chair­ escort to arrive at Santa Barbara 15 Maple street died at 11:35 this vorite food which was placed be­ their own spokesmen, are 'ganging the matter Into his own hands and James Lucey, known u President;^wrote to bis friend James Lucey, man Jesse Jones of the RFC intend­ morning. Borah won 21_of the state's 24 con­ BeeauM of the dlopute amonK named Thomas Qulsh. Mr. Quish Instead of the usual Ektster Calvin Coolldgc'c advisor aa be iatT"“ J®** I would not wero.held yesterday afternoon for and take him to the airport,~Gencr- neath the tree. up’ against the President’s re-elec­ vention delegates. Malaria Is said to cause 2,000,000'; Units of Tall Cedars of Lebanon Charles H. Adams of Ektst Hartford Pall River, Mass., April 10.— ed to demand "adequate" collateral al Calles told the Associated Press Birth; A son to Mr. and Mra. The fire department ran a tall tion." local Democrats over the appoint- served two terms and part of an­ pageant an Informal music festival in ills cobbler shop In Northampton I be here.” from Providence, Westerly, R. I., before granting loans under the bill. Niles Staples of Andover, Conn., to­ In a campaign speech at Decatur, deaths throughout the world every”! mcnt of poetmaater here much in­ other term until Oliver F. Toop was Will be given Sunday evening at Mr. Lucey seldom visited Man- who died at '.he Hartford hospital (AP)—Authoritlea Boucht a aolution London, April 10.—(AP)—^Leo­ he believed he was being exiled be­ ladder to the limb on whlcb the ani­ Hlllmsn, George Berry, president 111., laat night, Borah declared that year. ‘ when the young lawyer was start­ New London, Moosup and Hudson, The measure has no collateral re­ cause the government thought him day. mal perched and also spread a life terest baa been aroused in the back- named. 7:30 In the Center Congregational Chester after he left here a half N. Y., will take port in the spring Monday afternoon. Rev. Arnold today to a $4500 ^loldup here from pold von Hoeach, German ambassa­ fround of the position. church. Prominent musicians who ing In practice and who during bis Waring, pastor of the Hockanum quirements, although It gives the responsible for speeches at a work­ Oliver Mellon of 38 Pearl street net In case It jumped. i century or more ago, but be still ceremonial sponsored by Nutmeg an abandoned car used by two dor to Great Britain, died in London lender a lien on the borrower's prop­ ers’ meeting last Sunday where It was in May that Postmaster will assist with the music will be term of office aa governor, continu­ bad a place In his heart for the Forest, Tall Odars, In Masonic Tem­ MethodUt church, and Rev. James today of heart disease. erty. orators attacked President Ca,i- Frank B. Crocker got a recess ap­ Mrs. Grace Symington, sopranO; ed that friendship, was at one time town. Only two months ago H erb ^ M. Potter, pastor of the East Glas­ masked robbers, a aawed-off air The 55^year-o!d ambassador, who DR. FRANCE DISCUSSES ple tomorrow night A supper will rifle and flngerprints. Amount Increased. denas. pointment for the unexpircd term Robert Docllncr, violinist, and Mr. a resident of Manchester. Lucey Johnson, of Johnson Brothers, was ge served at 7:80 followed by the tonbury church, officiated. The hod been busy with Joachim von The Senate Increased the amount “1 have done nothing,” General of Oliver F. Toop and be continued and Mrs. Charles Robbins. ■ The died Wednesday. in Noithampton. A man approached ceremonial In the lodge hail. - beare-s wore Francis G. Way, Alee The car, reported stolen from Ribbentrop In a aeries of confer­ available for such loans from $25,- Calles stated, "nor am I responsible l lth Hour Easter Fashion as acting postmaster until be was POUTICAL SITUATION vested choirs, the juniors under the He conducted a cobbler shop in and noticed that the car was carry­ Twelve candldatea will bo Initiated Ireland, Charles O. Geer, ^m est N. Prqvldence, R. L, was found last ences and negotiations with Foreign 000,000, as proposed by Kopplemonn, (or the conditions in Mexico with given a four year appointment in direction of Mrs. Paul Mozley, and the basement of the Buckland block Mackey, Harold B. Waldu and Ju­ night a mile from the Parker mill, Secretary Anthony Eden German; 's the senior choir under Mrs. Jennie ing Connecticut markers asked from at the ceremonial in which Wester­ to $50,000,000 In order to" provide the constant strikes, agitations, and January, 1032. His term has ex­ at North Main and North School what town the driver came. When ly Forest No. 107 will conduct the lius S. Lingneer. Burial wa. in Nip- scene of the holdup. Fingerprints occupation of the Rhineland, retired rell^ to sufferers from the southern promotion of class hatred which the pired, but under the postal laws he Aborn, the organist, will unite for street. Ho married in Manchester sic cemetery. East Hartford. were found on tb^ doo,-a and steer­ last night, apparently in good government itself Is fomenting.'' Seekers to View the Fine serves until his successor la named. Ex-Senator Defeated by Hoo­ this service. Mr. Doellner will play the driver said he was from Man­ SIdonlan and during which the New tornadoes as well as eastern flood ver for Nomination Dc- and hie wife was a Toohey, who died chester the man told of having been London Forest No. 72 and Provi­ Mr. Adams had just returned to ing wheel, police said. The sawed- beMth. victims. Accompanied by three sons, one Should no appointment be made several numbers, accompanied on bis home from the Hartford hospital off rifle was Inside. Embassy attaches said he bad daughter, and other friends, the during the recess period and the nounce.s fJ. O. P. I’inns. the piano by Mrs. Mozley, and re­ while he was still living here and is ir busineaa heie at one time. Later dence Forest No. 91 will conduct the Sanford H. Wadhams, chairman burled In’ St. Bridget's cemetery. when Mr. Johnson made inquiries prologue to the ceremonial. when the floqd waters of the Con- The two men held up Paymaster “been feeling sll right recently,’’ of the Connecticut State tVater Com­ former strong man was taken to Assortment of SUITS matter goes over until next January quest numbers of-favorite hymns That was 68 years ago. Soon after­ Two flags, a Tali Cedars banner ncctlc'jt river were rapidly rising. Henry Sherman of Westport andLllU but suffered a heart attack at 9:30 the airport where the other three w w W W Mr. Crocker may stay In the olllce Pori Deposit, Wd., April 10.— will be sung during the evening. aa to the name o', the man who bad He was. removed from the house in a. m„ (4:30 a. m., e. s. t.), and died mission, Intends to appear at the wards ho left Manchester. approached him he learned that it and the American standard which Patrolman Thomas H. Ryan aa the hearings Wednesday as the represen­ prisoners already were waiting. . . . and you'll take a until a year from now, when he will (API—Disclaiming any Presiden­ A cordial Invitation Is extended to have been presented to the Nutihog a row boat and brought to Man­ entered the mill yard yesterd/' 1 15 minutes later. After a brief wait, they boarded have served a live year period in an tial aspirations for himself, Dr. Jo­ all to attend the Easter services at When President Coolidge went to was the famed cobbler, James chester, where he remained at the Von Hoesch started bis diplomat­ tative of Gov. Wilbur L. Cross. It the plane with three army officers COATS and DRESSES office that Is supposed to be for a i the White House os President he Lucey. Forcat, will be dedicated during the carrying the payroll in two moni was said at Citron’s office, Charles thine to thcic valuail seph I. France, former United this church. In the morning at 10:40,/ evening with appropriate ceremonlca home of Miss Mary and Miss Chris­ btiXes. ic career in the German Legation at as guards. at term of only four years. and the musical service In the eve­ Peiping in 1907. He served the F. McEIroy, Rhode Island state di­ General (^Iles said he probably It is now said that had the local States .Senator from Maryland to­ Two hundred Tall Cedars are ex­ tine Hutchison, 221 Pine street. They took Ryan's pistol and rector of public works, is expected day denounced what he termed ,.hc ning at 7:30. I pected at the annual event. Last -Sunday his return to the hos­ London Embassy (or years before would go to Don Diego, Coilf., to Democrats been able to select a All members of the Junior and! that the pilot lost the beam or the ordered the two to hand over the the World War, and was German to be another. A preliminary con­ live with his daughter, Mra. Joseflna man that would meet with the ap­ "brilliant Idea" of choosing a Uc- Nutmeg Forest, Toll Cedars of pital was ordered by his physician money but R.van grabbed one box ference of witnesses in favor of the publlcan candidate from the west. Senior choirs arc requested to meet! beam was improperly directed. If It Lebanon, band and Rangers will go but he failed to rally. The funeral ambassador in Paris in 1924. Torre Blanca. In the front vestibule at 10:30 a. m. PROBE CONTINUED were the latter, some means must contanlng $3000 and ran to the rail) He has been the Reich ambassa measure has been called tentatively "Tills la like a man dc.speratoly to Weateriy, R. I„ Saturday, May 2, was held at his home, 153 South vc;stibulc ns the holdup men fired at for Tuesday evening in Washington. FR ADIN’S be found Immediately to prevent dor in London since 1932, joining In need of operation choosing his for the district meeting where a Main street, East Hartford, and ar­ him. He escaped Injury. surgeon by geography," said the another crash of this sort." parade, also to be held, in which the rangements were In charge of the Von Ribbentrop, Adolf Hitler's spe­ “WOMAN IN RED" All alterations on garments and deliveries will former Senator whom President The two robbers snatched the cial ambassador-at-Iarge, in the ne­ BOLTON GIRL DANCER ON PLANE CRASH local unit will take part. The local W. P. Qulsh Funeral Home of this second box containing ^4,500 and be made before Easter Sunday. Hoover defeated for the nomination lodge will also attend the Atlantic town. gotiations over Germanys violation GEN. CALLES EXILED In 1932. City National Convention again this sped away. of the Locarno and yersallles TO BE DEPORTED He predicted Senator William E. CAMPAIGN TO CONTINUE year on May 14-17. treaties by remilitarization of the IN STATE TOURNEY Rhineland. Borah of Idaho, a leading Presiden­ One Theory Is That Pilot There will be no parade of Tall BY HIS GOVERNMENT (Continued From Page One) tial possibility, would be "kindly VAUNT1NE ANNOUNCES Cedars units in Manchester tomor­ GAS WARFARE SCHOOL CLOSE SHAVE FOR MAN eased out" of the Republican Na­ Honey Griswold and Her Part­ row. stderatlon. I just got a dirty deal 3^5 tional convention. Was Trying to Regain SOVIETS AND JAPS (Oonttnued From Page One) MILLINERY In a statement be said represent­ ner to Compete at Foot FOR NATIONAL GUARD WITH BARBER SUPPLIES all around.” ed his views on current politics and Guard Hall Tomorrow- Eve­ More Than 500 Women Re­ his old political power through the Mrs. Sage said she would be ready Right at the last his attitude toward the Presidential ning. Altitude. ported Victimized by White SE1TLEMENT IS REACHED IN A NEW DISPUTE regional confederation of workers to depart from Chicago at the call minute before East­ nomination, Dr. France accused his Slavery and Gambiing Ring. Members of City Companies Middletown Truck Involved In and peasants, which has been con­ of the Bureau of Immigration. The er we have brought party leaders of resorting to "politi­ to Be Assigned to Classes in Sweet Smelling Accident On trolled by Morones. next train carrying aliens to the in a dandy assort­ "Honey” Griswold of Bolton and IN BOSTON SHIP STRIKE (Oonttnned from Page One) As a result. General Lazaro Car­ eastern seaboard is expected to ment of new hats cal whines" in lieu of "an inspiring Pittsburgh, April IQ.—(AP) — New York, April 10.—(AP) — East Lyme. DuPham-Mlddletown Road. leave Cbicago April 25. program." her dancing partner, Jack Rllcy, Police Commissioner Lewis J. Val­ denas, the President of the Republic, from New York- dancing champions of Hartford, Federal investigators moved their them by aettons against our Em­ ordered the arrests, which were car­ Although she will be compelled to "I did not feel justifled, In the ab­ entine promised today an unrelent­ Hartford, April 10—(AP)— The Middletown, Conn., April 10 bassy and our workers in Japan. leave her husband, Alexander, a sence of substantial support. In en­ will compete tomorrow evening In hearings to Pittsburgh today to see office of the adjutant general an­ (AP) — It was a sweet smelling ac­ ried ou with the strictest secrecy. the state dancing championships ing campaign to prevent new out­ Three Vessels Held Up Uptil “llils attitude toward the Embas­ Calles was interviewed only yes­ railroad worker, and her son, Steve, Not ordinary shoes! But BrownbiltsI Noted for their tering the Presidential prMerence if they can learn what caused the breaks of a combination white nounced today a school of instruc­ cident which occurred early today sy of a foreign state ia unprecedent­ behind, Mrs. Sage said she will make primaries in 1936, as I did in 1932," which win be held In Foot Guard Accord Arrived At—Called tion In chemical warfare training to on the Durham-Mlddletown high­ terday by the Associated Press at superior styling, comfortable fit, and incomparable value! hall, Hartford. Tlie local couple airliner Bun Racer to get 30 miles slavery and gambling racket which, ed in civilized countries. It Is sup­ his Santa Barbara ranch outside the every effort possible to re-enter the $ 1 .0 0 to be said. officers said they were told, operat­ Work of Radicals. be held May 23-24 At the State Mili­ way. plemented not accidentally by m- United States within a few years. You’ll find the new Spring and Easter styles irresistible! "Tet, I trust some leader will ap­ won the sliver cup av/srded last off lt\ radio beam couise and crash tary reservation, East Lyme. A truck carrying barber's sup­ capital. At that time he denied any year In the city eliminations. To­ In the mountains near Unlontown ed In several political clubs. punished attacks of ruffians on Interest in politics and it was ob­ The "Woman In Red" said she bod See them by all means. pear who will show the Republican Commanding officers of the 102nd plies overturned at a culvert. A workers. no plans for her future in Rumania. Party the way back to its faith, morrow's entry for the state title with the loss of 11 lives. Two men arrested in recent club­ Boston. April 10.—(AP)—Alton Infantry, the 169th Infantry and the large part of the cargo fell into a vious that he bad no premonition of will be the flrst for the talented house raiding remained held in B. Sharp, president of the Eastern Rules Disregarded his impending exile. The deportation order resulted from from which it departed under apos­ The men making the Inquiry 242d Coast Artillery (HD) of the brook and was swept away. Some 'The Japanese foreign ministry tate leadership." dancers who have been seen on evolved a tentative theory that bond, the authorities said, on charg­ Steamship Lines, announced today Connecticut National Guard will de­ of it was salvaged. At midnight, Gen. Rafael Navar­ a conviction in Gary, Ind., on Manchester dancing floors during es of keeping and maintaining a that a settlement had been reached must understand the entire Inadmis­ ro, comnmndcr of the military zone charges of operating a disorderly $2.98 Dr. France characterized Presi­ the past season. Pilot Otto Ferguson realized in the tail one officer and 16 enlisted men Lawrence Di Nattale, 25, of Mid­ sibility of such a situation. If it re­ house. dent Roosevelt as "at least a man last few moments he, was lost and place for gambling. Their names witli union officials to end a strike to attend the school from units In dletown told police the truck hit a of the valley of Mexico, threw a BROWNki! SHOE S I M Altogether more than 78" couples mains Inactive, this is proof that Holeproof with progressive instincts, and pic­ at the time of the disaster was try­ were withheld. involving three of the lines' ships Hartford, New Haven, Waterbury soft spot on the shoulder after he strong force of troops around Santa have entered in the state competi­ Accounts of the activities of the here. aggressive military eleraentsT are al­ Barbara. A baby is bom in New York ap­ 825 Main Street Manchester tured "smug stand-patters" as hop­ tion and moving pictures of the con­ ing to raise his nine-ton ship over and Bridgeport. was blinded by the lights of a park­ lowed to disregard the rules of be­ ing "the gathering storm will blow the 2,700-foot mountain. white slave-gambling ring were The said the S. S. Acadia, on Officers detailed as instnictors ed automobile. He was uninjured. General Navarro and three offi­ proximately every four minutes. test will be taken. Riley and Gris­ which unlicensed members of the The truck was owned by a New havior commonly extended in inter­ the New Deal out and blow them wold will dance at 10:30 tomorrow The flrst phast of Uic Inquiry was given the officers by an untdentifled are: Captain Ashley J. Griffin, state national intercourse, and even to in," Evening. completed at Unlontown with the woman who said more than 500 wo­ crew walked out last night, -would staff. Instructor; Captain Jonathan Haven Arm (Aracndola Brothers of disregard the position of their own HOSIERY GLOVES men, many of them married and of sail as scheduled on an eight-day L. Johnson, 192nd F. A., assistant in­ 173 Wooster street.) testimony of a dozen mountain resi­ Bermuda cruise at 5 p. m. government." dents on what they discovered Tues­ well-td-do families had been vic­ structor: Technical Sergeant The Izvestia statement said that timized by the racket. He said the S. S. Acadia, on Thomas W. Wall, headquarters de­ day after climbing Cliestnut Ridge which for New York was cancelled Id connection with the Tokyo mili­ 7 9 c and $ \ . 0 0 7 9 c- $ 1 . 9 8 to the spot where the big transport The informant said the .acketeera tachment, 43d Division and Corpor­ FINANCIAL NIGHT tary uprising and assassinations in rented gambling rooms from politi­ last night when seamen and firemen al John J. Merz, headquarters de­ crumpled and burned. left the ship, will also resume serv­ tachment, 43d Division. DANCE February, Japanese police created a Norman's Herulst -. cal clubs of both major parties, and "veritable blockade” around the So­ ' BINGO! BINGO! paid taxi drivers $20 lor each wo­ ice tonight, he said. CITY VIEW DANCE HALL They also told of the heroism of Thera will bo no sailing from One of the giant trees In Yosem- viet Embassy “under the pretext of little Nellie Granger, hostess of the man they could prrsuade to enter $20.00 This Saturday! protection.” Saturday Night 8:30 Tinker Hall the games. When the women lost New "York to Boston tonight, but Ite National Park is estimated to be Silk Underwear HANDBAGS^ plane, who struggled through the the S. S. Boston will lie over here more than 3800 years old. Modem and Squares. Switching to the present tense, And Every Friday Night woods for miles to reach a tele­ large sums of money loan sharka until tomorrow. The Boston ar­ Admission 25c. the statement said; • Dancettea ...... $1.00 Division No. 1, A, O. H. and Auxiliary phone. Then she Insisted on going supplied them with funds. Later, rived here from New York on sched­ "Police agents follow the steps of • P a n tie s...... 50c Admission 25c. back to care for the two badly j the women, more deeply In debt uled time today. all our employes, search and exam­ $1 and $1.98 hurt survivors, Mrs. Hilda Ellcn- were Invited by women members of The strike was unauthorized by ine every one entering the Embas­ • Slips 79c to SI.98 12 Games and Special Games steln of Newark, N. J.. and C. C. the gang to submit to prostitution union officials, according to William sy, and open parcels addressed to Special Prlre On Twelfth Game: Challinor of Cleveland. as a means of paying off their debt Grange, third vice-president of the .GRAND OPENING the Embassy." Miss Granger, who suffered great­ and escaping threatened exposure. International Seamen's Union, who Izvestia said arrest of Japanese $5.00 Worth of Merchandise came here from New York to confer employes In Tokyo and subsequent High Quality ly from shock, was ready to leave •STATE. publication of reports of an espion­ Everyone Invited To Spend An Enjoyable Evening. the Unlontown hospital today and with President Sharp. He blamed SANDY BEACH TODAY AND TOMOBROW radical agitators in the Acadia's age nest "created an atmosphere probably will testify at the hear­ BALLROOM which semi-bandit organizations ings. Major R. W. Schroeder, mem­ crew for the walkout. A wage ABOUT TOWN agreement with the lines expired Crystal I.ake “THE VOICE like the Kenkokukal, closely con­ W ool Fleece ber of the Inquiry bon-d created by nected with extreme military Fas Secretary of Commerce Roper, said April 1, and a new pact was being OF Adjutant William L. Valentine of negotiated, but some union mem­ cist circles, consider suitable for ,o>- WHATEVER LIQU the 22-year-oId hostest has several the Solvation Array has arranged bers refused to wait for balloting on Saturday Eve. BUGLE ANN ’ grom-Iike actions against So-viet COATS bits of technical information which With LIONEL workers.” TO OUR MANCHESTER FRIENDS! may be helpful. with Brigadier Frank Croft to visit it. Grange declared. April 18th Full Swaggers Teelinlcai Information Manchester the last week in April K.4RRYMORB Old and New! or from the 28th to and Including Presenting Something New Ha added: Sunday, May 3. FOURTH FLOOD T O IM O’Sullivan • Eric Linden HINT OF DOUBLE MURDER ia Pastel Shades, Solid anil "The technical Information is and DilTerent! . ^ _ O n the Same S h o w .^ _ as if/ Overplalds. WE HAVE NOW RE-OPENED FOR much more valuable now than the GRAND EDMUND LOWE In I 845 Main Street Rubinow Building details of where and how the ship Group 2 of the Memorial Hospital IS FOUND IN HARTFORD IN CANADIAN VILLAGE BUSINESS! crashed." auxiliary, Mrs. C. R. Burr, leader, “THE GARDEN MURDER I . . . AND YOU CAN BUY WITH CONFIDENCE. BE- will meet Monday afternoon at 2 ______CASE’*______I “Where Every Day Is Sale Day” Boiith Trimble, Jr., heads the (OontlnDed from Page One) CAUSE ONLY THE HIGHEST QUALITY WINES AND o'clock at the Y. M. C. A. Boys Discover Body of Man In AMATEUR I Commcice Department board. Col. Sunday • NIonday and Tousday LIQUORS ARE SOLD AT A&P STORES .,. DINE and DANCE H. T. Hartner, chief Investigator for The regular' weekly ‘'b’ugo" par­ . Shack in Solilh Meadows — “The Trail of the Lonesome Pine” against the black sky, collapse into the Senate avlaiicn disaster the fire. DELICIOUS FOODS CAREFULLY PREPARED U. a. ties that have been held during the Is Unidentified. NIGHT Fresh Green committee and his assistant, Charles winter In Tinker Hall each Friday What Was Fonnd Tulips Payne, also are taking pa' t. Hartford, April 10—(AP)—Peer­ It was hours before a search of Large Pot night, will be omitted tonight, but the ashes could be made. When it House Plants Meanwhile Senator Copeland (U., the games will be played In the ing through the windows of a and DANCE BASTES LILIES N. Y.), head of the avUtloi, dis­ shack In the South Meadows this was done, they found; 89c SCOTCH Shenandoah Rye quart 1 . 3 9 BOULEVARD DINER same place Saturday night. morning, two boys discovered the A body easily identified as that 473 Conn. Boulevard East Hartford aster committee, said in Washing­ $30.00—$30.00 of Leclair because of a fragment of Daffodils ton testimon,, at previous hearings Miss Violet A. McKeown of Char­ body of a man, Hartford's fourth •CIRCLE* (Each Bud) " WHISKEY .., was that the beam aeiwlce In the flood victim. The man was clad In IN CASH PRIZES! his long - grey beard which the Large Pot Hyacinths ter Oak street was the guest of his underclothes and furniture was TOMORROW flames had not touched. Around Pittsburgh sectlo.i was "imrcilable." honor at a surprise miscellaneous 23 Per Cent of Proceeds to the man's neck bad been tied tight­ 1 8 « (i(tl) Copeland said the witnesses were plied on him. It was Impossible to $1.35 Red Crown Gin ^ shower, given Wednesday evening at make Identiflcatlon today, but Medi­ Red Cross. CHARLES LAUGHTON ly a piece of cloth. So taut was it Haig and Haig Jack Frye, president of TWA which the home of Mrs. Alton Hall of IS drawn that a part of the heard, and $ 1 .4 9 Beautiful Fragrant Plants Large Pst operated the S m Racer, and Jay A. cal Examiner Henry N. Costello Admission...... ,35c FRANCHOT TONE HVE STAR Summit street. Twenty-flve of her ordered its removal to O'Brien's un­ Tickets Now On Sale. the wrinkled akin beneath it had Slany have Mount, formerly with the Bureau of friends from Hartford, Glastonbury dertaking parlor where he will been shielded from the fire which Large selec­ (ull Air Commerce. m Get Yours Early! “MUTINY ON buds as well OTHER DAINTY and this towm were present. MI make a closer investigation. Police charred the rest of the body beyond as flowers. tion to choose fidh 0U«rt1,^9 Copeland said a full investigation McKeown Is to be married early this believe the man was a French Cana­ THE BOUNTY” identiflcatlon. from. 2 . 3 5 Everett Spring Rum of the Sun Racer disaster was order­ summer to Franklin Lipp of Keenr^ AMATEURS REGISTER NOW! Bints at Murder dian who had been employed at the Call Rockville 158-82 or Write PLUS . . . GIFT ITEMS ACCESSORIES ed and added; street. woodworking establishment of C, That tightly drawn cloth is what osro Sandy Beach Park “CIRCLE CANYON” "Without knowing anything of H. Dresser and Son. convinces provincial authorities that Lardley Gift Set, $1225 'S r e tiin h this crash, the natural Inference Is Kenneth Bradley, of 13 South murder may have been done before ] in P i n s FOR EASTER street, clerk at Montgomery Ward's, the flames all but obliterated the Coty Gift Set .. .$2.23 has been transferred to the Putnam evidence. Eyeiji.d in Psris t E le c tric store. WARNS EASTER PARADE The other body was unreconiz- Evening In Paris Set Sleciric FLEISGHMANN'S GIN : 95c Lingerie Fit for a Princess’s Trousseau— Personal Notices able. Its size, however, has led of­ POWDER . ; CURIIMO ...... $1.65 ;PERFUME Inexpensive Miss Grace West of Hamlin OF POSSIBLE SHOWERS ficers to believe it was that of VIBRATOR:: 1“ atreet formerly of Rockville, last Dudevolr and not his wife. The head COH7A i N £ R . Private Bin night attended the dinner held at Vve been dead over a year! was missing, as were the legs and 'RON UQUOR Duff Gordon No. 28 CARD OF THANKS Circle Inn, Talcottvllle, by the past New Haven, (jdnn.. April 10 — See This Humorou.s My.stery Play arms. Perhaps they were destroy- PERFUMES SPECIALS Th* family of the late Rose A. matrons and patrons of Hope Chap­ fAP) —The weatherman held little k/Cd by the flames. Perhaps they were . . ^ v a L IIW. 1.79 Brook's Port 6(6) •Murphy Fxpreaa their appreclatiun hope today for a sunny Easter. ■cut away before the fire began. The 5 9 ^ Four Rosea Sherry Pajamas $1.95 Slips $1.00-$1.95 to the triende and nelshburs for the ter, O. E. S., of which she is a Fpollce as yet cannot be sure. Whiskey, pt. kindness extended during their -re­ charter member and a past matron. _''Posslble showers In the morn­ ^^Three Live Ghosts^' Gautier's Imported cent bereavement. Miss West was the first conductress ing," be said, “and not very warm.' Presented by There was no other body; yet Orange Flavor Q O .., St. Croix of the chapter. There were about 'T^e forecast made it plain that three persoiu were living there; the Gill, pt...... O a c Easter paraders mav exceet cIoud< The Manchester Community Players two men and Dudevoir'a middle- 6(th (Iflh 30 present. Wine, 4 Yean 0 0 _ Jamaica Rum 1.39 Cognac t-.-. Dance Sets $1.00 and $1.95 E. N. SMITH DIES with possible clearing in the after­ Benefit of the Wadsworth Group of Wesleyan Guild. aged wife. Was she completely noon. destroyed by the fire—a theory the Old ...... O a f C Thb Offer May Never Be Repeelad! officers cannot accept—or did she Washington, April 10.—(AP)— Whiskey, Blend, IS mos. Blended Whiskey Old Mill FAMOUS PAINTING STOLEN So. Methodist Church, April 14,8:30 vanish? Ernest N. Smith, 51, executive vice- Oaine Year Ago Modernettes $1.00 president of the American Automo­ Admission 40 cents. Segovia, Spain, April 10— (AP) The Dudevoira came here only ...... $ 1 . 2 9 Belle of Nelson 9u. i 1 .3 9 Apple Brandy nch 1.87 bile Association, died at hia home laat summer. Leclair had been here Oln, DIsUlled sod here today after a brief illness. —An original copy of Rsmbrant's, SmATFOIIO PLATE SECTIONAL famous etching, "descent from the for several years. First he lived in Dry, 5th ...... O aP C a rMSeiletlWImwneeeil SOeeeCe. He was a well known yachtsman, Cross,'* was reported stolen from a shack, fishing a great deal and Whiskey, Boor- *7*7^ Palestine traveler and writer on travel and doing odd gardening jobs. Later he boc, 90 proof, qt. / f C A & P Liquor Stores Exquisite Blouses for the tail­ safety subjects. tha Provincial Museum today. built a bouse. Part of it was used Museum officials said the **Oood 4 DAYS — WED. - SAT. Scotch, Sandy 04> C A ored or Margot mode. A native of Ithaca, N. T., ho Friday" thaif apparently entered as a "temple" where he conducted WINES Wines spent part of bis youth in Hawaii services which some of the vlllagera HcNob, Sth .. the gallery with a key during the CAMEO April 13.16 - 17 • 18 and wae engaged in advertlelng night. HARTFORD attended. Coa$t to Coast work at San Francisco s number cf Four paintings by Obscure Span­ Finally he built the home which Replantes years ago. ON OUR STAGE now ia ashes; and the' Dedevoirs In Manchester $1.00—$1.95 ish artists were also stolen. came to live with him. People pre­ Cohnpleta Medoc CJeret HOSE sumed that the couple had some ar­ located at: ntOBINO MAKTS DEATH HINKY DINKY PARLEZ VOUS rangement wherelw they would Assortment in newest shades to harmon­ Featuring: Henri ’ttaerrien, “Goldan Voiced Tenor”; Flo Nicker­ ® § Waterbury, April 10.—(AP) — care for the old Leclair in return for 844 Main St. Sauteme ize with Easter wardrobe. and $2.95 ^ Authoritlea are InvesUgatlng the son, “BUstreas of Ceremonies”; Parialsn SaUy Rand"; * ^ re a a home. death today of Camille Beaulieu, 32, Whlrtwtnda”: Cberie A Jere; Wade A Wade; and Many Others The bodies have been kq>t in the » 0 B ew.ee. Mr.M whose body was found on Pratt FRFD E. Including Parisian Beauty Chorus.______Protestant church pending removal to Montreal for examination which s 49c 616, ] 7 Place in the southern end of the ON OUR SCREEN CST. m f We Also Are Ofleriag A city today. Coroner John T. Mon- may afford some clue as to what 69c -79c xanl. Dr. Edward H. Klrschbaum, happened in the lonely bouse btfore These prices effective April 9th to I Sth 3S-F1ECB SERVICE FOB SIX WERNER medical examiner, and Detective Charlie Chaplin in the fire came to destroy it— and 1 RelaO value, with Preveot-Tamiah INSTKOCruB bring weird mystery to the quiet ^' \ j * %I '‘‘a Chest ...... SS6.M Lieutenant WiUlam F. Pollard be­ countryside. and SALE IPBICE...... $1SJ» lieve the injuries eausing death re- **M0DERN TIMES” $1.00 sultad from a fall from a third floor Piano and Organ Betting is forbidden to men re­ I . ' -1 J f ii • ,‘>f' rear veranda. BsatiHsn came to SAME MORN. MAT. EVE. LOUIS S. JAPPE Waterbury la 192S from Shawtnlgan BtnSMi lU H'aat Usatcr Stra« ceiving pubUc relief in Germany. Reduced Prices by box of 3 pairs. Manchester, Conn. Jewreler and f^ticlan Falls. ()uebee. where bis. mother, LOW 10c 13c-20c 20e-30c ReUef paymenU may be made to asi Main S t Phooe 08M Mra U a BaauUeu and three brothers Phone s m PRICES CHILDREN 10c ANY TIME their wivea or atopp^ altogether,- rttida. / If they are caught placing bets. T ►AOB FOUR tVBNINO HERA1.D, MANCHESTER, CONN„ FRm AY.TlPRlL 1 0,19W. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALO. MANCHESTER, CONN« FRIDAY, APRIL 10,1930, PAGE Fr

ceived. about 40 ner cent of the ad­ Mrs. Emily Kroyman; captain, exhibit some wares, lured him to HtDQtSSTEELCO. justed Service Certificate holders $77.25; Executive committee, Groton where four men robbed him ISniLEDBYTRUCK struck, seeing where large trees bad Mrs. James Casey of Wllllmantlc partment gave a very interesting ROCKVILLE have'not yet applied for the "bonus $645.00; by mall, $411.00; outside Overnight A. P, o f two suitcases o f imported linen PARTIALLY OBSERVE been uprooted. sang “The Palma." and forceful addreos on safe driv­ bonds". If there are any veterans towns, $275.00, or a total of f l,- which he -valued at $1,800, $45 in Long Wed Opera Stars LEBANON Rev. A. G. Littlefield pregched a The mlazRmary meeting waa held ing which was graphically portray­ In the local community that have 708.78. cash and a watch. OH ROCKY m u STREET sermon appropriate for Palm Sun­ at the Congregational parsonage. ed with moving pictures. Refresh­ TO REINSTATE MEN not applied for either Ueir bonds or Appoint New Janitor News Mr. and Mra. F. N. Taylor enter­ day from tbe text John 6-67:68, It was decided to take up the study ments were served by Ben DEladul. *• A djust^ Service Certificates and Arthur Keller of Orchard atreet Andover—Tolland Cozmto Coroner GOOD FRIDAY HERE tained on a recent day Mr. and Mrs. “llien said Jesus tmto the twelve. of Mexico at tbe next meeting and Richard DImon and Assad Swyden. tHliStom orsfE C liMJXaSHOttf John H. Yeomans filed a finding ab­ Give Happiness Recipe wish information or applications, has been appointed Janitor at the New Haven—Langford Baldwin Harold Taylor and daughter, Bar­ Will ye also go away? Then Simon to hold two meetings each month. All agreed they bad spent a very Hartford ABSOLVES EINSIEDEL they can receive the same by get­ Maple street school by tbe VenuAi of Yonkers, N. Y., was named man­ solving Randolph Armstrong of Bride of Seven Weeks Struck bara of Groton, Dr. and Mrs. Robert -Peter an sw ei^ him. Lord to whom The Ladles Aid held an all day pleasant and profitable evening. ting In contact with the officers of Board of Education. He will All the ager of tbe Yale swimming team for Wllllmantlc from criminal respon­ As She Steps from B u s - Taylor and son. Robert Edaon and shall wo gb? thou hast the words meeting at the home of Mrs. A. E. Mr. and Mrs. C. 8. Goodwin spent ibor Rdationt Board Acts the local post. vacancy caused by the resignation the 1637-38 season. sibility in connection with the death New York, April 10.— (A P) 'Even if ahe has a great gift, Lorena of Uncs,svllle and Edwin of eternal life." "The Palms" was Hewitt on Tuesday with a good at­ Simday in Oxford, Mass., guests of IN AUTO FATALITY of William Timmins of South Cov­ Skull Fractured. Monicipal Building and Banks Tlie kmgeat-married couple among that is the natur.M thing. Abel of New York. Cemetery Association Elects of Frederick Apel. Mr. Apel held New Haven — Judge Edwin S. sung by Mra. Henry Asplnall and tendance. Sewing waa done for the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davidson. At a meeting of the trustees of the psitlon for several years most entry, struck by Armstrong's auto­ active opera singers in this country "She can always resume later, Mr. and Mra. A. C. Hoxle and Mrs. Abraham Asplnall. There was Windham Community Memorial 0 i First Giie Afainit Big Thomas held the United States Oia- mobile In Mansfield, March 16. CHOOSE the snilngton Cemetery Association efTIciently, but recently resigned be­ Rocky Hill, April 10.— (A P) __ Qosed— Stores Here Are agreed today that ““good senae” la and can give her art the warmth daughter visited Mr. and Mrs. M. J. no C. E. meeting os the Easter Can­ hospital. EDUCATIONAL NOTE Coroner Yeomans Finds Rock­ trlct Court had no authority to re­ "perhaps the greatest factor in a ahe has gained through domestic Hoxle In Windsor one day last week. Charles B. Sikes was re-appointed cause of 111 health. view a decision o f the director of Andover—(kroner John H. Yeo­ Mra. Eva (Beaumont) Watson, 22, tata, "The Promise of Easter" was The regular meeting, of the Pittsfield, Mass.—Bricks from a happy marriage.” experience. Mr. and Mra. John Manning and Corpontioii. ville Driver Was Not Respon cemetery agent for another year. Funeral of Carl A. Beer tbe Veterans' Bureau In Washington mans filed a finding In which he wife of John T. Watson nnd a bride given in tbe Franklin Church and Liberty Hill Men's club was held long-idle brewery will be used to The finance committee waa ap­ The funeral of Carl Adolph Baer, held Frank Biercuk o f Wllllngton Open Today. Mr. and Mra. Mario Chamlee, who "I think the woman who lays her children Ruth and Gaylord and L.tss next Sunday evening the cantata build a parish school liore. sible for Coilins Death. when he denied a petition from of less than seven weeks, waa in­ Cora Manning spent Sunday with Monday evening, April 6 with a pointed as follows: H. H. McKnIght, 65, of 26 Windsor avenue, who died criminally responsible for the deaths have been married for 17 years, profession aside for a v/htle, to will be given In Lebanon Congrega­ the inclement weather. The mem­ The Rev. Levi Achim,. pastor of “Specialty Shop” M. E. Charter, F. O. Wood. Mrs. Bridget Horan of Hartford jured fatally last night by a light their brother-in-law and sister. Mr. tional church. on Tuesdav, was held this afternoon seeking to force the Veterans' Bu­ of Mrs. Biercuk and Michael Mar- bakery truck as she stepp^ from a also ranked "a philosophy that bring up children and contribute to bers were well paid for coming Notre Dame, saiu he had bought a WUhlnctoB, April 10.—(AP> — Rockville, April 10.—Coroner' Membership committee, H. L. meets daily problems" aa a leading and Mrs. Donald Collins in Bloom­ The Union Lenten service was at two o'clock from the home of bis reau to reinstate a war risk Insur­ vonek of Stafford Springs who were bus at a street Intersection. The Munlelpal building was eleaed her husband's advancement may go out as tho guest speaker, William half million used bricks from the ‘Teuciiliii: Ui* (tmnt atMl Induatry John Yeomens of Tolland county Hayden, H. N. Noble, John Bahler. son, William A. B aerbf 52H Spring killed March 33 when an automobile field. held at the Baptist church Friday ance policy taken out by her hus­ She died 15 minutes after the ac­ requirement. furttier In the end than the woman Green, of the Motor Vehicle De­ brewery for the school. the firit time, the Labor Rela­ yesterday exonerated Edwin G. Road committee, C. B. Sikes, C. street. Rev. K. Otto Klette, pastor drive by Biercuk overturned in today as town affairs wars halted “And there is a great deal of luck Mr. and Mra. Arthur Stevens and evening. The last meeting will be to r band and allowed to lapse. cident and before an ambulance who works without Interruption.” daughter Mias Ruth Stevens of Accessories Elnsiedel of 146 Grove street, Rock­ A. Cordtsen, John Bahler and Leon of the First Lutheran church offi­ West Stafford. In observation of Good Friday. A involved'in a happy marriage,” the held Thursday evening at the Con' tions Board today ordered the Jones Dobkln. North Grosvenordaie —The strike could be called. sign at the front door notified ail The Chamleea “met in opera, and Providence, R. I., spent Saturday gregatlonal church when Holy Com ville, from criminal responsibility In ciated. Burial was in Grove Hill Wllllmantlc—U. S. Representative two singers said. Laughlin Steel Corporation of the fatal accident on Saturday, It has been voted that the Ceme­ cemetery. of L700 non-union workers at the Dr. O. A. Moser, medical examin­ seekers for town officials that the first sang together in Detroit. She la with their brother and sister-in-law munlon will be held. Grosvenordaie Company, protesting William L. Higgins (R .), of South Chamlee, who wasr leading tenor They make all the DIFFERENCE lit ^ ttaburgh to reinstate ten em­ March 28, in which James Collins, tery Association assume the duties Garden d u b Meeting Postponed er, who attended the young woman, building would not be open during a native of Washington State, be of Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Geero. "The testimony of tbe Stones' ployes the board said had been dls- of the sexton In opening of graves, a proposed 10 per cent wage cut, ap­ Coventry told an I tervlewer be the day. at the Metropolitan Opera for eight California. Th -y foresee many years Mr. and Mrs'. Clayton S. WUUams was the subject of Rev. H. C. 19, of 8 Rock street, Roxbury, The regular April meeting of the favored postponing Congressional said death was caused by a fractur­ years then amlled, "it's advisable to ebarred for union activity. as soon as proper arrangements can peared hopelessly deadlocked when It waa the fourth holiday this of singing together. and sons, Erroll and Verne, have re­ CHiampes’ sermon on Sunday. Text, your suit Mass., was killed on the Rockville Rockville Garden Club -which was consideration of flood control bills ed skull. She aisc suffered a broken be very much, in love— fortunately, The company contended the ten Talcottville highway. be made. , scheduled for this evening has been the management and workers' repre­ }rear for the town officials and em­ turned, home after spending several Luke 19; 2-10 "And he answered sentatives reported after a confer­ until the next session o f Congress right lower Jaw ono othc. head In­ we still are." Next year; they will sing In Chi­ weeks In Sarasota, Fla. On their V ere let out for InclTIclency and Coroner Yeomans fllcd the deci­ Adoniram Coiinrll to Meet y postponed. Ann'juncement will be juries. ployees who observe New Year’s cago Opera. and said unto them, I tell you that. MAN-TAILORED? 'violation of rules. Adoniram Council, No. 14 R. A made the early part o f the week, as ence they could come to no agree­ because the haste which forthcom­ day, Lincoln’s birthday, Washing­ The tenor's wife, pretty Ruth return they drove through the part If these should hold their peace, the sion in the cose yesterday in Rock ment. ing adjournment would cause who John Swanson of West Hartford, They have Just sung in a Joint The board decided they either vine, OB follows: 8. M. will hold a special meeting to the place and time of the meet­ ton’s birthday and Good Friday. Miller, a lyric soprano who former­ of Geor^a where the tornado atones would Immediately cry out.” ing. Stamford—The theft of 70 aulta might lead to "faulty legislation." driver of the truck, which was own­ ly sang at the “Met", recently concert. Mrs. Chamlee called It, DRESSMAKER? iwere union officials or had been ac­ "James CoIHns, 19, late of 8 Rock this evening at eight o'clock In Ma­ ed by the Viking Bakery Company The next one-day vacation for of­ sonic Hall. The Royal, Select and Birth of men’s clothing, valued at $1,500, Hartford—William J. Farley, emerged from a five-year retire­ "one of the happiest nights of our tive in soliciting neyr members and street. Roxbury, Mass., was Instant of West Hartford, was not held by ficers and assistants will be Me­ Super Excellent degrees will be con­ from the Hendrie and Lovatt store State PWA director, reported to morial day, next month. ment. During that time she devoted lives.” ^distributing mnion literature. ly killed March 28, 1038 when he Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith o f Nyc Washington flood damage to roads, the police. SPORTS? Labor men here expected the was struck by an automobile oper­ ferred on a class of candidates. Re­ street arc the parents of a son, bom here nearly three weeks ago was Town social .lervlce workers wen herself to their young son, Archer Their son sent, in honor of freshments will be served at the disclosed by police. bridges, sewers and public buildings Constable Hewlett Hunt said busy at the State Armory wheiL . ' Mario. "mom's" emergence from retire­ .order to be challenged In court At ated by Edwin G. Einsiede of 146 on Wednesday at the Rockville City In Connecticut Is estimated at conclusion of the business session. hospital. Mrs. Smith was the former I4ikevl11e—Eugene C. Hoxlc, 38, Swanson was not at fault and that flood refugees are being oared "A woman should always be will­ ment, an Inaccurately spelled letter the board's hearing, the company Grove street, Rockville, Conn. Tae $4,220,000. marks on the highway boro out his PERSONAL FLOWERS accident occurred at about 7 p. m Y. M. r . A. Goal Not Ue.nched To Miss Christine Murphy. of Wlnstcd. was Injured seriously despite the holiday. The police sta­ ing to give up her career tempo­ from boarding school, saying: :contended the Wagner labor dls- Hartford—The Superior Court re­ statement that the truck was pro­ on the Rockvllle-Talcottvlllo road Dote No Meeting Tonight when he waa crushed between the tion was open an usual and tbs Po­ rarily for her husband's, if it is "Well, good luck to you and Mom jputes Act was unconstitutional. rear of a delivery truck he waa un­ fused to grant „n Injunction to a ceeding slowly at the time. Hut a .^That Act set up the board. near Jack's Filling Station. Although the goal of 32,500 set The regular meeting of General lice Court met for the trial of a possible for only one of the two to In the consert. I know It will be ^ The Flowers you wear are SUIT committee representing 200 Bristol "Collins was a pass'ngcr on a In the annual campaign for funds dr Kitchener Lodge No. 431, Sons of loading and an automobile. A hos' Mra. Watson had started to cross violator of the motor vehicle o^e. go ahead,” said Mrs. Chamlee. gralt." The desiclon described in detail pitnl at Sharon reported he might taxpayers who attacked the validity the street when she was struck. '^he effort of the Amalgamated As- Victoria Coach Line bus enroute the Tolland County Y.M.C.A. has ,St. George will not be held this eve­ The Manchester Trust Company not yet been reached, the sum of have a fractured pelvis. Policeman of that City’s Grand List The success of your Easter ensemble. by aii means I •'jsoclatlon of Iron, Steel and Tin from Boston to Now York. He was ning, Good Friday. The next regu­ and the Savings Bank of Manches­ $1,708.78 has been reported, with lar meeting will be held on April 24. George Relmer said be arrc.sted Ar­ Waterbury— A Superior Court Nutmeg and mace arc both prod- Workers, an American Federation accompanied by Hollis Hansen of jury returned a verdict of not guilty ter were closed biit all stores in ceeds go to the American Red Cross. many of’ the outside towns yet to thur Lane, 21, of Falla Village on a ucls of the same tree. Nutmeg Is town were open for businesa. Dainty creations of the choicest ^ Labor Union, to get a foothold In South Boston, Mass, A short time in the case of George R. Richter, AMATEURS AMD DANCING Winners of the amateur contest will after leaving Rockville Hansen ask­ report. Because of illness In the DIE.S AT AGE OF 101 reckless driving charge as a result the seed of the nutmeg tree, while be choeen by the applause of the '“ le company's Allquippa, Pa., plant communities, the work In some of of the accident. 37, of Bristol, charged with automo­ mace Is made from the fibrous cov­ blooms are priced from $1.00 up. "Bystematlo Term” ed the hue driver to make a rest bile homicide. The area of the District of Co­ audience. atop. The request was complied these outside towns has been de­ Mattawa, Ont., April 10— (A P )— Branford—^Two young men and ering o f the nutmeg seed. lumbia is 69 square miles. SANDY BEACH FEATURE "There efforts wero oountered by layed. but It Is felt that the progress Thomas Colbourne, born during the two young women were injured, one Discriminating women prefer Flowers from . itamattc terror,” the board said. with and Hansen left the bus. When he did not return after a short time, has been moat satisfactory to (Kate reign of William IV and who lived of them critically, when two auto­ LAMENT OF THE LOVTNO Milikowski. 9 ® * ''Officers of the union and organiz­ The report by teams Is na fol- mobiles and a truck collided at an the driver alighted and went to the under four subsequent British The grrand opening at Sandy ers who came Into Allquippa were lowi;; Team No. 1. A. S. Mc­ sovereigns, Victoria, Edward \GI. Intersection on the Boston Post Little Details To Make Your Akron. O.—Police Capt. Rae Wit We suggest the following Flowers for your cor­ And ESPECIALLY a Followed about by the private police rear of tho bus to look for Hansen. Clain. cnnUln. $81.50; Team No. 2. Beach ballroom on Saturday. April Collins followed the driver and see­ George V nnd Edward VIII, died road. William Coppola, 20, of Bran­ Hams might have remarked that Ward suitl W e’ve the of the respond'.nt— the ‘J. and L. A. E. Chatterton, captain, $68.50; here yesterday. ford suffered a poasible skull frac­ Easter Outfit A Big Success 18 will be a gala event with some­ sage or shoulder bouquet: Orchids, Lilies of Val­ ing Hansen on the opposite side of love did not laugh at the Locksmith smartest Spring styles PoUce.' 'learn No. 3, Roy Plavdoii. c'.plain, He claimed to be 101 yeats old ture. thing new and different, an amateur the highway ran from in back of night and dance. Cash prizes will who fitted the door of a downtown ley, Gardenias, Rosebuds, Sweet Peas, Violets, (every week new ar­ '*The more important union offi­ $80.00; Team No. 4, Reginald Kent, nnd spent the leiat 35 years of hla New London—Ellas Hagc, linen Silk and Cotton Blouses, $1.00 drug store. the bus diagonally across the road captain, $29.50; Team No. 8. Nelson life In a cabin on top of a moun­ Some sporty and others dressy. In all the be awarded; tbe first prize is $15.00, Gerbera. rivals from New York I) 1.98 cers were honored by the respon- merchant, reported to State police a At midnight he was telephoned ^ towards his friend. wanted Spring shades. the second $10.00 and the third $5.00. ilent with permanent shadows and Read, captain, $44.00; Team No. 6, tain. fake telephone call, asking him to from the pharmeicy. Up-to-the-minute fab­ “As Collins emerged from in back There will be bands, songs, whistles, rics—smooth finish or were followed even Into the nelgh- of the bus he continued mto the New la t h e r and Patent Leather dances, Impersonators, Instrument­ "I was telephoning my girl and “ Paris Styled l»ring town of Ambridge where path o f the car driven by Elnsiedel. al numbers and numerous other the proprietor locked up hla store,” Dial 6029 rough tweeds. .Jfewest Iheiy earried on their activities be­ "The center of the Elnsiedel car Bags, 49c and 98c things that will make this event a came In the perturbed voice of a colors: tan, gray, navy, cause o f the difficult situation in struck Collins causing a fracture of No. costume will be complete without one grand time. There is an opportun­ youth. brown —in monotones, Allquippa.” the skull, a broken neck and other of these smart ones. Red, navy, blue, brown, ity for the winners. There will be PoUce and the owner let him out. iblack. checks, plaids. AND Ilia board reported that 10,000 of Injuries. Elnsiedel did not stop bis seating capacity for 1,250 people. MILIKOWSKI - The Florist low Ward prices I Sizes HANDBAGS Aliquippa’s 80,000 inhabitants were Scotland had more marriages In car but continued towards Rock­ Reservations will be made if so de­ Hotel Sheridan Building from 12 to 46. employed hy. Jones and Laughlln, ville. Collins' body was carried 178 Fabric Gloves, 39c to 59c Rayon Undies sired. 1934 than in any other year since Never have had bags of this quality at suidi a price— tad that the company owns the feet by the car and then fell off, Twenty-five per cent of the pro­ 1921. Other Suits.. 7 to S4.N •tecl railway system, a bus system, landing on the south side o f the ^M«5h Included In brown, gray, navy, black 20c - 25c • 39c There are leather lined envelopes with zippers, big Step-Ins • Bloomers • Panties the water supply system and 674 highway. pouches of goatskin, extra large covered zipper top bags., j Iwellings occupied by employes. “An hour after the accident Eln- Th« New Silk lUb Bcngallne Vesta of soft calfskin, and trim shiny patents that will add The workers, the board said, bad sledel appeared at the Rockville lo- Laco Trimmed >eea givoi an "Employe Represen- Ilce station and reported that he Gloves, 59c VARDS that certain something to your new Spring suit. Atlon Plan" in 1688, but had not was the driver of the car which Brown • Navy Taffeta Slips >een given an opportunity to vote struck Collins. ^ c [ £ N '^ H its adoption. "I nnd that tho said accident and Buy Your Easter Flowers At Marlow’s Red, green, chaudron, navy, brown, black, The workers the board ordered tho resulting death were caused by . . . . . with wilt-proof white and gray. 'eemployed with back pay were; Collins running into the highway In We have a choice selection of fine Potted Plants for Easter— Nu-Loom Fabric Martin Oerstner.-Ha’T; V. Phil­ front‘of the approaching car and all locally grown. W E A R A or rogular soft collars ips, Angelo Voipe, Angelo Raszano, that no criminal act or omission or Slips The very latest fabrio. loyal Boyer, Eli Bosich, Martin carelessness on the part of Elnsiedel Easter Lilies ...... 59c-79c-90c materially contributed to the Bandeau top and Laatex in­ J im , Ow>rge Maroll, Domenic sert in the back. Srandy and Ronald Cox. death." Potted Hyacinths - Tulips - Narcissus *2 2 .5 0 SUIT FOR EASTER JOHN YEOMANS, Coroner. First Quality I Andover. Conn., April 9, 1636. 75c and $1.00 Easter Shirts 1 Elnsiedel will appear In Rockville Silk Hosiery 75 WMINGTON City Court later on a charge of Other Potted Plants for Easter, 10c - 35c Ser\-lce weight and chiffon. evading responsibility In connection Ail new shades. Pay 10 that irlll save gou moneg with the fatal accident. m — — Sally MoBee, daughter of To Present Cantata We Deliver, Too! 59c Representative Doris McBee, who is Stainer's sacred cantata "Cruel aifd do you ereditt Attending a school In South Caro­ flxlon" will be presented at the For it at lina, is home for the Easter recess. Rockville Methodist church this J Mias Buck o f Wllbraham. Mass., evening. The service will be held In ■vas the guest of Miss Rosa O. Hall the church auditorium starting at ph is week. seven thirty o'clock and Is given as RLO W c The children of the Center school a part of the Lenten observance of •e selling candy to purchase a cur­ the church. The public la Invited to W ards tain with the proceeds for the attend this musical service. FOR VALVES Wbool. The regular chorus choir of tho The Ladies' Aid society, will hold Methodist church will present the 1 V s r ifh d 7.29 Valus Its annual meeting Wednesday af- cantata as.sisted by about - twenty I loon at 2 o'clock at the Willing- voices from tho other choirs of the Hill church, with election of of- city. Tho cantata is being directed 1.98 . jrs. by John F. Wilby, organist and Bight members of Tolland Orange choir director of tho Methodist Tended the meeting of Ennetd church. The soloists of the cantata Irange, Monday evening and fur- will be Wilfred Kent, tenor and will buy those lahed part of the program. Re- Percy L. Cooley, bass. YOURS Iresbments were served. New Club Organized first |iort.-of call for Mrs. Johanna Hansen is the guest A new 4-H club has been organiz* o f Mr. and Mrs. Albert Mlcha at cd In the county with Mrs. W. S. ENGLISH DOESKIN "The Ridges" In Mansfleld. MrClatchcy as local leader. The club FOR A GLORIOUS EASTER - Mrs. Clarke Ruby Is making a will be known as the Country Sun- good recovery from her operation bonnets. The following girls qre and will return home from the members, Cynthia Pelzer, Margaret for your Easter Wardrobe ■Windham Memorial hospital the Shea, Joan Kingsbury, Barbara \ 'last o f this week. Robb, Caroline Mcrk 'and Doris Clark. There is nothing finer than English doeskin — it wears Mr. and Mrs. Clare Gaudette and The next meeting of the club will • Prtthrvnk Broadcloths and Fancy and washes and is seldom found at this price. White :^ m ily o f Stafford Springs visited < e r e p e a m rad p r iM t s her mother. Mrs. Kate Potter the be held at the home of tho president, FLOWERS Pattams and chamois. Then, too, there are those clever little ifirst o f the week. Barbara Robb on April i f . School Nurse Report Slnglo or Doubh-bnastods I • Fast Colors • slit back shorties in every conceivable color — violet; r William H. Sbedman, 72, who died Miss Margaret E. Dornheim has At Their BEST— From PARK HILL FLORISTS late Monday night at his home at 9 8 Starboard green, red, yellow, navy, white and many Just Issued her report for the month Plain or Sports Back Stylos I Thers are the main facta Those facts anafleld Depot, was bom In WII- of March as follows: During March would mike these shirts a buy at c igton, September 6. 1863, a son of others. 238 children were Inspected In class­ 1.291 Thanks to Wards mass BUY­ sorge and Maria Peck Stedman rooms. First aid was given to 38; Sturdy - Selected No detail has been omitted to fHe leaves his wife and a slater. ING and mass SELLING they’rs Be smart—Join the NAVY 14 talks were given nnd 39 were ex­ make these suits distinctive! only 98c I Your choice o f whites, col­ Mrs. AlberU UUls of Springfleld. cluded. The teeth of 847 children Tbe finest of Itb ric t, psN brigade this Spring! Brand He was employed for a num^r of wero Inspected nnd 349 wero noti­ ors, pattsrns. Yon’ll want stverall grears by the Merrow Machine com­ EASTER ferns and teHoring have been naw frocka-atarring pSp- fied they had carles permanent luma, smocking, crisp white pan y of Hartford. He waa In- teeth. The medical Inspections were combined by expert crafts­ wentivo and held a number of continued under the direction of men to produce a suit you'll accanta. Short or three- m tents. Dr. John E. Flaherty and Dr. E. H. LILIES be proud to wear I This year, quartar sleeves. Misaes’. I Fir. end Mrs. Waldo Cone and Metcalf. Five visits were made by chooae your Easter suit at E a ster TIES sixes; 14 to 20. M ildren have moved from Somers them and 170 children were inspect­ Calceolarias Mo the home of her parents, Mr. and Wards and save I In I 9 3 G Patterns . . . A lso women’s styles in ed. Milk was continued as usual Hydrangeas Mrs. Charles Korncr, at West and 1863 bottles of free milk was Fit to be tied—again and again, be- sises from 31 to 44. WllUngton. distributed during the month. Tulips . Hyacinths Somadting on cause they’re resilicntly constructed! ■ To date there have been three ap- Kiowa Council Meeting Rose Bushes y i c ations for old age pensions in An Important meeting of Kiowa Azalea Easter HATS All wool lined. Hand­ Council, Degree of Pocahontas will made I f aim o x Chapter. Order of Eastern be held this evening in Red Men's All the Best — By Every Testl Beat Spring ^ ^r, held a party last evening Hall at sight o'clock. Final plans shadea At O O S ___ lursdayl at Masonic hall in Mer- will be dlacu.ssed for the 28th anni­ Snapdragons Wards tUa fine J l ow. James Kerwin of Storrs and versary which Is to be held on April Narcissus fur felt It only. ■sis tan Is had charge. 22 in Princess Prln...... Hall. At the. meeL DalTodils Mies LIUlan Brown, teacher at Ing this evening Charter members' Tulips «aring Brook, motored to her home night will be observed and there wlU 2 pair for 1.75 I New Haven for the week-end. be the annual roll call. Gerbera SeleatllleanY Sealgned! WUUngton took three games from Mrs. Kate Williams, chairman of Roses 3 pair for 2.60 rairenvillo Tuesday night at the the ticket committee for the 28tli Carnations gcky Strike AUeya In the Good anniversary celebration has an­ PREP SUITS m l League matches. nounced that positively no tickets ^ Sweet Peas FOOTHEALTHS Mias Julia Kooiar o f the Willi- vviU be sold for the banquet after MUiUc SUte Normal echool. will April 11. The number of those to For the Corsage 9 5 ^ d the week-end with her par- attend will be turned in to the To relieve the amerity of man-tailored eolta 4 2 5 Extra Fasti S3 ALBA HOSIERY Jta. Mr. aad Mrs. John Konlar. Mann caterers at that time. 13 Roses • Violets • Orchids • Gardenias, Etc. ^ Marjorie PUeber, also of the Announcemcht baa also bean iMkatsSW wUlugulU rormal aebool ta at her borne. made that the event is not open to Men whs want styls, th a t OMf JVifsA SSara B: Bohoola cloeed Good Friday but the public, 'nckete for tho banquet may be secured by members, their comfort and tervict And fo r E A S T E R iere waa mall delivery on the rural Bccanss they’re made of Wte. husbands, wives or friende, rnd only RIGHT N O W ! the solution in Wards sturdy wool fabrics I Be­ About 16 people attended the len- members of the Red Men. their We’re offering for your garden, peren­ Foothealths. Arch sup­ You know Alba’s reputation. We’ve sold them for years vrivei or friends, membera of Kiowa cause they’rs styled and ■ aerrlce Wedneaday afternoon, nial plants that will bloom. Full iir- port and self-adjusting and thousands of women wear them exclusively. A bare U a drculaUng library for Council, their husbands or wives, cushion httl givt real tallorsd In ths manner ' Mlaaton CIrele on miaaionary femilies or friends may attend the structions for planting. 10c each. walUiig comfort. Solid young coUsga mtn prs- beautiful stocking in three weights — each with Alba’s dance which wlU follow the banquet fsrl Singls or donbls- in foreign countries In program. ’ Rock Garden Plants — 10c each. leather. Black calf. 6-11. famous reinforcements for,long wear — at a price that ;e of Mrs. Charles Vickery of brsaateds in sports backa Haven, a former missionary in Department Commander to Visit will fit any budget — 89c. Here \ r ^ An important meeting of the F r ^ Badstuebner Post No. 2090, NOTED AUTBOB O X Foreign Wars will be 803 — Real Sheer 3 Thread Chiffon held thU evening in the G.AJL iNew Tort. April 10—(AP) —The hail at eight o'clock. At this time 500 — Serviceable Sheer Chiffon “”"«tl« of Mix. Maty Roberts Department Commander Raymond 850 — Real 9 Thread Service Weight _Jhart, aoveilst, who underwent Frost o f New Britain and hu ataS \ operation yaaterday at the Hart- PARK HILL win make their annnsi vlrlt to the “ *»TlUon of the Columbia Pres- FLOWER SHOP posL All members are urged to 824-828 MAINo STREET n tg o m ery ard 46 Medical Center waa re- M TELEPHONE 5161W & Co. StelgeT'a Morning Matinee Bhreiy Thursday A t • Over WDROL ^ attend this meeting is poasible *n>ading noriata” 913 Main.Street Phone SMS MANCHESTER 1 to be “very good" t^i^v. According to a bulletin Just re­ ms w ~ o' t — •'ill iiirii ^ ^ J- " J '

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France, an old course of tbe Graf Troyble Brewin' In Hills campaign had beba sent to tbe 48 from a gun shot wound In a pasture that the flrst monthly conference of speaker, and the topic- of Z^pellD, companion ship to the Hln- REGISTRAR NEUTRAL PRESIDENT ROOSEVET communities but not all had yet CHRISTIAN BRETHREN about a mile from the family farm, ^OICE OF BUGLE hW DAIRY SURVEY HOLDS the field staff waa held at the offi­ marks’covered the various 1™ DEFENSE PACT dencurg. was token by the new Zep­ been anawtred. CHARLES RAY BUYS Monday afternoon, April 6. Otto, Rome Churches Crowded cial. headquarters, State Office of the county agents and -be < pelin after It planned first to go by Brown said that in the question­ who was twenty-two yea,s old, was Building, Hartford. eratlve assistance wMch they alls] way of the Netherlands, and then by IN POSTMASTER TILT REACHES WASHINGTON naires th at have been answered, CONVENTION OPENS well known and popular rdth the GRIPPING HUMAN DRAMA nRST MONTHLY SESSION A gieneral outline of tb c /£ ^ re s s lending the dairy fanners. FOR THE AMERICASItaly, to Its base. most of the offlclals said they bad (»)0DYEAR HOUSESyoung people. Relatives cbuld At Good Friday Services of tbe work to date was reviewed Many favorable comments haval Storms over Biscay Bay would iMorinrty Says He Did Not Vole not paid for the wires but "tup- ascribe no motive whatever for tbe by the administrative staff. The been received to date on the work! have opposed the ship In Its flight Dock Home After a 20 Day posed” the power company had. 20(h Annual GathcriuK Roinc act. The funeral was held Thuro- Lionel Barrymore Gives Stir­ Hear Favorable Reports on group waa addressed by Dr. George as It has ptogressed In the fleld.1 west of France and north to the Wednesday Night— Should Fifshing Trip— la in Excel­ Earlier, tbe committee had sought progress Already Mode; Hear Held in Odd Fellows H a ll- day afternoon at 2 o'clock at hla ring Performance as Missou­ Rome, April 10—(AP)—A mourn-^ Pope Piua attended a special Good E. Oorw*n, deputy commissioner and Thla la due. to a great extent, to tha t Netherlands. Not Takes Sides, He Says. lent Health. to show that the Farmers’ Inde­ home In (Columbia. of Extension Service. professional advisor. Dr. Corwin excellent co-operation given by thal Sooth and Central Republics ^ f o r s deciding on the Rhone Meetings Saturday and Sun­ ri Farmer Who Kills to fui sHence pervaded Rome today aa Friday maaa In the Stome chapel, pendent Council was an adjunct of day. Purchases 38 Dwellings But Avenge Dog. celebrated by the Papal Secretary out >ned additional facto pertinent dairy fanners who have been ap-? course, the Hlndenbiirg had charted Democratic Registrar of Voters Washington, April 10.—(AP)— tbe American Liberty League. devout Catholics flocked to the Senator E. R. DImock, D.V.S., to tbe program and a review of the proached. anoUior path over Mallorca, largest Dr. E. V. Wilcox, eecretary-treaa- of State, Cardinal PacelU, In the Urge a Mutual Assistance Edward Moriarty, although a mem­ President Roosevelt reached the The 20th annual convention of One of the most amazing and city’s 400 churcbea for traditional presence of 16 Cardinals. Oommlesloner of Domestic Animals, requirements demanded of each field of the Balearic Islands off Spain capital at 1:35 p. m. (eastern stand­ urer, the witnesa, conceded messages Says It Does Not Signify and E. G. Woodward, Dairy and in the Mediterranean: Genoa, Italy, ber of the Democratic town com­ Cbrietlan Brolliren opened for Its Recreation ('enter dramatic court cozes in history Good Friday services commemorat­ Worshippers heard tbe solemn man, followed by an open forum. Uranus Is the seventh of tbe ma-.! ard time) today after a 20-day fish­ had been sent to him and Stanley ing Christ’s sacrifice for mankind. strains of “Stabat Mater," the Food Commissioner, Joint sponso.e B. W. Ellis, director of co-opera­ Jor planets In distance from th e ' and the Splucgcn or Brenner Pass, mittee did not vote for any of the F. Morec, executive vice-president at first session this morning a t 10:30 cornea to life aa poignant, gripping -Treaty., . ing trip In the south. In Odd Fellows hall. At 2:30 the Inunediate Actirity. Items of Interest Particularly from noon until 3 p. hymn dedicated to the Virgin of tbe program, announced today tive extension service for the State sun, from.which It Is remove - N.orthern Italy, to Its homeland. three candidates for postmaster at The President, appearing In ex­ League offices. drama, tn "Tbe Voice of Bugle through D. A. Kirkland, director. Previous Rc|(ort the meeting of tbe committee held afternoon meeting came to order Ann,” based on MacKlnlay Kantor’s m.—the hours the Savior hung on Mother aa she stood at the foot of of Conhecilcut, waa the guest 1888 million miles. cellent health and humor, was met A Year Old the cross—tbe streets of the city the cross. Sundown wlU bring the The last previous report from the Wednesday evening. He said the council was estab­ and tonight a t 7 o'clock a meeting Friday. famous novel, and Incidentally gives Waahlnglon, April 10.—A concert Mr. Moriarty In e.-tpialnlflg today at the station by Mrs. Roosevelt, for Gospel testimony will be held were bushed by auspenelon of ordin­ hour of "desolata", when choirs sing Hlndenbiirg, made to Hamburg at Vlce-Prcaldent Garner, and five lished about a year ago, partly to re­ (Jbarlee Ray, proaldent and gen­ Both Recreation buildings will re­ Lionel Barrymore one of the most ary activity. the sorrowful mualc symbolizing the of American nrtlons, pledged to 9 p, m., lout night, salil the ship when ho did not vote for any of the sist government subaldizaticn and Tomorrow and Sunday meetings eral manager of the Rogers Paper gripping rolls since 'The Copper­ nutual aulatance In case of foreign three candidates said that as Regis­ members of tbc Cabinet: Secreta­ will take place at the some hours main closed all day today. In tbe places of worship, the grief of Mary a t tbe cross. had passed over Gibraltar, eastern ries' Hull, Morgentba'u, Wallace. control of farmers. Company, of this town, yesterday Saturday. head” and "A Free Soul". Metfo- solemn atmosphere waa Intenalfled Traditional local Good Friday vggreaalon, has been proposed to entrance to the Mediterranean, after trar of Voters ho represents all Wilcox. TO-year-old free lance and place, Odd Fellows hall, and no Goldwyn-Mayer’s colorful story of '.pTMldent Roosevelt by General Democrats and la willing to give Dern and Attorney-Genera' (Jum- meetings wlU be held In the Interim completed the largest realty trana- The boys’ swimming classes will by the absence of candles and tapers ceremonies were conducted In many crossing the South Atlantic. mlngs. writer, formerly with the Agricul­ eu;Uon of the year In Danielson meet as follows; Missouri hunters and their famous and tbe somber black and purple Italian villages. In Trapani. Sicily, Jorges Ubico, preside, t of the Re' From there. Its new course took sendee to all factions. He feels he ture Department, said bis poeition In Gospel halt. hoimds la now playing at the State It across Spain and France to Ger­ should hold a neutral position, M rs Roosevelt, with the vice- Speakers here for the convention when be purchased In hla own name 9:30 to 10:15 Beginners. draperies shrouding tbe sacred citizens carried through tbe streets public of Gautemala. president, went aboard the train was "tcchnlcaT' since the organiza­ 38 houses In the vicinity of the for­ 10:16 to 11:00 Intermediate. theater. It wUl continue through to­ Images. 20 great wooden statues, each more ^ The plan, presented for coneidcra- many. which prompted him for not taking tion's records are with Stanley F. Include John Bernard of Brighton. morrow. In tbe four great Roman baalllcaa, than 300 years old and representing tlon by the All-American Peace part In the vote any more than the immediately. Mass., Jam fs McCullough, Strat­ mer Goodyear plant In the village of 11:00 to 11:45 Advanced. The Chief Executive left tbe capi­ Morse, executive vice-president. ford; William Ferguson of Detroit, Goodyear In Danielson. The pur­ The children’s tap dancing claaaea Barrymore plays Spilng Davis, worshippers venerated the Holy a character In (Jhrlst’e paselon. THE EASTER The Hlndcnburg, on Its first flight chairman of the committee, who ' Conference to be held this eummer tal March 22 after three Umea de­ Morse yesterday refused to respond chase waa made from Joseph C. are scheduled as follows: the old farmer who kills a man to Cross, and heard sermons baaed on All Roman motion picture houses at Buenos Aires, in effect would call from Germany to Brazil, traveled by was also a neutral member. to a committee Invitation to appear Michigan; George Thomson of Christ'a reproaches to hla cruclflcrs and other amusement resorts will way of the Netherlande and the laying bis departure because i of Brantford, Ontario; 8. J. Rea, of Worth of Norwich. 9:00 to 9:30 Boys Class. avenge liis dog, and makeo a dra­ upon ^ the nations of Central and flood conditions. On his return Jour­ and demanded a formal subpoena. llie amount paid for the houses 10.00 to 10:30 Girls, Beginners. matic plea In court for dogs aa and viewed relica of bis passion and be closed tonight tn observance of South America for their adherence English channel to avoid crossing Chairman Black (D.. Ala.), read Hatboro. Ps., and Thomas Clark, of death. the mourning period. over French territory. ney he surveyed itorm-strlcken Falrhaven, Mias. waa not revealed. The homes are 10:30 to 11:00 Girls, Intermediate. man’s best friends. The dramatic to the Monroe Doctrine. areas In Georgia. Into the record a portion of the 11:00 to 11:30 Girls, Advanced. action la played against an Inter­ To preserve peace among the French -ifflclals said at the time A cordial invitation la extended located on Main street In the village Garner shook hands with Mr. Liberty League financial statement to all to attend the meetings i kof Goodyear, north and aouth of The men’s plunge period will be esting background, for with a pack American nations Jiemselvcs the that permission to fly over Franco filed with the House clerk showing PARADE would have been given, but that the Jealousy flames—and Sylvia Sidney throws herself between Henry Roosevelt on the platform of his convention. Ithe plant which waa purchased from 7 to 8 o’clock. of actual Missouri hounds, thrills of Ladles’ Night, Army and Navy club. Gautemalan chief executive sug­ Girl car. Morse received 1260 a month from ’more than a year ago by the Rogers The Orioles will play basketball fox-hunting ore staged. There la a April 27—11th annual concert of gested a Permanent Court of Inter- request was received too Isle to he. Fonda and Fred MacMurray to try to break up the fight that threat­ the League as consulting agricul­ Manchester answered, and that the failure to ens! It's a scene from the Technicolor version of "The Trail of the Dressed In a light gray suit and Paper Company. TWenty-four of from 8 to 9 o’clock. love romance running through the Beethoven Glee club at High school 'American Justice, modeled general. wearing no top coat, Mr. Roosevelt tural engineer last year during the the houses, mostly one, two and graphic story, In the hands of Eric hail. •1y after the ^crld Court at the grant authorization had no connec­ Scoat Lonesome Pine", in which the three are co-starred, and which opens Monday. tion with the political eltuatlon. Sunday at the State theater. remained for a few mlnutqp on the time he waa active with the CANDLE LIGHT SERVICE four-family type are now occupied, The men’s boxing class will be Linden, last Been with Barrymore In Date Book May 2—Dance, Auxtltory Univer­ 1 iHague, with Jurisdiction to settle by The French air ministry gave the rear platform for photographs be­ Farmers’ Council. Purchase of the houses. Mr. Ray held from 7 to 8 o’clock. “Ah Wilderness" and Maureen sity of Healing Arts, Jock and Jill For Men and Boys Varbitration all dlsputea among them. Hindenburg permission lost nlgbt to New§ fore motoring to the White House. Wilcox said he "didn't know” that stated, did not signify that the The women’s gym class will meet O’Sullivan. ' club. President XRilco’s proposals were fly over France, but declined to com­ A crowd stood outside the station Lament Du Pont of Delaware, heavy IS WELL AHENDED company intended Immediate in. Next Week. May 12-15—Annual Herald Cook­ 'Submitted In the form of a suggest- and dues collected. We had the foot Scouts and Lieutenant Tour- contributor to tha League, also bad from 7 to 8 o’clock. Richard Thorpe directed the pic­ ment on reports that the Zeppelin Horseshoe formation and Dolly naud held a class in home nursing. to wave a greeting to tbe returning dustrial activity. The men’s gym period will follow ture with deft skill that brings out April 14—’’Three Live Gbosta,” ing School, sessions at State Theater ,sd draft covenant. Included In his had met engine trouble. The air­ President. given 86,000 to the Council. The property secured by Mr. Ray 3-act play by Community Players, In morning, Iformal acceptance of President Smith and Mary Naven wore In­ During the Goodnight Circle Joan "Is Mr. Du Pont a farmer from 8:16 to 9 o’clock. all the human touches and shows ship WO.S reported to have radioed The annual meeting of the Girl vested. Games were played, one of Todd waa Invested into the troop. The Candle Light communion ser­ yesterday has clianged hands three The men’s plunge period will be the great attachment between the South Methodist church, sponsored Starts at House*s 'Roosevelt’s invitation to the confor- that It sought the shortest route which was a Nature game which leader?” Black asked os the witness vice last night at the Second Con­ times since owned by the Goodyear from 7 to 8 o’dock. by Wesleyan Guild. |xmce. They flrst must be approved Scout Council will be held Tuesday The Goldcnrod and Mountaineer grinned. hill people and, their hunting anl BOOOING THE QUESTION. home. afternoon. April 14, at 2 o'clock at Dorene Davla won. We closed with Patrols held a hike April .. The SAYS TEXAS OPHCIALS gregational church was well attend­ Interests. The Goodyear ' Company The women’s plunge period will mals. Barrymore mal.es an eloquent April 15—Blaster ball of Knights Ijby the conference agenda commlt- The Parle air ralnlotry expected headquarters. The annual reports the Goodnight circle and the sing­ meeting waa closed with the singing Wilcox testified Morse received ed. The minister. Rev. Dr. Ferrle sold to the Powdrell Associates follow from 8 to 9 o'clock. of Columbus a t Sunset Ridge club. ''ertiacment 25c FogU. With Your Name and Address. Robert Burdick spent the week­ Hudnut—MarvelouB — A me­ dnetlona. Per Dozen and Up end with his parents, Mr. and M -a. (Oonttnoed from Page One) dium priced line of gnigrous Charles Burdick at Manchester perfumes and toilet arrcsaorica. Green. out completely, and that tbe second a ueen Lipsticks • Oonipaots. Miss Marjorie Foote and Edward waa functioning Improperly. Foote, students of the Connecticut G ra n ts Permiialoii. 8ROM Buy your perfumes In sealed PERENNIALS State College are spending their Captain 'Von Schiller said the bottles—you are more certain EVERGREENS Easter recess at their home here. French government had granted per­ of Its being genuine. SEAL PART County Warden Daniels nd Dep­ mission to the Hindenburg to use YARDLEY of LONDON At Sacrifice Prices uty Warden Lathrup of Moosup the regular route of the Graf Zep­ were visltora at the Gilead Game pelin up tile Rhone valley "ns an ex­ Preplanted— rarm, Tuesday. ception, for the ship was In trou­ Now ia the time to make that foundation planting, ble.” (Potted) Mrs. fida Heck and Mias Bernice CANDY background or line screen, wind break or hedge. Many ^ iimmlngs, teachers at the GUeud He said the Hindenburg was mak­ 'schools attended a teachers’ meet­ ing 105 klloroeters an hour, com­ fine specimens at a fraction of their value. Prices will PLANTS ing at the Center school In Hebron pared to Its average of from 120 to rX)UlS SHERRY CANDIES be much higher when present surplus is disposed of. Tuesday afternoon. PU„s for grad­ 140 on the outward flight. \ Toueh of Old Paris—the Toast of Park ,\ve- New Process— uation were discussed and the class The condition of the englnc.s and "ur—ihe ehotre of all who love candy fhat Is Sure to Grow— song and poem were chosen. .storms over Biscay Bay, In the At­ different—delicious morsels—all Easter'packaged Mrs. Berl Lewis, teacher a t the lantic between France and Spain, —un appreciuted gift. Holcomb street school for the blind I however, the captain eal.1-, made It 25c ea. j In Hartford, is spending her Easter ..deairable for the Ilindenburg to take ?1.00 - SI.I O - S2.00 a pound vacation a t tbe home of H art E. the shorter Rlioi.' course home. $2.85 per doz. '.•fA Buell. This cut bOO kilometers from Its WHITMAN CANDIES FLOWERING SHRUBS .1 Mrs. Kate Krepopaky who makes Original course, west of France, by her home with her daughter, Mrs. way of the English channel and the The flneet American-made candy, ' Easter In Large Assortment packaged—at fl.OO, fl.50 and |2.00 a pound. Paul Potocek, to vtolUng another : Motherlands. Wrapped In daughter, Mro. Kata Marico, in Changed Its Course. Moistiireproof Newark. N. J. Carrying 38 passengers and a IMARY OLIVER CANDIES Fruit Trees — Vines and Plants The ladles degree team of tha He­ -1 - crow of 40, the Hindenburg report- Easter Ice Cream Cakes Paper bron Grange win liold a rehearsal •d it had resorted to the Rhone We a « local agents. Raster tmxed, OOe a half pound. SPECIAL KASTKK BOX OF 2 POUNDS Apple—Cherry—Plum—Pear—Peach, Good assort­ of the third degree a t the Gilead POWERFUL hi-test gasoline. A patented top^Iinder valves. . . reduces carbon and corrosion . . . protects pistons ,'.f«utc, after first plotting another FDR 81.00. Fro-Joy Special...... ,35c ment of varieties, including new and old favorites. Ail 15c ea. Hall this evening a t 7:30 o’clock. i path over the Mediterranean, Italy This team has accepted on Invita­ A oil. A spedtd carbon-solvent. AH 3 are blended to­ and upper-cylinders from wear . . . assures a more power­ ‘.'•Bd Bsritzerland. a Other Osndlee: Apollo - Sehrafft's - Kemp's - Seal-Kraft pixiccssed, the best plant insurance. Sl,50 doz. tion to work the third degree In gether in 1936 Tydol. . . and ail 3 are yours at the price you ful, smoother, more economical motor. This route, however, would have Vogue - Kettle Brook - Cynthia Sweets. EASTER UQUORS Oolcbeater, Monday evening, April ' ■ocetzltated a crossing of the Alps. Wine, fnU quarto, "Jean Whiskey, quart OSo. 13. now pay for old-fashioned gasolines! The Hindenburg was over Barce- Buy Tydol today I Get this new-type triple-action gasoline, Oonld”-^ I d and mel­ Gin, quart for 08c. Rev. and M n. Berl Lewis and , loaa. Spain, when It sent Its flrst low—AOc. Worth more. Experts In Attendance. If You Have a Plan or Photograph of Your Grounds Bring Them Mrs. Bertha Hubbard were visitors Every gallon of Tydol contains 192 drops of a patented get its premium performance at no premium in price. FJBonilng report a t 8:00 a. m. (2:00 Mllahiro Gin, HeabMB Ginger Ale Speetal! In Hartford, Tuesday. 't a. tn., s. s. t. made. Fifth 08e. lOe bottle Along — ADVICE FREE. Mlsa AUene Warner and MUe 'top-cyl^der oil and carbtm-solvent. This prevents sticking Tide Water Oil Compoog . . . SSSO Main S t, Hartford, Conn. Dispatches from oorrespondents EASTER NOVELTIES Porto Rleo Rum, fifths Crab Orchard, 05 proof,' Barbara Fish, delegates from the Tel. Hartford 7-2221 ‘ >ard the ship did not mention any far llJ a . 80o pint. C. I. C, Sunday ocbool claos, visited titenWi IW. f. W, •.*. . ^^cultiez, but remarked that the Candy Bunnies - Chirks . Novelties In Wood Mrs. Clarenca J. FogU at the Hart­ ^Stppelin was making only 80 ktlo- and other forms for the Kiddles or shnt-tns. De- ford boopltal Tuesday, and present­ gSstsrs an hour, instead of the lao Hghtful baoketi of randlre—priced low. ed with an Blaster basket THERE'S 1 g la 140 Irilometsrs aa bonr, avotagod KODAKS AND FILMS C. E. WILSON & C0„ Inc . The schools In Qilesd closed fi Beeotifal Easier Rabbit cy>mblnat1on Baaketa. h i the outward Journey, the ship's made by Whitman. Our Kodak Agesicy ISection ofliere a apaetal Thursday afternoon and wlU reopen |K kt Sight to BrasU. Owierk for eolj 08c. MANCHfiSTER, CONN. Monday morning, April 13. AN I^NGINESRIN w^Tbit rsduosd Kised, diraet advicas I te ta r unea — Hjaclntlu — B}dnngeaa — and Great oorrow to felt In this com­ .Take ptetmea Easter and naa o«r special S-boor Location: Eqtrancg T^iTonifh Place at 282 North Main Street, 200 Feet West af Depot Squaure. munity for Mra. Julia German and imaa tlto HiiKiliAboig said w as: other potted plants. No eeeonda. developing earvloe—Nona beitbr. E V S itT Id by strong bsad windk Open 7:A0 A. M. to 9:0(1 P. M„ Including Sundays — Rain or Shine — Ample Parking Space. family, of Weat atroet, Columbia, ------IhowaJWosr ad' whose eon, Otto, was found desd T J FRIDAT, APRIL, 10,19«6. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APR it 10,198«. PAGE ————— ■■ ' ' '' 4Uuirifr0trr quences be any different from the so aiure that it would strike Jim Far­ Jones by hli beUlgerent champion­ celebrilUa bU 17th year aa a Ut- cbsnns by showing tb sa a full League's consequences T ley as being such a bad notion after ship of taxpayers and bondholdera tooUL Even he cannot hudn to view of Buffalo BtlT galloping ovsr against auch interests as tbs Van riN II Granted that war Is* the stupidest, all. Jim Is a good enough politi­ recall a portion of the pictures tbe plains that is diptotid across Sv/eringena,. Kuhn-Loeb, and Mor­ he's done on muscles and biceps, DEEDS NOT D E n O IR Sm titg fltrald cian to know that It might bs bettor bis back . . . Nudes, by tbe way, AThought] most destructive and most hopeless gan. but of one spectacular job, be Is are no longer fashionable. ^ PUBLISHED BT THL conceivable solution to the muddle r.tratcgy to have all the Democrats Frank finally decided to return ilOntJU4> PRINTING COMPANY, INC. perennially proud. That was the Although In a decline, the tat- IS I f Into which Europe has gotten Itself, mad at a Republican than to have to private practice, but Secretary NEW time he sketched the physiogno­ tooer's art is not dead yet. Not Be that salth, 1 know Him, and It Btvsell ntre«t Ickcs retained him aa apeclal coun­ keepeth not His commandments. Is MABch«9tc]. Conn. It still seems to be the only one. half the Democrats mad at the other mies of six United States Presi­ while sailors still put to.aes and THOMAS FERGUSON sel In PW A power coses. The dents on tbe -fair skin ot Lady come back to port. a liar, and tbe truth Is not In him. H igh S chool W orld Ooaoral Mannvor And the only possible chance that half. Greenwood County cose bad been Viola, a circus sideshow queen, —John 1 ;4, Story of KsnsM GorenMr; Foandad Oetobar 1, I t ll wrar may prove a solution lies In the badly botched by PW A. lost In fed­ YORK and then topped the rartraits by VoL III., No. S4. pared in Book Form~. eral court, and appealed to the MtMcmiei sc Pertonal Fatter Friday, April 10,1936. Compiled by Students of Manchester High School PnbUahad Bvanr Evaninr Except probability that there will be so few etching an outline of the Capitol Personals and Such: Edmund Satan waa tbe first that practised t- ■ ■ Miss Uslen Bstss, Faculty Adviser Bundbya and Holidaya. Entered at the THE BOY’S FISH POLE court of appeals. dome on her back. The remainder falsehood under saintly show.—^Mil- How He Gets Things Poat Office at Mauchealer, Conn., ae people left In Europe after It 1s over Frank snatched the case back SAIIAIRS COME TO TOWN—AND Lowe is the shyest of tbe movie To a very clever artist who signs of her anatomy, he devoted to etars during his public appear­ ton. Second Claaa Mall Ma*ter. that they won't need each other's from the higher court, reargued It BRING THEIR NEEDLEWORK! non-polltical subjects. He drew FROM IS OFF' CHOOSE SOLOISTS FOR M. R. R." we arc Indebted for an on new grounds, and won a bril­ ances In New York. ICAFT. EDWARD HOLMES (Book Rovtewj SUBSCRIPTION RATES territory any more for the support the faces of ten movie stars on Dashiell ‘ Hammett is the physi­ Forks were Introduced Into Eng­ PUPIL EXPERIENCES GHOST WRITING OFFERS CONCERT One Tear, by mall ...... M.OO opportunity to gaze, for’ the very liant victory. By GEORGE ROSS her arras and her legs are gdven land by Thomas Coryat in 1608. The Junior-Senior Prom, World Staff Ossda Not Dsfletts, ths of the handful populations. cal counterpart of bis famed char­ which was to be held on April READY TO WECOME Per Month, by ma 1 ...... t .<0 first time In a long life, upon the over to Babe Ruth, Charlie Chap­ The High School World Is pub­ Eleanor Bsrgren and Chester Alfred M. London by Rlcbardr^ Slnsle Copy ...... I .Ot New York. April 10—When Pro­ acter. "The Thin Man." 24, was called off definitely be­ TO TALK ON TRATEIS Fowler with u Introduetloh by pictured figure of a small-boy lin, Tom Mix, Ben Turpin and lished on Wednesdays and Sat­ PROFITABLE CAREER Sblslds have been oboaen as Delivered one year ...... |9.00 fessor Jack disappeared from hit Lillian Heilman, who Wrote FLOOD CONDITIONS cause too small a number of urdays by tbe students of Man­ Ham Allen White. This IttUs OFF THEIR BEAM other screen romancers. 1 hear "The Children's Hour" and Its solotata for ths coming glee club FAMOUS PERSONS MEMBER OF TH -T^SS^QIATED angler who Is not carrying a clum.iy tatoo shop on South Street, the boys that she lately applied a portrait students were planning to at­ chester High school. concert to bs bald May ll. The tells tbe story of Qovernor Health and Diet who cover tho waterfront sighed screen version, "These Three," Is tend. Those who did wish to go PRESS Profound as may bs one's respect crooked stick In lieu of a fish pole. of Franchot Tone. Professional Diver Has Battled Edltors-ln-C^hlef: Fellol. Diving Outfit at Assemblies. wln. Athletes. Public Speakbg Class Prac* It is a story of getting boy which day before yc.sterday we was, figured prominently In the now occupies Prof. Jack's throne. ed nose he received at the fist of the plans. .per1 and aleo the local newe pub- where the Massnchusctt.s Supreme Those of the clan who still survive ' Feature Editor; Dorothy Post. done, of a m u with few cha fahed1 herein. trade. He held down the last of the George White aa laU as last week. TALK K protested was the tnio kind of coun­ Night id Warehouse and in Spprts GkUtor: WlUlam Moore. tics that would bo Identified, A)1 rlirhte of reptibUcailonB of Court gets off In establishing Its Many a dlscmiraged mother tattooing shops on South street, near the waterfronts also Include Your correspondent's choice os A rare treat Is in store for thoee An idea that might bs valuable NEWSPAPER IN FRENCH apeclal diepatehee herein are also-re* try boy who goes ashing— the kind '.Sailor” Joe Van Hart at 16 Bow­ the funniest radio comedians; Col. Bhcchange Editor; Dana Beach. tices IntrodncHons Rang­ genius who, somehow, in his » own definitions of tragedy and bur­ writes to me about the child who where seafaring men meet. and other building go by with the who plan to attend tbe lecture of for a vocation for young writsrs, state m uagtd to put through a served. wiio has brains enough to pick out a Prof. Jack was In business for ery . . . or Professor T'ed of 42 Stoopnagle and Budd. for 1936 Alumni Bklltor: Sam Pratt. lesque and ascribing to each of these wets the bed. Sometimes tbe lack Manchester Armory. roaring water on unknown journeys the noted deep-sea diver. Captain Art fiklltor: Dana O a r^ . flcult u d thorough going proi Fall service •llent of N E A Sorv* of control of the bladder evacuation many years and his human murals Bowery who. In off-season, paints It was Walter O'Keefe who was Illustrated In an oral report PRESENTED BY HERALD ing from n Dace to Farley. developments of the theater Its exact straight sapling to use os a rod; the "Must Vacate" signs for haber­ never to return. Edward Holmes, who Is to appear Rem>rtors: Mary Boltnsky, v i­ Hls obstulea were the ustad ice, Inc. Is persistent, occurring with ■ great are probably risable today on started the Song vouge with "The given In senior English by Birgstt a closely divided legislature wll spot In the reslm of entertainment. universal kind, despite the everlast­ dasheries . . . or Bob Wicks of 9 Daring Young Man on the Flying Oonie To Honohester ' here on April 13. ola DeGraw, Alice Mason, Mary Pablleher'a Representative: The regularity night after night, or brawny salts In every navigable Friasll, on the "Ghosting Business." own party still carrying ths v ing libels by topical cover artists. sea. Why he vanished, no one Chatham Square, who also dabbles Trapeze." No coaxing can gat him EDITOR'S NOTE: Winifred Sheri­ A t two o'clock Sunday afternoon A man of wide experience and Quish, Ruth Shedd, Frank Shel­ Foreign Languoge Paper Print­ Julius Mathews Spectnl Aifency-^New In the first place where did the even several times In the same dan, M. H. S. senior, was asked to the "Annabell” bus came through repute, Captain Holmes relates, in don, George Frost, Lois Agard. Many famous people and athletss I f Premier Mussolini, Irving 8. of uclent u d recurring fa York, Chicago, DotroU ami Boston. This kid has the conventional flve- seems to know except that the In oil paintings which he places to sing It now. ed in U. S. Gives Modern judges of the B.iy Stale Suprodic night: while sometimes It occurs on exhibition at Greenwich Vil­ describe her experiences when the deep water, which was up to tbe a most Interesting way, many of his Barbara Calroon, Joanne Cude. are not able to write, and, as there Oobb, u d James A. Farley should fights. And yet, tbe story ot < only occasionally when the child is Professor was once heard to speak Unage. ernor London's two adminlsh MEMBER AUDIT BUREAU OF and-trn oiitllt of line, bob and eyed lage's b1 frescoe shows . . . or the recent floor drove her family fenders. It drove up to tho ware­ thrilling tales of under-water adven­ Michael Haberero, William Is a demand for the thluge that they Court get their education In the sub­ ovcr-exclted. of retiring. Terns, or sea swallows, are said come to Muohsster High school to u s m CIRCULATIONS. hook, and the conventional night- from their South Windsor home. tures. His thirty years pursuit of Knapp, Dorothy Schrolber, Jean­ have to eay. they employ write.-e In K would bo much ject of burlesque shows? In the But while tattoolst have de­ Andy Sturtz who convinces hla to have a greater "homing sense" house and some nine town officials 'The French plan of peace rcor- address ths assembly, tpssohta of In- exciting If hs bad beu In the majority of cases, wetting customers of tattoo's aesthetic got out ot the bus and came Into work of this nature have afforded ette Brousscau, Ann Howarth. knonm ae "gboet writers" to do tbs The Herald PrlntlnR Company. Ino., crawler Is finding Its way out of his preciated considerably In number than pigeons. g u ises ths oellsctlvs security In troduetlon are ready for them, as with leas of that IntangibU i aaeumee no financial responsibility old Howard Athenetim In Boston of the bed or enuresis. Is largely the Waters rose so fast during the the warehouse. They told us we him some great thrills, and his tales Irena Johnson, Marlon Olson, writing signed by tbs wsll-know.. worm pail, which should go some during the past few years, they J:an Oark, Peggy Woodruff. Europe" says ths main hcadllns of eallsd Isadsrsbip. From ths < for typographical errors appearing In course, for In the days of their hur- result of habit. Usually the child arc by no means extinct. Practi­ were to leave there. Everyone got of salvaging valuables from sunken name. well as for 28 other well-known advertisements In the Manehester dtstnncc toward soothing the shock first few days of the flood that none Nelson Richmond. Manuel ».■•- ths April a "(X>urrier Dec Etata- tie point of view It Is too bad lecuc-golng yofith there was no other Is a heavy sleeper and Is not awak­ tioners of this fleshly needle­ ready and a half-hour later we were steamers, recovering drowned bod­ In 1921, Christy WaUh started mqn u d women. Students of the Evening Herald. ened by the accident. Of course, knew what to make of IL Thursday ies and raising vessels, are sure to trinsky. what ie called the Christy Walsh Unis", a French newspaper recently bis program seemed to roll ofmrTii to an art editor, but wears tiic kind work are scarce but available In on the road for Manchester. First Public Speaking class p la n te d opp^ttlon on greased wberta. where In Massachusetts where the there are other causes but It must morning when we were on our way hold the Interest of even the most Typists: Dorothy Gustafson. Syndicate, and "has, for fourteen added to tho French department as FRIDAY. APRIL 10 of clothes that boys In the country Manhattan where Uie boats come we went to the "Edgewood House” , Katherine O'Brien, Margarst a sample of the modem French three-mtnute "Introductions" In the if there Is drama In bis Ufo I spear bearers tnvdrtod In all the be admitted that the moat common In. Sometimes they arc situated to school, little did we know or Indifferent listener. years, controlled the literary and arc likely to wear and—praise be! where we were all axamlned. Next Peabody and Bernice Mgrah. Idiom to he read u d studied. assembly hall last week, tbs drama ot a sane, careful; glory of 174 pound average of beer- cause Is faulty training which al­ In the back of barbershops, the was the State Armory. In direct contrast to his exclUng testimonial output of many of ness m u making a ucoene —ho has Just cut himself a straight, lows tho habit to start. think that we were to have a hard America’s famous athletes." Archie Kilpatrick, of the M u - BRISTOL TAX CASE and-plgs'-knuckles pulchritude. And rear of penny arcades and, aa 7-95 When we got out of tbe bus, the past. Is tho site of bis present home, Frank "Bring ’Em Back Altvs" bustneis in which a m u b u ; Enuresis Is said to exi.st In the $ time to get home. Elssex, Conn. Having been asked "Ghoet writing" Is old. It has Chester Evening Hemtd staff, told tapering nnrl whippy pole such os often as not. In the forepart of a In our Rug Department we guards would not let anyone enter Buck, w u Introduced by Gordon right or a pauper—the on bu. Judge Ernest A. Inglls* decision we will leave It to any other Su­ child of three who manifests Im­ Friday morning, when we were once why he had chosen «o quiet a been said that Washington's Fare­ M lw Jeanne Low, head of the any boy cun llnn. The first front veranda. Tho windows are all reviews, radio programs, literary merits; for example. In some chil­ "to send back." Therefore, to "kick won. Tho student wrote an "over- box, u d a student's column fill u - man In bis yachting world, tieroe ance; neither can they be Justly that "tragedy Is the highest type of yers and other corporation law­ night everyone stayed up and took broken, and one side Is gone. All the James Toman Displays Wit As the bucket" In the Egyptian hle.O' chivalrous article which ploturud related u usedoto Illustrating Sir Presut-day recreation rooan',1 dren. bcd-wettlng 1s mainly a be­ turns watching the water. Five or other page, Editorials u d feature diarged with failure of duty merely dramatization" we feel that It Is yers and lobbyists Is not so much havior problem, arising from an un­ furniture which they did not have College Editor. glirphlcs Indicates or symbollz'w ths losers as the greatest team In Thomas’ originality In advertising. designed to be barrooms or the size of tho sum or the fact that six tvotild go out and watch then Btories are set off by themselves on rooms for oduUs, rather th u ; because they have availed them- time somebody went along up to the conscious desire on tho part of the time to move was taken by the roar­ death—the return of an empty history.” Rockne was accused of the third. The smsll market report When tbe futufo food magnate was stockholders and consumers have child to attract the attention of the 9 .9 5 run In. and say, "The water !s still ing water; the wall paper was taken Proof that college students are bucket, a body without life. Anoth­ boasUng that his athletes had beat- beginning hla career In a small rooms for children. selvee of It United States Supreme Court. to foot the bill. $ coming up. What will we do?' given Is a rather unusual Item for parents. The child generally feels off the walls, and the telephone was not always the sedate Intellectuals er current word "lynching" comes oa tho greatest team In the world, so small a paper. shop, he bought two fine pigs, —Mn. Robert H. Junisoo, l As we see It, the declalon- hangs What, pray. Is there about trag­ It's the fact that all the money What a night that was! pulled from the wrall and cannot they are reported to be la amply originally from the name of one of and fter that he did his own writ­ scrubbed them ind bedecked them land otabwoman. seems to bo going down tho equiva­ neglected and takes this way of One articl? on the front page U very largely on that queetton of defl- edy that makes It the highest ex­ getting revenge. Understanding Saturday morning found $11 alt be foimd. provided In the April Fool's Issue of the first Americans who l3mched ing. with ribbons u d signs reading: lent of a ratliole. A t any rate, someone. about Lindbergh u d eoneemed hls The punt, pau, u d prayer 'nlta reeponsiblllty. The law seeks pression of the dramatic art? The and removal of the psychic cause ting around wltli their chins In their Now we are back In our home, the "CTark News", edited by our All-American Board of Football getting permission from the English "W e’re going to Upton's, the beat that's what the record suggests to own James Tolman, '32, now a Great Men Superstitious ilace to get Irish bacon." Hs had torn Is out . . . ws haven't; a Just and equitable assessment of mere fact that a lot of the charac­ date. • Is all that is needed to cause the hands, with long faces. No one and all things are back to normal One of Walsh's luckleet strokes of government to fly over the British complete disappearance of the bed­ wanted to talk or do anything. rolling along with the rest of the junior at Oark. Although It Is generally conced'Hl fbe pigs driven through downtown good m u for praying. taxable property an(^ it la the aaacss- ters" come to untimely, lugubrious The U. 8. Supreme Court, In business was In his invention of the Isles on the condition that he would —Harry Klpke, football oooeh. wetting. In such a case. About ten o'clock some one came world. Those perpetual flashes of wit for that superstitions are usually com­ not fly for commercial reasons or London, which tied up traffic and ota’ duty to aee that such an assess­ and usually violent end.s? If so, turning down the illustrnus and mon among the more ignorant peo­ All-American Board of Football. venity of Michigan, In the average case, where faulty with mattresses and bedding. —Winifred Sheridan. which Jimmy was noted Ih Man­ This Is made up of tho great coach, accept payment from uirone for got all London's attention on Up­ expensive John W. Davis himself, ple "some of tho world's greatest ton’s stores. ment Is produced. Whila certain then the sIaughter-ho\isc drama of by refusing to hear a suit to test training has led to the establish­ Then came the Red C.oss with chester High school are still much es of football, and they do writing this flight. The article quoted him thinkers have been slaves to supe.-- Pierce referred to the cup pre­ Why all this dignity? Good i steps are required and certain other Hollywood five years ago puts the constitutionality of tho public utili­ ment of this habit of wetting the food enough to feed the country. in evidence. His editorial on the during tho football season, "person­ as saying, when ho presented him­ I'm majror of a great city bed, excellent results are secured stitlons. Sir Walter Scott would not sented to Sir Thomas aa a token of methods that the assessors might everlasting artistic klbo.sh on ties holding company act, refused Some one else brought In a radio first day In April Is packed with ally through gl.osU" and at the self before the English authorities; have a right to corns to Wa ' n writ of certiorari for the first by very simple means. The first and cards. That night the water SPECIAL BROADCASTS laughs. rislt Melrose Abbey at night be­ end of the season pick up an All- "My name is Lindbergh. I wish to his sportsmanship In racing the use ore neither required nor prohib­ Shakespeare or any of the old cause of the superstitious dread of Shamrocks I. II, IH. IV, u d V, in and u y what I think, u d nob time in a New Deal case and thing to do is to restiiel the water i tased to rise. The next tfclng to do Jimmy carefully explains In hla American football team. renew my pilot's license. 1 am going to stop roe. ited, one may perceive In tho ruling Greeks, Ixicausc you can give plaus­ enormously strengthened tho gov­ drinking after 4 In the afternoon. waa to got the people to forget most serious manner the strange bogies and ghosts. Napoleon had a sorry to disturb you and I hope spite of the fact that he was never horror for black cats. Peter the Christy still does a little ghosting —Mayor WlUlam N. MeNaIr, : the principle Jtbat wherever the ernment's hand In the attempt to The second thing to do Is to decide about water and get down to fun. FOR EASTER SUNDAY condition of the "Clarque Pnews" there wtll bs no difficulties.” able to win ths 'nternational trophy ibility to ten times as many murders Great would not cross hr. Jgea be­ himself, but most of the writing Is burgh. break up the holding company not to punish the child. Scolding Some played curds; some checkers; (the name given the "Clark News" done by hls hired Ghosts, of which A rough trusIsUon of uother of from tbs United States. sseeeeoni adopt as their own the by the tommy-gun method as when cause of a superstitious fear." LucUIe Madsr presented WUUara racket. him or nagging at him will do Iltlle while the younger greup danced. In the April Fool's Issue.) It was he hsa hundreds. Tho writing should the articles la aa follows: Headed; Thera arc no brimstono co technical measures of appralial em­ ladles bad to wait a week for a good and will serve to make mat­ Moat of the commoi. superstitions "The condenmatlon of some Oer- Randolph Hearst os "a king of Few know It. but the court has Saturday night it waa s changed Violins Important to Phil Bak­ tbe plotting tVarlocks of Worustcr have historiea. "Some authorities not bo done the way a celebrity In tbeu days, u d u rm o u ployed by some hired agency, the chance to slip In the pohson drops an unwritten rule that any time ters worse. Instead of scolding him crowd—like a group of yoimg peo­ who plotted a terrible revenge and talks, as might bs expected, but n m u spies—Metz, Fruce, April 3. great mechuism, which we may longer preached of the venge er and Jack Benny— Fay are of the opinion that the horse­ well call tbe herald of the future result of those measures become the or gentlemen m\ist perforce prowl three Justices want such a writ for his failures, praise him for hts ple on a picnic. Everyone slept like brought It about. the way the public thinks ne talks. Two Nazis accused of having taken an angry God. successes. When he keeps the bed Wray and Lee Tracy Head shoe is regarded ns a good luck and the record of muklnd's aeacssors' results, for which they are quite a while before opportunity they can have one. This knowledge rocks Saturday. The "News" office, says James Christ; runs a school for "aspiring some documents and some plans on —Tho Rev. Dr. E d gu TUfoo,'; and the Indication that at least dry during tho night, call this to his Cast on Lux Radio Theater. omen because It resembles the cre.s- French fortifications of the frontier achievements —the printing press." New York Olty. responsible and for arriving at which Sunday morning everyone waa up was filled with the sounds of the cent moon. An old legend is that young ghosts," which Is sort of a opens to stick a slim poignard in a seven justices sustained Solicitor attention In a reassuring way so school of Journsllsm. In the service of tho Germans were Mr. Hearst, the class learned, was at 5:80 a. m. Tbe first thing we did "grunting of cockroaches as they Eve, upon being ejected from Para­ about to address ths assembly on they cannot be held negligent If they king's liver. General Stanley Rced|s contention that he will look for further Im­ meuidtbled valuable back-numbers —Dorothy Post condemned to five years' Imprison­ provement. The use of suggestion was to go out to see the water; It Easter morning wrtU bring special dise, too a four-leafed clover with "the freedom of the press.” have followed their beat judgment In Some of the worst plays ever that the petition Involving the was going down very fast. Wo could and unabridged editions, and tbe ment. A t the expiration of their American States Public Berries — Ruth Bbedd, S’*#?:*’'"--* LGETEH MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 10,1988. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN.. ERTTTAT. AEKTC Tll. 198!*, TARBI

Bid for Olympic Honor That Failed town. Tow-h streeL surface oiling 3 Sherman road. S'irfacc oiling 2 a victim or unjustified aggression, groups ot 5 ui 8, he told' tie J AND BUDGE SET Condition Of miles. miles. NEW SANCTIONS THREAT and Italv, an aggreaaor unanimous­ was Good Friday and rMsai THE POET'S COLUMN Route No. 4— New . Hartford. Route No. U. 8. 44i—New Hart­ ly condemned by the League." on 'thstr promlst to spmd "ktU LEAFS GREAT RALLY DOWNS WINGS, 4-3 Nepaug Dam road. Surface oiling 3 ford. Wluated-New Hartford road. The Ethiopian government ask­ 16 mlnutss bslng sorry" In wb INNER CHAMBERS <|>'Waa but to bring me back again State Roads miles. Surface oiling 5 miles, 1 MADE BY THE LEAGUE ed; "Is a correct Interpretation of church to which tosy belongs Route No. U. S. 6—Manchealer. world public opinion to make no FOR DAVIS CUP OPENER To aw'amp me in sin's mire. Route No. 74— Wllllngton. WIU- ((.ktntlmird from Page One) Judge Curran promised g Thera are many chambere in my To God I prayed for 'grace and Construction and oiling work In East Center .street. Surface oiling Ir.fton-Warrenvllle road. Surface distinction between an aggressor heart. er penalty, however, if any of i Btreagth— force In the Siate ot Connecticut I 1-2 miles. ullliig 1 mile. plcnlpotenttarloa In Geneva next and a victim and merely to make EXPECT GALAN AND Some are filled with things showed up before him Easter Little Slam and Slam HA power came from above— announced by the Connecticut high­ Ron •» No. 8- -Torringtou. Thomas- Route No. S3- Manchester. Oak­ Tuesdaj and that Do Madariaga one mote Platonic appeal to bo'di TORONTO TURNS ON From which I nevei could part. day morning, bty Mhe Faces Hernan­ Ir.'vow^ I’d go the whole road’s way department as of April 8, 1936: ton-Winstctl road. Surface oiling 8 land street. Surface oiling 1 1-2 should, with both Italians and Ethi­ bclllgerenA as though thA were a Training Camp There ore memory cloaeta conflict In which toe League were length Closed For Construction—Detour miles. miles. opians around him at toe confer­ WARNEKETOPACE Where ■ atore away To find toe Kingdom of Love. Route No. 16— Vernon and Tol­ not Itself concerned?'’ The joya, the aorrows of toe long Posted Route No. 85—Bolton. South Bol­ ence table, get down to the business dez and West Coast Ace Nutes BRISTLING AHACK, land. Vernon Center road. Surface! ton road, Surfac oiling'2 miles. of peace talk. yesterdays. Hills and valleys lay In toe way. Route No. 143, Branford. Indian oiling 4 miles. .Stafford-Unlon. Staf- j ENTENCED TO CHU'llCH We do general niaehlne Route No. 93—Norwich. Gallowa The Ethiopian government, leiily- experimental work, also mal^^ By .Associated Press CUBS TO PENNANT And beasts of prey, fierce and Neck road bridge, 48' T. beam ford-Unlon road. Surface oiling 5| Ing to the League’s appeal to the Washington, April 10.— (A P )—It Meets Reyes as U. S. Lodked with an unUrntshed key bridge. ^ , , J . I'll! road. Surface oiling 2 miles. special machines, Jigs, tools. wild. mUcB. Manchester, Wapphig road. ^ Hout* u . S. 202—Bethel. Main bclllgcrenta to observe toe recog­ was church Instead of jail to which Welrtcn, W. Va.—The Giants and WINS IN OVERTIME With me I carry It always . No Route No.—Bridgeport, Grand Indians were here today for an ex­ But these I conquered, day by day. Surface oiling 1 mile street. Surface 2 miles. Newtown. nized rules of warfare, telegraphed 40-odd penitent drunks were se’it Sometimes I burst a door open wide street. Bridge. 164 span, reconstruc­ today by Police .ludge Edward M. Fred H. Nortort Starts Play With Mexico in hibition game. Manager Bill Terry For God gave strength to Hla Route 12 and 97—Norwlcn. Nor­ Dodglnglown road. Surface oiling 2 Its "pained surprise at the fact that In :'iy baste to eee what A inside Child. tion south cylinder-west pier. Mld- Curran. 180 Main 8t„ .Manchester. Oehu of the New York team has cut his Bniins and Cards Stand Out Then Badly turn away , wich Ave. Surface oiling 2 miles. miles. toe Committee of 13 felt able to Though thick and fait the trials dlefleld. Miller road, 5.50' l(x>se brok­ Route No. 32 Franklin. Wllll- place on the same footing Ethiopia. As t ley apiicured befoc him In Campaign for Net Trophy. squad down to within one of the Wipes Out 3-0 Lead m Last The things revealed bring no joy to en stone and 30’ T beam bridge. t limit, John Leonardo, right handed me. came mantlc road. Suifaunx oiling 3 in Senior Wheel With Yet, my soul was still and calm, MIddlofleld. Strickland road. 700’ miles. pitcher having been released to loose broken atone and 40’ T beam Richmond In the Piedmont League Period and Goes On to There A a chamber always bright For In ray heart toe Holy Flame Route No. 36— Ridgefield. West V Houston, Tex.. April 10.— (A P )— On lA walls are hung my childhood Shed forth HA heaUng balm. bridge. North Haven. Sackett’a on option. He sail he would retain Pirates Doped to Run Point bridge and approaches. Sher­ Lane. Surface oiling 2 miles. I^Two eae^r youngsters, Bryan (Blt- dellghA: Route No. 37—New Fairfield. the other 24 players now on the man. Wakeman road. Impassable ay) Grant and Donald Budge, were roster until May 16, .vhen one more Take Stanley Cup Game in Pictures of the dreams of youth. j One day I met a wea’.y man Aa I journeyed on toe way; from Route 39 ■ Westerly to New ready to start the United States will have to go. Third and Giants Fourth. Even now they still have power to charm A child of Satan, 'neath sin’s ban— York State tine. Davis Cup team today on a cam* the Extra Period. As I think of them tonight. No rest bad he night or day. Construction—Traffic Maintained ■~tlgn to retrieve the coveted net New York—The Brooklyn Dodg­ The demon d Ink had bound him Route No. U. S. 1—Bridgeport. Manchester Public Market ophy taken from American shores ers and the New York Yankees Editor’s Note: This Is the first There A a chamber large and dark. fast; Stratford Ave. bridge. Floor altera­ [ c.‘lllne years ago by the French, were In town today, having return­ of two stories reviving the major Toronto, April 10.— (A P )—The Filled with the sorrows of my heart All his friends from him had fled, tion length 160’. Groton. Long Hill league pennant races. KLEIN’S f Both In top form. Grant and ed from their training tours ror the Toront-I Maple Leafs, that bustling, I stand on lA threshold am' glance Saying: "Hope for him A ever post," road. Rein. cone, pavement about 2 Budge were oddF on favorites to 1-4 miles. ftf first of a three game series against battling crew that never gives up, within Yet, for this soul Jesus bled. topple the two ranking Mexican each other today. George Eamshaw By HARRY GRAYSON Never really venturing In. Route No. 10— Simsbury. Main Davis Cup stars In opening singles Sports Editor, NEA Service have pulled another one out of the Tears unbidden fill my eye street, 1-2 mile storm weter sewer Easter Sunday Suggestions was expected to start for the Dodg­ Are. J The Holy Spirit said to me— MARKET matches of Inter-sone play at the From lA damp and gloom I tiirn under construction. ers and Lefty Gomez for the Yan­ Thl.i, thy neighbor needs thy 161 O nter St. Dial 32.66 t, fUver Oaks courts. kees. New York. April 10.—Chicago Is 4^ In a wild, last period surge last away I care" i Route No. 39—Sherman. 2 miles Your Public Market is prepared to supply you with your every food requiremenL- Grant, Atlanta's mighty mite who a logical choice to repeat In the Na­ night with toe DetroU Red Wings T heave a sigh as I pass by. I The man was blAd and could not' of construction all on new location. anguished Capt. Wllmer Allison In tional League. leading 3-0 and needing only that ! i Route No. 61- Qoshen-Cornwall. offering a full line of Fancy, Fresh Vegetables, Best of Beef, Fresh Dressed Pork, Milk- the Houston Invitation finals a few Charltstcn, "V. Va.—Hank Green­ With the confidence that came game to win toe Stanley (hip To- There Is a chamber, a sanctuary. i But the Savlou; met him there. 3 miles of construction from the days ago, drew Daniel Hernandez, berg probably will be In the clean­ with the 21 consecutive victor! on a bristling offense Where I often sit. Of joy so great words conuot tall, Cornwall town line south. Hams, Milk-Fed Chickens, Broilers, Young Tittle Turkeys, !:aecond ranking M »lca n player, up slot when the Tl:;era resume that swept them to the grand old that brought them up even at the There my cares and troubles disap­ A voice whispered from above— Route No. 88—Mlddlebury. 2 1-2 FREE/ and all the necessities for a real Easter feast. their series with the Cincinnati A desperate last-oitch rally by the McPherson Oilers of McPherson, pear. :Wblle Budge, the United States’ sec- Kans., fell short of victory as the Universal team of Hollywood won rag lost fall In the greatest finish end of regulation time and then 31 Serve God, and your neighbor os miles of watbrbound macadam from id ranking player, was paired with Rede here today. Cochrano plans to In baseball history, the young Cub.s seconds after the start of sudden Faith and hope companiors dear well. Route 135 north. To some lucky person, the nnala fjj^atch of the Olympics basketball tryout tournament in Sweetly whisper be of good cheer, iteban Reyes, Mexico's No. 1 net- shift A1 Simmons from fourth to New York City. Joe Fortenberry of the Oilers is shown retrievin'' should prove much too formidable death overtime, belted In toe mark­ This Is the Kingdom of Love. Route No. 104—Stamford. Grade T. •The Masters’ Tournament over nobby Jones’ course In Augusta. God, Himself draws near Boneless Rolled fifth. He may try Gerald Walker In the ball after Universal missed a try for goal. At left is Fra : for none too robust opposition. Oa.. was a slambang affair w-Iu-n Lawson Little, who scored a er that gave them the gan.e by a F. J RUZZELL, separation bridge at Long Ridge we are giving away a In a final warm-up, the 20-year- score of 4-3. II la the chamber of prayer. Goose Goslln's left field post. Either ___ Lubln and at right Art Mollner of Universal. The Bruins, Including toe vet­ little slam In winning the British and Arncrlcan Amateurs two 31 No. Elm S t road. Lamb Legs «ld Budge showed he bad reached Don Rose or Oil English, Inflelders, The Leafs have made some stir­ Annie Russell Atkinson. large ready • cooked erans, Charley Root, Charley -'years in a rowr, and Bobby Jones, grand slammer who scored vic- Manchester, Coim. Routs No. 135— Bouthbury and From Bpriag Lamb. WheA er Half. 3 to 4 pounds aach |h. " le form that enabled him to defeat will be sent to Toledo this week or Grimm, and Gabby Hartnett, aver-, ring comebacks before. Most peo­ Mlddlebury. 1 mile of macadam con­ Lamb ly Austin, Baron Von Crarom ,lories In British and American Amateurs and Opens two consecu­ Ham — ready to eatt next. Today and tomorrow may tell age only 26 years of ige. Paced tive years, started shooting. Hero Little, left, and Jones, are play­ ple had counted them out In their WHAT I HAVE WRITTEN I struction from west end of present Adrian Qulst last year, by ds' the story as to which Is to go. There Racing Notes RED SOX-BEES CLASH by too fleet Augie Galan and toe second place playoff series with HAVE IVBnTEN.—PILATE GOOD FRIDAY Improved section. WUl mako a aim tonat No waote. ting Grant in three out of four ing a' practice round, with the former trying Bobby’s famous A ticket given away Bonelifsa Rolled were Indications of a sell-out for brilliant Lon Wameke, toe Wrlg- "Calamity June” putter Boston after they dropped toe first What I have written I have written On Calvary the Cross was raised, Route No. 139— North Branford. ts. this last "road-game” . A1 Hollings­ By ASSOCIATED PRESS IN BASEBALL OPENER ley entry ought to finish there or ^counter to the Bruins, 8-0. Then The handwriting A all my own, A Mother’s heart \Das torn, Forest road. 4 1-2 miles of water- with every purchase John Van Ryn, the Philadelphia worth was expected to pitch for thereabouts for toe next several they came back In toe second game I own my guilt, my passion and Shs heard toe sinners mock her bound macadam. iteran who will team with Allison to wallop the Boston boys 8-3 and •on— lb. the Reds and Tommy Bridges for Maryland horse playera are going campaigns. take the Cards a long way, but pride. Route No. 168— Old Lyme. Black of $2.00 or over. Veal Fresh Pork «>. the doubles match tomorrow the Tigers. The teams were due In to have a chance to see how near The ChJbs’ strongest rivaA again go Into the semi-final with the Thou art Innocent, oh. Qolllean, Their Ilpi defiled with leom .' Hall river hridie and approaches. It the Mexicans, then took Boston. April 10.— (AP) — The the Giants gave up on Parmelee Americans. There again they dem­ From Prim s MUk-tad VeaL No woata. For Reoetlng Cincinnati at midnight tonight. right they are when placing horses appear -to be the St. Louis Cardl- last season, and after you list toe In Thee no fault I find. CHUng tyork irant as a partner and romped on in close races. Eddie Burke, mana­ “ million dollar" Red Sox and 'die naUs, and there Is plenty of evi­ onstrated a potent latcr-gama HA wounds were deep but yet He Routs No. 2.—Preston. Norwich Ham is valued at Whole or half. U ther omL One pries. large young man from Michigan Local Sport punch. idge and Gene Mako, Los Angeles ger of Havre De Grace plans U renovated Bees. formerly • the dence that the race In the senior What I have written I have written said and Westerly road, surface oiling 6 ith, 7-6, In a single practice' set. Washington—The Senators and toe St. Louis pitching becomes With gentleneas divine, $4.00. nave an elyectric eye installed for wheel will develop into a two-club questionable. With Detroit having won five List, to ths howling mob, miles. BoneleiM Rolled Ime The Americans left the courts Phillies meet today. Manager Bucky Braives, attracted Boston’s baseball s^ght games In toe playoffs, Tbsy ore thirsty for blood, "Oh I God, forgive them tJI their operation on the opening day. fang to National League park here affair. Route No. I and 81—Norwloh- [dent they could sweep the Mex- Harris of the Nats has been com­ Shorter series will prevent a The Red Birds' first line wUl do, Chatter three straight against the Montreal Oh NoMrsas, I pity Tbss. deedi today. but toe array la without satiafac- For they are s o u of Thine." Mries. plaining about the weather holding LltUe George Watson, light­ strong array from beating a weak­ Maroons for toe league champion­ ■Crucify Him.’ tosy cry, 'Hs A The Mexicans, however, with Capt. up batting practice for a week, but The Hub's representatives In the tory substitutes for either Frank ship and two against the Leafs, few worthy to dis. Chuck Roast ib. R o a st B e e f weight rider who was painfully In­ American and National leagues er one until It la punch drunk. The "lermo M. Arechlga, as the laughed off other complaints. Ed Frisch or Charley Gelbert, who may of the crowd of 13,802 last night No King ot toe Jews la He.’ And then the skies were filled with jured when bis mount, Rclgh Tet- were scheduled to meet in the first Boston Bees hardly will lose 20 Along toe local sports rialto. wrrath. Oat fMm Prime Beef. No woate. :esman, also pronounced them- Links and Jimmy Deshong will rarch bolted through the fence experience difficulty In weathering Francis Burke, who is by way of thought the Leafs had a chance aft­ standing er boned and rolled If you wish. of a three-game Intercity series in games to Pittsburgh, 19 to C3ilcago, a 154-game schedule. The Saviour bowed HA head, Ives ready after a gruelling prac- pitch. George Watkins of th> Phil­ Wednesday, Is reported to be on his 18 to St. Louis, and 16 to New being a walking encyclopedia of in­ er Detroit rang up lA third goal In WTiat I have wrltAn I have written, an unofficial opening of the base­ 3o let It there remain. A Mother’s aoul was stabbed by ice session and predicted the "Aroer- lies was celebrating his third home way to recovery. His head was ball season. York, as did toe Braves of 1935. AJ Todd - gives the Pirates some­ formation pertaining to baseball, toe third period. The Wings were may be surprised." run In three days. badly cut and physicians say It will thing they have lacked—catching. toklng things In stride and their de­ Do not think that I shall spare pain— KLEIN'S Shoulder of Veal Yet the Cuba and Cards possess has been named as an assistant to Veal Breast Arechlga likes the chances of The game gives the home rooters fense seemed to be all that was your pride or seek to change The King of kings w u dead. VEAL Veal Rump be weeks before lie will be able to an opportunity to see and w-elcome sufficient potential strength to pull The Pittsburgh pitchers, Cy Blan Dr. G. A. Calllouette, manager of 34 year old star. He scored ride again. Watson, bom In Scot­ necessary to stem a Toronto upris­ the name. to Bake such Red Sox stars as Jimmy Foxx, away from the remainder of toe ton. Ralph Blrkhofer, Waite Hoyt the Blueftelds.. ."Fran" has more A silence fall on Calvary, to Stuff SHANKS to Roast :^ c o 's only Victory last year when Richmond. Va. —The Athletics land, has been living In Canada for field. Bill Swift, Big- Jim Weaver, Red statAtics on players and (fiubs ing. Then toe Leafs suddenly struck. hoped weather vould permit play Eric McNair, Helnle Manush and What 1 have written I have written The sinners went to hide, MARKET e Mako was forced to default In many years. His brother, Bobby It is my offside opinion that Lucas, Guy Bush, and Mace Brown, stored in hA head than can be found Joe Primeau banged one In ,o fifth set of a spectacular match here today before hopping home for Watson, recenUy underwent an Roger Cramer and ot. the other side give toe Toronto partisans a ray of Oh, how can I wash my hands. They learned It was the Son of (3od 161 Center Street Dial 3236 2 3 c lb. 18c ib. l i e ib. lb. A1 Lopez, Tony CMcclnello and Gene trailing Chicago and St. Louis, In should improve In the hands of toe In a dozen record books... he’ll The blood A there Who for them alone had died! 22o o f cramps. The order will the Philadelphia City aeries open (ipcratlon on hla foot which was In­ husky backstop from Philadelphia. probably handle publicity for toe hope and then Pep Kelly went to Ing Saturday. Moore. the order named, will be Pitts­ What a burden to bear. Floria Plsanl. ,tch Sunday with Grant playing jured In an accident on one of the burgh, New York, Onclnnatl. If Bush regains any fair amount of town champs... town, scoring two markers, toe sec­ Fancy Land O’Lakim a and Budge meeting Hernan- Canadian tracks last summer. Joe Cronin planned to start Wes ond 42 seconds before toe buzzer This guilt I must transfer. 142 Pino street. WHAT SHALL I ROAST FOR SUNDAY? Ferrell, Sox pitching ace, with Joe Brooklyn, Boston, and Philadel­ the form that was hla in (Chicago, Little, Young For a Tasty 10-year-old University of Mex- Memphis, Tenn.—Weather Inter­ phia. toe Bucs ought to beat out toe Mrs. Jennie Schubert, who for­ that might have ended toe hockey We suggest any of the following that are sure to PRUIE MILK FED freahman. Cascarella finishing. Danny Mac- wars foi another year with Detroit What I have written I have written. ference seemed over temporarily for The bams at Havre De Grace are Kayden won the Bees' pitching as­ plants for third place. merly bowled anchor for toe late IF I (JOULD KNOW save you money I . Meat Loaf Van R .^ and Allison meet Marco filled and horsemen arc finding It winning toe cup. It can never be erased. the Pirates os they prepared to signment from BUI McKechnL. Jim Culm On With Galan Pittsburgh haa the best hitter In and lamented Charter Oak Girls but It shall sAnd all thni time. I If I could know the mysteries tonlo Meatre and Flavlo Martinez, meet the Memphis Chicks today. difficult to get stable accommoda­ Rod Corrlden, the coach, "made” baseball In Arky Vaughan. It won't has been with New Britain In the The high speed toe Leafs genei^ ( Of all too mountains, land and seas, Hen Freshly Ground ican doubles combine. In the lone tions. There are more than 600 Chaplin probably will pick up where ated carried Into toe overUme and Until toe belA of eternity chime, Nic« Plump The week-end scries at Paducah. Danny leaves off. toe Cubs a year ago by suggesting be long before Little Poison Waaor State League toA season, competed Jesus of Nazareth, King of the Of beautiful cerulean skies .turday match. thoroughbreds at Pimlico whose joins Big Poison In toe outfield. The only 31 seconds had gone by when Ky., appeared on,- worn coming that In addition to new faces Bos-xn that c ilan, a mediocre second base- In toe NBC tournameut at toi Mor­ Jews, And all toe varied butterfllea: ROASTING CHICKENS ...... ,1b. 27c A POULTRY HAMBURG The winner of the Inter-zonc the fioods left t.bc playing field un owners will have to transfer to the Bucs will present a stout setup just Art Jackson passed to Buzz Boll toe zephyrs through toe trees Turkeys Hartford county course. fans will find a bar set up at the man, be switched to toe outfield. gan alleys In Hartford last night... Forever and for aye. I Of ail tches will meet Australia's crack touched. as long as Pie Traynor can stay In Mrs. Schubert hit singles of 128, x2S and the latter sank the crucial shot, I That whhsper lulling melodies; 8 to 10 pounds each park. Beer will be sold In a ball There toe California kid, now only the shot that gave toe Leafs playoff Solid Pteoeo Native Fancy, Ijirge In the North American zone 24, found himself, and turned 'a toe lineup. and 98 for a three-string of 354 Of all the hllA and grassy delA 1 9 c lb. .la at Philadelphia late In May. park for the first time In Boston’s life. What I have written I have written, Springfield, Mo.—The C.ardlnals Racing secretary Cbarlle McLen­ history. third place outfit Into a penna.it New York scarcely figures to that gave her 23rd place In toe Until Hla brethren shall sr.y Where Love the old, old story tells; VEAL R O A STS...... Ib. 28c nan has announced the weights for wlnnir. have toe pitching It has enjoyed standing.. .she then paired with A:ter toe game. Manager Jock I Of all the birds both great and smaU lb. ib. 3 9 c Chuck Beef Ground i were In home farming territory to­ Adams of. toe Wings said: "Just In blindness and guilt le Chickens to Roast the 36,000 Harford handicap, open- Galan. a switch hitter. Is toe for to past three seasons. Carl Miss Mitchell of Hartford In toe *3 ' That sing, or croke, or scream, or day after a game In Texas League Ing day feature, with G. D. Wldcn- seconds from toe Stanley Cup and Thy blood was spilt Tulsa. leader the champions follow. In- Hubbell shows toe Inevitable result doubles and hit a triple of 350 with Lord, forgive us we pray ; squall; For a Real Treat, Try Some of Our ib. er’s Sation being assigned top WEST SIDES TO HOLD of having been a work burse. Hal single counters of 109, 115 and 126 that waa tough. But we are far , Why Poet’s sing of honey bees, 29c abllUy of the pitchers to keep the from out of It yet. We’ll be In there Oh Jesus of Nazareth. HOiMK SMOKED SHOULDERS — DAISY HAMS weight of 130 pounds. John Hay Cubs’ leadoff man off the bases per­ Schumacher has bogged down to­ ...h e r partner hit 316 to give toe ' And dogs get tense while hunting Sugar Cured Sport Briefs at. Louis—Harland a ift's hitting Whitney’s Singing Wood, winner of again Saturday night one’ should Gladly we crown Thee BACON — HAMS Home Dressed P u llets lb. 3 7 c Bottom Round haps was toe principal reason for ward toe fag end of the last two duo a score of 666, not quite enough King of the Jews, ‘ fleas: —three out of five—was the bright the Bowie Inaugural, Is slated to BASEBALL PRACTICE grinds. Fat Fred Fitzsimmons’ el­ win toe cup then. The breaks had I Why oil and water will not mix. By BILL KING the Cubs' rise. The Berkeley to place... Forever and for aye. From Wapping, for Coasting or stewing. Ground spo,. of the Bi-owns’ game yesterday ■carry 124 pounds while Mrs. Dodge bow was operated on last summer to go against us some time.” And pretty girls, when kis.sed, cry AaaooUted Press Sport Writer beauty led toe senior wheel In runs Annie Ruesell Atkinson. HAMS against Memphis. He scored three Sloanc's Phychlc Bid will carry 1'20. Bill Terry now has one trick Latest results In- toe Brltlsh- Connie Smythe, the Toronto man­ nixl Complete the Dinner W ith:' H. L. Handy’s imnelese, eager of the eight St. Louis runs. The other weights range down to scored and stolen bases. ager, kissed Buzz Boll for photog­ Tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock, Those favoring toe St. Louis ar­ knee against Travis Jackson’s two American Club Dart League; ' Lln- Why flies and skeeters up to date cured hams. 6 to 7 pounds Fresh, Medium .Size 3 5 c lb. Boston, April 10.— (A P )— It le 100 pounds on Ceallalgh. Dick Bartell was a disappointment raphers. The teams will battle next SUPPOSE Delight to dine on a bald pate; Best Tender P ea s...... 2 cans 25c BEER each. WhoA or half. Lem and unlikely that the loyal Cham the West Sides will start practL-- ray point to toe help Tarzan fleld defeated Glenavon, 3-2, and on Saturday night. Our Home Made Pork for the coming year. Although 411 In 1935. Burgess Whitehead does Suppose to st man had never sinned, A ll these things and a million more no waeto. o f Commerce in SomervlUe and Parmelce should give the Deans, DAtlllery edged Portadown by the members of last year’s team, with not hit a long ball and comes to same score. Dave Stratton was high But always did things right. I fain would add unto my store Grapefruit or Pineapple FOWL lb. 3 l e leld will be dining Joey Cronin but overlook the fact that Wameks $1.50 case 37c Ib. Sausage Meat I Sports Roundup TOWN TEAM TO C U SH two exception.^, have signified their again will be given considerable the club with toe reputation of .scorer with 91. The standing A Do you suppose with eyes so dim­ Of wisdom; with technique to show Juice ...... 2 cans 19c some time to com e. . . . the rabid an athlete who requires rest. med. It . Intentions of returning, every posi­ assistance by Bill Lee, Larry now as follows: DAtlllery, 24 points; LOCAL VFW TO SEEK 4 bottles Little Daisy Hams . ,33c Ib. Fancy, Ijirge hem In those baseball cradles By EDDIE BRIETZ tion on the team is open to anyone French, Tex Carleton, Root, and Glenavon, 22; UnHeld, 20; Porta­ We could behold toe sight. ! Then perchance I’d be a poet. Bantam C o m ...... can 10c 2 5 e lb. ,ve been giving him a luaty pan- Aieoclated Press .Sports Writer WITH T R IN in NINE wishing a tryout. Games are being Roy Henshaw, not to mention C3ay Reds Top Second Flight down, 14. ' F. J. BUZZELL. for 25c for exiling their local pridea, Or vAuolAe conditions here. I 31 No. Elm St.. Peaches, No. 2 '/i can ...... 2 for 25c Sugar Cured Smoked Pic­ arranged with far stlffcr opposition Bryant, Mike KowaHk, and Ctoarley Cincinnati Is expected to top toe STATE ALLEY TITLE lur (Skinny) Graliam and Wol- Of what toe world might be. ; Manchester, Conn. nics, 5 to 6 lbs. each. . . . FOWL lb. 3 3 e New York, Ap-11 10,— (A P )—Jeff than last year and It is going to Flowers. second division, with the youngsters Rlplcy, to fat off LltUe R o ck ... Dlcltson, the A,nerlcan who made' Easter Hams: The Royal Oaks' Town Team will take a real team to hold up under Gabby Hartnett was voted too who took the Reds out of the red If man kept that atmosphere...... 23o Ib. ly think the least he could have good as a sports prom.iti i In Paris, the strain. most valuable player In toe loop ONLY MILD SHAKEDP Of perfect harmony. Sugar Cured Scotch Ham, Try the First Prize sugar 'J e was ahip them to Syracuse travel to Hartford tomorrow to play last season showing ImprovemcnL The Anderson-Shea post bowling wears the red riubon of the French the Trinity College nine In a prac­ Scver.'.l new men have asked for last term. He will be spelled by FRESH FOW L each ^ 9 c cured ham, the finest ham 'bare they could talk to Babe Brooklyn La rated sixth on pitch­ team won toe first leg of a bowling oliced ...... 45c ib. Legion of Honor....the west coast tice game at 2 o’clock. All players a tryout and It is possible the squad the competent Kenny O'Dea and match with the Plainvllle post team That atmosphere God had In mind. e n .... ing. IN BOWUNfi STANDING In Piece to B ak e___ 39c Ib. on the market today. Whole; is booming Ray Daughters of tnc are asked to meet at the clubhouse will bo Increased. Gyp Gustafson, Walter Stephenson. Wednesday night and A now shoot­ The blessedness of giving. Cut up for m nice rhlcken soup. or half and center slices. And that thunder you hear roll- Washington A. C. at Seattle as at < Inton and School streets at 1:30 "Bob” O’Malley, Lyn Spencer, Hank The Chl-s have toe most accom­ The Dodgers have several big ing for toe State V.F.W. champion­ To all on earth, yes all mankind. in from Holyoke Is just a threat coach of the women's Olympic O'clock. McC.mn, Red Hadden, Jack Strat­ plished second basing combination names In that department and at ship. The Grace of Life while living. Hartford, April 10.— (A P )— what will happen If Bill Mc- swimming team .. . . he developed Jock Hewitt. (Juartus. Hcdlund ton. “Rus" Pinney, "Dave" McCoi- In the game In Bill Jurges and least one of them, George Earn- "Old War Horse" Harry Matoia- dares tu tie a ca.i on big Jack Medica and the famous wo* key, "J a ck ” May, v|it Mahoney. Billy Herman. In returning to shaw, has shown unmistakable Standings of the top five leaders' in son waa toe star of the evening with To give to every one on earth. SAVE ON Dixon, Chuckle Smith. Bob Smith, the men’s and women’s events -e- GROCERIES M oriarty... .fears on that score, men's four—Mary Lou Pettj, Doris Cliff Keeney. Dave McConkey. Vlot! "Joe" Raynor, Fred Biirkhardt, 'Ty first base, Grimm Is keeping able signs of getting back on toe right a 137 high single and 376 high threa Included In this plan. track. mained virtually unchangev . today ENTERPRISE T, are a bit premature for Buckley, Olive McKean and Betty Holland and Charles Varrick are Phil Cavarretta In the dugout. string. Mathlason made three con­ Yes all this wondrous world waa McKay, Patton. Brennan, Becker! In toe national duck-pin bowling CRI8CO ib. can former Holy Cross star seems Lea-----Bob Quinn of Boston Is the Nielson and any other players wish- asked to report. All the above have Stanley Hack rounds out toe Casey Stengel has a real fireball secutive strikes to finish up his sec- worth, 5 5 c Ritz Crackers 2 pkg$ of a few more cups of signified their Intentions of playing smoothest kind of an Infield, with artist in Van Llngle Mungo, and tournament which will conclude ond game. Olson, Laking and For­ FOOD STORE latest baseball big shot to climb Ing a tryout are asked to’ report to here tomorrow night. God’s gift to every man. And one pound can 19c. now that Johnny Tyler has aboard the Cardinal bandwagon. Coach Dowd at the clubhouse. w-lth the West Sides, othe. reports Woody English toe 'Ughest-salaried may stir up some trouble If he an tin were unable to bowl but the subs 1063 Main Street, Opp. Army & Navy Club Phone 8576 for Free Delivery for Knox /lllc.... MorArty la notwithstanding. reservist In either major circuit. get anything out of Ed Brandt, Except for a mild shake-up In the covered themselves with glory, hit­ Kraft Cheese Spreads...... 2 for 35c Practice will be held Sunday aft­ mixed doubles standings, all the But man has turned to his own way, ry to the B ees... .he epent ail Those are football coaches you ernoon at the West Side diamond. Galan. In centerfleld this trip. Is Fred Frankbouse, William Watson ting a total of 1702 to win by 94 He thought hls way ^ ’as best. Except Old EngUgli and Roquefort. ^ hla spare lira, during the traln- flanked by Frank Demaree and (JIark, Emil Leonard, the ancient leaders withstood toe assaults on pins. The summary; Scott Tissue...... 3 rolls for 23c hear moaning-----they have their their marks by the bowlers who But things grew worse from day to trip either n adlng books, thick Chuck Klein. The Cards will re­ and honorable Tom Zachary, and -Anderson-Shea Chase & Sanborn Dated Coffee...... 23c lb. troubles, what with their academic WRESTLING came to t le firing line yesterday. Frazier ...... day. and T ^ e l s ...... 2 for 19c id unillustrated, or visiting hIS' quire a couple of more Deans If AI Butcher, Tom Baker, and Harry 97 197 115 319 SPECIALS WEEK-END s p e c i a l s brethren busy throwing this star Late last night. In toe mAed dou­ McCollum .... 103 127 We have not stood toe test. rlo^ spots along the Bees’ line of Klein, toe Hoosler Hurricane of Elsenstat, recruits. 109 339 Nathan Hale Coffee...... 32c lb. and that for losses.... suppose you By ASSOCIATED PRESS Philadelphia, finds the range again. bles competition, the S. Sando- Peterson ...... 134 100 89 323 Fancy, Large, Bum through the grapefruit and noticed that "Goose" Ooslin, all hit HOCKEY Freddie Lindatrom will give the And now the world wide state of Peaches, largest size c a n ...... 17c Sjoholm team of Hartford posted Cervinl ...... 123 105 LARGE, STRICTLY tton belts___ New Bninswrlck, N. J.— Young Tuck Stainback, a young man of Flatbush Funsters soriie sense, 117 345 life a left-hand hitter, bats right- Szabo, 172, New York, defeated a 727, forcing toe Krieg-Mlller com­ M athlason___ 113 137 things. unlimited possibilities, and Johnny but toe club A either experiment­ 126 376 R. S. largest can Sliced Pineapj)le...... 19c Prunes, 40 to 50 siz e ...... 2 lbs. for 15c handed In those cigarette ads. Tony Siano, 178, New York, two GUI, a seasoned hand up from Min bination of Baltimore. Md., to drop Is sure In such a mesa, A rt Rosa, soon to get back In Mike Jacobs aaya the seating ar­ falls to one. ing or U. none too well equipped from third to fourth place. The Totals ...... 570 576 556 1702 That to us all ihla knowiedge Fancy Bulk Mixed Fruit...... lb. 17c for the Boston Bruins, neapolis with a mark of .361, aro In too many positions tr get out Breakfast Cocoa in bulk ...... 2 lbs. 23c rangements for the Loula-Scbmel- North Bergen, N. J.— George toe extra Cub outfielders. Rose Simmons-Wally Plpp team tf Plainvllle Post brings. doz* Fancy Peanut Brittle...... lb. box 21c kvaa the Can-Am League healthier Ing fight wlU be the last word___ of toe second flight Hartford climbed Into fifth place Schwab ...... 96 119 102 317 It’s hard for God to bless. FRESH EGOS By ASSOCIATED PRESS Koverly, 216, California, threw The new National League deal Fancy Peppermint P atties...... Ib. box 21c it baa ever been under any Schmellng plans to see tbs Ken­ National League final aeries SergI Kalmlkoff, 220, Russia, one Cards Lack Reserve# with a 720, dApIaclng toe Slmmons- Schlssler ...... 107 90 107 304 Fancy Spiced Gum D rops...... lb. bag 21c ous administration___ every tucky Derby----- looks like "Lefty" Stanley Cup playoff, Toronto 4, De­ faU. In Boston Is limited to a nick­ Whlte duo of New Haven. S. C o o k e ------112 113 103 328 For when he mokes the earth pro­ The Deans once more figure to name, although toe Bees should Fairmont B u tter...... 2 lbs.69c I o f the five clubs made money Gomez will miss pitching the open­ troit 3 (overtime) (aeries standing W. C ook e...... 84 93 115 292 duce. W’hoA Or H alf Shank Small Genuine .Small, ShauklcM Alivays GOOD! Strictly Fresh, Large Eggs from Coven­ the circuit is now in a position Detroit won two; Toronto one). keep out of toe cellar on little Dla* ...... 115 115 113 363 er for the Yanka for the first time more .than bolstered morale. For u It makes It worse. HAMS FRESH OR SMOKED promise eomethlng definite to alnce 1932.,, .trouble: control. Tonight’s Schedule BRIARS EDGE CUBS When men can't buy these things SPRING LAIMB Confectionery S u g a r...... 3 1-Ib. pkgs. 19c try ...... 2doz.for55c' ctive and much-needed new International League Teddy Oke The Phillies used to meike a lot Total...... 614 530 660 1604 for u e , SHOULDERS Easter Egg D ye ...... 10c pkg.; nben, In Atlantic City, Herabey, First Shipment of Horses or runs and lose. They no longer The Briar A. C. continued Its Jell-0 Desserts...... 3 for 17c When Graduate Manager Asa trophy playoff (final series) Detroit Production A a curse. An Savors. n., and Hartf«,rd. . . . Ross ruled at Windsor (Detroit has won one; make toe runa winning ways with a very close de­ Best Pure L aid ...... 2 pkgs. 25c Buahnell announced the Princeton cision over the Long Hill Chibs at minor leaguers with an Iron Invitation track meet wou-d be free, Windsor none). Do you suppose that God A right. star Puritan 27* 1 and made them Uke It___ even Arrives at *Gansett Park NEXT: The American League. toe East Side Rec, the final score 23^ Ib. gratis, be got the old rmzzberry And wc arc in tot wrong. Luclen Oameau of Springfield,- being 28-25. Sport Forum from all aides----- 'hut the most The game was close all the way, And that, pbrcbance this earth’s 1 9600 after a near-rlot In that elaborately conceived comment of Last Night *s Fights CRESCENTS VICTORS. long night, f Julcv A t Our Bakery Department lid hockey d ty bad no complaint Pawtucket, R. I., April 10—)^’tha sole exertion of Bocaaaette, with the lead changing bands con­ Fruits and Fresh Vegetables all was a Santa Claua costume, com­ stantly. The Briars were ahead CHAMPS CALL PRACTICE. WlU end, some time, e’er long? *^P0RK CHOPS STEWINaBEEF You’ll find a full line of Home Made Fancy Ijiyer • .3 ....O a m ea u , who dumped a for- plete with white wig and b e a rd .... (Special)—Heading the northward which was cut down In hla last out The Crescents defeated toe Green • A. E. FISH. CUBE STEAKS Ing at Tropical Park. Harry Vetal, 16-13 at half time. The score was Cakes, a variety of Rolls, Squash, Pumpkin-and a varietv ne in Quebec hockey, cleaned up “ put this on and wear It,” wrote an By ASSOCIATED PRESS trek of the racing army, a first Sharks at toe Elnat Side Rec to tune On Sunday at 2:30, toe Bluefields Manchester, Conn. Indian River Juice Oranges . .25c, 29c doz. tter than 330,000 bis first season the Albany, N. Y. boy, la agent for tied at 26-all going Into the last of Fruit Plea. ^ , k unidentified heckler... .Joe Haus- Otew York—Tony CAnzoneri. shipment of racehorses from Flori­ o f 44-40. Belflore and Gavello were two minutes of toe game but Wolf­ win hold practice. Any ball player R. F. D. No. 2. 23c lb.' Springfield.... the stable. efe spring clouting has home-run 136S. New -Yoric, outpointed the big guns for the Crescenta while ram sank a basket and a foul shot In Manchester A welcome to try out Native Dandelion Greens...... ;. 19c peck’ da steamed into toe aiding at Rum- On the some train were the 19* 25* '>’• Home Baked Beans...... 15c qt. Johnny Jadlck, hungry Minneapolis fans g a g a .. , , 140K, PblladMpbla, ford, R I., early this week. Thirty- AUosl vvas superb for the losers. to put the game on Ice for the with the town champs. The man­ THE KINGDOM OF LOVE {Now that the U. B. Polo Aaaoda- ( 10). horses o f Miss L. C. White, Boston Fresh Green Spinach...... 19c peck- Jli m y McLamln baa net and de­ eight thoroughbreds, half a dozen The Crescents would like s return Briars. ager, Dr. Q. A. Calltouette, has no That day the clouds were lioverlng Boston Brown Bread ...... 5c and 10c loaf 1 haa awarded Narraganaett Pier Hollywood, Calif. — A rt Lasky, girl, who with her relative and game with toe Arrow# ambition to weaken any team In feated 11 ring champions... .and lead ponies, and toe usual con­ Wolfram and Relmer were toe low. CHOICE CUTS OF QUALITY STEER BEEF | Juey datei, the honey set In will gfin for bis 12th against Tony 200, Minneapolis, outpointed Joe stable' agent, Irving White, owns a Creecente. scoring threats for the Briars but town. Players who desire a change Coffee Rings, sugar frosted ...... Indian River Grapefruit...... 4 for 25c hl-hat resort demands that the glomeration of tack, feed, and stable horse farm at Plymouth, Moss. And toe Sun refused hA light; Canzoneri next month___ Signor Bauer. 187, aevetand, (10). P B F T toe team play stood out toe most are welcome to try out You will Ohoioe, W ell Trimmed n’a budget commltte kick In help made up toe contingent. AU Trainer W. E. Charles was In charge But Cod commanded me to go. Juky, Boneless ...... _...... 15c each, 2 for 25c Fancy California Carrots...... 5c bunch Robert J. Cavagnart of this depart­ San Diego, (AUf.—Eddie (Babe) 3 Dalloccblo, I f ...... 2 1 5 Dannaher was outstanding for the not be vAited by any member ol toe Though the way aeemed dark as CHUCK ROAST some dough . . . they say new RIsko, 162, Syracuse, N. Y., world banda expressed themselves mighty o f the shipment, which Included the 1 Opizzi, rf ...... 1 0 2 Long Hill Cubs. Bluefields or prom ts^ anything. SIRLOIN STEAK ment, picked Horton Smith to win pleased to set foot on New England night • RIB ROAST Walnut, Pineapple and Raspberry Coffee Nice Iceberg Lettuce Ripe Tomatoes* es are needed for the r-olnt middleweight champion, outpointed flying gray Scotch Gold, Good 0 Muscho, c ...... 4 0 8 BRIAR A. The poIici(us adopted by a mana­ the mastere' tourmanent aa far soil once again. C. Bo from my home In (Jaznoi street, fiMd, one o f the best polo back aa a week age Tuesday___ Mike Payan. 161, San Diego,' (10), Omen, Merovech, Cash Hook, Dean 0 Belflore, I g ...... 7 i 16 B. F. T ot ger sometimes are an asset. First ...... 25c each Well Bleached Celery Sweet PotatoestJ uts in the EAst, and that $6000 non-title. First to be unloaded waa the Swift, Edrl, Eplbeau, Teddle CArl, With dlTMtlona from above: but forgot to bet on It___ ouch! 0 Gavello, r g ...... 7 0 14 Relmer, r f ...... 3 1 7 let me say the coach and battery From friends I fled with running take core of everything.... string of Mias A. Doils, who bad On Sir and the old stretch running Vesco, If ...... 1 2 4 are the only members to receive a 27* 19* Home Made Potato Salad...... L5c lb. Nice Ripe Bananas ' sent 12 head under the care o f train­ feet 29* darling of New England fans. Brass 21 3 44 Rowsell, c ...... 1 2 4 stipulated sum. The manager and George VameU of the Seattle ( (Bee Alleys) To find the Kingdom of Love. Home Made Corned Beef Ha.sh...... 15c Ib. Native Red Onions...... 3 lbs. for 7c i Ooss* spring football prac- Times tells how sp e^ cost Ernie er Harvey CAmpbell. ,Included were Monkey. Green Sharks. Haraburda, rg ...... l l 3 assAtant receive only a' player's confirmed Dr. Eddie Anderaon'a Itlacki ( 1) the handicap horses. Great" Haste Also In care of Trainer Charles P B F T Wolfram, Ig ...... 4 2 10 share. The money used to pay for Laleyette coach, a cool H. P o tte r ...... 89 81 83 At ooce all bell was on my track. ! that be ts going to nave some 1500 amackers in salary... .Tulaa and Lady Hlglota, and the tiseful came the stable of Mrs. F. Rosslter 0 Krlstoff, If ...... 2 0 -4 toe manager’s phone A donated to headaches next foil... .tackle J. R obin son ...... 71 64 74 platers Polo Bar, Bocaaaette, Jack- and led down the nmwaya to toe 2 Kilpatrick, rf ...... 3 ------0 6 Totals ...... 10 8 28 toe playera spUL You ball players And friends came miming fleet TOILET TISSUE was a bit slow In making \ip ju A. Mollon ...... With tears and threata to bring me NO. 7 BROOMS '/j Pint Jar Four Star are bleak and the guards . 79 76 63 full, Toono, Chance King, Dixie track were Ukraine, Stretch Call, 0 McCruden, c ...... 0 0 0 Long Hill Cuba may not be stars today but may be A FREE CHANCEI A FREE mind, ao Ernie wasted no time get­ A. Grezel ...... bock CHANCE! none too numerous... .he has .. 72 73 77 Princess, Pay Rack, Matoioa, Zeven- Below Coat, Al’a Pride, arid Boocap. 1 Allcsl, Ig ...... 11 0 B. F. Tot. the stars of tomorrow and for that ^ roils MAYONNAISE, 1.5c ON A BEAUTTFUIXY DCOORATRO E.ASTER CAKE. Cut out this coupon from ting on the line at L afayette..,, To my home In Carnal street Phone Orders Taken This« stuff elsewhere, however, to next day came an offer from Tuloa ald, and toe maiden 3-yoar-old Ad­ .Easy galloping will be the order 3 Berzenski, rg ...... 4 0 Foran, r f ...... O 0 0 reason come down and get started Small Jar Free! P****. •'Z" yuur name aad address and deposit In our store tiulur Jay. Drawing will 311 394 306 Mias Envy, Pride and JealouSy7 the summer vacations of most calling for 31600 more per year dis Ababa. at Narraganaett Park for yet anoth­ Brown, I f ...... 2 0 4 with a team that has proved lA bo held at the store Saturday night at 8:10. Nothing to bnv. The 1 irky winner brings Whites Melody, c ...... ,...1 3 The mightiest of the crew, home the Cake. I rivals, especially Dartmouth's than he waa to receive at Lafayette (2) Miss Doris and Trainer Campbell, er week, but after that trainers will 20 0 40 value. The team A. being strength­ Evening. Dial 5111. We De-" Blaik's----- meanwhile Fred R. Martin ...... 77 78 79 both natives of PlUladelphla, enjoy­ be sending their charges along In Score at tuUftime, 20-17, Sharks. Paradise, rg ...... 3 0 ened where needed. fought hard to steal my liberty— CUT GREEN BEANS - PEAS f r e e c a k e COLPON ...... Ernie was pretty burned up B. Bacliafer ...... 77 O’Neill, r g ...... ,...0 1 To ensIAve my heart anew. and Johnny Sabo are Im- . . . .but be felt a lot better when be . 79 68 ed a highly successful aeason lif earnest to prepare for opening day, In cloaing let me aay-we will ....t M. R obin son ...... 79 85 Clifford, rg ...... l 0 can - b e e t s ^ CORN Khm* ...... liver. atJj- aalUng for the ground to fcportad at Easton and founa the 89 Florida, winning thirteen races, nm- Saturday, May 2nd. Those 310(X) loee our identity win or lose. We can B. Bacbafer ...... 78 77 Peter T. Kerckhoff, former Santa Danneher, I g ...... 4 0 toit oil their strivtogf were In vain, enougii to crJl outj/.thetr entire Lafayette etudents body at 66 nlng second In sixteen and third In dollar minimum purses gladden the .ire sUll just plain Bluefields, Town APPLESAUCE eight. Bhrery horse In the etoblc Ip C3ara univeraity football captain Champs o f Manchester. I knew th dr full dealrA and Vermont grid the train to meet him hearts of horsemen after a winter and star end, iatcondidate for ths 3 ^ 389 a u In first class racing eondltlcp. with TotaU .11 GEO. A. CAILLOUTTE, Mgr, California Icgtalatva. Final score, 28-26 Briar A. C. ^ T Town Ch«mpl/m« 7 '■t' . ’ - ’l.l -4- I T jPAGE TWELVE MANUHKSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER. CONN„ FRIDAY, APRILTO, 1986.

------MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL lo, xroo. I'rAOvnmsEUXNT- AJDVERTI8KMENT— PAGE THIRTEEN''^''^ ---- ■ ■ ■ ----- COLUMBIA Wfint A Little Deer? 6:45— Renfrew of the Mounted. The community was greatly EXPECT REFUGEES 7:00—Myrt and Marge. shocked at the tragic death by D AILY r a d io p r o g r a m 7:15—L u y Dan the Minstrel Man. Call On The Chamber 7:45— Boake Carter. suicide of Otto German of West rnioA T f APRIL 10 (Centrkl and Eastern Standard Timo) 8:00—Flying Red Horse Tavern. street. He was a young man of 22, NeUi All programs to key and baste chains or groups thsrsof unless speci­ 8:80— Broadway Varieties. and apparently had no reason for TO LEAVE IN WEEK ■ A few days ago a couple of mules;;,;and selling deer, I am la <- position fied; coast to coast (o to e) designation Includes all avallabls stations, 9:00— Hollywood Hotel. Easter Greetings Manchester BARGAIN lUND wishing to end his life. The funeral to buy and sell In small and large ttstlons rtssrvs right to ehangs preersms without prsvious netles. P. M. services were held In the Columbia were being sought In Mancheeter. 10 :00—Richard HImber and hla numbers. I will buy their surplus NBC-WEAF NETWORK Cent. Eeet. Studebaker Champions. church Thursday afternoon with Now It’s deer. BASIC — Esstt weaf wlw west wtlo 6:16— 6:16—Bobby Benton—east: Vir- and supply their wants. Deer farm­ lnls Vsrrill, Vocals — Dixie; The 10:30— March of Time. THESE VALUES WILL ELIMINATE YOUR BUDGET WORRIES! ' ' Rev. A. W. Melllnger officiating. The local Chamber of Cbmmerce ing Is profitable and Interesting. I wjar wtAg wesh kyw whlo wfbr wre J 54 at State Armory Today Is Burial was In the West street ceme­ wgy when wcae wtaro wwj wsc4; Midi unior Nurse Corpt—mIdVeit 10:45—To be announced. today received a postal from C. V. will appreciate your co-operation ksd wntsq wcfl who wow wdaf ft:34>— •:80^Preae*Rsdto Newa — ba- tery. elo; Jack Armstrong—rpt for mldw 11:00— Sport Newa. Thomas of Prathoma Park. Pratt­ and assistance. I have many satis­ MlOWeST—wood wire 11:06— Newa Service. Admiring eyes will turn upon you Grease your cake pan and line Gottllef Koenig, 81, long a resi­ ville, Ala., which read as follows: NORTHWEST A CANADIAN ~ wtmj 6:36— 6:35 — Blue Flames (Suertet— Smallest Number Since fied customers throughout the Unit­ wlba kstp webo wday ktyr cret cfof east: Venids Jonas, Organist—west 11:16—Don Redman's Oichestra. EVERYBODY SAVES AT if you have a corsage from the Park with paraffin paper before you pour dent of Columbia In the Old Hop “ I will thank you to assist me In 6:45— 6:45—Renfrew of tno Mounted River section of the town, died at ed States. We conform with the SOUTH ~ wrva wpti wwno wave wjax 11:30— Bob Crosby’s Orchestra. Hill Flower Shop to set off your the cake mixture hi If you want the contacting someone In your vicinity wfla-waun wlod warn wmo wsb wapl 6:00— 7:00—Myrt A Marge, Skit- cake not to stick. Never flour the the State hospital in Norwich Mon­ existing state laws. References fur­ 6 :1 ^ 7:15—Lazy Dsn, Minstrel ___ the Flood. Tomorrow's Program Easter outfit. They will make up that may be Interested in buying wjdz wsmb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kjnx) 6 :4 ^ 7:46—Bosks Carter's Comment bottom of the pan as It makes for a day evening, having only been a nished.” Easter Greetings From woat ktbs ktba wsoo wtar wls weso A. M. any kind of a conage that you de­ wfbo 7:05— 1:05—At the Radio Tsvorn— tough crust. few days In that Institution. The east: Around tho Console—Dixie 8:00—Newa Service. sire including gardenias, orchids, and The Red and White Food Stores! ,MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl kglr M l 7:8(^ l:3(^The Broadway Varlstiss the ever popular violets. funeral service will be held at the RACIFIC^kfl kgw komoKhq kgu With 54 East Hartford and Hart­ 8:16—Shoppers. Special. with the exception of a lameness John Rising, Louise and Helen 6:00— 0:0(L-Hollywood Hotsi—o to o 9:00—As You Uke It. We are going to see more and funeral parlors on North street Sat­ CsnL Bast. 9:05—10RXK—Richard HImbsr Orohost. ford flood refugees atUl being eared urday, with Rev. A. W. Melllnger of which prevents her getting around Romonlk, Beatrice and Raymond S:t0— 4:SO’-**Olrt AlonsV’ DrsmsttosI 9:34>—10i35—Tho March of TImo—to o 9:80—Young Folks Program. Everybody's Market Instead of discarding that old bed­ more light colored or blonde woods much. for in the State Armory hare today, and gayer fabrics as we go deeper Columbia officiating. Burial will be Matbleu, Herbert Newberry, and 8:40— 4146—Qrsndps Burton, Skit- . 9:45—10:4^To Bo’Announced 10:30—News Service. spread tvhlch la wearing out, use i'erfect attendance for March at east: Don Pedro and Orohss.—west 10:05—11:00—Don Redman Orohsstrs— with the third week of their stay Into the summer season. Butter­ In the cemetery at the Center, and Earl and Willard Watrous. There Prices for Today and Sat. 4:00— 8:0(>-tTo Bs Anneunesd cast; Myrt A Merge—west repeat 10:45—Hartford Children's Museum It to cover the springs under the the Old Hop River school had the was only one at Pine street, John here drawing to a close. It was STORE OPEN TILL 9 P. M. TONIGHT! PHONE YOUR ORDER IN! DIAL 5721! mattress. This will save the mat­ flies, robins and rabbits spread all at the same time the body of Mrs. 4tS(L> 6:3(^Tarrl La FrsnoonL Song 10:15—11:15—Adelle Starr Oreh.—mldw Program. Koenig, who died last winter, will following: Dorothy, Violet and Flpr- SIrak. There were three at Chest­ 4t4S— 8:48—The Top Hsttert Orchea. 10:34^11 :S4>—Boh Crosby A Oreheatra doubtful If all would be returned to ll:00-^^nclnnaU Conservatory of tress from being damaged by the over chlntres and cretonnes. Many 6i00— 1:00—Ftyins Tima Advsnturss —basic; Oeerae Otsen Oreh.—mldw their homes before some time next be burled beside her husband. Mrs. ence Chowonec, Marlon, Herbert nut Hill, Elsie Kleine, Henrietta 6:1ft— fttlft—Nsws; M. Contrsrss Or. 10:41^11:45—H. Soenik Orchet.—mldw Music Program. WE ARE OPEN TONIGHT FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE! PHONE IN fONIGHTl AVOID SATURDAY’S RUSH! springs and will keep out dirt. are slightly humorous with a delib­ and Robert McMahon, Lillian and week. erate disregard of scale in the de­ Koenig's body has been In the re­ Tenenbaum, and Delores Soracchl. ei3^ 6:80—Press-Radio Nows Ptrlod 11:00—12:0(^Btrnle Cummins Orcheet. 12:00 M.—Richard Wharton’i Or­ ceiving vault In Wllllmantic, as she 6 :3 ^ ft:8ft—Jaoklo Hslltr, ths Tenor 11:30—12:34>—Guy Lombardo Oreheatra The number atlll here la the amall- chestra. When you call on her Easter Sun­ signs. g r a n u l a t e d 6:48— 8:4ft—Billy A Betty—wesi only eat since nearly 400 were brought to died when there was so much snow Sugar 48c tag- 49* ft:0 f:S0—Court of Human Rsistlens NORTHWEST A CANADIAN — wtmJ Arrangements have been made to bread to prevent the evil spirit from ANDERSON k NOREN _ 110(^10:00—The First NIghter—c to o; take all the refugees to Easter aer Sugar (Bulk 10 ib. bag) 4 7 c To hurry up baked potatoes, heat at the home of Miss Katherine Ink 9:80—10:80—Marlon Tallsy's Conesrt wlba ketp webo wday kfyr cret cfcf them thoroughly in boiling water be­ Interfering with her baking. As returned to her home In East Hart­ Meats - Groceries • Fruits and Vegetables •:4S—10:45—The NBC Guild of Mualo SOUTH — wrva wptf wwno wla wjax vices Sunday. Local social service MAHIEU’S 2 3 ^ peck . 0 7 fore putting them In the oven. Good Friday was considered the most ford Wednesday afternoon. 10:0(L>11:00—Back of ths News—east; wfla*weun wlod warn wmo wsb wapl workers assigned to duty at the Ar Phone 4076 Free Delivery 361 Center Street K re-M el Assorted 4 pkgs. 1 8 * Amos *n' Andy—repost for west wjdx wsmb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpro mory wrill escort them to the H» 0« Oats Dish Free 2 23® unlucky day of the year, she n af^ - A new rotary traffic has Just been lOilft—11:16—Henry Busse's Orehsstra woal ktbs ktha wsoo wavs wceo wfbo 880 bushel! Stock up! ally took every precaution to Installed by the State Highway de­ 10:34^11:30—News; B. Goodman Oreh. MOUNTAIN—koa klo kglr kghl churches as on past Sundays. Fancy Freeh MiUkowskl, the florist, has a beau­ against evil Influences. 10:45—11:45—Jssse Crawford, Organist It was estimated today that more W eek End tiful assortment of plants, cut flow­ partment at the Intersection at the PACIFIC—kgo kfsd kex kga keca kjr W h e a t i e s Pitcher Free for 2 5 ® The Royal Scarlet Store ■ 11:05—ItiOC^P. Henderson’s Orenestra than 12,000 meals have been served Sheffield ers and corsages for Easter gifts. Center. The town had one there Con£. or Brown S ugai* Frost 3 i ib. pkgs. 2 0 * 11:35—12:35—Gant Beecher A Orchsst. Cent# EssL DATES! before the new road was built, but 4 :3 ^ 6:35—The Singing Lady—east at the Armory to the refugees. Com­ He makes Individual corsages, priced CBS-WABC NETWORK 4:45— 6:45—Orphan Annie—east only plete outfits of clothes have been Specials Evaporated Milk! since that time the com er has been R«d and Wliite 6:05— 6:05—News;___ . . Animal.nlm News Club Arm our's Shouldars lb. 19c gl.OO and up. SoSarNTAjau^ unprotected, and one needed to have BASIC—East: wabc wade woko wcao distributed to about 400 men, wom­ EASTER SPECIALS Dill Pickles .....x.... .qt. bot. 19c waab wnac wgr wkbw wkrc whk wjr 5 :1 ^ 6:1^Songs f^rom Mary Smell en and children brought hero after Sugar, Granulated, 2 ii> -pi$. 25® East Orange, N. J.—After bear­ honors, which Is given to those at­ 7:00—Amos ’n’ Andy. Ington jail, 1200 sent by autograph Fresh Spinach, Fresh Aspara- 7:16— “ Uncle Ezra's Radio Station Del Monte Siloed seekers to her husband's cell, and 25 ing the story of Edward Kearney, taining an average of from 80 to Our Coffees are alwnyn fresh­ gus. Tomatoes, New Carrots, One Dozen Strictly FYesh Eggs > both Krasdale Siloed 85 per cent. E-Z-R-A." Holly Nut Oleo 2 lbs. 25c photographs of their four-year-old 16, police put him over the Jumps, ly roasted. Lettuce, Celery. 7:30—Variety Show of the Air. PINEAPPLE! •on, Manfred. flgmatlvely speaking. Mrs. Julia Little, Horace Little Square Deal, Half Pound Fancy Sliced Bacon \ ' PEACHES! and Mrs. Belle Brown motored to 8:00—Rosario Bourdon's Orchestra Today Richard's ashes lay in an Police Capt. William Wiley stop­ 1-Ib. pk(c...... 17c FRESH OYSTERS —Lucille Manners, soprano. Chase & Sanborn Coffee Ib 2 4 ® um in the Bronx, where the $50,000 ped the lad to Inquire where he ob­ New Haven Sunday to visit at the home of Mrs. Little’s brother, Frank Brownie, 4 ^ 9:00—The Travelers Hour — Nor­ 2l3oz. cans 2 3 c ransom for the return of a baby al­ tained a package, and said he got l*lh. pkf(...... X ^ C 3 5 c 19c man Cloutier, director; with 2 cans 2 7 * this reply: Brown. They also went to Whltney- 3 ib. bag 2 5 ® ready dead was paid. And while vllle and called on Mrs. Lucy Clarke Nathan Hale, o Pf Fresh Shoulders lb. 2 S « WTIC Glee Club and Modern Popular Market Krasdale Flour prosecution authorities considered “ I was passing some bushes and, a former resident of Columbia. They 1-lb. pkn:...... O O C Atlantlo Biscuit Co. English Symphonic Choir, direction Leon­ the incident closed, the Mercer so help me, the bundle Jumped up 855 MAIN STREET RUHINOW BUILDING found her very well and she wished Royal Scarlet, OA Style Cooldee, ard Patiicelll. Del Monte county Grand Jury continued Inves­ In my arms.” 9:30—Court of Human Relations. Rinse or Oxydol Igst. 1 9 c Krasdale Fancy Fresh to be remembered to all her Colum­ 1-lh. c a n ...... ^ « 7 C Special, 8-oz, pkg. . . . 19c SHOPPING CENTER FOR THRIFTY PEOPLE! tigation of charges that another man Kean cy was held on a petty bia friends. “ Aunt Lucy" Is 98 Smoked Shoulders Ib. X 2 f® 10:t >—First NIghter. Pineapple Juice! —Paul Wendel of Trenton—commit­ larceny charge. The bundle contain­ years old and In possession of nil 10:30— Marion Talley, soprano, with PRUNES! ted the crime. ed two dozen eggs. her faculties and In excellent health Josef Koestner’s Orchestra. Pimento Meat Loaf ib. 25® Pot R O S I S t i Boneless lb. 2 7 * 10:45— Klein and Gilbert. 2 cans 11:01—Sport News. EASTER SPECIALS EASTER Boiled Ham lb. 45c 2 2| cans 2 5 * 11:06— Newa ...... Pure Land O’Lakes 11:15— Henry Bussc'S Orchestra. HambUPg F^shly Ground lb. * 11:45—Jesse Crawford, organist. WESTERN FRESH SUGAR CURED LARD BUTTER Nation - Wide Specials 25 Sun Rayed Real Good 12:00 Mldn.—Silent. EASTER SPECIAL! Gibba’ Delicious Fsney Green, Fresh 2 lbs. 25c 2 lbs. 71c Tomorrow’s Program BRUNNER'S A. M. . TOM ATO JUICE! PEAS! PORK & BEANS! ASPARAGUS Dial 5191 Legs of Lamb Cenuine Spring 6:30—Blue Grass Roy. EGGS RAGON FREE SURPRISE Jack Frost— Cloth Bag Elaster Hams lb 29c " ’ • 2 7 * 7:00—Morning Watch — Ben HaW' 2 cans Armour's Star, Delirious, Sugar Cured. thome. HAMS 0 ^ 2 5 ' 2 no. 2 cans 2 5 * iC can Ig. 2 lb. bu. DELIVERY TONIGHT SUGAR ...... 10 lbs. 49c 8:00—News. 2 d o z . ^ ^ c 5 Ib. bag 8:15— Good Morning Melodies. SWEET — TENDER — JUICY 2 9 * M Pastry Flour Kibbe's Quality 8:30—Cheerio. ROASTING CHICKENS Krasdale Krasdale Eggs 9:00— Radio Bazaar. They will average from 5 to 5^-4 pounds. These will be 2 55c 10:00— Food News. lb. Peanut Strictly Fresh, Local Eg^t Hard Green Cabbage 4 c Bleached Celery phunp and tender, with plenty of white meat. Q O Tall Cans 10:15—The Vass Family. EASTER COUNTRY ROLL Ig 10® The price will be, pou n d ...... « J « / C Butter 1 Fresh Fruits and Vegetables | 10:30—Nicholas Mathajf’s Orches­ Asparagus tra. KILBASSI lb. 2 $ C BUTTER 2, lbs. 6 3 ® Beurre Bose Pears 4 10c Fine Mushrooms lb. 29® 12-oz. jar 15c Bacon 11:00— Our American Schools. 11^ 33c 11:15—Norsemen Qujrict. FOWL ARMOUR’S STAR Sugar Cured, RIndleas Krasdale 11:80—Mexican Marimba Orchestra MILK-FED MUENSTER bunch peck l ^ C Any weight from Q C ... 18c each Fancy Spinach peck 23® Native Rareripes 4® Dandelion Greens * y , to 6 lbs., Ib. o O C HAM Fruit 11:59—Time Signals. Any n-elght from 10 lbs. to 12:00 Noon—Concert Miniature. VEAL LEGS Ib. 19e CHEESE lb. I 9 e 12 lbs. These are lean and or • Cocktail 12:30 p. m.—Samuel Thewman, Fancy Radishes bunch 4* Fancy Spinach peck l ^ C SCOTCH HAM have a delicious flavor. Pure Lard 2 ' ib- 25c Native Potatoes U. S. no. I peck 3 5 ^ commentation, soloist, orchestr.a. 2 tall cans For Baking or Frying. YEARUNG PURE Fine Onions 5 !bs. 1 5 c Alachlne Sliced GROUND 2 cans 33c Large, Juioy OalUomln Fancy, Orlop Hearta Large Lemons 4 1 0 c 25c Chase ft Sanborn’s Oranges...... r.r.doz. 39c LAMB LEGS Ib. 19fi LARD 2 lbs. 2 5 c BACON, 39c Ib. BEEF, 2 lbs. 49c Celery.. ,lg. bun. 10c Fine Parsnips 4 lbs. 1 0 c Peppermint Patties lb. 1 9 c Red-Hart Dog Food Grapefruit...... x.,.,. .4 for 23c Lettuce, Iceberg .. .2 for 19c Lean, Tender Coffee lb. 2 4 c Fancy McIntosh RADIO RIB ROAST BEEF...... 33c lb. 3 tins 29c Apples______4 lbs. 19c New Cabbage...... 3 lbs. 11c Real Fin* Juice Seedless, Juicy Fins McIntosh Fancy (Baatero Standard lime.) I g e i b . Smoked Shoulders " > 1 8 c Nation-Wide ORANGES! GRAPEFRUIT! APPLES! Beets or Carrots! GROTE & WEIGEL’S BLOCK CHUCK COLD CUTS ROAST . . . with the 2 Lb. Boxes Cocoa_____ 15c Strictly Fresh Eggs i^rge size doz. 2 9 ^ ’ .York, April 9.— (A PI— Ed GENUINE SPRING |ilB going back to bis original RIB ROASTING dozen for 2 bunches ^^C ASSORTED .. .lb . 43c right flavor—all solid Red Bag Coffee -b 23c east scene, the WEAF-NBC 4 2 5 ® 6 lbs- 2 S* meat—no bonra, lb. 32c Heavy Royal Vbrk. The change from CBS LAMB €ofifiee Red Band f lb. bag 2 0 ® will be effective May 12. He takes PORK R O AST HOME MADE Whipping Gelatin up bis old time, too. The program LEGS VEAL Flue ImltaUon Lemon or Vanilla Fresh Daisy Hams Shredded Wheat 2 p k g s . 23c at present occupying the former SAUSAGE Cream Desserts Red and White I Ib. j'ar 1 Wyim spot is the one which grew EXTRACT! Toilet Tissue 7 roll. 25c VIENNA BREAD! Smoked Shoulders Peanut Butter Fancy out of the Jumbo broadcasts, an MEAT Pint Contents Notlon-Wlde * 3 pkgs. 19c adaption of the Jtage production. 2 5 « ">■ 1 9 * ">• lb. Ham Tuning In tonight; 1 7 W ax Paper ■'<’ 11^ 20c 1 Package Chocolate 2 bottles 2 5 « 4 35® IC'loaf J. BROGAN .1. FRANK HILLERY .1. P. F. CASHION . Talks: WEAF-NBC at 7:30, Felix 29c Butts, Shanks BotUe 5o Extra. Pudding, lo. Bread large loaf 0 c 95 Pine Street | 111 384 Hartford Road 11111 East Center Street I M. Warburg on ‘Twenty-two Years Potted Meat '4 tins ® ROUND R Y E !...... 3 for S5e Telephone 6318 ' |' Telephone 6387 Fresh Mee^n 111 Telephone 3953 of Joint Dlitribution Committee"; POT 1 FRESH 1 FRESH 11 PLATE 35 ASPARAGUS WJZ-NBC at 10:30, Frank E. Gan­ Pure Dellcloas STRAWBERRIES Sunsweet Prunes Delicious Fried or Broiled! Jell-0, assorted nett on “A Program for America” ; ROASTS 1 HAMS SHOULDERS BEEF 3 tins 3 5 « Big, Lsrge, Red, Ripe Berries! WABC-CBS at 10:45, Prof. P. M. Tuna Fish 1 Ib.-bunch 25c 2-lb. pkg. 16c Sliced Ham, flavors, 3 pkgs. . 17c LEO BRAZAUSKAS G. LANTIERI JAMS! Meats and Groceries Potter on “PoaslblUty of Peace In 19c pt., 2 for 37c Molasses, Fancy, Meats and Groceries I Ethiopia.” 1 9 « »> 1 2 5 e lb. 1 1 1 2 c lb. 145 Main Street TeL 8491 1 1 9 e «>• 1 Carrots & Pea S 2s 3 cans 35® NORWEGIAN PRUNE size \Vi tin .... 65 Clinton Street TeL 7672 ' WEAF-NBC—8, Return of Jessica ^ ^ ^ e ib. jar Dandelion Greens WARD’S LAYER SPONGE CAKE 10c I Dragonette; 9, Waltz Time; 10, First 2 PUDDING Fresh, Rib or Loin End, Vi pound prunes (tt prunes) Corn, Golden Bantam, O.J. SMITH NIghter; lOtSO, Uorlon Talley; 12, String Beans 2s ^ cans 35® 23c peck CHARLIE McCa r t h y I Earl Hlnea Orchestra. 3 oops cold water Pork Loins, O C f 2 size 2 O I f 219 Spmee StrMt FRUIT SPECIALS RAKERT ICEBERG LETTUCE 1 cup sugar Ib...... dLDC Fresh Meats WABC-CBS—7:15, Laxy Dan; 8, 1 Inch piece stick cinnamon t i n s ...... m OC Telephone 6756 Depot Square Dial 7626 I Beatrice LllUe; 8:80, Broadway Va- Cudahy's Fine Easter Gacto Pears 2^s 3 ^3*1^ 25® Strictly Fresh, Largs Celery Onions 1 1-a cups bolUng water jrletlee; 9, HoUjrwood Hotel; 12:30, FLORIDA ORANGES Seedlesa GRAPEFRUIT MALAGA GRAPES CARROTS BEETS Fig Bars, Guy liombardo Music. HAMS! . LOCAL EGGS! 1-8 cop oomstarch Popular Boneless Oven or I 6 box strip 3 1 C Mushrooms 7c bunch FRESH PEAS 1 tablespoon lemon W oe 2 lb s ...... 25c , WJ21-NBO-8, Irene Rich; 8:80, I g c doz. Fine Matches Pick over and wash prunes, Pot Roasts, I Red Nichols Prom; 9, Music Gidld; 4 1 9 ® 2 lbs. 2 9 c Delicious Eating then soak one hour In cold Nation-Wide 'FO O D > 19:80, Pennsylvanians; 10, Cantata, lb. Cucumbers water, and boil until soft In ! FOOD' I *Beven Last Words of Christ.” Tomato or Yeget able Soup can 5 c 2 7 * doz. Chuck Roast, o ^ Codfish Cakes, STORES; Apples...... 4 lbs. 25c same water. Obtain meat from 2 tin s...... I STORES, What to expect Saturday: stones and odd to prunes and lb...... Z / C 25c RE D k W H ITE WEAF-NBC—2:80 p. m.,_ Car- RADISHES STRAWBERRIES ONIONS . GRAPEFRUIT water; then add sugar, cinna­ laegie Tech Symphony; 4, High Hsit mon, boiling water and simmer PATRONIZE THESE NATION-WIDE STORES: ■ Club; 6:30, Kaltenmeyer’a Klnder- 5 bunches I Q ® baskets 3 9 ® 3 for 25c McIntosh Apples ten mlnutcB. Dilute oomstarch KITTEL’S MARKET I W. HARRY ENGLAND Igarten. WABC-CBS— 11 a. m., Cin- 2 3 3 ® Strawberries 2 Baskets 29e Roll Butter lb. 2 3 c lATga Seedless with enough cold water to pour 18 Blssell St. TeL 4266 | Mancbeitcr Green TeL 8451 Jcinnatl Conservatory Muslcale; 2:30 4 lbs. 25c easily, add to prune mixture and Ip. m., Columbus, O.. Preebyteiian cook avs minutes. Renaove d n - BURSACK BROS. ■Choir; 5, Brooklyn Lutheran Chorus. Cranberry Sauce 2 cans 2 9 e Mara Cherries Ig. 5 oz. l O c Spinach, 25c namon, add lemon Juice. Mold 470 Hartford Rood TeL 8562 |WJZ-NBC—13:30, Farm Bureau pro- Pie Apples .. 5 lbs. 25c and chill and serve with eretun. Nntton-Wldc Food Storeo of New England. Herald Advertising Pays— Use It a; 8, Wmter Blaufusa Orchestra; 1 7 * doz. doz. 1 7 * . lb. cans. Jesse Cnfwford. organ. Hot CroM Huns Cream Chaasa Fine Pumpkin 2|s 25® Some week-end Sbort waves: Sot- HBL Oeoom, SdO p. awi MANCHBHt ER BVtlMINU nERALP, MANCHirSTER. CONN.. rK iU A l, A rn iL iv, urn.. R " PAGE FOURTEEH MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FKroAT, APRIL 10,198«. iy ths breath from a healthy per­ oellent grapefruit now o . tha mor^ Cod Yesterdays, by Joseph Lincoln; kum and Sandy, bv Richard Ben- son will have no unpleasant odor. ket wUl be found delicious and the day night for the Wealeyan Guild, place In the home of a humorous an appropriation for the canal, but however, of the committee's action M0nER0F“STAr Boss o f the Ragged O, by Norma net; Viking Tuts, by Jennie Halt; the Community Playera will display Cockney woman known as "Old Muebester Public Market tomor­ Try to build up your health In every flavor hoc been developed until the WAPPING Manafleld; Adventures for Happi­ Johnathan Ekiwards, by Faust C. 'Deaths Last Nigi backers of the Maine project did not on the President's request. row night at 8:80 o’clock. AU that MENUS way possible and you trill be re­ NEW AUDIENCE their talents before a new audi­ Sweetheari", %he lx the principal 6RIDCEP0RTB0Y try to get a vote, expressing Zhe fruit Is so eweet that It Is not neces- ness, by 8. Parks Cadman; Five and Johnson T-; (Jrandfather'z NO RELIEF CASH Is necessary to enter the contest li warded with a breath os sweet os ence. character In the play, although the •ary to odd augor. The mlnistrel show, which was Furies of Leaning Ladder, by B. M. Farm, by Reed and Lee. hope further funds wouM be avail­ to sign your name and address on a baby’s. With the exception of the benefit "Ghosts" have the tIUe roles. able fr..ia relief money. By execu­ For Good-Health planned by the South Windsor Ath­ Bower; Valley of tbe Klnjra, by Boston—Thornton CooUdge, Miss Atm McAdams, who plays the coupon which appears toda> 'c Arthur Gooden; Uaro Poppins twloe winner of the National TO S E PLAYERS performance of " ^ e Old Soak" In MISSED FROM HOME tive action, each of the projects has TO GIVE E A m CAKE A Waek’a Supply fAIOTOR, OOLLEOE EDUCATED letic club to be given the first week the SUtc theater last month and the "Old Sweetheart" part, starred FOR QUODDY OR the Manchester Public Market’s ad* MIM Epilepsy in April, has h - ’ postponed until Comes Back, by P. L. ‘Trovers; My NO JOKINO HATTER Ice skating cbompionahli been allocated about 85,000,000 from vertisement, and deposit It In the "iTje Queen's Husband" three yean In the same characterization five this source, but the canal Is esti­ Recommended QuesUon: Mrs. A. L. asks: "What later in the month. f ■ Life with the Eskimos, by VUIyal- Moribel Vinnon. " i : ago In High School hall, the more years ago. The "Ghosta" are played AT store. It la not necessary to buy By Dr. Frank McCoy la meant by petit malT” Chicago—A itsr paying $82.30 for The schoul.1 i.^ ..-ath Windsor, all mer Stefansson; Katflhka Grows Seattle—Mrs. Alice F. M. Brown mated to cost from $150,000,000 to PUBUC MARKET Hrs. Bartholomew’s Lawyer a lamp post his automobile knocked Kitchener, Ont.— Ernot Heil4 than two dozen productions of the by Byron NeB of . Rockville, Her­ anything to enter this contest. Answer; PeUt mol refers to closed Thursday afternoon for Fast Up, by Helen Haskell; Scarface, by testified she dieted and exercised FLORIDA CANAI. $200,000,000 and the Ude project over In euburbon WllmetU, Harold until sbe reduced from 180 to 127 monn, 66. German artist who painl Most of Local Theatrical club have been presented in the man Heck and Winston Bendall, all Five Hundred Volunteers about $30,000,000. epilepsy In a mild form. Dav, but will reopen next Monday. Dorr Yeager; Young Walter Scott, A beautifully decorated Easter DAILY MENUS Jones, i l , University senior, had by Elizabeth Gray; Nanetta of the pounds, but it finally led to a di­ ed portraits of Pop# Plus ju aa Whlton Memorial Library audito­ of whom have played prominent (Oontlnued From Psige One) An ostrich egg will make at Belieres That She Is Dodg- Tbe Wagisun Girls club held their Adolf HlUer. Quizzed by Republicans esKd will* be ^ven away by the Dr. McCoy’s menus suggested foi' only $20 left. His flne for reckless regular meeting at the home o f Mr. Wooden Shoes, by Esther Brann; vorce suit. She told the court her rium or the Hollister street school parts In post productions of the Senator Vandenberg (R., Mich.)', omelet as large as 36 hens’ eggs. Orap^niit Son Diego, Cal.-;-WaUaoa __ Groops Prodnctions Pre­ Players. Search Through Night for the week beginning Sunday, April driving was $80. and Mrs. Walter N. Foster last Useful Quotations, by Tyron Ed­ husband twitted her about It at the hall. other big construction projects not who led the fight against the two Question: Sadie N. Inquires; Moody, 60, singer, composer aa4 The play moves through a series iog Him Today. 12. 1636. Police Magistrate Peters fixed it Monday evening. wards; Maine Beautiful, ^ Wallace table—more than she could endure. The play, a three-act mystery specifically authorized by Congress. projects, pronounced them "dead” "Does grapefruit contain vitamin He assigned Harold to ccrub the po­ music criUc. comedy, concerns three World War of mysterious and comedy situations Sunday Otis Hills, who has been suffering Nutting; A Norwegian Farm, by Judge James B. Klnne told the sented at North End. Four Years Old Lad. Want Law to Forbid after the Senate vote on the Florida Breakfast—Baked eggs; crisp ba­ C?" lice station floors April 18 and 25 from an abccssed foot for tbe past Marie Hamsum; The Lotus Mark, couple to think It over tor 30 days. AUanUc CSty, N. J.—EmH A __ _ soldiers alive In London, although In which the long arm of the law He Indicated that the great bulk appropriation. Answer: Grapefruit Is one of the seeks to catch up with the "Ghosts" con; stewed figs. —at $5 credit per scrub. two weeks, was able to return to by Sowers and Phyllis; May Queen bach, 70, retir^ distiller and tobo^ reported dead. Kor various reasons of the money would be used In con­ Although Hopkins had finished New York, April 10.— (A P )—Two best sources of ritamin C. It U also they all wish to keep their Identity hccau.se of the kleptomaniac ten­ ^ . by claims for cheap Lunch—Creamed sweet potatoes; Manchester High school last Mon* of Scotland and the Isles, Iw Stefan A survey made by the U. 8. De­ CO merchant, the father of 8. Uortie. Bridgeport, April 10.— (A P )— tinuing the W PA program of light his testimony before the House com­ private detectives searched today of value because of the food miner­ Both peaks of tha famous Mount PIsjrIng "Three Live Ghoats" at a secret. dencies of one of them who picks up spring salad. day morning. Zwelg; Rainbow In tbe Sky, by partment at Labor Indicates that, mer Auerbach, wealthy boot racH, the South Methodlat church Tues­ Five hundred volunteer searchers— construction for the direct employ­ mittee, he still had to furnish a JJcrnZ lor Mre. Lillian Mae Bartholomew, Dinner—Broiled chicken; butter- als which It contains and these min­ Ararat ar* now within the boun­ Recently added new books to the Louis Untermeyer; Children of the next to private garages, service sta­ New Orleans—^Tbe Rev, Jointly. With much ol the action taking jewelry, babies and various other ment of jobless. Despite his assur­ mass of data asked by the commit­ erals will help to make the blood daries of Turkey as a result of the articles not nailed down. state policemen, firemen, Boy U m-the lonq run,than elusive mother of Freddie Bar­ er parsnips; fresh cooked aspara­ Wapping Sadd Memorial Library North Lights, by EMgar Daulair tions made up most of the automo­ Gordon McPlierzon, 67, negl.' ances, however. Republican mem­ tee members, chiefly Representa­ more alkaline, thus being of value boundary treaty signed by Turkey IngrI; Peter and Gretchen of Old quality flour. tholomew, the boy motion picture gus; salad of crisp celery; baked are as follows; 100,()PO,000 Guinea tive service buildings constructed In evangelist known as "The Scouts and neighbors, today comb­ bers planned to demand that the bill tives Bacon and Taber, New Tork In overcoming acidosis. Tlie ex- and Persia in 1932. Pigs, by Schllk and Kallct: l.'4ipe Nurumburg, by Viola Jones; Skoo 1035. Billy Sunday.” ed a large section of the village of ketor. apple a la mode. carry a definite prohibition against Republicans. Monday Nichols In a vain search for four- use of the money for projects that He was questioned about charges Her attorney, Philip A. Levy, who COSTIGAN RESIGNS hired the detectives, expressed be­ Breakfast — Breadcrumb break­ year-old John Douglas Wardwell, could not be completed within the by Stephen Raushenbush, former fast food. son of Mr. and Mrs. George |V. year. chief of the Senate Munitions Com­ lief that Mrs. Bartholomew was PAHERSON’S MARKET "dodging him.” Lunch—-Asparagus, nut and let­ HIS SENATE POST Wardwell, myateriously mlasing Hopkins' statement that none of mittee staff, that politics mingled OCCISEHT FLOim Levey, who said he had been re­ tuce salad; wholewheat crackers or Our Stock Is As Fresh As Sprinjf. from his homo since 5:30 o’clock the fund would go to the Florida with relief activities In Pennsyl­ muffins. yesterday afternoon. means 't/uce. low cost .... tained to assist Mrs. Bartholomew Oiir Qu.'ility Is As True As It Can Ring. Ship Canal or the Passamaquoddy vania. Hopkins told the committee Dinner—Broiled steak; buttercl t f o t i U ( Continued from Page One) Up to 1 o’clock,'a search that ex­ project was Interpreted by some he would Investigate. no spoiled batches to regain custody of her 10-year-old son. said he hadn’t eveh seen his squash; stewed celery; salad of er. Telephone 3386 101 Center Street tended through the night and was congressmen meaning that these Chairman Buchanan said Hopkins dive and lettuce; fig surprise. his state office to run for the Sen­ doubled at daybreak had failed to projects would be abandoned unlesa had given no Information that client who arrived Wednesday from ate. U . . . England. Tuesday disclose any trace of the boy. A dis­ Congress voted ■ new money for would help the committee curtail the Breakfast— French omelet on re- We have some real excellent smoked, plump, lean, ten­ Whether Costigan's retirement traught mother waited In her home them. ' your money bock if you want it. " Mrs. Bartholomew could not be proposed $1,600,000,000 appropria­ found at the hotel where she first toasted Shredded Wheat Biscuit; der Shoulders, 23c lb. Swift’s Daisy Hums, 39c lb. (deared the path for such a course while her husband led the search The Senate recently turned down tion. He would make no forecast. remained to be seen, but observerrs said she was going, and a letter re­ stewed raisins. Ham Shanks...... l.'ic lb. over an ever-widening area. Lunch—Boiled potatoes; buttarsil saw hints that the Costigan faction A well near the Wardwell home. ceived yesterday by Levey, etgned still would make a fight. Names "L. M. Bartholomew", said: spinach; rlM olives. Into which It was feared the boy Dinner—Roast mutton; buttere l Our Good Scotch Ham— (food for any meal---- .. ,42c lb. were not forthcoming readily, al­ might have fallen, was pumped "Before seeing you re the legal though those of Mayor Benjamin F. aipeets of the case I have decided to beets; string beans; salad of shred­ dry this morning but produced no ded raw cabbage: cup custard. Scotch Bacon, 32c lb. Scotch Sausages, 2.>c lb. Stapleton of Denver and of John A. solution to the mystery. A swath visit Washington and accordingly From- Hale's Self Serve and Wednesday Health Market Carroll, Costigan’s Denver manager of woodland three miles long and am traveling there tonight. You No. $ Can Rath)i Sliced Sausages, 25c lb. Our Good Tea, 60c lb. Try It I In 1930, were mentioned. will hear from me In a few days. Breakfast—Wholewheat muffins: Get Your Blaster Ham two miles wide was searched again The Qreat Atlantic and Pacific Tea Co, peanut butter; pear sauce. Ynungsteni’ Attitude. • Meanwhile, please do nothing.” and again without disclosing a clue. The legal guardianship of Freddie Lunch— Spinach and cheese cn In the Self Serve EASTER QUALITY The Colorado Young Democratic A bloodhound failed to aid materi­ casserole; crisp celery. BEEF STEW 2 1 * was granted several months ago by Real nice fresh Chickens, 36c Ih. Fowl, 3.3c lb. League at Its convention last month ally In the hunt. 'This noon State . . . Very worthwhile money-savings on fine quality, seasonable ARMOUR'S STAR Every item on our list of food selectiona possesses that a California court to the boy's aunt, Dinner —Spring soup; stuffed 12-Ounoe Package Sunbeam Dry For a perfect dinner. urged Johnson, In the "Interests of Troopers William Vosokay and John Iamb chops; diced carrots and tur­ extra quality you have the right to expect at Easter party harmony," to seek a third Miss Mllllcent Bartholomew. time. Hanusovsky of the Westport bar­ foods in every department of your nearby A & P Store . . . Gets Radio Message \ nips; McCoy salad; Jello or Jell- term In the State House, thereby racks asked for additional troopers Well. leaving Costigan unopposed. John­ The perplexed lawyer said Mrs. A good beef loaf is very desirable— appetizing 1 Ground to aid In the search. Bartholomew radioed him before her Thursday HAM Apricots 1 2 (or 33c son refused to comment. Beef, 25c lb. Round Ground, 35c lb. Veal Ground, 30c Ho was obviously astonished lost Selecfad GuaranfaetJ ship arrived: Breakfast—Poached eggs on Mel­ "Please refrain from meeting Sunbeam lb. night, however, when the Senators’ Wildmare. doi. 25c ba toast; stewed apricots. decision reached here. 4-MONTHS’ BRroE boat. Win telephone you arrival Lunch—Raw apples and pecans. Sunnybrook, doz. 29c hotel," Special Ib. 2 8 - "Is it possible there could have Dinner—Lima bean loaf; buttered EGGS Falling to reach her, he notified a Veal Roasts, no bone. .30c Rib Roasts .. .29c-32c-33c been some mistake?" he aeked. "It parsnips; asparagus; avocado and Tomato Juice 4 cans firm of English barristers assoct Veal Roasts with bone, 25c Block Roasts...... 25c Is hard to believe." MURDERS HUSBAND watorcres.s salad; no dessert. An Armour's Representative will demon­ Costigan became widely known ated with him, and said they cabled Friday strate these qiuUty products Saturday. Large Can Heinz Cream of Tomato Veal Cutlets...... 45c Pot R oasts...... here and In Washington for his ac­ In reply: Breakfast— Cottage cheese; sliced (Continued from Page One) "Have contacted husband who Veal Chops...... 35c ...... 2.5c-28c-32c-3.5c tivities In connection with tho sugar p j g L jk Sunnyficid - Our Own Cur* pineapple. Industry. repudiates Hobbs and Implores hla Lunch—akra and cauliflower au Veal Shanks...... 12'/tc lleve he was the only one for me. I I I Whole or Shank Half wlfo to connect with you Immedi­ Armoura’ Puro SOUP 2 >°’ 2 3 « Bottom Round...... 35c He Is an attorney. grain; ripe olives. broke my engagement and married ately. We suggest you get police Fresh Brisket...... 25c Top R ou nd...... 42c Johnson, former railroad worker, r j - Dinner—Baked aea bass; baked Quart Jar Sunbeam Andy. aid." stuffed tomatoes; string beans salad Boneless. Lli. served In the State Legislature and The reference to "Hobbs" appar­ Cube Steaks. ns lieutenant governor before be­ “Andy told me he owned an In­ Jello or Jell-Well (no cream). LARD terest In a string of race horses. He ently meant Joseph G. Hobbs, a Corned B ris k e t...... 25c Pork R oasts...... “ ..320 coming the state’s chief executive Saturday sold he was a former G-Man and Pilgrim Brand . London broker, described as a Pancake Syrup 2 5 * Boneless. Lb. Center cut. In 1930. Breakfast— Coddled eggr Melba 2 I ’ ll)* that he had a promise of a job from Young Hons and Toms friend of the Bartholomew family, 2 7 Ib. toast; stewed pnmes. Quart Jar Tasty 8-lb. to 12-lb. Average who was aboard tho ship with FOLLOW.S W IFE IN DEATH Frank Murphy, governor of the Lunch—Pint of buttermilk: 10 or Legs Lamb, 28c Ib. Rolls of Lean Lamb, ail meat, 25c lb. Philippine Islands. TURKEYS Freddie’s mother. 12 dates. Short Shank. Smoked Hopes Shattered When the ship docked he told re­ Dinner—Flank steak with vege­ Loins Lamb, whole, 32c Ib, Loin and Rib Lamb Chop.s. Torrlngton, April 10.— (A P I— porters: MOLASSES Julius Rougeot. 74, whose wife died "W e went to tho Islands In tables, boiled; buttered spinach: ___ 2 5 * Shoulder Lamb Chops...... 28c lb. "You know, the more lawyers we suddenly a week ago, followed her January and the hope for a job AN spring salad; pineapple whip. Shoulders 'i «> ^ i>>- >i>. 19* No. 1 Tall Can Sunbeam Diced All Spring lamb— very tender. there was shattered. Then Andy Friends Beans Kin di can keep out of this, the better.” •Asparagus, Nut and Lettuce In death at midnight iost night. He 2 29c Mrs. Bartholomew Is planning to NORTHERN wan employed by tho American told me he was broke. Without my Salad: Place on each leaf of lettuce go to Hollywood to make a personal 5 green asparagus tips (cooked or Hale’s Sugar Cured, Sliced, RIndlese Brass-Company for 35 years. Mr. knowing it he cabled my former 20-OI. H AM SLICES appeal to her husband’s sister to Fruit Cocktaii 2 2 5 * Del Monte Peas canned). Make a cream cheese dres­ Real Imported Irish Bacon___ ..... 50c Ib. and Mrs. Rougeot celebrated their fiance telling him I was In distress. 29c relinquish the guardianship of Ib. 3 5 e 45th wedding anniversary on March He signed my name and we came Center sing by mashing the d Ired quan­ SiiniMxun Fanry Sllred TURKEYS Freddie. If unsuccessful In that, tity of cream cheese, adding as Other Bacon, 38c-42c Ib, Fresh from the farm, Eggs. 7. home on the money sent." Blu* Slices ‘ 39. she said she would fight for posses­ Young Hen's 8-10 Pounds. Young Toms 12-I t Pounds. Mrs. Martin said they separated Karo Syrup Lab *l much thick cream as necesasry to Bacon 2 9 * Brown’s Butter. Wilkie’s Milk, Heavy Cream. 2 'jr- 25c sion of him In the courts and per­ TIIOKOL’GH JOB In San Francisco and she returned form the consistency of a salad Large Roosting ' haps even appeal to Mrs. Franklin dressing. Mkt toasted chopped PINEAPPLE 12* to Chicago. Martin, she said, came Pane* It* 2 9 D. Roosevelt. nuts with the cream cheese dressing 1 1-4 size ran — 4 thick ellceel Lexington, Ky.—’Two thugs who Pillsbury's Floor c back Sunday but did not rejoin her. 2 17c and pour over the asparagus. We will appreciate your business. Telephone 3386. robbed A. C. Farmer of Memphis, She said she received a letter from No. t Can Burt 01n©y*»" CHICKENS Send the Kiddle.s— they will be attended to. Tenn,, were not content to take just him saying ho was staying with Pure Vermont Hale’s Larsre Soft meatod, 6-ponnd birds! ib-3 5 * his money. Maple Syrup Shoulders Smoked • WALL ST. BRIEFS QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS another woman on the south side. Co-op, Strictly Fresh When Farmer reviveci In chill The blonde widow said she had Bad Breath Diced Carrots New York, April 10—Electric out­ Remember— Bacon and Eggs for breakfast Sunday. April breezes after being slugged borrowed the gun but had no inten­ Rajah Fresh Question: Ruth W. writes: "I with a platol butt he found the rob­ tion of killing her husband. Salad Dressing 32-02. jar Halibut Sliced put of the Associated Gas A Elec­ notice that my breath Is bad and Sunbeam. Golden Bantam bers also had taken the coat, troj- tric System for March was 7.8 per I hesitate to go to social affairs for EGGS MEATY FO R^ ea6 9 * Peter Mastri, 27. who was pass­ cent above the a; me month of 1935. fear it will be unpleasant to others. sers and shoes. ing the tavern at the time of the Northern Net production for the month was What Is the cause?" shooting, was wounded slightly on Oysters Stenderdi doz. CORN 17 oz. can 10* Answer: Probably the most com­ [iji? the neck by one of the shots. 327,420,229 kilowatt hours. It was Fig Tarts N. B. C. lb. stated by the compsny that the mon cause of bad breath la defec­ First Prize Ralph D. Cllnnen, part owner of tive teeth. Certainly. If dental Two dozen— 53c. 1-4 Size Can Sunbeam lig h t Meat the tavern where the shooUng oc­ percentage gain over the previous It you are poultry mlnde' 17c HighMt Quality! Reymond's Hot Cross Buns, common pin he was seized with a fit dressed envelope. When the teeth Least Waste I 1 1 XOo doz. publican Presidents, Ho::ver and Sunnyfield Mild and Mallow of coughing and the pin appeared, are properly cared for, the nose and Corned Beef Toft, besides subjectln. the business Sliced in Flavor rusty but whole. When the pin be­ Angel Cakes Special S 3 * English Muffins, I5c. - 17. throat are normal; when digestion Rib Roast Bacon came lodged Bowering’s voice turned Parker House Rolls. of the country tc Interminable de­ Is good, and when the Intestinal Small Sausage Freshly Chopped GROUND husky and remained so. Now he Reymond’s Donnta. lays and uncertainties, all of which elimination is adequate, the breath Quaker Oats * f°rl c BEEF, 2 lbs...... 5 5 c reacted on the party In power. A expects It to return to normal. win be sweet and pleasant Certain- 9 2 7 PORK Drake's Crumb Coffee Cakes. Sperry & Barnes’ repetition of this experience we Sunnyfield Rich COFFEE RINOS or SQUARE Large P o e lc ^ Softoallk lb | 9 c Extra lean, t0-l$-pound loinzi Bag Sausage Roasting Chickens, ought not now to Invite, as we Flour Family. 241/2 -lb. bag » Red Circle Full-Bodied 4 to 4'/2 lbs. each, Ib...... 3 9 c abould do by recognizing no other I CRUMB COFFEE CAKES if - Fresh Oysters approach to the problem.” CAKE FLOUR 27 * O’Brien declared In the proposed Large Chickens. .42c Ib. Pale and Vigorous P O T R O A S T S Fish platform that “if we are to have Yukon Ginger Ale Golden Special Demonstration I.J'A 7 Lb. Capons . . . .45c Ib. tariff trading, or tariff bartering, It Bokar and Winey 23c IS* } ’> ‘ must be a responsibility lodged In 15-OX. \ O # Hole’e Red Bog FIG BARS _jtjbx23* tsC-^ PHONE SERVICE UNTIL 8:,30 TONIGHT — DIAL 4151. the executive department, or In the Miller’i ig. 3 M inut*Oats 2 pVgt. headship of tho Nation, and not sub­ Hand-Dipped pLg. ib. tCuarantee Chocolates 33 ^ ______Santa Clare e ORIENTAL DINNER Oven Roast* 2 8 *4 2 2 * ject to the town-meeting methods COFFEE ib-17e 2ib>.33e BlockRln^lr Chuofc ^OlltAlr >- ftgznmlAmeiBoneleee Rib. tlllx Dandelions or of huge legislative bodies." Prunes 40/50 size »>. 5e Oriental Chow Mein Oinner LUX SOAP 3 bars 1 9 e Radishes, bun. .. L«ads To Log Rolling Betty Crocker Recipe 18-os Freeh Sauce IS-OI.WO- Hate’s Fomons Breakfast Spinach, V2 pk. 13c "The bewildering complexity of Angel Food Cake With Tasty Icing six* Cnini>9rryOcean Spray c«n I ^ ® Parsnips, lb. ... modern Industry makes Intelligent With Mushrooms— Ready to Sem-, consideration of tariffs by Senate each ...... SHOULDERS ib.2 1 c New O n ion s...... and House and conference commit­ COFFEE Shankleec, 4 to 6 pounds average. Cttatomer’s Special . , . . .- •, Fresh Fruits and Vegetables ...... 2 1bfl. 15c tee# Impracticable," he added, "and Grandmother^8— White Large Bunch, Freeh Rareripes, bun. . leads Inevitably to log-rolling under One Can Chow Mein Noodles FREE With Every Sale. Hale’s Orange Pekoe Freeh ‘ 5i 8-os. srieod O f Sweet Potatoes, 2 lbs. 15c which the general welfare is often Crape Jelly Pag* 2 fan 19c subordinated to the Inceresta Bread Unitlcod leaf 8c RADISHES E € j* Our fresh .Strawberries are particular groups and localities.” TEA lb. 3 9 * ______4* SPARE RIBS lb 19c grown by R. M. Tuttle of Beet Greens. Vi peck 17c. Fresh Pea.s. Asparagus. Celery, O’Brien’s plank would assert that Ponchatoula, Louisiana. Each executive leadership in tariff mak­ Fresh Fruit and Vegetable can Oriental Chow Mein crate of these berries was se­ 10c w d 17c bunch. Ripe Tomatoes. Cucumbers. New Cali­ 1 Toll Con Sunbeam AU Green RARERIPES bu4e 3 for IQe fornia Carrots, 7c, 3 bunches 20c. Ic e ^ rg Lettuce, 10c head. ing was a Republican principle es­ HAMBURG %ibsRR*> lected for Arm ripeness. They tablished In the flexible tariff law of No. Fresh, Ortep will sell at 18c full pint bas­ Mushrooms. Noodles. 2 1923, to which tho New Deal had Pint SAUSAGE MEAT > “” 3 9 * ket, 2 pints 3.5c. Asparagus Tips « added the mechanism of rectprocat Baskets 2 1 SPINACH peck 1 9 e Again we offer very large Florida Oranges at 39c dozen. trade treaties. Strawberries 2 can Bean Sprouts. No. 2 SIRLOIN OR SHORT Wo expect Native Khu- 2 9 1 No. m Oon Sunbeam Bartlett barb. Ripe Pineapples, 18o Baldwin Apples, 4 lbs. 20c. Grapefruit, 4 for 25c, and Bana­ "This method, if properly employ­ Extra Large each; Fhocy Ripe Pears, 6 nas, 3 lbs. 20c. ed,"' It continued, "liaa an advan­ bottle Soy Sauce. 6 oz. lb. for 2Bc. tage which the flexlblo tariff law’ In1 1 doz. STEAK Itself did not posseee in giving us PEARS 'C LEMONS 29c 29 I a A Complete Line of Clapp’s, H^ins and Libby’s Baby Foods. F obcy concession for our exports In ex­ Baldwla Sunktet Oollfornla“ " ’" " “ ’" " ’ “ " * * change for any that we ylola to the All ^ Packages For 3 9 « Quart Jar SUver Lana Sweet Mixed Porterhome Sfak _ib,45. -I- Apples - Pinehnrt BUTTER, Land Hormel’s foreigner, 6 2.5 ORANGES doz. 29c O’Lakes or Goverbloom, 2 lbs. / O C "W e believe the Republican Party Cooked Ham should maintain and tmprova rhie PICKLES e Extra Large Ttny Birdseye Umas are mechanism thus established, conso­ Large, Juicy 2 5 Cuba Steak Ih* S5* on sole at X5o box. Save Large, Luscious o ew Special nant with the peculiar needs of the doz. Floridaf Sunbeaun Stuffed ~ GRAPEFRUIT for 2 1 c time tadng Birdseye Foods BLACKBERRIES. 2 cans . . . . O / C modern EStA and In keeping with Oranges 2 9 c Chow Mein Vegetable $1.09 can Begulor IBe Pookaga for Easter dinner. Ever try the spirit of liberal Institutions. Icebsfg Birdseye Raspberries over loe Fruit Cocktail, Spiced Ham ‘W e believe that officered, under OLIVES Si.oz. jar 2 3 e cream? Birdseye Peas, As­ a Republican admlnlstratira. by Celery Fresh Spinach clTnid 3 Iba 19c No. 2 can paragus sad Sptnacta — beat 2 large cans .,. 33c can practical men, thoroughly commit­ Crisp 2 bdit. 17c Dinner 2 3 c LETTUCE Special head 6 e S IL V E R D U S T 2 for 2 5 * 49c Tall Can Cornotton and serve. ted to the .'Republican principles of Texas' Ready to serve. 1 2-oz. can Noodles Free. Regular Oon Dog Gone ^ildren— a new Shirley Temple-Wheatie deal . . . Buy protection, the maintenance of . Onipns 5 2 5 c Free Delivery On A ll Orders for $1.00 and More. American standards of living and — Bermuda Utfuce 2 to. 15c can 2 packages of Wheatles and get a Shiriey Temple Pitcher deserved emphasis In the home mar­ MILK 7 '/2C • 6 ^ Green Stamps Given In All Departments. Free. ket, the already developed mechan­ D O G F O O D nunomuD ism can he made of undeniable ad­ vantage in promoting our economic 14-Ounce Bottle Snyder’s progress.” Tht J W H A U CORF. M a n c h is t e r Comm- Maraschino Cherries 2oz./ar£^c Th€ m H A U CORt PINEHURST GROCERY, Inc. Experiments with rata at MANCHSZTtR COHN- C A T S U P 15* 302 Main Street sU r, Conii. Xlnlreraity of-Chicago indicate that the rodents can digest a ball bear- cvrsiv?' .OE SIXTEEN UAMUHlStiTlSK ISVEMI^O HERALU. MARUUISaTKK, CX)NN„ FRIDAY, APRIL 10,19801 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONNn FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 198& PAcnssi P.(K)TS AND HER BUDDIES On the Mainland By MARTIN; SENSE and NONSENSE isnV \t a QOKiKlT OV-' a WUMOTE Th* populatlty of mystery stories PLACE ? BE isn’t surprising. It’rr th* only kind LONG of thing you can read with the ra­ WAY VEREI KON-'n:'£>—OA. dio going. Flapper Fanny Says t e r r v b w p a r wttt.u.».pRT.orr. AWAV Jerry—How did Jefferson break bis leg? . Parker—Do you see those cement S8 you’lu’ll find ’ ths food very. good. steps over there? TOs la one of the few places Harold W. Garrlty, Howard I. Tay­ Jerry—Sure. libST—FORTY YEARS service pin. F O R SALE — STRAWBERRY HIGHEST PRICEIS for your old lor and William J. Thornton. Parker—Well, Jefferson dldn’L Finder please return to Miss where they really know how to REVISIONISTS SEEK planU. Howard 17, Olcott Farm, juuk thla Spring. Live poultry prepare boulllebalsse. Would you Education, recreation, libraries, Bralnard, 639 Main street 408 West Centar. Telephone 0748. bought. Wm. Oitriiuky, 91 Clinton like to try It?" parks and cemeteries, Raymond R. But If th* giver doesn’t let hto left Edward Berggren. atreet Tel. 6879. Toby said she 'would, and the Bowers, Mrs. Mary Dannaber and hand know what hla rli^ t hand IDEAS OF C m ZE N S Robert J. Smith. , WANTED—AUTOS— FOR SALE^FLAMINO Giant red ly LAURA LOU BROOKMAN C ItM NSA Sm^m. Im. _ richly flavored soup proved to be does, some other hand claims the MOTORCYCLES 12 raspberry plants, 25c per dozen. J. delicious. So were the flUets o f Public welfare. Including police, credit. APARTMENTS—FLATS— 4 '' chicken and the salad and the des­ charities and the town court, Victor \ L. Winterbottoro. 31 Edmund sert that came afterwards. IF YOU WISH to sell for cash a TENEMENTS 63 BEGIN HEBE TODAY then, let’s have a smile. A big W. Bronke, Mrs. Emma Lyons Net- Proud Father—^What do you street. Telephone 8568. Hlllyer talked eaaUy and Toby tleton and David Nelson. think of my son as a pugilist? used small truck with dump body, FOR RENT—6 ROOM Boaton ityle TOBY RYAN, 19, to • photo­ smile—a real one. That’s It!” Saggestions on Town Char He turned to Hlllyer. "There’s forgot that be was the president Trainer—Well, he can shake please telephone S164. houM, all modem Improvement*. graphic model, posing for photo­ During the next fortnight the your picture,” be said quietly. of a great company, a man who sub-committees will meet to con­ bands the best of any fighter I ever 07 iwsswvito^TNcf ’. at s ig u. t. SAT, orr. REPAIRING 23 91 Cooper street. Telephone 6203. graphs to be used In advertise­ must be enormously wealthy. He ter Changes Songht; Snh- knew. ments. Unknown at first, she Is "What do you think o f It?" sider their study assignments. The The Toonerville Trolley That Meets All th e Trains By Fontaine Fox BUSINESS SERVICES WANTED DULL lawnmowers, "If you can catch that pose seemed interested In her work next meeting of the entire commit­ FOR RENT —SEVERAL FIRST soon In high demand In the stn- and asked questions about It. He The entire 26 letters of the alpha­ OFFERED 13 garden tools, etc., to sharpen and cleas single and double dwellings. dios, particularly after she Is and that expresalon In a photo­ Conunittee Selected. tee was postponed from April 17 to graph you’ll have a sensation." seemed Interested, too, in what April 24 so that each sub-committee bet are contained In the following A n o l d r a m s h a c k l e c h i c k e n h o u s e h a s b e e n u s e d F O R Y E A R S repair. Karlsen and Edgerton, 650 All In good locations Apply Ed- chosen as ‘*Tlie HUIyer Soap OlrL” she told him about herself. She W a n t e d —g a r d e n s to plow, North Main. Phone 7386. "It will be better than that by would have had time to bring In verse: OUR BOARDING HOUSE -ward J. Holl. Tel. 4942. Toby shares an apartment with told him more than she reaUzed "God gives the grazing ox bis TO BLACKMAIL THE SKIPPER OUT OF FREE RIDES . By Gene Ahern harrow, and mark. H. Warren HARRIET HOLM, another model, the time we’re through with It.” some Ideas for discussion. Case, Buckland. Tel. Manchester "I doubt It,” Hlllyer said. "1 —about the days before she hod The (Charter Revision committee, feeA FOR RENT—SIX ROOM tenement, engaged to inarry CL'YDE SABIN, become a model, about Harriet To Meet Selectmen 4346. HELP WANTED— with all Improvements. Inquire whom Toby distrusts. doubt If even you can do better during Its second session last night, The committee on finance will He quickly hpars the lamb’s low than that.” and the apartment they ebared cry. VEAH-wX 'BECM t a w ! M!CHAELTHu^AVl^ue« FEMALE 35 140 Maple street Wealthy TIM JAMIESON show­ together, about the studios, the called on all Interested persons to also meet with a similar committee ers Toby with attentions for n from the selectmen to plan a re­ But men who taste His finest ‘ CALLED T O LOMDONf people she met In them, the time submit their Ideas for revising and wheat. ITS POLLY, LEAVIKkS / HOOPLE # ^ WANTED — GIRL for general FOR RENT—CENTRALLY locat time, and then seems to forget They were not ready to make vision of the town’s fiscal jrear n r-, ^ ALL OP ASU'PPEM / housework, stay nlgbcs. 15 Scar, she bad gone out "on location' Improving the preaent government­ Just lift your praises high." AT-BEPTIME LIKE ,/PAYlNQ TOR j ,p ,1*,. Manchester ed duplex, completely renovated. her. Toby’s oldest friend to BHA, the photograph yet and Toby and nearly frozen and met Mar­ al setup of the town. rangement In accordance with thrf borough Roal. Call 6276. vote of the town meeting init^ X'LL KEEP IM All modem Improvements. 39 BBANDT, who narks In aa ad­ stepped down from the platform. garet Gregg. The suggestions must be submit­ •TV^’6' TH.S.TME Evening Herald Edgerton street, telephone 3316. vertising agency. She Is fond of It appeared that Hlllyer had come month. A wanderer drifted Into the side TOUCH w i t ' V O U S E ' WANTED — GIRL for general HUIyer nodded at the mention ted in WTlOng so that they can be door of a gymnaalum just in time to When the way to a man’s heart •prrALrry o f ^ l o o k s Bill, but has never thought of him to see Duryea about something of that name. Evidently he re­ Copies of the charters of New Is through his stomach, the Cook CLASSIFIED housework, go home nighia. Apply FOR RENT— SIX ROOM tenement, referred to the proper sub-commit­ London, which has the town meet­ aee aa acrobat, who was pracUcln„, romantically. not concerned with the aeries of membered Margaret Gregg as a tee for study. The Revision com­ Book gives recipes (or happiness h e u e I t h i s s q u a r e s HOOPLE MANOR ) '^ T ’NONES^UVVERS ADVERTISEMENTS 160 Tolland Turnpike, telephone with all Improvements, furnace After weeks of sllenoe, Tim tel­ >lctures she was posing for. The ing form of government, and of do a cartwheel, a flip-flop and a full 3379. ? Broadway cleebrity. He said Ut- mittee started last night to study twisting back somersault. US PER TH' BOAPTD-w Oaint au averace worda to a Uaa. garage. Ridgewood street, 122. In­ ephones, but Toby makes an ex­ wo men went on talking and tle about himself. In fact be Torrlngton, which has the city form charters of other cities and towns of government, were distributed to “Brother, I know just how you iBltlala, Bumbara and abbravlattoDa quire 26 Ridgewood street. cuse for not seeing him. Toby drifted away, waiting for talked little, but it was evident and wishes to also have the Ideas of AN' TDEPEfe A P E W m/tk ootiRt aa a /ord ao4 ooBBaoaad Toby goes to the studio of them to finish. the members by Chairman Robert feel," said the wanderer. ‘T drank Annie—Come In and see our new! AS YOU WISH TO words aa two words. Illnlimim ooat la HELP WANTED— FOR REINT— FIVE room tenement, that be was enjoying himself. Mancbesteiyjersons. J. Smith. some of that same stuff yesterday. baby. PINS L.EPT OVER/ DUKYEA, the photographer. She Present Duryea’e secretary They sat at their Uble after most STAY, E H , priaa ol threa iinca. MALE 36 equipped with new kitchen cabinet, Work Divided Usa ratea per day for tranalaat puts on the blue dress she Is to appeared, spoke to him and the of the other diners had gone. Mr. Smith also brought to tha Teacher—Thank you, but I wlU| PER VAT'LUSHT all modem Improvements, rent 120, The work of studying the town’s meeting copies of the special nets VOWS! oda. l»o photographed In and goes to photographer excused . himself. present regulations and the charters wait until your mother Is batter. Btfecllva Mareb IT. tiOT WANTED—EXPERIENCED auto­ 68 Birch street. shmv It to Duryes. of recent General Assemblies, con­ The new wedding pledge for bride Anne—You needn't be afraid. It’s | Y E R S T O e iE S ' ’' S 1 mobile salesman, by local dealer, Hlllyer crossed to where Toby was In the cab, driving: to Toby’s of other municipalities was divided Cash Charts NOW GO ON WITH THE STOBY standing. taining the ’’model" charter adopted Is; To love, to cherish, and to not catching teacher, honest. • CoasacBtlva Uaya ..| 7 otai I ota selling a General Motors car. Write apartment, Hlllyer said, "I expect last night„ ------os folliilows. "Miss Ryan,” be said, "you’re In West Hartford last year, the town Ins. Ire. t Ooaaacutlva Oayi .. I ota 11 ata Box T, Herald. CHAPTER XXVn It’s been a duU evening for you." Officers and elections. Including For the groom probably It will be: I Day ...... I 11 otai II eU BUSINESS LOCATIONS doing a fine piece o f work for us. “But It hasn’t,” Toby assured meeting elector system in Greenwich : elective and appointive town offi­ and many other charters and char- To love, nourish, and to per­ Mother—Now, children, ~ i All ordara for irraralar laaartloBa WANTED— SINGLE man on farm, FOR RENT 64 Duryes turned. "Mr. Hlllyerl” I’m very much pleased." him. "I had a grand time." cers, state and national elections, Will ba cbartad at tba oaa Una rata, he said. "How are you? Come on tei; amendments adopted by C3on- spire. quarrel. What’s the matter? , W-„:g knows how to milk, do farm work "I’m -glad,” Toby aald. “I’ve "Well, you’ve given me a very primaries and town meetings, Wil­ Junior—We’re playing shipwreck, • • ;4l Bpaola) rataa for loat tarn avary in— !" enjoyed making these pictures. ncctlcut towns and cities during day advartlslnt tlv# apoa raquaat. 120-126 and board, a month. Earl FOR RENT—STORE, good location pleasant evening. 'Very pleasant liam J. Shea, Thomas Ferguson and recent years. and Susie won’t go In the bathroom I -S Ada ordarad for Uiraa or ala daya for meat market, and package He hurried to the doorway Mr. Duryea la so nice to work Young Husband (proudly)—My i O ' i ’ Latbrop, Rockville, R. F. D., No. 3, indeed. Perhaps—If you’re sure William C. (jheney. baby can say da-dal and drown herself. aad atoppad bafora tha third or Iftli atore. Reaaonable. 3 Walnut, near where Jay Hlllyer stood bis eyes with. And he’s a wonderful pho­ you won’t be bored—you’U let mo day will ba ebarwad ccaly a ly for tba aa- Rosedale 19-23. Finance, including appropriations, Bachelor—^Mlne can aay "sugar Pine. Inquire preinisea. on the girl In blue. Toby had tographer—" take you to dinner a{^in. And to assessments, tax collections, bonds eoal BunbarQbar of JJnaa n a a tbatha d appaar*appaar swung around, the color In her A tablet excavated in northern daddy," "high-ball," "oh, hen," and But if each young generation to I aA ehartlBt at tba rata aaraad, bat Hlllyer smiled. "And he has the theater. Would you like to and notes, Thomas J. Rogers, Wil­ wilder, how come they haven’t In-1 cheeks deepening. She had not an excellent model," he said. Mesopotamia !n 1983 proves that step on Itl" ao allowanca or rafoada eaa ba nada DOGS— BIRDS— PETS 41 aee ‘Here Comes the Queen’ some liam E. Buckley and Robert 'V. the story of the expulsion o f Adam vented a new kind of naughtiness In I oa als tins ada atoppad aftar tba SUBURBAN FOR SALE 75 seen Hlllyer and she thought that “Which I'm sure has been a great night next week?” Treat. flftb day. and Eve from the Garden o f Eden five thousand years? FOR SALE— BOSTON terrier, 11 her posing and pirouetting to dis­ help. Miss Ryan, I’ve a favor to "Hero Comes the Queen" was Public works, including highways, The old-fashioned family doctor Is No **tni forbids" i display Haas aot WANTED TO SELL or rent 40 play the new dress must have ask of you.^’ was known In the east nearly 6000 said to have disappeared. Maybe aolA weeks old, healthy puppies, well the newest musical play, with a water and sewers, public buildings. years ago. Golfer—Yes. Jack, my wife as-1 Tba Harald will aot ba raapoaalbla marked, pedigreed stock. 44 Fair- acres of tobacco land. M. D. Sulll- looked very silly. Toby looked up, questioningly. cast that Ihcluded several stars. he Is Just out hunting for the old- viui Estate. Telephone Rosedale Hlllyer said, "I happened to Hlllyer continued. "It's a pleas­ fashioned family. surea me that she will leave me If 11 (Ci far mora than otia laoorraot laaartloa view atreet. It had been acclaimed -unanimous­ don’t give up golf. of aay aCvartlsamaal ordarad for 70-4. be passing by the building and ure,” he said, "for anyone as old ly by the critics, and tickets were nora thaa oaa tins. remembered I’d been meaning to Friend—Hard luck, old man. Tba laadrartaat omiaatoa of laoor* aa I am to catch a glimpse of sold for weeks in advance. The safest and proper place for a stop In.’’ He spoke to Duryea, youth like yours. It—well, in a dog Is on the premises of Its owner Golfer—Yes, Jack, and I’ll miss I root ptiblioatlon of advartlalat will ba POULTRY AND “ I’d love to!” Toby said. her terribly. raettfla' oaly by canoallatlan of tba SUPPLIES 43 WANTED— but he was still looking at Toby, sense, It turns back the years. I "Then I’d like very much to no matter If It has a license tag or abarta madf for tba aarvloa raodarsA REAL ESTATE 77 as tliough seeing her for the first was wondering If you’d allow me not. According to the law dogs can­ All advartlaaroanta must oonform take you. How woiUd Tuesday FOR SALE—BABY chicks. B. W. lime. to call for you later and take you night suit you?” not run at large any place. If you don’t pray yourself, you I m atyla, oopy and typography with SCARBO can’t expect the Lord to get excited ragulatlona aaforcad by tba pvbltsb* D. tested, also started chicks. B. WANTED TO LEASE for 2 or more "You’ve met Miss Ryan, haven’t to dinner." Shd said that so far as she ara aad tbty raaarva tha right ta yearg, ten to fifteen acres good you ?’’ Duryea asked. "A t least. "W hy— !’’ Toby had never been over those offered for you by some­ 'OR O N CE, T. Allen, 37 Doane street. Tele­ knew she could go Tuesday. There body else. rddlt. ravlsa or lajao* any oopy ooa* phone 7616. smooth level land In one field. C. I know you’ve seen her photo­ more surprised. Of course HUl- was always the possibility of an sidarad objaotloaabla. E. Wilson A Company. Phone 5158. graphs. -She’s the Hlllyer Soap ycr had driven her home from his n/\a p t h a i s GL081NQ H9 UR 8<-CJaaalflaa ada ta Girl. Miss Ryan— ? ’’ emergency assignment that could The world Is never going to get ba publlsbad aama day tnuat ba ra- office the day she had gone there, not be avoided, or of re-takes. I^PEECHLESS! aalvad by It o'clock noon: Saturdays ARTICLES FOR SALE 43 "Oh, Miss Ryan— ’’ Hlllyer but that had been because they better until children ore an im-1 It was agreed that, unless provement on their parents. 111:10 a. ta . doNFEB OVER STRIKE . aald. "Yes, o f course we’ve met.” were going the same direction. something unforseen prevented, Jw-B.arsT.aB.- ^ 10! i TELEPHONE YOUR FOR s a l e :- 3TRONG team har­ He went on. aa Toby came for­ He had been pleasant during that they would go to see "Here Comes ness, almost new. Horses collars, ward, "How are you? I didn’t drive, but impersonal. Now she A buttonleas shirt Is the latest I WANT ADS. Boston, April 10— (API-Alton B. the Queen" Tuesday night. Hlll­ 10 IIH. ZomalH r«n' f o / strap work, harness repairing, Sharp, president of the Eastern recognize you at first." sensed something else in his man­ yer said he would ‘ elephone Tues­ thing for men. Lsundrymen have I S i- ______Ada ara accoptad ovar tba talaphoaa curtain and auto tops repaired. Steamship Company, called a con­ "I’m very well, thank you," ner. She felt he really wanted day morning. been working on this Idea for years. at tba CHARGE RATE glvao abova Sl'ORCHY SxMlTH Chan. Laking, 00 Cambridge street. ference today with union officials Toby said. "I was just trying on her to say she’d have' dinner with A few moments later they Those Men Are Here A grain aa a convanlan a lo advartlaara, but this dress that was sent over to Woman—What do you call By John C. Terry tba C a s h r a t e s w in Ow aocaptad aa Telephone 4740. to terminate a walkout of 40 mem­ him. That he wanted it very reached her door and Toby said your be used in a picture." much. baseball team? FULL PAYMENT It paid at tha bual- bers of the crew of the steamer New god night. She hurried up the -You'Re Nor DRBAMING, rOBS oSlea oa or bafora tha aavanth York. ’’From Ceclle," Duryea ex­ Why should anyone aa rich and stairs, hoping that Harriet was Boy—Little Potaters, ma’am. HA'SIILY R bappsaring atop ih e r o c k s , the tw o day following tba first insartloa of plained. “ How do you like it?" FUEL AND FEEU 4tt-A The sailors walked oft the ship important as Jay Hlllyer want to home. She wanted to tell Har­ Woman—Why, such on odd I gathering MICKIY / - ITlg TH» D M H T TRiKGMeN AGAIN STARE SU.BNTIY aaoh ad otharwisa tha CHARGE Hlllyer did not answer for a spend an evening with her? Toby name! I NIGHTeHIRT BOYC AGAmi R A T E w ill ba oollaciaA No raaponsJ- FOR SALE —SEASONED wood, last night shortly before .Its sche­ riet about the evening and about TOGETHER A U DOWN AiTTHR TWREE FKhUICBS GBOUPBP blllty for arrora In talaphonad ada duled hour to depart for New York moment. Then he said, "The dress didn't know. But she knew that Hlllyer. Boy—Well, we’r* awfully hard to TMI AAYMUNmON - BACK 1D TN» PIAN«-QUICK| will ba aaaunad ano thrlr accuracy fireplace, furnace and stove, full Is very pretty. If you can photo­ she liked this man whom she had skin. with 200 Easter week-end vacation­ But Harriet was not at home. THEY CAN caret -IT 'S pUB M W r CHANCa . oaanot ba guarantaed. measure. 1-2 cord 14.00; 1 cora 18. ists. As a result the trip was can­ graph Mias Ryan In It and make seen only once before. She liked She came In later, when Toby IF THEY START ANYTHING / her look Jiiat aa she does now •COWCHY, INDEX UF C. O. D. Tel. Rosedale 15-3. celled. him very much. was asleep. It wa.s not until next MICKEY AND you’ll have a wonderful picture So she said, after a moment’s CLASSIFICATIONS FOR SALE—20 CORDS of 4 foot Steamship officials said they had Dtiryca." morning, over their coffee and HIMMELE7096 no advance knowledge of the walk­ hesitation, "Yes, Mr. Hlllyer, I’ll orange juice, that the two girls filrth a ...... A length wood. Telephone Rosedale "I ran do better than that. he glad lo go to dinner with you.” START our Jbagagtmaau fi 14-3. out aa negotiations for a new wage Wall, I’ll show you—’’ discussed Toby's adventure. © tin SY MA ttimcc. IW. T. M. sia u. a AAT. Off. M a rr .agaa C and working agreement with the "W hat time shall I call?” "What do you think?" Toby ACRDSS THB I Daatba D Eastern and Gulf Sailor's Associa­ The setting for the picture had She knew Duryea would work asked. "Do you think It’s oil DeSSRT Card Of Tbaaka ••*•••• E FOR SALE—ETRLY cut hay 116.00 been arranged. On a platform for two or three hours, at least, (READ THE 8TOKY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) WASTES... pi Mamorlam ...... r tion and Water Tenders' Union had right for me to go with him?" ton, at bam. Asher. Telephone before the camera was a scene so she told him to be there at 7. “Why n ot?" U.at aad Pound ...... i Rosedale 44-3. been progressing smoothly. The Into the cabin went the bunch, "Say, I’m not lazy all the Aaaottnoamanta ...... i previous agreement expired April 1. like a bit of summer landscape_ "Well, he’s so rich and, of green graaa, a tree with flowering She was glad afterward that she and Dotty said, "I had a bunch that while," we Duncy answered, with P ersonals ...... I FOR SALE-CHOICE early cut course, he’s lots older. It seems AwtoMobflaa branches and a background like had made It that late, because .sort of queer—" this would be a real cute place. I a smile. "In fact, I’m going out hay. C. O. D. Telephone Rosedale DIES FROM BURNS the paic.st of blue skies. right now to look around a bit. Aatonobtlaa for Bala ...... 4 It gave her time to freshen up a "W hat’s he like ? Did he make wish that I lived here. Automobtlaa for Bxebanga I 16-3. Duiyea leTlraa ...... • form. She mounted It, M d stood with the idea of keeping a dinner nothing's tried, and who knows Avto Rapalrlag^Palatlng •••«, 7 Vladun Butkus, 28, of Bradley "Heavens, no! He’s just as nice frankly, quite appeals to me. J what I’ll find outside. W e’re vis­ 4-10 Aato Schools ...... T-A beside the flowering tree. From engagement. She was wearing the as he can be. And I do like him." • TW A. r, A« ■■mi< HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 avenue, son of Patrolman - Frank a box came the hat designed to like a cabin in the open, with no­ iting a new place now. Let’s A«toa—Ship by Truck ..•••••• • Butkus, died at 6:40 a. m. this blue suit In which Duryea had "Then I don’t see why you body near." Aatoa—For Hlra ...... 9 go with the blue dress—a huge first photographed her, and the make the beat of It.” Osragao—Sarvlca—Storaga ...... U FOR SALEI—HOUSEHOLD arU- morning from extensive burns about shouldn’t let him spend some of The old prospector smiled and "Well, run along and have your FRECKLES AND HlS FRIENDS By Blosser WASHINGTON TUBBS straw with a blue ribbon tied In black straw hat with the red his money on you. He’s got ByCrane OUT OUR WAY dfotorcyelsax-Blcyclaa ...... 11 cles, ;.djustablc screens, 3 outside the body he suffered yesterday af­ a bow. Toby took the hat and aald, "You Tinymltes go right fun. We all may join you shortly, TH E ROOF, By Williams Wantad Autos—Motoroyclaa ... It door screens, one matticsd, living ternoon when kerosene with which roses. She put on fresh makeup, plenty of It." ahead and make yourselves at aK.,BOVS. dropped It carelessly at her feet. son,” aald Windy. Then wee Duncy THE ffiSAST NEXT DOOR Jtaalaaea aad Prafaaafbaal Sarrteea room seat, bassinet, w. ,*nger and he was starting a kitchen fire, ex­ fluffed her hair and drew the hat Harriet was pleased. Toby had hpme. Stay here as long, now, Bttalnaaa Sarvlcaa Offarad ...... I I She reached for a branch of pink on, smartly titled. left, and closed the cabin door. IF I WAMT TO KEEP ^THE VVOMAM'S guild FEELS IS CLEAR .nriooKs] Si'.s ■ ouaabold Sarvlcaa Uffarad ...... l l - A standard. Inqulie 29 Robert Road. ploded. blossoms. been staying at home too much as you like. A little squirrel soon came near Hlllyer seemed to think she lately, mooning over Tim Jamie­ wurrY h e r e , m r. duw, €U V E R Y ^ M llding—Contracting ...... 14 He ran 300 feet from his own Without turning, she said to "I have some cots where you and said, "I’m friendly. Have no th a t Y xi a r e m aking a norlata~Nuraa*1as ...... u home to the residence of Joseph looked very nice. He was there, son who had obviously forgotten can sleep, and careful watch o’er b u s in e s s Fnaaral Dlraetora ...... i f Duryea, "la this right?" not with the big town car, but fear." As Duncy started petting THAT'S MY ! m is t a k e Cohen on Bradley avenue to tell of her. What Toby needed was to you I’ll keep. They’ll feel rear him, he beard, a funny roar. SERIOUS , MR. |Uatlng~Pluniblng—RooOag 11 the fire and then collapsed. He "A little more to the side," the with a cab, and they drove to a get out and go places. Hlllyer NOW, S E E IP Y 5U c a n tM d raaea ...... u photographer directed. "Raise good to you when you return He glanced around. Then came M'=Qo o sey', in h a r b o r in g told Cohen he bad put out the fire restaurant near Washington seemed an Ideal escort. He might from some long hike." atU lln ary— Draaam aklag ...... t f your head — no. that’s too much. Square. The rooms were high- a scare. Not far away there stood MIND YDURS.'.' «vlag*>Trucktog~S.orapa tO EMERGENCY himself. even be seriously interested In a bear. Within an instant Duncy A POrEKTIAL CRIMINAL ! ^blic Paaaangar Samoa .lO.A Lower It again. Yes. that's bet­ cclllngcd and the furnishings old- When firemen arrived they found ter— ’’ Toby, Other girls — not nearly “ Oh. no more long hikes do I turned upon his heels and ran. THAT BCY IS WOT TRUST­ M aung—Paparlag ...... t l the kitchen charred and a few fashioned, but there was an air so pretty— had married million­ crave,” said Duncy. Dotty snapped, rrefaaalo nal Sarrleaa ...... It He tilted a spotlight so that of dignity and elegance about the aires. The funny bear took up the Ifljblrtag ...... t l smouldering pieces of clothing on the yellow gleam shone directly "Don’t rave. We’ll leave you here chase, and fright spread over WORTHY* rgJlorlM—DyalBg^-CUaBlag S4 CALLS the floor. place quite unlike the reatauranta Harriet raised her cup of coffee, to rest your lazy bones, both night on Toby e hair. An electric fan Duncy’s face. Thought he. Til Totlet WWW* Goods BHWand Sarvlea .••••. It to which Tim Jamieson bad taken sipping It reflectively. "I , don’t and day. w aataA —Businasa Sa.-vlee t« blew the folds of the organdie her. The deference shown to have to try to climb some big ',tV' Separate recipes for the servants see,” she repeated, "why you “We will not tell you what we tree. If I can. Bdacatlaaal POLICE dreee gently, as though stirred by HUIyer was unlike the way bead shouldn’t go out with him. I Oour... ud CluM ...... 11 were contained in a Norwegian a summer breeze. see, despite your curiosity. You’re waltere had greeted Tim, too. don’t see any reason at all—’’ lucky that our kind friend doesn’t M v.t. l.itreetloB ...... i , cookbook printed In 1830. ‘Chin up," Duryea said. "Now ‘T think," HlUyer aald, "that (The bear gets a hold of Dnncy ■ . l l - A (To Be Continued) mind It If you stay." in the next story.) •iM lM l-^am atlc ...... t l 4343 Vraatad—laatruotioB •• A i r r . US' P la a acla l FffiE • b b 4a—Stocks—Mortgagaa ■••• tl MYRA NORTH, SPE(TAL NURSE The Awakeiiins: waalnaaa Opportualtias || South By THOMPSON AND COLL VmE JAIL Moaay to Loan ...... | | M l » MOOrTW( A 3 :0 0 AM. PLANE ~ WE'RE AS VOU SEE, SIRS-WE TACK.! WHERE'S .*lfeatloaa 4321 ACE KK7T UBAMIAKIS-TUSr , 1 THINK 1 CD STOP'EM BY g*JP Waniad-«*Famala ...... h — \ •SAVED/1------OM, I OQEAMED SOME MYSELF, BUT LULU BELLE SOio Balp Waatad—Mala ...... | | North MUMBLE PRESS REPRESEMTATIVES, TMIW6 t e r r i b l e IS Maaman Waatad ...... 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