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■Wv .Mi: iUNCHSSTEB EVENING H E B « a ^ lI A M 0 ii^ 0 0 ^ aATDKDAT.'^T DOSE OF DRUG DBUEVED WOMEN AHACEED On Alert After Troops’ Dire Killed fwn X DAWN DANCE— TO BE SALTS KILLS NAN S c o tla n d BTHATCNETMAN Tseiday Bwnmt May 29 | | ^ - Walter Lipkind, Dead, and Thomas Cminolly Sarioualy BiUe Rock Hafl, Middietowii 111—Both in HospitaL Male by Webster's Negro Shot by PoGceniaii X4ondiMi, May S6.«*(AP1 __ The^^unti in tlift Daily MaU said a man____ woo Boston, May 26.—(AP)— The iSatss and Taylor, membere of as Fire Complam of Being Banning fr e a A p * as. to- knew John DIUlarw \ “w«U’' in the oemvtaioid that ^ death of One patient at the fkistCn Admission dOa United Statep has told Scotland State hosiUtal and the crltloal Ill ThM he law A lieiloa’s No. i pubUo •®*nty In lAndoa two days ago. The Assadted. ness of another—both allegedly «io- day nipftt > newspaper laid it had received a tims of a mistaken dosage of a cable from Washington saying Three m iew«N MM Siipiilihw . powerful drug instead of prescribed ABOUTTOWN Ameiicaa authorttieia am oenvinoed ing at Indiana Harbor, but tM au*> Brooklyn, N. T... May 26— (AP) salts—toddy was tmder pOUeg itt< pUhnfer atm ii In the middle west thorttlei declined to‘ —Ratchet attacka on five white wo* vestigation. hutadded ScotlaSi Yard neverthe* IdentmM of the ana The dead man was Walter Lip» The Amaranth Bewing club win men within the laet few da}rs led m at Monday evanlafling at 7:80 with less was hua^ur him here. kind, 32. Thomas T. Connelly, Jr., Authorities had been inclined to Three young wohien,,______today to the shooting and detention was critically ill. Both are of ^ sto n . Misa Edith Walsh of 9 Pleasant Dillinger and his pels shot thitir of Clyde Allen, 26-year-old negro. itraet beUttle reports of DiUlnger’s flignt Police said they hhd been told a to Englmd, but the Dally MaU sa
M s a tit m n atUl the OM man ta th« iUpttblloaa could xnakB no taom oomplcto error. party of Oomnaettout xrtM can laad Nor oould ho do a nora laaaB# thing The Biff Leaffuer Cnniing 9 »ralit that party atraight to unquoatltn- than to *Mara" tha Guardaman to ablfi victory In the faU electton. And shoot, especially If the, soldier be ruBLum&D MX raa H SRALD PR1N71MQ COMPAMZ, XMa so rapidly la this fact being reallaed partleulaily young and parteulaHy It BISMli StTMt that there is soma question, now, tIaBeh<«t*r. Cobb. Idnk-and-whlte. He may lose his THOlLBfi PDROUSON whether there will even be any aeri> aalf ooottol—and if be doca it la By PAm. HABBISim Aithc^nnmq of BwMk' ttMB ______OOBTBl MBBBgOr IF V O U OONIT ous oppoeltitni to his nominatioB just too bad tor the mob. N e w Yortt, M a y 36.— M eandwr- Oidstt ntfth t6 iifii PooadoO OetoBor i, l U l from any quarter vdiatever. OOAMVTHINKi FablUBed B tv ry B^roalnc Bzoopt I t is a long time atnee the Con THISTIM ^ VOU toga: Broadway gafnaen are go Ogden Ladtow. % R Itttk n* SandBTt and HoUdaya Bsurod at tba necticut National Guard has been ing about telHng eadi other that luctaat, IM M stwttoehif M tfiikiyi Post Otflea at Manetaaatar, Cobb., at CO B A C K T O a critic is a fellow Who never leaves In the tsliti^inn e d lfs e toty» tm juom Booond Claas Ball Uattar. SPITE PROSECUTIONS called out on riot duty. May It be a turn unstonad . . . Alao that it SUBSCRIPTIOK RATM THE MIMORS/ be d s wuTOs hla riglA . a still longer time before it is esUed la just an overnight jump from tyuih Ob « Xaar. By mail ...... WhUs ths Oonneotlcot State divoroe, by the i|ay, a^ ',h re- Moatb. by maU ...... $ ,«0 again. But it is a very excellent togistnr to aoelal register . . . And vent Mias Hspbozo tn m ' SlBKla eoDlaa ...... At Liquor Control Commission thing to remember that when the that ^^meterlea are full of people la a Bans am is as yotfa of/ „ CallTTod, OB> yaa> ...... tt.bt thought the worid couldn't been in existence only about a year w.io- Some rellflous folk c m m soldiers are out in actual service along without them . . . MBHBBR OF THB ASSOClATBO It b u already established a record protest . . . even the smallest and most timid One of Morris Oeet’s eaiiiest Tba Aasoelatad Pram la axeiaalTaly fo r ineptitude and fo r Ttmiring- the strokes of showmanship was at Peschec Browning ' antltled u< tba naa for rapablieatloB looking of them holds a good many graduated from slgM worst of a bad law. Nothing «>iee the Buffalo Exposition, when be of all oawa dlapatoba eraditad to It human lives in the hollow of his burleaque shows to star ta a nisy or not otberwlae eradlUd la thla that It has done, however. Is so dif charged a dime for toree baae- paper and alao tba local nawa pub* hand. The man or woman who de bmls to throw at a plctuie of about a fait daacer. Qpsaa tai'^u- ficult to accoimt for on any hAirfa eago . . . Most axelustve adfrass llshed herein. liberately taunts him Into going Czolgoaz, the aseaiisin of President All rlghta ol rapablleatloB of la the Sodal Register Is tluit of spaclaJ diapatebaa beraln art alaa ra of fairness and justice as its evident beserk is an utter fool. McKinley . . . And today there is se rv ed. big business in the shooting gal Mr. Thomas B u d ^ . who's Rated determination to make trouble for “with Byrd expeditioiL”^ leries of penny arcades. Ccnces- Fall aarvloa oUeet of N B A 8ar- those package store permitees who, vlca, ln& OVERSEAS sloonaires have made targets of availing themselves of the protec pictures of JtAm DilUnger . . . Xetooed Rings Pabiiabar’a Rapraaontatlya: Tba tlon of a federal court injunction Of course this Is tbs gieatast which prompts Bob Qrannis to the Tbeyhre trying to start a t s f fo r Jnllaa Mathewa Special Apaney—^Naw observation that what the publie t- tooeti wedding rings. These are York, Chlcapo. Oatroit and Boaton. suspending the operation of the country and the best country and wants to read is not the Ufe story eradicahle. enough, or at wcMt^ may Connecticut law, presximed to keep we are the smartest people. Still MBMBBK AOOIT BUR BAO OF trf the outlaw, but the death story. be retouched to look iuta ClRCULATlOWa their places open for business dur and all there are other countries rin gs . . . C o m ^ u s Vanderbflt, The Harald Prtntlna Company, Ine., ing the hours permitted to drug and the people in them are not qvdte Gun “P la y ” Jr., has been criticized by both aaaamaa no flnaneliJ raaponalblllty factions for that patched-ti^ther gists, all dumbbells or nitwits or barbar Daeblell Hammett, the fiaystery- for tyiMpraphleal errora appaarlns la movie he is sponsoring: "Stlor’s adrarttaamenta to tb» llaBcbaatar story man, was commenting the ’There are several reasons why no ians. One may once in a while get Reigp of Tsrror” . . . When Count Evening HeralA other day on DilUnger’s psychology an idea from them. We got a cou von Luckner returns to Amsrlca it prosecutions in these cases were —a story of opportunism which is SATURDAY, MAY 2« will be as a Nazi propagandist . . . to have been expected. In the first ple from a British newspaper, even baffling because it la so unexpected One Nazi activity In New York is place It Is exceedingly doubtful though the parliamentary report and simple. When he wanted a ALCORN FOR GOVERNOR Sxmday dinner, he went home and tho organization of smafi claques to whether they would succeed If the from which they were gleaned was got it; when be wanted gnns he applaud every appearance of K tler As the time approaches for the a bit belated. in the newsreels . . . permitees proceeded against were went directly to a police station— alignment of political forces In to fight the case through all the They were discussing, in the an so on. .V horse thief Is at large here abouts. ActuaUy. Vers Van, the Connecticut for the biennial contest courts. In the second place if House of Commons, an automobile “Yes, but I know how to waU him,” said Russell Chouse of the songstress, tethered her raoimt in between the Republican and Dem speed bill, which was then at its they did simceed it would be only Theater Guild. ‘Tm just waiting Central Park while she dodged ocratic parties it is becoming more through l^:al technicalities. In the second reading—perhaps it has for that guy to call up and ask for inco the St. Moritz to see a Mend and more obvious that the former third place, the permitees whom the since been passed or defeated. .At a Couple of passes to a show.” —and when she returned tbs 'nag was missing ... ^ can foreclose the state election if It commission seeks to prosecute acted all events serious consideration was And now It seems that ex-Idajror By the way, thsre’s a Long Is- will, or can default it to a weak op in justifiable good faith when they being given to a limit of thirty Jimmy Walker' actually will return la..i matron, one of the horsey position if it so chooses to do. assumed that the federal injimction miles an hour in all biiUt-up areas. to New York as agent for a foreign crowd, who imposes an And for many weeks it has been guaranteed them against prosecu And the way they defined built up Uque ■ concern . . . Bebe Daniels te.:t whenever she hires a p en o n al maid. Hinkles are set up In the apparent to more and more Repub tion under a law that was Inopera areas— "built-in” is their term— is kissed a baby and got the mumps . . Well-dressed sneak-thieves ars paddock and a reliable jumper 1s licans that the one essential step to beautiful in Its simplicity: "Wher tive when they disregarded it; any prospering at the expense of mer saddled. The maid is hoisted up the foreclosure of the election is the reasonable person might have taken ever there is street lighting.” rymakers— mingling with guests at and started around the course. If she makes It, in fair form, she’s nomination of Hugh M. Alcorn, that view. And finally the Consti Wherever jrou see street lights, big cocktail parties, rifling state hired. Hartford County's famous state’s cut jrour speed to thirty. ■ Or— had heard of Communism or Fas rooms just b^ore the big liners tutional Court, when it finally up ly be necessary to wear glasses to bring s better circulation of blood sail . . . cism. Almost any social theorist attorney, as the party's candidate held the state law and dissipated Over there that "or” means some avoid unnecessary effort in using the to the eye and to strengthen the win tell you it’s outmoded. One fellow seems to make a spe for governor. thing. eyes. muscles. It Is always advisable to the Injunction, specifically recom 'The "scarlet fever boys”, as Brit cialty of raiding theater bcaes dur In Germany, am bsads o f a Other causes of eye trouble be have the eyes examined to see if you It is true that there are some Re mended that no prosecutions for in The other idea is contained In ten called them, think democracy ing intermissions. He takes the bright yellow bearing a triangle of side the digestive factor may be: need glasses. Resting the eyes dur publicans who do not wax enthusi this: "Sir Edward Campbell (C., can be saved by cm'blng plutocracy. contents of women’s purses and terim violations be brought Outright overwork of the eyes by ing the day by closing them or by large black dots ars placed on the Even more remarkably, they think sometimes leaves a little note: astic over Mr. Alcorn’s candidacy It is possible to add to these rea Bromley) recalled that in order to those who drive the eyes all day at gently placing the palms over them "Next time you’ll know better.” arms of persons who are either Autocracy can be curbed. close work and then abuse them by and there is truth in the fact which get a driving license (in Holland) often gives relief from that strained dasf or blind, as a warning to sons another one— ^that the Liquor The "little red house”, in fact, reading, drawing, or sewing late at these set up as the reason for their he bad to pass a test at the bands turns out to be a hotbed of conserva feeling. You should also plan to Katharine Hepburn so disliked motorists. Control Commission might very well night. Or eye trouble may be rest your eyes over the week-end lack of enthusiasm: they jwotest tives. indeed devote itself to its obvioiu of a Dutch policeman who sat in caused by some defect in the struc by a trip to the ooimtry where you that be has never declared his can- the car with him for two days.” ture of Uie eye itself, which would duty of seeing that its permitees of Natural Error can hike and let the eyes feast on only- be corrected by suitable glass outdoor scenery and tar vistas as a ( didacy and has never set in opera various classes do not make public You see, in some of those effete Those "dead cats” General John es. Another cause of poor vision change from close work. Colored tion the usual machinery for obtain old countries they still continue to son predicted would fill the air after nuisances of themselves, instead of is a lack of tone in the muscles glasses during the summer remove ing a gubernatorial nomination- In take life, death and official respon NRA got going are so thick that which move the eye. going all aroimd Robin Hood’s bam it’s easy to foi^ve the mistake of sun glare and save the eyes. When The best time to increase eye this very circumstance lies a not in to find an opportunity to show off. sibilities somewhat seriously. Queer, the eyes are very tired, lie down and Senator William H. Dietrich’s ice strength Is when you first notice considerable part of his strength isn’t It? man. place cool, wet compresses over There is, in the operation of a cer yoim vision is not as good as it used ABILITY ! as a nominee. Mrs. Dietrich has a pet feline, them for ten minutes to refresh tain proportion of the places where to be. If you begin 'early enough, them. brought from Illinois, which delights To Serve Worthily Hugh M. Alcorn Is definitely not there are several things you can, do liquor is sold, plenty to engage the to jump on her shoiilder. She was to Improve yoiu: eyesight the candidate of Hugh M. Alcorn or BEHIND THE SCENES IN eaning out a second-floor win^o\y/.to interest of the Commission' but A good plan is to diet properly in ROBERT K. ANDERSON of any little clique, but of a large order the ice when the cat "pimped, A courteous thief of Boulder, which it appears to wholly neglect order to Ireep the digestive system Funeral Director For missed, and went flying through ths Colo., who stole two tires off an au and growing number of Republicans in good order; this will overcome What then, is the real animus window to hit the iceman plop cn tomobile trailer standing in a private WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. all over the state who are weary of the faulty Aet and auto-lntoxlcation T E L . Office 5171. House 7494. behind the Commission’s pertina his stomach. driveway, returned the tires two which are important causes of eye nominating second rate candidates "Lady”, roared the iceman as ne days later with a card tied to them cious Insistance on the prosecutions trouble. ’There are also eye exer at the behest of this or that group picked himself up, “did you throw which read, “Wrong size; Thanks, of these technical violators— if they that cat at me?” cises which one can use each day to anyhow.” or interest and who propose, this By RODNEY BUTCHER are violators at all? It is really The Herald’s Washington year, to go before the people with a not easy to guess, unless it is sheer Correspondent. Bathing Made Safe candidate for governor so incom Observations; Sign in bathrooms pique, the resentment of small parably superior to his opponent Washington, May 26.— That “little of leading local hotel: “As an add minds, occupying places of auto ed safety feature, a Rubber Bath that the issue will never be in red house in Georgetown” is no more cratic power and habituated to bul Mat has been provided. Always d o u b t scandalous than your old little reo lying, at the temerity of its vic place the mat in the tub before This is not only rational party schoolhouse. Probably less. drawing your bath.’’. . .Newspaper tims in daring to legally challenge Women’s CJlub festival; Spelling strategy, it is peculiarly the duty Congressman Fred Britten, that their authority. shrinking violet from Illinois, kept bee draggling on for hours. . . . Mrs. of the Republican peuty, upon whose We hold no brief for any depart mentioning it on the House floor Roosevelt, trapped on the platform, shoulders the well being of Connec as the sinister place where the se looking madder and madder. . . . ment of the liquor traffic as aigainst ticut has at all times largely been curities act and the stock market Steve Vasillkos, White House pop any other department, nor for the bill were hatched. corn man, imported for the occasion a resiK>nsiblllty for more than half liquor traffic 8ls a whole, particular First he described It as a net of to sell popcorn, looking boreder and a century— completely so for most Reds and then, after someone whis boreder. . . . Senator Bennett ly as it is wretchedly organized im- of that time. These are serious pered in his ear, as a crib full of Clvk, a judge, escaping for a drinK der our wretched law; but In the innocent babies. no one could grudge him. . . . At times. The coimtry and the state interest of common decency and fair Brilliant snooping reveals that the torney General and Mrs. Cummings are confronted by many grave prob play it Is to be hoped that prosecut house Isn’t even little. It’s the old and the Bruce Kremers, pla3fing lems. For more than three years summer White House used by Gen Bingo (“the old com game”). . . . ing officers throughout the state eral Grant decades before the presi Six excellent buns, which I bought ecoration we have had at the head of the ex will flatly refuse to proceed against dential mansion on Pennsylvania and took home for breakfast. ecutive branch of the state govern those permitees whom the Liquor avenue was air-cooled. ment a vague, rather vain, utterly It’s four stories high. It’s made Commission proposes to select— be W EEKS ago the advance guard o f Spring crept stealthily upon us. L it impractical old gentleman who has of red brick and there Isn’t even It noted that the Commission pro anything secretive about it, as. It never been within several centuries Health and Diet tle by little the bedraggled patches of snow, the last defenders of winter’s poses to handpick its victims— ^for stands on the highest piece of lapd of real contact with the present prosecution for violations during the in that ancient part of the capital fortress, reluctantly surrendered. Then with a rush the conquering hosts problems of this commonwealth or called Georgetown. Advice life of the Injxmction. ' its people and whose way of solving By Dr. Prank McCoy of May came galloping over the hills, with a blare of bugles and bravely Tom Corcoran, Ben Cohen, and emergent questions, however acute, five other fellows live there. They’re flaunting banners. has been to temporize, compromise RIOTERS’ FOLLY all Harvard law school fellows ex EYE TROUBLE AND POOR cept one, who sneaked in firom D IG E S ’n O N . and let things slide. Discussion of labor troubles in a Princeton. Corcoran and Cohen are I have received over one hundred That kind of thing is not going It’s the age-old onslaught, the age-old miracle of the victory of eternal field as distant as Minneapolis or the two to whom Britten kept point letters the past week stating that to do, any more. The time is Toledo is a fairly futile activity for ing, first to let the House know how the patient has had the eyes ex amined only to. be told that there life. But always it presents itself anew, flashing with strange beauty, urgently here for placing at the New England newspaper. At radical they were, then how young they were. was nothing wrong with the eyes head of Connecticut’s government brimming over with inspiration. this range it is practically impossi The third man who helped write Ihemaelves, but thai the eye ssrmp- a virile, stem, keen sighted ble to weigh the rights and wrong^s the securities and stock market toms were being caused by consti pation or digestive trouble. who knows no fear and who heeds of such disputes as those between measures was Jim Landis, member We are familiar with the dentists no favor. of the Federal Trade Commission. Decoration Day is a day of comm^oration. Let ns make it truly a the Minneapolis trucksters and their Jim goes home every night to nis telling us our tooth troubles are due This state in the next two years employers and between the Auto- wife in Alexandria. to poor diet and now the optomet day of decoration. First, let us trim the hours with garlands of friend* is likely to face tremendous prob Ute Company and union members at Lota of young people visit the rists are learning that poor eyesight "little red house” and discuss such is likewise the result of wrong diet ly, happy thoughts. Let us take a lesson from Nature, tripping merrily lems of relief, of the raising of new Toledo. But in all such affairs as vital issues as whether a martini and self-polsonlng. funds by equable taxation, of re the riots in the two cities there are should contain a green, pitted, or We 8dl know that the eyes are in a new dress, embroidered gaily with bright flowers. A new dress for straint of extravagance and on the plenty of minor object lessons ap stuffed olive. Corcoran is boss of delicate org;ans, responding quickly to any upset In the digestion; for yourself, Mrs. United States. A new suit for you, Mr. America. New other hand of courageous expendi plicable anywhere. the bouse and also the maestro to ture. It faces the most crying whom Britten referred u the deni- example, large amounts of bile clog One of these is the strange folly, sen who “plays the piano like no ging the system as in biliousness togs for Uncle Sam’s little nieces and nephews. A new rug for the porch. need of a rationalized, decent con inherited from a far-off day when body’s business.’^ will cause spots to dance before the trol of the liquor traffic. And al Some comfortable wicker chairs with gay cretonne cushions. militia companies were often mere There are two grand pianos and eyes. One with Indigestion will fre often one of the other fellows joins quently find the eyes temporarily most above all it must attack wlfh social organizations, of deriding Na Corcoran In a duet This is likely affect^, leading to blurring, or to sincerity, eind in the interest of the tional Guardsmen as “tin soldiers.” to crash against the ears of pass objects turning black. It is only Let’s brighten up—freshen ui^put Winter completely out at our people of this state, the abomina It may not have been the primary ing motorists. Something ought to reasonable to suppose that, when tion of monopolistic control of the be done about it toxic poisons are circulating in the cause of killings ^at ’Toledo Thurs thinking. milk traffic through which produc blood, these poisonst will harm the day, but it certainly went some C orcoran is 38 atkI q former s^- eyes. ers and consumers alike have been distance in precipitating the shoot retary to Justice Holmes. He was Those stifferlng from digestive de robbed with the assistance of Dr. For inspiration lo<* to the advertisements in this newspaper. They ing, that members of the mob, not a member of a famous firm of Wall rangements commonly note some Cross’ Milk Control Board. Street lawyers until be came here disturbance of vision such as blur suggest scores things'you nee4 things you win enjoy, things of honest ably the women, jeered at the youth In the Hoover administration to join at To every citizen of CaxmBcticut ring, heavy feeling upon reading, or ful soldiers and shouted to them to the R F C . watching a moving plctare, or the vdiose gorge rises at the sloven'in value sponsored by manufacturers and merchants on whose statements you 'go home to mamma and srour pa Cohen Is 86, served with the Ship scenery wbOe driving, or the eyee ping Board legal bureau during the difference of the Cross administra per dolls!” may simply feel tired and weak and ean rely. tion to the milk and liquor evils the war and is now PWA counsel on there may be present a frequent de A National Guardsman, with a railroad lo€ms. sire to close them. All of the above X *. . name of Hugh M. Alcorn bolds de rlfie or machine gun that be per Other denizens are Charles Stew symptoms Indicate that you are not finite, sure prmnise of better things. fectly well knows bow to use, and art Guthrie, former head of RFCs treatin g yotur eyee rig h t and ahould No msn in this state knowr^better self-liquidating loan division and m ake a qhange for the better. plenty of ammunition. Is a terribly now representing a GMcago law the need of drastic reforms in both Where eye trouble exlzts. It may long way from being a Joke, eves firm; Edmund Burke, the Princeton in turn cause other oondltiona. For these fields or better how to make if he is only eighteen years old, fellow, assistant to Obhen iat PW A; ejuunj^e, eye strain, la the iwAin those reforms completely effective. Howard Obreoran, with TVA’s cause of a special type of keadaebe^ when be is confronting a mob. He EHFA; Frank Watson of RFC, now V- v'-v . His name is a guarantee of absolute and canrickneee may atlae from this is potential death and destruction. working with Frank Walker of NEC source. Nausea and vomiting may illmttiffshr Svrnins Rerald •S;sr - - - ^.,>1 rectitude and the utmost of imder- He is a soldier and he is already and Winfield Rlefier ou the big new suddenly disappear after the vlsfam housing program; and Merritt Wu- standing in the muiring and admin trained to kilL The rioter who Is correoted. Those saOMIng from lettsofRFC. nervousness should be particulearly istration of laws in the interest of ctmsUy iTMgines that the "baby sure that thtir eyes do not at- a ll t h e ^ •m fiom^'i^ be H is tr general aodal-economic tcttt^. Bi fact, sjre trouble must :■ No pcrittldaii, Hugh M|Aleoin Is cause ba is ywmg or m Xtm a fra id Is that Justice Braa- h » avoided by thojw w lfUng to build DAILY RADIO PROGRAM HArtford, Cooa. 8:00— Bar X Days and Nights. •ATURDAY, MAY 16 (OMtnl and Baatarn Standaid Tima) sofio w. loio K. o. tasJ M. 8r80— Dion Kennedy, pianist. , N o to i^ prbcrams to W and b a ^ ehalaa or croupo thereof anlesa eneet. Travelers BroBdoaetliiE terylee 3:69—Time. lAed; eoaat to ooaet (e to e) deelautlon inoludee efi arulable bUUoim Rregrame eubjeot to ehanae. P. M. (Daylight Tlmt One Bow Lator), 4:00— Sousa Men’s Band, direction NBC-WEAF NETWORK Cent. Bast. Eugene LaBarre. ■ AilO — Baeti weaf wlw wool wtle SfttordBy, May «6, 1984, e. d- e. t. 4 :80— Princess Pat Players. a.'fc y ■"••mbla-to e P.M. wJar wtac woeb wfl wilt wfbr wro wry lianZ aUfciSL''*'.Oreheetra 8:00— National Vespers— "Going itben woM wtamwwj weal; Midi kid Tenor— 1:08— ^Rursl Review, Through with God,” Rev. Wil rtrn»q wcfl woo-who wo# wdaf wkbf baalo, Jack Armatrong—mldweat A' meetiog of Ixhportanea to the NORTHWEST A CANADIAN - wtmj .. V. Three Flata-ereet 1:48— Harold Stem’f Orchestra. liam Pierson Merrill, D. D. wlba kttp webo wday Icfyr erct ofef 2:00— Xavier’s Cug^t’s Orchestra. 8:80— Annual Massing o t tbe Colors I Moochegter Fruit and Vegetablo totsEd of prasetlbsd SOUTH — wrva wptf wwno wle wjax 'Y"*' Talk—alao a i.’SRr Oreheetra 2:80— The Confidence Man. Service of Military Order of tbe Grower* aoaoctation win be held to Bo*ton-*-Pro*psr Lsdavm, wfla*wiun wiod wim wmo wib wapl Sarenadere — eaat: Britain, Conn., appothtsd wjdz wimb kroo wky wfaa wbap kprc _Orehea.—mldweat 8:00— Green’s Novelty Orchestra. World War— Admiral William night in the Sub A^ine club on w b o o (X)de authority for the. shoe' woal ktbe ktbi wave 2|JS“ ■•'•"•I Oroh.—to c 8:80— Springtime Concert — Prank H, Stanley, Chief of Naval Eldrldge street starting at 8 o’clock. MOUNTAIN—koa kdyl krir krhl S'9i“ 7:00—M. Downay Aarty-baalo Black, director. The (Urecton of the association have leather finding trade in Obmecti'' ^ C IF IC COAST —kro kfl krw komo finfcl Waller'e Program Operations; Bishop James E. cut. 1010 kfed ktar kru kpo Z'2t“ Btauckgold-Hilao e 4:80— Lady Next Door. Freeman; Colonel Bralsted, had by-laws printed and there are Cent. Beet. Richard HImbar Orehea. 6:00— Don Bigelow’s Orchestra. Chief of tbe Chaplains of the certain changes and additions they Central Falls, R. L —Curate ^ lid ^ T a lie of TItene, Drama 2 Expedition—0 to o ®'*^f',Mlchaux Congregation 8:80— Sunset Hour — Christiaan Army, will recommend to be made. ’The St. Joseph’s RoQian Catholie ehure| 1iOfr- StOO—Oraon Brothere Oreheetra Krlens, director. iJjO— «i»a—Springtime Concert, Ore. Frooe, Senge—to e 6:00— English High School Asso changes are Intended to improve the discovers theft of three Comhmnlos *!>6— KIddlee Newa Period •6:00— Wrlghtville Clarion. ciation. maimer of handling sales, payhig vessels valued at |900. •lOS— 4iOS—Den Blgelow'e Orcheitra •'20—10:2^Little J. Little Oroh.—to o •'J5“ 19‘2 5 ^ ‘ Johnaon Oroh. — baalo 6:80— Tom Oakley’s Orchestra. 6:16— Goodrich Baseball Resume. for- the cost of the sales and assur ><>0— diN^Boonemloi In New Deal 10:00^11 ;00—Ted . Fierlto Ore.—baalo: 7:00— The Three Scamps. 4 i0 ^ 6i(X^AI Pearce and Hie Oang 6:30— Time. ing the seller a better and faster Oroh.—mldweat 7:18— Sports Review. 4i8<^.6i80—Tern Ccakley Oreheetra 1®5*07-11:80—Qua Arnhelm Oroh.-ba> 6:88— Old Farmer’s Almanac. method of being paid for the pro- BiOO— 6:(X^Baaeball—weaf A othera 7:80— Studio Program. «**°i.*L*ok Rueeall Oroh.—mldweat 6:36— Temperature. I duoe Sold. 5 ''1 ^ BilB—Talk by Or. Stanley High 11*0(^12:00—Dance Hour—wabcAweat 7:46— ’The Harmoneers. SiSO— SiSO—Eddie Peabody A Orehaa. 6:89— Famous Sayings, The meeting tonight will also dis S:00— TiOO—Ted Bergman—weaf only NBC-WJZ NETWORK 8:00— Hartford Inter-High School cuss reports of sub committees that TYPEWRITERS SiSO— 7i80—Floyd Qlbbona and Oroh, Orchestra. 6(42— U. S. Weather Bureau — Now on display, tbe new wwie) 7i00— 8:00—The Houaa Party—c to o BASIC — Eaet: wji wbz-wbza wbal will recommend an enlargement of 8:30— Floyd Gibbons, Early evening report, Harold Underwood and Royal Portables, 7iS0— SiSd—Beatrix Fairfax Dramaa w ^ m kdka wgar wjr wlw wayr wmal; Noyes, metebrolo^st. the platform from wb^ch auction StO(^ SiOf^Travaleada of Radio—too Mldweat: wcky kyw wenr wle kwk 9:00— Muscat Program, sales will be conducted, and also tbe these machines have all the fea S:8(^ 9;S0—To Be Announced kwer koll wren wmaq kao wkbf 6:45— Jaysnoff Sisters (pianists), 10:00— Musical Program. manner in which the different tures and are standard .in every ti48— 8:46—MIeeha Levltxki, Planlet N(3RTHWEST a CANADIAN — wtm) 7:00— C^iarles Previn and his Or tiOt^lOiOO—E. Madriguera Oreheetra 10:30— Coping with Crime. trucks will enter tbe auction way. cret cfcf chestra. 0:18—10:18—Preea-Radlo Newa Period SOUTH — w p a wptf wwno wle wJax 10:48—Mlscba Levitski, pianist. grounds on Charter Oak street. 0:20—10:20—Madriguera Or. (Cont'd) wna-weun wlod warn wmo web wapl 7:30— Joe Penner; Harriet Hilliard; wJdx wemb kvoo wky wfaa wbap kpro 11:00— Madrlguera’s Orchestra. There will be a larger number of 0:3(^10:80—One Man’e Family—o to o Ozzie Nelson and his Orchestra. 10:00—11:00—Dan Rueao and Oreheetra woal ktbe kthe weoo wave 11:13— Press-Radio News, buyers brought to Manchester this $45.00 FOUNTAIN—^koa kdyl kgl? kghl 10:18—11:15—Carefree Carnival—o to e 11:20— Enrlc Madrlguera’s Orches 8:00— Jimmie Durante, RubinolTs year it is wcpected, and those who p a c i f i c COAST — l i o kfl kgw komo Orchestra. CB8-WABC NETWORK khq kfed ktar kpo ” tra. buy will be investigated as to their Service Typewriter BASIC— Eaet: wabc wado woko wcao Cent. Eaet 11:30— One Man’s Family, 9:00—Irving Berlin; Pickens Sis waab wnac war wkbw wkro whk cklw proper standing to assure the seller 12:3^ 1:30—NBC Farm Forum—to o 12:00 Mldn.— Silent. ters; Revelers Quartet; Al Co. wdre wcau wFp wjae wean wfbl wepd that checks given will be properly Hartford, Conn. wjev wtnae; MIdweet: wbbm wfbra 'SSr R“*co A Oreheetra Goodman and his Orchestra. cleared and that there will be less kmbe kmoz wowo whae 3 ^ 2:30—The Saturday Songatera 9:30— Walter Wlnchell. Local Agents— Kemp’s, Ine. e a s t —wpg whp wlbw whec wlbe wfea 0^ 3:00—Miniature Theater,* Play Sunday, May 28 likelihooo of fake buyers appearing wore wlcc efrb ckac Carloe A Oreheetra 9:45— Adventures in He4lth— “ Gall as was the case at one day’s auction DIXIE—wgst wafa wbre wqam wdod 4:00—Kindergarten via Radio 9:30— “Tennis”. Ellsworth Vines. Bladder Diseases,” Dr. Herman last year. klra wrec wlac wdsu wtoc krld wrr * NIerman, Planoa 45— 4:45—Orphan Annie— eaet only 9 'AS— Alden Edkins, Baritone. Bundesen. ktrh ktea waco koma wdbo wodx wbt 10:00— The Radio Pulpit. wdae whig wtar wdbj wwva wmbg wsjs 22~ Steeden Oroh. 11:00— ’Time, weather, temperature. Livestock experts say grazing on wmbr 30— 6:30—Stamp Club—to wjz only 10:30—Mexican ’Typical Orchestra, 45— 5:45—John Herrick, Baritone- li:05— Program Highlights. green grass is essential to the de MIDWEST—wcah wgl wmt wmbd wlsn 11:00— Press-Radio News. I wlbw kfb kfab wkbn wcco wsbt ksej east; Orphan Annie— midwest rpt 11:07— Bradford Organ— James J. p ick Powell and Ginger Rogers furnish the heart thrilling sequences velopment of hogs. Read The Herald Adrs. wnax 00— 6:00—CapL Al Williams, Talk 11:08— Program from New York, O’Hara. in ‘20 Million Sweethearts” , the musical romance at the State Theater MOUNTAIN—kvor klz koh kal 1*~ 5*15—The PIckene Slaters Trio 11:15— Gruen and Hall. COAST—khj koln kfre kol kfpy kvl 11:15— Eventide Singers. Sunday, Monday and Tuesday. kfbk kmj kwg kern kdb kgmb kgb America, Drama. 11:30—Major Bowes’ Capitol Fami 11:30— Weather. Cent Eaet. Band ly- Aeroee the Border 11:33— Casino de Paree Orchestra. 12:30— 1:30—Dancing Echoee, Orehee. 12:30— Round Table Discussion. 1i0(^ 2:00—Reundtownere Quartet Wuelo Variety 12:00— Cotton Club Orchestra. 5:00— ’The Playboys. 5— — Eddie Duchin Orchestra' 1:00— Road to Romany. A. M. l ! ^ ~ 2:30—Ann Leaf at the Organ 9:00—To Be Announced 5:16— Tony Wons: Keenan A Phil ORGANISTS TO SPONSOR ?*55~ —George Hall’e Oreheetra Dsnee— to cst 1:30— Concert (Classics— Christiaan 12:30— Terrace Garden Orchestra. lips. 3:00— 4:00—Pancho A Orehee.—to c ^ — * —Preea-Radlo News Period 8:30— 4:30—Jack Armatrong—es only; 19 15 30 Krlens, director; Royal Dad- 1:00— NBC Program Calendar. 5:30— Julia Sanderson and Frank ■"‘1 Orchestra Tom Baker A Norm Sherr—west mun, baritone; Salvatore de Crummit. MUSICAL SERVICE HERE I con 8 :4 ^ 4:45—Tito Quizar, Tenor—to o D *""y * oreheetra 30—11:30—Vincent Lopez Orchestra Stephano, harpist. 6:00—The Diplomats— Otto Neu- 2:30— Grace Hayes, songs. bauer at the Piano. 2:45— Landt Trio and White. 6:30— Smiling Ed McConnell. Will Use Sunday Night Offer 3:00— Collin Driggs, Organist. 6:45— The Poet’s Gold. 3:30— Dancing Shadows. WDRC 7:00— Nick Lucas. ing of South Church as TOUR OF GARDENS 4:00—Romance of Meat Their June Program. Queer Twists 228 Hartford Conn. 1880 7:15— Csirlile and London with the 4:15— Lillian Bucknam, soprano. Weirwick Sisters. 4:30—Pedro Vla’s Tango Orchestra 7:30— Chicago Knights. 5:00— John B. Kennedy. The Connecticut Ckiuncil of the MONDAY PLANNED In Day*s News Program for Saturday, May 26th, 8:00— Freddie Rich entertains. <75. 5:15— The Modemaries — Qiff 8:30— California Melodies. National Association of Organists Strong, director. 1934., e. d. 8. t. 9:00— Theater of the Air. hive selected as their June pro- j r 5:30— Blue Room Echoes— Joseph P. M. Homell, N. Y.—’The light of Dio 1:00— Enoch Light’s Orchestra. 9:30— Waring’s Pennsylvanians and gT8.m meeting, the service of sacred Blume, director; (^ertrude Guest Star. music to be rendered at South Beauty Spots Will Be Visitet genes lamp may shine on Mrs. Ora Brady, soprano. 1:15— Madison Ensemble. J0:00— Wa3me King’s Orchestra. Church, Manchester, on Sunday Bruen. 6.'00— Catholic Hour. 1:45— Harold Knight’s Orchestra. Thirty years ago, as treasurer of 2:15— Artist Recital. 10:30— Forty-five Minutes In Holly mght, June 3 by the South Meth 6:30— Our American schools. wood. by Local Lovers the Reunion Society of the Jasper 2:30— Dancing Echoes. odist church choir under the direc '■x>> 7 ' * 7:00—K-7 Spy Stories. 11:15— Little Jack Little’s Orchestra tion of Archibald Sessions. Tlie Pre8b5rterlan church, she was hand 7:30—WTIC Sports Review. 3:00— Boston Braves vs. Chicago Cubs. 11:45— Johnnie Johnson’s Orchestra. choir will sing the “Requiem” by Nature. ed $1.04. A few years later the 7:45— Wendell Hall. society disbanded. 5:15— Pancho and Orchestra. Gabriel Faure, and the “Sanctus” 8:00—Rublnoffs Orchestra— Jim 5:30—Jack Armstrong—All-Amer from the B Minor Mass by Bach. A s l ^ g to be “ relieved” of her my Durante. custodianship, she turned over an lean Boy, This will be the first time the Faure Newcomers to Manchester and 0:06—Manhattan Merry-Go-Round. 5:45— Tito Guizar. AMERICAN LEGION POST number has been given in New | old dollar bill and four Indian head 9:30— Unique Program. (fthprs In this and nearby places may pennis recently to the missionary 6:00— Mischa Rsiglnsky and his England outside Boston. It is a 10:00— Victor Young’s Orchestra. be Interested in a description of tha society of the church. Ensemble. very rich and harmonious score, lu:30— Hall of Fame. WILL MEET ON MONDAY full of charm and melody. The solo gardens to be open Monday evening 6:15— Billy H ay’s Orchestra. 11:01— Canadian Capers. passages will be simg by Miss Elea from 6 to 8:30, in t h e ^ s t o f^ sejri^s Memphis, Tenn. — Mr. and Mrs. 6:30— Charles Carlile. 11:29— Weather. nor Willard, soprano, Edward Tay of three tours for the beneflVof the Joe L. Hill have only praise for 6:45—Frederick William Wile — Members to Gather at Bman- 11:30— Don Bigelow’s Orchestra. lor, tenor, and Robert Gordon, bari local Public Health Nursing associa young folks who stay up imtil the “The Political Situation in Wash 3 2:00— Midn.— Silent. uel Lutheran Church Tomor' tone. tlon. wee morning hours, playing and ington Tonight.” row Morning at 16:30. 'This will be the last musical j Whether the garden enthusiasts dancing. 7:00— Isham Jones’ Orchestra. A party of merrymakers, return 7:30— To be announced. service to be offered by the choir | use the bus or an automobile to The regular monthly meeting of this season, and the general public X < vs V make this excursion, they will find ing from a night club awakened the 7:45— Charles Bennet’s Orchestra. 8:00—Morton Downey’s Studio Dilworth-Comell post will be held is cordially invited to come. ' ' s > the gardens in proximity to each Hills at 3 a. m., in time for the es cape from their burning home which Party. at the State Armory, Monday, May !■•}< S V other, three reached from Forest WBZ-WBZA 8:45— Fata WaUer. street, a short distance from Main was destroyed. 28 at 7:30 o’clock. -The proposal 9:00—Grete Steuckgold; Andre street or Hartford Road, and the Sbringfleld — Boston to amend Article XVI, Section 1, of Kostelanetz’ Orchestra and CHiorus. other, ^ Mrs. William C. Cheney’s CJharleston, S. C.— His name was the by-laws setting the opening MARLBOROUGH 9:30— The Champions, Richard from St. James, Park street or Anthony Albert Alexander Adrian hour of future post meetings at Paul David Napoleon Maria Salva Himber Orchestra, Joey NiEish, tenor, through the wooded path from the Saturday, May 26 8:15 o’clock in place of the 7:30 Mrs. Otis Cook of Ansonla spent ¥ tore Soittle Restiva when he went 1:00— Weather. 10:00— Byrd’s Antarctic Expedition. hour, which is now in force, will be garden of Miss Helen and Miss Mary 10:30— Elder Michaux and his Con last week as guest of Mr. and Mrs. into Federal Cjourt to be naturalized. 1:05— Market Review; presented for final action. C3hapm|n on Forest street The gar Farm gregation. Elmer E. Hall. He came out just plain Anthony Bureau Nev/s. The Permanent Memorial Day den at Ckjlonel William C. C^ieney’s 11:00— Sylvia Froos. ’The annual strawberry supper | Albert Restiva, no longer an Italian 1:15— 4-H Club Program. committee invites members to take home was developed about 20 years 11:15— Press-Radio News. will be held ’Thursday, Jime 7 at the but -an American citizen. 1:30—National Farm and part in its program to again honor ago from two acres of woodland on Home 11:20— Little Jack Little’s OrcheS' vestry of the church. T decided I ’d just get rid of some the dead of all wars. Assembly for the north side of the property of his Hour. tra. Tbe Ever Ready group presented of my names,” he explained. 2:30— NBC Farm Forum. church services Simday at 10:30 a. father, the late John S. Cheney. The 11:30— Johnnie Johnson’s Orchestra the play “The Deacon’s Second 3:00— Smith College Program. m. will be in front of the Swedish W ife” at the vestry of the church, path through the woods which led Boston—Albert Bevalacqua was a 3:29— Time. Emanuel Lutheran church. Church Friday night ’The group realized years ago from his residence to St. witness a few months ago in a stab • Sunday, May 27 3:30— Saturday’s Songsters. street. Assembly for the parade $ . Mary’s Episcopal church has been bing case and his coat in good con 10:00— Church cf the Air. 20 4:00— Miniature Theater. will be at the Arm y and Navy club Robert Lester has bought the retained. Mrs. William C. Cheney dition except for a small cut, was 1C:30— Melody Parade. 4:30— Merry Macs. at 9:15 Memorial Day morning. August Hanson place in the south has preserved the natural beauty of impounded as an exhibit. 10:45— Alex Semmler, pianist. Each year the Legion joins with the part of the town. tbe spot and enhanced it by plant Now the exhibits have been re 4:45— Terrace Gardens Orchestra. 21:00— Service from the First Unl- other veteran organizations to pay Mr. and Mrs. Fred .Cjhapman and logs of trilUum, yellow ladies’ slip 5:00— Kaltenmyer’s Kindergarten. tarian Meeting House. turned to their owners and Mrs. solemn tribute to its .war dead. family of Wapping visited relatives pers, wild geranium and other fiow- Bevalacqua Is complaining. Her hus 6:30— Platt andr Nierman, piano 12:00— Mirth Parade. ers that flourish in her native state duo, Hau*tford Coimty Association of here the first of the week. band’s coat is full of moth holes. 12:15— Italian Melodies. Legion Posts will hold their month Miss Jennie Stark of Lyme, a of Virginia, while dogwood, and 6:45— Little Orphan Annie. 12:30— Madison Ensemble. rhododendron from the Blue Ridge 6:00— “W inge” — George Mason, ly meeting in the K. of C hall, West former teacher at the Northwest Saratoga Springs, N, Y.—A rec 12:45— Polish Program. Main street. New Britain on Sun school, called on friends here last mountains, evergreens and deciduous ord in versatility is claimed for 6:16— Goodrich Baseball Resume— 1:00— Church of the Air. Bill WilUams, day, May 27 at 3:15 p. m. A ll le- Week. shrubs surround and beautify the Johnny Juresak, a member of the 1:30— ’The Compinsky Trio. 6:30— 'Time. glonaires are welcome. Memorial Day exercises will be south lawn. A series of trelUses with Polish Falcons baseball team. A 2:00— The Radio Voice of Religion: climbing rosea are a feature of the 6:83— Old Farmer’s Almanac. held here Sunday afternoon. score card for a recent game lists Rev. Harold H. Clemens. John A. Fuller was a caller in grounds on the East Side. The living 6:36— Temperatime. Marshall, N. C., built on a shelf him three consecutive times in the 2:30— Lazy Dan, the Minstrel Man. Bristol the last of the week. room and spacious porch on the west 6:39— Famous Sayings. between mountain bluffs and tee lineup. He batted third as (ditch 3:00— ’The S5onphonlc Hoiur. French Broad river, is so narrow Gravel is being drawn on the side of the residence overlook a er, in “ clean up” position, as second 6:24— Weather. 4:00— Buffalo Variety Workshop. ►that only one street extends the State Aid roads in preparation for charming formal garden, flanked on baseman and fifth as pitcher. 6:45— Concert—Edward MacHugh. 4:30— Oregon on Parade. length of tbe city. the annual oiling. ¥ two sides by a wall and evergreen To top it off, the score card cred baritone. hedge, and with a large circular its him with 11 times at bat, six 7i00— The World in Review, « o ' pool. hits— two at each position— and 7:15— Cascades Orchestra. tb* The latfe Maro S. Chapman plant three runs. 7:30— Hotel Pennsylvania Orches ed the maganificent rhododendrons tra, and evergreens which formed the Chicago— Goldberg, the late dog 8:00— A rt in America. background of tlje lovely Chapman mascot of Battery B, 122nd Field 8:20— American Federation of Ad gardens a half century or more ago. Artillery has been stuffed for pre vertisers— “The Future of Ad Super Safe GRUNOW The main garden is circular in form. sentation to tbe batterjr’s members. vertising.” USE IT 30 DAYS “ If you To the eaat there is an exotic rose Goldberg won two wound stripes in 8:80— Hands Across the Border. garden, and on the west, a natural the Argonne. 9:(X)— New Elngland Community appearing pool and nearby to the Singing Clubs— Direction Gli are not entirely satisfied south the loveliest rock garden in Hamlin IS MODERN IN Manchester. ’This latter is at its best 9:16— News. you get your money back! In mid-May when practically all of U B E R n HALL SCENE 9:80— Elddle Du(ihin and hi« Or the Alpines and rare varieties of chestra. E V E R Y W A Y • rock garden plants are in blossom. 10:00—’Three Blue Notes. The rhododendrons are at the height OF BANQUET TONHHIT 10:15— ’Time, weather, temperature, • On onr t u f psymeat pUn s GoiMnl EUctrie t t b i g w of their beauty in mid-June as a 10:30— ^National Bam Dance. • to t can easily pay for itMlfi Make a ««t«n payment down 10 Super DeLuxe Features: / . . . use a G-E for 30 days in your own kitoien ;.. if you 11:30— Press-Rcidlo News, rule. Both sisters are interested in are not entirely satisfied yonr money will be retnrned to yon. floriculture and Miss Mary Chap '’ifth Anniversary of Dedica 11:88— Weather. man, who for several years was 11:88— ^Hotel Biltmore Orchestra. 1. Foot-Pedal Door Opener. We know that once you nse a General Electric in yonr own president of the Manchester Garden tion Will Be Celebrated With 12:00—Hotel Pierre Orchestra. • home ks matchlesa convenienoe and economy will quiddy club, is recognized as an authority Dance and Entertainment. A. M. 2. Metlfex Ice Trays. demonstrate to yoo that it can more than pay its own way. on the subject. 12:30— Hotel St. Rcgis Orchestra. 3. The big roomy quick frccring duunber is o f stainless steel -MI Mrs. (Clifford Cheney’s garden, 1:00— ^NBC Program Calendar. Improved Tray-Release. A full house is expected at the thstosnnoc chip or nisc A convenient tempentore coattol near her beautiful home built as a pennits fut or alow freezing speeds and defrosting ie fifth aimiversary celebration of the 4. Removable Tray-Shelves. wedding present by Mr. Cheney’s aotomadc There is a large removable container for keep- dedication of Liberty Hall on Gol- Soodsy, May 27 fether, retains the original Knight iog vegetablee fresh and crisp. Interior lighting automat- way street, which is to be held to 8:80— Spiritual Singers. 5. New Finless Ev^wrator. Cheney cutting garden, just back of 8:46— Safety Crusaders. i ^ y tnms on, vdtn door is t^ieaed and < » when door i s the Arm y and N avy clubhouse, with night in the hall. It will bring to d osc^ Slimog shelves are edjnstable in h e i^ ^ An gether a large number of the Lithu 8:88— ’Time; weather, temperature. 6. 12-Qnart V^etable Pan. its lilac hedge and rose trellis. Near iety tboc-padu opens the door widi a t o i ^ o f the toe. anian residents of Manchester who 8:89— Old Farmer’s Almanac. tbe south porch Mrs. Cheney has have through donations or subscrip 9:00— NBC CSiUdren’s Hour. 7. ♦Trigger-Type D o o r Latch. ^ sMsr fopsrton/ ^ off l i the Monitor Tt^ ■m had laid out a small formal garden, tions to the hall fund made possible 10:00— Southemalres (male quar It operates so qniedy y « i can sczroely hear iv uaes lets and beyond an Interesting secluded the erecticMi of the building. tet), 8. ♦Embossed £Aelf Supports. ctutent, has ample ^ w e r for *ven'imiisaal detwiwMlf, u A wild garden which was developed by 10:30— Samovar Serenade— balalai requites! no atteatioo . . : not even oiling. A dinner is to be served, an en 9. Mrs. Edna Cheney Underhill, now in ka orchestra. ♦Removable Shelf Sections. Prance. tertainment given and dancflng will fa nddtHon to ffc* elaattaftl X pfar ovenrealp pea follow. Since the >»*ii wsm built 10.63— Old Faumer’s Almanac. -.'■;54,vS«S Mrs. Philip Cheney’s garden at 60 10. Rounded Semnless Comers. are protected 4 mere peara npeftiit aap pairalhle there has been considerable money 10:86— ^Weather; temperature, Porest street is comparatively new, spent on additions and the place has 11:00— ^Press-Radio News. . faflare o f this femeao *ealed-fe<-at#el ipaehtMilgao started about eight years ago when lx.come a center for T.lthintniAn ac 11:06—Morning Musicalc. t o a a lp 85... «w peara feraidhi a detora pnarf the house was re-modeled by Archi tivities. ’The building has been used 11:80— Radio Nimble Wits— Everett GET OUR ‘‘M tect Platt, a relative of one of the during tbe past year as on evening Smith. Cheney families. The perennial g s i - school, #dilch was largely attended. 11:44— Time. den is enclosed in a hedge of dog It has been self supportl^ since it 11:48—Metropolitan Organ recital— and PRim FIRST! wood and hemlock and is one of the was built and has been used not Arthur Martel. most attractive small gardens In only by the societies that erected it, t^wn. P. M. but is now being leased on many 12:16— ’Time, weather, temperature. different occlusions by other organ 12:23— Old Farmer’s Almanac. 20 Bast Center Lsvds and Clark, in spitp of the izations. Today it is recognized as 12:80— Radio O ty Music Hall Con CHET'S SERVICE hgzdd^i^ , of caq^ration, found a public hall at the north end that cert. P B 0 K B 5 1 9 I Bttrfcdt. ^ bs ufed to |N ^ ."palhfliidsn - - • * 1^’' .1-, 'IS; ‘S' - .' •'’■ ’.■•S’"'' * • ■'
W m PAOB SEE MANcaaerKB svatoNG HEaui>,.|iAsueBnBB.o6ro)« s a t d s d a x , h a t w .ii| fe r . •H'A m \ m President RooseveWs Lead i Drops in Poll by Magazine ■■*'K VoL L, No. 66. Saturday, Blay 26, 1984. Compilad by Stndenta o f New York, May SS.—^Ibe aeoondAtalxiliif Its 1983 attitude. It Is the High School Miaa Hdea week’s tabulation of the literary first state giving a majority against Digest’s poll on the New Deal Roosevelt showed today three states voting Pennsylvania, for Hoover in MADDEN AWARDED oonfldenee in Preeident Roosevelt 1932, Increased its approval of the SPORT SLANTS which in 1982 turned to President New Deal and in the two weeks of Literary Columns CINDER NEWS $ Hoover. balloting gave a larger affirmative PILOT’S UCENSEI Just two good athlstie tsan Although gaining three Republi percentage of its vote thM u y Whose teams? Bristol’s baseball ESSAY ON DOGS ^laden boughs-pf trees and shrub Today Is 8k* day o f excitement and can strongholds, the magazine’s poll other state from which returns and tennis teams. The Manchester bery se r^ sgalnst the windows. chriUs for the M. R. 8. trackmen. ATC. revealed the President’s support have been made so far. baseball team aided Bristol’s team A French woman ^mlo once said, Isn’t It a comforting feeling to hear The team left at 8:45 this morning ■hrinicing from the two-to-one lead The shrinkage of votes favorable enormously in their fight for the C "the more I .aee of men, the more the "thud! thud!” on the floor of the fer Yale to compete In the tabulated the first week to the to the President the literary Di Popular ffigh School Ahnn- C. I...-L. They obligingly folded up admiration I have for dogs.” Laying bushy tail of a German police dog? state intercholastlc meet basis of three-to-two this week. gest foimd, was traceable largely tighter than a clam in the first few Manchester Is one of the few aside the question of men, the Doesn’t it make you feel a sense of Elmer Tromyy WelcmMi Of 196,454 votes tallied, the lat to returns from New York state innings and allowed Bristol to score security and make you want to say, schools to enter this meet with a est ootmt gives him an affirmative which contributed 91,740 votes— nos Has Had 25 Hours of something like eleven rims. They French womafi certainly was right “All’s well with the world?” clean slate, having won five dual vote amoimting to 61.64 per cent nearly one half of all the returns. also saved Bristol much anxiety in her admiration for dogs, for a dog —X, Bailey, ’34. meets and one Interscholastic title News of ffigh SchoiS This is against 66.19 per cent on The table of returns: Solo Flying. and worry as to the outcome of the is the best possible companion one so far this season. the basis of the first week’s tabula Total For Against game by shutting themselves out tion. New York 91,640 58,842 33,398 can have. BROADCASTING EXPERIENCE To Write Experience* The first votes from the six new New Jersey 27,751 16,140 11,611 In the first place, a dog is like However, this record will have The tennis team, vdilch had been voting states of Connecticut, Maine, Pennsylvania 42,591 27,814 16,277 "A l” Madden, ’82, got his stu< the three monkeys In the famous nothing to do i^th Manchester's undefeated until it met Bristol, add It was when I was In third grade chances today. At a meeting of the Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Connecticut 6,236 3,673 2,6^ dent’s pilot license from Captain story for children, that is— he sees ed to Bristol’s prestige by faltering that I made my first trip to sqxiad held last Tuesday, Coach "How far this little candle throws Rhode Island and Vermont are re Maine 2,404 1,181 1,223 Sansom’s Air (College, all, hears all, knows all, but tells its beams.” Bralnard to an inglorious defeat before Bris nothing. broadcasting station. WTTC was Wigren gave no Indication that he corded this week. Mass. 20,227 11,276 8,9.51 Field, Hartford, last week. "Al” tol’s terrific onslaught. The Elmer Trombly, ’81, now' a mem- Connecticut, New Hampshire He sees you in all your various then a qewly foimded station and was expecting a victory. New Hamp. 1,802 945 857 team has an excuse, however; Brls- w of the C. C. C. camp at West and Vermont favored the New Deal Rhode Island 1,975 1,226 749 was quite a popidar fellow when in moods, whether you are gay and was very much In need of talent, "We have no intentlim of to. really has a powerful tennis down expecting to win but we do go W orid^ writes of the HISchool on this poll, although voting fur Vermont ♦ 728 377 351 High school, and worked as stage happy, or moody and sad. He sees don’t know why they picked out the properties man for Sock and Buskin. team. But the baseball team ju-jt all and therefore appears to adapt down with the intention of trying Mr. Hoover in 1982. Maine voted collapsed. "The other day 1 happen^ to be disapproval, 1,223 to 1,181, main- Totals He Is now employed at Hale’s Self himself to suit your mood. Lincoln school, unless they were in our hardest and doing the best wo 195,454 120,474 74,980 grave need of a children’s hour. glancing at the newspaper* in our Serve grocery. Then he hears all. If the tone of can. We hope to place at least Everyone from the third grade up recreation haD and I came uptm an When William Shakespeare was your voice tells him that you are in fourth,” he stated. After having passed his physical had to sing for Miss Dorwood, and edition of the Manchester Ehrenlng test for student pilot’s license, Al in his prime, he turned out a rather a carefree mood, he will be at your successful tragedy entitled ‘Ham when We had all tried out, she chose Herald. Much to my surprlae I no put in about five hours of flying. He feet ready to go after the stick Although the majority of the ticed a page entitled The High U. S. WANTS PARLEY FRANCE OPPOSED let.” Ill this famous play he wrote which he knows you will throw; if toe ones she thought best. 'There worked imder "Hank” Wetherell, in were a few from each grade. I was meets are o'ver for the M. H. S., the School World. Upon further no structor, and also a graduate of thj still quoted' one line speech his sense of hearing tells him you chosen but I still can’t figure out hardest are yet to come. Today’s tice, I found out that page was Manchester High school, class of ‘There’s something rotten in the are grouchy, he will, no doubt, steal will start the fireworks. Next week state of Denmark.” Well Shakes why. When I found out that we de'voted exclusively to events and ’30. Wetherell is one of the best quietly behind the stove and have an Manchester faces Bristol in a dual ON NAVY TO GO ON TO DISARMAMENT poare wrote that line 331 years too were to broadcast over toe radio, I members of Manchester High pilots on the Hartford field, and afternoon nap; or if his senses tell meet, after which they will again soon. If he had lived now he would could hardly wait until I got home school. May I at this time express started his flying in the fall of 1930.. him that something has gone make a bid for the C. C. L L. trophy. have written, "There’s something to tell my mother. my congratulations on such 4 It has been Al’s ambition ever wrong, and you are feeling said and The meet with Bristol will be tho rotten in Manchester High School” The day we were to go, I kept re worthy advancement of the mem- since entering High school, to be blue, you will feel a soft rubbing on hardest one on the schedule this and graduates of the Manches fireaf Britain Is Informed F oreip MimXer Silences come a pilot, and he plans to con and, when asked what, he would your legs and looking down you will minding my mother to tufie in at ten o’clock. She promised she would. year, Bristol having plenty of ma- ter High school In letting the tinue his lessons. He is now start ha answered, “The athletic teams find a pair of understanding eyes boarded a trolley car and ar terial and a lot of la ^ year’s men townspeople know of the events ing a State amateur course which when tney meet Bristol.” looking at you and offering you the That America Is Ready to Talk of War in Chamber rived in Hartford at about half-past back for this season. Last year, it which otherwise would not be pub consists of 12 dual hours of fljdng best of sympathy. will be remembered, it was this lished. It Is a rare treat to pick up and 25 hours of soloing. Al received Manchester’s infield did a swell nine. A t once we went to the Next, he knows all. He knows Travelers building, where WTIC eame team that broke Manchester’s a newspaper and see the names of Broaden the Conference. of Deputies. valuable information at Mr. Robin job in fielding "Bob” Smith out of when he has done wrong because he former classmates. Manchester son’s flying classes this winter. was located. vTlnnlng streak at toe C. C. I. L. to the box. Bristol scored five runs in hangs his head at your rebuke. He get the first leg on the new trophy, should feel proud of having a news —"Jack” Pinney, ’35. the first two innings on no hits, We were treated very nicely but appears to know when sadness Manchester having won the nrevlous paper In a newspaper, for It la caus about three bases on balls and I hardly noticed this because I London, May 26.— (A P )— The Paris, May 26.—(AP) — Louis comes to his master’s house. The kept thinking of my mother listen two. ing much favorable comment here somewhere near five errors. In both story is told of a shepherd dog who St camp.” United States government, it was Barthou, French foreign minister, tho first and second innings, Bristol ing to me sing over the radio. was often left to guard a sickly A t last ten o’clock came and we The stlffest opposition today Is ex The staff has asked Elmer to learned authoritatively today, has today bluntly proclaimed a French PLAN TO OBSERVE had men on second and third. Each child as she lay j i her crib under a write an account of his experiences time the batter hit the ball to the were brought over to toe micro pected frem HlUhouse who have a fastructed Ambassador Robert W. policy of "no immediate disarma large oak tree. Morning after morn phone. Eight of us sang “Pussy wealth of power in the dash and as a worker for toe C.C.C. Bingham to Inform Great Britain ment of France, no immediate re infield, and each time the men on ing toe dog faithfully waited at second and third scored while the Willows by toe Brook,” and I guess Oroad jump events. that the United States is prepared armament of Germany.’’ toe door until toe child was brought we did soimd like a bunch of cats. to carry on preparation for the DECORATION DAY batter was being thrown out at The foreign minister sought to out and then toe dog either lay When I got home the first thing According bo figures received by 1986 naval conference through nor first. Just a fast fielding ball quleUy at the foot of toe crib or silence war talk in the Chamber of club ( ?). I did was to ask my mother if she Coach Wigren, it looks a8 though LAW CLASS SEES mal diplomatic interchanges and stood where the child’s weak hand liked it. dlscusj^ns. Deputies, where he wat under in Cude, modest 440 yard dash man, might aimlessly stroke his head. “Why I forgot all about It,” she Ambassador Bingham has m- terpellation, by making an empha will have & fairly even chance at the tic rejection of the idea that a con Program of Music and Serv The baseball team got sweet re But one day the dog waited for toe replied. formed the British grovemment of meet today. Cude’s time has not v> COU^SESSION flict was coming. venge over toe Trade school win door to op^. Several days passed —Elizabeth Luplen, ’86. Washington’s attitude which was ning 15-4. Haberem got good sup been equaled by any school that Is However, he pledgdd a strong but no crib appeared and no thin, entered in the meet this year. reported as being ready for a broad ices in Charge of Mr. port. white hand stroked toe dog’s back’. ening of the conference to ques stand on the matter of German bor der clashes. A whole galaxy of —J. Mlstretta, ’34. The story goes on to relate that A OLOSE CALL Students Take Mnch Interest tions of technical naval aspects if finaUy the dog lay on the place ’The half mile will undoubtedly be French military chieftains, includ Gatchell. the race of the day when three of such broadening should seem ad where toe crib had stood and died__ When I was about thirteen years visable. ing War Minister Petain, Air Min the fastest high school 880 men face ister Denaln, and Naval Minister an example of a dog’s knowledge of ago, the railroad company start in Proceedings, Under Last week the British foreign of STUDENTS EXCEL IN and imderstandlng. each other on equal terms. ’They are: fice asked Ambassador Bingham, Pletri is expected to accompany M. ed to wreck old box cars In a sand George Leary from Manchester, The Memorial Day assembly, Tho last point—a dog tells noth and, presumably, the Japeinese, Barthou to Geneva next week to which will be held Tuesday, May 29, pit about a mile from our bouse. Pankratz, from Bristol, and Bryers Mr. Wright’s Snperrisioii. back up the French demand for a nPIN G, SHORTHAND ing—might be disputed because you My brother and 1 used to go and ftom Hlllhouse, the latter dwfomUng French and Italian ambassa^rs to is in charge of Mr. Gatchell. can pick up a newspaper almost inquire of their governments what showdown on the question of .arma watch toe men work, and some champion in that event. All of these The program is divided into two every day and find headlines stat B t ^ they were willing to take looK- ments. parts. The first Is formal, the sec times we would collect toe lumber boys have or can nm better than Scores BiitislrPlan Ruth Holmes Types 51 Words ing that a dog’s bark had awakened and bring it home. 2:05. A group of studenta from the ing forward to the preliminary ond. musical. It will be as follows: commercial law class visltsd the Barthou openly declared his op a family, had saved some little child Qne day while we were working preparations for the conference. (1) The presentation of colors, a Minute With Only Two Er —BIB March. coimty court house in Hartford u d position to the British proposal of from drowning or had guided a blind in one of too cars prying off boards, The American ambassador’s instruc the national flag to be furled and in rors in Test. witnessed a court In session, “partial” rearmament for Germany mourning. war veteran across the street in the we felt ourselves beirig tilted to tions regarding Washington’s atti business section of toe town. day, May 22. tude were in answer to this invita and the disarmament of France. He (2) Salute to the flag. one side. Running to toe open door declared to the deputies: The students in toe upper-senior To further emphasize toe fact The group, upon arriving at the tion. (3) "Star Spangled Baimer”. we saw that we were being pulled building, was allowed to mxirf> an "Believing in the policy of say.'ng classes of typing who excelled for that a dog is one’s best companion, from toe rails by tho big derrick on SENIORS ANNUAL The British government wished (4) Devotional service, the fifth marking period were: Ruth Inspection tour o f. toc placd,'-There to know whether it would be advis yes when you mean yes and no what is more comforting than to the opposite track. No doubt, toe a— Brief Invocation and prayer, Holmes, 51 words a minute with two are five different court roosqs and able or helpful to hold preliminary when you mean no, France told b— Scripture selection, wander aimlessly in the woods in toe man that was supposed to see that England its proposal is not accept errors; Anp Shudgzda, 50 words, fall of toe year when a gust of wind man, different county offldala of diplomatic talks on technical ques c— Singing of a hymn. toe cars were empty had overlook FUN DAY HELD fices. ’The coimty jails are located able. live errors: Ernest Taggart, 49 starts a whirlpool of colored leaves, ed our car. tions and procedure in anticipation (5) Placing of a wreath beneath downstairs, with the finger print ‘France is for disarmament with words, four errors; Ethel Lyttle, 49 and then to hear the barking of of the naval powers’ conference. the national flag. Song— “ Sleep, Sol Seeing tho predicament we were equipment and workrooms. The security, but security is only possi words, four errors and Josephine your dog, as he chases a rabbit into It was said authoritatively that dier, Sleep” , and "Recessional.” in, my brother and i jumped, and building is finished on the outside In no actual meeting of representa ble if we take into account semi- (6) “Yankee Doodle”. The assem Karlsen, 47. words, four errors. its, hole or listening to a scolding just as we hit toe ground we heard Students in the lower senior class bluejay in a nearby tree ? Or on a Rain Stops Ball Game Bat gray stone and is surrounded by tives of the big naval powers is at military formations.” bly will sing, led by a few of the a loud crash. Looking \around, e beautiful lawns and shrubbery. present contemplated. The minister denied, however, members of toe Glee Club. who were outstanding are: Winston winter’s evening, when you sit in a sav toe box car lying beside the comfortable chair before a crackling After toe Inspection, the students The present naval treaty where that he believed war was on *^he (7) Two comet solos by Chester Hudson with 43 words, three errors track, smashed to kindling wood. Fails to Dampen Spirit of took seats In toe courtroom. After by the United States, Great Britain way and stated: “I emphatically re Shields— “War Songs” and “Vene and Ruth Benche, 42 words, five er fire in the fireplace, when the ice- — W. Murch, ’36. rors. toe court had been called order and Japan uigreed that they would ject such a belief.” tian Carnival.” at 10:20 a. m., toe first case which hold their navies to a 5-5-8 ratio, (8) "Keep the Home Fires Bum- The upper senior classes took CamivaL conceriied an accident occurring at can be terminated in 1936, if de- Ing”, by the assembly. shorthand dictation at toe rate the cellar. "The coal men to Park epd Broad streets in Hartford noimced by any signatory prior to (9) Violin quartet. ^'0 words a minute for five minutes. toss it In piece by piece. was called. The plaintiff was an in December 81. 10) Two piano solos by Fred The students whose accuracy rates Of course the dealers sooner or R a w ribbons, dolls, drums, lol- jured woman and the defendant was Lavey— "Ckiuntry Gardens” , "Juba were the highest were: Loretta Cop later send the used cars back to the lypops, big black "ceegars,”’ wild the young driver of the truck which' Dance” . ping, 90 percent accuracy; Dorothy factory but that just puts toe prob animals of every sort—human bad struck her. The court lasted all (11) “Speed Our Republic”, by Davis, 80 per cent accuracy; Ange MEMORIAL DAY lem off on the factory. A factory otherwise! Rain failed to dampen morning and was continued to the toe assembly. PRESTIGE OF AMERICAN lina Dubaldo, 90 per cent: Barbara Is suppoeed to make cars not serve tha enthusiasm of toe senior class aftemooon after an hour's recess. It —Margaret Sullivan, ’86. Grezel, 90 per cent; Mildred Gustaf Memorial Day! Peace Day! A day as a Blde-A-Wee Home for them. jtesterday In their celebration of ended early In the afternoon with a m BRUCE CATTON son, 80 per cent; Rosalie Hlcklng, set aside for remembering' bloody Several factories have had to sus “fun day.” verdict in favor of the tialntiff. APPLES BEING RUINED wars long since fought! A day when s m s ’TELLS HOW HE 80 per cent; Margaret Kompanlk, 90 pend operations on new cars In or Most of toe class appeared In re The group, which numWed near old and crippled veterans will be der to make room for toe old ones. ly SO pupils, stayed all (tay. Hia WINS AT CXINTRACT HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS per cent; Nina Merino, M per cent galia at school In the morning, Lana Modean, 80 per cent; Anita Drought to our schools once again The sentimental side of a used car visit was under the supervision of girls in hair-ribbons and short Mr. ■Wright - « ox Paris, May 26.— (AP) — Spoiled Passacantell, 90 per cent; Eleanor to be honored and cheered for the la one which hasn’t been thought dresses, bojm In a variety of out apples are ruining the prestige of Here’s a Graphic New Book For ARE IN CHURCH CAST Patten, 80 per cent; Evelyn Peck- parts they plsyed in the Civil War. much about It^ not so much toe landish costumes and make-ups. —Ray Donahue. the American product, importers the Bridge Addict ham, 80 per cent: Caroline Rubacka, They are the Uving! ’Ih^ carry wear and tear which a car has been Although classes were conducted said today, and the expected Wpling wounds which nature haa and There are not many things which Many WiU Take Part in Pre 90 per cent and Edith Taggart, 90 subjected to during Its years of on the/Usual schedule, minor varls- of the tariff may bar American ap per cent made less ugly! •srvice that makesit difficult to dis tlons SENIOR CLASS GIFT^ pies entirely. P. Hal Sims does not know about m routine occurred here and contract bridge. So when he speaks sentation of “Wienies for —Jenifie Sandholm, ’85A, But let us think of tha hundreds pose of It as it Is the ghosts and there. Red tape is blamed for the rotting Wednesday.” of thousands of young boys apd men memories of former owners which fruit on the docks at Le Havre his mind about the game—as he A parade formed at the Center at TO BEUISnUBDTED does in his new book, "Master Con h e a r o o l l e n d r ig g s who gave their youth and freedom Inhabit Its curtains and cxiahloos quarter of one and marched down where thousands of cases of Ameri to participate in a war which was and make it a veritable haunted can fruit sometimes some two or tract”—bridge players can very Many present and former mem Main street in the rain, led by two profitably listen to what he has to bers of M. H. S. are taking part in Thursday morning, the first period one long nightmare—a war which house of old associations. drum-majors and a weH-burdened three weeks after the long voyage No matter what we say, we al Redaction in Class Tax Is An^ in refrigerator ships. say. the production of “Wienies for Wed science classes. Instead of reportlni they did not siurvivel Let us think old horse. Certain delegations rode nesday” to be given by toe newly- ways come back to the suggestion nonneed at Meeting’ « Now Rough handling, the Importers Mr. Sims sets out, in this bulky went to toe State theater to s4. of the dead, of the heartbroken In “official” automobiles. organized dramatic club at St. that they be used for favors. But 25 Cents. added, often damages the fruit book, to tell how he plays bridge Ccilln Driggs broadcast. No clapping mothers and sweethearts, the crip A baseball game was started— Bridget’s church. then, a lot of people don’t like al which then spoils within a few days. and why he ■wins, and he does it was permitted until toe signal by pled, toe maniacs, the loss of money but It was "washed out” ’The cast will include Mamie Yat- monds. The Importers said today that toe with a minimum of theory and Phil Baker, toe announcer. Collin and valuable property and the de The girls were as youthfully de Senior class gifts are to bs given kowski, Faith Splllane, Arthur -E d g a r Clarke, ’84. market will be practically closed to maximum of common sense. Driggs played some new and ok grading effects ot war upon a xia- mure in appearance/ as the boya out during the afternoon on Glase Scranton, Selma Abraltls and An American fruit if toe government, Contract, he points out, is an en selections. Mrs. Symington, Who was tion. Let us think of these things were outlandish. Coospleuous Day, as a result of a senior class as expected, restores toe normal tirely different game than auction, thony Kaminski. Ruth Smith and guest artist, sang. and be warned! ELECTED HOUSE MANAGER among toe ju'venlle toys were Olga meeting held Wednesday morning. its predecessor, and you can’t win Ray Merz will act as coaches. In previous years it has been tha tariff of 125 francs a quintal on ap After toe broadcast, the boys and May we never let the blare of Kwash’s llfe-alzed doll, calico dogs, at it by using auction methods. Miss Smith is a graduate of • Clayton Hansen, ’80, now study custom to dlatributs. gifts doikig ples and 176 on pears, Instead of girls were allowed to Inspect the bugles, the brilliant display of colors baby bottles of milk, and gigantic You must bid for your partner, in Tufts College. While there she did ing at Northwestern University, IpUypops. the Class Night exwrclses bat W s toe present 40 francs a quintal on broadcasting apparatus. It all prov cr toe striking array of good-look apples and 60 on pears granted In this game, and if your side is to much acting and took a course fn ing uniforms lead us into toe horrid WHS elected summer house manager Outstanding dstumes of the j^ear the graduating class has de dramatics. Ray Merz has had ex ed very Interesting and all the boys return for the wine quota of the win the play must be placed in toe (bsaster that those before us have of Alpha Kappa caiapter of Theta "gentlemen” were: Dick Alton in cided to present the class history so proper hand. perience in producing and coaching and girls seemed to be enjoying the United States. attempted to struggle through. XI house. C l^ t was only recently the costume of a hula-hifia dancer part of the evening program.. Mr. Sims doesn’t care for petty plays. He is also a member of the experience very much. The class tax haa hsen rsduosd —Beatrice IJvlngston, ’86. Imtlated Into this fraternity, but wito green derby bat and green advantages. He shoots for games Community Players. —Alice Madden, ’37B. has already won toe esteem of his shoes; “Cy” Comber, dressed In the to twenty-five cents wMeb wm be and slams, and lets his opponents A stage and property committee brothers because of his diligence. likeness of small town mayor, who sufficient to pay for the varloua ex* O’NEIL LIKE POE worry about the lesser gains. was elected with "Al” Yarakus as THE USED CAB PROBLEM Clayt plans to take a summer had just enjoyed u trip tiuougb ten pendlturea emmected with gradoa- He also devotes a good deal of the stage manager. With toe introduction of the new course and will probbaly be at miles of briar buahM, with false tlon. ^ Miss Isabella Worth, of toe Eng space to defensive bidding, realiz —A. Kaminski, ’35. 1934 cars, toe problem of the used home only a short time in the lat red nose, small fiioustsutoe, glasses A suggestion was made that «ay lish dej>artment gave some new ing that the average dub always oar becomes a national menace com te* part of Augxist. and a "concertina” hat; Raymond balance in the trMSOxy after grad Ideas concerning Edgar Allen Poe, wants to know what to do when the FRESHMEN NOMJNA’TE parable only to to# old plague of Mozaer with long flowing beard and uation expenses hava baen paid fer 1 meet so many dead people who the great short story writer and other side has the tickets. toe seven-year locxista. TENNIS TOUBNABfENT toe scanty attire of a recluse “her bs used to buy a pieture to ba pre are walking around, I wonder some "I urge you,” he says, "to use A meeting of lower freshmen was poet, to her junior English class For years, automobile manufac sented to the ec^iool. Another sug^ times whether Tm dead, too. mit,” Dick Nlese with that “well your head first and the system sec held Monday morning for the pur Miss Worth said that all Poe’s turers have been confronted with gestlon wae made to give tho bi5- —Olarenoe Darrow. Four High school girls, Anna fed look”, more full of "learning” ond. It gives you leeway to use pose of allowing a committee com- works could be classlfled as poetry toe problem of what to do with the Larch, Marlon Behrend, Edith than uraal; "Alley Oop,” imperson anee to the Verplanek B\md. since all his writings are Imagina your common sense.” And he adds: Ijosed of Blanche Gatti and Ray second-hand cars turned in for new Brown, and Elsie Klein, travele
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neelBl state tax coiniataBco la New Dormitory For Connecticut College u r tfo r d , at which^tbs Oannartiettt Taxpayar’s AUiaaea and tbs Stata HAMES CONVERSE h a m ber of '.y ROCKVILLE Orange advocated a state income tax. ' - CHIEF OF STAFF Co m m erc e Thursday evening, six members •.••v.-.-.-.-.-.'V-.-.rt/'.'y of the Chamber, including several ACTIVITIES at its officers, attandad the annual SENDS FATHER AND SON banquet at the State Chanlbar at Marshal fieorge H. WaddeD Y/^/ Hartford and heard QovMnor Cross, Store Holds TO JAIL; FEARS MURDER Daring the thirty-three years Governor Joseph B. Ely at Hasaa- ■* of Its exlstenoe. the Chamber ebusetts and James B. GHieen of Issues Orders for Memo of Commerce has beconoe flnnly New York address the gathering. Latest Suits A f u One Gets 30 Day«, the Other established In Mancheeter as a Yesterday morning, the meetings wide-awake orgaalzatlon riiat committee met to lay plana for a rial Day Parade. 10 Days; Both to Appeal diepeneee servloe to Its -mem AftnmoeB at T m . ••••.•Ar.- June meeting to which the East Sentences. bers and the townspeople. The HEUtford, Glaatonbury and ' Rock Chamber funettons qntetly and ville Chambers of Commerce wUl be Charged with assault, Steve LAwrence OoBverte of 814 Main '1^' ^ *5# . ' efficiently and much of Its ac invited to attend, further details on In spite of toe rain yesterday Gericb of South street was brought tivity Is Seldom pohlicized. It is which will be snnounced later. temoon a large crowd attended ^ BtrMt, Commander of Ward Cheney tile pnrpose of this colomd to j f ' ' ' Ban4 Cioaoerta J. W. Hale Company Wathtwg Camp, United Spanlab War Veter- from the Rockville City hospital a , *YY. 4ry.-y.-Y YY.’YY. •‘.-'.V •• delve behind the scenes and to Ion Revue. But In order to ane, was selected by Marshal few minutes before the opening of Preliminary plans for the liyyy.-- present the week to week ac modate those who were unaMs'.: City Court yesterday with his head ...... band concerts by the Salvation George H. Waddell tus his chief of tivities of the Ghamber as an get to toe store on account of covered with bandages. Only bis Army Band Eire im'derway. the staff at the final meeting of the ^ ' 4 ' i ' ' <■ informative feature for the heavy rain yesterday, a rep ^ right ear, his eyes, nose and mouth ChEimber co-operating wlto Jie Permanent Memorial Day commit fjT ^yYl■•Y.■ " th ' benefit of Its members and the showing will be held this afternoffi tee last night. He will report to the oould be seen. The portion of his general public. Mancheeter Improvement AssocUi- promptly at two o’clock. ^ marshal at the Army and Navy face that was visible was covered tlon to present the concerts at u.'. Most of toe garments shown with the red mercurochrome. Architect's drawing of Mary Harkness House, the cornerstone of which is being laid at Connecticut north end during toe month of club at 9 o'clock Wednesday morn Ckdlege, New London, this afternoon. This week’s review covers the terday were of toe Forest ing with his aides. Edward Gerich, 27, a son of Steve period from Friday, May 18, to Fri June. The concerto will be given at brand. All wool swim suits in Gerich, was before the court, Center PEirk during July Etnd Au Other Aides day, May 25, and therefore includes new colorings In both one and tvi# Aides selected by Marshal Wad charged with an assault upon bis gust and will in all likelihood be piece styles. Great stress th thx Memorial school to attend the escaped .with a broken wrist. People the wrork of the Chamber during the dell are: Edward Keeney, Army father, but entered a plea of not held tocb Tuesday evening. revue was given to shorts for louf^ guilty. The son, a field supervisor damce recital of the pupils of Miss who witnessed the accident said it Memorial Hospital campaign. This and Navy club; James Hynes, V. F. TO LAY DORMITORY was a miracle that he was not kill The Chamber is also working ing on the beach, active sports wmt W.; Hlverett Kennedy, American of the Hearst Publications In New Mary Evelyn McCarthy. The pro work has been handled for several w.to Director Frank Busch of toe gram was presented in three parts ed. both In jersey, pique, eeersuc.l^ Le^on; John Buchanan, Spsmlsh York, recently sviffered a nervous years and during the drive the ..REscreatlon Centers on plans for a and the large group participating Mrs. Louise Blume of New and garberdlnes. Natty pajama War Vetersms; Ross Lewis, Sons of breakdown and was spending a few Chamber office hums with activity Block Dance, to be held on Fourth eembles in lovely two tone color deserve much credit for their ef Canaan has been here this week for Veterans; Albert Lindsay. British months at home. NAME STONE TODAY Emd its staff, E. J. McCabe, execu of July eve. It Is hoped to hold toe and nautical slip-ons were she fort in presenting such an Interest a visit with her daughter, Mn. tive vice president, and Miss Bertha War Veterans; Albert Downing, D. I have feared that a murder dance between Maple and Oak for beachweEir. ing amd complete program. Miss Claude W. Jones. Dietz, secretray, devote long hours A. V.; Mrs. Anna Barron, V. F. W, might be committed in that house streets. This aiffalr was a huge suc The garments were shown in i McCarthy, who Is a native of Rock The Misses Pendleton and Mrs. to the detELlls of the campaign. ' A Auxiliary; Mrs. Christine Glenney, hold,” said Judge John E. Fisk aft cess lEist yesir. nautical setting made to resembj^ er hearing part of the testimony of ville, has been widely known for her None C. Gilbert entertained the prospect file (s created, a monu Legion Auxiliary; Mrs. Victor Ceremonies at Connecticut women’s bridge club at their home toe deck of a boat with life save^ the assault of Edward Gerich upon ability in conducting a dancing mental task in itself, when it is Coming Events Duke, British War Veterans Auxil Thursday from 3 to 6 p. m. Four Eind sailors eus trimming. / r his father after the latter bad class during the past few years. considered that over 3,000 names A session of toe meetlnn eom- lary. tables were in play. Mrs. John The women’s bathing apparel was Parade to Move At 9:80 struck him with a piece of one-inch Memorial Service CoOege — Local Girls To must be checked and re-checked mlttee ^111 be held at toe Cham’oer modeled by Mrs. EleEinor WUsoB, Kennedy of Beverly Hills, Califor for accuracy. Then comes the or office next Tuesday morning at 10 The Memorial Day parade will rusty pipe. Plans are nearing completion for nia, was a guest of the club. Miss Emmeline Young, and toe MlssSS form on Main street with the head Judge Fisk continued, “I have ganization of the drive, the building o’clock. Alice Modin and Louise Jansefi. the annual memor&l sendee to be Live in New House. Marion Gott and Mrs. L. M. Lord up of a canvEissing machine of 183 of the column at Forest street at some times doubted the sanity of School girls’ beach and swlmmliw held by Rising Star Lodge, No. 49, were winners of first honors. Re workers, which must be mEirshalled 9:16 o’clock Wednesday morning Steve Gerich and I am hot sure of I. O. O. F., which will be held Sun freshments of sandwiches, cake and toga were shown by Jessie littis that of the son. They are altogeth In a few days in readiness to func and Ruth Lautenbach. anr will start to move at 9:80 day, June 17. A very Interesting punch were served. tion as a single unit. sharp. Units participating are er too high strung and I am not The name stone of Mary Hark From toe Baby Shop garments program will be presented at this Irwin Emmons is in charge of Through the duration of the VETERANS HEAR TALK Platoon of police. Marshal and sure whether they should be com ness house, the dormitory given to were modeled by little Laura Laut- serrice and will be announced at Horace Porter’s branch antique drive, the ChEunber is the headquar staff. Board of Selectmen, Salva mitted to an asylum.” the meeting Monday evening. Connecticut College, New London, enbach and SdwEird Quinn. This case lasted most of the store, at the H. C. Porter place. Mr. ters of the campELlgn workers, who BY NATIONAL OITICER tion Army band, Co. G, 169th In Briefs by Mrs. Edward S. Harkness, will Porter has his main store In Wap- nmke daily visits to the office to fantry, C. N. G., Howitzer Co., C. N morning and ended In jail sentences being imposed, which were appeal Outslds road work was hampered be laid this afternoon at 3:30 o’clock plng. Mr. Emmons reports biislness make reports. All this must be at Q., 169th Infantry, Girl Scouts, Boy yesterday because of the downpour as brisk. tended to In Euldltion to the regulEir RAIN WONT INTERFERE Scouts, Girl Scouts band, Salvation ed to the Superior Court for (Uspos- with appropriate ceremony. Stu al. of rain which visited Rockville and dents, faculty, members of the col Some sixty or eight cords of office routine. Add to this the fact Peter Nugent of Waterbury, Army Girl Scouts, Boy Scouts, Life vicinity shortly before the dinner that the Chamber also prepares the Saving Guards, school children. Col. Edward Gerich was the first to lege board of trustees Emd friends of hard wood, cut some months ago Describes Need of Continu WITH BIG AUCTION take the witness stand and be told hour. the college were in attendamce. Mrs. under CWA auspices, are being de letters, and mEiils them, to prospects T. W. Cheney Camp, No. 14, Sons 'M'lo Della Martin of Rockville not taken care of by the house-to- ing Work for Disabled of Union Veterans: Center Flute how he was cutting dead limbs Harkness will psurticlpate In the livered at the eight schools of the from the apple trees on Thursday returned home yesterday after ceremony, speaking briefly follow town. Bach school will receive five house workers. Although the drive Robert M. Reid and Son to Con band, Anderson-Sbea Auxiliary, V spending a week In New York be came to its official close lEist Mon F. W.; American Legion Auxiliary; when his father atten^ted to take Ing the placing of the name stone. cords, and the two room school on Peter Nugent, of Watetoury, Na duct Sale at Knight Farm a saw from him. He was asked to cause of the Illness and death of the Green will receive six cords for day, the Chamber Is still at work In Mons-Ypres Post, British War Vet her sister, Mrs. Christine Higgins. Program clearing up the loose ends and final tional Vlce-CommEmder of toe Iha- Coventry This Afternoon. ; erans AuxlUauy; Manchester Pipe do the work by his mother. He each room. Wood will also be furn abled AmericEin Veterans of toe Rev. Slgdsmund Woroneckl, pas President Katharine Blunt and ished for the town hall and for some details. V Band; Americam Legion Drum and stated his father came up to a Miss Harriette Webster, '35, of World Welt, was toe guest at Man Rainy weather won’t in toe leart barbed wire fence which stood be tor of St. Joseph'*” Catholic church. of the local poor and imemployed. Having returned to some semb- Bugle Corps; World War Veterans Wilmette, 111., president of the Stu lEmcq of normalcy by the middle of chester Chapter, D. A. V., at an interfere with toe big auction Rob tween them, dem8mded the saw and Is spending a few days In Buffalo, By this means schools and the town Army and Navy club, Dllworth- dent Government association, will the pEUBt week, the Chamber has open meeting last night In toe ert M. Reid and Son are conducting when It was not given him, he went N. Y., attending fhe 25th anniver hall will be suggUed with wood at Comer ‘Post, American Legion. express the appreciation of the col tiimed Its attention to the multi State Armory. Commander Nugent this afternoon at the Mrs. Mary jL over the fence, and took an Iron sary of his brother, Meczyslaw $2.50 per cord. First Selectman Oiurch Services lege for Mrs. Harkness’ gift of the tude of matters that have accu gave an Instructive review of ef Knight farm }n Coventry. Tbia pipe used as a fence pbst. Steve Woroneckl as organist of the Po Claude W. Jones and Eldmund H. Manchester Chapter, Disabled dormitory. Devotionf will he lead mulated during the campaign. With forts o£ toe veterans in WEishington morning toe Reids were at toe feirm Gerich struck at Edward Gerich, lish Catholic church of Buffalo. Horton are drawing the wood for American Veterans; Ward Cheney by Rev. Paul F. Laubenstein, the the vacation sesison rapidly ap combating toe Economy LeEigme, bright and eEurly erecting their big according to the latter's testimony, A large number from Rockville $1.50 per cord, and it will cost $1.00 Camp and Spanish War Veterans; college preacher; and singing by the proaching, much correspondence is too United States Chamber of Com tent under which a lEuge crowd eff and used “vile and inhuman lan attended the strawberry festival per cord to have It cut up for fuel. Orford Parish Chapter, Daughters college choir will be under the di received daily that must be checked merce Eind toe AmericEin VeterEins buyers CEin gather without toe dan guage” before grabbing the saw which was held Friday evening by The wood will be allowed to season of the Revolution; Mary C. Keeney the Friendly Class of the Ellington rection of Dr. J. Lawrence Erb, pro until next fall, when It will be dry and sorted properly to furnish suie- Association in recent veterans' leg ger of getting wet In a sudden Tent, Daughters of Union Veterans from his hand. Edward Gerich, ac Congregational church. fessor of music. and ready for use. quate tourist Information to trEm- islative acts. shower. of the Civil War; Drake Post, cording to his testimony, defended Sponsored by Stanley Dobosz Meiry Harkness will be a beauti slenta and townspeople, a service CommEinder Nugent spoke of toe Furniture, antiques galore, and Grand Army of the Republic; hlmse5 with a hoe and the hickory Joseph Benzlnger, son of Mr. and Post, No. 17, American Legion, ful addition to the Connecticut Col that Is being used more thEm ever effort of the Disabled Veterans In some fEirm tools Eire listed among speakers and committee. handle broke in the battle. Mrs. LeRoy B en ^ ger, has complet Miss Mildred P. French, head of lege campus. It is being built of this year. this connection and outlined toe toe items to go on toe block stEuting All ex-service and auxiliary units Edward Gerich testified that his ed his first year of study at South the Connecticut State College at gn”anite and limestone in simple A minor service, but Em important necessity of continued work in toe promptly at 1:30, daylight time, this will attend a church Memorial serv- father “threatened to send him to Lancaster Academy, Mass., and 1s Storrs, delivered an interesting lec classic design like the other college one, is the giving of the correct time Interest of all disabled men. In iffternoon. The Knight fEum Is on ,Ice tomorrow morning In the Swe- the cemetery” as he dropped from spending his summer vacation at ture In the Town Hall, Memorial buildings. It will accommodate 75 to all who phone thA office. The many of his illustrations Command U. S. Highway Route Six, one mils ' dish Emanuel Lutheran church at the force of the blow with the iron his home in Hopevale. building, before a large audience. students and will have in addition Chamber clock is connected on a er Nugent cited true experiences of south of toe North Coventi^ chiurch. 10:45. Rev. K. E. Erickson, pastor, pipe. The broken hoe struck the Mrs. Charles W. Stewart of Tyler- The auxiliary of Alden Skinner to student rooms several beautiful circuit to the Naval Observatory In veterans after the so-called Econo A list of toe Items to be offered wiQ will address the veterans. In the father, who fell backward. He then ville and her daughter, Mrs. Edith Camp, Sons of Veterans, will meet rooms for community life In the Wsishlngton Emd the time is checked my bill forced them off toe govern be foimd cm toe classified pags^ afternoon the committee will . hold got up and recovered the pipe. Strickland of Westchester, were dormitory, including a spacious liv for accuracy every hour. It is sur ment compensation rolls Eind also page ten, of Thursday’s Hendd. services In Quarryvllle amd Bolton The son told how he asked neigh this evening in the O. A. R. rooms visitors at the home of the former’s ing room, dining room, reception prising the large number of persons denied them admittEince to hospi Center cemeteries and a service will bors to call the police. He showed to prepare wreaths for the decora daughter, Mrs. N. C. Johnson Wed hall, library and small parlor. who avail themselves of this ser tals. Relics at a "cc^per-stone age’* be conducted by Ward Cheney wounds from the blows received. tion of the veterans' graves to be nesday. placed In the outlying cemeteries R«eidy in September Fitch N. Jones held an auction of vice 'daily. Following the talk by toe guest which existed In toe near east be Camp, Spanish-American War Vet Steve Gerich took the witness fore 3,000 B. C., have been unearth Sunday. . The dormitory is beliig con 25 accredited milch cows and Tuesday afternoon, Mr. McCabe speaker, questions concerning toe erans, honoring comrades who lost stand in his own defense and stated attended the public hearing of the new scale benefits were answered. ed by archaeologists. their lives In naval engagements in that his son refused to give him the Mr. and Mrs. Harry Charter have structed by A. F. Peaslee, Inc., of springers, also four horses and 10 returned to their home in New Hartford. The architects are head of young stock at his place 1898. saw. He claimed that he was de fending himself from the blows of Haven after attending the funert^l Shreve, Lamb emd Harmon of New Friday. his son and showed the wounds and of the former’s father, Leyerett N. York. It is expected that the Eleven members of the Hebron lacerations from the fight, saying Charter, which was held In Rock dormitory will be ready for oc Congregational Ladies Aid Society CAUGirr IN PULLEY, that the cut In the head reqiilred ville Thursday. cupancy in September. went to Gilead Wednesday to unite eight stitches. Arthur F. Bush, who imderwent Two Manchester students who with the Gilead Society for the af ' LOCAL MAN INJURED Captain Richard E. Shea, .who a serious operation at the Rockville will live in Mary Harkness house ternoon meeting, at the home of made the arrests, testified to seeing City hospital Wednesday, Is show are Miss Rebecca P. Harris, daugh Mrs. Lovina Hutchinson. They were Edward Gerich in a dazed condition ing considerable Improvement and ter of Mr. and Mrs. George Harris very pleasantly entertained and a is expected to recover. He suffer of Henry street and Miss Merlon M. special spread w m served. Henry Starkweather of Oak- and told how Steve Gerich was cut and scratched. ed from aicu^ appendicitis and the Ferris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Iwd Street Is Hurt at Oase Captain Shea also ' testified that operation was performed by Dr. B. Knight H. Ferris of Oak street. Bo^ are members of the incoming WANTED Mill in Andover. Mrs. Gerich told him Steve Gerich H. Metcalf. had threatened to send several of Senior class. Their class recently AMUSJMENTS Caught between a drive belt and a th-; family to the cemetery during won permanent possession of the pulley while at work In the plant of the past few days. Marshall Cup in competitive sing the Case Fibre company in Andover A recess of 45 minutes was taken ing. This is the third consecutive yesterday afternoon, Henry Stark until 10:45 o'clock to Inquire Into year that the present Junior class HLM PLAY REVEALS weather, of 821 1-2 Oakland street, the “ sanity” of the father and son. has proven itself superior in group received Internal injuries and was Dr. Roy C. Ferguson, who attended ST. BBIDOBT’S B. C. singing, and it is acquiring the repu tation of being the “ Singing Class ROMANCE OF RADIO taken to Manchester Memorial Steve Gerich, testified after cour Rev. F. Kenney, Acting Pastor of Connecticut College.” 100 USED CARS hospital for treatment and observa reconvened that Steve Gerich was tlon. badly lacerated and bruised. He Masses In St. Bridget’s church Sunday will be at 7:00, 8:00, 9:30 “ 20 Million Sweethearts” Fea Starkweather was at first remov stated that the lacerations came turing Ginger Rogers and ed to his home, but after diagnosing from a heavy blow with a blunt In and 10:30. TO BE TAKEN IN TRADE ON his Injuries Dr. Edwin C. Higgins strument. He described a swelling At the 8:00 o’clock mass, which Dick Powell at State. will be a children’s mass the junior HEBRON considered It advisable to have him on the left side of Steve's neck, choir will sing: transferred to the hospital. His con about the size of an egg, which was 1. Holy God. First National, In another timely dition is not critical. ver„ sore and possibly caused by Mrs. Gertrude Simmons, who has 2. On This Day O Beautiful Emd revealing production, “Twenty NEW DODGE and PLYMOUTH fingers clutching at the throat. acted ELS companion for Mrs. Rosella Mother. Million Sweethearts,” which Is Judge Fisk stated after complet Waldo during the greater part of scheduled els the feature attrEmtlon ing hearing the testimony, “Steve, 8. O Lord I am Not Worthy. the past year, bEis gone to WiUl- NEW SCHEDEE OF HOURS 4. pome Holy Ghost. at the State theater for three days I think I send you to jail,” to mantic for a week’s vacation, after At the 10:30 mass which will be beginning tomorrow, pictures the which Steve replied, "it's up to you, which she will take the position of CARS OF COBBLERS ANNOUNCED a high mass, the following are the companion to Mrs. Lucy ClEU*ke of joys and tribulations, the glamor judge.” soloists: Emd the ronumce. In the lives of ra A penalty of 10 days In jail with Columbia. “Kyrle Blelson,” Eva M. Puller, dio entertainers &8 gathered from costs of $9.43 was imposed upon Memorial Day plans this year arc The Shoe RebuUders of Manches Stella Krleske. peeping behind the scenes. Our Used Car Stock Is Exhausted. We Will Give Big Allow Edward Gerich and 30 days in jail in charge of Winthrop Porter of ter at their meeting last night de "Gloria,”. Adele Karpuska, Stella liie story, by Paul Finder Moss with cos^ of $9.43 was meted out Gilead, leader of the local Ameri cided upon a change of boxirs which Krleske, John Hughes, Ben Raddlng. can Legion. The line of march will and Jerry Wald, presents the Inti ances for the First ^5 Cars Turned In. Hurry and Take Advan will become effective on Monday. to Steve Gerich. "Creda," Eva M. Fuller. mate side of the singers and an After court took an adjournment form at the seboolhouse at the On Mondays, Tuesdays and Fri Offertory solo, Irene Jacobs. Green, at 10 a. m., the locEil Hebron nouncers whom everyone has beard at 12:15 o'clock, both the father days, the shops will open at 8 o'clock Benediction, Mrs. Ernest Roy, cemeteries to be decorated first, over the Eilr, but whom few have tage of This Offer and Be One of the First 25. and son appealed their cases to the in the morning and close at 7 o'clock Stella Orlofskl. after which members of the Legion seen or know. While there Is a June term of the Tolland County in the evening. On Wednesdays the Emd others interested will be token well knit plot with comedy and drEir Superior Court which convenes to Gilead by automobile, end will ma and ronumce intermingled, the shops will be open from 8 o'clock In June 5 with Judge Allen L. Brown ST. JAMES’S B. O. Bev. W. P. Beldy, Pastor form In line at GileEul hall, msfch- picture is enlivened by many musi the morning until 1 o'clock In the of Norwich on the bench. Rev. Patrick Killeen ing to the Gilead cemetery Emd cal nxunbers, both vocal and instru afternoon and on Thursdays the Case Oontinued hours will be from 8 In the morning Bov. Thomas Stack decorating soldiers’ graves. As most mental. Joseph Demars, a truck driver for There are four catchy airs writ $200 DOW N $287 DOWN of the Columbia L ^on men have until 8 In the evening. Saturday the the Hartford Dispatch and Ware Masses will be at 7, 8:30 and Joined the WilUmantic Legion, the ten by the ace song writers, Harry hours will be from 8 in the morning bouse company, was befote the until 9 o'clock at night. 10:30. 8:30 children’s mass In base Hebron men will not visit Colum Warren and Al Dubln. One, "I’ll court yesterday morning charged bia this year, as they have done for String Along With Yoii,” sung first with driving a truck while under ment chapel. And $29 Per Month And $40 Per Month Music by the junior choir. some time past. It is expected that by Dick Powell and then by Powell the Influence of liquor. He was ar Hymns— the Hebron drum corps will furnish and Ginger Rogers, Is said to be one HOSPITAL NOTES rested by State Policeman Donald As the Gentle Spring Uncloses. music, imd there will also be players of the biggest bits of the year. A. CroBsman Thursday on the state from Colchester. Pat O’Brien furnishes much of Buys A Standard Buys A Big Dodge Henry Starkweather of 32^ Oak highway leading from Hartford, Oh Mother I Could Weep for Mirth. Carlman Frankel, who Is engEiged the comedy as the well meaning but land street and Mlsa Maude Sullivan Prosecuting Attorney John B. in the poultry business on the Marl bimgUng talent scout vriio boasts of 879 Bldwell street we^ admitted Thomas happened to be passing at Mary How Sweetly Falls That Word. borough roEul, is recovering from In many an unknown to f&me only to Plymouth Coach yesterday, and Mrs. Otto Custer, of the time and State Policeman juries received recently, when his get Into dlkgrac* himself through 2 Door Sedan ttoekvnie, with Infant son, and Mrs. Crossman was close behind. The Mary, Dearest Mother. Offertory: Organ and Violin— horses ran sway and threw him, his wildly enthusifstic but unethi Thomas McCoun, of 342 Center case was continued until May 81 dragging him some distance. He cal promotion schemes. sbreet, and son, were discharged. under $250 bond. Bercboie^Bragla. Miss Esther Anderson, of 169 School Exhibits R ece^onal: March Ganhs. Main street, was admitted this The second day of school exhibits Music by choir at 10:30 high mssB. morning. of handiwork which was conducted Vidl Plenty Of Cars On Hand For Starkweather received internal In in the different schools yesterday, Aquam. juries while at woric at the Case attracted many people regardlers Kyrie raelaon—Roaewlg in O. By Popular Request Fibre company in Andover yester of the downpour of rain. Both yes Gloria in Bxcelsls Deo—Rosewig. ^1 day. His condition was described terday afternoon and last evening Credo in Unum Deum—Roeewig. ^Delivery today as being "uncomfortable.” scores of people visited the East Banctus—Rosewig. school and the Maple street school Agnus Dei—Roeewig. TONIGHT to see this Interesting work. Mrs. Oflertoi^ Duet, Mlse Catherine Annie B. Andrews as principal of Costello, James Breen—O Balutarls —WlegMd. the East school took pride in show Moonlight Serenaders A Thought ing the work of the different grades Soloists: Mrs. Claire Brennan, Mrs. Gladys Law, Miss Mae Wer and the exhibits prepared by the Formerly Kn o w aa "The HE4>py-Qo-La<*y Boys” , broadcasting ner, Arthur Keating. And If thy brother be waxen poor, classes under the direction of ^e over Station WTIC. Receaslonal Hymn: Holy God We art fallen In decay with thee; then teachers. The' Maple s t^ t school Como In and Just listen . . . or have a dance Bfhlle enjoying thou Shalt relieve him; yea, though also had an unusual se o o ^ day and Praise Thy Name. a good glaao of SOHLITZ, NABBAOAN8BTT or HAMFDBN Ale. Vespers at 8:80 in afternoon. he be a stranger, or a sojonmer; hundreds of people were on band to Tasty Saadvj:lelies of All Kinds—Served As Ton Like niena. that he may live with thee.— Leviti view the work. At this school each PLYMOUTH AND E DEAlgBf.. cus, 25:S5. class bad a distinct exhibit which It would take the labor of 11,* attracted much attention. 000,000,000 ipen, or more than five 634 Center Street T eL 6282 .... Did universal charity prevail, Dance Recital times the population of the world, TINKER INC. earth would be heaven and hell a A goodly number were on hand to furnish the energy required oy Oor.'MSIn and Birch Sts. Jacob Greenberg, BIgr. fthlt .miltou last eveal^ at the George Sykss the ««vld IB ana year. i m -
p A C tt m o m y fiANgragfPBR ^ ocnb^^ j 'rHJ ' r^f}. GRADUATION FROCKS TURN COLORFUL H oIlywoGd Ck)es G a-G a D yer G i^ •cTilie ____ Yellow, Pink, Green And Blue Vie WiOi Traditional White Bx&'ksfi For Commencement Service By DR. MORRIS FI8HBEIN Beulah PoY]f^IkR/ Editor, ionmal of the By Oliw Reb<«> 9I9H MtA SSetKS.0K. Bledioal AseodatloB, and of HygeU, tile Health Magaatoe ■■ MJiSillli BEOm HERE TODAY Recent disclosures concerning Thornton Wilder ones nssd an sac* d o n n a * QABRi Kihf cifciu p©r- various cases of “test tube babies" presslon'that I thom^t suifiaed itis ^ fitnner, falls from tbe trapeze and have aroused considerable popular all toe phllosopbies of life. please her partner, interesl in the processes of artificial Two words — “Merciful triviali MADELINE SIDDAL, Donna goes insemination, but few people seem ties," that was alL to Madeline’s home to recuperate, to realize that the idea of “test tube pretendlnsr to be the other girl. We have a habit of thinirfar babies’’ is at least 150 years old, and that such things as a spot on the «ht is ashamed of this deception was considered by physlclaiu even but keeps It up, even when RIt.t. new dress, toe lamb arrivlBg too before then. The practice has been late to stew for dinner, or a ^ SIDDAL, Madeline’s cousin, common for many years in breeding her to marry him. AMOS 8ID- ajilmala by toe great Madam Jonec, make D IL , Madeline’s grandmather who life just too awful to bear. jwna the farm, is blind. SIRS. As far back as 1780, artificial in Twenty times a day we declare PLANTER, housekeeper discharged semination was practiced on dogs that it’s just one thing after an by Donna, is her enemy. end in 1799, John Hunter, an emi other and we are sure we are Donna and Bill are married. nent scientist, performed a partially picked by toe jinx for a regular Meanwhile Madeline ha* married tjuccessful experiment with human picnic groxmd. OON DAVID, circus animal train* beings. What actually happens is tM* ar, and takes part in the wnim«i Objections to such blrfcs on Whether toe "trlvlaUtles:’ are set. moral, social, and even legal grounds pleasant or unpleasant they are Amos Slddal has a stroke. prevented further experiments for brain savers and life savers, be In New Orleans Madeline goes some time. Nevertheless, in recent cause they keep us from brooding Into the cage alone with the Ben- years, instances have occurred in over toe bigger problems of life. gnl tiger. The tiger springs and which physical conditions eTinting in The spot on toe new dress that she is killed. the mother or in the father have busies us with soap and water or made artificial insemination desir cleaning fluid for an hour may put ItiOW GO ON WITH THE STORY able. that persistent cough of Jean’s in toe back of our minds. Tbe delin CHAPTER XXVn Ordinarily, married persona who quent meat that keeps our eyes on At daybreak Con stumbled into discover they can not become nat toe clock from two to three and ural parents adopt children from the gives us a goou chance to blow up the little office of the hotel. The numerous institutions which have toe butcher, as often as not sho\ild stark tragedy written in his hag- them available. have a rose on its wrapper be fard face and simken eyes robbed Lack of ability to give birth to cause if it had been on time we his appearance—In circus costume a child may be due to the fact that might have walked toe floor for —of its bizarre effect. the tube through which the egg cell reason. The clerk was asleep under a of toe mother should pass to toe Would Charley be making that green-shaded hanging lamp, his organ where toe child is held pre sale his boss said his job depended feet resting on the desk, his chair vious to birth may be obstructed; or on? Madam Jones’ snub has set tilted against the wall. He start it may be that a similar obstruction our blood to boiling but how ed up sleepily when Con asked for prevents toe product of toe father 'merciful.” or one day at least his key. “Oh, say — you’re Mr. we have dropped toe veil over the from entering this orgtm to fertilize mortgage interest. . David, ain’t you? There’s been a toe-mother’s egg cell; or that the '' receiver, in the dairy. Bill was looking over this academic uniform for com are puffed and ruffled. Waistlines Lunch: One kind of acid fruit mencement is coming into use. such, however, that there are nu “ uch as desired: Gl^ss of milk. of a ver:’ few days. You should ble occasionally and could tftke But later, in a quieter frame of the silos, and Miss Perkins was are defined by belts or ribbon merous records of failure as against have your blood count taken, then some of these "trivialities’’ in fun. mind. Con decided against sending reading aloud to Grandfather Sld Thousands of schools, however. sashes. veal or rabbit those of success. ^olewheat dressing; Asparagus stop all food for five days, except Madeline's body back to her home. dal. fruit jjlce and water and then And so little Madeline Slddal, To Donna's credit be it said that Stuffed beet salad; Raspberry ice thing familiar abo t toe gaunt back cream. have another blood count made. whose greatest sin bad been her her first Impulse was to go to the You will find that toe blood esUs great love for him, was lowered old man and tell him that the child and square shoulders of toe woman Monday— have been reduced to normal or into a grave in an old cemetery in hs had played with so often, the in front of her. When she sudden Breakfast; Dish of wholewheat GLORIFYIN6 ly heard her name spoken as she ve:-y closely there. If It Is not quite New Orleans while members of the little red-haired girl who had run mush with butter or cream; Stew normal after toe five-day fast, con circus (though few had really away from him, was dead. It was entered the post office, Donna could e< raisins. only stare for several seconds. tinue toe fast for a few days more. Y o u r s ELJ: cared for her) wept aloud and then only because she knew that the Lunch: Combination salad of to A correct diet afterwards will help went back to the grounds to thrill shock of such a revelation might "So you £hn’t goln’ to speak to matoes, celery md cucumbers me!’/ Mrs. Planter said. to prevent any return of toe tox- the spectators with their daring have serious consequences for him Glass of sweet milk. em:a which is apparently responsi stunts. that she remained silent. Not for "Of course I am. I—how are Dinner: Salisbury steak; Green ble in causing toe disorder. an Instant did she think of Made you 7 Have you another position 7*’ peas; (looked celery; Artichoke sal Morbid curiosity to see the cage line’s inheritance. Mrs. Planter nodded. "Yes, and ad; Baked pear. where a woman had met her a better one, if you want to know Tneeday— (Baw Spinach) After the first storm of emotion, it. One where I ain’t beholden to Teeth reaUy are more *haa m ^ death drew huge crowds, but Con which left her weak and shaken, Breakfast: Poached eggs on Question: Mrs. E. L. writes: "We iature grinders with which to diew was not to be seen. His beasts no one. How’s your bo^Miid?" toasted cereal biscuit; Applesauce enjoy eating raw spinach and mix Donna re-read the newspaper clip Mrs. Planter stressed toe last word food. They are, speaking from a were put in their winter quarters ping, Then she destroyed it and Lunch: Baked potato; Spixiach- it in a salad with lettuce. However, and, taking Renfroe at his word. with an insolent inflection. Celery. someone has told us that it is beauty standpoint, the backgroutad decided to postpone telling Grand "He’s well, thank you." Con quit the show. It was almost father of Madeline’s death until he Dinner: Roast mutton; Carrots harmful to eat It raw without first of a perfect smile. They should bo a week later before he sent word "An Amos?" roasted with meat; Salad of lettuce cooking it." siiiooto and white — never mind if was stronger and better able to ‘As well as can be expected.” to the farm that Madeline was withstand the shock. And of course, and tomatoes; Jello or Jell-Well, Answer: As spinach is richest in they are a trifle crooked — so that dead. Then he addressed the en Donna pushed toe revolving doors whipped cream If desired. iron of all of toe leafy vegetables, you’re proud to show them when with the postponement, she further and hastened to toe mall chute, velope to "Mrs.' William Slddal" undermined the shaky foundations Wednesday— and those who have a deficiency of ycu laugh. Constant care is the and enclosed a clipping from one where she dropped toe letter, hemoglobin or red corpuscles in toe one thing that wUl keep them thyt of her castle. Mrs. Planter looked after her, Breakfast: Cottage cheese; Sliced of the newspapers describing the Fortunately, the only publica pineapple (fresh or canned). blood should use a plentiful supply way. tragedy in graphic fashion. There shrugged her shoulders, and mut' in toe raw form. Oohtlhue to take Remember that every person tions that found their way to the tered, "Up to something—that sly Lunch: Dish of cooked string was not even a line to inform Siddal farmhouse were agrlcui beans; Turnip salad. it as you have been doing with toe shoiUd visit toe dentist every six Donna of Con’s whereabouts dor one. Yes, she's up to something!" lettuce and I am sure that you will months. Let him fill the cavities, tural Joumalsr the Lebanon Week (To Be Centlnaed) Dinner: Broiled steak; Spinach; a word about his frame of mind_ ly Courier, and a Sunday newspa Celery and ripe olives; Cup cus beaeflt from It. extract old roots that he feels whether it mattered to him that per from a nearby city. Neither tard. be treated in no other way, and the girl bad died or not. the farm Journals nor the Courier Thmedajv- (EUeepbies#) finally, have him clean and polish It was a raw, cold day, a fore would carry the news of Madeline’s DID YOU KNOW T H A T - Breakfast: French omelst; Toast Question: Mrs. I. M. L. writes: the teeth. The last step is aU Im- taste of winter in October, when death, Donna was stu*e, but there ed cerei.’ biscuit; Stewed prunes. 'Will you please tell me what makes ponant. No matter bow often tht) postman on his rural round was a possibility that the Sunday Lunch: *Orange souffle; Glass of me so sleepy all toe tone?" ncr how thoroui^ily you brush brought the letter to Donna. Think newspaper might print an account. It is possible, by repeated process milk. Answer: The reason that you are them yourself, you cannot prevent ing it some kind of circular, since For three Sunda3rs Donna con of starvation, to make a worm live Dinner: Roast pork; Baked so sleepy la probably auto-lntoxl(»- tartar from forming and no
APARTMENTS—FLATS— HOUSES FOR RENT FOR SALE—VEGETABLE plaats, TENEMENTS 6; ro RBINT— SEVERAL Deslrabls Victim o f Militia Gas Attack tomatoes, pepper, cabbage, egg Manchester I FOR RENT— 6 ROOM tenement, flve, six and seven room houses, plants etc. Annual bedding plants, modem Improvements with garage. single and double; xisn YOUTH’S AnAOE asters, zinnias, salvia, snapdragons, heated Date Book Adults preferred. Inquire 33 Lewis apartment Apply Eldward J. Hoil. marigold, geraniums, Martha street. Phone 4642 and 8025. Washington geraniums, petunias, Tonight ON GIRL BRINGS colens etc., also pansies, perennials, I FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM flat, one SIX ROOM BUNGALOW on North Saturday — Anniversary celebra and rock garden plants. Krauss extra room, good condition, nice Main street, with Are plaoe, and tion of Scandla Lodge at Orange FOR SALE—TRAILER. Inquire at Greenhouse, 621 Hartford Road location. 44 Csjnbrldge street. Tele sun parlor, 2 oar garage. Available halt 127 Spruce street, or telephone Phone 8962. CHESHIRE T E I i phone Rosedale 37-14. June 1st Apply W. G. Glenney Co. Next Week 5313. May 28 — Annual Mother and ANNXJa L f l o w e r i n g planU, 3 I FOR RENT—6 ROOM FLAT, newly FOR RENT— DELMONT street Daughter banquet at St Mary’s (Contlnaed from Page One) FOR SALE—1926 i Door Nash doz for 25c, vegetable plants, such done over, steam heat, garage, ail near Main, 6 room duplex, all Im church. sedan. Call at 36 Village street, as tomatoes, peppers, and cabbage, Improvements. Inquire 130 Summer provements. Dial 4618 or 8453. Next Month times after which Tedford took ^ after 6 p. m. 8 doz. for 25c. Hardy perennials street. Jilhe 9, 3 to 6 p. m.— Oriental girl into the Princess theater Ueck and rock garden plants 50c per Garden Party at home of F. E. on Birch street. Tedford told doz., potted plants 10c each. Gera I FOR RENT— FOUR ROOM tene BUSINESS PROPERTY Watkins, 202 South Main street. to come back later, which he admit FLORISTS—NURSERIES 15 niums 10c each. Baskets for ceme ment, second floor, with improve FOR SALE 70 Center Church Women. ted doing after about a half-hour. ments, rent $16 month. Apply 72 Returning Jodoln went into the STURDY TRANSPLANTED plants. teries for Memorial Day at reason June 14 — Strawberry festival. School street. FOR SALE!—LARGE SDIGLE ga- building and talked with Tedford Tomato, pepper, cauliflower, 15c. able prices. 12 large flowering South Methodist church. shrubs for $1.00. McConvllle's rage, like new, 4 windows, work ahd was told to go. Jodoin left town doz. Cabbage 10c. Special price for SIX ROOM TENEMENT. All mod June 19, 20 and 21— Lawn festi Greenhouse and Nursery, 21 Wlnde* I bench with vise, $60 cash. E. H. and was gone flve days and on hla larger quantities. 504 Parker St. em conveniences. 6 Hudson street val of St Bridget's church. mere street, Manchester. Telephone Mosley, 169 Cooper Hill street Tel. June 21—Memorial Hospital lawn return to town was picked up by the Phone 5573. 6864 after 5. 6947. fete, Mrs. C. R. Burr's garden. police and charged as an accessory I FOR RENT—FO'UR room tenement June 22—High school graduation to the assault. TOMATO PLANTS, strong, hardy all modem improvements. Inquire exercises at State Theater in morn Choked Qirl transplanted, 18 plants in a box for HOUSES FOR SALE 72 Manchester Sam Yulyes, Shoe Repair Shop, ing. It was stated by Prosecuting At 25c. Stone, Earllana, Bonny Best, 701 Main street FOR SALE— SINGLE FAMILY torney W. J. Shea that Tedford tried Evening Herald ; Champion, Ozhoart. Also sweet dwelling house with garage, Holly to force his attentions upon the girl pepper, cabbage and asters plants. P'OR RE3NT—4 ROOM tenement, wood section. For further informa GIVE BACHELOR PAR TY while in the Birch street building CLASSIFIED Anderson’s Greenhouse, 153 El- with garage, ail modem in;iprove- tion write C. H. K., R. F. D, No. 2, and falling to get the response ex ADVERTISEMENTS dridge street Phone £ 686. ments. 8 Ridgewood street Tele Rockville, Conn. pected, he threw the girl to the floor phone 5623. FOR HUGO PEARSON ai'id started to choke her. After some Ooant six words M e UaSb VEGETABLE PLANTS—Tomatoes, time Tedford relented in his attack laitials, Bombers and abbreriatleBS lettuce, cabbage etc. Annua) bed FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM flat, also each count as a ^7ord and eompeand A surprise bachelor party in and took the girl to her home, witti words as two worda HlBlmom cost is ding plants. Marigold, zinnias, as six room tenement, with all im ters, salvia, snapdragons etc. Gera AMERICAN GOLFER honor of Hugo Pearson of 1009 Main the understanding, the prosecutor price of three llnea provements. Inquire at 147 East said, that she was to meet Tedford Line rates per day tor tranaleat niums, fuchsia, lantana, also other Center street street was held last night at Urbano ada Osano’s cotage on Bolton Lake, the next night. The assault was re BlIeetlTe March IT, ISOT flowering plants. ^ BEAUTIFUL 4 ROOM rents, mod WINS CHAMPIONSHIP with close to fifty of his friends in ported to the police and Tedford and Evergreens from 10c to $10, over Jodoin were arrested. • ConsecutlTe Days 1 ots • ets 90 varieties, and all sizes. em, 2nd and 3rd floor, 3 Walnut attendance. A Swedish “Smorgas I CoBssontlTs Days ..I t eU U e u street, near Cheney mills, $12-$18. (Oonttnned from Page One) bord” comprised the refreshments Tedford has been before the town i Day ...... I u ets) It ets Perennials, 2 year fleld groWn clumps, 10c, S for 25c. Also a l ^ e Inquire on premises. Tailor Shop. and an enjoyable social hour was court on two previous occasiona, AU orders tor Irrerolar laserUoBS held. once for an escapade involving a trip iwlll be charred at the one time rate. selection of vines, trees, flowering concluding flve holes, Wallace him Mr. Pearson, a brother of Helge to Boston with a stolen car. He was Special ratee tor long tens eTery shrubs and plant novelties. C. E. FOR RENT—FURNISHED apart- self was one under par. day advertising given npon reqnest. and Albert Pearson, widely known One side of his face almost tom away when he was amiareiv Wilson & Co., Manchester Conn. ment, 2 rooms and private bath, Wonderful Driving committed to the State Hospital, ▲ds ordered tor three or sis days gas range, garage if desired. 109 for their activities in the fleld of on tho head by a gaa ehell, OrvUle K aL i S l w l y T r e S „ ’ S Norwich upon the recommendation and stopped before the third or dfUi Entrance through Allen Place, off One of the factors that worlted here ^ he was led from the scene of the savage riot at the Electnc day will be charged only tor the ae> Foster street Grube. music, and Miss Florence McCollum of his family physician, later being 282 North Main street. Open eve heavily in Little's favor was his of 113 Pearl street will be married Auto-Lite ^ant in Toledo, O. Doctors doubted that Kane’s sight could released. tnal number of times the ud appear* nings Including Sxmdays. long-ranged driving. Like in his ed, charging at the rate) earned, b«t FOR RENT—TWO, THREE and on Wednesday, Jime 27, at the streeL^^ ^ bystander, watching troops and strikers battle in ths In his summary of the case, At BO allowance or refunds ean be made four room fumlsned or unfumlsheo semi-final match yesterday against Emanuel Lutheran church. on six time ads stopped after the torney Lessner stated that it waa his apartments. Manchester Construc Leslie Garnett, Little consistently fifth day. belted the ball off the tees well over opinion that the coilrt should place No “till forbids’’ ) display Unas sat MOVING—TRUCKING- tion Co. Tel. 4181 or 4359. 240 yards. He drove to the edge of Tedford in some institution imtil sold. STORAGE 20 coal land applicants, declined to such time as he is able to conduct The Herald will not be responalbls iXlR RENT—7 ROOM tenement, at the green on the 288-yard 16th bole. BAY STATE ORDERS EXPECT EQHAUZATION act, Glavis carried the case as far himself properly. Accordingly the for more than one Inoorreet Ineertlofi FOR THAT BETTER moving and A tremendous, cheering crowd of any advertisement ordered tor' 4 Cook street Manchescer Green, as President Taft. The President reformatory sentence was imposed. trucking. Dial 6260. Austin Cham with improvements. Tel. 8390. waited outside the club house while more than one tlma STIR ERA WORKERS d e c™ M ONDAY directed that Glavis be dismissed for Intoxlcatioa Caae The Inadvertent omission or laeor* bers. Little changed his clothes for the insubordination. Later Glavis was root pnbllcatlon of advertising will be I FOR RENT—FOSTER STREET, presentation of the trophy, which James Grimason, 38, of 195 rsotlflel .only by eanoellstlon of tbs sustained- but not until he had lost street. East Hartford, was found PERRBTT A GLBNNEY INC. local near East Center street south tene he will keep for one year. (Oontimied from Page One) Board to Meet to Discuas his Job. charge made tor the eerviee rendered. guilty of Intoxication and fined $15 All adveftlsements mast eonform and long distance moving. Dally ment newly renovated, all . Im “The way I was playing I didn't Question Raised by Ninth In style, copy and typography with express to Hartford. Overnight provements. Dial 8582. want tc quit," Little said in the prompt protests from veterans, and costs. He was arrested yester District Over West Side day on Victoria Road by Officer regulations enforced by the pubUsh- fierce to and from New York. Tel. locker room. "I never enjoyed a thousands of whom are employed on ars and they reserve the right to I B'OR RE3NT—SIX ROOM tenement, Building. PUBUC RECORDS Rudolph Wirtalla. edit, reviee or rejeot any eopy eoa« 8068, 8860 or 8864. round so much in my life. I am the ERA projects. Walter G. Howard of all Improvements, and garage, in Lynn, state commander of the Vet aidered objectlonabla first player to come over here and A meeting of the equalization CLOSINQ HOURS—dassiffled ado la quire 691 Center street Phone 6861. erans of Foreign Wars, declared the Marriage Intention. wm a major British title on the board and the Ninth Dlst.lct com NOTICE. be published same day must ha ra- PUBLIC PASSENGER first trip.” latest decision an “outrage.” Daniel Francis Joseph Toumaud and eelved by 12 o'clock noon; Saturdays mittee will be held in the Municipal FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tene- J. Doherty of Woburn, state com Lavina Elizabeth Webb of this MrM a. m. SERVICE. 20A The Marquis of Ailsa, acting In building, Tuesday afternoon at 5 On and after this date I will not ment, newly redecorated at 230 town and Thomas Scott and Ethel behalf of the Prince of Wales, made mander of the American Legion, said o’clock. It is expected that the be responsible for any bills con TELEPHONE YOUR Oak street Phone 3567. Carlson, also of Manchester, applied IN ADDITION TO SUver Lane Bus the formal presentation of the “The ruling violates every principle committee on the equalization cl tracted by my wife, EUla Neron. WANT ADS. tine, De Luxe Bus for lodge, party FOR RENT—FOUR ROOM tene trophy, which Little is taking back of the day when we honor our for marriage licenses in the town Signed, the school consolidation tax will clerk’s office today. Ads ars aoceptsd ovsr ths tolophons or team trips, we also offer 7 pas ment, all improvements, garage it to America personally, following the heroic dead.” present Its decision to the Ninth LOUIS A. NERON. ad the CHAROB RATE given above senger sedan livery. Phone 3063. desired. Telephone 5230 or 4545, precedent established by Bobby The ruling brought “kicks” from District at that time. as a convenien e to advsrtissra, but Jones in 1930. .. ths CASH RATES will be aoesptsd as 8860, 8864. ERA workers not veterans too— At a former .meeting of all district TULL PAYMENT If paid at tbs bust* The crowd coiitlnually interrfipt- 'they wish the ERA officials would committees, plans- for laying tne ness offics on or bsfors ths ssvonth BUSINESS LOCATIONS ed Little with cheers as the new make up their minds about this holi equalization tax were deadlocked I H E e day following ths first Insortlon of HELP WANTED— champion made a fine speech. Little day business. each ad otherwise the CHAROB ______FOR RENT 64 when the question of Including the RATE will be collected. No responel* FEMALE 35 wore a double-breasted blue coat West Side Recreation building in tns billty for errors In ^ telephoned ads FOR RENT—STORE —OFFICE__ with a red rose in the lapel. 'The rose These rulings do not apply here assets of the Ninth District was will be assumed and their aoonraey EARN GOOD MONEY copying one, two and three room apart was given to him by an admirer. Certifying Officer G. H. Waddell eannot be guaranteed. brought up by Howell Cheney, dis names, addresses for mail order ments. See Jensen, Johnson Block. William Kennedy, chairman of said today. Local ERA worker^ have trict chairman. INDEX OF Arms. No canvassing. Stamped en Phone 6070 or 4040. the Prestwick Qub, in presenting •ontil Friday to make up time lost Little, said: Under the act consolidating the velope brings details. Circle Adver during the week. Local ERA work town schools the final decision in tne CLASSIFICATIONS TO RENT—OFFICES at 866 Main tising, 401 Broadway, New York. "His play today probably will go ers will not be employed Wednes matter of Including or excluding Births ...... ••.•••••LASssgg tMM A street (Orford Bldg.) Apply Ed dovm as an all time record. It was Bngagements day, Memorial Day, but the lost time assets of the several districts, rests • •••••• fie* •'JU • • • B ward J. Holl. Tel. 4642 and 8025, the most extraordinary display ever Marriages C MALE OR FEMALE 37 will be made up on Thursday, Mr. with the equalization board. Dsaths ...... D seen in Scotland. He’s a magnificent Card of Thanks Waddell said. • • 4 •DCB»C4I • •.•••• B ^^DIO, TELEVISION, talking pic golfer with no nerves. Wallace met In Memoriam • SACS • r* • c« T a giant and fell nobly.” Lost and Found 4 4BCA 4 4 4 • • • 1 tures. We will train few men, 18 to WHITLOCK FUNERAL ^nouncemenU I 45 for work in this fascinating, big- 50 ACRE FARM 1988 CHEVROLET COACH Fsrsonals ...••# «.«.• I pay fleld. Must be mechanically in- 7-room house, garage, mnif AatomobflM 1982 CHEVROLET COACH CEREMONY SIMPLE Automobliss for Sals ...... cHned and now employed. Write room, tool house, grain house, 1929 CHEVROLET COACH 4 bam for 8 tie-ups, 2 large poultry (Contlnned from Page One) Antomobllss for Exobangs a*«u I age and occupation. Address Box All Three Priced To SeU QuioK! Auto Acoessorles—Tires < X, Herald. houses for 2,000 layers, 2 brooder Auto Repairing—Painting 7 houses. Tools for every need. palms were everywhere. 'They had Auto Schools ...... T FOR SALE RILEY CHEVROLET CO. been sent by hundreds of friends in Antoi—Ship by Truck ...... I There are one horse, 400 laying 60 Wells Street TeL 6874 Autoi—For Hire ...... • POULTRY AND SUPPUE8 43 hens, 800 chicks six weeks old. TO SETTLE AN ESTATE cluding King Leopold of Belgium. Gxrxzes—Service—Storar* 1« Two wells at house, spring and The Belgium government Itself had Motorcyclee—Blcyclee ...... n ALLEN'S ROASTING ducks, also sent a cluster of orchids tied with Wanted Autoe—Motorcyclee . . . IS ducklings, and fresh eggs. Duck brook in pasture. Electricity anj telephone available. All build 12-ACRE FARM national colors. The flowers which Bnelneee u d ProfeeeloBal lerrieee Farm, Oakland. Phone 8879. Buelneee Servloee Offered ...... 1| ings are in the best of repair. 1930 STEWART V^-TON Mrs. Whitlock gave were white Houeehold Servlcee O ffered...... ll-A Fruit consists of apples, pears, Located in Vernon Center. Ideal roses, formed in a cross. The church Bulldlnx—ContraotlBf ...... m 14 for pcultry and market garden CANOPY TRUCK was filled with friends of all four Florlite—Nureerlee ...... l l HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 cherries, peaches, currants and Funeral Dlreotora ...... 14 grapes in abundance. This sure ing. Good farmhouae and barns, Good tires and motor. Low Price. nationalities. Beating—Plumbing—Rooflnf . « IT i^OR SALEl— CHAMBERS ^ is a real paying farm and Is being pastnre and brook. Here Is a After the church service, the cas Ineurance ...... ig range, excellent condition. Price RILEY CHEVROLET CO. ket was carried out into brllHant Millinery—Dreeimaklng ...... is low. Phone 4868. well located, productive little 60 Wells Street TeL 6874 sunshine and placed on the steps at Moving—Trucking—Siorage .... td $5,500 Public Paseenger Service .,..>:..tO-A Half Cash, the entrance. Mrs. Whitlock was Painting—Pa^r^g ...... r*.. II FOR SALEl— NEW GLENWOOD $3,300 seated in a chair beside it. Profeiilonal Services ...... It stove, equipped with oU burner, (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) Repairing ...... SI dining room tables, kitchen tables, FOB BENT—Excellent 6-Boom Farther Parttcnlars of 1988 CHEVR07JCT H/i-TON Tailoring—Dyeing—Cleaning 14 oli stove ovens, rugs, carpets, Single House, 2-car tS >1 i^ Cab and Chassis. IS?** Wheelbase. Toilet Goode and Service II garage. Bent ...... OIL BOOTLEGGERS Poor Humpty Dumpty was afraid. py. “ Come ahead! It’s safe and Wanted—Bnslneii Service...... tS couches, pictures, chain, dishes, Only 10,000 mllee. Any large He said, “I sadly fear you’ve made a sound.” ROBERT M, REID body will flt to salt Can register EdneatloBal parlor set, etc. Nothing reserved. UNDER U. S. PROBE big mistake. Why did you bring that ’Twas fun to watch the fat man SwHf.V* C lM M *...... IT Everything must be sold by Satur- for 8-ton. ladder to this wall ? Private Initructlon is 6-ROOM SHORE FRONT &SON climbing down. He had an awful dfiy, May 26th. Apply W. H, Burke, (Continued from Page One) “Or Mother Goose told me to stay Dancing • • • •...... SI-A COTTAGE 201 Main St., Manchester, Conn. RILEY CHEVROLET CO. time. Soon little Goldy shouted, 279 Spruce street 60 Wells Street TeL 6874 right on the wall, and not go 'way. “Well, at last srou’re on the ground.” Wanted—Inetmotlon M At Coventry Lake. Electricity, oil'' pourin'g from the huge East She knew tliat I’d get dizzy, after FOR SALE— DETROITER four Texaxs fleld. _ Ftnaselal well, garage; also dock and good while, and take a fail. 'Then Humpty Dumpty roared Bondi—Stocks—Mortgages m .. M burner gas stove. Left side oven 'The task was merely one in hun Busineis Opportunities || “Then I would smash to bits, you aloud and, when he could, be told Money to Loan ...... n with regulator. And a Majestic dreds for this mild mannered lawyer see, upon the ground. Oh, woe is me! $2,200 by profession, now chief of a band the crowd, "I’ve played a good joke Meetrio radio. 69 Oak street. Terms. I’d love to climb right down and „ , Sltnatlcns of 872 Investigators continuously on cn the or king’s horses and bis men. g*}P Wanted—Female || join you, but I do not dare.” Help WenUd—Male ...... || FULL SIZE BED $1.00; dresser $8 : the trail of any irregularities under "They have been told that I will Salesmen Wanted ...... M*A commode $2, 2 chain to match 6O0 5-ROOM HOUSE AUCTION! the Oil, Public Works and Interior "Oh, don’t be silly,” Scouty cried. flop and soon they’ll rush up here Help WMted—Male or Female.. IT each; Royal electric cleaner $10; Department administrations. “We’re trying to help you save your and stop, all thinking that ^ e y ’re Garage, electricity, and hide. Don’t worry, now, 'bout Mother lounge lamp $8.68; 10 pc. walnut acres of good land, on State high 18 DAIRY COWS YEARLING RULL It was through a determination to going to put me back in shape agata. Situations Wanted—Female || Goose. I’m sure she will not care. Sltuatlone Wanted—Male . . . . » M dining room (8 chain) $50. Wat- way close to Man- A O AT THE FRANK FOSTER FARM, FOSTER STREET, protect the public interest that “But, ru be gone. Ha, ha! Ho, ho! Brnployme^Agenelee ...... 4# Mns Fumltun Exchange, 986 Main Chester. Price . . ^ « 3 $ O U U Glavis was forced summarily from rem e on, you 'Tlnymltes, let’s go. IJve Iteel^ ^ eta —PeaMvvwiTgklelM street WAPPING, CONN. another job as investigator for the “ She knows all of us very well, But, first, I’U shake your hands and Pf**T.®*^l?*T^*^* ••...... «•«« 41 MONDAY, MAY 28, 1984, AT 1:30 P. M.,. D. S. T. Interior Department back in 1909. and she has treated us just swell. thank you aU for what yoq’ve dona.” (Rain or Shine) If she comes here and finds you ^ u ltry and Suppllee ..M a ...... 41 Can Any nipe! Clever Prober The shaking stunt was shortly Wanted - Pots —Penltsr—6 teek 44 WANTED—TO BUY 58 An all accredited herd, moatly Ouemseys and Jersayii, In varlona As chief of the field division bis d o ^ we’ll gladly take the blame.” o’er. 'Then down the road the wbo(a For *“*T IfleeellsaeeM stagea of milk, few New MUoh and Springers, a fine lot of heavy inquiries turned up evidence that Poor Humpty scratched his oval HIGHEST PRICEfl PAID for iimto bunch tore. 01’ Humpty made u e 41 producers. In good age and good flesh. certain large corporations were at head for just a moment. Then he lots move fast. My, how. the « Aoeeeeortee 44 and live poultry. Wm. Ostrineky, HASTINGS tempting to acquire valuable said, “AU. right. I’ll do just as you could run! Building M^eriaU ...... 4$ 91 Clinton itreet Tel. 5876. Diamonds—Watches—•JewsliT « 4i ROADSIDE OFFICE ROBERT M. REID & SON, Auctioneers Alaskan coal' lands through "Dum say, to prove that I am game. Eleotrleal Appliances—Radi? . 41 my" entrymen, in violation of law. “ But, say, before I start my trip, 881 Oafclaad Street SOI Main Street Manchester, Conn. Phone 8198 (The Tlnlee meet another Bfother — * *A* V * * • * *» ...ll* A BOOMS WITHOUT BOARD 59 When Secretary Ballinger, who please place the ladder so 'twon’t Oooee Land character In the next Prodficts M bad been atomey for some of the slip.” "W e’rs holding it,” said Cop- »tory.) Maohlnery and Tools ...... m . m-. w It FOR RENT—SINGLE ROOM fac l^sloal iBstmmcnts v.....«. m II ing Main street, Ught housekeeping Off lee and Btors Bqnlpmsat —. 14 ^solM s at the fitorss H conveniences, furnlghed or unfur Furs M.xa.« IT nished. Wm. Rublnow, 841 Mniw gt. W antsd-T o Bny II FOR RENT—FURNISHED rooms tor U ^ t houaekeeplng, gaa and Booms Without Board M maks in each room. 109 Foster Soardon _Want.d ...... X w ir .ll.A straat Grube. g»m»try N 11 W’lSitcSSSSESUa-’ .-r.-r: II TO RENT—FURNISHED looms la BMato FM Bwt Salwlti Bidf. Large front roonu •I tor light bousekaeping. Inquire at i s s s T i t a s a #4 flolwlti Shoe Shop. ei M Summor Homos for Real^—^ ST I Wanted to Boat . . . . ^ . . . T I . T Cl APABTMENTS—FLATS— iBaal Batata Fat f ala I ^aitmont Building for Sale TENEBffiNTS 63 Suslaeas ^ p o rty lor Fm b s and ^ d for Sato J ! FOR RENT—FIVE ROOM tene- meat, with garage, $20. Call Arthur =mPld -for — Sal#—.W ...... M•• .. A. Knofla, t^aphooe 5440 or 4869. FOR RENT—ELRO STREET, mod ,W^5ted-Beal em flra room flat, 2 oar garage, 1W4 jy r ^ oB, just off Mala street, sear 0«tsr. ^ B r o S t m w m
Tooncrville Folkg Bv Fmitainii Fo* OUB BOARDING HOUSE t, .1 f- SENSE NONSENSE PW A PWOJECT No. 7M T ON THB ToO|iWaVm.E B A A M 8AN» IMWll
It won’t be longf now until detours The average woman can throw a be open fbr aUlkuner drivltig;. hint nouoh stralgbter than a can throw a rock. • 1 V M ,B A X TE W -’^TH\S \S ^ UfrW Mother—What did. you learn in \ TYP1& dP 1 WAD tAY ft lundhv MhOol todty, deAT? Traveling Salesman— Zs BruSh<- OLD TOEND.Sl'R AMTHONY AttWLtY, ■ Little Dear—The Lord la my viUe pleased with its new dispens epULO M etfiC W H Chauffeur, I shall not walk— . ary? i'w i- ? ? 5 3 ^ AFRICA.-SBKTD y / r t v t o u r BriishviUe atisen—j«Jot very. If TO TWY
BrushvUle Justice— The cviatable DID VOO KNOW THAT-^ •ays you were speeding. Motorist— Listen, judge; I was on my Way to Psa Ridge to get my American battleships afe named mother-in-law, her cat, parrot, gold after states and navy tugs are i Bsh and— named after Indian tribes. Justice— Discharged. You wasn’t The dally attendance at movlat t ipeedlng. pictures in America has bean eitl* mated at 11,500,000. Its mighty hard to squeese out Temple university, Philadelphia, any tears of sympathy, says a local recently celebrated its fiftieth anni man, for people who think • they versary. have reached the depths of poverty Astronomers say a person of merely because they only can afford A T R A I D \t s JC average eyesight can see about ?,* %wO l to have one car in the garage. OOO stars. I
Applicant— If I take the Job 1 a t Suppose I shall get a raise every e Ml ik« iL r. An Rmiu awterw year. Employer—Yes, provided your ON THf OTHik f IPS O f THi iStANP « T?ie Bid NAvy OglNFUlV SMAu SDiP s u p e e in o v o a a^rk is satisfactory. TH«TRf65 ?lMif dUARO!^ By TWB fttor AND THB PBDWAt M$HT - -A^AACHINB ©ON M froif/ Applicant— I thought there must $/^NP be a catch in it somewhere. sfogrs THIM / DO IT NOW. WASHINGTON Tl^BS By Crane OUT OUR WAY Strike while the iron is heated; Rv Wflliam'^ pause and the iron’s cold. HE'S HEADIN'TO <3IVE FINE FALLERS , DEES,! If you strike too late on a hard SOME.60DV A RAKIN' OVER ened plate, the weld will never hold. HAH? d e v D U N T lAPRON TM COALS-AND ME HAS CARE WHO IS GAT Seek, and success will follow; EVERYBODY WORRIED Mrait, and it passes by. ELUDEd IT, SO LONK AS TILL AFTER HE PASSES. IT AIND DEM. Be quick to grasp, then hold it LOOK a t TH' l o o k OF fast and trust for a better try. POLICE I r e l ie f o n TH' GUVS HE'S Serve, and the world-serves with ASAINf you; loaf, and you loaf alone. JUST PASSED, A N ’ LOOK AT This strenuous world is a con TH' GUV WHO HE AIN’T tinuous whirl— it offers no room for PASSED VET. the drone. SHOOTS Life is an undertaking; death is OFFICER a silent thought. IM So let life’s light illumine the LATEST night with the service you have \gc/C»^ ESCAPADE. wrought.
Junior— Mother dear, when was your wooden wedding? In the Monday lineup most His Mother— It was when I mar- wives play in the cleanup pbsH A A rled 3Tour father. tion. '7 ' UJHV ALL THB COPS HANOI NO , but WITH ALL THOSE GAN6STBRSAT LARfiE^ I AROUND? EXPECTlNCn^DUBLeZ MR. LANE BEUEVES THE DEPOSITORS WlLli FEEL SAFER WITH A NUMBER OF POLICE FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosser ON HAND. U '^ ^ R E , I GET V O U ^ FOROET TKAr ^ HOW'S TWEV'D MISS ME LIKE NAME...1'M USINC. STILL *T TVIE>rD MISS THE TVS ACT THE NAME ’DIRK' THE Pop-1 b u b o n ic p l a g u e ... COlhJO a r o u n d h e r e .... ULAR GUy; / I BEsT, IF A FEW O VEP, AND I ’VE COT 'BIRDS IN THIS BURG ROLANO t h e NAT/VES COULD GET THEIR . -2 JUMPING THROUGH HANDS ON A CUN, MY HOOP6 // INSURANCE COMPANY WOOLONT SLEEP NIGHTS/
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G.AS BUUOIFS Thinsrs To Worry About By Frank Beck OH... SUCH A NIGHTMARE ___ I BARBARA, THE 'WONDER CHILD, BATS GLASS, NAM' DREAMED OF THAT BUT THINK WHAT , , PINS ^ AND RAZOR RAZOR BLADE HMm I lo6k s MIGHT’VE HAPPENED k i.. . GLADES.. ^ B A R B A R A G O T HOLD /, you MUST Be & OF t o d a y , s h e WHY AS IF DIRK MORB CAREFUL tiW» HAD IT IN HER WORRY ABOUT DISPOSING IS A POCKET AND. ABOUT OF yOUP OLD m e m b e r . F E U DOWN A IT NOW , BLADES. F L IG H T OF SHE DIDNT . . . . y o u . . O P SOME STAIRS HURT h e m , HERSELF . o r g a n WITH A R E YOU ABLEEP/ i z a t i o n .... IT ? , . I-? but, WHAT. k IN D ? ? .
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Mr. and Mrs. Albert T. Dewey a t vention accompanied by Mn. Jlein- 54 Robert Road, have returned artz. lunch, and of the grasddaugh- with a, choice cbUeciioit of gifta ead 1 ABOUTTOWN from a ten-day vacation at Hot REACHES BOTH T E ^ ters, } S n . Walter . Mitchell c< iloVireri, ab well «s.'f)W$tlQg eardaj More than 500 amateurs from all tonbui^, made a three-tiered birth-, i' Springs, Va. On her return they parts of the world are participating She Is the window- of M visited with Mrs. Walter Coburn of day cake. It wae beautifully deco Keeney and aprnt'moft of ; Edward D. Werner of 11 Cron in the convention and shortwave ISaVENAPARn rated with frosting and green leaves W f Hepe Made Ana^ter |treet, employed at the Quinn phar- Atlantic City, formerly of th<« ladlo exhibit which opened here life in Manchester and la a mem town. and 80 pink candles. of the local Grange. She was bo: 7, hai returned to work. He has Thursday. Three days of meetings ; Mrs. Reehey was remembered at hlfl home recovering from an and demonstrations will end with in EaglevUle near MantfsJd. Members of Suuset Council, De Mrs. Susan F. Keeney Is Guest Imp^vment At Oitr Baify Ik Ion in a leg which waa the in the annual banquet this evening. ' direct cause of a bum received while gree ol Pocahontas, will decorate of Himor Last Night at playing basketball. the graves of members in Glaston Home of Daughter. bury tomorrow afternoon. Auto- The Interest Of Finest Rate Milk mobUes will be at the south end MRS. NELSON L’HEUREUX Idles Elsther S. Pitkin and Miss troUey terminus at 4 o’clock. Mrs. Susan F. Keeney, who Shirley M. Liebe of tfiia town and 'And Have Installed A ‘ ^ jiiss Juel M. DeNezzo of Hartford, BRIDGE P A R H CHAIRMAN reached her eightieth birthday .yes pupils of Miss Lillian Gertrude Miss Ruth Behrend of Walnut terday was the guest* of honor at a street left today for a two weeks’ Grant, will entertain with readings Final Card Todniament at St. party given last evening at the and songs at a tea given by the Ex visit with friends in Chicago,, HI. home of her daughter, Mrs. Arthur Libris Club at the Connecticut State and Lake Beulah, Wisconsin. Dur James School Hall to Be Hell Hutchinson of North Elnq street. MILK CLARIFIER Jjlbrary this afternoon. On Friday ing her absence “The Bargain Tuesday Night. Mrs. Keeney had sp«it the day with Evening, June 15, Miss Grant’s pupils Hound’’ column of shopping news in another daughter, Mrs. Robert Mc- B ii.one of the first of its kind to be used to thia The Herald will be in charge of Mrs. Nelson L’Heureux is chair Loughlln of 80 Laurel street, and t 3 will be heard in joint recital with Miss Eleanor Dwyer of Strickland section. It removes every p^cle'of dust and toy othw the piano pupils of Mrs. Marion man and Eldward Carroll co-chair whemthey bhjught her home — she street. lived with Mrs. Hutchinson for about se