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VOL. LVIL, NO»126 (ClaasUled AdvertWhg an Paga 1$) MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1938 (FOURTEEN PAGES)

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Complicate Cnrrent Status Unable To Take N onridai^;;.. Chamberlain Quells An explosion of Illuminating gas Annual Bafl Held Last Nigh Or Drink, Famons at the home of James H. Neill of 97 Shanghai, Feb. 26.— (A P )—Untt- Oxford street, at 4:10 yesterday Attracts 200 Dancers; .ed States Consul-General Clarence Opposition; Proceeds afternoon, when Robert Neill War Commander Is E. Gauss protested today against brother, started to look for a gas Japanese sealing of an American- leak with a match, blew the north Colorfnl Event Lead! owned warehouse In the heart ol the W^ith P e a c e B a r g a in s ing Steadflf, Under and south sides of the house from their foundation, blew out a cellar biternatlonal Settlement The pro- One' Of The Season. test filed vlfh Japanese consul-gen- gen Tent Most Of door, broke all of the windows down-atatrs, k n ock s plaster from eral Suemaaa Okomoto, raised vital By ASSOOATED PRESS 4. err 1 end Labor party hopes of over- Issues concerning foreign property four rooms on the first floor, threw / throwing the National Cabinet Although attendance at Manches rights In the settlement. Japanese London, Feb. 26.—Prime Minister dishes and glassware from pantry Eden quit rather than yield to Tucson, Ariz„ Feb. shelves and badly damaged the ter’s leading social event of the win gendarmes and consular police pre- CLambcrIaln's task of kUltUng Eu- what he considered pressure from rope into a peaceful community of (AP) — Intense exeitei bathroom on the second floor « f the ter season—the Masonic Ball—was cipitated the ni-tter by sealing the Italy in the Italian request that warehouse of the Commercial Ehi- nr tions shook Itself free from Im- friendship bargaining begin at once, around the hospital room semt-bungalow type of house. No- below that of other years, It seems body was injured. preas Company. Half of the premises mediate domestic opposition today. and In Rome. Chamberlain agreed General John J. Perahinc a certainty that no previous ball The departing Foreign Secretary The blast brought residents of wsa occupied by a United SUtes to the bargaining rather than risk day indicated the weakenfi9|^ Strickland, Oxford and Cambridge was BO signally successful or w". naval warehouse. Anthony Eden's graceful sellf-efface- animosity which might one day I ment to "await the verdict of his- warrior had reached a streeta from their homes, many thoroughly enjoyable as the 27th Since the intarnatlonal Settle- bring war, and named Viscount Jumping to the conclqslon that annual affair at the Masonic Temple ment preeumably Is neutral terri- tory” removed the threat of Con- Halifax as foreign secretary to crisis and that the end migm; dynamite reported aa possibly being last night. There were more than tory, not Involved In the war be- servative party strife over the speed the bargaining task. be at hand. ' In a carload of coal at the New 200 persons present. tween China and Japan, and Ameri- Cabinet crtals which Jolted Britain Defemte His Stand A moment later Dr. street coal pocket had exploded. Did Work Well cans and other treaty nationals en- into sudden dedsion to play ball Defending his stand last night Mrs. Nelli, who had bad a caller, All the committees of Manchester with Europe's dictators. Eklen spoke to his Warwicksaire Davison sent out a bunetStt: W VA* joy the status of extra-terrltorlalty, was standing on the rear veranda Lodge, A. F. and A. M., headed 59- the Japanese action was regarded EMen, predicting failure In deal- conatltuents at Leamlngtdn thus;- nouncinir the general waa talking with the caller and escaped Dr. Charles W, Strant as general as a serious assumption ot authori- ing with Germany and Italy, never- 'The decision Is made . . . The gov- ually becoming weaker. ; ^ . falliag plaster. Her husband and his chairman, carried out arrangements ty. theless wished the Conservative gov- ernment must then go ahead . . . I “He is unable to take brothCT, both in the cellar, also es- to a Iflgh degree of perfectiqn and ernment well In Ita task and made Complicates Situation ' ishment or drink,” Dr. caped Injury though James NelU the ball was conducted with admir- Some persoiu felt that Japan waa clear he would give no aid to Lib- (Ointlnaed am Paga Two) able smoothness and efficiency that was thrown about four feet against verging on exercise of the rights son’s bulletin saicL “The a ’Work bench and his hair was contributed much to the pleasure of neys have ceased to functii singed. the dancers. The transfer of the and privllegea of a power's army ol Not often does the uproarious North 8sa permit men to pole calm- occupation, although the Japaneqie General Pershing had 'nie explosion started a lire in the ball from the Armory to the Temple ly along its surface In a cockleshell boat aa those In the picture above was a happy choice, for the/Temple have not actually occupied the Set- unconscious during the cellar, but this was soon extinguish- are doing. In this Instance, the sea, impelled by gales and abnormal ed although a call bad been sent in la large enough to accommodate a spring tides, burst a gap three mi les long in coast defenses—believed tlement or formally claimed It. SEE ALL WAGE JAP DIET FACES part of the early mi It waa polnteo out that If the for the Manchester Are department, good crowd but small enough to the biggest sea waU break East Norfolk, England, hha suffered in 60 hours, but Dr. Davison which responded. lend a warm, friendly atmosphefe years—and swept over 20 square miles of farmland In the Horsey Japanese asaerted that they bad the The NetlU have lived in the house to the occaoion. area. The photo shows some of the 150 refugees being rescued from rights of an v m y of occupation, HOURMEASURES MILITARISTS IN that at times he regained for about six years. The bouse was The music was truly superb, a marooneU farmhouse. that Sutomatlcaliy raised the ques- sciousness for brief periodi piped for gas several years ago, but proving that it's not necessary to tion whether a formal state of war Under Oxygea for the past four years It has not leave Manchester to secure a flne exists. There was some speculation The bulletin was brangkt- been used. Friday morning a gas orchestra, for the scintillating as to whether this irould bring be- UKEYTOFAIL Aim TESTthe patient's room by the meter was Installed. At that time rh^hm of Art McKay’s nine-piece fore President Roosevelt the matter nephew, Frank Persldlig. Raymond Mercer, employed by the band made a decided hit with the of deciding If tbe neutrality act son apparently was un' Manchester Division of the Hartford dincers. The orchestra was aug- TWO YOUTHS QUESTIONED should be Invoked. Smdi Legislation May Be Stalls Off Revisbn Of Mobifi- leave the bedside. It w*a __ Gas Company, Informed the fanUI'y mented by Tony Obrlght’a accom- lormed sources, however, be- time he had failed to »ppf.|T that when a connection was com- paniment on the marimba and self. lieved the Japanese were not de- leted to the range, which was to xylophone and hla expertneas on 'us of forcing a docialon on the Dropped For Session As xation KU Till Monday; General Pershing had heoa gs Uter that day, a call would bring these instruments earned him IN DEATH OF EXECUTIVE an oxygen tent most at [trollty issue, tt was e6natilared but When an oastatant ant\, ~ representative o f the. KU 50m- »!?'* for every number. - fr>7: xc.- ly .that jm amlcaMa aettlement pAny to turn on the meleler and All the latest popular sohga were AH BQk M eet S trong Of Prett TeOs People U. S. change the tank he wm told a* make the necessary tests. played. Including the swlnglest of Id be arranged. oxygen would be neeoed, Th* Tell Police They Ssw Man Building Brtttsli Owned As the original pipes bad been swing, and heavy applause greeted WANTS U. nient waa not ampUfled by left In, the connection w u a small qvery offering. The building which was sealed position In Tlie Honse. Has Passed Similar Bill or nurses. Job. The one small elbow needed Colorful Party Lying On Sidewalk After Wals British owned snd leased by Heart stimulants odmlnltterad m was made by Robert Neill. The decorations were simple but the American concern. It contains the 77-yeoz-oId commander Om Tamed On. ^ u tlfu l and supplied a perfect FLOOD CURB BILLS cargo under various ownersblpi.. Washington, Fsb. 26.— (AP) — Tokyo, Feb. 26—(AP) — Victori- after mldn^ht brought a fS' background for the lovely gowns of f While warehouses of other for- reaction. Iraysleians, howeneiL When this connection had been A Scnffle— Then Ran Some Congressmen said today there ous In lU flrat pitched batUe with made the gas was turned on at the the women and the severe black and eign nationals bad been occupied notuiced the rally waa short meter and the stove llyhted. It white garb of the men. A half-hour and the property requisitioned by was a poesiblllty that wage-hour tbe government over the drastic that he soon began ioolnc again. was working perfectly. This wa.s concert by the orchestra opened the Away From The Scene. Soiator Barkley Favors Pro- the Japanese, ebU was the first time legislation might be abandoned for ifoneral mobUlaatlcn bill, the Diet ball and then came the grand march The family was summoned to shortly after 3 o’clock. It was there bad been arbitrary sealing ot this session because of tbe con- aub-committee to which it was sent noticed, later, however, that there at 9 o’clock, followed by dancing un- American property. troversy orer what form It should general's room a few mlnutaa for revision avoided discussion of was an odor of gas In the house. tu 11:30 o’clock, when all adjoum- Chicago, Feb. 26— (AP) — Two posal To Give The Govern- The Norwegians- were understood take. Several members expressed It In a brief session today. The 46- fore tbe 7 a.m. bulletin. Th* ' eral’s slater, Mias May 1..*°. “‘iRe room for a youths who.Sergt. Francis Donohue to have protested against the long* doubt the House Labor Committee member sub-committee convened (Continued on Page Eight) midnight supper of delicious chick- would reach agreement on any of for ten minutes and elected a chair- had been sleeping. His said were present at a scuffle pre- occupation of th ' Great Northern en salad, coffee and Ice cream. Sid- ment FoO Responsibifity. the four proposals before IL Other man, then adjourned until Monday. Frank appeared weary. ney McAlplne presided at the organ Cables warehouses which made sup- ceding the death of Edward C. Rich- plies Inaccessible. Several similar leglslatora said that even if this It waa believed the government 'The general's earUer rally fol and enterUIned the diners with a ard, 59. printing company vice ed four hours uncoi instances have been reported. committee reached agreement it would unllraber Its biggest gun— ot long list of old favorites that led to president, were questioned today by Washington, Feb, 26.— (AP) __ was doubtful that tbe measure could P.emler Prince Fumimaro Konoye during which the doctors, HATCHET WIELDER police. Cargo stored In the Commercial ' T general singing, after Majority Leader Barkley (D-Ky) be brought from the House Rules —at the sub-commlttee'a next ses- from almost constant vlgU at which dancing was resumed until 2 The boys, Robert Trams, 16, and Express Company's warehouses may sion. bedside, announced, as on tba 0 clock. be regarded by the Japanese as Jack Kroske, 17, appeared volun- said today he would advocatq a (4>>ntlniied on Page Pwa) The premier remained at hla ous night, that he could not . ATTEMPTSMURDER Rainbow girls who assisted, un- Senate vote , this session on pro- coming wlUili. the purview of their suburban villa during the general much longer, of Mother Advisor (Continued on Page Bight) pronoimcements against property sessions of the Diet (parliament! HU faint heart grew strangqr posals to place upon the Federal owned by the Chinese government '’esfstering government the full responsibility when the lower houae howled down a time and tbe 77-year-old T~ the guesta and in serving punch or Its officials, according to Infor- government supporters of tbe bit- War chief showed realstano* mation here. OFnCIAL OF HOLC Reader At Poblic Library were; Ann and Betty Keeney, Faith for flood contra' projects. terly controversial measure. surprised even hU phystetano, Stevenron, Marilyn Playdon. Marion SHIPYARDS NEEDED He made the statement after sev- It was criticized os Fsscistic and started oinking again. Pearl, Beulah Robb. Bernice Wilson, dictatorial in nature. Members of eral Senators protested against a Major Battle > Send For UnUerai Dying Alter Attack By ^ r ls Gibson, .Eleanor Berggren provision of the 1936 Food Control CALLED IN PROBE the Diet charged It would emascu- In the belief the end was Helen Simpson and Julia Converse’ FOR BIGGER NAVY Act requiring local Interests to pay In Shansi Develops late the Japanese constitution and arrangements were made for Man Sitting Near Him. ^Molay tmya Included Milton for rights of way and operation of Shanghai, Feb. 26— (AP) — A rob the people of their basic rights. War Department to oend the Stratton, George Wilson, John reservoirs. miajor battle developed today at FMI to Otkivinoe mander’a old uniform from Wi ^ngston, Harold Symington. The issue was revived by Senate Lingshih In Shansi province, where Foreign Minister Koki Hlrota, Ington by plane. It was undei O ^rge Cdhverse, Ernest Smith. New Haven Man Tells Of War Minister General Gen Sugl- debate yeste-day on Ollbertevllle 100,000 Chinese troops were strug- General Pershing desired to New York. Feb. 2«.— (A P )—Sur- Wesley McMullen, James King and ' inson Asserts Nation Would gling to halt a sweeping Japanese fama. Home Minister Admiral No- burled In it .. geons performed sn emergency op- tnifford Sauit. ® dam, proposed $112,000,000 addition bumasa Suetsuga and various other to development of the Tennessee offensive along the extreme western Disagreement With Brok- In a bulletin issued at 1:45 . eration today In an attempt to save The color” scheme* In the banquet flank of the Central China war high officials failed to convince the the life of a 32-year-old engineer, Be In A ‘‘Horrible Fix’’ Valley Authority. Senator Miller House It was a fitting piece of le^s. (3:45 e.s.t.) Dr, Roland Davisoa front. plained the old warrior waa not victim of an enragwi hatchet-wleld- (Continaed On Page Eight) (D-Ark) and others declared it was The Japanese, stalled in their er Ove^Sale Commission. tlon, even under the existing war er In the New York public library. "unfair" to exempt TVA communi- emergency. sponding as be should to the The library calm was jruken last If Hostifities Broke OuL ties from requirements of a law (Oontlnoed on Page Two) The general mobilization bill trenle treatment he was recei' night when the assailant, boohed aa “Everything possible to ImproM' which hod prevented flood control Bridgeport, Feb. 26.— (AP) — Charles Frankel, 32. suddenly used works elsewhere. (Oontlnned on Page Two) hU .condtllon U being done,” Df,; a 14-lnch hatchet to hack at John C. PREDICTS DEFEAT Washington, Feb. 26 — (AP) — Barkley said he opposed the local The clrcumstancea of a disagree- Davison said. “He should be dolag Abbott, whom he had followed Into a participation clause when It was ment he said he had with Thomaa much better than he It." ^ , corridor after a quarrel In the eco- Chairman Vinson (D , Ga.), of the enacted In 1936, and stlU believed LABORITE IGNORED N. Cooke, Greenwich realtor, con- The general’s temperaturs waflL^ nomics reading room. House Naval committee proposed slightly above noilnal and hU pu laa^ i He cut Abbott across the head IF FDR IS NAMED It should be repealed. cerning the dlrfding of a commis- MANN TO SPEAK today that the Navy expansion pro- somewhat- Irregular. jii three times while hla victim begged - Heartags Soon sion In a Merritt Parkway land deal "please dont do It!" and other read- gram provide for Improved shipyard IN PRIMARY HGHT Although the aecond crUU ers acreained, helpless to aid. facilities, particularly on the Pad Miller predicted the Senate com- ^ told by a hurriedly-summoned past. Dr. Davison anti Lt. OoL S. Closely pursued, Frankel ran to- Senator Wheeler Says He fle coast. merce committe would hold hearings witness today were In the records FOR DEMOCRACIES Marietta held little hops for the ward the library exit, where he was He said the nation would be "In a soon on his bill authorizing exten- of the Grand Jury investigation of covery of their patient tackled and overpowered by ^ w a rd horrible fix if war should find the sive flood control developments In Kennedy, Endorsed By Ike the Parkway rigbte-of-way pur- Those At Bedside Keenan, a guard. Police said May Be Nominated Bat yards congested. the Mississippi and Ohio Valleys, chases totaling 96.000,OOC. Gen. Pershing’s son. Warren, Nekf?).? Frankel, who told thm he was an "What would we do for repair the half-billion dollar cost to be Howard Sta ib of New Haven, a Famous German Author Is York broker; an only sister, k d is ’ -i''' unemployed construction worker, facilities If some of our vessels be- borne entirely by the Federal gov- Cbief Of CIO Not Given Home Owners Loan Corporation May Pershing, ol Lincoln, NsK, and wore the hatchet strapped to hla 3rd Term. came disabled In battle?" he asked. ernment. official, was brought under subpoena Frank Pershing, a nephew, rsmnlnSd wrist and also carried a pair of “It is imperative that we have Althougb Berkley, MlUer and from hla home tc tbe Court House Soon To Make Tonr Of at the bedside or cloee at hand. sdasors and a knife. private as well as Navy yards avail- Usee. In Pennsylvania. They had had little or no rest olhers insisted flood protocUoa waa by a state policeman while hts the general first lapsed Into Sknll Fractured Boston, Feb. 26.— (A P) A dep- able to handle both construction and altogether a national problem, CtuUr- Abbott waa taken to Bellevue hos- frther-ln-law, James Duun of Stam- U. S. To Further Cause. sciousness Thursday nl|^t President Roosevelt repair work.” man Copeland (D-NY) of the Com- ford, waa testifying before the Jury. ..pltol suffering from multiple skull might be nominated for a third Vlneon, entrusted by the adminis- Harrisburg,. Pa„ Feb. 26.— (AP) received condolences foam frism^ fractures. ' Hla parents. Dr. and Mrs. merce committee indicated oppoel- The assistant state manager of and, In a whisper, discussed pli tera, but If so would be defeated, tration with guiding the $1,156,000,- tlon to a flat elimination of local —Endorsement of a Pennsylvania the HOLXJ said the Jury asked him W. J. Abbott, flew from Cleveland to t ^ y came from Senator Wheeler 000 Navy Bill through the House, New Haven, Feb. 26— (A P )__ with the physiclsns and Gensi responsibility. He waa author of the Democratic primary slate without about hla relations with Cooke In Brees. SS'I ; be at hla bedside. , (!>., M oot) ^ said he would offer an amendment Mann, famed German au- Deputy Cliief Inspector John J. 1936 Act. an avowed representative of labor two deals In which the etate.paid lU since February 5 the agad vet- ^ e progressive western Senator, to give west coast shIpbuUders a 6 stirred speculation today as to the thor and Nobel prize winner, will lyan said Frankel told him ho had who split with the President over per cent differential on naval con- He told the Senate communities $72,500 for 28 acies of land, both undertake shortly a county-wide eran has been confined to his ~ Ibecomc enraged because Abbott the court bill, made bis statement tracts. benefited by flood xintrol projects next move of John L. Lewis. transactions listed In the records ot since February 16. Although The Commute foi Industrial Or- tour In which he will advocate the Illness was first diagnosed eked his leg while both were seated a ^ press conference soon after his Under this proposal Pacific coast should be willing to oontributa a the state comptroller In tbe name cause of Democracy. at rl f at a reading table. arrival here to deliver three ad- portion of the cost, for example, fle ganisation chieftain demanded i of Dutin's wife. matism, his physicians latof builders could submit bids 6 per Delivering a Francla Bergen Me- noiinced hs luid suffered Ryan said Frankel was known aa dresses over the week-end. cent higher than the lowest In the said, Pittsburgh o u ^ t to bear some peatedly In recent wMka that the Fight Over dimmlsslon troublemaker at the library and state's New Dea' poIiUcal machine morial lecture at Yale University damage” to heart muscles. "If the President Is a candidate east and be eligible for contracts. of the cost of any program which The d ilu te, Staub aald, occurred yesterday marking the formal open- '" “ V this week had stabbed and for a third term," said Wheeler, find a place tor one of his lieuten- when Cooke refused to divide equal- Jiut when the rugged old 3y Injured Oscar F. S t e w ^ In Other Branches might result In saving It; from ing o f the exhibition of Mann’s was planning to get out ot bed, •he undoubtedly would be nominat- Similar provisions are in the Mer-> heavy flood damages. * ants—’Thomas Kennedy, secretary, ly with him a oommisslon of about another reader, in a quarrel over efl. But 1 don't think anybody treasurer of tbe United Mine Work- manuscripts and first editions, the ruary 21, he suffered a auA~ books. chant Marine Acta and In the naval $1,800 the latter received in one ot author said he would speak on lapse and waa sent to tbe aanl could be elected for a third term." auxiliary building program author- ers of America and Pennsylvania’s the Dunn transactions. The New Frankel, who said be was bom In The senator said he waa still in ized Isist year. ! lieutenant governor. democracy's "Eternally human and Dr. Davison, hU private Ptdaad. waa graduated from City LABOR LEOlSLA'nON Havener told newspapermen that clan, requested the War De; fhvor of a single term of six years But the Deu.ocratlc State com- youthfulnesa, to defend It against College here in 1928. He was held Vinson said he also would offer an OONFEBENCE IN BIABOH under aa agreement with Dunn, ne the false claims to youthfulness and to send a consultant for eabh President, on the ground amendment to permit the Navy De- mittee, endo.slng a slate tor the waa to serve os broker In the sale on charges of felonious assault and that men so elected "would be free future importance of transitory SfleetaUsts Called canylng concealed weapons. partment to Improve an navy yards. May 17 primary yesterday. Ignored of any Dunn land. It was after Coll Marietta of politics.” Naval officials said they contem- New Haven, Conn., Fab. 2$ Lewis’ wishes. counter-tendendea” Says Lewis Is Out When Cooke subsequently offered Asserting bis faith In "tbe future been oaaigned to the ease froea plated expenditures from $3J)00,000 (A P )—^The second annual Oonnectl- Moving swiftly and without a dia- to serve Dunn, the HOLC official Antonio, Tex., that the He said be would seek the nomi- to $10,000,000 at each jnud, fo order cut Oonference In Support of Soda] senting vote, the committee gave lU triumph of Democracy, Mann point- tbeascby bal ance said, he was sent to Staub, who ed to the “fading awaj^' of the bor- admitted the aging g nation of a "Progressive Demo- to complete the project^ building and Labor Legislation was announc- approval to Charles Alvin Junes, crat” In 1940, and reiterated his be- agreed to c..^age tbe Greenwich derlines between the various fields ditlon waa serious, 'ft r o’ othsfl__ I Washington, Feb. 26.—(AP)1— ( A P ) — program In "reasonable” time. ed today by trade union groups In Pittsburgh attorney tor governor. ciaUsts were called from the lief that the people would not go Failing to wind dp public hearings tMs dty. It wiu take plaae Haich man as oo-broker because "I waa of human endeavor. There is a The pontuao of the Treasury oo back to what be called “anv stand- Others Endorsed Interested In getting the best deal coast Dr. Verna M asca__ on the program despite a night ses- It and 12 at Yale under tbe spon- "certain contradiction,” he said, be- from Ixm Angeles and speot Febniaar' 34: Receipts $13,1 nat Republican, like Harding or Others endorsed were Governor poaslbla for my father-in-law.” tween “the artist's life and his at- 099-M; expsndlturas, $17joi,441.- sion, the committee drove ahead to- sorship of five of Omnectlcut’a six George H. Earle for U. 8. Senator, night but when Dr. WUtiaas J. ‘ Hoover.” In his opinion, he said, day. Vinson caUed CSiarlca EtHaDo, members of the NaUooal House The two entered into a written titude toward It and on the other 43; balance 33.988400.999.34; cus- John L. Lewis, head of the Oommlt- ot State Senator Leo C. Mundy at San Franclaeo, mlsssd plaa* aaalatant aecretary at the navy, to' Rspressntatlves. Oongieinman WU- agreement, Staub said, to divide hand, his partisanship . In political nectiona he waa advlssd not to t^ ^ ^ p ta for the month. $19.- Luserne county for lieutenant gov- commissions from tbe Dunn trana- 11cm C3troa, representatlve-at-laige,- ntattara, a partisanship fraidcly ac- Thursday night th* gm sna itisgUnngfl M Pag* itisaltaMd 8 i r»go Xwol wiUspeak. Xtieattanad am Pag* TwahraJt am Pag* Xwaivej itioeUseed am P*|^ I'wo) I •• Bag*] BTWto MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26,1938

ple's supper meeting wlU be held MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN,, SATURDAY. FEBRUARY 26,1938 ITAUANl St six o'clock ss usual. Kev. Ros- FORMER Y H M HEAD PAGE’ tvaM Finds Method SE ALL WAGE coe Metager, paator of tha church League will meet at the home of dl Manchester a d’intoml ROCKVILLE will be in charge ct the worship and JAPANESE SEAL Mia. aarence Wilson. 46 Strickland diacuaaioa. ^ TO MOVE TO BOSTON street. There will be a food sale in South Windsor Couple 69 Years Wed Ancors una volts sleta cbiamatl Rev. Dr.'George S. Brookes, iwa- connection with the meeting with I CODPIEINWAPPING To Measure Mind Images HOURMEASURES dl rlspondere. all'appelto per ventra tor -of ths Union CongregsUonal BUILDING USED Mra. Wallace Jones,'Mrs. George Recreation WOOLlCOnAST/ In aiuto ad lin nostro connaaionala church wiU hsve for the subject of David Hamilton And Family Kuhney and Mrs. Joel Nichols- an MOVES TO SET ASIDE . his sermon on Sunday morning, charge. Hostesses for the meeUng York. Feb. a#.—Tlie open-^lmagM These latter are the mind ohe sfortunatamente da circa un Plan To Leave Town On MARRIED 6 9 YEARS pictures of memory. The mind LIKEY TO FAR, anno si trova degenta all’ ospedale “The Carpenter a t Hia Bench." BY U J . NAVY March 3 Foi^Net^^,^ome. CHURCHES Mrs. Joseph Wright, Mrs. aarence Centerltems IN'WDiEOFCHOR wedge in the eierch of edenoe (OHtIniMd from Page Oae) per fflaL.ttla. Basketball Sunday. TALOOTTVnXE OONGREAOA- . Wilson, Mra. Alexander McKenna calls them up for view days, months avn. ACTION AWARD After being absent from Rock- MANCnESTER-AND VERNON and Mra HUo Weils. ■ena to wm how the mind reg* or longer, after the eyes have La Socleta* FemaJntle Aipina. (Ctoattnaed from Page Dos) Mr. and Mra. David Hamilton and TIONAL CHURCH PARISH Satwujr __ memory wee reported today Oommittee which blocked a Senate- Riconoecendo la necesaita’ e 11 ville on two week-ends, tha Pouah- B*v. George W. Stephenson, Pastor Wednesday at 8:00—The Church Thera wdli be a meetiag 'a t 8 the original. American Athletic club's teams will daughter, Hasel, will leave for Boe- Methodist Episcopal ^ounetf will meet at the home of I Mr. And Mrs. Albert Dibble a meetiog of the American Op* Lack of means to measure imagaa ^proved wage-hour bill laat year. blaogno della famlglla del oon- 15.000 Award By Jury Is Re- campaign there by stubborn Obineae Rev. William T. Wallace, MtadsUf o'clock of toe managers of the WeD Known Dramatic Cr and the American Physical The Four BUIe nszionale Emilio BrocchetU dl An- return to 'Puluki hail on VlUags ton Thuraday, March 8. Mr. Hamil- 5® H e n r y s t r e e t . senior basketball league with Mr. of this sort baa handicapped the ■ suit Of Accident In Which street on Sunday. The St. Stans resistance along tha Yellow River, Sarvices of Feb. 37, the Sunday rad a y at 6:30—The Girl Scouts eties. main objective of psycholo^. This The blUa now under conaldaratlon dover ha creduto bene di organizxare shifted their attack wide to the ton who haa beeo in charge of ac- next before Lent: Sunday at Vernon; 9:80 a.m.' Of Pleasant VaUey To Ob- Clarke. All managers are asked to was a method of measuring by the Labor Committee ahape up MacDonald Was Injured. quintets of New Haven will meet will meet at t he church. Mra. Peter attend. objective is the a tu ^ of oonacious una feats dl benefleensa, Domenlca west in a flanking maneuver design- tivities at the Y. H. C. A. for a pe- Morning worship with the minister Berwick, captain; Miss Dorothy Makes Good As Ac 1 color of “aftei^imagee,” These responses, or “what goes on in the about aa foltows: 27 Febbralo, 1933 alle ore S p. m., the local teams. Ths P. A. A. C ed to effect a crossing somewhere 10:45—Morning Worship. The P. A. C. will practice bosket, (1) The geoate-approved blU, Rockvilla, _ Fab. 38.—Following glrla have gone through thalr sea- riod of ten years, tendered his res- in charge. Post, lieutenant. the pictures of an object which mind.’’ Iisrklng tools for this sort aU'Itallan Oub, Norman st.'isot. near the great bead of the Yellow 12:00—Sunday School. Sunday at Manchester: 9:30 am . seire AniUTersary. ball from 5 to 6 o’clock. In in the brain a second or so strinied of all axempUons, but re- the ju^a verdict of awaM of son undefeated, having won tha 17 river. ignation some~ waeka ago to taks Saturday at 7:00—Choir reheara The men’s plunge period win be New Hay Is A Sncceia. of study, modem psychology has Be quio'uno vo.'esaa donare denari games which they have played. The 4:00—Junior C. E. —Regular session of the Church al. the eyes have been closed, concentrated on examination of be- taining provtsiona to impoM a min- o' qualunquo artloolo favorisca 85.000 ia tha civil action of George Chinese military dispatches said effect March 1. He and hia family 7:00—Y. P. 8. C. E. Mias EUsa- from 7 to 8 o’clock. method of measuring their imum v ^ e of not more than 40 P. A. boys have bean pfsying hard have made a host of friends through School. 10:45 a.m.—Morning wor- Notes havior as a means of getting at the rivolgaral al S.g Vittorio Fhpo, lltt B. MacDonald of Rockville against' defeat of the Chinese in' the Ling- beth Lee will be the leader. ship service. Sermon topic: "Re- Mr. and Mra. Albert Dibble of Monday pipn was reported by Sidney M. processes of the mind. centa an hour and a maximum work with 5 wfna and 18 losssa to their shin batUe probably would mean their work at the Y. M. C. A. anil The meeting of the Young Peo- p e junior boya plunge period New York, Feb. 2 ^ (A P ) —SiOos week lot shorter than 40 hours. A Wells St., a poratrlo al Norman Hyman Haohall of Ellington, a mo- credit former Manchester Community club, Tuesday afternoon, at 2:30, the deeming the Time.” Special music. ple's Society will be omitted Sunday Pleasant Valley, South Windsor, will be from 6 to 6:45. rball of Johns Hopkins Unlver- loss of southern Shansi province. Junior C. E. Society wiu’hold a so- hia sophiaUcated comedy aoUes lit He eaplalns that on closing sl^le administrator in the Labor Club . 11 giomo della festa cosi si tion to aet aside tha verdict wm Oub Beoetves Flag. Aerial warfare beeflme more and throughout the town. Friends Prelude, "Ave Maria” ... Shelley evening because of the union ser- will celebrate toe 69to anniversary The men’s plunge period win be potra' metterlo airaota al mtgllor The Wabaquassstt club of thq cial and business meeting in the as- Anthem, ’ ‘O Come to My Heart, The group will gather at the of their marriage at their old home “The Second Man” toe Broadway i ejrea after looking at a piece of Department would have power to filed by Attorney Charlee H. Black- severe aa the Japanese, stung by on who regret their departure have en- sembly rooms. from 7 to 8 o'clock. spar, the mind may sUil, for a MANN TO SPEAK grant exempUona. offerente. all of Hartford who was counsel for Crystal Lake school has bean given tertained them, and last evening Ue Lord Jesus” ...... Ambrose South Methodist church at 7:15 near the Podimk river. Pleasant "The ^ m e n ’s plunge period wlU producera and especially the Ths«^’ unprecedented bombing raid on ■- • Tuesday night at 7 o'clock, the Sunday evening. Valley on Tuesday. On March 1, 1869 time, see the image of the (1) A bUl reviving the 1934 NRA Si invitano pure tuttl i farmers the defendant together with Attor- an American by Sahm ’Aum- Formosa, retaliated by attacking women’s division of the Y, in whlchr Offertory. "Offertory” .Schumaim follow from 8 to 9 o'clock. ater Guild have been able to depend’' This la an after-image. It wage standarda and dlfferentlala. chc voleasero donr.re frutto s vege- ney John U. yeomans of Andover. bull Chapter, Daughters of the Chinese air bases at Nonebaag and Mrs. Hamilton has taken, an active Friendly Circle will hold their regu- Poetlude, ‘Marche”...... Ganne Women of the church are invited Just four years after the close of The women's gym class wUI meet be light or dark. It may FOR DEMOCRAHES (3) Tlie American Federation of tabllil, pollame o altro favoriscano Tha case wm the reiult of an American Revolution. Mra. lYank- other Inland points. interest, gave a nirprise party in lar meeUng. This wUl be Kld’a The regular meeting of the Ep- to the Annual World Day of Prayer the OvII war, Albert Dibble and from 7 to 8 o'clock. upon S. N. Behrman to produoS/ ave the red color of the paper or Labor'a propoaal for a flat nation- portarll II giomo della festa aU'ltal- accident which occurred at BMt lin C Harlow of thla city, state Japanese Air Claims her honor and presented her with a Night, with Barbara (topping in worth League will be omitted this Service at the South Methodist Miss Estella Belding were married , The men’s gym class wrlU foUow successful plays with almost UW- chairman on tha oorract use of the charge as leaders. The hostesses: week. church, Friday afternoon, March 4, In the Wapplng parsonage of Rev. from 8 to 9 o'clock. ' different color. Occasionally nnllnoad from Pago One) wide minimum wage of 40 centa an ian club. Main and Grove etreet, on June 0, The*'Japanese navy claimed Jap- handsome pocketbook and individ- at 2:30. same regularity that they depend of very bright after-images hour and a 40-hour week. Le danze saranno rallegrate dalla 1937 in which MacDonald wm in- flag mads the presentation. ’Ihe anese planes which raided Nachang ual gifts and flowers. Games and re- Florence Lana and Eleanor Webb. The people of our church are in- Elijah Smith and went housekeep- There wUl be a late plunge period upon Eugene O’Neill and Bernarij. through the scale of the raln- (4) A proposal by ttsprassntatlve jured. He received an Injury of flag waa ^v e n through the courtesy Wednesday afternoons from 2 to vited to participate In the Union Mr. and Mra. Albert Dibble of Pleasant Valiev South W inder house in which toe for men following the gym class. Shaw. Behrman began as a praKaO knowledgsd and actively seeking popolare Orchestra D'Ubaldo la shot down 42 of the 50 Chinese freshments rounded out a pleasant Ramepeek (D., Oa.1, to gtve the quale trattenemra' I'udltorio con the back and knee and ia atUl under of Mra. Francis T. Maxwell of this ships which took the air against time. 5, Rev. and Mra Stephenson will be Service at ^ h e South Methodist win ce^brate Tuesday toe 69th a n n i v e ^ ^ r S t e | Tuesday a^fit, then graduated into Ui4 ' ' In I>r. Newhall'a laboratory per- supporters." Federal Trade Commission authority medical treatment. city. glad to see at the parsonage any of ST. MARY’S CHURCH musics Italians c Americana. them. The Japanese admitted losing As is well known, both Mr. and ‘ Church. Rev. James Stuart Nelli, Rector dcscendanU of Connecticut’s earliest families and have lived in the same p e women's afternoon bowling dramaUat class of rich and witty ' wllh images still vivid bpmed Called Inhuman over unfair competition caused by IL COMITATO. The case opened on Thuraday on^ two planes. Mrs. Hamilton are natives of Scot- the pariah people who may wish to Notes The old house, located a short win start at 8 o'clock. comedies, such as his new "Wine of’ eyes to took into a darkened The concept of totalitarianism as law wages and long hours. with an ail day aeaalon. On Fri- Chinese reports, however, said ■1 call. _Monday. 7:45 p.m. — Regular house on the banks of toe Podunk river since their marriage. Three distance west of the Ellington road p # women’s swimming claaaes Choice.” applied to the state he labeled “ter- land and only last summer Mrs. February 27th—Sunday; Qulnqua In PIca.sant Valley, east of the Po- ,____ There they could see a coi- The committee will meet Tuesday day the jury retired at 13:15 and eight JapMese planes were des- Clara Webster, Mra. Hamilton’s Wednesday night at 7:30, the reg- monthly meeting of the Booster geslraa Sunday. daughters and several grand and great grandchildren wUI share their ^11 meet as follows: 7:00 to 7’46 This la his someUmea humorous^ ' ^edm eter, a device which mixes the rible, monstrous and inhuman. Used to discusa the various proposals. to lead to EngUsh-Oerman frlend- aside from a half hour for lunch troyed. TOe Chinese did not speci- ular mld-we^ meeting will be held aub. nappmess on their anniversaiy. dunk river bridge, was built In 1775 in this connection, it la precisely the JAP DIET FACES mother, came here to make her home 9:30 a. m.—Church school Men's and for 69 years Mr. and Mrs. Dib- Intermedl- BomeUmes bitter conversation pleos ’’ primary colors so as to pro- Crlttclsm thlp agreement, and to French- were closeted until 4:57. Charlee fy their own losses or mention any with them. In the fall a girlhood in the assembly room. A hearty In- Tuesday, 8:15 p.m.—Three-act Bible class. f^ueses F^vate. of high society on Long Island aadj duce all colors in rapid succession. concept against which people like Itamspeck said he believed the German and Frencb-Itallan appease- Tennetedt of thla city wm foreman airdrome damage. vitation la given to everybody. The ble have lived in Us antique rooms. The Rec Senior baaketball league This matching of the mind's eye myself utter human protests, the friend, MIsa Bffle Wilson, who holds play "Simple Simon Simple,” prC' 10:45 a. m.—Morning Prayer and Albert Dibble, a descendant of in tola docoUette melange is tosnsd Federation's proposal was unconsti- ment, with the result that there of the jury. Chinese planes bombed a flour a government position In Glas^w, meeting next week will be followed seated by membera of tho Fireside Luther League Tuesday evening at gan^s win be as follows; Moriarfya a Communist and Alexander Wood- with a real ona was difficult protest of humanity whenever they tutional. He also expressed belief would be In Europe a strong, four- The motion to let aside the ver- MILITARISTS IN mill at Pengpu, northwest of Nan- by the monthly meeting of tho sermon. Sermon topic; "The Sick.” wandein kostet Ueberwindung. 4, the Colonial Miner family which vs. Y. D. Service, 7:15; P.A A C vs uw of the short duration of the spent her vacation with them. Mra. Forum under the direction of Mark (3:00 p. ra.—Highland Park Sun- 8 o'clock. This is a pre.sentatlon of first settled Stonlngton, Conn., waa cott, toe eriUc who appears again; address their words to the questions the revised version of the bill paa.»N G K EG ATI ON AL scendants of old line Connecticut promotes a blonde, (Claudia Mory stimulus, that is the object confidence, asked by French Premier late the government may Imprezs Is a Methodist mtntstA. Mrs. Stephenson. Hiss Edna Low- Rev. Watson Woodruff, D.D. the women of Emanuel to share S. E. Yankee families, Mr. Dibble from into being a cinema star arhea sa for example the totalitarian inal legislative program which ap- the Rockville Maple Grove bowling labor for “general mobilisation forcing them to retreat across the- Monday. 7:30 p. m.—Glrlw Friend- with them an afternoon of remem- Green, Minister leoked at, has been cut off from parently have been sidetracked for Chautemps. team and the All Star team will Hwal river. The Hamilton family will live on rey, recently returned from Canton, ly Society. 6:30 p. m.. Junior choir the early Miners of Stonlngton and attain an affluent man! with app lew. state. Germany's part was linked with work,” expropriate cttlsena, sup- Brimmer street, Boston. Mr. Hamil- CUna, will address the meeting. Morning worship, 10:50. Sermon rehearsal. brance, inspiration and friendship. Mra. Dibble a direct descendant of enUy plenty of money. Into "The unnatural and self-destruc- this ssMlon. The others ars anti- take place on Sunday afternoon at preM newspapers, prohibit the right Yangtze Activities St. Mary's Missionary Society will Swedish morning worship, 10 :30. Dr. Newball's technique Is the trust law revision and regional the fate of Austria, whethsr there three-thirty o'clock at the Rock- Southwest of Nanking,'Japanese ton will act as agent for a large Each bne la requested to bring her by toe minister. ' Tuesday, 6:00 p. ra.—G. F. S. an- Matthew Grant, one of the first set- WOl Be Held In Simth MeA gilded situation appears a sse to psnstrate into this border- tiva behavior of an artist who should prevail the pledge of Inde- of assembly and luppresa freedom property owner in that city for the own luncheon; dessert and tea and The music; ; also be our guests. Miss Mar- English morning worship, ll;lo . tlers of Windsor In 1630. She speaks in favor of war, ths horrible planning. Wile Bowling Center. of speech. land forces are making prepara- nual turkey supper and entertain- guerit Twinem, who Is at present Sunday school, 12:00. Senator from New Mexico and land of memory and make predsa Because Attomey-Oenerai Cum- pendence given by Chancellor The following bowlers will make tions to carry on their long-delayed present. coffee will be served by the hoat- Prelude—Prelude in E F la t ...... 1 ment In tho Pairl.sh House. 7:00 p, traces her lineage through one line Communist. She abandons color measurements. He hopes responsibility which he would take Schuschnigg or the Nazi hope of Elach of these 30 articles begins easea, Mrs. Alfred Pitkin, Mra. Wil- ...... Nordman studying at the Hartford Seminary No Sunday night sei-vice as we of the Grant family to General odist Church At 7:3D upon bimaeif, these are the things mings t(dd a great ^eal tot Ume up Satryb's All Star team. Carlo “in time of war or national emer- advance up the Yangtae river. Three m.. Boy Scouts. 7:00 p. m.. Inter- will speak to us of her work as a Join in a Union service of ''"the Senator for toe Ck^munist Omt this will provs to be only an German-Austrian union. Mllaneee, BlU Kowakl, Frank Jan- bur Smith, Mra. William Smith Anthem—What of too N ight...... mediate choir rehearsal. 8:00 p. Ulysses S. Grant, the 18th President then toe Communist abandons - imarmedtats job Isading eventually 1 hato to think of. t would bP required to my the ground- gency.” ’The ' Diet attacked the Japanese warships shelled Chinese Host Liondon men ars between ...... Thompson missionary in China. We wish at Protestant churches to be held at of the United States. work for revision of the anti-trust There had been speculation (^am - ton, Joe Filip, BUI Satryb, Tom St. phrase’s ambiguity, charging it poslUona at Sanahan, 13 miles west Mra. Ernest Smith, Mrs. Rs)rmond Senior choir rehearsal. * T o m o r r o w E v e n i n g . because be thinks It wUl be badi - to a satisfactory technique for “He Is the one who would be truly berlain. In his desire to weld a four- 35 and 30 when they marry while Bllnn, and Mra. Alfred Talcott. Anthem—Come Unto Me ., •. Wilson thla meeting to be able to make “In tha South Methoolst church at 7:30 Mr. Dibble is 90 years of age and laws, house leaders expressed belief Louie, K. Berthold and Mike Marco. would be entirely subject to the gov- of Wuhu, covering the advance of London women are between 81 (Jimlor Choir) Wednesday, March * 2»d—Ash Memorlam” contributiAia for Mra. o’clock. Speaker will be Rev. Ed- hia party alms for him to be : toaaisuiing purely mental memory overstepping his bounds." nothing would be done about that power peace grbap, would not urge Ths Maple Grove team will Include land forces engaged in skirmishes A cordial invitation is given to all Wednesday, 10:0p a. m.. Morning Mra. Dibble 89. Despite their ex- with such an affluent lass, ernment's Interpretation. and 85. ; In the pariah, and to the ladies of Postlude—March in E Flat Anna Noren and Mra. Andrew Jdhn- ward W. Cross, D.D., of toe First treme age both take a great inter- type of legislation a t this session. that Britain Intervene to help pre- Walter Berthold, Charles Gebler. Ths lest 30 srtloiss specify pun- along tha south bank of the river. prayer. Litany and PenitenUal 1 of- son. Our other member. Miss Clara Rev. Edward Weeks Cross D.D., The atory is quits in keeping i serve Aiietrian independent from Harold Weber,. Pete Genoveei, the Vernon Center Church and of ...... Braynard Congregational church in Spring-1 affaira of the day and keep As for regional planning, the ishments for violating the first 30. BltUr fighting waa reported The Church school, 9:30 a. m. fice. 7:30 p. m.. Evening prayer and Lambert, who passed away last field, and the -i,i,slc will be provld- sbreaat of the dally happenings paator of too First <3hurch of Chriat, toe Behrman style of plot, ut House lUvert and Harbors commit- Nazidom’s desire to attain power George Stonetflan, Joe Huebner, Backed by MiUtorlsto around Tstnlng, in the northern sec- the Vernon Methodist Church. sermon. Venerable Robert VanK. Ing charactera who contrast tJliere. Chris Afrlcano and Al Kowakl. Friday night at 6:45, the choir The Women’s aass, i»:30 a. year has already been made an "In ed by the combined choirs of the I through th^Hcrald and other news- Oongregatlonal, Springfield, Maaa tee hae shelved it at least tem- The army and'havy stand solidly tor of the Central China zone, where Mra. Katherine Hardy, leader. Harris, archdeacon of Litchfield Memorlam” member by her sister. papers. They have taken the another. The Communist and < lyf t, YoulIBcProudofthcporarily Id favor of legislation for But Auatria's Premier Schusch- A close match ia expected and a desperate Chinese resistance has will have Its regular weekly will preach. ’ p.articlpatlng churches under toe wUi be tho guest apeaker at toe nlgg, warmly praising Italy's Mussb- behind the bill. Thus, observers see SHELL CHATEAU The Men’s Leagud, 9:30 a. m. We are sure that th^lr many friends Herald for many years, and one. of taliat and Liberal Senator a Great Lakes wstsr divsrsion pro- large crowd will be present to wlt- the basic tmderljriDg conflict as held vip the Japanese advance for Connecticut’s Finest Dine and hearaal. President, George Nelson. Leader, 'Thursday. 2M p. m.-Ladles will be glad to share in this gift of direction of O, Albert Pearson. • Protestant Union Service in the contradict one another in U u^ Performance of Your ject. lini, defied Natl efforts to unite Ger- neasHhe matches. The match will weeks. Donee—Presenta Wednesday, March 2. ia Ash Wed- Tuesday eyening, March first, a Mr. Dibble's hobbles is clipping and South Methodiet church tomorrow many and Anatria. This led to re- perhaps the last great struggle be- Rev. Alfred Kline of Bolton. Topic Guild. 6:30 p. m.. Girl Scouts. love and service. collecting interesting notes from toe erudite arguments over varied BeorynnlsaUon on Monday be rolled In strict accordance with tween the Diet and the mlutarista. nesday, the beginning of the Lenten 'Some Things We Can Do.” Friday, 3:30 p. ,m.—G. F. S. Can- missionary Charles G. Johnson ot evening at 7:30. The music for toe oppoeite princlplea For R Car On Another of Mr. Rooset^t's pro- ports in Vienna and belief in London the duckpin rules: foul line and one SONNI SINCLAIR season, when we shall stress the im- didates afternoon the annual the Scandinavian Alliance Mission flics of this newspaper. He has that Italy had renewed pledges to The Diet has not offered such re- Union Protestant Service, 7:30 World Day of Prayer" service will a large scrap book and a large *caae service wUI be suppUed by toe com- U a pUywrlght who ignores l _ posals—government reorganisation farm a f s time. The two official sistance in years. > And Hig portance of personal religion. We I. m. South Methodist church, Sunday. March 6—8:00 a. m. Spe- be held at the South Methodist will be with js and speak at toe bined choira of the participating —may come up in the Senate Mon- support Austrian independence, and scorers will be Francis McGnanc PUBLIC RECORDS church at 7:30. Jou are cordially in- of curios, many of them valuable, and combines in .his dialogue a i this support could aid Britain In ef- It approved staggering military Female Irnpermnatom urge our people to do this in two ilpeaker: Dr. EMward W. Cross of cial Corporate Communion for the church at 2:30. All of our women vltpH fn Hr.., j ------^ I lovseupicked up in inreignforeign pports o ru inIn SOIlinSouth churches under the direction of O blnatton of Ferenc Molnar day. of the Grove Five and Carl Graf of budgets Without a dissenting voice ways especially; faithful attendance Springfield. United Choirs of toe confirmation class. 10:45 a. m., John are also invited to attend thU ser- Albert Pearson, of the Emanuel GOODRICH forts to block further German domi- the All Stars. Warrantee Deed OBOROB HINKLE, WTIC Star Bernard Shaw. Ih "Wine Opposition has developed there to nance of Central Europe. and sanctioned emergency laws for a t our worship services, and dally churches under the leadership of Mather Chapter, Order of DcMolay, vice. It will do you and others much South Pacific. Lutheran church. (ffiolce,” to make a {mint, rati giving the President power to make ' FimenUa. control of finance and trade without Joseph and Mary Walentawlo Aleo uae of the' Fellowship of Prayer Albert Pearson. will attend toe morning service. Berlin Nazis, angered by Schusch- Tha funeral of Mrs. Emma Es- have transferred MoCabe place good. If you have attended this ser- Mr. Dibble served as cook aboard Dr. Cross has chosen for his sub- than saying toe obvious and gas sweeping changes and consolidations ntgg’s Parliamentary speech of in- question. But when it came to the BOWMAN’S SWING BAND books which will be distributed The Week 7.00 p. m.. Dean Walter H. Gray of vice before you will want to go GOSPEL HALI. boats when the Connecycut river ject “Holding toe World Together ’’ In existing ageneiee. telle Nemeth. 85, wife of Joseph _^neral mobilisation bill, speakers realty ,■> William F. Jolmson acedrd- through the parish. Monday. 3:45, Jtmlor Choir. Mra, 415 O n te r Street. '1 don't remember” he saya dependence Thuraday night, are Nemeth was held this afternoon ing to a warrantee deed filed late FRIDAY AND SAT. NIOHTC Christ Chuiich Cathedral, Hartford again. If you have never attended, was filled with craft plying be- Rev. William 1. Wallace wiU preMde sort of environment does not isv And Ton’ll Be Even Better Pleased At the Economy At Among the opponents of the urging his ouster. 'rose to denounce It as “high trea- Paul Mozley, leader, will preach- now is a good time to go. tween New York and ^ s to n and during the aervlce and toe invoca- measure are Senators Whseler (D., from the Ladd Funeral Home, Ell- son against the state." yeeUrday at the town clerk’s office. No Minimum 88e Oevar Monday, 8:30, (hib Pack. Charles 10:30—Breaking of Bread. nostgaUa.” Taking another tack, Fuehrer ington avenue, this city at two 3tev. Elmer L. Olson, pastor of other ports along toe const. Ho tion wUl be by Rev. E. G. t.n«ir of In toe cast toe Gi^d pr Mont.), Burke (D., Neb.). Byrd (D.. Hitler's newipaper, the Voclklecher Government speakers declared the TUB SALVATION ARMY Lynn, leader. toe First Lutheran church of New 12:15—Sunday school. bemoans the passing of this import- Va.). and Bailey (D, N. C.), who all o'clock. Rev. Valentine Alison, bill was necessary purely for China WnxiMANTIO Afljt. and Mrs. George Anscombe Tuesday, 7:00, Choir rehearsal. SOUTH CHURCH 7:00—Gospel meeting. toe Church of toe Nazarene. The Lsslle Banks, who is a very _ Bcobachter, charged editorially t^nt pastor ' of the Tolland Federated Methodist Episcopal Brltato will speak at our next Broto- ant branch of coastwise commerce. scripture read.ng wlU be by Rev. had major parU In the defeat last Ruosia was “the defender of Austffan incident purposes. Cabinet speak- Tuesday, 8:00, Professional Wo- e r ^ d , Tuesday evening, March 8 7:45, Thesday—Prayer meeting. Nowndavs,’’ said Mr. Dibble, “all lent English actor playing toe 7 G^S. $1.00 srear of Mr. Rooeevelt's court reor- church officiated. Burial waa in ers said they hoped the Diet's men. Robbins room. Musical eve- Earl E. Story. D.D., Minister ■ Choirs— «45, Friday—Bible study. A S, Kline of toe Bolton Cong reg a- ator from New Mexico, independence,” and aileged “impu- grove Hill cemetery. Week-end Meetings of toe trade goes by trucks which ttonal church. ganisation bill dent Soviet Interfeiance In Gemian ''patriotism" would sanction ths SATURDAY NIGHT Saturday—Open atr meeUng at ning lii charge of Miss A^arion Wash- Monday, 7:30—Beethoven. roar through toe towns at night Cook la his usual excellent Neither Senate nor Houae was In internal offalra." ' Mrs. Nemeth was born in Hun- bill's passags. bum. Hostesses: Miss Emily Gove, 10:45 a. m.—Morning worship and Tuesday, 6:15—Juniors. Dr. Croea sarved twelve years as sauve sett and Claudia Moigi A Hl-Teat G u Equal Td Any of Them! gary on April 11, 1854, the daugh- SUNDAY ONLY 7:30, and Praise meeting Inside at Miss Florence Hopkins. killing off ail of toe old people who session today. Several committees, This led to speculation in sonio Members of the Diet based their CLUB PARADISE 8 p. m. The last section of the sermon. Subject: "Defying the Thursday, 7:8(V—G Oef KRlAH TO CONTINUE happen to be on toe highway.” paator of the Union Oongregatlonal toe girl over whom there was . however, were busy. Berlin quarters that HItlet might be ter of Samuel and Susan Belcigh opposition strategy on the conten- Wllliraantle Wednesday, 2:30, Women's Fed- World,” Dr. Story preaching. Musi- Friday, 7:30—Seniors. church, Rlchmohd HIU, Long island contention. Best Prices In Estelle and had been a resident of THE NEW "Life of Christ” in pictures will be eration. Work meeting. Group 7, cal program. TTielr one ambition Is to live six planning stepa to “protect" German tion that the bill violates Article 31 •NUFF SAID! given by Adjutant Anscombe. Saturday, 9:00—Boys years longer and to celebrate their and waa appointed pastor of First The acting {wrformanca of Tolland for .18 years. She leaves Mra. Elizabeth McIntosh, leader, will Prelude: "Invocation”-Callacrta. 10:00—Girls. Cburch of Christ, Congregational, evening, however, is (Critio-Actor Town On speaking Austria from Bolshevism. her hu.sband, one daughter, Mrs. of the Constitution, which directly 8 ACTS OF PROFF,S8IONAL Sunday: act as hostess. SERVICING RADIOS diamond anniversary. CHAMBERLAIN QUOLs It Is known that one German aim names the Bmiwror and says bis VAUDEVILLE CIRCLE Company meeting at 9:30 a. m. Anthem; "Thou Who On the Mr. and Mra. Dibble have three Springfield, September 1 , 1937. For (Commentator WoollcotL He in the projected four-power pacts .Stephen Nagy; four grandchildren Friday, 2:30, World’s Day of Pray, Wondrous Journey”—Prout. and five great grandchildren. powers shall not be superseded. Direct From Broadway! Holiness meeting at 11:00 a. ra. er Service. South Methodist church. William Kmii I '*6><8hters, Mrs. Robert Nortonin of five years he has served aa chairman peered excellent in “Brief Monk ta to break up France’s alliance with They preclleted tlio government A TRIPLE HIT Anthem: "Now Behold, O Lord, CONCORDIA LUTHERAN his partnertoto Hartford. Mrs. John BrSoks of the National Commlaalon on but waa brief in that perfor OPPOSITION; PROCEEDS Russia, by which the one la pledged The funeral of Mrs. Mary New- E^-ery Act An Outstanding Subject: **rhe Green-eyed Monster.” Friday. 6:00, Troop I, Girl Scouts; Look Thou On My Affliction”—Gou- Garden and Winter Streets Batteries man, 77, wife of Frank Newman of would “pull ths bill's teeth” and Feature! SHOW! Itospttal visitation at 2:00 p. m. Miss Emily Smith, captain. of Pottorto^ * 5!" r ' V“»e.v and Miss Annie Evangelism and Devotional Life But, in “Wine of Choice” Woollooti^ to defend the other In event of at- then resubmit it. In case of an un- HIT NO. 1 nod. K. Richter, Pastor. or Potterton A Kroh, local radio | Dibble and several grand and great of toe (Congregational Cbriatlan baa ]>erfected hlmaelf into be tack by a third European power. Tolland will be held from her home Music by Pralae meeting at 3:00 p. m,- Friday,______8:30,____ Troop 7, Girl Scouts WITH PEACE BARGAINS on Sunday afternoon at two o'clock. breakiible dc.adlock, the Cabinet Union service at South Methodist I Mlaa Jessie Hewitt, Captain, Postlude: “March”—Callacrta. Churches and for two years |>erfect actor and playa his and Austrian Naals, meanwhils, are may dissoivs the Diet or the (Cabi- Stiver Bhythm Orchestra 9:30 a. m.—Church school with 8:50 a. m., Sunday school and Bible Rev. Valentino Allison, pastor of An Action-Packed Drama church at 7:30 p. m. Friday. 8:00, Adult C3iolr re- classes. Alfred Lange, superintend- minute service whon Brooka lUid Miss been President of toe Board of which, is a long one, with the i furious with the turn of events. net Itself may resign. No Minimum! 25c Cover Charge. That Will Grip Yon With The Week hearsal. Mias Marion Washburn, classes for all. street ^ Delmont | Dibble at the old Dibble home. Home Miaaloni. of toe Congrega- once pf a veteran. Most dra (Oonttooed tram Page One) Naal political prisoners won amnesty the Tolland Federated church will 10:45 a. m.—Church school nurs- officiate and burial wlU be In the U. S. Ia Dragged' In Its Power! Monday—Boy Scouts will' meet at leader. 10 a. m., English service with cele- Potterton & Krah started business tional Christian Churches of toe critics out front were ostot snd Nasi inclined ministers now are Diet dissolution was cbnaidarsd T p. m. Saturday, 9:30, Troop m . Boy ery. United States. Woollcott, who had spoke so __ Armstrong most sinesrely wish thsm suc- In ths Austrian Cabinet, but the North Yard cemetery. bration of Holy Communion. Prepa- six and one>half years a^o on Depot Mrs. Newman waa born on Sep- unlikely, however, since the Diet Tuesday—Band of Love meeUng Seout*- , Ernest Irwin 6:00 p. m.—Epworth League. Dla- ratory services will begin at Square and for the last four and He waa a delegate last summer bitter words about bad acton in i cess. . . .” party still Is illegal in Austria and holds power over the budget and “WHAT cussion: “Great Men of February,” 9-45 Schuschnlgg's lnde| endence stand tember 23, 1860, the daughter dV at 4 p. ra,; Corps Cadet classes and _ Notes a. m. one-half years have been located at Overnight News from toe (CongregsUonal Churchea days when he was critic for the i With Eden out of the way there the late Mr. and Mrs. Albert South- supplementary military estimates Girt Guard meeUng at 7pm- Woodruff will begin his Pas- 7:30 p. m.—Union service of toe Il!l5 a. in., German sei^lce the Center. New York World, walked on TIRES diminished the chances of a Con- hae roused new dissatisfaction. PRICE Protestant churches of Manchester, of toe United States at toe While the majority of Austrian wick of Mansfield. She had been have not yet been passed. Should Band pracUce at 7:30 p. m.; Cottage Confirmation Claaa on Sunday Midweek Lenten Services Mr. Krah's radio experience dates Ecumenical CauncU on Life and Theater Guild stage and pn servative party split. The opposi- a resident of Tolland for 58 years. the Diet be dissolved, the previous IN MONTH^j.. prayer meeting at 7:30 p. m.. at toe ®-30. In South church. Sermon by toe Wednesday. 6:30 p. m.. German back to toe days before broadcast- Of Connecticut hlmaelf com{>eteDt actor and . See Van and Save Money! tion lacked a aufficlent Parliamen- political sympathy appears to be VENGENCE^' I Rev. Edward W. Cro®), D.D., of Work MeeUng at Oxford, England, a for Independence, the Nazis are Irked She was well known In Rockville year's estimates would remain in PROBABLY NOT IN With I home of Mra. William McCabe, 113 The Lenten InsUtute will begin serv ee and at 7:30 p. m.. English ing. when there were only code sig- (By AasnclatMl Press) and at the Ecumenical Council on role not particularly suited to tary majority to be effective now. smd planning widespread demnnstra- and was a Gold Star Mother, being effect. Ruaaell atreet. March 8. Meetings every Sunday Springfield, Maas. Special music by service. nals to be heard on the air. He peraonaUy. Very Ukely it p r and the path was cleared for Cham- The United States, curiously A W H O L E YEAR LYLE TALBOT I evening at 7 o’clock. toe united choir. i Faith and Order meeUng fn Bkltn- tlona this week-end. a member of-the American Legion WILL SUCH A COMBINATION OF Wednesday—Home League meet- The Week constructed his first radio receiving burg, Scotland. ooraetoing about that theory of i - RANGE OIL - berlain to proceed toward a eoluUon enough, was dragged into the Diet The next meeting and get-together The Week set while still in High school and By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The demonstrations may be a test Auxiliary. She leaves her husband, TOP NOTCH HITS BE PLACED ing a t 2 p. m.; Y. P. Legion at 7:30 A P- ">•’ Ladi“ ’ Putnam.—Brig. Gen. James A. bltea dog. Anyway, this dram of Bngllsh-ttallan troubles. of strength between Schuschnigg two daughters, Mrs. Gertrude Gof- controversy. Pro-government news- ( p. m., musical program by toe for men on Wednesday evening, Monday—6:30, Cub Pack; 6:30, Aid will meet. wrote the first radio column for The This aoIuUoo was expected then papers splashed the American l O G L IH L K ON ONE ^ wendybarrieI March 9. Save toe date. Girl Scouta; 7:30, Mothers Oub; Herald in 1921 and 1922. Haggerty of New Haven, command- OHABITY SUNDAY critic won nice words aa an actor,' and the Nazi opposition. frey of Hartford and Mrs. Mabel SHOW SUCH AS THIS Swedish girls’ quartet of New Brit- The Church Board will hold its ing officer of the 85th Infantry It is a good play, but not on Morgansoo of Tolland; one son. H o u m comiriittec's approval o f Meeting in charge of Major 8:00, Epworth Circle with Miss Mae montoly meeting. Wednesday after Mr. Krah spent three years iln the Brigade, C. N. G., was reported se- measure to give the President wide RADIO’SHIT GREATEST NO 3 WaddeU. the close of the services. Marine Corps Institute of toe United The Sunday before Lent has from with that champagne tang that i SERVICE George Newman of Rockville: four - SINGING COWBOY Charles Frederickaon. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE riously III in toe Day-Klmball hos- ancient Umes been considered as has come to associate with grandchildren and one great grand- powers In wartime. B.anner lines I Your New Western Tiysday—2:30 p. ra.. W. C. T, U.; Fridav at a p. m.. the Young Peo- States Marine Corps in Washington, pital here of a respiratory infection. child. said, “America passed general mob- 2?**™**^—Open air n^U h g at Rev. E. O. Losk, Minister 00 p. m.. Brownies; 7:00 p. m.. ple s society wUl meet. D. C.. and was discharged as ser- "Charity Sunday." With this man’s past plays. But, It is I F a v o r i t e ! 7:30, and Salvation meeUng at 8 The resident engineer of toe PWA ing and sophisticated and that STATION Play Postponed Oaroe. ilization law.” p. in. Boy Scouts; 7:30 p. m., Ceclllan geant In 1925. He worked three here, Gen. Haggerty has headquar- thought in mind, the muaic at toe VAR’S Manchoukuo passed a general SMITH BALLEW Sunday:* club; 8:00 p. m.. Men’s years for McCoy’s In Hartford as South Methodist Church for tomor- toe Behrman Idea. And be hopi The Ellington A. C. basketball Bowling ZION LUTHERAN ters at the Putnam Inn. 426 Hartford Road TeL 3866 DINE AND DANCE j In ZANE GBEY’S Friday—World Day of Prayer at 9:00 a. m.—Morning Prayer. League at toe Y. service man and two years os Inde- rom is baaed on toe Biblical phrase that ia the audience's vlewpoinL I team will play the Middletown Com- mobilization bill but news of this the South Methodist church at 2:30 9:30 a. m.—Church Bible school. Rev. H. F. R. Stecliholz, Pastor Hartford. — The StaU Public eU this evening in the Ellington action was given only secondary p. ra. Holiness meeUng in our hall Wednesday—2;00 p. m. Willing pendent service man in Manchester Health Council Issued a regulation of “Fatto, Hope, and (Charity.” Since IN THE MODERNIZED OAK GRILL town hail. This is the game which prominence. Classes for all ages. Workers group; 7:30 p. prior to opening the radio store at the passage from the Old Testa- “ROLL at 7:80 p. m. Songster practice at 10:45 a. m.—Momlog Worship m., Mid- Qulnquagesima Sunday. governing outdoor bathing places The moon la accomiMml'ed by Join Ihe Happy Thronsr Toni);ht was originally planned for Thurs- Four members of the Diet visited 7:30 p. m. week service: 8:30 p. m. Official Church School at 8:30 a.'m. Depot Square in 1931. made by damming brooks and re- ment In regard to the deatrucUon ilay evening. Home Mlnlater Suetsuga and hand- and sermon by the paator—subject Board. • new shop at Delmont street and the lament over toe foil of shadow which averages 232,(X For the Best Evening You’ve Ever Had ALONG Note ' Seizing OpportuniUes”. Service In German at 9:30 a. m. will be ready for business March 1. quiring that the location of such miles in length. Sometimes UUd'i Birth. ed him a statement demanding pro- .On Sunday. March 6, we will Thursday—7:30 p. m.. Senior boys Text of sermon: Matth. 16, 21_27 ponds must be approved by the local Jerusalem was often read In tola Mr. arid Mrs. Ferdinand Eckhardt SUN. 8:30 p. m.—Service omitted. gym; 7:30 p. m.. Teachers study Mr. Krah wUl specialize in precision health officer. connection, the offertory anthem la shadow touches toe earth, os the ': EXCELLENT FOOD tection. They declared their "free- and tMve aa our special apeaker. Colonel 7:30 p. m.—We will Join In the pem e: Durchs Kreuz zur Krone! work on hljfh fidelity radios as well moon passes between ua and th e ' of West road are the parents of a dom of will" had been threatened COWBOT“ John Allan of New York a ty . class. 1. Das war Jesu Wcg. 2, Auch uns New Haven.—Federal Judge Car- taken from tho motet “GaUla” by ~ TONIGHT — Quality Wines — Liquors and Beer daughter born at the Rockville CRy MON. With Union meeUng at toe South Metho- aa general repair work on all kinds Charles Ckmnod, sun, and then we toave a solar by the turbulent Tokyo situation. lEFCwo-'iS** CECILIA PABKEB dist church. There wlll.be no ser- Friday—2:30 p. m.. World Day of 1st er vorgezelchnet. 3, Ihn zu of radios. roll C. Hincks gave trustees of toe eclipse. ENJOY YOURSELF AT REYMANDER’S so OAK STREET hospital on Friday. Mrs. Eck- Demand Order Prayer; 7:30 p. m., W. F. M. S. with New Haven railroad permission to hardt is the former Miss Helen vice at thla church. ROAST CHICKEN SPAGHETTI AND CHICKEN We Cater To Banquets. They aaked the government to HIT NO. 8 CHW8T1AN SCIENCE SERVICES The Week: Miss Hattie Strickland. sell to G. Fox St Company land at <4 OAK GRILL Tel. 8894 Mantak, daughter of Mr. and Mra. maintain peace and order during de- Snaday. Feb. 87 Monday a t 7:00 p. m.—Junior /S aturday—6:45 p. m.. Choir re- .Weekly Sonday School I f sou _ Morgan and Market streets, Hart- Michael J. Mantak of North Park bates on the general mobilisation CHARLIE MoOARTHY hearsal ford. for 860,000. street. Mission Band will meet. -- RAVIOLI bill. EDGAR BERGEN "Christ Jesus” will b< toe subject Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.—Mld Notaa Hartford.—Health Commissioner And All Our Usual Good Things To Eat WlU Visit Stafford Springs. Recalling raids on headquarters of the Lesson-Sermon. week Prayer MeeUng. The World Day of Prayer is a Stanley H. Osbom announced that Arthur Bateman, Deputy Noble of two major political parties on “ALL AMERICAN The (Solden Text ia from n (jorin- Friday at 7:30 p. m. — Special union service trader too ausploea of Measuring A Man’s Worth MIsa Mary F. Champlln, director of RUPPERTS AND HANLEY’S ON TAP Grand, I. O. O. F., of this district February 18, they asserted ’Tokyo toe Women’s Missionary societies of social service at New Haven hos- and hia staff have been invited to DRAWBACK” thiana 4:5: ”We preach not our- Prayer Service in observance of pital, had been appointed medical U nio n is In a state which threatens to de- but Christ Jesus toe Lord; World Day of Prayer by Church of toe several churches. The local By WILLIAM E. GOLROY, D.D, A.tola or to derive any particular attend a social time to be g^ven by prive Diet members of their free- meeting this year wriU be held next Editor of Advance social worker for the crippled chil- RETMANDER'8 TAVERN Wanseon Lodge, I. O. O. F„ No. 32 Tfanea'Tt and ourselves your servants for the Nazarene. Evangelist R, J ^chlng for it in modern terms. dren’s program of toe State Health .’I S Oak Street Chas. Keymander, Prop. dom of will while the Diet is in se “LADY BEHAVii” Jesua’ sake.” Smeltzer, who la to conduct a re- Friday afternoon at 2:30 o’clock in What is toe measure of a man’s ^*7® *■' course, toe reflection of Stafford Springs this evening, Sion.” toe South church. It is an open Department. and a number of the msmberz from •TT5XAS TRAn,” Bible readings include toe follow- vival campaign beginning Sunday, worth Is he worth more than a ' Qadarenes who were rals- Berlin.—A preliminary meeting (At the Ume of the raids on tha Episode No. 7, “Radla PatreT ing paasagea from Matthew 11:3-6: March 6, will have charge of tola meeting and all toe wdmen of toe sheep, or is he worth more toon a ing the hogs would net, according to Protestant Service this city with their wives are plan- Selyukal and Mlnaeito party head- prayer meeting. town are Invited. Mrs. Paul Ferris will be held here Monday night in ning to atteqd the event “Now when J<*n had beard In toe hog? Thla is the question that very their own religious ideas, eat too M attempt to organize "amaU at the Fair to Conclude. * quarters it waa alleged tha inva- prison toe works of Christ, he sent has been selected aa to: leader. definitely ia raised in our lesson, flesh of these pigs themselves, but businessmen" of Connecticut. How- The annual fair of the Rockville sions were attempts at coercion to two of hia disclplea. And said unto which seta before ua one of toe were raising them to sell to toe Gen- a rt L. Barney of Worthington Ridge, facilitate passage of the moblUsa- 8EOOND OONOREGA’nONAL strangest stories In the entire Bible. tiles. fire department will conclude this him. Art thou he that ahould come, Rev. Ferris E. Reynoltto,, Ph. D. EMANUEL LUTHERAN who attended toe small businessmen Uon measure.) We are told that when Jesus came conference In Washington, ia or- evening in the town hail. The en- The four Diet membera said the SHOW ruCE If NEW EH8UNI or do we look for another? Jesus K. E. Erickson, Pastor The real point, however, ia that SOUTH METHODIST tertainment program will include aiufwered and said unto them. Go to the other side of toe Sea of Gali- ganizing toe gathering. ■ Standard American home minister ought to exercise Morning Worship a t 10:45 con- lee In toe country of toe Geraaenes those who lost their swine were so Harold Tomlin, a novelty 1a imita- imd *ow John again those things ducted by the young people of the Sunday School and Bible aa.ssea Meriden.—Hal P. Shearer, presi- tions and a new idea oalled Sym- more rigid control. Suetsuga as- I at 9:30. or Gadarenea, and when He had come much stirred up over their loss that dent of toe Connecticut Telephone CHURCH sured them he would do: everything which ye do hearK------and------see; Tho blind1 Richard Smith wSl preside. out of the boat. He waa met by a they Immediately asked Jesus to and Electric Corp., announced he I Encyclopedia YOirLL FIND THEM ALL phoneys in Silks; also Ann Rey- STATE recalve their eight, and the lame Dorothy Post, F/dto StevensM, and Holy Communion at 10:46. leave their community. They valued nolds, singer of popular aonga. Mu- poaslble. HARTFORD We are aU Invtted to attend the man “with an imclean aplrit,” or aa had purchased controlling interest The members said groups of per- walk, the lepera are cleanaed, and Elsie Newcomb will give brief talks we should say today, on insane their swine far more than seeing a AT THIS POPULAR aic for the dancing thla evening will Community church service at toe fellow mortal, who had been toe ■vic- in ths Halson Radio Manufacturing be furnished by Max Kabrick’s or- sona were demanding pm onal in- the deaf hear, toe dead are raised on toe theme: “Religion and Our South Methodist church Sunday eve- man. who had hia dwelling In toe Company and waa moving the con' Sunday, February 27 I Volume-a-Week terviews with Diet members oppoa- up, and toe poor have the gospel Time”. Other parts wUl be taken tombs. We have toe description of a tim of terrible insanity, now sane EATING PLACE chestra. 3DiyiBcg^SUNDAYFek27 ning at 7:30. Dr. Edward W. Cross and clothed in his right mind. cem from Norwalk lo this city. He AT 7:30 SPECIAL CONCESSION Men’s N ig h t tng the mobtlisaUon bill. preached to them. And blessed la by Stuart Wolcott, June Yeomans of Springfield will preach and. toe |x>or demented feUow whose tnranity said 16 men would be brought here he, whosoever ahall not be offendeo and Harry K. Billot. Special muaic moved him to such violence that There is where the real quesUon from Norwalk. ’The Rockville Emblem club will united choirs under toe direcUon of comes in concerning the worth of a Speaker: COUPON Treat Tonrself — and the Family hold a “gent’s" night this evening GREAT ACTS In me.” by the Girl's Chorus under -Yhe di- G. Albert Pearson wlU sing. Come bonds and fetters failed to hold him Middletown.—Sir Herbert Ames, O Correlative reading from the rection of Geraldine Tenney. Always, night and day, he was cry- man. The topic for young people Often to the Healthful, Satisfying , at the Elks Home. Members of and bring toe famUy. Let’s flU toe and adults In this lesson la “Putting onetime financial director of the DR. EDWARD W. CROSS This coopoa (with flva otbera the Emblem club with their bua- SHIPYARDS NEEDED jStrietlan Science textbook. "Science Prelude—Allegretto ...... KJeriilf church and help make this a very ing out in the tombs, and cuttlnx league of Nations secretariat, told Foods At the Princess. ^nd...... himself with stones. ^ People Before Profit." It is a sig- of the eoosecatlvely numbered. • la bande.'or friends, and memben of BIG O T II to^ealth with Key to too Script I I^d.Jones inspiring service. nificant and vital topic for our mod- Wesleyan Unlveriaty students that an. clipped from The Evening the Elks will attend the event. A [il«" by Mar^r Baker Eddy, Uiclu* Offertory—Take Up Thy Cross .. Next Wednesday la Ash Wednes- With that strange insight or per- Hitler could realize his alma for First Congregational Church ot Springfield. Herald) eoUtlee the bolder to FOR BIGGER NAVY .. i ••••••••»«••«. I. j^ ck Jd V ern world. If we could really put Germany by a peaceful program of Pine Wines, Liquors and Beers dinner will be served at eleven VAUDEVILLE the foUowtng from page 131: 26-30: day. versity that sometimes affects toe iwople before profit, what improve- ONE VOLUME of the cUnd- o'clock. The following committee ------PLUS------"The miaalon of Jeeiia confirmed Postlude—Marcel ...... Godaid Lenten Quiet Hours every Wed- insane in our own Ume, he cried specific settlements and that Great Subject “Holding the World Together” ard Americaa Encyclopedia The Sunday Schedule ments in society would be possible! Britain, at the end of Its rearmament SPECIAL SUNDAY DINNERS is In charge, general chairman, Mra (OoatteiMd frmn Page Oae) prophecy, and explained toe so-called nesday from 7:15 to 8:00 through- out against Jesus, calling Him toe One would not suggest that toe when presented at The Mary Graziadio of Manchester; or- Everyman’s Class at 9:15. Son of toe Most High God, but ad- program, would assure world peace Herald Offkw. with the Screen Attractions miracles of oltto time as natural Church School at 9:30. out L,ent beginning next Wednesday. profit motive is always wrong, but The combined choirs of the churches will Trsat the Family To a Dinner Out chestra, Mrs. Nellie Hunt; tickets, end the department’s taatimony. demonstraUona ot toe divine power, A few minutes spent in toe House juring Him not to torment him. when toe profit motive is weighed by maintaining toe balance of power special paretaase price Mra Mary Coleman; reaervationa, The chairman aald Glenn L, Mar- Nursery at 10:45. of God In toe middle of toe week's Jesus commanded toe unclean abroad. render anthems under the leadership of •144 cento. —They’D All Appreciate It. demonstraUons which were not un- Union evening service at toe against Injusttre and harm to hu- Greenwich.—EdwartU. Ives, man- Mra Celia Rejmolds; tables, Mra tin, BaiUmore aircraft manufactur- |C0MIH8 WEDNESDAY. MAICN M derstood. Jesua'. works establiohed work and acUvity will prove restful spirit to come out of him. There are man life, or when It Is sufficient to Mae Chapman; reception. Mra Mary er, would testify on Monday —the South Methodist church at 7:30. and refreshing. “Come ye apart and superaUtioua incidents ager of toe estate of toe late Percy G. Albert Pearson hlA claim to toe Mtrtizhshlp " Rev. Edward W. Cross, minister of pre'vent proper provisions for pro- Rockefeller Ijere, revealed that toe Dsnaher, Mra Mahf &rown. Mra Igat witneia to be heard. ON STAGE — IN PERSON rest awhUe.” AU are invtted to at- of too atory that it la difficult to un- tecting and improving human life, Music by the United Choirs—SUigine ; Margaret Reevts, Mra Josephine “I hope to get the committee to toe First CongregsUonal church, derstand or fit in with toe acientlflc nephew of toe oil magnate, because (Da Luxe Edition Princess Restaurant THE FAMOUS SONC WRITEII Springfield, Mass., wiU be toe guest tend all Sunday and mid-week then toe profit motive is inhuman, of his dread of earthquakes, had Johnston, Mra. Mary. Keeney, Mra Mprove the bill not later than aaxt ST. JOHN’S POUSH CHURCH, Lenten Services. conceptions of insanity today. We antl-soclal, and ungodly. It la a ...... ••...... '..shc.r Price Par Volume Maud Foley, Mra Fannie Levitt Wednesday,” 'VlnaoD said, “and I st a t e STAGE - SCREEN sad RADIO STAR preacher. Muaic by toe combined Iwve too pictuK of the unclean apir- 81,000,000 earthquake insurance on I *Tlie healthy place to eat and drink” "^MANCHBSTER^* Oolway Street choirs. The Board of Administration wlU very real question, this: Bow much hia mansion which had three-foot 69Ccnta) Main Street At Pearl Street Mra NeUis Pelser, Mra UUdred intand to aak tha Houae leadership Re\-. Joeeph ZIefaa. meet after toe Quiet Hour Wednes- ita beseeching Jesua that He wo^d better ia a man than a sheep? or “Benediction” ...... Burns snd Mra May McVeigh. to lot it ooma up for debato as soon The Week day evening. not send them away out of toe coun- walls to withstand temblors. The END TODAY: Monday at 7:00—Boy Scoute tr ^ and of Uielr entering into a great how much greater is the health and house will be razed shortly. G. Albert Pearson. di;;;tor:...... Snsdsy Bsniees. as the tax UU is out of tho way. **rHE BCOCANEEB” PINKY TOMLIN 8:80—Mass, St. C>ciUa choir re- The Doitma Society will meet In sanity of a human being than a herd At the EfiUngton Oongngatioasl That should bring it to the House hearaal Tuesday at 7:30—The Men’s 509 toe church vestry Wednesday after herd of swine feeding on the moun- of boga New Haven.—The Yale swimming Clifton C, Brainerd, organist.! church on Sundsy, the young peo- floor by the seooM week ia March.” PL1T8..’’Xka Lady Fights Back” AND DREAT VAUDEVI LU U M f Club WlU meet at toe home of the Quiet Hour. t s aide, which immediately ran team conquered Dartmouth by a lOfBO—Maae and sermon. Lutnla Harry Rylander, 36 Haynea atreet. down a ateep place Into the oea. and Unfortunately ’too many modem score of 46 to 29. while the EH rwH *ptr rehearaaL . .. Wednesday a t 3:00—The j^onen's A program enUMed "The Old, Old were drow n^ communlUee anewer toe question. In wreatlers beat Columbia 18 to 8. The , A Pre>Lent$n Service for All Btoiy’ WiU Da preasnUd at Uwj It la frankly dlfflcult to effOct if not in profeation, as did squash f^ueU team defeated tbeoe Gadarenea, to " ' CSiristiani MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26,198S MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN„ SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26,1988 PAGB n vi mites and rata are finding fault, Caesar. H iey fared forth . on *^Grandma— W hat Bigr Eyes Yoa H avel” 1* 4Um rIff«trr somehow or other, with tbs opera* c h a rM and uagueeeed seas. Tliey TO ASK TOWN COUNSEL Blast Strips Livings Room ••Plaster tloo of the governor’s pet law. It fdiught under leaders whose Ian W hat It MedSis: PEDDLER SOUGHT Named to Council ‘C o m i n g C f m U i doss not extend so far as the identi- guage they did not know, for kings HONORARY GRi ty o f the rats and termites, nor whoee names they oould not have ruBLuam} bt thk tU> PaiNTlNO COMPANT, INC what they are saying about the. tw spoken. They found comfort In Smashing The Atom ABOUT RENT SITUATION FOLLOWINC THEFT II BImU StrMI FORANTFGODSii KmoobMtMr, Conn. organization; not even far enougb the campfire and unease at the fire- raOMAB rBROOBOti to let us a ll know why a person side. QontrnI Manncar There has beea so im tBlk^tbat run up to fifteen MOUa volte Expect Judge Hyde To Dis- & >’onnd*d Ootobar 1, 1111 neoeasarlly becomes a rat or a ter- They may be neurotic, they may about sawshing the atom and we each. These art the particles thst ST. M A R n LENTEN Joseph Piantaidda Reports be a Uttle mad. But they are as come from cosmic rays. They, too, -J bad Baarf Bxaapt mite when he does not ecoept at have skimmed through so many Committee Selected hi stories telling the ways and means, can be seen in eknid chambers. cost Collections With Se- dan and Bolldara Bnlarad at tba quite the governor's valutlon the they are and they can no more help ■ -It- '-1^^' t Oiriea at Manabaatar, Conn, aa that we asked the A P Sclenoe Ed- They, too, are only the old famiUar r _ laws of which the governor ie eo It than the leopard can help Its Money And Watches Miss- CUaa Mall HmUtt. itor at last to ten os what It was all pieces of atoms. SERVICES NAMED nectioD WiA Propafurie fond end so proud. ^ts. lectmen At Thdr Meeting BUBSCRIPTION RATES about. Here Is hie tadd esplaaa- ing After Man’s Visit. Taar by Man ...... |«.«a The enlightenment, in fact. Is And secretly the primmest and Just An Arrsngiaiirat MonU by Mall .10 thrown wholly on the fact that most standardized and most law The simUarity of aU thsBS par- Monday ETening — Want rta Copy ...... >.f SI ticles waa the first grsBt answer Rev. J. Stuart NeiO An- iiyarad Ona T a a r...... Il.do there Is criticism and propaganda, abiding of us have for them more By HOWARD W. BLAKESLEB Associated Pieea Sclenoe Editor to what It means to smash an atom. 'Jheft o f 120 In bUle, a Waltham "M'jluotm'mii or tbb AmociATCD which seems to ns to have been a of admiration than we would dare AU known substances, when U air To Place Responsibility.. watch and a Hamilton watch waa The comm:ttee from St. Hot^' FREM discovery of the governor himself. admit, even to ourselves. What does It mean to smash an atoms were emashed, proved to be I nounces Program For The reported to police lost night by Jo- Circle, Daughters of isa^ " ' TSa Adaoalatad Praaa M aaMoaivaly aeph Piantanida of 150 Maple street. datltlad la tba aaa of rapnblleatlon For our part we didn't even know And very eapecially when we feel atom? made of exactly the same funda- bella, arranging for the ahowuBr • f all naira diapaiabaa araditad to |i mental particles. Plantanida told police that he eua- re on Monday night to High there was any propaganda against that the under dog Is the better dog. It means opening a reservoir con- Certainty that Town Counael WII- Coming Lenten Season. pecta a houae^to-houae p<^dler as aat othanrlaa araditad in Ibia This showed the imiverse really school ball of the Antt-Qod exhibit & ar aad alaa tba looal naira pnb- the reorganization set-up either In Happy landing, Schmidt! taining 09 per cent of all the matter A S. Hjrde.win be called before the person who took the missing ad karala to constructed of a few (to datb" H of some 2,600 pieces of uteratoro the Board of Selectmen at Its Mon- Items. According to the report, the . Bll rtsbta al rapabtlaatlona of course of circulation or In contem- in the universe. only four are known) fundamental Rev. -J. Stuart Neill, rector of at. secured In Lie United States, Mexi- dpoalal diapaiabaa barain aro alao ro> peddler, who to described as being plation. Nor any attempt to under- CHAIRMAN LAND It means something you can see particles. Gold differs from oKygsn, day meeting grew today when It Mary’s Episcopal ehurch today an- a short, red-faced man, hea appear^ co. Soviet Russia, Germany aiitf mins it. riy or otherwise. We nev- with your own eyes. or any other substance,' only in the was learned that Mr. Hyde to to be nounced the church program during ed at several homes In the Maple Spain, all propaganda agMnst tlodi . Fall aoralea attani of N. ■. A Sarv> It may seem odd to some that the Atoms smash when they are hit arrangement of the partldcs form- questioned concerning the progress and religion, iiave named represen- • er heard anything about It. We the L ^ te n season. Rev. Neill will slbeel eectlon, and, falling to secure fOO ina.______President has named a man who by the right kind of projectiles, ing Its atoms. he has made In collecting the town’s conduct the service Ash Wednes- response to a rap on the door, he tatlvea from religious, civic, ft* - '' never have seen any of It. in feet ^ t h ths projectile and the explo- ' Sfambar Amarlaao Nairapapar Pab* balls from dustily stid Laramie, Next It was found that smashing accounts receivable. Judge Hyde, day evening In St. James Episcopal hae walked Into the houses. In ternal, proiessinnal and Jbustosqil tISbara Aaaoalatlon we bed aaaumed that moat of the sion can be seen in trails o f vapor the atom meant breaking its nu- who has been 'vacationing in the church, Glastonbury. ' the Plantanida case. It waa said that life In Manchester to art as oo Wyo., to be chairman of the United Inside a cloud chamber—an air- mutb, will return tomorrow to find the complainant's father was In the •Mlaharp BapraOaatallaaa: Tba people In the state—many o f whom cleus, or center. In this center to On March 6 the Order of DeMolay honorary presidents rad vice presA* States Maritime Commission. tight tank containing moisture un- the Board of Selectmen sorely cellar, and heard a man walking Hathaira Spaalal Ataney—Naw long age, before the acts were 99 per cent of all the atom's weight. will attend the service In St. Mary’s denU at the exhibit. Cbtaafo. Oatrolt aad Boaioa. The friends who know ptpe- der expansion. Man's chemistry and all hls other pressed by the back rente and out- church In a body. about upstairs, but thought that It The admlssiuii to the exhlML adopted, expressed the belief thst waa one of the family. On coming smoklng, cleft-cblnned, gray-eyed In 1919 the late Lord Rutherford inventions never had touched any- standing accounts situation which Following Is the order of services which, win also Include a lecture By ^ BinlEAO Sr some of the reorganization stuff haa been brought to a head during for Lent: upataire, the father found the anom discovered the first proJectUea aad thing but the exteriors of atoms, -Photo by Gualtieri Studio Rev. Paul B. V. ard, C. 8. P.. a native liSessr Emory S. Land aren’t particularly taw the first smash. The projec- hls absence. ---- kitchen door open, and the peddler looked pretty crazy to them— were the superficial one per oent of thdr Wednesdays at 7:80 p. m. ROGER B. GAY of Manchester, U to be free. Those Tba Marala Prlollao Oaaipaay lao, surpriaed and they don't think tt’a tiles were some of the rays of ra- substance. Questioning of Hyde la a part of was standing beside It. A fter seek- - nsanaiilaa no SaanalM raaponalblllty content enough to give the queer ar- March 3.—Ash Wednesday. Rev. ing to dispose of some toothpaste named by the commitlee to act In M sonraphloal am ra appaariBB M so odd, either. dium. This element radium gives The first pratical result rams the strategy o f certain selectmen to Itobert Van K. Harris, Archdeacon tilt honorary nosltlons are: H o o o i^ ■ % . * » ! ------rangement a chance to prove Itself off three kinds of rays—gamma or point the finger at someone who of Litchfield. and shaving cream, the man lefL « ®“ ^* Woodbury, euc- ' BSaartlaamanla tba Manabaataa For one reason, Jerry Land is quickly. It waa real alchemy, "htt The watches and money were not ceeda John A. Coe. Jr., Waterbury ary President. Rev. James P. n a r - ^ Saaslna RaralS cither of some good or no good at abort-wave light, and two kinds of particles of smashed atoms flume- can be held responsible for the March 9.—Rev. Frederick L. Lor- wins; honorary vice presldrata,^ man very much of the t3rpe o f his mounting of a white elephant of missed until some time after the as a member o f the Connecticut alL particles. diately eome together again, and enteen. 3t. James (Tburch, Winsted. Da'vld Chambero William J. Shea, ^ predecessor, hot-tempered, straight- peddler’s departure. They had been = England (toun- •ATURDAT, FEBRUART M' Perhaps It Is partly the fault of someUmes make a different kind of ^ b t by the town of .Manchester. March 10.—Rev. Frederic R Mur- Arthur H. n.ing. Rev. WUUam F.-il The selectmen are riding the ele- taken from a bureau drawer In a Bogera, chairman thinking Joaeph P. Kennedy, who Projectiles Too Small atom. Platinum atoms, for exam- ray, Christ Church, UnlonviUe. downstairs bedroom. the preaa reports— though we have phant now, and they want to get of the Connecticut division, an- Reldy. Dr. D. C, Y. Moore, Judge ' resigned the Maritime Oommlasion Only the particles could hit and ple, changed to gold. That was not March 38.—Rev. Burt C. (Chan- nounced todxy. ONE BRAVE NOTE a good deal of faith In the Hartford off. It to believed that the peddler la Harold Garrlty, Mra. 8. L. Cheney, smash an atom. But these particles useful because too few could be dler. 8t. John's Church, Etosex!' one of a group which is operating M r Ctoe. salea manager of the chairinaiublp to become the first Ptenty Of Figuring center. Mra. WlUlam C. Cheaty Her. Vlac reporters—but anyhow It Is pretty are ao small that even In a dense changed with available electrical M a r ^ 30.—Rev. C. (Clark Ken- out of Hartford. American Braas Company, Water- Only ana gsUsnt nota aounda In Irish ambassador to Great Britain. Rapid calculations are being made cent Hines, HoweU Cheney, Deputy' hard to make a confident guess at substance like lead, they acldom energy. fiady, (Christ Church, New Haven. buiy, resigned because « f pressure hs siMmia of Buropaan outcrlaa— up at the Town Hall In order to pre- *- Judge Thomss Dannsher, George 1 *^ Land came up through the navy make a hit. April 6.—Rev. Albert J, M. W il- of business. He recommended Mr. what the governor really was talk- pare the latest figures available on Leasner, Rev. Frederick (Sark, M it oomea In tba voica of Ckacho* school and be knows sailing and So the oolentlflc w*orld looked Creating New Bpedea son, (Christ Church, Greenwich. Uay, hls assistant to business. ing about. the town's receivable accounU, April IS—Rev. Cbariea B. ScovU URGES 3 SELECTMEN Ronald H. Ferpison, Rev. ThoaMe.: I; Mofslda. An tba other voices nra ships from the forecastle to the around for better projectiles. Vacu- But many substances changed In- Basement Door Ripped Out . born In July, 1906, One gets a sort of impression that which, beaidea rente, reaching back Grace Church, Yantte. Y. M . C, A, Notes Stack, Mrs. Margaret I ^liHtber tijictilaitly threstenlng—snd um tubes and blgh-power electric to new kinds of radio-active matter, in Mmden, Maaa., son of Dr. and Judge WUUam 8. Hyde, D r . ___ bridge. energies were their tools. over a four-year period, include o Friday, 13:00- the mattar he was discussing must something that acted Ilka ta^um, Saturday, Feb. 30 TO HER SCUDDER DOGS Mra. F. W. Gay. He waa educated A. Higgins, John H. Hsckstt, S a i f tfesre la bo gsUnntry In tlint— or Land’s rise in naval admlnUtra- fees due for cemetery lot salea and 3:00 p. m. Rev. Malcolm Taylor. to the public echoola there. He be something rather Intimately be- With these they have mads new but was sometlmsa dlSeranL TbaSs care. Boston, Mass. ^ uel G. Gordon, E. J. Murphy^ OBS o f tbs trsnUlngly defiant, tlvs lines bsgan la 1923 when bs projectiles, mostly tn the last 10 2:00—Men's Badminton. attended Harvard for three years tween himself and—perhaps—him- new forma of radio activity are un- Minutes o f a meeting of the Ctoarles Ray, Edwaid 9. Taylor. K 'tb a -tlma-aendng, tba frigtatenad or years. The new onef are not easen- Sondaya at 7d)0 p. m. 6:0<^TIgjrs gymnasium period leaving in 1936 to go to work In was made chief of the materials di- dergoing practical medical eaperl- Board o f Selectmen for last MarcA Greenwich Court Gets lA>tter J. MeCtobe, Tl.omas J. ()ulsh, W. W. self. We have known of people talk- tlally different from the originals M ^ h 0.—Dean Walter H. Gray. wlto leader Herman Wlerzblckl the plant of the American Brass tbs palpably false. vision of the Bureau of AACibnautics. ments. 1. 1937, show at that time the com- Of Protesting Neighbor Who Robertson, Wtllism P. <)ulsh, Sam- ing that way, ^before now. We seen by Lord Rutherford. They are .Church (Cathedral, Hartford. Company. I t is tba Caachoitovaklana alone OenetiClsts discovered they could pleted audit o f H. N. Alexander waa March 13.—Rev. (Cramer C. (Ca- peri^.~®“ '“"^‘^ uel Turktogton, George H. WilUamv-i wouldn't care to aay Just where or Just 10 years later'ha had been ele- all fracUons of atoms, either eleo- create new species of snlmsls and Says Kennel Keeper Is No A fter extenalve training Air. Gay 0 wlhc are talking straight— and talk' pfeaented to tha Board for Its con- b a ^ Church o f The Good Shep- Mrs. James Fogarty, PhlUp AikT vated to the rank of rear admiral trona, the heavy centers of hydro- plants by use of tha noa-mstetlal basketball game Resident. became aaatstant to Mr. (toe to 1933 under what dreumatances; but aideratlon and action. A t that meet- herd, Hartford. with Simsbury Girls. * honey, Hiss Heim Thomas, John t fight; who bava the courage to and was made chief of the navy's gen atoms, known aa protons snd rays given off by smashed parti- and to 1936 he was made aaslstant they certainly were not In places or ing, the Board members were pro- March 20.—Rev. Nathaniel N. sales-manoger. 'nemey. Sr., rad Stewart (%m ey. It'aijr, **Wo win defend ouraeivas; and bureau of construction and repair. deuterons; or neutrons, heavy par- cles. This gava one elua to ths aented with copies o f the accounts Noble’ Yale University. New Haven. team basket- Greenwich, Feb. 26.— (A P ) __A under circumstances that you natu- ticles with no electric charge. mechanisms o f evolution. ball game with Manchester YD He- auggeation haa been made that Buth A. HoUtoter M r a Uttle while we can defend our> Admiral Land's appointrocot to receivable, and It was voted to turn I^ ch 27.—Rev. Robert R (Car- servea. of Waterbury were married in 1929. rally think of when you think of a These machine-made particles In the Uttle bard knots forming tha accounts, amounting to $6,- michael, Grace Church, Providence. Greenwich's three selectmen station '.fialVBS. W e shall stop Invaders at the Maritime Commission last April RAISING They have one child, Susan. Oovamor o f Connecticut. New Yo r k had two advantages. More could be tb- atomic nucleus-are energies sur- 920.47, over to the Town Counsel for fl. I. * , , Monday, FW), 28 themselves somewhere near the ; spisr borders. W s eaanot beat Oar> was bitterly opposed by labor lead- made. They were millions of volts passing the dreams of Atlas. There collection. April 8.—Rev. Rockwell Harmon luncheon meeting, kennels on the Round Hill estate of fBBBy alons but ire can hold bar up* ers, who accused him of b^lng im- A FAMILY more powerful than radium’s par- to a force of attraction estlmatad at According to Selectman Mathlae ^tter, D. D„ Hartford Theological claaa with former Juitlce and M ra Townsend and Burritt Granges have lieen in- By Olive RoberU Barton Miss Tl,iker. Scudder to determine whether the B E N D I X ^ Frsnce eomes tto our aid— aa she HAPPY LANDING! lympathetlc to the labor cause. The By GEORGE ROSS ^and "Body and Soul" and waa the ticles. They made more hits and on* milUon times grsvltoUott. Par-. “ Plraa. he can find no record nor Seminary, Hartford. 'rited and they will furnish the pro- The Hnooessorto the they smashed atoms more thor- Uclea from the smaahed atoms ooma w he or any other member o f the Rev. Remsen B. Ogllby 4:00—-Grade ■ School Basketball barks of 70-odd cocker spaniels con- gram for the lecturer’s liour, Is pledged to do and will do.” Senate overrode the protests . and New York, Feb. 36.—Ubby Hol- belle of the town, are over. The only 1-eague. Washing Meehlee A Hankow dispatch says that man la back In the news. Shunning "atagedoor Johnny" who waits pa- Bo far, I have been showing why oughly. ou* with snergics that would dwarf Board racaU that the Town Counrel Hartford ^ stitute .~. nuisance as neighbors con- Mra. Edward Miller to Milford. Ihore is no sign in the sturdy tend. Vincent Schmidt, an American now Land heads the commission, the leisure her wealth could give tiently for her to emerge from the you Instlctively step softly at times Then nature furnished a third dimamlte, but no aotenttot has been has. since Mareh 1, 1937, made any •eiT'Icea 4:00— Women’t Olvlaton Council Farm Bureau members are in- ' talk ffom Pragns of any looking be* meeting. WASHES . . BINSBS chosen, it Is said, on Kennedy's rec- her, the dark-eyed torch singer theater these evenings, la her chauf- with your children, mother. You source, more powerful than any- able even to predict how these en- raport on the standing of accounte The suggeatton was forthcoming vited to attend a meeting to be held World War veteran and commander receivable. Mr. Spieoa said that he. at a three hour bearing yesterday in DAMP-ORIES ; pM d at what might happen if ommendation and because, like Ken- from Cincinnati prefers the chores feur. And he la under orders to erystalize your thoughts, so to thing man has Invented—projectiles ergies can be uaed. Sr.t^TS'un^yr''- Business Men’s Volley bau at Yeoman’s HaU to Ctolumbia. Wed- iQniiiee should fall, fhemlngly the of the Fourteenth Air Squadron d! of a Broadway show. whisk her quickly away toward Con- ^on g with other Selectmen, haa Good Friday, April 15 town court hero at which Mrs. nesday, March 2. A t 7 o’clock 4-H AUTOMATICALLY nedy, he can ^erack down" when speak, giving 3rou a real and legiti- ^ taken It for granted that pressure Scudder answered questions con- the Chinese forces, was one of the She is In the cast of a Cole Por- necticut. Peniten- 6:30— Milk Dealers Association Club demonatration on OfMchs are oloalng their eyes and mate axouse for letting K ay or Jack being exerted to clean up the tial Offlee, 10:00 a. m. cerning tbe kennels and dogs. aviators who participated In the necessary. ter musical called "You Never addition o f this health-bulldlng supper meeting. “ Ctolltog" by Edward Loetacher will their minds to such a betrayal, down gently when they have not back accounts. Three Hours' Servlea with ad- The testimony taken to tbe form Chinese raid on Wednesday on the Know" tn which she will be near Long Island Narclsaus fruit. 6:48— Intermediate Basketball be given; Garry Miles will apeak on i I t tooka aa though there were one A film visitor relates this tale Health and Diet Spleee said that until he read tn "Pbe Seven Laat Words ^ « u e : 6:48, Aces vs. Cube; 7:46, of deposlUcns will be uaed later la "Production and Marketing of Qual- KEMP’S, IiuL Clifton Webb and Lupez Vajez. minded too well. Childrei will be the paper^of the bankrupted o f one n tlo n In Burope, at least, that Is Japanese island of Formoia. Most Though the fortune the late Snn^th at "31"; It Is about the fellow who children, Bnd you are willing to con- “ * *^**“ e". (as noted), 12:00- Superior (tourt tn Bridgeport where ity EIgga"; Roy Jonea on “ Feeding I t s Alain mroet QUESTIONS AND ANSW IAS o f the tenants of town property, u.ou p. n, Judge E lv a rd J. Quinlan Thursday r«aady to fight and go down fighting, of that attacking force, the lame Reynolds left to her and their child was a product of that absurdly un- done part of their misconduct be- SStra''"' “ **'**■ *^»® " and Management for Quality Elggs” Advice which left the town out of luck for ^ter Evm, Saturday, April 16 '"c m e n t (left center on ground) at the refused to dtoeolve a temporary In- dispatch aayi, was Russian and represents the riches of a mulU-iSil- real picture era Just before the cause something told you they had to Girl members social eve and "(tonatructlng andtoperating an aBtbar than to contithuts further to W ashington By U R FKANH MotJUt (BrolUng) 31,000, he hod supposed that the Holy Baptism, 4:00 p m. junction secured by Scudder re- egg room” ; and Ralph Hayden of Chinese flierrs. llonairc.. she Is not a privileged emr- birth of the talkies. He landed In learn about life without too much t o ^ ’e interests were being protect- away,":Stterin?l[°I^ "o^\S27aok*^^^^^^^ “ the putridity o f the BO-caHed (flplo* Hollywood with a superb profile and Interference. •- Question: lira. Eiltateth D., Day. Sunday, April 17 atralntog the town from compelling Ellington win )>e tbe 4-H club speak, acter around the theater. The dlMC- SlpO—Manchester Nurses Asso- him to get rid of all but ten of the ' atatlo War that has been going on With a square face, a fine fore- D aybook tor surveys her vrork as critically a keen appreciation of himself. But now we come down to cases. PINEAPPLE writea; “Will you please explain' Holy Communion, 0:00 a. m ‘ elation meeting. er. Romor of Attachment Holy Ooi^unlon with Carol's by doga tor the last two years. head, level brows and friendly eyas —— R y ProMiom G revor— as any other actress’. And rehears- Back In the Long Island town where Matters have to be faced squarely, broiling to me?” So far, there has been no ruah to Mrs. Oiarlea Flih and children 08 you know. You have to harden the Junior (ChJlr, 8:00 a. m. ^ 8:00—Monday Evening Bowung A letter waa read from Mrs. Lee Agent For and mouth, set off by a definite dim- als do not watt for her. In fact, she he was cradled, storekeepers still The pineapple Is really a multiple Answer: Broiling to a wholesome the treasurer by the town’s debtora ^gue: Talcjttvllle va. Shearer^ Shirley and Calvin, spent Thuiadav Long sad narrow, CBechoslovakia Washington—Imagine a city with chuckled about the youngster who your heart sometimes, so maybe It cooking method and the principle of Morning Prayer, Holy (Cbm- Damagfe in Dining Room W. Maxwell, a Scudder neighbor In Hartford. ple in one obeek, aa his picture die- arrives for them more punctually fruit, aa all of the sections are fruits with back rent pa)rmenta In their m ids vs. Mailmen, Gibsons vs. Bon and one o f the original complain- ■aa a Isagth of fronUer wholly dls* a council of S81 members to manage than her colleagues. preened himself ss he passed their will help you to know why. broiling is tha exposure of the food reunion and sermon, 10:48 a. m growing out of a central core. When hands. There to a rumor though, Ami. ants, In which It was stated th a t' «»>‘d party sponoored by proportionate to her alsa—far more closes, the man Schmidt cornea But Libby Holman Is back In windows. I am going to give the answer that to a high temperature at the start Holy Baptism. 2:00 p. m. Hebron Grange No. I l l held at the pPPERS Its affairs and you get an Idea of tha pineapple Is small It Is covered that claims will be paid to the town. two other neighbors also objected to pretty close to being the storybook the news, only because she hae Finally In Hollj'wood, hls Latin you, very often, give your own boy of the cooking process, after which CTIIdren’s Festival (Carol Service. •I home of Winthrop Porter, Thursday axtmded than the land frontiers of what a sporting Job It is to live and with many piirpllsh-bluo flowers Meanwhile, at least one Selectman w>UU p . I S, the barking of tha dogs, but did not type of the soldier of fortune. resumed the professional Ilfs that goorunning at the sound of a home of Mr. and Mrs. WllUam Owen patrons preaer-L There was a o. the president Mias a a r a M. Bills r®rry th® consolation. Mra. Anna telephone bell. Taxpayers have parent friendship— Rumania. Po- He grew to be deeply interested in and a^rbperty tax rate that ta the affects smoked gl.aases to avoid cu- again. He is as handsome as ever It Is good for the soul and g o ^ for The canned pineapple Juice haa are the foods most commonly broil- one evening this week, to elect of- toe program presented. Wapping this week. The afternoon was spent become a favorite within recent been burning -im the wires. One basis ^ 6 f' prolonged argument. rious gazes. and certainly not unhappy. He la character to team to obey without ed and broiled steaks, broiled Chops, ^*'"***'e‘* • male quartet In tiring a quUt Refreshments ol rad M ra Edward Raymond, second. LT. Wood Co. land and Rumania Us between military strategy^and read every- Congressmen, who pay state, years Snd la often used in the same member of the Board, absent at the and to do other necessary bual- SI Oleaell S t selling mirrors in a ritzy depart- forever turning the word. fish fiUcta, and broiled chicken are Welles gave two baked ham and potato, rella. Jelly, Kerresnmente o f sandwiches, cake ret 44M Oaechoslovakla and her possible and thing he could get hold of on the county and municipal taxes, not ment store in Los Angeles. Ehcplanation Is jiily half of disci- manner aa orange Juice, preceding delicious. Instead of using tha oven laat meeting, who It to presumed “ “ '"era waa made coffee and Jello were served by the rad coffee waa served. The next Out, Brief Glamor! knows nothing of the present reclfations. A t the close o f u e natural any, Soviet Russia-. subject. In 1024 he got Into a revo- to mention highway district and It was not Libby Holman's pen- pline. -The other half haa to be the breakfast meal. The Juice la per- method, pan-broUlng may be em- out subject to ratification at the Grange meeting. HiUstown Orange hostess assisted by Mra. C. Daniel public Mrd party wUl be held at the sewer taxes, simply boll when taken on trust by the child. He ruekua, to Selectman Joseph Pero, Baoausa Cscchoalovakla’s peril lution In Mexico and some years chant to return to Broadway In Walker and Wife fectly wholesome and is of valui be- ployed. To ptm-broll a steak, have 1 * 5 ^ meeting of the Chrla- fnraiahed refreshmentf of dourn* Way and Mrs. Norman Warner. home of the master. William Owen Washington delegations plead for should always be aware o' the fact cause It helps to buld up the alka- who wlU Join the gravitation toward to Amaton, March 8. Bttaas from the fact that she standa later turned up In China where he a mnalcal show. She tried that While dapper Jimmy Walker still the fire high, the pan hot (without tha Town Hall on Monday. offleere nuts, cookies and coffee. The monthly Tri-(tounty Chris- t'le federal government to pay a once in “ Revenge With Music" is shopping around for the next step that you know more thar he •does, line reserve of the body. It has teen adding grease) and place tha meat as follows; Presldient .tlsa tian Endeavor Union will be held at In the road of Oermany when and If served for three years aa an Instruc- larger share of city expenses. and that all thlngr eannot be debated used to good effect by those who May Take Action T to eerrtcee at the Wapping (tom- and with dlsoatrouf results. Her in hls career, hls wife, Betty Comp- In the pafi, turning quicitly to tear ®“"*^^toC h tomorrow morning the Westchester Congregational the latter eeeks to wrest the tor of military pilots. In IBSA ha The fedaral government build- before snapping to It. This, I main- are underweight and w^o take it Chambers, who opposed the William Owen; aecretary. Miss Bar- church, Sunday evening, February new metier is The Drama and for ton Walker, Is conducting a highly the other side. A fter It la well sear- namAg of a property and accounte **® ®today school at 8:30 a. im. ings occupy a husky share ut tue tain, tn spite qf much new opinion, early In tha morning, for the pur- D w Orehant; treasurer, Lucius W 27 at 7:15 o'clock. Dr. Timmons of Ukraine from Russia— believed by w«nt to Ethiopia and fought for a long while, she has taken ardu- smart—and profitable— flower-*iihop la the parent's right. ed on both tides, turn down ths firs. custodian at iM t Monday’s meeting, SALVE > better business sites in the district pose of stimulating the appetite. ^btason. Jr.; pianist. Mlaa Ulllan ^ morning worship at New Britain will speak about many to be atha real objective In Halle Selassie against the Italian ous coaching In acting from Jas- In the Hotel New Weston./ Many parenta. It Is trua, expect It la s good plan to pOur off tha fat to ^ d to have changed hls mind, 10_45. R®v. Douglas V. Maclean wui ter By W. J. DAVIS and pay no taxes. Long years ago The pineapple la a healthful G riflli^: .aaalatant pianist Mrs. Plaater’to ‘“.V’® ’^®‘" "“w >• »bown al^e colonial WilUamabiirg and the per Dceter who is the guiding So that Its proprletofshlp will too much. They are Impatient as the coolring process to continued. and now to In favor of taking direct fh . shorn from the walla on either side of the doorway Be- ^ e for hto theme the “Road to Nazi Oennany'a dream of expansion Invasion. In Spain last spring he an agreement waa reached where- spirit of the aesthetic Hedgerow be clear to all. . the premlsea are fruit, containing vitamins A, B, and Mary E. Cummlnga; social commit- Rockefeller reconstruction and this about any Inquiry on the boy's part,, You will find thst It is unneoessaiy action. 1*1® ***® ^'’ ® downstairs, the board^ above Jerusalem," the Young Peoples COLDS I T H E A M E R I C A S — It would seem to be Inherent that was in the Tlilrd Regional Aviation by the federal government was to Theater In Moylan-Rose Valley, known as the Betty Compton C. It la ricih In the alkaline-form- to use grease In broiling either In tee, Mrs. William Owen, Mia. Joa- the foundatlfin walla were blown outward several inches by the explorira talk wUI )>e Illustrated by colored kick in 40 per cent of the city or the girl's, Intel reasons. This la ing minerals and alao contains a There to a poealbUlty that Select Group will meet in the evening at 666 FOR AMERICANS the Soviet Ui^on must aid the corps of the loyalist army. The Pa. She Is In "You Never Know" Walker Florist Shop and Its pret- wrong, of course. If the child la to the oven or in a pan and if you try man L. T. Wood may repeat a ques- eph G ^ ln g . Mrs. Albert W. Hlld- • p . w . • sUdea Refreahmente and a social pries budget, leaving the city to raise digestive enzyme which appears to jng, Mlaa Alberta Hilding, Mias El- heur will follow the meeting. UssIS Tablite Despite the taet thst I Csechs' defense with a1I means at next thing his American friends In lieu of an opportunity to emote ty owner attends to the business be reasonable, then the parent to use it, the grease employed will tion o f his, introduced at the last United States has always te the balance > by the usuel tax sysv elsewhere; but even for this en- throughout each working day. And, osalst In the digestion of other foods lens Moany, Gibson Porter; prayer r a te rt^ e d the Women's Bridge Mrs. Brewer o f Lakeville, waa the Mr. and Mrs. WtUlam Proctor, ■alia. Neaa Urapa lOC A 25c terns. should be reasonable, too. give off conelderable smoke and may meeting o f the Board, but a-volded companled Mrs. Miner and Mia. the helper and protoetor of the j her command. But R\usla Is utter- heard from him he was In China gagement, she consults Deeter dally likely as not, a purchaser of orchids especially m eat For this latter rea- rammlttre. Mlaa Edna Latham, Mre. Club at their home Thursday after' ^ e e t o f Mrs. I^roth y D. Harrison Mrs. Edward Proctor and Mrs. Sul- But as the years rolled along But not all things can be explained Impart a burned flavor to tha food. In the ruah. Mr. Wood may ask why Gray on the trip. of Wapping on Thursday. Sooth and Ctm~ ■ ly unpredictable. And unless. Ru- again, but they didn’t know, until and goes over her charactcrlzatloD or petunias may see the ex-mayor In terms the child will understand. son, the combination frequently The length of the cooking time de- C ^ le s N. FUlmore. Mias Lillian noon. Three tables were In play. livan of Niantic wero recent visitors Congress began nipping off Us the Board of Selectmen has not The Rev. Harold R. Keen took a mania were to grant her right-of- with him. She is, her co-workers around. And perhape ha needn't know any- used of baked ham and pineapple la penda upon how thick the meat la; Grlfflng; music committee, Mrs. Mrs. Marietta G. Horton won first Sunday evening at 7:30 p. m, tne at the home of Mra. aayton Hllla. tfal Amerlcaall the Hankow dispatch came, that he end, and now the federal govern- teen appraised of the rental condl party of boys to Hartford Thuraday say, a tireless toiler. Her Interests A t the opening ceremonies of way. Maybe you don’t want him to particularly good. for example, a thick steak will re- Uon before now. H pbert Porter. M ra Mary E. Cum- honors. Mias Clarissa L. Pemilc' churches of the Mancbeater area, Mrs. Karl Links and children, Repnblics, our I way through her territorj- there was again In a position of com- ment pays only about 10 per cent afternoon to attend the sportsmen's are limited to two: her son and the the Betty ('ompton Walker flower go to the movies with Chuck, not An average analysis of one of the quire a longer cooking period and mlnga. Mlaa Dorothy Brehant It ton had second honors. Refresh- ^ I unite to s large evening service Beatrice and Robert. Miss Beatrice would be serious limits to the aid mand of a budget of some }4S,000.(X)0 show at the State Armory. They Influence la be-1 stage— though, occasionally, she can shop, by the way, one of those because of the quarter it xosts, but leading brands of unsweetened pine- must be turned several times before ^ voted to change the hour for ments of sandwiches, cake and cof- at the So. Manchester M. E. church. Porter and Miss Gloria Barraaao annually. Congreas fixes the also visited other places of Interest JOHN H. hig oonalders- I that Russia could give the Cierhs, It would be extremely Interesting be seen gadding about to the smart- present was chagrined to note because of Chuck himself. apple Juice shows that tha total of It to done. A thin slice of meat to fee were served. The cake served A choir o f one hundred voices and sprat Friday In Hartford. amount of the budget after hear- INTERNAUONAL STARS w eiu S ^ r Sunday before returning home. My weakened at least until she had beaten Ruma- if somehow we could know Just how er night clubs. She leaves these that the only gentleman who had , Children Art Loyal fruit sugars cornea to about 11 per turned only once. 'A aklUtuI cook waa made from a recipe given in The Rev. Edward Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harris and I ings and consultations with a local cent, which la quite s high sugar IHoyd Marshall of Manchester spent town board, but if the resldenta oases reasonably early. neglected to wear a gardenia In learns to use the broiling method the Herald tor banaiia layer cake, Quite a number of car playeia W. ^ a a D.D. of Springfield, pastor LAPPEN by the delnge- nia. Into submission. many of thc.se American military For Jack to know you dislike hls content Congregational Choir ^ u rad ay evening at the home of don't like It they have to take It But those glamor days when Lib- Ms lapel buttonhole was Jimmy oronie. you may not think wise, like- quite often, pleasing those at tha AT STATE, HARTFORD evening at the from Mias Edna Ferguson's recipe, from Hebron Green and vicinity at- M the First Church o f C2irlst wlU 44 CONE ST. TEL. 7021 llke Sow of I So Csecboalovakla, with potential adventurers there are, airmen, ar- The canned pineapple, either In Mr. and Mra. (horlea Fish. anj-way. They cap't vote Congress by Holman sang "Moanin' Low," himself. ly. for many reasona. Ha would not table with a food that to done to a home o f the organist Mra. WlUlam one of the successes at the Herald tended the Grange card party held be the speaker. The Wapping Oom- props g a n d an allcea or in the shredded form, Mlaa Thelma Hodge, Mlaa Ellen aoemlea on almost every hand, oc- tillerymen, tankers, or what not, out of office. understand In the first place He crisp turn and which haa a delicious O 8s 3^ , In (folchester. Besides Ooolclng School. Everybody pro- Thursday evening at the home of munlty church will participate and from European vldea an sttractlye dessert, The State theater, Hartford, fea- Mr. and Mrs. Winthrop 8. Porter. White and Hawley Hodge were re- cupies a position of the extremest right now, In various parts of the might then turn right around, and. flavor. tures another all star eight act ^ e a r s in g the regular music tor nounced the cake about the best M Its members are urged to at- ooontriea. It te np to ns te { mild fruit adds seem to stimulate teod. cent vlaitora at the home of Mr. and mSURAMCE meet this competition on everv delicacy, not to say danger. Yet she world where there is fighting In IBx Trouble wave, with robbsrias and burglar- from a sense of allegiance stick to vaudeville show of excellent merit, Sunday, a beginning was made In ever. There was not a scrap left. Mrs. Gibson Preston, mother of ies reported by hands full. We the flow of gastrio Juice. Hebron Grange No. Ill, will ob- Automobile, Fire and Theft, front if we wlU keep the / ' A t various times suggestions Chuek closer than ever. You feel featuring International Stars. One p r e p a y for the Easter progrAn. School will reopen next Monday Robert F. Porter, baa bMn taken to About one hundred parents and serve Neighbors’ Night at the next is not afraid to deliver to all un- effect or threatening. Breaking the have that on the authority of sev- that the less said, the better. Here are some pineapple recipes: Accident and Health, Aldellty lean for Americana. have been made for Incomr Q uotations- o f the outstanding big-time acts ^•**>‘“ *ton party took for both the elementary and High the SUte Hospital, AAtddletown, for troop committeemen attended the regular meeting, Tuesday evening. and Surety nunds and all other friendly comers what sounds very laws of their own country, living eral high officials, Including con- "W hy can’t I go to the movies PINEAPPLE AND CiOTTAGE Parenta' Night banquet of Boy taxea to ease the load now borne The Poet’s Column] are the Kim Loo Girls, five lovely ^ace p the home of Mrs. Mary E. School students. With the two care and treatment Mrs. Preston B '* Qllead (Community ownalty forma. The name o f Da-.is piproteete lltucb Indeed like an ultimatum; from day to day with any day likely mostly by property owners, but gressmen. Also there is a con- with Chuck?" need not develop Into CHEESE Chinese artists, whose cleverness Cunwtngs, tor the Junior Boy's week ends reckoned In the young haa been in a falling condition men- Srout Troop 62. Thuraday evening, gressioniU campaign to "clean up an argument. Simply aay, "1 have HaU. Oolcbester, Ctolumbia, Echo yon rad assures ym, o f i _ , ___ *t)on’t try to run over us unless you to be the la.st. sources of anxiety to that idea baa bogged down. An Place slices of pineapple on a ted PARABLE marks them one o f the beat aeU b a s e ^ club. Most o f the club folks have had a vacation of about tally for soma years. Her home to the rackets,” since the numbers The theater never wUi dominate told you, son," unless you feel that •‘®*“ *“ basement 5f 5?®* quality prodaeto. Income tax would hit toembers of of lettucA leaves. Cover with mounts from Old China. Other offerings bte) belong in Mrs. CJum- ten days. In Brooklyn, N. Y , but she has ?® ^ “ “ ^ B a tlo n a l church at Want a real fight, because vou’ll get their relatives and friends, almost game baa obtained a stout foot- the road again except In the tor circumstances entitle Jack to know of fresh cottage cbeeee and garnish Broken and marred tn ruin lay Stop at the hlavls Hoorn Bak- Congrest, since they could not stances of outstanding plajra la the 1^ include the best artists from m u )^ Sunday school class Six spent more or less time with her South Wtoda.r. The main speaker ery. 510 Main 8L, today for if* always to Ije found serving the hold among- the colored one-third the truth. The only rule to guide you with watercress leaves. No drrsslpg A stately yessel made of clay; Additional details with regard to keep B veiT straight face while everyone-must-aeo dasa WUb grieving heart and ays bsr the ace vaudeville ftieaters of the daughter here. was commissioner o f the Charter Mine bread, roUs, caAws or poa- Or to aay It as if she meant It, of the city’s population. will be your own Judgment. Is required. A large dish of this the Trl-County Union program for cause of the under dog, with little they voted themselves exemp- — Helen Hayes, famous actress. dewed. world. w b l e to attend. A Washington Oak Council. WlUlaro Woodward ot tpr and see for yoarself that tions. Lost session they shouted Congresamen cry on the one The normal, hearty, sympathetic salad makes a complete meal In It- Sunday even i^ , the 27th. at the Tne next meeting o f the Hebron chance of anything at the end but His work destroyed the Pottw. On the sem n the State presents program waa carried' Dailif! p. Cxvsnough •hey are prnJacts o f parity down such a tax. This year a new hand for the District to ' produce parent that the chilo aidorea and haa self. out Westchester Congregational Church, Women's au b will be at the home The Orient from Siberia to Singa- vieweiL ^ y Old Kentucky Home” first Games were played and chairman of the local troop commit- quality—attractive, tasty aad THROUGH HIS H.AT7 a sudden death at the worst or a proposal waa advanced to require s "Dewey,” like New York’s to faith In may umpire without a lot of PINEAPPLE-ALMOND CREAM refreeh- sound so Interesting that It Is safe of Mrs. .Charles Fish in Gilead, CLEARANCE SALE showing In Hartford, featuring the ments were served. wholesome. It wlU take oaly pocketful of memories at best, it la pore Is not worth the bones of one talk. to say there wIU be a large attend- Thursday, March 3. It will open at .*.®’ toastmaster. Scoutmaster congreaamea to pay income taxes rid the city of the numbers racket, Amerlean soldier. Itato the stiffly beaten whites of op era’s outstanding stars, Evelyn The case of Howard P. Lleser of one trial to eouvtooe yon. We get quite a bit of enlighten- and the Dlatrlet dtlxens cry for Both kinds of obedience have thslr In the ruin a monster lay; ance. Dr. Wofford Timmons of the 2:30 p.m. Among those present will Uoyd Grant* toU of the progress ot Sport Sedan...... 2525.00 bard to bf very critical of them. based on the amount of time they — Dr. Charles A, Beard, hijitorian. three eggs, fold the contents of s VenobJt, Grant Richards. Clara Marlborough, postponed from last spent here. That also was out. the vote so they can select their rlace In discipline. Children should He sought again to mould tha clay; ^uth congregational Oiurck. New be Miss (Catherine Keeler of the t ^ local troop Scout craft waa dis- i*u« Chevrolet Master DeLuxe Town Sedan *495 OO ment from the preaa reports of the They can't help being what they small can o f shredded pineapple, Btartolek. tba Hall Johnaon O ioir week, c ^ e up for trial before Jus- District taxpayers are a bit hot own law enforcement agencies. In fearn self-government, certainly, but In darkness t e essayed to hrlng Britain, will talk on (Olonlal Wll- WllUmantlc SUte Normal Training played following the banquet. The rather singular speech delivered by I don't proposejropoee to Issu'e hourly after the can haa been chilled and From the ruin a shapely thing. singing Stephen Foster’s Immortal Uce CoTltoa B. Jones Thursday, at ' I Sedan..: . m. They can't resist the urge to under the collar about that sln-:e turn they demand more money no man lives who Is strong enourt tha liquid drained off. In another llamaburg and the Rockefeller re- School, who WlU give a talk. V is . tioop wUi ha-/o a contest with .Manchester's Best Buy bulletins on c^potpone’s temperature “M y Old Kentucky the Hebron town hoU. Lleser waa 1935 Chevrolet Master DeLnxe Sedan . . flii'inn Oovemor Cross at the dinner of the dare for dM ger's sake. They were the congressmen don't pay Income from the government to pay to be sufficient slwaye unto himself. bowl teat about a quarter of a pint construction. A fter a lapse of some Florence M. BatUe of WimmanUc Troop 72, of East Hartford at the For Saturday and pulse. Uprose the vessel newly formed; - . M b dramatic classic from c h a ^ rt with driving a truck which TVanaportatlon Division of the taxes in their home states either policemen. The present officers, And he lesms to walk alone only of thick cream and fold in a third heart o f Dixie, concerning two 277 years one of the early frontlera Primary Supervisor in the Hebron Scout Hall ta South Windsor at /111 S !™ / * .’ {/ “ ' " S ' , ' - " " C oach .. .'I::;:: :{fe o o bom ifor adventure and valorqua —James A. Johnston. warden of In pride Its former Maker acornedlr he b ^ not provided with the re- And AH Next Week ' Hartford Chamber of Commerce on on their federal salaries. ihs District Insists, spend much after hia moral muscles have been of a oupful of crushed, toasted al- ~ “ ntatlTes of a wealthy tradl. of colonial society has been recon* schools WlU also be present The 7:15 p. m. next Friday evening, achievement. Some of them, per- Alcatraz.Istand. first helped by a hand along the path. While In tbs vessel sin ooneeal(_' quired common carriers’ license. He 4. Cnstard and CoeoMOt Custard I Thuraday evening. Last year Congress tacked' a of their time policing streets moofis. Fold cream and pineapple Snd Kentucky clan, whose s ^ c te d at a coat estimated to be club haa decided to drop the name haps, are the logical fruit of the business privilege tax on local where the President Is to drive, Secretly, It la a reU«* for children to Its seed an awful crop to jrleld.. pleaded guilty to the charge and BIM...... 25e and 85e ea. Women ace adaptable. Thdr mixtures together and place on loe. foinance goes on the rocks when about $14,000,000. This brilliant "Young Woraen’a au b ." and aa- Critics of the administration's re- World War, having been tom from merchants. The merchants could or in herding the protest marchers lok to their leader. And not al- was fined $25 and costs. The fine place Is no longer In the home. Serve small portions on aUces of In pity then the Potter vowed,. . Lpry'a Nite club singing protege lecturer will endeavor to bring to sume that of "Women’s au b ." Just OTHER SPECIALS: orgsBlzatton enactments of last not very well pass it directly on who are forever moving on the ways to know reasons and more patoons herre»f and him on the night was remitted. Ooeta wUl amount to FLIES MILK TO BABY their nom al way of life and render- —Mrs. M. G. RoebUng, -head of the reasons for this and that la also a pineapple. Top with a dash of whip- The monster should not be alkwrad monthly Trl-COunty (JbriaUan the same without the “ Young," Prach. Cherry, Apple, Ptoe-1 to the coDSumera, ao now chert it dty. ped cream. hto engagement to Ltobeth Is an- about $10. He waa arrested In He- Some of the members begin to feel irSar, be said, for Instance, are ed, in that frantic forty-odd days of Trenton. N. J., Trust Co. relief. To hold and sway the veosel still . Union audience a visual picture of Penaase. Mtan., Feb. 36.— (A P )— apple. Mines, Pm ae a; pressure to replace it wltti a sales And congressmen retort that PINEAPPLE WHIP nounced. The story hits headlines bron by a member o f the sUte po- the old Virginia town and what has that they are not so young as when *Vorklng like termites and Uke Against tba vessel’s owa frsa wilL - - lice. A one-month-old baby boy today Prnae-Aprieot Ptee, the Meuse-Argonne, incapable of tax which the customers would Waahlngton has a billion dollar A delicious fruit whip may be pre- and stirs the entire country side to pay. • Give women a chance to tun tbs been done to make It Uvlng history the club was first organised, and ae was aUve rad well liecause two 29e aad aSo sa. *Bta" In undercover disparagement readjustment to the humdrum ways Industry with a steady payroll The saying, “For want of a nau pared by following the usual raclpe fever pitch. "M y Old Kentucky A special committee has been ap- ot 1932 Small Buick Sedan...... But congresamen, in voting world and they would manage it la- So if the vessel will but ask Don’t forget there wlU be a Social they do not wish to drop their mem- milk goats and an airplane. ....$32.5.00 ot what has been imeompUshed by of peace. Some of them have In where the workers never strike, the Interest of thdr children and the shoe was lost,” etc., usually for prune whip, substituting finely Honie- to a tease thrin packed dra- pointed to solicit funds for the Layer Cakes—Chocolate, White taxes for the district, have to keep The Potter-to-begin the task . hour foUowing the lecture and re- bership‘ they thought o f this plan, The goats, owned by K. R, Macau- 1932 Ford Convertible Coupe...... ---- *193.00 e ^ e l l o w wMh aeeoth that recnvanlzatloni and “the rata and what more cquld a City want? peace. Give men the management ascribed to Benjamin Franklin, was ahredded pineapple for the prunes.' ma to please an types of movie “debt of honor” campaign which la their veins the blood o f anceetora tlieir akirta clean. Salea taxes are Of reconstructing onoe sgsin freabmenU wUl be served. which win do away with on Incon- ley were flown flO miles through a W32 Ford Coach-4 Cyl. .. :.!!!! i!!!!! froettogs ...... sOe tm, and It la run la the Interest o f war- In print a hundrer years before his The minced fruit is folded Into the fans: with a romantic east of new now under way In (Songregatlonal Mia. Sherwood Miner and her sistency. ___ *195.00 Bre BOW beginning to show their who, like themaelves, adventured not popular out in the states, and The vessel by the monster »isin CRiurehes o f the Unltad States. Lu- raowetorm to provide mlUc needed 1932 Fold Coach—V -8...... fare. time. well beaten whites of agga. and proven screen favoritea, plus daughter, Atrs. Harold R Gray ...-.*145.00 B a a M C ^ . .2Se aad 4tful)y deacrlbaalM ter- They mardisd with HoAntbal aadj at Oamhrtdga aad baaed the alls- shrimp are sun-dried In t month (80 dayaxyour dBy*a pay o f isssonsl ooodltlons. Use It now, W w erat odor and 25 per cent _ TT»e Misses (Tlsrissa and Susan weather. Anally made It to War- :• ■ too is having b sort; g w CtlBM gortes on the game. TwlU show again the Potter*a f aca tasis. T Jtod^ Mia. Hannah mUer. Ada. ports of the slM of hls army to van ortty year. wolilfi aoNMiBt to 9M6B.nBJJ. aafi 1st gmir fBinlly hsnsfit tram the Bradlstoo, and Mrs. Anne C Gilbert road. Duggan fllea tha maU to this iTlUED JT# Mliwr's sister, o f BalSt Hoddam. ao-, into W tls h bands, m S S i m S a oortherniqost post office to the Riley Chevrolet Co., Inc. • > ' . . . hesitate to th«|r mttaeks. United States. JOWjfcStrwt MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 26,1988

Some ot th* beys are hitting good scores with both pistol and rifla. About this time 20 years ago. You*ll Look Tall and Slim FIREMEN AS HOSTS Company G, of which over half was DAILY RADIO PROGRAM •TENSHUN- Monchsster boys, got their flrst In N ew D raped Cape Bodice real taste of war. TO LADIES TONHIHT •ATUROAV, PIBRUARY t t (Central and EasUm fltandard Uni*) One section or about half ths __ __ ad prosrsm* to kw sna baeio o ^ n e wsrous* thtmM aaleoe somI- BUDDIES company went out on dellail just BY CAROL DAY - a*a; oesst to eeest (ete *) AelsnatleBi laeliia* all sTsllaU* stationi. after d v k carrying trench mortar TTIB woman w Im would like to Presram* suSlMt t* ehanf* by eUtlsn* wimeui erevleu* netlM. P. M. MOUNT.—kvor kli kob kal ksvo kfbb shells from an old chatsau to ^ look taller and slimmer will NIC-WKAF (RtD) NETWORK supply dump. After three or four COAST—knx M s kol kfpy kvlVafo hoy And Pattern >171 Just what she Between SO And 55 To Be BASIC — aeeti wear was* wtle wjar CanL BaaL Amarkm Lefloa Attc of brackish vln-rouge that the hours they started back to their Wtas weak kyw ^ next war would be “ For Officers wants in looks arid oomforL- A wcaa wtam wwj waal wdal; sOewaaii 12:20- 1M—Orltstsla Radta Canaart -•tJOwocUi-ConieU Part’* N*W>bor- dugouta. About three-quarters ot lead vinaq who wow wdaf wlra kitp; 12ilb— 1i12—Tba Rhvtbmtiraa Pras. only?” We will learn about It from cap* falling to the elbow makes Present At North End Itiao- —Iiio-Bnffsla _ pfeiintaI IH«srtni itBOd Night proved to be the floe the way back they passed the other Mauntaini kM k ^ l; Sauth.i wm)>c: the newspapers. section of the company just going the Kip* look very slim, while PaaKHi kfl kgw komo kkq )v o tau; ’ ueo*** that w«* anticipated. The No kidding. Old ’Timer, those oWiCNAL *TATIONS_(o|^&lnt*r- l!lO^ SS-Tha M",?T ^ Cl^MaftBIIS “ iARJIS! room waa weU-flilcd with Legion out on detail. the walstUna I* lifted by a ehansaably on althar W tp or B L J « poor, sea-slek cooties that were In the Cbemin des Dames sector, Company’s Program. natworks); BASIC — Baati wlW wfaa from Glaatonbury, Eaat high at front For dinner v-aan work wool: MIdwaati arood wal iidO- 4i20—Ann Leaf and ,t(t* O w e SUM TOTAL shipped home are now part of a about one mile from the front lines 2:11— 4:10—Raeaa fram HlaladM lord, Hertford. Sooth Windeor small but cherished collection of war and luncMon parties, for all those wsM wbow wabc kaoo kana. OTHKB RodiviUe. We were eepedailjr there was a valley 60 or 75 feet OPTIONAL STATIONS — Cana^nt 2:40— 4:40—Pour Clubman an* Mtbts relics. Nothing would Induce part- deep. The slope sheltering from occasions ^rlian a soft flattering Between 80 and 88 persona are erct efef :^ n tra li wefl wtari wlha wdar 4160- OiSO-etary H „Pf*e. to entertain a large number ing with them, for they are endeared dross is nM did. this sWIe is per- kfjrr koam: Saulhi wtar wptf wla wjax 4i*0- 1 :20—Laan OeMmin OrsKtstn „ local veteran* who repreiented the German lines was almost fect ~Mfke it up in a sheer crepe expected to be present at the Ladiee wfla-waum wind arto* arfbo wwno wcfe 2:20— 2:00—Columbla't Cbarut Ol by ties of blood—the dirty lice. wav# warn araic wab wapi wmab wldx :» - iiM—Praaa-RaSla Nawa Pa 4rtvry ea-**rvlce group In town. The straight up and down uid made a i or in a shear pimt for festive oc- Night program to be held la Hr* rtO- iiM-Ban Pal* an* WMasHlen Relics of our “war to end wars and wonderful place for dugouta. But kvoo wkr wfaa wbap kwe wqal km* t ''’British War Veteran* *ent the larg- fcasions—or in a soft.voile or dim- headquarters. Main and HlUiard ksbx ktba kark ksne: M ^ntaln: W r *:00— 7:00—Tba Saturday fw ln j Club make the world safe for Democ- these were all taken by the French ksbl ktar kob; Pacme; kfbk kwf kmj *:20- Tii^Tha Nlaaara Palla Band e*t delegation of Mancheater men; ity for daytime wear this summer. streets tonight starting at fliflO, on bnale; Sarentda at Sunaat—waat, racy"—phoois! I instructors, doctors and the tin hats, iMn’t overlook th* low V neckline karn and thank*. Jeeme*. for your Buddy -Elbee. invitation o f HOse Company No. 1 TKIO- S:*!)—CBS Warkabap, Orsmttio .r.o' I’frn'tllng the party. On this slope there was about which takes beautifully to cllpa, Cant. BaaL ' TtJ^ SilO—Johnny pnd Riiaa Marfan 100 steps made out of trees, which pins or a flower boutoimiere. of the Manchester Fire Department. 12:00— 1:00—Binary Dautaeh Orahaatra 2:20- 2)00—Prof. Quis Quissee—to a A fter the usual formal patriotic A turkey dinner will be served 12:20— 1:20—Ta Ba Announaad (20 m.) *i20—Orimatlaas Beak Navlaw _ Americim Legton AoxUlary connected the rout* through the Pattern 8171 should present no —wsbaj SaturSay Oarantda—«bsla~' opcimiu Pa.=t Commander Wlgren those attending by th* (3ommunlty 1:00—----- 2!00—Capara----- — ..— from ------tba Buffalo Canmua aanmed the role of master of cere- There were about seventy mem valley to the rear and the route -dlfllculUes. even to beginners, for 1l20— fl20-Vaur H—HaiiQravttn’t Orth«ttfi whom we had read. cents. Book alone— 15 cents. waal wsr wkbw wkre whk wjr wu>wtat his banjo and then sang “It’s a Sin Star Mothers. They were Mrs. Mc- 2:15—Madison Ensemble. OIXIB — wait wafs wbre wgam wdod 7;00— 8:06—Dane* Orthfttrt — wja^ to Tell a Lie.” (Our gang used to Their best bet was to fall flat on PATTERN BUREAU. II STER- fcirs wren wlan wwl wtoo lirld ktrh ktaa •bby Qr«ytan*a Orahaatfa—^afn Cann, Mrs. Dillon, Mrs. Anderson their stomachs and wait there until 2:30— Motor City Melodies. wneo fcoms wdbo wbt wdaa wbls wdbj T ti^ 8:W—Raul Wing’d SptiBnt -I / say that a worse sin was being and Mrs. Carroll. Other guests in- I LING PL.. BROOKL'YN. N Y. 3:00—Merrymakers. wwva 'wmbf waia wmbr wala ktui k*ko 8:0b— f :0b-'Barn Dana* An thath# RadlaRadi# ' caught at It.) Vincent Diana fol- the shelling was over. This they wcoa wdno wnox kwkh know wmmm 8:0d-10:0^NBC BjlymAbany <1H " *bra.) cluded Mrs. Helen Gilbert, Depart- did and every time a shell burst 3:30—Waltzes of the World. wjno weba wear wmas wcoa wrva 10i0d-11:00—Barn Dinea^waftt rapAAt lowed with several selections on his ment President. Mrs. Amanda Dor- 4:00—Ann Leaf at the Organ. MIDWBST — wmbd wlan wibw k(h 10:8d—1l 2|6—Ntwat T* ...... AnnaunAaB MANCHESTER you would hear one of the boys I* .howling once more for the blood to learn that Sister Rose Ckmverse Bceordioo. He also played during 4:18—Hialeah Races—Bryan Field, wkbb wtnq wkbh weeo wabt kaoj wnsz 11 :g ^ 1 8:^ H oraed Haldt’a Brlgadtord Wi man, Department Secretary-Treas- groan, which meant another boy of the Mons-Ypre team and it seems bos been suffering with a sore ' n i K . the refreshment period. We did not commentator. Iligb-pUilb—Eddy Du«h7n*« Ofaktetra ——1 urer, Mrs. Ethel Matthles. Depart- was hit. throat know that anyone In Manchester ss if they won’t be content until our 4:46—Four Clubmen, t ' ; M ment Membership Chairman, Mrs. During the shelling many of the Don’t forget our appointment could play the “squ*exe-box” quite scalps are hangmg from the rafters 8:00—Story of Industry. * -L Mollie Oinlon, District Membership boys earned medals for bravery, with the Donchlan Rug company of 41 as well as Vincent does. We are of that bouse of horrors which they 5:30—Will McCune and his orches- Handicap at Santa Anita; 8 Bolo ,12:30—Blue Barroo’s orcheatra. Chairman, Mrs. Margaret Palmer, helping the wounded put on gas Hartford on March 17th. Please Ripley; 8:30 Jack Haley Jamboree; glad that the B. W. V. men brought call “Home.” Well, Bee-cl, what's tra. 1:00 a. m.—Silent akuig Comrade Parks. He gave a National Executive Commltteewo- .masks and bandaging the wounds. plan to be there and bring a friend. 9:30 American Portrait, Walt Whit- HEiRALD holding you? Are you still snowed man and Mrs. Laura Otto, past De- Some of them getting wounded 6:00—Newa Sendee. swell rendition of "Tht Shooting of in up at the Green or have your Remember it means a substantial 6:18—Dinner Music. man; 11:48 NaUonal A. a . U. track Toniom>w)i Program partment Chaplain. Each of these themselves while helping their bud- sum for our treasury. Those who Dan McOrew.” But what became of communications been cut off from 6:80—Water v*. Water—^San Jac- summahr (also WABC-CB8 at a. m .' waa called ipon for a few words ot dies. But not an award waa given. don’t know of the plan may. get fur- 11:16); 12:30 Blue Barron orches- f'"neert Hzll of the Air. aatlsfled as meat and drink dIsap-. those "would be" bowlers of yours ll:35'H eldt’B Brigadiers. direction Ernest La Praid*. enough to pay foi the plate and the no one was killed. The shells when he got hung up in the air 10:00—Your Hit Parade. Regular Edition. paared. and a regular bull session making up thcli minds when to 12:30—“Turning Points In Famous DeLuxe Edition. national defense assessment.- didn't have the boys “dog tag” bowl. Perhaps they are getting a while a horse licked his face. It i0:48—Talk by Senator WUllaro O. . V t ' was enjoyed until the guests de- McAdoo. Sunday Is to bring: Uves".—Federal Theater Project ''” 1. Vjfj For entertainment there were numbers on them, as the old saying little nervous now and would rather 12:48—News. rted. Old King Cole was elected went seems that George went up into hla 11:18— Sporta— Newa. Talks— W EAF-NBC 12:30 p, m. ptaln o f the Head, but he neg- piano selections by Elleanor Wood- wait until the spring when they 1:00—Variety Program. S Those boys were about the flrst hayloft to pitch hay down through 11:80—^ b (3rozby’a orchestra. Chicago Round Table, “Crisis In lected to pay any attention to the bous* and Helen Griffin tuid tap might invite us to a little baseball 1 :30—Tuakegee Institute Choir. Manchester boys In the American 12:30— Sammy Kaye’s orchestra. Central Europe"; WMCA-Intercity These Books Con Only Be Secured A t The Herald said H ^ . Another little fellow, dances by Nancy Griffin, Priscilla game—or say a little soccei. . a chute to the horse manger, and 2:00—Gypsy Moods. forces to get wounded and they that. In the dark, he lost his foot- 12:30 a. m.—Henry King’s orches- and others 4, Father Charles B. vrltb a weakness for horses, hitched Keating and Carol McVeigh. Oiughlln; WOR-MBS Forum 7, “Are 2:18—V & y Dreams”. were Ed Titus, "Babe" Wetherell, And yes Bee-el as you ha' ing and went head foremost down tra. himself up to a trench mortar We wish to take this opportunity ready named, our gas Oomi We Heading for WorT” Rep. Ralph 2:80—TTiatcber (jolt Storlss. Office On Bissell Street. No Books Given Out On to thank Mrs. Daniel: and her com Harry Matblason, Thomas Morrison the chute. But being a man of some Tomorrow’s Program ^ eaiaaon and took a live corpse for a Fred Baker, Is also on the teai A. M. O. Breweter o f Maine and Rep. El 8:00—“Radio Neworeel”. mittee for -heir efforti In making and a few other* who we can’t just heft around the southern parts, 3:30—Sunday Drivers ride—If you can follow the drift. recall their names now. The rest will be right on the firing line V. M. Isac o f California; WJ21-NBC th* supper such a success and the George got caught by the waist In 9:80—C?hurch of the Wildwood— 4:00—"The S h atW ’. Approval. All Soles Strictly Cosh. Last June he galloped off on one of were from Waterbury. to go when the order to 7, i*America’s Interest la Foreign Jack Lemolne’s thoroughbred the chute, and hung there, with his John Seagle, hymn tunea 4:80—“World I* Youm." entire membership of the Auxiliary We see our old friend “Black given. And speaking of gas, 9:48—News Service. Tt»de," Wlnthrop Aldrich, boaker, Mariy»go-round ponies. Little man, for the delicious fera in attendance to rades George riark, Jim Thompson. a community wide indigestion at- 9:00—Ford Sunday Evening Hour. With a Tang and 10 Musical Revue; plans to alterate the home to make 2RC Rome 7:30 Folk Music; OSC Illustrated— Please do your bit to swell the at- more room downstairs. ’The read- welcome them. Those who stayed Johnny McDowell and James Mc- tack which resulted from a food 10:00—Zenith Foundation. GSB GSL London 7:30 Songs of Brings Both Relief And Disap- tendance. There will be Important ing room will be cut down to one away missed a very good time. Cullough. sale here last night. The Ladles’ 10:30— Headlines and Bylines. Spring; OLR4A Prague 8 Program business, and your opinion should half Its size and the card room Watch the men's , column In the We understand the only faUllty Piecemeal Society got up the novel 11:00— Sporta; News. pointment As Company Ta for North America; YV8RC Clorscos be expressed. A deflnlte report will extend from one side of the Herald for the next social event. We that took place at the LAglons Idea of having membera of the 11:15—Abe Lyman’a Orchestra.' Still Puzzled By Loss. ST A N D A RD 9:30 Pan-American Union program. from the Junior Baseball Committee building to the other, making It believe It has been planned for next Neighborhood Night” wa* when Men’s CTiurch Club prepare cakes 11:30— CInb Calloway’s Orchestra. has been promised. Business will be twdee as large. An addition will Friday night. March 4. If so. just George Park decided to shoot "Dan and pies for a food sale, which 12:00—Dick Barrie’s Orchestra. encycl o pedia disposed of quickly because Larry be built on the bar, which will ex- check the date, and go to the Home would be sponsored by the ladles. 12:30 a. m.—Ted Flo Rlto’s Orches- When the last of the load of soft SIZE Moonan has something of es peel ad McOrew’* once more. tend around the comer of the card for a good time. Perhaps,^ur presi- Jeems. Well, the men hereabouts baked a tra. coal had been removed from the Interest. He baa engaged moving room to the south wall providing dent, Miss Helen Gustafson will give lot of things which the women sold. gondola-type car at the New stnet 6% Inefces by 9% inches Copyrffht—1937 pictures showing the Legion In ac- you a ring asking for help on ^e coal pocket at 4:30 yeaUrday after- Stsixiiid Aiaeriesn, Iik . more space. Mons-Ypres Auxiliary Evidently people here ate the stuff WTIC r tiaa, and you might see yourself In The house committee has done refreshments. noon and no dynamite or fusee were B.W.V. themselves Instead o f feeding It to liavelers Braedeastltig Servtee. a Mrade—as others see you. some flne work on the home and The. Hartford County Oiuncll found there was both relief and dis- the dogs, for there Is more bellyache Hartton^? UosB On Tuesday comes the annual they are still looking around for Im- meeting will be held at the Home The Mons-Ypres Auxiliary plana appointment as the mine company stag banquet. ’The more we hear per house here today than can be provements. Sunday, March 13. to have another food sale early in imagined. Farmers is seldom bak- RADIO SUJWU W. 1940 a . Ci. $8JI M. t ^ t sold th* coal has aa yet tiin un- about It. the better it looks. Do not Comrade "Chp” Peterson has been Mrs. Alice Wetherell donated a March. A committee has been ap- Eastern Standard lima able, to locate the m isslu sUcks of wait to be solicited, for the time Is ers. • ______^ Day. laid up sick In bed this past week, half dozen hand-crocheted hanker pointed to work on the sale and all Mra. Talbot Fish has finally got dynamite. From 11 ^ lo e k yes- too short. Get In touch with Ma- chiefs to be draa-n at the County membera are requested to donate. terday morning unUl the last idee* but he is able to get around now. her baby to squalling natural again Baateni Staadard rime Satuidayr Feb. 96 honey, Bradley, Dolaen, McCormick. Don’t forget the "Pot of Gold' meeting. The unit appreciates this The exact date and day will be In of cool went through the hopper Into IT FORMERLY SOLD FOR *69.50 after a long spell of being choked ’Thomas, Weir, Wlgren. Bray or Olds gift. th* waiUng truck below there was Tuesday nIghL this column later. up with the croup. before Monday so that the correct The following members were ask- New York, Feb. 26.—Second of p. m. a careful watch kapt by WlUlam Don't forget to listen In on the Members ot our unit, just a re- Gabella Foote is looking for a the movie-produced hour programs 1:20—Connecticut Agricultural Bul- number of dinners can be ordered. “Hello America" V. F. W hour at ed to be on the committee; Maude Bowman who came her* from Johns- minder. Saturday night, Feb. 26th, huckleberry pie which disappeared to appear on the WEIAS’-NBC net letin. Briefly, hen- Is what you will get, all 11:30 Monday night, Feb. 28. Leggett, Florence Peterson, Doris town, Pa., to eupervles the unloading the Edith Cavell Cbrnmand of Hart- from, the pantry windowsill yester- work, Hollywood Parade Is to be 1:30—Progrsih from New York. for your dollar, beginning at 7:00 Red Allen of New Haven, Conn., Modean, Rose Valluzzl, Bertha of th* cool. . NOW YOU CAN HAVE THIS ford is sponsoring an entertainment day afternoon. No tramps was seen the flrst to sign off. Announce' 2:00—Campus Capers. o’clock; Hotel Sheridan, turkey a shipmate of “Cap” Peterson. Is Wetherell, Mary Frazier, Ntcollne Mr. Bowmaa said that it waa tha and dance to he held In their ndeet- in the vicinity, but Sniff Larrup waa ment from Hollywood, pMnt of its 2:80—“Your Host Is Buffalo" dinner; group singing, backed up by coming to one of our meetings to Anderson. Lillian Clemson. Mar- flrst Uma in hla conneoUon with th* Thousands of P h ote^ ph s'bf every conceivable subject of essential human interest the Society Club Orchestra pianist; garet Layol, Gladys Moseley, Ing hall on State street, We hope seen to pass during the time. Gabel- presentation, says It will be termln 8:00—Golden Melodies. mining company that such a mission try and get the membera Interested to see as many of our members as la suspects him. because when he ated March 23. 3:80—Bin arena and bis Orchestra. Jack Sanson, manager ot the State in a Cootie Pup Tent, a fun organ- Martha Vennard, Rose Converse, Bad DMn ptrformed and aevaa othar Theater, as master of ceremonies; Mary Ford. possible. Mra Henrietta Blnks and waa coming back from the store ah* That date ends the 16-week 4:00—Calling AU Stamp (Collectors. man were doing a Ilka work, or n ad y ENTIRE ENCYCLOPEDIA OF are included. Here is unimpeachable photographic authority that visualizea the ization within the V. F. W. Mrs. Ella Hamilton attended the run out and mode out to talk with several acts of entertainment en- Well, we think we wdll have to Ou# membership drive closes agreement between the sponsor and 4:16—Hank Keene. him, and she noticed that he bad gaged by Jack; John Reltemeyer of pay off the bowling team and send March 31. Bring In those names of Legion Auxiliaiy membership sup- Warnsr Bros., producers of the 4:30—Walter Kelsey’s orchestra. toat left the mine were unldad- developments in Science, Agriculture, Trade, Commerce or whatever subject you some huckleberry stains on hla 8:00—Great Ploora—’The Birds”. the Hartford Courant, Department them over to the State Armory to prospective members eligible for per last Monday evening in the series which opened last December Chairman of Americanism, a dy- sign up in the Unemployed Service, the V.F.W. Auxiliary before that South Methodist Church. The pro- mouth. Pies has been bait for more 9. There has been no announce- 6:00—Nsw*. It was hoped that the sticks of than one bachelor as the writer can ment as to future plans, but It Is 6:18—”Fr*d Hoey, Sports Roundup” dynamite that were nitased FIFTEEN V O LU M ES FOR THE are interested in studying. W hen information vital to your work is clearly spread namic speaker; Charles Palmer, as we are unable to arrange bowl- date. gram waa thoroughly enjoyed. Mrs. remember. after the oars Isft ths minss Past Cjommander of Brown-Landers ing matches for there. (Ed. note: The “Hello America” program Ella Hamilton was the winner of indicated ths sponsor wUl eoaUmis 6:80—WrlgbtvlUe aariob. Post of East Hartford, noted racon- will be broadcast this year Febru- the historical plate at the supper. In church tomorrow the Rev. with another feature. 6:45-)"Abdoralnal Pain”—Dr. John b* found and this would put s Maybe not. Rsad Jeems today.) to th* trouble, but not flnAin. i photographically before'your ^ e s it wUl provide you with knowledge worth hun- teur; the guest speaker, Talbot Elbee, in regards to that twenty- ary 28. Wiggly Dobbs will hold forth on The other movie-produced broad- T. Winters. cast. “Good Newa of 1938" oa the load, which was th* otjs <- Mundy, a soldier, explorer, man-of- flve cent word you asked me about. The secretary o f the unit baa a Maty Bushnell Cbeaey Auxiliary, "The Essence Of Sin” which soimds 6:58—Musical Interlud*. FORMER PRICE OF ONE VOLUME fortune and author. An attractive few dime banks she would like some like it might be a talk against liq- WEAF-NBC Thursday nights, 7:00—Kalteruneyer’a Kindergarten. the sight Uiat cams Into N sw "*™ . dreds of times the small cost of this great reference work. I worked on a newspaper once and U. 8. W. V. land. It msaht that th* work miwnL line-up, don’t you think? Every- sver3rthlng that went wrong the of the members to take and All the uor. The parson is usually better plans to go right ahead. It start- 7:80—Harry GUbert Novelty Or- thing Is set but the table. ’Two hun- The auxiliary will celebrate Its when be talks against booM than ed lost November under the guid- chestra. , printer’s devil was blamed for It, National Home Recreation Riiiidiwg 18th birthday on n ivem ry March uTSocaisA*^ tha missing dynamite dred of us could have one jolly good even if it was Impossible for him Fund. If you do not car* to take a be Is when he rants on politics, ance of the MOM lot. 7:48—Bporta of the Week with Jack time. 2nd in the State, Armory. Supper which folks here think he don’t Stevens. ! to make the mistake. My advice Is. bank, please bring a dime to the will be served at 6:30 to be followed Only two weeks from tonight— Elbee. to look up the printer’s devil next meeting for the bank on the know much about. On the Saturday night list: 8.00—’’Believe It Or Not”—Robert eur next dance at the Rainbow. by an entertalnmenL Mra Nelson Ooncertj— WEAF-WJZ-NBC 10 Ripley. Among th* Todas, hill peopls ot IjTjik r If'' and bawl him out. He may tell treasurer's desk. There is no bet- L’Heureux beads the supper com- southern India, a dalty Is k eane- ‘Uhx-* Our National LeglslaUvc Chair- ter cause than assisting our own to 11:80 tenth In series Iqi NBC 8:80—variety Show featuring Jack ' i you where to get off, as he isn't mittee. Louis XVI ersated a law in 1783 tuary and a milkman la a god, be- man has wired that our program Is working for you. But. anyway. children keep healthy and well in symphony under direction of 'Artoro Haley, receiving an awful tossing-around in Entertainment will be provided which made It unlawful to carry Toecanini. 9 :0(M :^ Roth’s Orchestra. fore whom everyone bows down. Elbee, you will be relieved, you will the new recreation building erected He deUvers advice to thos* who ask i' i Oongrea*. That is just as expected, by the National organization. by the Past Presidents’ club. Com- any kind but a oquars handker- WOR-MBS 9:18 to 11:15, Chicago 9:30—American Portrait*. , ECUL get It off your chest. nnleas we can get more people to rades of Ward Cheney Camp are chief. It ta believed that the edict SymphiDy, Dr. Frederick Stock 10:00—NBC Sirmphony • Orchestra tt and no one may touch hla divln* Elbee, did you notice that Jeems person except another dairymsin. cowor urge onr Congressmen to support IL cordially Invited to bs our guests. waa made at the raquset Of Mari* coaducUngT > directed by Arturo Toecanini. ALWAYS British War Veterans did not sign his pet name to his Let us moke this the greatest get- Antotnatte, wbo believed aquare Bee-el, our worries about cootie*. column after we razzed him about Warning all Britishers! Warning Talk—WABC-CBS 10:45, Son. W. 11:30—News. OF THE tontber ever. handkerchiefs to be more oonvenient ' rata, mud, guard duty, K. P. and the powder puff. O. McAdoo address before Federal 11:45— Summary of NaUonal AAU all Britishers: The bloodaounds of We are glad to know that Sister than the round, triangular and ob- Grown In Maesachnestta, a Muaah - —are all over. Don’t you recall Larry Redman’s Pistol and Rifle the Green are on our trail agam. Bar Association dinnsr. Washing- Meet. , measured 4H IM t In tsBgth u d 8 f Mary Warren is out of the bospltai long Niapea that were the style at tOIL oath wa took onfir a bot- club is coming aloqg in flne styl*. Yes. sir, that V. F. W. ^^wUng teaif. 12:00—Weather Report. inches in dlamstsr, wrartilng 106 ENOrtiLoPEPlA -f and feeling much bettw. Swry the tuna. W EAF-NBQ*- 7:18 Baa ^wfiwiiji 12d)8—Johnny Ham9’«-«relMetra; Dotmda. > % flUIE HERALD

.Alfi-' Ruth I. Goodwill, blue net, gar- missions tastllled to the careful paper were down. In the living denias. planning of the «tage oomraittse, of room, the plaster waa'down on two Pauline Bmonds. Burgundy taf- SOQI AND BUSKIN which Irene Jobaaon was chairman, MRS. LEWIS ROSE sides and dust and plaster covered LEWIS E PIPER WEDDINGS I KoC the property committee imder the furniture. IPLE PROVES feta, sliver sccessories. Mrs. Arthur Lantx, West Hart- Betty Wodruff. Windows were blown out or badly ford, aqua lacs. Miller-Matchulat PUY BIG SUCCESS No small contribution to the suc- INLECniREHERE cracked In all the rooms downstair*. SPEAKS ID a U B :AL SPOT FOR Maty Moriarty, aqua chiffon, Miss Mildred Johanna Matchulat ______«oeas of the play rhm the authentic- In a bedroom Just off tbe kltcten rhinestones. daughter of Mr. and Mm. John C. ity of the ssrty nineteenth century more plaster was down and a seam Ruth aigglns. Hartford, black Matchulat of Deming street will be coatumes, secured by the costume was opened in the corner ot the ccmmlftee of which Hannah room that let In the outside Hght MANCHESTER married this afternoon to Raymond iASONIC DANCE tulip taffeta. High School Dramitists In Leuthold was chairman. Ennnent TriTcIer, Recently On the north side ot the house the Mm. Newton Taggart, blue net Otis Miller of Spencer street The CosnopolHu Chb Menbtrs CAST OF OHABACnCBS ceremony will be performed at 4 The vigor and duration of the ap- walls had been Jolted from the POLLY OBBLSBr, the Gull belled her looks. Sbe had KOtaftanea fm o Pbi« Om ) over blue taffeta, silver accessories, plause which followed the play In- foundation. The house held firmly a stout keel, he said, as sturdily y ^ ow rose connge. o'clock in the Zion Lutheran church WeD Chosen Vehicle Dem- Retarned From Eorope To stranded In Londoa wiMa war by the pastor. Rev. Hugo F. R. dlcatsd that the audleoce will very at all cornem, but them was a bow- Holra Addrtis Oa Cnr- breaks oat laid os if New Ehigload carpentem which was uwd tor rtiuiclnj Mrs. Stewart R. Kennedy, black pleasantly "Remember the day”. ing bulge on both the north and bad bufit her. Already be was Let the moire, corsage of yellow roses. Stechholz. Miss Marion A. Erdln JERRY WHITFIELD, h m ; the I gtoea and white, featoona of will play the bridal music and Mm. onstrate Ability. Appear March 1. south sides. Yankee who sses her threaefc. proudly possessive, Uke a loving tad treen and white bunUng Mrs. W, E. Sisson. Hartford, rot WorU F^blegn. relative showing off a beloved child. Electric Furnace Man Katherine Roselle will sing *‘0 Measurements taken midway be- CABELL BANKS, prlvteer cap- S P O T Look After Your Heatlnr ~ the celling. Illuminated by white crepe with rhlnestonea. tween cornem on both sides showed And so waa Cabell. Promise Me." tain. Concerns of "The City of Viltaffa Charm" Noted for Renderinff L I G H T ” ____« green and white electrol- Mrs. R. F. V. Stanton. Hartford, the bulge to'be seven Lichee In ex- This Winter. Ask Ua. The bride's sole attendant will be Polly though "Even before they’ve Easily Loeatad In Thasa Cohunm For Tow OmrmSmitm. unm and green Japaneae lantama. aqua silk. In an admirably choeen play. ABOUT TOWN Mrs. Lewis Rose will have a most tent at one point and ten inches at L«wte H. Piper of the High school put to sea their're crazy about their Good and Paithfal SarYice. Mrs. W. J. Shea, violet taffeta. her sister, Miss Elda Matchulat Sock and Buskin, high school dra- Interesting message to give to the another. This was true on both faculty addressed the mernbem of Yeeterdajr: Arrtviag too teto at vlCka aidewalli were draped with the A number of Hancheoter friends Cherbourg to Ball baok to Amertca, Gray Gull! How much more Jerry’s G. E. WILLIS & SON. INC. Thay Deaanra Your Pstronsgo — Thojr BSHora In Msedieetde. material, forming a back- Mrs. Charles O'Dowd, black vel- and her brother, Casper Matchulat matic club, kept a large audience in general public on Tuesday, March 1st sides of the house. the Coemopolltan' club yesterday going to love her after he’s sailed 2 Main St will be best man for Mr. Miller. The of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bell of Bell at the'banquet hall at the com- afternoon at their meeting at the JerryVC and Polly aro married while Tel. 5125 i that aet off to advantage the vet a murmur of sympathetic laughter From the outside could be seen her a while!” She knew the way of - Mrs. Charles E. Lowe, Wethers- bride will wear a princess style street, Addison, plan to attend the munity T. M. C. A. The lecture is Y. M. C. A. Mm. Harry Straw was they await Banks’ plana to procure nt and beautiful gowne of the open house tomorrow from 2 to 4 that a bow bad formed from the men with ship#, for her father had field, sapphire blue velvet. gown of white lace with train and at the high school auditorium last open to the general public who may east to the west end- on both sides. hostess. a ship of hi* own. NASH, LAFAYETIE J>TPiwmen. McKay's orchestra was night with their presentation of and 7 to 9, In celebration of the 60th secure tickets by telephoning' 72()6 been a typical aeafaring man. After UICK SA L tS PERSONAL SERVICE l^jffjlntloned at the bead of the hall. Helen VIertel, Wallis blue net tulle veil. She will carry a shower On the back part of the house the Mr. Piper opened hie talk with the CHAPTER XXn taa lost hla Proud Lyme off Nan- bouquet of gardenias and lilies of ‘Remember the Day” , by Philo Hlg- wedding anniversary of Mr. and or purebasing them at the door. remark that the program committee •'.’Bghtecn Ublea were aet up In gold accessories, cors^e of pink Mm. BeU. exploeion blew out a locked cellar At the end oT a week CMbetl tucket live yearn ago ha grieved for I 6 S C n v l C E the valley. The bridesmaid will ley antt Philip Dunning. During the month of January, hatchway. It was blown off Its must have known in advance the UDSOH the main lodge hall so that all the roses. , The appealing tone of the play Mrs. Rose spent a great deal of time Importance of February In world Banks arrived at the hotel and ask- her as he ^ a v e d for bis wife, who LUXURIOUS CARS Pyllls Morey, black taffeta with wear a peach' colored lace princess hlngea and landed about seven feet ed to see “Monsieur Jeremiah Whit died the same year. AT W P O N SALON r guests were served at the same gown with powder blue accessories was set In. the prologue when Members of the Manchester In Washington obtaining - Informa- away. Not a window was left events when they asked him to speak “Better Buy” BUICK ----- SALES AND SERVICE "thne. The handsome carpet was aequin Jacket corsage of sweetheart Blanche Gattl, as Nora Trinell, a Mothers’ club are reminded of the tion In regkrd to the political situa- at this meeting, for at this time the field." Not the least of Jerry’s prlds In rosea and gardenias. and arm bouquet of Talisman roaes intact. the Gray Gull was ths beautiful Ooma and see tke amv la n Thte year dttva a Mg ear. Step pntected entirely with builders' dowdy, middle-aged school teacher, annual party for husbands and tion in the United States as well as Upatalm most of the damage was world is Ju4t fjill of happenings. "Le void!" said the Innkeeper, paper. Under the direction of Mrs. Jane Bantly, fuchsia chiffon, gar- and blue Iris. friends Monday evening at the quartern tor Polly. Ha took her models and eoavlaoo vearaelf. Achieving sucoaes In the modem The ceremony will be followed by wistfully, explains to an Indifferent securing first-hand knowledge of In the bathroom. The tub was turn- He touched,on domestic problems and he pointed out Jerry Just com- jiato the luxury elaaa with a 1SS8 Conpletfi Gananl MniUam Bray chicken salad, potato denias. South Methodist church parish hall, ham. the extent of government con- ing In at the door arith his wife there now and watched bar anx- Ante Bopalrlag of All Cam business world, requlrae more fao- a reception for the immediate fam- hotel bell-boy that sbe wishes to see Washington's point of view in re- ed over partly on one - aide, legs I Noah or LafayettSt'' aad atfll keep AotomtlYfi Sarrlea dilpa rolls and coffeb, Ice cream Mm Eric W. Modean, wine red D. R. Roberts, who was once her and to secure their tickets from gard to foreign affaire. In as much trol of business, discussed the vari- iously aa ahe looked around her PRINTING IS VITAL tore then that of knowing what to inolre taffeta, gold accesaories, cor- Ulee aiul cioee friends at the home having been broken off, the toilet Cabell aming Jtrry's hand and I your budget balaaoed. Teu ean buy and cookies were served. The De puplL F" Mm. T. B. Kehler, chairman of as Mm. Rose spent some time In and the wash bowl were cracked. ous blUs, the navy proposition and kissed Polly on both chsoks to the When she exclaimed with delight one ef these new earn for Just a litUs do. He or ehe who would achieve kfolay boys waited on tables. sage of gardenias. jot the bride's pamnts. Later the In the three acts of the play hostesses. Miss Marion Washburn Austria last summer, she Is espe- jgave s’ clear argument for and over tbe white painted 'walls and Gorman Motor Sales ! S. & F. Motoir Sales bride and bridegroom will leave for The plaster was off of the wall and intense pleasure of SMns naUvs on- mors than the cost of low-priced tbe front rank In bualneae today tss Mato fit IM . 8BU Miss Gladys Forsberg; Wood- proper, time turns back to the days or any of the hostess committee. An cially well vemed In the necessary against each, leairing the decision to tha warm carpet dh tha floor he 18 Mala 8 t XsL 18M ears. You can drive one of theee big The Gowns a trip to Bermuda. The bride will the window was blown out. Plaster lookem wtio had supposed oil Amer- must not only know wbat to d^ but haven, L. I., aqua chiffon, gold ac- of high-collared sblrtwalsta and be- enjoyable program of entertain- backgroimd to explain the present was either knocked diwn or loosen- his hearera. He took up the English was touched and pleaaed. "It's none luxury ears at a eoM aa lew, aad m IN NATION’ S TRADE Upwards of 70 cougto were In the wear for traveling a three-piece icana to be cold and restrained. must do It He must jperform the Barry nagg .afioltawna cessories, corsage of sweetheart ribboned pigtails to show Nora Tri- ment, games and refreshments Is trying situatloo In Europe. Mrs. ed in each of the rooms upstairs. situation, which he explained started Jerry asked Cabell to come adth too good tor you,’’ be said. He told many eaaea lower than smallar grand march,__ _ led _ Worshipful roses. blue suit with henna acceasoriea. On being arranged. at the close of the 'Vorld War, and her that there bad been one long ones. duties of hla profeaaloa with such nell dealing understandingly with Rose has been fortunate enough to The monetary extent of the dam- them to their room, and presently kin aad effleleocy, that bla work itaster___ "Hamid Walsh and Mias Miss Bobee Adams, Jackson their return they will live at 188 the problems of bsr lively seventh personally oontaet Hitler and Mus- age could not be closely estimated. the new German-Austrlan union. He cabin, but CabeH had had a parti- You get Mg ear eomtort and Frin___ haa been vital______to bualneaaAwould------be without these printed Uaiy Shields, who was gowned In aid whatever we think of Hitler, the two men were deep In convenm- Ufa In this country tor many jraara. stands out above the average in ot^ Heights, L. I., Royal blue moire, Spencer Street. grade. The monthly supper held on thq solini so that she will give us an It will be necessary to remove all tJon at a window looking toward the tion built, generously giving tbemi roominess; Mg car riding aaae from forme. How much leas business blue marquisette embroidered with Miss Matchulat haa been employ- we must recogni‘!:e the fact that he Sines its Introduction, It boa turned der to assemble an appreciative cli- gold accessories, comage of yellow As little Dewey Roberts, Ralph last Sunday of each month SL intimate picture of three of the plaster from the walla. Buildera harbor, while Polly sat acrom tbe tbe larger quarters and reserving AS ^ ^ ^ big tires and Mg. soft-acting would be transacted without them. entele. . sprays of pink flowers, pink bolero ed by the Aetna Life Insurance Is an important figure In the world springs; Mg car power, speed and the satire current of the bueineae rose buds. Peterson completely won the hearts John’s Parish will be held in Pulaski countries which are so much In the said It might run somewhere from room with her knitting. ths emaller for himself. However, printing cannot be aa The keynote of euetomcr eatlafac- ftns corsage of pink blossoms. The Mm. F. Dwyer, fleah colored vel- Company, and la prominent In of the audience with his boyish scorn Hall on North street Sunday eve- limelight at the present moment. 82 500 to 83,500. today, and Germany Is one of the ptekup; Mg oar steadiness on the world ao that upon printing dependa valuable to the business man as It I'aSncers of Manchester lodge and foremost powem. She would not, she mentally vow- Jerry left her, and a sailor i most of the transaotlons which are tion is skill and ability, plus prompt- vet, black accesaories. church and Sunset Rebekah lodge of sissy-stuff like Shakespeara and ning. Mm. Rose la a fluent speaker who is The house Is occupied by Mr. and brought her little trunk Into 4he Tha All PurpoaOPnel For . . read. If you Ilka action, be euro to should be If It U not svaUable when ; their wives followed. Mr. Piper apoke of the two oppos- ed, Intrude oa the friendehip of drive ths 1938 Noah or Lafayette. carried out each day throughout thte he wants It; If it la not dlstinoUve ness In carrying out viuTotu requests Mm. E. T. Bantly, black net, activities. Mr. Miller Is a milk girls, his mounting adoration of a able to draw pictures vividly In a Mm. Nelli and three children whom cabin and stowed It beneath the a HOUSE HEATINa tor aerviee. This la the chief reawm A Laandry Sanrle* That^ A partial list of the women danc- teacher who knew about boats, and Several of the merabem of St. they are caring for, besides their ing English factions, the people who Jerry and (Jabell Banks. It was a New oomfort faatursa have been country and the entire world. printing—ItuUvldual in every way; white gardenias. dealer. limited time and her hour la filled think as Anthony Ekleh does and bunk. "Tbat’s ahlpahapc!” she told a tXMHU.NG For Instance, let ua consider tha why the Weldon Beauty Salon to- Satlfiflea Waak In and . era and a brief mention of the Mm. Albert Todd, white crepe his tragic disillusionment when he Margaret's Circle, Daugbtem of Isa- with Information which cannot daughter, who is employed In Hart- strong masculine thing, built of mu- added to an already complete car aad If It U hot available In the bulk those who agree with Neville Cham- tual mlsfortuneo and ahared dan- tbe shy lad. He seemed very young, a WATER HEATING to give you greater comfort and part ehseks play In tha bualnsaa ao- [ulred. cated In the Hotel Sheridan build- gowns worn ft^lows: with flame acceesories. discovers that Miss Trinell Is In love bella, will go to Waterbury tomor- otherwise be gained except by ex- ford and did not reach home until 5 a REFRIOCRATION Week Oat o'clock when ehe then learned for berlain. He said it rested with the gem. Their three futures wem not over 17, and PoUy opened a box driving ease. tlvitlas of ths nation. How many aU theae reapecte the Com- ing at 599 Main atieet baa aueceed- Mrs. Richard Tinker, black velvet. Mm. T. B. Kehler, blue slipper Bouley-Klucewicz with the athletic coach. High polnta row to get a preview of the anti- tensive reading and study. people of England more than it ed in business. . Uisa Ruth Coseo, red velvet, silver the flmt time of the exoloslon. A cradled in this frihndahtp. Tbe two of French pastry she was carrying Meeaiar-Naali. Ine., invitos your thousand! of dollars ehaaga hands munity Press eaa serve you tor they Have Yonr Laundry Problema satin, dubonnet trimming. In a uniformly convincing peiTorm- God exhibit that is being shown' In .There has been an advance sale of does here and In some ways they lHan44M >8tor D Iv M M i each day through ths medium of this The management gtves her per- accessories, gardenia corsage. Miss Mary Frances Klucewlcz of son. Ernest. Is away at college. young men had a plan, and Cabell and gave him some. When she was Inspection of theee care at their have been e n g a ^ in the businsee Solved A t the Ethel Luettgens, bla^ taffeta, ance were his courageous endurance that city tomorrow and will be ex- tickets and it may be necessary for am more of a democracy, whereas alone she took off her bonnet and small printed piseo of paper T Tet sonal atteatloa to all work. Thera la U ra W. P. QuUb, blue lace, 109 Foster street was united In of the pain of a broken leg, the hibited In High school ball hem on the lecture to be moved to the The family could not stay in the was Impatient to get on with it. Bhowrooms at 10 Henderson Road. of serving the people of this eetlon dubonnet trimming, silver acces- marriage to Leo William Bouley, we would have to wait two yearn for sea coat, feeling that she waa one Lht them show you how smooth this la only one Instance In which with distinctive printing tor many always a capaMe aad experienced lira. Mortimer E. Moriarty, black aoriea. vigor with which he battles to prove Monday night. Whiton auditorium, but that fact house last night and were domiciled And so was Jerry, Polly admitted printing, plays a part. MANCHESTER LAUNDRY son of Mrs. Olivia Bouley of Hart- with relatives and friends for the a change in government, they can trying to feel no Jealouay, with all the women on earth zho these cam ride. ysam and have ah the neceeaary operator on hand so that you are aopo with gold trimmings. Mm. H. F. Noren, Bolton. that Miss Trinell la not In love with will be determined after the audi- force a change any time, and which Consider all the forma and docu- assured of the bast posalMe care __ Fred Ham, Mgr. Avia Candlemere, West Hartford, ford. at a ceremony at 9 o'clock this the coach.' hla agonized appeal to be night'until they can find a place Into Cabell aald, “I’ve found the ship had followed their men to sea. Meesler-Naah, Inc., has been in the equipment to do the work Juri as the 78 Maple SL TM. 841S Mm. Charles H. Norris, Jjiue net The recklesr driving coserof Mm. ence has reached the T. M. C. A. school of opinion prevailed would business of selling automobiles tor ments which are used In the transac- buitnees man wonts It. and attention no matter whea you ’ green and black velvet and taffeta. morning In St. James’s chufch. The allowed to go away to school when Elizabeth A. Mollory of 2558 Al- Mm. Rose begins her talks promptly which to move while repairs are be- for ua, Jerry! She’s Usd up at Car- Though she was the least of them, Mm. Dana Purinton, powder blue depend on what the Bkiglish want. sha would not shams them. many yearn, and they know them tion of a myriad of business each The (immunity Press la located at drop In tor a beauty treatment With Mrs. John F. Pickles, blue velvet, rector, Rev. William P. Reidy. who he learns the truth, and the proud bany avenue. West Hartford, sched- at the scheduled hour and we there- ing made at the houae. teret We'd be able to gat out ot biladed empe, corsage of aweet peas. officiated, used the single ring serv- Manager Kimball of the Manches- from beginning to end. This factor day. All of these are made possible 251 North Main street and «*»» be trained, capable eetitance and mod- . Mdliestones, gardenia corsage. gesture with which he exhibits bis uled for trial In town court, last fore request the audience to come Carterat" For those on board tha Gray Gull by the meana of the printing press. BetUe Nelson, Bristol, black vel- Mm. Charles W. Strant white ice. ter Division of the Hartford Gas means rhuch when you purchase an roMhed by telephone tor rates at em equipment, they are to a peal- orepe, orchids. flmt long pants on the day of de- night, has been continued until early enough to be seated by eight SUSPECT INCENDIARISM Jerry mentally located the Uttla the bard part must come now. The automobUe because eervica la all- Hew much mom tedious bustness 5T27. tlon to give the many variettea ot vet, thlneatones, corsage of sweet The maid of honor was Miss Mar- Company was out of town yester- waiting. Tbe watchful waiting. The Mm. Albert L. MacLean. aqua parture. a „ . V, , ..... Monday. Mrs. Mollory Is a slster-ln- o'clock. port 20 mllse to the south. “We important when buying a ear. treatments designed aad caleulatad peas. tha Klucewicz, twin sister of the day afternoon and when informa- might got out of there aU right nm to sea when the time came.' lace and net. coral velvet corsage bride. The bridesmaids were Miss j Knight, as Kate HIU, w as, 1^,^ Attorney Ernest McCormick, tion of the explosion reached the start Saving the Building aad Meaolar-Nash, lnc„ aollott your to preserve aad enhance the beauty Dorothy Armstrong, periwinkle de Ightful in her embarrass^ but | „ow of West Hartford but formerly IN BRIDGEPORT BLAZE Yes, I think we could. What's the Tbougb no English vessels patroied Loon way, April lot, when new patronage and invite you to Inspect of modem aromanbood. blue moire with purple velvet bands, coral sweet peas. Ann and Miss Harriet Klucewlcz office of the compeuiy, which was hip like 8” P. Wllaon. fipringfleld will also Oempletaly Renovetad and Up-ta- Mm. Arthur Lashinske, black net determined attempts to win Dewey’s tbe insignificant harbor one knew serleo opens. Stop In and talk uisir varied selecUon ef Nash and TO GIVE (XiHHUNION This beauty talon epedaliaea to purple accesaories. and Miss Lydia Bouley. John affection. Even beneath the amus- CAUSES GAS BLAST about three qusu'tem of an hour "A clipper. Built In Baltimore. that they lurked to the north, have a laige delagaUon. Manehea- datela B v ^ Detail. gardenias. It over frith the oflielala. Lafayette earn In aU styles and mod- tar man are Included in the Hart- pannanent wavaa Thalr ratee are Grace C. Hood, sapphire blue vel- Gemme of Falrvlew, Mass., was ing enthusiasm with which she de- later, Otto Nelson and Raymond Bridgeport, Feb. 18.— (A P )— An Jerry's face fall. “New Bnglaad- watching Cherbourg, and to the '-te. best man, and the ushem were An- The Young Peoples' Fellowship of Mercer went to the house. There attempt to fire a eW-family block ford chapter. ae reaeoasMe as can ba had any- Featatiag Dally __ voured a dish of Ice-cream was felt St. Mary's church will hear Clement em don't bold with those ships southwest, blockading Brest. Tbe Manchester Building A Loan This firm's servloea do not end TO LAYMEN’S RETREAT whare, conslderiag tbe h i^ quaUw EK Madelyn McGowan, New Haven, thony Lucas, Frank Wylatt and her touching anxiety not to be over- DOING OWN REPAIRS they learned that the gas had been at 12 Walter street, the second with- Clabell. Thsy'rs too flimsy." Gray Gull must take her chance. I with the purchase of your car, be- A t tbe close of the mass buses Varied Menne to Seleet rrom white crepe with rhinestones. Charles Golden, all of Hartford. Motten, Trinity 0>llege senior, talk turned on when the stove was con- in two wee)u, was thwarted early Association will be wetting at the cathedral to work done. CaU 5009 for aa ap- SfiE looked by the scornful Dewey. “ThejNw the fastest things on Her 50-odd aallom were Impatient •55 Main Street causa anothar branch of their busi- pointment aoon. Ylila ebop also *» « K.'. Dorothy E. Hultmsn, blue moire. The bride who was given away by on “American Youth" at a meeting nected and had not been turned on today when the motner of five chil- carry those who are to take part (BpeeM Snaday Dtonen) As an obnoxious, smug little “ tat- of the YPF schedule^ for tomorrow (tlontinoed from Page One) water.” " to be off—Americans, most, weary EetabUsbod AprU. 1891 ness inoludse a repair servlee oa the Francis Hart Of This Town Is a complata line of Oontoum cosmet- Mrs. Richard Fox, Hartford, black OBITUARY her uncle, Joseph Klucewlcz, wore by an employee of the gas com- dren was awakened by tbe emeU ot "I doubt if I could handle one. automobUea they sell. In case you In the breakfast to tbe hotel. Tbe Oateetog Te PaitUe, — ^.^nk asepe. tle-tale." Esther Pitkin got a laugh afternoon at 5 p. m. In the parish of an enforced sojourn on tbe wrong Haa Never Pb M Leea Than President Of Hartford Chap- ics on band tor local tala. a princess gown of white satin with pany. /' ! bmoke and discovered a pile of rags No, 1 don't believe 1 could bring one side of the Atlantic. I are la need of service on your auto- breakfast U to be served at 9:iS and Bte. Mrs. John F. Barry, aqua lace. every time her two stiff pigtails ap- house. This became mom marked and was t% Oivtdeod. reservations have been made for lace collar and cuffs. Her tulle veil peared. As “Ellen,” she smirked traced to the cellar. The door to and a section of the stairway lead- home right ffde up," Jerry declared. mobile, remember that Maetier- ter; Breakfast In The Bond. *«L 8S88. Mrs. David Mi Caldwell, fuchsia FUNERALS _____ ) fell from a coronet of pearls. She ing to the second floor In flames. Polly sensed the tenaaneae that Noah, Ino., can aarve you. 600 to attend. It le the first time flhlffon. over Kate's devotion to Dewey and The office of the Tax Collector tbe cellar is Just off the kitchen CabHt hooted In diaagreement flmt tUght aboard. The second night Bdwnei 8. MaaRnlgbt, Mgn carried a bouquet of bridal roses, TWO YOUTHS QUESnONED Firemen, responding to a tele- I "My friSnd, Pve been bearing things that such a communion and break- Mrs. George Dardis, dusty rose william b. Martin triumphed at her success In start- will remain open open today until and tbe Nellis went down together. waa worse, for a sharp breeze was Hartford Chapter, Mother of Sor- fast has been held by tbs Hartford GAS POPULAR orchids and valley lilies. The maid ing the fight over Miss Trinell's Robert Nelli lighted a match to test phoned alarm, quickly extinguished about you. There are a number of aatin and tulle, blue acceasoriea. Old time -l.ciidi In a goodly num- of honor was gowned In peach with 5 p. ro. for the accommodation of blowing like a clarion call. Jerry la H - f .W .f rows Laymen's Retreat Leogtie, M Chapter. The gathering at the Mrs. G. I. Emerson', coral lace. love affair. those desiring to settle for old age the pipes for what he expected to the flames and found that two dish stranded American aallora In this and CabsU stood at ths wheel, star- whioh Francis Hart of this place, is bers attended lb,. funerM of William aqua accessories and the brides- prove a small leak. The explosion IN EXECUTIVE'S DEATH towels and a baby’s shirt had been Bond will be oalitd together Mr . B. F. Llttlefleld, Franklin, Mass., MIrth-provokIng also were Gladys assistance taxes. Monday is the last port and some of them are from ing toward the west and- talking IFLOORTREAMNT prealdent, will receive oommunion President Franote Hart aad ha wlU AIMTIHCAND B Martin,’ a resident of Manchester maids were similarly attired In aqua crune Instantly. taken from a olotbeallne at the rear down Oonneatleut way. They tell ' COOKINGFUEL black net. white gardenias. and vicinity for ovei SO yearn whicn gowns with peach accessories, hats Addy’s sharp-voiced, shoulder- day on which these taxes may be earnestly. No one seemed to re- In a body at the 8 o'clock mass to Introduoa Thomaa J. Quirk, prlacl- DECORATI NC Alice Preston, white taffeta. switching characterization of the paid without Incurring the one dol- The Canae (OooMnaed from Page One) of tba house, rolled Into a bundle me you saved Captain Gtobb's bark- member her existence. That, too, A Motoring Revelation can be be celebrated In fit Joseph’s CMthe- d of tba Albert Burr acbool of was held at the W. P. Qiileh funeral with short veils and arm bouquets Later the source of explosion was and Ignited on tbe bottom stair. entine DUm from the rocks In a Mrs. Albert Dewey, fuchsia vel- home at »:S0 this morning 'ollowed of roses. typical, old-maidish, principal's eiec- lar additional penalty aa provided was part of being a seaman’s enjoyed'right here la Maaeheeter drel, Hartford, tomorrow morning at Sartford, who wUI be the toastmas- vet, rhinestones. by law. found. In an unllghted cold storage tarlly on the advice of Trame' At tbe same time, Asaletant Ftre hurricane on a trip around the IMPROVES HOMES which time Moneignor Duggan will OUR SBRVICiB mCLUDEB by a funeral mass in St. Bridget's The ceremony was followed by a retary and Louis Foley's portraWal wife . . . with a OeSoto or Plymouth— ter. Judge Thomas Malloy of Despite efforts to the contrary, ____ • compartment in the cellar was a father, Harry, the latter said. Chief Stanley Sherwood revealed Horn. You were Just 20 at the oelqbrate the mass. Qm M and SattaCaetlen why Mrs.,John H. Hyde, blue flowered church, celebrated by Rev. Fred- large reception at the home of Mr. of a stiff-necked, petty princljMl, Then came Cabell's low called, Hartford and Father Joseph Patrick gas still remains the popular method ' thlffoni silver accessories. At a meeting of the Board of branch gas pipe on which there was Sergt. Donahue, an Investigator that two weeks ago tonight, anoth- time." Want to learn w hyf Present with tbs Hertford chap- eoi hava yaar pidatlBS Sena by erick Oark. assistant pastor of the and Mm. H. F. Fredericks of 60 more concerned with the attendance commands, relayed by Jerry. Sallom O'Neill CP., of Springfield, will be of cooking to thte nouatty. House- Bernice Gregg, Windsor, flowered record than with- the Injustice r of Selectmen to be held Monday night no cap. From it the raw gas flowed for the coroner’s office, brought the er attempt was made to tire the Polly’ looked up quickly. There At this time of year, local real- ter at the communion and later at the speekare wives have found by experimenting church. Kensington road, friends of the Into the room. This compartment 3rouths to Summerdale station today began running, ropat ware hauled plrencb crepe. dismissing the coach for a fdlae at 8 p. m. in the Town Hall, the wooden frame block. At that Urns, was so mudi Jerry had never told . ,'t PoUy lookiag up Into tbe star- Sales aad Servfee IwoiwMy ammgtog thalr thsi breakfast that la to be served The epeaklag at the breakfast with other metbode that gae to tha Wink The body was brought Into the bridal couple. items of business proper to come filled up while much less gan seeped after bearing their story. M idnt to Include spring tmprova- et fh e Hotel Bond win be dalega- ' Nadra Lasvrenca, East Bertln, Mr. and Mm. Bouley left for a complaint. I a baby carriage bi’^an alcove off the Her. "Hew did you do It, Jertyl'' Ugbt saw tba maate bloom with wni be lirosdeaat from lo e'olook inoet toexpeneiva, eobvenlant and bmiamarine velvet. church by Jamei 'Rolston, Michael before the March T town meeting out Into the rest of the cellar. There Meanwhile detectives sought for first flixir hallway at the eastern end "It waa Just eliancs, you might mente about their homes, ^nisae tloas from the Boston Franotsca until 11 o'olook Sunday morning. quick way to do their cooMng. Donohue, Clarence Johnson and wedding trip of unannounced des- As Edith Phelps, the pmtty, spell- was plenty of gas everywhere in the questioning Charles C. Schmidt, Sr., canvas, saw sails flU and apraad. DEPOT SQUARE GARAGE spring Improvements am anticipated JORNLOiSON Viiglnla Wells, Kensington, blue ed, high school daughter of uie will be listed. Certain phases of the of the block was destroyed. say. It was the trip wo lost our The Gray Gull, like an eager bird, Fnary and 8t. Gabriel League of Gas causes e minimum o f moon- Charles Blaney, the beamm. As the tination. The bride wore for travel- town’s financial situation will alo cellar, however, when the Nellis and hla son, (Jharies, Jr., 19. The. Depot Square XeL SlSI-S2aS giving the home a Boston headed by National Vice Vnlater and Deeerator taffeta. ing a black and white ensemble. The town's rich man, Sedzel Peterson flmt mate In a blow and our second waa running out to sea. More than 40 days ere required to venlence. It Is quite taexpenalTe body entered the church. Mm. be discussed. went downstalm. elder Schmidt was president of the mate from a fever. (Mp’n Cobb was more attractive and comfortable ao- President of Retreat Leagues Frank hatch ostrich eggs. and la easily available to thte aao- i * daofcaen Straet — 6g7* Mrs. Emil Milleri flowered chiffon bridegroom Is employed by the gave a realistic demonstratloh of James Neill was standing behind firm of which Richard was vice (To Be Oonttnoed) pearanoe. OStea 888 Mato StMM ~ 6886 ver grey satin. Arlyne M. Gaiiity, the church or- near-hysterics, as she begs the 4-YEAR-OLD BOY IS down In hla bunk with a brokea Isg tlon from the Maaeheeter Dlvlalan ganist. played "Lead K'lidly Ugbt." United Tool and Die Company. Mr. and Mm. William Rublnow of hla brother when Robert lighted president. However, home-ownem Should of the Hartford Gas Oempaay. It Mrs. Hilding Bolin, Hartford, coach not to tell anyone that she the match. He was slammed against Tbe Schmidts were sought after and I bad to take charge. The bo- reallM that regardleea of tha beauty aquamarine chUTon, sequins. She and Mm. Mary Cervinl sang the has lied in telling her father It was 192 East Center street returned last sun or the galloy cook could have glVM a clear, blue flame wblcb cooks reeponsea. At the offertory Mm. night after a cruise to Nassau In the the work bench and got a quick halr- Mm. Edna Johnson, secstA ^ of the lOLLED BY AVrOMORILE UHERAL^ of homo furnishings, the boms will faster and more avenly. Mrs. Russell Remlg, pink chiffon Adamson-Kristoff he with whom she had been staying slnge from the flame of gas. In company, testified at an inquest done Just as well, If they'd been put 00 YOU KNOW- not be attractive unless the Doom are With silver and blue accesaories, Garrity sang Ave Marla" and at Bahama Islands, aboard the Cunard to It. Oap’n (Jobb made me first also beautiful and free from marks The Manobeater Divtehm o f this Miss Claire June Kristoff, daugh- out late. liner "Carinthla." about one second all the damage yesterday that Schmidt, Sr., and Sometimesthe______moon_ passes dl-1 A DAINTY GIRL gas company to located at 687 Mato UH ^ ^ ^ ^ corsage of marguerites and snap- th e' close of the mass she sang ter of Mr. and Mm. Paul Kristoff Wesley Palmer, as Dan Hopkins, had been done. Boate afterward But there are bet- and scratches. "Sweet Savior Blewi Us Ere We Richard 4iad wrangled over business Hartford, Feb. 28.— (A P )—Donald rectly between the sun andid the earth T. P. HOLLORAN len't daint)(. no other charm eounts. It treat, wham they have a ahowroom dragons. of 1.33 School street, became the the good-looking athletic coach, The Damage affairs and had not been on good Gedutls, aged four yeom, was In- ter and older aallors than ms that've You may think that It win be too REPAIRING Go." As the recessional she played Manchester Assembly No. 15, never had tha chance." without Ite shadow falling on the Funeral Home expensive to have your floora mlald la a charming habit to lightly perfuma your clean tor gee ranges, refrlgeratora end Mrs. Edmund R. Wrubcl, Fall bride of Victor William Adamsori, skillfully developed his role from The Nellie hurried up etaim. There terms for four months. jured fatally when he was struck by eartA. In this ease, we have an and shining locks. Contoure Eau de Cologne can end accesaonea. They welcome your River, Mass., white defrosted moire Chopin's "Funeral March." son of Mr. and Mm. James Adamson Order of Rainbow, will meet Mon- "Maybe," Cabell agreed dryly or reflnlehed now, but we are cer- Wa8hliK Mirhtni, VaennaB the confident manner In which he day evening at 7:30 In the Masonic they found a scene of wreckage. In Attacked Near Home an automobile. The lad ran Into the annular, or ring-shaped ecllpee, ideally located — ooc ran lent aad also be uied on the body. inspection of their modern style taffeta, gold accessories, orchid cor- The body was placed In the vault of Strant street, i a ceremony per- the kitchen plaster was strewn "Look out, or you'll get conceited away from the bnsy Iboroogh- tain that when yoxi consult Max wins Nora Trinell’s love to the ne Temple. Mrs. Wallace Robb, mother Richard was beaten fatally In street near bis home, yesterday. with only the center of the lun be- GENBROUfi SIZE ranges and refrigsratora and tovtte Oafiaer, Clock, Gan and kage. In St. Bridget's cemetery. Father formed this morning at St. James's manliness with which he keeps over the floor. The wall In )>ack of front of hla north side home Thurs- over your modesty. . . . his Slipper fara. Distinctive Service — Mod- Nowach In regard to hla prices you advisor, ~is attending the annual Walter F. Malr, driver of the car, ing blocked out. » will And that tha added DMUty to CONTOURE EAU DE OOLOGNfe-8L25 , Inquiries into their services to local Mrs. Otto Neumann, Hartford, Clark sayl.ig the prayers at the church at 10 o’clock by the Rev. Wil- Edith Phelps' secret even at the ex- the range showed the lath. day. now . . ^ e acute odor of a i ern Facllltlea. Lock Rapfilrlaf. Key Fit- cemetery. liam P. lleidy, who used the single meeting of mother adviso'a from told police the boy suddenly ran your home will ovarehadow the com reeldents. srine brocaded velvet. pense of losing his position and Plaster and paper on tbe south Sergt. Donohue said Trams and ' "What's wrong with herT What's and the discoloration of a spoon Houeewlvea contend that if you Uaf. ring service. assemblies th.'ougbout the state at aide of tl(e dining room was stripp^ from between two car* parked on she doing In a uttle port Uka Car- AMBULANCE SBRVlUB paraUvaly tmall price you wlU Mrs. Archie E. Jarvis, Jr., Boston, leaving Nora to go to a mythical Job Krose told him they went with the street. Malr said he applied the with which egg la beaten, am due have not tried gee tor cooktog, you white sequlned chiffon, silver acces- ‘The bride was attended by her the Masonic Temple In West haven off and all along the north wall and Schmidt, Jr., to Richard's home on teret? Hew long has ahe been rot- OAT AND NIGHT to pay to hava your doom aerap^ Mrs. Una Montgomer}' cousin. Miss Dorothy Keyser of Clif- in business. today. brakes but the right front fender to the sulphur In the egg. and retmlahed. have never really ooiAed. sories, gardenia corsage. Marian Olson was Dewey's lov- above the doorway leading Into the what they thought was a business tUig thereT” , Apple pie Is the favorite of the ITS Center SL PhoaagMa BMan by thte that gaa to the superior The funeral of Mrs. Lina Mont ton. N. J., and WlUlam Bralthwalte living room the plaster and wall struck the i.boy, whom he Imme- "She's been there only a couple Nowsch has aU tha factlNIaa to BRAITHWAITE Mrs. D. 8. Conrfell, West Hart- gomery, widow of Charles P. Mont- e'ole and over-anxious youn^ mother, errand. American nation. Blueberry pie Hotel fiheriden Building,fd Manchester ta u lij * S a fmimmi awthod of cooktog end refrlgerattog of Pearl street was best man for Young people of the Concordia diately took to s hospital. of months and ahs's sound. Her lay, sand, aorapo and reflnlsh floom Dial 5003 82 Paarl Straet ford, flowered silk. gomery, and a long-time resident ef Mr. Adamson. iMsmayed by the mess caused by rune a close second. and maintalna a aufflelent staff to end that It to ths most practical and Mrs. John A. Trotter, aqua taf- Dewey's model-boat building, re Lutheran church are reminded ot captain died of a fever the day they The most highly ooncentratad inexpenatvs process yet davteed. Manchester, was held yesterday af- The bride who was given in mar- the social at TerryvlUe this evening, enable him to do the work without tbta, gardenia corsage. signed to her husband's habit of put in there. Her owner's a Balti- form of protein known is cheese, unneceesary Inconvenience to yo Gaa to used almost universally by ternoon at the South Methodist riage by her father wore a white and that private cam will leave the Mrs. Arthur Seelert, rose taffeta, church and largely attended. A dele- lace princess atyle gown. Her veil brmgtng something for dinner af- more merchant who's financially which also haa a high proportion ot and to your family. He la looatod at Lousewlves who want to get the gardenia corsage. gation attended from Sunset Re- of tulle fell from a wreath of lUy of ter she has already prepared the church at 6:15. There will be room pressed. He wants to sell bar." fat. Iron and phosphorus. ATTERIES 93 Middle Turnpike and welcomea In- most for their money to quality and Mrs. Paul Doiigan, black taffeta, bekah lodge of which ehe was a past the valley and gardenias. Sbe car- meal, and deeply concerned over for any who And they can go at the “That means he wants ready Sixth largest of the lakes ot the quiries Into hla work. You can servlee. The Manchester Division last minute. PrcMiitcd Und6r the world. Lake Tanganyika baa sequins. noble grand, and from Temple ried a prajrer book with sprays of Dewey’s amazing refusal to eat din- money. You could hardly get her DID YUUR CAR START? 'phone him at 6738 and ha wlU be of the Hartford Oaa Company urges Mrs. A. Anderson, hand-blocked Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, valley llUes. The bridesmaid wore a ner on the day of bis decision to go IN A \ A N C H ESTER Auspices of on credit, I reckon 7” area of 15,000 square miles. pleased to anewer any of your quae- you to consult them about having satin print, light green sash. Juliet gown of aqua net and car- away to school. As Dewey's father, A change In the Salvation Army "I reckon n ot But wait tUl you Ths Baltic Sea la the sixth larg- Do Not Let A Low BelteiT Let tlont and to submit an estimate on INSTALLATIONS MEET YOUR FRIEN1 gaa Installed to your horns by their Btnny of Our LIqaere Can Be of which she was a charter member St. Mergieret’s Circle, Yon Down. We are as aaar to Gertrude Fenerty, dusty blue Dr. Earl E. story, the pastor, con- ried an old-fashioned bouquet. Allan Coe characterized a man meeting for this evening at 8 o’clock bhar thta! His agent's the same -Jt sea la ths world, aad haa on the ooet of your work, which, no « AT TAM’S oempaay. Found Nowhere Else In tbe City has been made. Instead of the Daughters of Isabella. average depth of 122 feet yon as yonr ’phone. ALL TYPES Ineindleg moire. ducted the service and Mias Ann The ceremony was followed by a whose pompous manner covered hla M O N D A Y N IG H T French bankar hem In Oierbourg dbubt will be far lees than you would For a tefreeUag Oecktall Strickland played organ selections. roception at the home of the bride's sincere Interest In his boy's welfare. speaker announced. Rev. William my father transacts buslneas with. TYDOL GAS AND OILS bnpertod and Domestic SootaS, Mrs. Everett E. Fish, pink and If yon Intend nay aaw hnpreve- or perfectly balanced loach Wtaae and Ohnmpngnee blue flowered silk. The bearem wem portem and burial pamnts, after which the yotmg An amusing bit was the struggle Turklngtoa who la well known to a Pve convinced thte banker that Mr. Oompleto LabriceMon ficrvtee Nowsch la credited with toying meata to yonr home be ears nnd or dinner. couple left on an unannounced wed- between the fatber and mother to number of local people, will addrees O NE NIGHT O N LY! moat of ths floom to new homes In AeWcB A eiteS Mrs. Ralph H. Johnson, Torrlng- was In the family plot In the East Cabell Bonks, senior, of Boston let ne give yon an estimate. DINE AND OANOR OLSON EXCELS The "Hard-to-flnd" Bqnore era ton, white brocaded satin, corsage cemetery. ding trip, the bride wearing a black be flmt to follow Dewey when he the meeting. He Is at present con- would want me to have the ship to FAIR FOILER ADAMY*8 ttite \tetotty and ha has also done of red roses. coat with Pemlan lamb trim; white leaves the room In team. ducting evangelistic servicea at get home In, and that he'd like me SERVICE STATION extenolva reflnlehlng work for rsai- ANDERSON & JOHNSON accessories. On their mturn they Blanche Gattl did a very effective Calvary Temple, Hartford. dente of the vlctolty. You will in- Tam’s Restaurant Delivery Servten. Mrs. Nils Carlson, coral crepe .Martin Koehler to have enough money advanced to Cor. fipmoe and Eldridge Streete Ptambtog, Heating and Tinning with gold accessories. will live at 8 Ridgewood street and piece of acting In the touching outfit the clipper and pay the crew deed find It to your great advantage 38 OUntoa fit TeL 6H84 18 Bnet Cantor Street ASAPAIN1ER THE CORDIAL SHOP The funeral of Martin Koehler be at home to chelr friends after climax of the play, where Nora Mrs. Elizabeth Stevens ot Spruce tor five weeks. Tbs chief expense to consult Mm before yon uaderteke Odd Fallows BnUdtog TM. 7718 888 Mata SL Mrs. C. Leroy Norris, flowered who died Tbumday at hla home, 706 March 15. any spring Improvements about satin. Trinell mpresaes her personal agony street has ap her week-end guests will be a pair of kmg guns, properly Main street, will take place tomor- Both bride and bridegroom are at hearing the gossip about Dan George Staubly and daughter Mary A NTI C O D EXHIBIT your home. Mrs. Frederick Hadden, silver graduates of Manchester High mounted, but he'll stand for It It's Spring te feat approaching and row afternoon at 2 o'clock at the Hopkins and Edith Phelps to give of 264 Burritt street, New Britain. soon It will be time tor making im- metallic net, gardenias. home. Rev. J. Stuart Neill, rector school. Mr. Adamson la employed Dewey famwell encouragement In a perfect eltuaUon,^end Whitfleld HCET M ETAL EVEDYTHINCIM Mrs. Robert McLaughlin, Wallis of St. Mary's Episcopal church will by the Manchester Dtdry. the ambition to build boats. Including over 2,500 books, pam* Wtao're we to anlpa at fate?” provements about tbe horns in prep- blue silk, gardenias officiate. Masons of Rising Sun "A Baltimore cUppar’e not safe, M'«-K aration tor spring months when all In the epilogue, which returns to y * are prepared to give prospee- I WORK ^ the world takes on a brighter ap- Mrs. Robert Cooper, East Hart- Lodge of Warehouse Point will con- the hotel lobby, John Douglas as phlets, papers and other documentary Banks. Those Marylanders are mad ttve "Heme Bulldere” a oompiete PROMPT PLUMBING ford, black velvet. duct the ritualistic service at the FIND MISSING BOY to build tbem. Too flimsy. Too bnlldtag aervloe, IndadtaL naiia. "BETTER MILR pearance. Tbe Interior of your S ICNS the grown-up Dewey, presented a PLCOiBlNG, TINNING AND Albyna Augustine, black taffeta. grave In the cemetery In that place. END APPEARS NEAR sharp contrast as a successful man evidence of the Anti-God Campaign fast . . ." Bhw Prints, Etc. FOR PARTICULAR PEOPLE" home should be made brighter by THE SIGN MAN’* HEATING OONTRAUTORfi par produete are all the elogan the repainting of woodwork or the Silver acces.sories, roses. Rev. Jepson will officiate at the of the world to the shabby Miss being conducted by Communism and "Too flimsy, I grant you. But not tXlAL — OOKA REPAIRS URGED AMD fiUEBT METAL WORK la prepared to exeonto end com- Marion Browning, turquoise taf- committal service. LYING I ^ SNOW to fast Nothing could be too fast ImpUee. Yon too, ebonld ieani papering and decorating of rooms. plete yonr filgo Probleme. FOR GEN. PERSHING, Trinell. Her pathetic eageraesa to BAMOB AND FUEL OIL8 why ao many peopio toelet on feta, rhinestones, gardenia corsage. congratulate him summons up the I o t h e r *ism s.” for us now. Do you raallM, Jerry, We •re eaJeylBg a reantation of John I. Olson located at II Jack- laMedtog filgn Boards - Neoti Muriel Cone, Hartford, black taf- Naugatuck. Feb. 26—(A P )—A we’ve got no right to fight tha Brit- Piempt OeU* I At All Qnallty Work la afi thee* Wato Side OaiiT Produota—doUv- eon atreot to Manebseter, has gained Signs • Marquees - Show Cards voice of young Dewey to prompt the supernumerary policeman found Almoat evary day, end treab to yon dally. feta, lame trimming. man not to be a "stiff shirt" and to ish till we get our commissions ? a wide reputation for doing Interior Irnok Lettaclag, Etc. PHYSICIANS REPORT Eugene KomUh, aeven-year-old son rust and wear, work mteeklef to BOLR AND CREAM doooratlng of high quality. When- Aah the Sign Blaa — He Kaowel Barbara Wamock, tea rose net PREDICTS DEFEAT ask her to dinner, but on Important If we tried it we'd be pirates Instead MANCHESTER Get Onr i of Mr. and Mm. John Oorniah, to- Brief Explanatory Lecture yotn* home or office, to fa ct every- (Paetonriaed) ever you have work of this nature with lace. telegram prevents and Noim-Trinell of privateers. We’ve got to get LUMBER & FUEL CO. where. Often timee a mtoor Mt of (Continued from Page One) day after an Intenstve nine-hour home, and quick. We'll be a hare TMephone 6145 to bo done, it wlU pay you to con- MANCHESTER SIGN AND Mrs. Francis GetcheU, pink aatin. IFFDRIS NAMED Is leftalone with his flowem and her search. repairing will save a large repair JOHNSON A LITTLE WEST SIDE DAIRY sult him. Mrs. E. R. Marshall, NIantic, memories. By pursued by a hundred hounds, thte bill reeulUng If the work is neg- 103 Oentor S t TeL 8fiT8 S3 MoKaa SL TM. 770* DISPLAY SERVICE peach taffeta. Into a coma that lasted several houm ExcHlently done wem 'the many 'Die officer, Beecher Woodslde of crossing." A complete and up-to-date painter Jeha Haddon lected. Prompt attention to your te Oteon and he has ell the neeee- Mrs. James MrCaw, Jr., sea blue (Oonttnoed from Psge One) and the doctom despaired of hla life. minor ' 'characterisations: Anne this place, found the child In a “ You’ve convlaced me,” Jerry wooded section of Union City near I plumbing when wear first begins to ary equipment to undertake a Job alipper satin with rblnestonca. However, he ralUcid and a t ' times Howarth as the Roberts' sympathet R E V . P A U L B. W A R D , C . S. P. said. It had occurred to him that HIGH CrtA DE take Its tali will eave you money to recognized those at hla bedside. ic maid; Tom Donohua and Horace Platte Mills, about a mile from no ship could be too fast to get of any site. When he papem and Mrs. James W. McKay, aqua tse for IndustrieA, Organization, ths long run. decorates a room, it Xtakee oa a satin. would not be a candidate for Presi- But the stout heart faltered again Btssell as quarreling bell-boys; where he was last seen. The boy Polly home In. After they'd m ^ e RIMTIHC ODY-FENDER POOFIMC early last night and the lighting was reported missing last night by P If you have any baatliig or brighter appearance, m s work te Mrs. E. H. HucklanJ, bine lace. dent Harry Hultlne as the wise-cracking America they could trada the thing plumbing repair work under oonald- commander dropped into a second reporter; Fred Mahoney, as Dewey's his father. UuTOPAIHTINC IN c - sidinc dona to a neat manner which al- loors Marie E. Tryon, Wilson, rvmri ^ Wheeler also placed himself on coma more pronounced than the for a atout New EMgland craft that JOB AND COMMERCIAL eratlco at thte time, do not neglect A NEW TOP . . . ways meets with apprpvni and tor F navy blue clolb. squirrel collar. record as opposed to an unusually pal who opologlsea aftar fighting The policeman said the child was Uknildn't topple la a gale or crush It Anderson end Johnson at 33 HEILAlb - RisFkiJtfili. first. Just 08 on the previous night with him; Carl Ackerman, Raymond lying in the snow, moaning. He HIGH SC H O O L H ALL PRINTING SVN'raBTlU FOR THE OLD HOME thte reason Mr. Olson MCeoegnlzed Mrs. RoUin M. Ransom, Windsor, trig navy because, he said, he did cot he reacted to heart stimulants but Uke aa eggshell when fired on. Clinton street stand ready to give OR DDOO REFIN1SH1MO as one of tha nMst coi^otent dse- AND RESURFACED Wue velvet. think Japan, Germany or any other Barrett, Dorothy Wurtz, Howard was rushed to a physician’s office you instant servlee on any work special attoation to tbe new his atmngth was ebbing and he could Daniels, Irene Johnson, and Frances where his condition was pronounc^ Prompt and Efficient Prlathig AUTO BODY AND FBffDBR oratom and painter* in thte section. RAVE THOSE FLOORS Mrs. T. W, Relchard, powder blue country could successfully Invade not hold the gain he appeared to Ten days later la The spiall har- you may have waited to be '" done. REPAIRING prspeety owneie of Dtoaobeelor. Many public buildings and private lace. the United States. Wallett as other acbool children serious. ef All Kinds Anderson aqd Johnson proudly b o M A leaky roof eaa be mighty easily. _ REFINISHED have made. L'hor of Carteret PeUy Whitfleld WBLDlNa AND RADIATOR bomae stand aa mute avidenoe of k* eariirie ii hew It wOi Mrs. Jamea T. Nichols, Chinese Marjorie McCormick as the flower More than 200 persons. Including Bt aboard the clipper Gray Gull that they do qualify plumbing and A complete home servlee, laelnd- girl; Sam Harris as a customer; Boy Bcoute, Joined in the search Monday Night, 8:15 O'clock WORK tbe work he has done end It win be Imptwm year terns semforL peacock blue velvet, gardenias. h’nrd and captained by Mr. Cabell COMMUNITY PRESS beating work to all their branches. Work Oearantoed- Lowest Priese tog Sooltog - Biding - Onrpentry. wall worth your while to let thte Louise Burr aa one of the "old type” after the lad's father told police a That means that they atand ready nnd Painting. Nm r io a n Laid, Sanded mMI Genevievs Alvord, ivory brocade, HOSPITAL NOTES ' _ • "A. Junior, of Boston, and whoss A. f.,Betesee g. w^Bars THE MANCHESTER painter do your spring improvement Vtotohes. Alto Old Fleam Sanded ted roses. school teachem; and Robert Hall aa companion of Eugene's hod left him to serve you whether your Job be Manchester Edith Phslps' fatbar. ___ mate was Jeremiah Whitfleld 3*1 No. Mala fit TeL 5727 work so that you wOl te cerUto that Mm. Sherwood T, Smith, gi seii at a brook while he went home to torge or small. For the tmaUer AUTO BODY WORKS A. A. DION Admitted ynoterday; Mm. Annie The naturalnees and sincerity of St Newburyport Massaehusstte. TeL 3873 24 Maple fit it te done right end at tha lowest _M ^ WW8CH*4 so n Sreps. change hla shoes and stockings, Everyone Everyw here Regardless of Sect or "We've kept her old name," (3a- fob, let Anderson and Johnson at- 81 Walln B t TM. 4*8* Peterson, 90 Birch street. Miss Doris the characterisations, the effeetlve- which were wet. poeatble cost and. teconvenlenra to as Mliffii Tnsuelke TM. *788 . Martha Blatter, black satin, gold Date Book hen explained to Polly aa be eacort- tend to It Immedlatoly aad get it you. Johnston, 84 West Middle Turnpike, nees o f the pantomime which built out of tha way before a mere ooat- Sccessories. up the performance, the control d her aboard. "We heard the •Oteon welcomea toqultiae. tele- Oonliig Eveate Mm. Florence Wilkie, 298 Spruce SEnn SENATOBIAL SEAT ly piece of work la neeiteary. For phoned to 4870 or 6854. Mrs. J. Francis Wood, Sorasrs- street. Joseph Rlster, 7 Lilac street with which the young actora Cre e d Is Invited T o T h is Exhibit. name Revengt, that we had such a lectrical Ote, pale green lacs. March 1—Rural comedy, "Simple hanker tor, la already la uae.” tbe larger oentraet, oenault thhm, Discharged yesterday; Mm. Flor- handled their rarts, and the smooth- NssbvlUe, Tsnn., Feb. 36.— (A P )— learn their rates aad let them give |JA SH £. niMTIHGAHD Marion Norton, Buffleld, legral Simon Simple," at North Methodist ness with which emotlozis shifted "Gray Gull aeems suitable," PoUy CONTRACTORS LP A PEP blue moire taffetsu church. ence Stratton, 41 Garden atr^t. Tennessee's Junloi- Senator. George you aa estimate oa tlmg. coat and Birth: Testerday, a aon to Mr. from comedy to pathos resulted D. Berry, announced today ha would •aid. She looked tip dubiously at E materiale. LAFAYETTt O F F I C E S U P P L I E S Yo u II Be A m aze d A t T h ese Startling Revelations Year Dectrical Needs eaa be Bfaea. black aattn, thins- Also, lecture, "Prejudices Prefer- and Mrs. Floyd Williams, 284 Lake from the expert direction of Miss bo a candidate for the Democratic the remarkably tall maste, ao dif- Another branch of the buetoi the new MODELS •tones. Helen Page, adviser of Sock and ferent from Ooualn Tim’a stout, We narra Um largeei assprinieai A Tliouglit red," by Mrs. Lewis Rose at T. M. street nomination to succeed himself. mOaiy made by the Johasoa Bmk done by Aademon and Johiuoa eon- ef Waif Fapere to the atota aad Wk Qtofy A Um dr Mrs. 8. T. Wamoek, ivyal blna C. A. Admitted today: Edward Grau- Buakln and coach o f the play. He seeks to aervs the four yearn heavy oaea. Tbeaa maate aaemed to rists a f_M lI^ and toetallUg ARE HERE Invito teapection. The problem of making alx scene the March 4 — DeMolay teatimonal. ahlnaky, Wapplng. remaining of the term of the late dwarf tha alaodar hull from which We win gladly giva yaa aattoeaDea. Maetar-Kraft cd bunar.Mr. OaS Mrs. Earl B. AndenWB, lea faliM shifts was solved by use o f a new Fenctog exparta aae 16-year-old TMe year •• avery year tha new Valata — Varalah — Feemele Masonic Tompla. Dlscbiargnd today: Sherwood Nathan I*. Bachman. Upon tba they spraag. Tbare was so Uttls or 6043 tor further parttaulara about •tin. eet. By altering the positiao of the toesboard vlaibla that the Gray Gull tnuite Raordon. above, as the Naah aad Lafayima ean an a Wan Pnpera March U —Epworth League play. Bebrcnd, 104 Washington street, death o f Senator Bachman, Gov. next Padfle coast women's toils tbsM oO burnare or any beating or i Watksrsflli;^ pfak units and chantfng u s properties, Gordon Browning appointed Beny A D M ISSIO N FREE aaemed ahaUow as well as aieadtr; JOHNSON BROTHERS lelaiiea. PRINTING 8IRV1CS "Waiting A t The Church." at South Leon Fallot. 9 Ridge s t ^ t plumbing work that you BMy have, RotaR — Ttkelcaale each acme seemed a com^etely tUfi until the gansral elecUoa next No- ^hen Polly mentioned this to Jerry, champion. The Los Angeles THATSATKFIES MiUwdUt ( k a i 4 u . 0«M »: 8WKi Country Club miss bolds the toetrie Baagaa - BaMgataiata “ • a iroaa hatow ta taka aentoam Cellleraia totfmediate Ik s Mto «8 the teatoe fly to itflMt Messiet-Nash Inc. Th«lomas MdMcGill, Jr. MCltotewBl, ifattanaaN M la aot pMMaauA but it a o a y m a W w iiilHliaRaa^ TW.7888 188-188M^St 1W.8887 You cannot repent too eoon, be- VMiilte wbMk aeweie tba b e S lA , nauteyon deaotkaawItoir noaR Ikl —nno-moam '• • F ba baa latoy-iWumr.' .. M. H. S. Cage Scoring Honors _ Dictator Barks; Millions POLISH-AMERKS TO BE HOSTS Six Track Stars O f Long Ago ACE CEN1ER MAKES 178 Democracy Jumps The W O RL D This W EEK For Relief TO NEW BRITAIN HOOPSTERS Win Places In *Hall Of Fame * POINTS ON 71 BASKETS, "'^6 ONE in any responsible position in this state," Adolf Hitler IN told his Reichstag last Sunday? “doubts I am the authorized or 29 days, southern senaton By AUiN OOtn-D. leader of this Reich.” As such, he— T hree A m erican V ie ws O f Events A cross T h e Atlantic led by smUing Tom Connally Higrh’s Ace Miler and Jumper Fof Texas talked against the anti- New York— (AP)—Almost every- 36 OF 64 FOUL SHOTS Landed Italy, Japan, Spanish insurgents and his own rbcord. FACE HOLY CROSS one knows that the agUe branch of ^ lynching bilL Proponents, led by Lambasted Russia, the League of Nations, Anthony Eden and wm the human race addicted etpeclklly New York’s Senator Wagner to track and field sports baa con- foreign newspapers. (who said Monday he was not -#STA TE L00PG 0 alatently been Jumping or vaulting Total Is Doable That Of He wants colonies, intends to sure whether he’d ever run for of- higher, tossing sundry Implements M. H, S. S c o rin g look out for Germans living out- farther, and running faster than fice again), fought vainly to force p. B. side Germany, and doesn't trust Comment it to a vote. ever before. Nearest Rival Menrin F.' T. I O T E A S T S I D E R E C 30 Cole ...... 34 16-33 84 “conferences,” he continued. Dr. Thomas Mann, Nobel prize The battle kept the senate snarled The last decade has witnessed ex- winner; “Nazism is a certain traordinary attacks upon time and 14 O a v e llo ...... 31 19-38 61 His administration has made up until this week, when the anti- Cole With 84 ; Harry Sqna- 39 Schlaldge ...... 17 14-25 form of bolshevism." Ismching bill was shelved by a 58- space. Fully three-fourths of the 48 Germany “proud and self reliant" 18 G reen ...... 13 a-7 37 Winston Churchill, British to-22 vote. With that out of the current world records for standard without any outsiders’ help, he locals Oat To Gain 15th Vk* events have been broinn since 1930. 23 K oae...... 71 36-64 178 boasted, so countries that can’t statesman: “Tliis has been a way, debate began on a $250,000,- trito Takes Third Phee; good week for dictators.” Yet It does not follow that our ath- 11 T. B row n ...... 11 6-17 38 solve their own employment prob- 000 relief appropriation—request- 31 M u r p h y ...... Sir Samuel iloare, British letic "Hall of Fame” should be 13 9-30 83 lems “should keep their mouths ed by President Roosevelt and al- lory In 16 Starts Tomor- picked from the latest list of ap- Hartford’s Record Spotty 81 H. Squatrito . . . 39 11-33 69 •hut.” cabinet member: "We could not ready passed by the lower house accept the fatalistic view that proved record-holders. Of our top 35 Taggart ...... 18 8-32 44 He recognized Manchoukuo, con- war is inevitable." —to increase WPA rolls to a total ten you will find the n'amea of only 21 W ln zle r...... 10 6-8 36 of 2,500,000 persons. row To Move Closer To gratulated Austria on having got- Pat Harrison, U. S. Senator four currently in the world record For the second consecutive m 13 E. Squatrito.... 3 3-10 6 ten in step with Germany, warned from Mississippi; “Thii is a An amendment to increase the books, to wU: Paavo Nurmi, Alfred •on,-Ed Kose, Msnehester HIgb’a 1 D u ffy ...... 1 0-3 2 others “steel and iron will protect appropriation to $400,000,000 was Title; Prelhn At 2:30. Sbrubb, Glenn Cunningham and good time for us to keep still." stellar center who will bs out of 3 AliBCzl...... 0 U-0 u the German people,” and implored voted down, 53 to 22; a proposal to Jesse Owens. 1 B avlIonU ...... 0 0-0 0 God to preserve the Reich “both cut the sum to $200,000,000 was The truth, of course. Is that Im- action when the Red and White 1 Zwlck ...... 0 0-0 opens Its bid (or the state cage title 6 from false pride and from every childish surrender. ” It was a three-hour shouted down, and a movement to The PoUsb-Americans swing back provement in method, coaching 1 A. Brown ...... 0 1-3 1 oration and the whole world paid attention. require local communities to pay equipment and competitive condi- against Hartford Public next Tuts- 0 Deardon ...... 1 Into action after a week’s layoff to tions—rather than betterment of day night at ths New Haven Arena 0-0 3 25% of 'WPA projects’ costs was meet last season's State Pollah the breed—accounts for the con- because o f an Injured ankle, captur- beaten: 331 339131-380 609 Eden Vs,^ Chamberlain League champs, the N ew . Britain Francis hemry Wesley Palmer tinual cracking of track and field ed the honors aa leading scorer dur- HAT night, in London, Eden resigned. He did not want Britain to yield But the senate did add a clausa Holy Cross, In another State League records. ing 1937-86, according to figures Tanother inch to the “constant pressure” from Hitler and Mussolini. freeing WPA of monthly appor- tut at the East Side Rec tomorrow Pictured above are Msnehester HIgb’a brightest stars of track and Notwithstanding the contrast In compiled by Tha Herald. defeats foUowed from 8t. Tboinsa tionment restrictions, so the money afternoon. field, two athletes who have been outstanding in thetr speclaltlea for their times I do not., believe the Below lAst Vew Mark by 37-35, Basslck by 39-37 and The next night, Eden and angular, austere Prime Minister Chamberlain KUerman 4h Wathington Foil irem «r in Daily Okiahoman Dutfg tn B aM m ort Bun can be spent whenever needed. Leading the State League by a faced each other in the House of Commons. the past two years and aaem certain to enjoy banner campaigns crop of mllers In recent years. In- Kose put together 71 double- BuUceley b} 35-34. ’Improvinc His Bite’ ‘Designed For A Purpose’ ‘The Old Master Is In Style Again* And the appropriation then was wide margin the PA's seek their again this year. Leary is without a doubt the- greatest schoolboy cluding Lovsiock, Bonthron, Cun- deckers and 86 out of 64 free tries “ The peace o f E u r o p e ," said Tie Fnr a t y Title okayed, 67 to 1. fifteenth \dctory In sixteen League mllcr In New England and is holder of the state' record of 4:24.3 for ningham, San Romani, Venzke and for a total of 178 points as com- Tbe NeweUmen puUed out of thetr Chamberlain, "must depend on . . . starts. A win brings the locals that * • * the distance, a mark worthy of a college runner. Palmer holds the Woodersen, possessed any more Jim Thorpe pared to the 306 be tallied last ass- elump with a 34-3C decision over Germany, Italy, France and our- much closer to the coveted title and state record In the running high Jump with a leap of five feet, 11 natural speed than the pre-war Jole Ray son. While the eUmlnstion of the selves. . . . If we can bring these Ships And Taxes the PA boys wlU be out to "shoot Hillhouae, then dropped a 29-37 ver- Inches and hia school standard la a half Inch better than that. Both group comprising John Paul Jones, center tap has speeded up play and dict to Weaver, followed by wins four . . . into a settlement of their W a r hat cleared the way in tha the works”. be mighty hsurt to beat during 1988 and are expected to lead High increased scoring, Kose’a (allure to Coming Up Quotes win Norman Taber, Mel Sheppard, over Hartford Trade by 88-28 and differences we shall have saved the senate for the government re- In the Holy Cross team, the to another fine season. ^ Abel Klvlat, Jole Ray and A. N. 8. them all—Jim Thorpe. The _ _ In- better hie 1936-87 record la explain- Monday Col. Frank Knox: “I do not fa- T Amerks meet a classy outfit. This dlan turned in bis Olympic medals. New Britain High, 36-34. New Bri- peace of Europe for a genera- organization bill. Representatives, __1______' Q _____ Jackson. Nurmi, In my opinion, ed by the fact that Coach Will Supreme Court recess ends. vor government subsidies for quintet Is able to give any team in by request, after the discovery in Clarfce’a uae ot two teama kept tha tain avenged that loss with a 38-19 Uon____ ” Jo lt O n Ja p a n Presidential D e b u t? anyone.” meanwhile, prepared to talk about could havS shown his heels to ARMSTRONG KAYOES Republican policy committee the state plenty of competition and either group, and was In a class by 1912 that he had played a few ball veteran oenter out o f action tbrougb triumph but Hartford came back Therefore, he announced, he was Enemy airmen’s bombs burst in meets to organize, Chicago. “I am not a candidate for any of- AFL President Green: “Labor taxes and warships; authors of the they win be out here to dump the games for money, without either again to topple Hillhouae a second beginning negotiations with Italy Japanese soil this week for the flrst fice,” Paul 'V. McNutt, high commis- tax revision bill hoped to get it almost half the playing time and be Association of ’Western Hos- and industry must be protected PAAC. Earlier in the season, the subterfuge or knowledge that this waa missing from ths final game time, 44-33, and srin the Triangular in the hope of reaching a better time in history. China’s planes at- pitals meets, San Francisco. sioner to the Philippines, insisted. from a new tidal wave of bu- passed in the house this coming Manchester boys pinned a defeat on affected bis amateur standing in RIGHTMIRE IN THIRD League diadem. PubUc tied BuUceley tacked Formosa, caused casualties But, as one of the many Hoosiers week. because of the Injury suffered at understanding. __ Baltimore Civic opera offers reaucratic regulations.” the Hardware City team to the tune High Trackmen Practice track and field athletics. Bristol a wssk ago. for the Hartford (jity title, each Eden pointed scornfully to II among- women and children, and new U. S. opera, “The Captive.” who accompanied him to Washington Assistant Attorney General Chancellor Hitler’s remarks Sun- of 40 to 30 and hope to duplicate the Qrandi jolted the whole empire (Nipponese said: “ His friends are ambitious for Thorpe's decathlon records, Mervia Osla gscoad having four wins and two loeaea. Duce’s record and opinfed; “ There Tuesday Jackson: “The franchise to vote day, Colorado’s Senator Adams feat Sunday afternoon. The New though finally surpassed by such o "Vreme,*' had thought they ruled the air). him.” And they threw a tea party in for mayors . . . may mean less It waa, Kose more than Hartford closes Its season tontgbt 9t0rad0, cartoon) has been too keen a desire on our Shrove Tuesday. opined, will make it “ easier” for Britain team will have some say in Olynmlo winners qs Jim Bausch Hnrricane Henry Shown Chi- doubled the total o f his nearest sgsinat Torrington. Next day, air raid alarms sounded Mardl Gras, New Orleans. the capital for "everybody who Is than the right collectively to bar- tfie matter, judging from their re- part to make terms with others in Kyushu, one of the main Japanese anybody.” gain for a fair wage.” congress to vote for a big navy. To Defend Indoor Title and Glenn Morris, warrant the con- rival, Mervtn Cols, in ths 17 games Hstftford Uneop ^tner man that others should make terms with us.” > islands, and the mikado’s fliers took Wednesday An army pilot who had fltiwn Mc- “For the first time in my life." cent victory over the Meriden St. viction he needed only the advan- - ’-yed by the Clarkemen. Cole Eddls Kondreck, sUm Public cen- Agriculture Secretary Wal- Stana by the score of 45 to 29. Led cago Fans Why He Is Good old M en!” men in the street cried, but in parliament Chamber- off to find and blast the Chinese at- Lent begins. Nutt eastward* from San Franci.sco lace: "If the farm program is not Utah’s Senator Thomas confessed, tages of more modern technique, tied 84 pointe on 84 baakete and ter, Is Hsrlfurd'a most consistent lain won a vote of confidence, 330 to 168. tackers’ base. Texas Independence day. was ordered transferred, meanwhile, I have become an alarmist.” by such former New Britain High and more concentration, to leave 16 out of S3 foul abote, whils third performer and Ite leading acorer, an exemplification of democra- stars as E. Dobeck, E. Dobeck, TRACK AND FIELD “The government holds no mandate,” the British Labor party declared Severe punitive measures wore Thursday from one field to another. Gossips per- cy, I don t know how you could And British Prime Minister Wigrenites Hope To Retain I Indelible marks. Feather Champ Of World. place went to Harry Bquatrito with whUe Ernie Carphio and Keating, even so, * for the vital change it has'*'------—^ being taken by Japanese simulta- Italian grand council meets. sisted in saying that he w4s being Myaka, Gut, Adamowtez, Zaleski Alvin Kraenlein of the Univer- 69 polate on 39 baakete and 11 out describe it.” Chamberlain’s declarations indi- and’ Stepaki, the Holy Cross team 1. Paavo Nurmi. Finland. forwards, Rogers and Oleauowlcs, made in foreign policy.”. neously in Central China. The job U. S. labor department’s 25th punished and that there was “poli- cated to Borah of Idaho that En- 2. L. E. (Lon) Myers, U. 8. A. sity of Pennsylvania, like Jesse of 38 free tries. AU tbe ten play- its independence was edebrated by moves Into town with a strong, well- guards, are also capabls of fine per- of closing the corridor between anniversary dinner. ^ tics” behind the order. But McNutt gland was abandoning hope of an State Diadem In Meet 3. Jesse Owens, U. 8. A. Owens, waa an all-around “special- ers who saw regular, aerviee con- formances. Other membera of the its father, Thomas G. Masaryk, at coastal areas conquered last fall had balanced array. All these boys play IsL” He waa not only the beat Chicago, Feb. 28— (A P )-H enry tributed a goodly share of the acor- The League ‘Delusion’ Conference on human re- conferred with New Deal officials and alliance with America. 4. Jole W. Ray. U. 8. A. teiun Include Diachenko, Wore bet Indepertdence Hall in Philadelphia. been taken away from General Iwane In the New Britain "Dusty” I-eaguc college aprinter, jumper and hur- Armstrong, boss of the world's Ing. Kose was the leading foul sources, Washington. announced: "No politics was in- , Rear Admiral DuBose told con- 6. Hannes Kolehmainen, Ptn- and Waznak, forwards, Olaaeman BEN asked if Hitler had Berlin correspondents this week Matsui and given to the Formosa American Bowling congress, volved." nith the exception of Slepski who March 26; Leary And dler of hia day, but he also won featherweights, moved on today to shooter with a percentage of JI63, gressmen that to create a separate ' land. and Sobieaki, guards. It’s not a named Eden’s successor, heard Czechoslovakian officials garrison’s former commander. Gen- Chicago. Pe o p le performs for the United Aircraft Paavo Nurmi four Olympic events at Paris in Minneapolis, the next stop on his while Bin Bchleldge bad .560 and W eral Shunroku Hata. fleet to defend the Atlantic Coast In the Hartford “ Dusty” League. 6. Alfred Shnibb, Ehigland. 1900. busy schedule, leaving Chicago fight Oavello and Cole broke even In tbelr team of buakies by any means but Chamberlain ignored the question.soon would be invited to see Hitler Best movie acting in '37 to be C h e c k Pension Systems 7. James E. Thorpe, U. 8. A. Foreigners estimated the death toll designated by Motion Picture would cost $2,300,000,000 and take A close exciting and very i Inter- Palmer Head Retnming himself—the one numer capable of fans, 9,042 of them, with the Im- tripe to the compUmeatary drele. most o< the ptai'srs ate rangy and But when the way he and Italian — for a talk such as Der Fuehrer 8 Alvin C. Kraenziein, U. S. A. Harold Osborn, only athlete In In the struggle for that corridor at Academy. Social srourlty board investigators from eight tb ten years. esting basketball game will be the . the “ Four-Mlnute-Mile.” Olympic history to win the high pression that he te likely to hang oa Harry Squatrito was the only play- fast with plenty of stemlna and a Ambassador Grand! handled ar- recently had with Austrian Chan- are checking the honesty and effec- 3 Pretty G irls result, judging from the fine records 9. Glenn Cunningham. U. 8. A 400 a day. And China's General Saturday • « » Mycre Most Versatile. jump and decathlon in the aama to hia title for a long time. er ejected twice on peraonaia worid of aggreartvsnsaa. rangements for negotiations was cellor ^huschnigg. Chiang Kai-shek trumpeted; “The tiveness of several state systems for When Zog, a tribal cbieftain, pro- of the two teams competing. Vets; Season’s Schednle. 10. Harold Osborn, U. 8. A. Nurmi. No. 1 in our “ Hall of Armstrong, one of those guys Bchleldge, Koae, Brown and ffrale War Admiral runs in Widener New Deal Economies meet (1984) waa a marvel of dur- attacked, the prime minister hotly And Czechoslovakia’s congress further the enemy penetrates the giving assistance to dependent chil- claimed himself king of Albania 10 In the preliminary the PAAC Fame,” gave foot-ractng ita great- w h ^ style of batUIng—busy, Bquatrito going out once each. Ae denied having done “anything dis- postponed discussion of foreign af-. Challenge Cup race, Hialeah. dren, the aged and the blind. --- 1-:- ---- . abtUty. , A great competitor who Chinese hinterland . . . the more dif- years ago, his three pretw sisters TILL pending is the question of lasalea will be seeking their sixth vic- est all-time atimulus. Seven of generally I-got the maximum under busier and busiest, as he warms to a team, High turned in a foul shoot- graceful.” fairs to watch Austria. ficulties will confront him. . . . Our This was revealed this week when became princesses. But European£u anti-trust law legislation. The tory in sixteen League starU. The Manchester High’s track and field promise and abtilty In either track the world marks be set In a dozen wa work—gave Chicago Ita flrst ing mark of .468. SEANSOirr FAVORED charges of old-age pension plan mal- S pressure, be remained a top-flight A laborite charged Chamberlain Vienna, firmly tied to Hitler’s chance for revenge will be so much royal bachelors have been reported flrst game Is acheduled for 2:30 p. forces, gunning for another aU- or field events. standard events remain on the book. performer for a decade after the sample of hia prowess last night, by Koee'a Beet Oamee greater.” administration in Oklahoma were loathe to link their ancient lineage Fh-esident said Tuesday no date had m. to be followed immediately by "sneaked around to the pirates' lair apron strings, was no longer gay. been set for his message to congress conquertng campaign. Is already en- The state Indoor meet la slated for He set records from the mile, In period o f 1933-36, In which be mo- rocking up a three-round technical Kose turned In his highest scor- to drive a bargain,” and Lloyd Behind the lines: Hankow pro- aired at a Washington hearing. Inves- with Albania’s new ruling house. the main game. Saturday, 3Iarch 26. while the out 1923, to the marathon. In 1933. He IN SAN ANTONIO ’CAP All political demonstrations were on that subject. gaged in practice for defense of its nopolised national titles. knockout triumph over Everette ing effort la the 47-36 defeat of Mid- George cried out: “We have been tested Germany’s recognition of A b ro a d tigators reported that benefit checks Zog now is engaged to a Hungarian door opener takes place on Satur- revoluUwlzed theories of pacing aa Rlghtmlre. game Sioux City, la., dletown when he sank nine baakete banned for the next month. Sev- Senators Elorah and O’Mahoney Honorable mention goes to Brig. beaten by dictators." Manchoukuo. There was a near riot had been issued for dead men. TTie countess of American descent—and state Indoor champlonahip at Wes- day. April 33, with the third annual well as training, triumphed in three youngster. In what waa scheduled and two free tries for 30 points In eral Jews committed suicide. in the Tokyo diet during debate on a board recently threatened to cut off his three sistera, Myseyen, 28, Ruhije, now have changed their corpora- Gen. Charles H. Sherrill, great Other Britons warned that the leyan University In Middletown late Conn, Relays at Storrs. The com- Olympiads (Including (our victor- Yale aprinter, ortglnator of the as a 10-round non-title fight all, whils he also stood out against Los Angelas, Feb. 38.— (A P) — The new nazi interior minister national mobilization bill. And in federal aid if Oklahoma didn’t set its 27, and Maxhide, 26, are due in New tion licensing protmsal to exempt new policy would “hamstring” returned from Berlin and broad- C a ro l's Constitution next month. Coach Charles' L. Wlg- plete schedule follows; ies lA 1934) and exemplified a high crouching start, and a long-time The Crowd tn the International West Hartford with 16 pointe, Sasblseult, Charles S. Howard's 1987 Shanghai, a Chinese terrorist bombed social security house in order. York Monday. small firms and give the federal ROBIN, LEE SEEMS degree of amateur spirit, notwith- President Roosevelt and drive cast: “Peace, not trouble, is our After suspending Rumania’s 15- ren’s charges won the title last year March 26.—State Indoor meet at Olsrmplc leader; Tommy Conneff, amphitheater paid 818,040 grosa against Trade with 14. He went a newspaper ofBce. trade commission less power. Middletown. standing bis disbarment on the eve scoreless In only ons stert, that the handicap champiem, ruled top favor- America further into isolation. watchword in a time when the ycar - old constitution this month. to end the six-year reign of New long-time (1895-1911) holder of The triumph, the 33rd In 34 fights tn King Carol and his aides wrote a C r o p C orp oratio n C h ie f C h e rry Pie C h a m p Before leaving Washington for a April 23.—Conn. Relays at Storrs. of the 1832 Olympics. oi»ner against tha Alumni when he ite toejay aa a field o f ellglblss for “Millions of people there . . . have German nation must exercise its the mile record (4:15 3-5) and which Armstrong’s opponent failed W a r Che m istry new one, giving him more pbwer. The $100,000,000 Federal Crop In- Since she was a little girl, red- short rest at Hyde Park, the Presi- HEADED FOR TITLE April 29.—Conn. Frosh, away. Many old-timers insist long-leg- gjreat competitor; Arthur Duffey, to go the route, waa accomplished missed three foula and failed to con- the $100,000 Santa Anita handicap been armed with the means to mock full energy for its honor.” Three days after finding out about it, dent approved revival of RFC loans May 0.—Middletown, away. ged Lawrence (Lon) Myers never nect from tha floor. beaded poetward for the $7,800 Baa the sincelity of British idealism,” Moscow’s war commissar this week surance Corporation got a manager haired Mary Wien, daughter of an flrst man to run 100 yards In 9 3-5 aa predicted—without doubt at anv » ft • disclosed the secret execution of two Rumanians voted on it. this week—Roy M. Green, former Indiana “dirt farmer,” has been win- to business and industry, and lec- May 7— R. I. meet at Kingston. bad a foot-racing equal (or veraa- seconda and a real champion; Char- Btage. 0>ach Will darka Is holding Antonio handicap. •aid Winston Churchill. It provided for a senate, ball elect- May 13.—West Hartford, home. Ullty. From 1878 to 1886 he won daily practice sessions In prepara- Echoes Everywhere former commanders of the navy. He Missouri farm boy. He was on the ning 4-H club domestic science and tured reporters. ley Paddock, record-smasher, and Monday night the champion will Chief chaUongere to Beabiscult Chamberlain insisted he still had was speaking on the red army’s 20th ed and half chosen by the king; and Kansas State college faculty for 13 achievement contests. Now 20 and a 18-Year-OW Olympian Seeks May 20.— Brlstol-Hartford at 14 national championships at dis- rtie of the best all-around aprlnters: take on Charley Bums, of Johns- tion for the daaa A tourney opener appeared to be J. A. Manfueo's N NEARBIf Hungary, where nazi a lower house made up of represen- “Careful attention,” he said, Bristol. tances of 880 yards. He faith in the League of Nations, but birthday, and he w yned: years, and since 19i55 has been chief Purdue university coed, Mary baked “must be given to: (1) The rela- too $0 Mel Sheppard, last American to win town. Pa., In a non-title affair at against Hartford PubUc at 8:45 Aneroid, E. K. Bryeon’s Calumet tatives of (1) farmers and laborers, May 28.— State outdoor meet at set American records at distanesa o’clock TuemUy night at the Arena. warned: “We must not delude our- T activity was outlawed a year “If the enemy spreads gas behind of the agriculture department’s di-, a cherry pie in Chicago on Washing- tions o f the prices of various groups the OI}rmpic 800 and 1,500 classics Minneapolis. Dick and Frank Carreaud’a veteran selvzs, and still more we must not our frontiers, we will pour bucketsful (2) business interests and (3) pro- vision of finance. « ton’s birthday which won her a na- Fonrth Straight Fignre New Haven. of 60 to 1.000 yards, captured (our Because of the absence of Kose 'Hme Supply. ago, police arrestod 73 alleged nazi fessional folk. It declared all Ru- of commodities to each other. (2) in one meet Ted Meredith, Shep- Rlghtmlre (ought courageously— try to delude, small, weak nations leaders and closed their secret of poison gas on the heads of those The corporation will offer farmers tional championship, $100 and a trip June 4.—C. C. I. L. meet at Mid U . a, titles in one day ilOO, 200. pard's siicceosor as middle distance Hartford rules a aUgbt favorite but Jockey Bonny Workman was manians equal and enltled to re- The relations between rommodity dietown. he even brought Hurricane Henry that they will be protected by the Budapest headquarters. gentlemen/’ In L300 wheat counties insurance to Washington. 440 and 880), and beat the best king and a 1913 Olympic hero aa up short with a sudden onset mid- the fact that PubUc baa been unable signed to ride the Biscuit In bis first The American Chemical Society’s ligious freedom. against 1939 crop losses by natural price levels and the levM^of debt Skating DiaOem. runners of England and Canada on to maintain top form for any length league against aggression. We In Poland, there were cries for a Several provisions tended to curb schoolboy: John Paul Jones, Cor way of the second round—but his •tart since November—and hie last president. Dr. Frank C. WhlUnore, causes. Still Gro w in g burdens and costa. (3 ) The direc- their own tracks. nell’a king of qoUege runners be- of time during the past season know that nothing of the kind can share in any redistribution of colo- speaking simultaneously in Cleve- the pro-nazi parW — and its “cap- tion and rate of movement of the In one blazing afternoon at Ann superior Ixixing ability availed him one before the rich race next Satur- be expected.” fore the war and a mile record' nothing In the end. against the per- should give Manchester a good day. nial territory. And Foreign Minis- land, said Uncle Sam was “doing an tain, Cornelius Zelea C od re an u, Twenty years old this week, Rob- general price level. . . , Our pro- Philadelphia, Feb. 26.— (AP) __ FIVE HORSES GIVEN Arbor, >Mlch., May 20, 1935, dusky chance to advance Into the finals If ter Beck arranged to see Mussolini. promptly dissolved his party. W yo m in g A d m iral ert Wadlow of Alton, 111., was 8 feet holder; Willie Rltola, Flnnisb- petual-motion champion’s punching The stable waa determined to run ostrich act” by holding down ex- gram seeks a balanced system of i Joan Tozzer, 16-year-oId daughter Jesse Owens won four Big Ten Ameiiean star who waa overshad the CTarkemen click as they should. Dictators’ Desires In the Free City of Danzig— penditures on preparedness for Rear Admiral Emory S. “Jerry” 81i inches tall. He has grown an inch I of a Harvard profeasor, sped to- championships with performances power. He absorbed five crashing Beabiscult today, even if the weath- prices such as will promote a bal- owed only by Nurmi at the dis- rights before he went down for the The Uwal Starters where the 130th anniversary of the chemical warfare. M exican H arb o r Land, of Laramie, Wyo., has replaced and a half in the last year, and i day toward the women’s amateur CHANCE IN RAMINGO that caused his name to be listed TOe local starters seem certain to er should turn bad, beesuae the 5- ussolini insisted that ne- gained about 10 lbs. He weighs 460. anced expansion in production.” tance; Ben Ekutman, middle-dis- flrst three trips to the floor in the yesur-old needs a race. birth’ of Arthur Schopenhauer, the Mazatlan, Mexico, is opposite the Ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy as When he returned this week, a I senior flgure-skaUng tlUe at the six times In the world record books. tance record-cracker, and hla 1832 M Cole and Schieldge at forwarde, gotiations with Britain take maritime commission chairman. He’s He ran lOO yards in 9.4, 220 yards third, took a second count of nine Beabiscult has worked out bril- philosopher, was observed Tuesday Teruel Retaken tip of the Southern California pen- delegation of consumers’ represen- national championship In progress Eleven Entries Slated In $20,- Olympic conqueror, Little Bill Carr Ted Brown at center and Murphy Mplace in Rome. So the Earl of—Alfred Rosenberg, Hitler’s phil- insula. U. S. congre.ssmen this week a flier, a distant relative of Lind- here. , In 203, the 320-yard low hurdles from a savage left hook to the Jaw, and Taggart at guards, although liantly, and bis handlers were con- Perth, John Bull’s ambassador to Exactly two months after Spanish bergh, a former assistant chief of the tatives was waiting to see him, the of Pennsylvania; and such coaching and was releafeed from Armstrong’s osopher, spoke. Schopenhauer, he discussed a report that Japan was Capturing 521.0 points In the ^00 Stakes At Hialeah: iQ 22.6, and broad-jumped 26 feet stalwarts aa Jack Moakley of Cor- many fans are of tbs opinion Umt fident he would run well. Italy, hurried home for instruc- loyalists wrested Teruel from the negotiating wi^h Mexico for permis- navy’s bureau of aeronautics, and has bituminous coal commission had 8 l-i4 inches. This waa the Ohio punishing fists when hla seconda He waa azsiBned top weight of emphasized, considered Jews “par- insurgents, the latter won it back. school figures, the Boston girl held Woolf Entry Tops. nell, Mike Murphy of Yale and the reoervea wUl be the major fac- tions. sion to deepen and modernize the served as vice president of the Gug- abolished its minimum - price a slight lead over the favorite, negro’s peak day, but he cleanod threw a towel Into the ring after an- tor ta Haneheatar’s p^orm ance 130 pounds, tha same package he asites incapable of truthfulness.” Little remained in the city worth genheim fund for promotion of avia- schedules and proposed to try f.-.i Pennsylvania, Walter Christie of other blasting righL The time was Mussolini and Hitler were re- harbor there. Japan’s foreign offlee Audrey Peppe of New York, a mem- up in aubaequent title competition. Califomta, Tom Keene of Syracuse ^ een and Harry Squatrito at wUl carry In the Santa Autta. In Paris, Foreign Minister Delbos fighting for, when tanks and artillery denied it. tion. The maritime commission is again, and a strong movement was ber of the U. S.vOIymplc team. Atlami, Fla., Feb. 26— (A P )— Cluun|rtona ot Tbelr Time. 1:38. and the time-keeper had ported willing to w’ithdraw troops wanted to quit, too, when Eden drove the last loyalists out this week, and Lawson Robertson of Pennsyl- forwards, GavsUo at oenter and Ansrotd was next at 118, with Calu- from Spain. II Duce was understood In Mexico City, meanwhile, a na- interested in oceanic air travel as well ^nder way in the senate for in- The school figures count* two- Over a range of years as well counted to five when the rout waa Ernie Squatrito and Wlnzler at checked out. But after the cabinet but it still could serve as a pivot as ships and shipyards.. Miami’s race fans, who have de- vania. stopped. met Dick ot 116. to want recognition of his conquest tional convention of the Mexican vestigation of prices and monopo- ' thirds In deciding the champion- I dtstsmee the name of Jole Ray, had talked things over—while ap- for a decisive drive. Workers’ Confederation heard the veloped one headache after another The Sioux City boxer became III * "'"y Workman’s ride on Beabtacult was o f Ethiopa. neutralization o f the And fighting continued on the listic practices. I ship. Miss Peppe, who scored 617.6 L-jl. Hannea Kolehmainen and Alfred axhlblUon of speedy, snappy pUy watched with bitereet The 'BU- proving a five - year plan to “ Internationale” and shouted will- Flood Time points, could win the title with an trying to follow "forma” this sea- Shrubb loom large in foot-racing. In hla dressing room before the bout against RockvUI# end have the ag- Suez Canal and the Strait of Gibral- Mediterranean side of Spain, by land, ingness to take up arms, if neces- CharlM U WIgrsa son. picked out a quintet of favor- but the Illinois State Athletic Com- cult’a regular pilot. Red PoUard, strengthen France’s navy and air sea and air. A French ship was dam- Levees broke and the Red Cross Tra d e Trea ty Talk exceptional free skating perform- Eiacb fell just a bit short of the rrwlvenesa needed to match the tar, Mediterranean naval parity, sary, against fascism. ance tonight. 820.000 Flamingo Nurmi super-touch but they were mission physlclsn decided Rlght- style of Hartford. received a broken collar bone In a and financial help. corps—there were indications that aged Tuesday, and the next day a cared for thousands of persons this Haven Hillhouae and baa high hopes spUl last Week, and Workman may France might trail along with Brit- week in Arkansas lowlands along American and British foreign trade In the men’s competition, Robin Stakes at Hlalaah paili and handed undisputed kings In their prime. Local Spori mlre was in shape to carry on. Arm- Pnbllo'a Beoord Bpotty Chamberlain was tight - lipped British freighter was reported constitutes more than a fourth of of again emerging on teqi. grt to take tbe leading contender to ain and dicker with dictators. shelled. ickes Tells The English swollen Mississippi-river tributaries. I H. Lee of Minneapolis was off to a them over to the puhMe with a “take Shrubb once held all world reeorda strong weighed 133 1-4, Rlghtmlre, HarUord's record for tbe season about terms, but, in addition to In Louisiana last weekend, a tor- world commerce, 'Secretary of State good start in the defense of the Proepecte In DoObt your pick.” from two to ten miles, and was un- tha poet in tbe Santa Anita. On Washington’s birthday. British Hull told lowans last weekend. Hence la spotty and unimpressive and peace, he was expected to demand nado took several lives and left senior crown he has held three Coach Wlgren, with 15 years of Out of a field of eleven nominated beaten from 1903 to 1909 at any eeema to Indicate that Manchester N ie m oeller Just N a u g h ty? British Bombings Empire radio stations broadcast an the importance of up-coming trade glorious achievement as l o ^ men- Chatter that II Duce silence anti - British scores homeless. years. The 18-year-old Olympian's for the rlclf three-year-old race, distance until he essayed the. mara- haa better than an even chance of Treason and conspiracy charges address by U. S. Interior Secretary, treaty negotiations between the two tor behind him, hasn’t yet had the propagandists and go easy in A f- For 12 years, in Waziristan, on Ickes: '' style was not the least affected by Mwrin and Joe Schenek, repreaent- thon. Kolehmainen, triple Ol3rm- HcKECHNIE SAYS REDS J last Night *8 Fights rica. against the Rev. Martin Niemoeller countries. Interested business groups opportunity to size up tha proapecta 3lc winner for Finland in 1912, em- Bite ot this and that on the Class **• opponent m India’s northwest frontier, a red- “The community of interest that ex- C h a n d ler Vs. Barkley the leg fracture he suffered last ln,'< Herbert M. WooITa Woolfort the Yale Tourney. However, It must Hitler, meanwhile, apparently were withdrawn as his secret trial bearded firebrand called the Fakir •re flooding the state department with I season. of bis 1988 edition but he’s alwairs farm of Kansas City; Norman W. leUisbed his reputation with a long A tournament at New Haven . drew to an end this week in Berlin. ists between Britain and America . .. Kentucky’s Governor Albert B. briefs and applications to testify when bsen able to develop a fine squad In be taken Into consideration that By ASSOCIATED PBESS had one eye on colonies and the of Ipi has waged a holy war against should be strengthened. . . . Totali- With 526.5 points, Lee bad an Church’s California candidate, series of distance records and vic- this la the 16th annual event WlU VACATE CEUAR But charges of disobedience and dis- British "infidels.” Chandler this week announced he hearings begm. Many New England- the past and there's no reason to team’s point 'or the tournament and other on Czechoslovakia. And For- tarianism. either of the right or of the ledge on hla formidable rival, Earle vengro; Blrt Friend’a 0>-8port and tories tn hia adopted country, the this year’s 34 entrise set a new rec- Chicago — Henry Armstrong, paragement of nazi notables re- Although little publicized, British would run for the senate against ers, for example, are against lower doubt that be can do It again. United States, before going back to may play far better than in pre- eign Minister Von Ribbentrop was mained for the court to ponder. left, is alien to the spirit that domi- Democratic Majority Leader Alben duties on British textiles. I Reiter of 8t. Paul, who tallied 619.4 Mra. W. Plunkett Stewart’a ' ^ t ^ ord . , . WUlqr High of Watertniry 36.— (A P )— 133 1-4, Los Angeles, worid fsatber- planes have bombed villages in this I In tbs school figures. Other stand- Fcancia Leary, cross country and capture the classic marathon at the vious games, a (act that should keep said to be ready to go to London. nates the English-speaking democra- W. Barkley, and asserted: “I am * entry, Pasteurized, were rated the won the flrst tourney In 1933 l^ BUI McKechlnle, dean of Natlonsd Manchester from getting over con- welgbt champion, stopped Ehrerette war and the commander-in-chief cies. . , . Here in America .. . our eco- lings In this class last night: Ollle mile sensation, will captain the team best 1920 (Sames. H ungary's O f f e r estimates 700 “enemy” tribesmen President Roosevelt’s friend.” A m erica's Schools and seems beaded for another ban- beating Naugatuck, 31-30 . . . HUI- League baseball managers, sprang fident Rlghtmlre, 180, Bloux City, Iowa, nomic royalists . . . are a heavy drag I Haunt, Jr., St. Louis, third, 475J; Aa a two-year-old last yaar, Psa- Ray (ailed. In three btda (or Olym- houae won the UUe in 1934, 1936, non-title, (8), have been killed and 330 seriously Iwillfafa J .- ner campaign in bis specialty. pic honors but for a decade the tta barrier today for hia new . started its season in To square a war debt, Hungary to the wheels o f our progress.” An advisory committee on educa- . Nagle. New York, fourth. teurized waa the most prominent of 1983 and 1937 . . . Torrington took charges, ths ClnetnnaU Reds, to hit Ban Diego, CsUf.—Johnny Ro- is week offered to pay Uncle Sam wounded in the last nine months. O hio In q u iry' tion appointed by President Roose- 1393.7. Manchester has been undefeated ‘Kankakee Kid” was king of Amer- brilliant fashion by knocking off ite in dual competlUm for three years the five. The son of ICtlkman raced It In 1935 . . . Bristol was the win- the comeback trail and emerge from mero, 169, San Diego, | atopkipped about $39,000 a year for about 30 Lee Bradley, *n asphalt salesman, velt in 1936 has found many Ameri- caiarlotte Walther of New York gainst aoma of the year'e beat ican mllers before bowing to the ner in 1937, 1928, 1939. 1933 and the league's cellar. flrst five opponents. St. Thomaa by , O n Plotters' Trail can schools aren’t good enough for a and enjoyed one of Its most success- CharUe Coates, 171, Akron. Ohio. years. The original debt principal told an Ohio senate obmmittee he I piled up a total of 280.4 points In juvenllea but generally was beaten incomparable Nurmi In 1935. Yet 1934 . . . Naugatuck reigned in 1930 87-81, tbe Alumni by 80-25, Hart- (7). was $1,68.5.000, and $478,000 has been , Last September French police be- had helped seek campaito funds from democracy. It recommends federal aid ful aeasone last year. In addition to Jole reached bis peak that winter, Most o f hla equad boe arrived at fosd Trade by 47-16, Weaver by I the women's junior school figures. by them. Laarrin showed poorly in and 1931 and Meriden in 1935 and plant field and a light workout waa Hollywood, CaUf.—Nick Petera7 pajd on principal and interest. gan running down “ Hooded Ones,” utHity and auto firms for Governor as the only solution. The report, urg- Dorothy Snell of St. Paul stood sec- copping the Indoor diadem, the Wig- with a 4:13 mile to tie Nurmi’s new 1986. 86-34 and Hartford BuUceley by In S h o r t . . /. who turned out to be part of a well- ing federal grants of $M5,000,000 in renites were the leading point scor- the recent Viandlcsp won Indoor record on a night when on schedule as the veteran pilot 183,' San Antonio, Tax., stopped Or- Davey—then surrendered to face a |ood with 262.3. by Lsvengro, but'slnee then has re- took first stock of the material from 41-33. Just whan It seemed Coach armed committee for secret revolu- perjury charge filed by Davey. BucocH in Los Anpetss Times the next six years, was foiwarted to Eugene Turner of Los Angeles ers at the Conn. State Relay Car- Paavo, taken ill, declined the laaue. Johnny NeweU’a speedy charges ville DrouUIard. 138,‘ Windsor, Ont.. tionary action. Soon, enough arms *Whjit Price L ev eir congress this week by the President. nival. captured the Rhode Island covered his form. The Woolf entry Glenn Cunningham, on the rec- Bristol has competed tn most tour- which he hopes to mould a winning ( 6) . A train-truck collision in a Chicago chalked up 327.9 points In the men’s Is figured aa ths probable pubUc aggregaUon. were headed for a banner season, and ammunition to equip a small ljunlor divlaion. Second came Leon- out-of-state title for the third time ords alone, Is the most consistent neys, this year’s being Its 14th . . . Dallas, Tex.—Tony Husto. 18T. suburb left one dead, 31 injured. army had been discovereo and con- In six years, placed third in the state choice at odds or around 2 to i. It’s Manchester’s eighth . . . Bristol McKecfanle, who came to the Torrington upMt tbelr fond bopea Chicago, outpointed Tyrus Smith. lard Brannan of Minneapolis, with miler of all time. Hla achlevementa with a 36-82 victory and three more James M. Cox, Pittsburgh priest, fiscated. o.utdoor meet and annexed their Lsvengro, quoted at 6 to 2 in the over a 5-year period. Indoors and haa been state champ five times and Reds from the Boston Beem, was a 308, Oklahoma Caty, Okla., (10). was indicted (or use of the mails for Two more such caches were un- $306. lltUe scant oa predictions. He Gretcben Merrill, 12, of Boston, ninth C.’ C. I. L. crown in 13 years, early line, gained two victories over out, have no equal In foot-racing runner-up three times, by far tha a lottery. | covered just recently—two tons of Ex p lorers besides winning six dual engage- Lawrin when the weights were fa- history. The "Iron Horse” has run best record of any team . . . Man- avoided most questions on the out' guns and ammunitions, in a cave; andi ahead to the women’s novice come of the National L ea se's pen- . Congress approved extension of|tha M with 136.3. ments. ro r^ le but thera Is considerable nearly aa many miles under 4:10 chester was runner-up In 1931 and 1,000 hand-grenades, in. a chateau. la otte of the few B teams ever to nant race, but he did say this; Frazier-Lemke farm mortgage mora- Langlift O f Sea t tle set Fo«v Bms^ doubt about Us abUlty to do It as all other eompetltora com bing torium act for two years. Expedifibn N o. 13, again when both are carrylag 120 reach the finals, being in that classi- "I'U guarantee that the Reds Arthur B. Langlie, 37, led in Seat- Four school records srero al_ He itlU holds the offidal maika for Greece’s strong man. Premier A rg en tin e Inauguration pounds. •) the mile, tndoora and out, though fication that year. won t finish la tbe cellar again.” tle mayoralty primajies both in 1936 Paul Redfern disappeared 10 vean eoUpaed last year as Wealey Palmar “I know” , be continued, "there Metaxas, has exiled 14 politicians in Argentina’s constitution is like and this year. He lost the final race w o n «U. S.-to-Ri?Sigh” Thln iSid cleared five feet, 11% Inches in tha Oo-Sport, adiicb has given Its Sydney Woodersen of Eingland the last month. Uncle Sam’s. President Robert M. i^iESTLING bast perfonnancss at Hialeah, may chlpp^ one-tenth seconds off tha are many capable baU players on in ’36 to John F. Dore. This time his one member o f ' running high Jump, WUUam Davis Naugatuck is the only B team Chat (he squad. I’ve met tbem during B ASKETB A U GAME A U. S. minesweeper was wTecked O rtiz , who w as ihaugurated last opponent will be Victor Aloysius *5?ul®.*** expediUon to hurled the javelin a dlstanea of 166 p t a bit eC support from bMlevers outdoor record last summer In a haa ever won the coveted diadem and Sunday, failed to get a majority of M k him. return^ last week to Brit- * ftaffalo, N. T.—Ed Don Oeorgt, In the “horaea for coursee" theory. paced mile, being timed In 4:06.6. seasons' playing. Most of t on Kanaga island, west of Alaska, but Meyert, former band leader. 1237, North Java, threw Felix 311' ^eet, 5 inches aa a climax to several la' rated by many experts aa the TOMORROW AFTERNOON no lives were lost. the votes cast last (all but did get a In the primary campaign that end- lA Guiana’s capital. He said he had Likewlae Hal Price Headley's Bour- On at least three notable ocea- team to beat this year . . . Hartford ” *°*4?*' are unknown to majpri^ in the electoral college. Six Iquet. 235. Quebec, 31:04. 'record-breaking toasea, Wallace me, but scouts' reporta ehow there Movie “bank nights” now have ed this week L e s lie stressed Seat- bron marooned for days on a river Peadk skimmed the discus 117 feet. oonriderable slona. Including the 1936 Olympte Public, Incidentally, bos never com- U. S. “flying fortresses” maneuvered tle’s flnanfcial problems, and got 50.- “othw member of the party Newark, N. J.—Dropklek Murphy, herklng from (Mloweia of Eddie 1300-meter final, it took a worid peted In the tourney before and ' lot of good talent available. been barred in 13 states, held legal in with Argentine planes in an air 1195, Boston, threw Klmon Kudo, 10 Inches and Leary stepped a wiii« Your guess la aa good aa mine eight, challenged in three others. 389 votes; Meyers, CIO’s choice, got In the sensational time of 4:S4J, the Arcaro, leading jockey of the Hia- record to beat Cunningham. Hia makes ite flrst etart against Man- POLISH-AMERICANS show during the inauguration, and —Waldeck and hii wife—had pressed I ITS, Japan, 82:56. cheater. whether any of tbem wUl make the 27,363: and Mayor Dore, with AFX. fastest Urns eysr achieved by a leah meeting, who waa the mount. conqueror at Beriln, Jack Love- grade. CIO’s contract with the Jones & were homeward bound this week. backing, got 31369. on into the wild back country. Boston—Yvon Robert, 238, Mon- lock, baa looked unbeatable at times Laughlin Steel Corp., was renewed Itreal, defeated Cliff Olson, 225, schoolboy runner In New Englarii AH the leading candidates except “Thapltchftig staff looks good. Joe Bcbenck are handicapped at or when the spirit moved him, but for one year. , iMinnaapoUa. two of three falls. Davis and Pesdk were lost through 130 No team has ever gone on what We have good catebere. (>ur chief O f f W it h Their H ea ds G .L - C I O Pact Ice Drifting Record graduatioo but Pabner is hade pounds for tha mile and one eighth the slender New " Zealander’s record, Died: Richard Whiting, popular North Bergen, N. J. — George could be termed a scoring spree In drawback Is weak hltUng. We need Headhunters of northern Luzon General Electric and CIO elec- A new Aictic-floe-floating endur- along with Leary and a goodly num- test. Jos Bchsttck was glvsa 118 on the whole cannot compare with the state flnela . . . Bristol turned HOLY CROSS TEAM song writer: Ciro Terranova, former island. P. I., occasiohaUy slip into toveriy, 826, Hollywood, Calif., and the American’s. at least two more J(X) batters in the New York “artichoke king” : Francis trical workers have agreed: The ance rm id—nearly nine months-. ber o f other veterans. ^ pounds to carry aa ware B. F in the highestilghest point total In 1934 In middle o f our batting order." their old barbaric ways. This week company will recognize the union as WM ret by the four Russian s d - |oe Cox, 330, Kansas City, drew . Coach Wlgren is extremely eager WUtaker'a pair at Mythical m ^r The Others. boating BridgeportB Central by 85-88 W. Clarke. Atlanta, Ga.. editor; Dr. they slaughtered four members of one faU eadi), McKechnle indicated be would do EAST SIDE REC George Ellery Hale, astronomer; sole bargaining agent in plants where enUsts Pickrf up last weekend t o have more catdMatee at Um and C r m and Mrs. Emil Dene- Hires athletes of •xtraordinary . . M moot decisive vlctoro waa one family. A wedding was planned, Balt Lake City'^Blg. Ben Morgan. aU-around c om^ste m ^ ^ oifrour bm - ooBslderoble leenlng on his old H u ^ Lloyd Thomaa, British minister it is designated as such by NLRB. practice seisloiia being held at the mark's BUnd Eagle. The • Wesley achieved by HUlbousi. over Bristol friend and first Ueuteiiant, Hank PreUailiuu7 A t8:S 0 P .H . and parents of Ilongot brides expect . Cnftinawy-, unions and closed shops Houstoa, Texas, defeated Pat or roll top tsAi. It la rsgrstti^ that In 1934 by 33-16 to Par.** Ashton C. Shallenberger, the bridegroom to bring in Chris- Hec and points out that Bears term’s Xavier and tha Whaat- the lowest Oewdy. who waa wltb him for many will nabgnad. Both parties will en- ito?no^SlSr ^ ^ 2ao^ Boatoo, two of three •O'hoeiuoiia oa the team a n wtdd not oven tbs record books prsssrvs arorlng gams was ] eyed when HU- Adults 25c. ChOdna ISe. ex-govehior of Nebraska; a P arW Uan t f ads to show bis bravery and tay « t ^ s Alps got .in at U4 tha psrformaacei ot ana et yean 'a Boeton. 'Oowdy joined tbs ~t. war reparations agent cooraM. deavor to soMt disputes byMirect itMiwtond Timm-ZHcymisk inro In sthlstni who dsmoBstrete rounds eseh. * In 1936 by uam yesterday u d haa been signed • • . • r - J . • i . naeotletton ftMher than *Mgm Weee Wsuteff and. In ottr oninien. the aroateet of ja-io. as a poach. ** . »•••"* • * fts^ ...... 1 a i J . ' b j !• t. i H I d I J .W ~.Twag\. \ YH\ViV< W ‘ SEN SE and N O N SEN SE bo o t* HMJt. HAVJt OOMB YWet ! A «v»U .V VDBA MWE PVAMB Votl YB' RtALW.VT VOAb AD Boies Hsvs Their ExoepttOMt Nature provided the firefly/sritta a onf \ O f c o o R S B ~ Qovtw rode fw M i€i mw/hcmt tg^a^ mvtw^t c^t gi€W€m ^ Old furniture beconiefl antique, flashlight, but he never seems to | AWItM-lVl AOfWUNBLJS, Soon- - -t6 AKO Old Jewelry has charms, find srhat he Is lookliuf for. Think j AVIV OV VA VOANtt Old wines, old friendships, most ««• out o f five to PhUadelphla’s attraction is the new Wamei- ' thick. It eras cut as a tab^ top, bjnred h The Misliap. division loaders. while HllensU and Archlvy went but la now preserved curiosity. Mack, heater, low mlleafe, very PROPERTY OWNERS —AttenUon Technicolor production, ‘‘Mbw is aa a Hornets Meet Stars b Im- best for the Celtics. READ IT OR NOT— The Twnerville TroHey That Meeta All the T rains By Fontaine Fox clean ituride, new Urea. Price rlfb t 36.65 repaperi room, celling paper- The box score: Where You Find It” , co-starring for quick sale. 1376. Messier Naab, ed or kaleomlned. Material, labor FUEL AND FEED 49-A Olivia de Havlland and George On4 hundred thousand automo- An ^ectrle spark that sat fire to Company I ass* 7258. complete. Inelde, ouUlde palnUng. portant ht-Aiim TQts; LABORITE K N O R ^ Br^nt It will be shown tomorrow bile drivers between , 16 and 20 C a r l o a d i n g a t t h e En d o' Li n e C a f e ^ Large eavlnge. Work guaranteed accumulated oU In an oil burner In and Monday. years of age WII nearly twice as FOR SALE— COW hay 313 per ton. the basement o f the Tinker building Allxl, If ... many people on the highways as S T O R IE S I N , OUR BOARDING HOUSE Lang. Phone 3663. Koehler, rf An outdoor drama based on the Jamee Bums, 581 Hilliard etreet. at Main and Birch etreet, yeeterday The Complete Card. . IN FRIIURY FIGHT colorful war between' the ranchers the average 100,000 drivets. Manchester Beeney, rf . afternoon shot out a cloud o f oooty and the miners of California In the KtSAP, l a d s / 1 UAV6 B E E N Simmons, e STA MPS t -r ©O'T p\p€. G O E A S Y W ITH Evening Herald REPAIRING 23 FOR SALE— W E LL seaaoned hard smoke that enshrouded Robert Coi- (Q mtlaasd 1870’s, "Gold Is Where You Find It” Tbe modem woman’s place Is ta wood. Apply Edward J. HoU, tele- Obs) Lovett, ig . ARPLYlKia AfifV UM C A AIN V ling, the Janitor, who was working By ASSOCIATED PRESS la an adaptation for the screen • of the home, working out a slogan for "O v'' ^ t h a t O N B - .CLASSIFIED ROOFINO AN D SIDINQ eeUmatee phone 4642 or 8035. Frasier, rg soeq), soup or bakbig powder to win a E W IUS T^OR r5 6 D U C n O N , on the furnace at the time. The four teams engaged In the emor, and Thomaa A . Logue of Clements Ripley’s bcsl selling novel £ no KVMOON CYLIN P E R B R A IN freely given. Yeara of experience. There hdd been trouble with the Philadelphia for re-election as secre- by the same name which ran serially aa automobile in a radio priaa con- V o l e a m e d f f c m l o u <3 s c o t I a n d ADVERTISEMENTS most torrid pair of tussles In the test O F 'tf a URS O R YOU Workmanship guaranteed. Also burner and Mr. Collliu, who is em' tary of Internal. affairs. Earle al- in the Cosmopolitan magazine. 'TR A IN IN G , A N O A F T E R MICSHT warp> a Cenat ala avaraa* words M a Una carpentry. A. A. Dion, 81 Welle HOUSEHOLD GOODS 61 ployed by Blar G. Seaman and Intemational-Amerlcan hockey ready has mado hla announcement. During this period the wealthy laltlala numbers and abbreslatlons street. Phone 4880. Oeltloe There were eome good things t h r e e T3MyS OfF- IMTCNSIV E 8 M O D E R N ROOMS CTiristopher Glenney, the owners of league faces one another tonight In ‘T would have to employ the Ruth Hilenski, rg ...... but unorganized wheat ranchers P IS TO N .'i ' l l b e t each aonnl an a word and aomponnd were fighting desperately against about Uie "good old days” — the C O M C E NTR ATIO N X M A V 6 words an two worda lltnlmnm east Is the building, bad gone to the fur- highly Important duels. And If committee (A legoslatlve body In- Fltspatrlck, rg ... IP M X l W E N T IN TO HARNESSES, coUare, luggage end OF FURNTTURB ...... 3146 the big financial interests which horse and buggy days: We never COM E TO T M » C O N CLUSIO N erica of tbraa llnaa ny:e room to see what could be vestigating Pennsylvania Criminal Dal^e, Ig ...... h i g h Lina rataa par day tor cranalant harness repairing, sport tops end — Brand New (not used) these games don’t help smooth the were running the hydraulic mines. heard of two buggies oolUdlng and TtX JC O LIL O done about the trouble. He had Court practicea) to find labor's Donohue, c ...... t h a t TWB v o i c e s WBf ada curtains repaired. 60 Cambridge —Easy terms arranged way towards an easier settlement of The mining operation was carried killing everyone in them . , . But, S O L V E T H ' B IG , KXaetlTa Mareb IT, tear thrown off the electric switch while representative on that ticket,” Ken- Hemingway, HAV/E H E A R D B M A N ATIN O etreet. felepbone 4740. —Worth at least 3250 their affairs, they will get another on by the use- of huge monitors o f course, that was before the na- R i d o l b o f w h y Cash Cbarxa he made adjustments In the oil nedy commented. Archlvy, rf chance tomorrow. which threw powerful streams of tion had succumbed to the speed F R O M W EIR D P LA C ES a ConaaenUas days .J T stai • eta LET US HELP YOU with your —Axmlnister Rugs Included feed. When he thought that the feed In the league’s eastern division, May Ron A s Independent Yankowskl, mania. CAE tS ETD U R S A R B $ ConaaentlTa Days ..I t eta) Id eu —Cobfiplete with Range water against the mountainsides. A R C T H E R S S U U T O P 1 Day ...... I n stsi U eta range— burner troubles, cleanmg, of oil had been properly adjusted he the Philadelphia Ramblers, have There were, reports Kennedy and Devulch, If a l w a y s —Free storage—Free delivery The dirt and gravgl which was thus S O M E s t r a n g e All ordara ter Irrsxnlar Inaarttena adJuaUng, repairing. Tel. 8462. Bbi- threw In the awitcb There was an played one njpre game tl)an their Lewis might have a stacement early Now is the time o f tbe year when mud d y/ will ba eharsad at the one Uma rata. —No payrmenta If sick washed out poured down over the ■PHEMCAASNONwg. pert service. SatiafacUon guaran- explosion when the spark struck the closest rivals, the Providence Reds, next week, to rally C. 1..0. follow- valley ruining thousands of acres of little Peggie sniffs the air and Spaolal rataa tor lon« term srary —^No payments If unemployed oU. and top them by three points. These obouts gleefully: "Ooh, the car day adrartlalna divan apon raqoaat. teed. P, H. Babb A Sonc. ers behind Ketmedy as ah inde|M Score at half time, 14-6 Company valuable wheat fields. 'HE hone3rmoon memories of a HAR-R-RuMpH HERB IS GOOD NEWS, to young two come together tonigbt at Phila- smells Just like Daddy!” Ads ordarod Mfara tba third or attb The report of the eicploalon was dent candidate for governor. i K. Time, 8 minute periods. In the picture, George Brent, ^ million married couples day will ba abarnad only tot tba ao> couples who are going into house- heard by Mr. Seaman, who advised delphia. taal nombar of timoa tba ad appear* Two other Democrats already are playing the part of a young miner plungwl with famed Niagara’s BUSINESS keeping. These. 3 rooms Include an Mr. Glenney that there was trouble In the western group, Pittsburgh In the race for the gubernatorial from the east, arrives right at the A North Carolina Judge says: ad. obsrdtnt al tba rata aamad but leads S3rracuse by a point In the WEST SIDE USAOCE "Women cannot Judge distance or Falls View bridge when It crashed no allowanaa or ratonds can ba made OPPORTUNITIES 32 18 piece Living Room with 3 piece with the furnace and Mr. Glenney nomination without organisation height o f this dramatic feud. The to destruction recently. on ala time ada stepped attar tbs streamlined upholstered set and 15 second-place struggle and has played (Reo Alleys) time.” It la a good thing be Is some went to the furnace room to Inves- support—Attorney General Charles whble state Is divided Into two fac- Settling 24 hours against the d(tb day. FOR RENT—IN BUSINESS m other Items, too numerous to men- one less game. They are slated to Renn’s continued to add to their distance away or he would have a No “till forbid***: dlRptay Ubm act tigate. He found Collins stunned, J. Margiottl, who campaigned for tions and bloodshed Is the rule of tion, brick mercanUle bultdmg battle It out at Pittsburgh. lefif# by Uking Pagonl’s Barbers time of it. •worst Ice Jem lisNiagare’e history, sold. tion here tb complete your living standing In the comet and turned the Republican nomination three the day. buffeting im ge blocks that piled The Barald wtU apt be raaponsibla with 8000 ft. of ground 6oor space. room: also, an, 18 piece modem Tomorrow's engagements for the over three points to one, while Dil- "Gold Is Where You Find It’’ Is a black by the heavy smoke that had years ago and then switched to The chief trouble with autfunebUe 90 feet high in the wide Niagara tar mere then one Ineorraot inaartlon Suitable for light manufacturing. Bedroom Suite which Includes 4 big same teanu call for PitUburgb to lon’s V8’s set the West Side Tavern vivid portrayal of this dramatic et aay ndrartlaamant erdarad Tor come from the furnace. Governor Earle’s Cabinet; and W il- timSic these days la that the auto- gorge, the bridge moved three Apply Edward J. Holl. pieces and 14 other small items to visit Providence, Philadelphia to back on their heels by the same story from history. Psero than one time Mr. Glenney took him to Dr. play at New Haven and Syracuse to liam McNair, fiddle-playing former mobile engineer has gone too far feet off its foundation and finally The laadvartont omiaslos al Moor* complete your beuroom. In your score. Cfiarence Frehelt took high Robert • R. Keeney's office in the return home for a Joust .with the mayor of Pittsburgh. ^ abead of the highway en^neer— to tor* from its moorings on two na- rsot sobllaallea at advarttaind will be Kitchen, you get a stove, breakfast single with 138 and Pete Hansen Taetlflad only by eaneallsUeb at tbs HELP WANTED— same building. The doctor examined Springfield Indians. A. third Satur- U. 8. Senator Jooepb F. Guffey, say nothing o f the average driver. tlone. Seconds later it lay a heap set, linoleum and other Items which CoIUns but found that he had not took high three honors with 354. cbarm made tor tba sarvlea randarad. FEMAI.E 35 day game sends Springfield to who erased his own name from the o f twisted wreckage . below the All advartlaamants mnat sonterm will complete this room. We have been injured. The furnace room Is Cleveland to tackle the Barons, top list o f possible gubernatorial aspir- DUIons V8’s (8) A careless driver hit a dynamite frozen fails. In stylo, aepy and typodrapby witb sold hundreds of the same 3 room bricked in and there was no other Werner ...... loo loi HOCKEY truck In Missouri the other day. Bo radaUUeas antoread by tba pnbllah. W E AR E CONSIDERING opening ranking team of the whole circuit. ants after a conference with Presl. 88— 286 Thousands of ^eeu tors watched btitllts f o ^ not less than 3250, so damage done. Johnston ...... 115 89 might you If you are careless. ora and they rsaarva tba rtdbl la a Shade Grown tobacco warebouae Obviously there are plenty of op- dent Roosevelt, threw hts political 94-L-268 I^st Night’s Hockey Reenlla In awe-struck silence from both adit, rsvtaa ar rsjaet any aepy son* you are actually saving 3101. See- weight behind Jones. A. Brown .... . 93 86 sides of the gorge as the 1260-foot In South Manchester next October. portunities In this setup for one 125— 304 (By .Assodated Press) mdarad ebjaatlonabla ing is believing, so U you are-look- team to Increase a narrow margin E. Dowd ...... 102 103 Local Merchant (to tamer) —It steel arched span, weighing 4,S00,- CL08IN0 BOUR8—aasalOad ada We will need experienced women "You wrlll find Joe Guffey in the 99—304 Americar Association ing for a bargain, our advice to you to a fairly big one or for the trail- J. Chapman .. .120 must have beo cold up your way 000 pounds, plunged to its end, ta ba ppbllabad aama day mnat be ra* and girls as Inspectors and aa- front Une trenches In this election," 108 110—338 St. Louis 11, St. Paul 4. calrad by IT o'clock nooot daturdaya ta to see this 3 room outfit. ing club to move ahead. But the he told the committee meeting yes- this winter. blotting out for a moment even letlO. Borters. I f Interested, apply now In Sports Roundup 7 FREE “COURTESY AUTOS" past performances don’t give much terday, "fighting to win for the 530 487 616 1533 Farmer—Coldl It was ao ooM the roar of Niagara itaelf. And writing, stating expehence, age WEEK-END SCHEDULE that when my neighbor had his ap- and address. Write Box M, Herald. ready to SERVE YOU By EDDIE BRIETZ indication as to which team may ad- party’s chol::e8 as he baa done since West Side Tavern (1) SATURDAY around the world eountleae thou> TELEPHONE YOUR vance. pendix taken out last week, they No matter where you live, we will 1886.” W. Wilkinson . .105 98 91— 294 sands more received the news New York, Feb. 26.— (A P )—Some Providence, for example, has won National League found It was chapped. with the same deep feeling. ('ELL, B S v S ir WANT ADS ADDRESS ENVELOPES home for call for you at your convenience, A. Gustafson . . 89 123 86— 298 fight managers we know could te lr three and tied one out of five New York Americans at MontrekI . For the bridge, built In IN t , THAT SOLVES rr» Ada ars accapiad evar tba talaphoea ue. Good Pay. Experience un- bring you to the store and take you interesting If not amaxlng stories of C. Frelhelt .. . 81 139 131—301 Maroons. clashes with Philadelphia but hasn’t Cents make dollars, but dollars was a honeymoon mecea from the at tba CBAJtOB RATE dlvap abova necessary. Wonderful opportunity. back home again. Simply phone or H. Gustafson . . 81 118 82— 281 can’t make sense. aa a oonvanlaaaa to advartlaarau but how a certain young heavyweight Is been able to gain a decision on the New York Rangers at Toronto. day of iu opening. From its tow- Everything supplied. Nationwide being built u p ....every ball and OmCIAL OF HOLC - C Gustafson . . 94 88 103— 285 tba CABB RATEd will ba aeeapiad aa write us and arrangements will be Ramblers’ rink. Then the Reds are Intemational-Amerlcan Leemue A minister was asked by one of ering walks one got the most re- Distributors, 401 Broadway, N. Y. strike thrown by pitchers trying out his least respectable members to tMm.Var iMeMs-Ms) mix PAYMENT If paid at tba bnat- made to send a car for you any one down to Pittsburgh’s Hornets Syracuse at Pittsburgh. markable view of the FelU. No ••-J naia oBloa on or batora the aavantb morning, afternoon or evening. You for the Michigan State college 450 566 493 1509 say prayers on Sunday for Anna day tollowlnd th* drat Inaartlon et In a seven-game series which In- CALLED IN PROBE Springfield at Cleveland. trip Whs complete without crow- each ad etharwiaa the CHARGE will not be undei any obligation baseball team la tabulated by Coach cludes two ties and four shutout Providence at Philadelphia. Ball. The clergyman did so. A few ing it SCORCHY SMITH John Kobs---- Joe Medwtek will be (Conthiaed from Page One) da)rs later the pastor asked the ______A Roll of the Drums, Professorl rate will ba aollaotad. No raaponaW whatsoever for this service, even If games. Practically anything may Paganl’a Barbers (1) American Association Moreover, it served to link the By JO H N C T E R R Y bljlty^for arrera In talapbonad ads Read The Herald AdYS. you do not buy. back in the Cardinal fold within happen here. Schubert ...... 105 90 107— 302 Wichita at Kansas City. church member If he desired the A rtw M0MBN7B O F ^ H e H C E - will ba aateaMd aad tbalr aeeersay two weeks---- Alabama Islsaid to actions equally and after tbe first prayers for Anna Bell to be repeat- United States and Canada. When l/ICKLy, SOOECHY AEf^ANOB9 TW PIUCWH asanol ba doarantaad. A-L-B-E-R-T-S Syracuse has whipped Pittsburgh Sueby ...... 97 96 97— 290 St. Paul at Tulsa. it was built it was the longest sin- A fCEAPlNfi IN THE POOl? LOCK/ have "out-talked” Georgia' In re- four times In five attempts and won transaction they shared a 31,'(U0 Haefs ...... 108 127 V 88— 3’23 ed. ” No, thank you, kindly,” replied eg?.- t h b n , c s o u c hi n o peniNP tms Main Store—Waterbury commission. gle span bridge in the world. It cent "conferences" with |an end four, lost one and tied one against Newbauer .... .102 93 111— 306 SUNDAY the church member, "she won last JPOOR, HC WAtn ------INDEX OP All Stores Open Wed, & S a t Eves. named Burt frpm Macon, Ga., who A fter the second deal about a Monday at 7 to 1.” replaced a bridge blown down In A r v s s i i ^ l Springfield’s last-place outfit but Hand ...... 102 120 94— 316 National League CLASSinCATIONS already has moved to Tuscaloosa. year later, hrwever, Staub told re- a hurricane years earlier, and starts at a considerable disadvan- — Montreal Maroons at New York Don’t forget that back in the sum- porters, Cooke refused to give him Five minutes of thought ars oftsn now it in turn is to be replaced Elrtbs ...... MACHINERY AND TOOI.S 52 tage because o f having placed that 514 526 497 1537 Americans. Variously pictured, It appears on Bnasygementa •••••«•«•••••••••• mer of 1636, wise old Jack Black- extra game. what he claimed was his share be- better than an hour of bustle. . Mwiiaarea EMERGENCY Renn’a Tavern (S) Montreal Canadiens at Detroit. one of the U. S. Pan-American C ARE YOU PLANNING to 'buy a bum said Joe Louis would not Springfield, still hopeful of taking cause he Bald the HOLC official hart \Dea*ba .1. B r e e n ...... 102 101 108— 311 New York Rangers al Chicago. Beggar (to surburbanite at ferry) Stamps of 1901. D tractor -his spring? Remember, reach his peak for two years. . . . so the last Eastern playoff berth nothing to do with the secono sale. j-srd of Tbaaka B watch out, Mr. "Smclliri' ” (aa Joe' H. Metcalf . . . . 96 93 98— 290 Intemational-Amerlcan * — Beg pardon, sir, can you spare a (C e p y r i s h t . IS IS . N B A S e rv ic e , In e .) r It’s Dublin Tractor Company at away from the New Haven Eagles, As the Jury completed Its fifth E. Blsscll ___ .105 Lest aad Found would s a y ). . . . when asked a)>out 90 114— 309 Springfield at Syracuse. few cents to help me across the i CALLS Wllllmantlc who have a large has to break a string of seven week of*deliberation, several others S. Nelson ..., .119 102 95— 816 river? AaeoBBeements •8a«E66*6««««« t the non-slgnlng of Lou Gehrig, Joe games without a victory. And first Pittsburgh at Providence. Fersonmls ...... variety to offer y o i. See us early. who said Cooke had represented P. Hansen .... .126 103 125— 354 $ McCarthy winked and said: "Well, thing, the Indians run into Cleve- Philadelphia at New Haven. Surburbanite—Haven’t yt ou any them were In the Court House. — — X— ----- money at all? U. S.— 190J antoaMbUM we haven't reported to St. Pete land's remarkable feat of not hav- American Association AalomobllM tot Bale ...... 4 POLICE y e t " ... .which is the tip-off, boys 651 480 540 1580 St. Louis at Minneapolis. Beggar— Not a cent. Niagara Bridge AutomobtUs for Exobanvs . . . . . I WANTED—TO BUY 58 ing lost a home game this season. Trade with Greenland has been a Sc blue-black Auto Aeevssorlas-.*.TIrM . . . . » • . . . .same goea for "Der M a g ".. .. The Barons’ big margin in their se- Suburbanite—Umpbt Then what f state monopoly of Denmark since difference does It inake which elds Auto Repalrinc—PalntlDx T WANTED—OLD 4x5 or 5x7 plate Jimmy Biaddock’s new winning ries has come mostly from one goal 1778. Auto tebMis ...... 1-A 4343 and dining spot will open in a of the river you are ont Atttoa—Ship uy Tniek ...... •. camera. Cheap for cash. Call Kil- Autoo—For Ulrv ...... t patrick, Herald. month. . . . the Olesen redlieads pro aaraxM --^rvlc»—atoraao le basketball team Is negotiating for MotoroyoUa—Blcyelvs ...... 11 FIRE HOUSE CLEANING? Moving? We Mildred Campbell, CHiarlottc (N . C.) wanted Aotoa—Motorcyelw IJ buy your saleable Junk. Live poul- high school sensation who scores 30 FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosseri ■wotaoob aad rrvtnalaaal daivtvoo and 32 points In a game Just like F LA P P E R F A N N Y By Sylvia JI Hold EveiVthingl South try also bought. C^all William WASHINGTON TUBBS ■te'i Buslaosa Sarvicti Oftvrad ...... is nothing had happeiv^... .Spurgeon -coss.i,itsYMAsnvict.Mc. T. a. sto.«. ■. HT. orr.------1------JJif By Crane- OUT OUR WAY BouMboia avrvlcea Odtrod ....ll- A Ostrinsky 5879. 183 BlsseU. S BOY! WLTnv'e uwcuc i» A pmtTTy"” thUvioTTA By WtlHamii BulMlna--ContraetlBs ...... it (Chandler, young Yankee hurler, has 4321 sent back two unsigned contracts. C IMPOKTAWT MAMf 'rtcmMROAt' HE •MrCARBFRtt F l o n t t a — N o ro a ii a a ...... AgnUMTIO y' Fuooral OIroetat* ...... APARTMENTS— FLATS— Out In Wisconsin, Whitewater i PHOWEts LOW® OtBruSMOE TO ALASKA .VAAABONO LKILUNO tN NSOUBSr Boating—Plumbing—Rooting ... North t l r m e d Insuranet ...... State Teachers’ college has a novel AHD -K >D A fr HC Ptrr IM YMSm CA1.LS I I M TENEMENTS 63 way of letting the boys and their OUT rS E .' Mlltinvry—Oraaamaklng ...... TO 3btm-( AMERICA AMD OMK TO FOB R#a , or my socks on, would you?’* Weartne Apparel—Fun MANCHESTER WATER CO. By THOMPSON AND COLL ALLEY OOP, AAEANWHILE. Afe DE. JASOK) HURRIES ZMi TD JOIM MVEA ... y/HEM A CniL BunOR OPCH9 A F>HOHE B O X A F T E R H U T T V 'S MOW LESSEE DO I WAMTA UHCCE C3ETS TWRO USfM® IT, HE THIMKS He !b HIT THE <« ------o a c k p o t / 6AT lto A T . FEBRUABT M. 198t Ettrainn Srralb

Mr. and Mra. Joaeph F. Orayb apd houae on MIU atreet recently va- Judging from reaerratlons ^al- cated by Mra. Irma Starkweather. ready made, Mancbeater will be well children are moving to the cottage aiu ^ ^ ^ t e d at the "Oenta night” ABOOTTOWN pfolpram at the Elka Home in Rock- : A ar«*ri«taMffsal of tho ptey. ville tonight. apooBored by the Bm- Io Simon Simple'* which the blem club. Dancing will continue en of tho Flreoide Fonim wlU N OTICE S from 9 to 1 a. m;. and the dinner loont ot the North Methodlot will be aenred by a profeaaional - -ft arch, Tteeday etreniiig, will be caterer. t. Id tomorrow anemoon. I Sh all Be Rea d y t-

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