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I First Photo Shows Japanese M a r i n e s Landing: in Shangrhai MUSSOLINI VISITS ______^------BOTH SIDES PREPARING POPE AT VATICAN FOR BIG ENGAGEMENT Meet For First Time as New BYRD ON VISIT PRICES ON MARKET . National Holiday i»»«! toseealsmuh TAKE THE UPGRADE JAPANESE TO DROP clared; Converse Private 500 POUND BOMBS ly For Nearly An Hour. Virginia’ s Favorite Son in Net Gains $3 to $6 Are Nu New York— Says He Is (CopyrlKht l!>32 By A. P.) merous and Auburn Truce to Be Declared For Four Hours Uudl Women and Vatican City. Feb. 11.— (A P )— There on Business. Premier Benito Mussolini, H Duce Shoots Up Over $13. Children Can Be Removed From Chapei District— Japs of Italian Fascism and Pope Pius XI. Holy Father to the Catholic New York, Feb. 11.—(AP) — Await Arrival of Heavy Reinforcements; Plan Attacks world, met today In the Pope's li Former Governor Harry F. Byrd, New York, Feb, 11 — (AP) — brary at the Vatican for the first Virginia’s favorite son in the lists Stocks were suddenly jerked off of time and were closeted alone, seal for the Democratic 'presidential the bottom of a 29-month decline On Both Chapei and Woosnng; Foreign Shipping to ing the peace of the church and nomination, arrived In New York today, as the unexpected plan of state which was begun by the Lat- modification of the National bank eran Treaty three years ago. today to sec Alfred E. Smith. Keep Out of Battle Zones. ing system was widely greeted r/ith The premier’s first visit to the “I’m here on business.” he said, Pope, looked for for several months “and to see some friends of mine,' enthusiasm in Wall street. Shanghai, China, Friday, Feb. 12. since the settlement of the contro Among the friends, he said, were Prices surged upward in the most JAPAN’S “EMPIRE DAY” versy over the Catholic Action So former Governor Smith, who an violent recovery since mid-Decem _ ( A P ) —Five-hundred-pound aerial OBSERVED BY CHINA ciety which was expected to last nounced Monday he was not a can ber, and buUishnesa spread to,the bombs will smash into Woosung only a few moments, lasted an hour, didate, but would run for president commodity markets, where several when hostilities on that front are Shanghai, Feb. 11.— (AP)- — to the surprise of the waiting at if he was nominated at the Demo Here is the beginning of Japan’s armed invasion of Shanghai. While the Chinese defiantly maintained staples made modest advances. resumed, perhaps not today, hut cer This strictly informal “war” be tendants of II Duce and the Pon era tic National convention, and their boycott agaiiSt Japanese goods, 1300 Japanese marines were landed from ten warships m the hartor. Added to the Washington news of tainly before many days have tween China and Japan produced tiff. James A, Farley, chairman of the This NEA Service__The Herald picture gives an idea of the stores and arms and ammunition earned by the the bi-partisan move to increase the passed. another odd Incident today. (Chi Judging by the premier’s smile Democratic state committee and ™ l i ? g 4 r t r menacing row of machine guns, set up on their tripods and ready volume of credit and currency, were It will be the first time such huge nese government customs boats as he M erged, the meeting was Governor Roosevelt’s unofficial cam to be carried into action, against defenders of the Chinese settlement. aimoimcementa that the Ford Motor missiles of destruction have been in the Whangpo river, brought out most pleasant. It was not learned used in this area, but the big bombs paign manager. Co. would soon start production of all their bunting and dressed whether or not they discussed state will not be dropped c Clhapei be its new models, resuming its usual ship in honor of Japan’s "Em relations, but from all signs it was Gives No Details cause that is too close to the Inter large scale consiunption of mater pire Day.” a thoroughly friendly talk. He would not discuss the purpose ials, and the ordering of the regular national Settlement, and the explo Party Presented of his visits with Smith and Farley, TRADE BREAKDOWN sion of such a bomb is terrific. All the other foreign warcraft quarter’s dividend of $2.50 by Union also were dressed, for in the After the private conversation but said he expected to see them RITCHIE CALLS ON U. S. Pacific railroad. On Thursday the hostilities along sometime today—he did not know hook of naval etiquette failure to ended II Duce presented the mem In the Stock'^change, 1,500,000 the whole twenty-mile front from bers of his party to the Pontiff and just when. Chapei to Woosung w. e suspended recognize another nation’s holi MERELY POSTPONED shares were traded in the first two day is justifiable only if the cele then reverently bent and kissed the Byrd is the guest of Col. Henry hours alone, or more than the turn because of the celebration of Japan’s Pope’s ring, as he did when he en Breckinridge, assistant secretary of NOT TO REDUCE ARMY brating country is not recognized over for any five-hour session since Empire Day.” tered, after which he said farewell war in the Wilson administration Behind the lines, however, opera orilf there is a state of war. f - Feb. 1. Net gains of $3 to $6 a share and went to visit Cardinal Pacelli, and a close friend of Col. Charles were numerous in leading issues, tions were going on which pointed papal secretary of state. Later he A. Lindbergh. Whet the former British Economist Says Dan while volatile Auburn shot up more unmistakably to preparation by both went to St. Peter’s and knelt in governor of Virgftola visited Colonel Governor of Maryland De N . Y . REPUBLICANS than $13. sides for a major engagement. crime,” the statement said. “It waa prayer. Breckinridge a few weeks ago he folly. It could not possibly have had ger Has Not Been Averted Came As Surprise It appeared that the Japanese The visit which went down as a fiew up here in an airplane piloted were waiting for the arrival of any military advantage for the Jap V' notable mark in recent Italian his by Colonel Lindbergh. clares World Is Preparing The Washington plan took specU' heavy reinforcements on the w%y anese.” tory took place as the whole coun Colonel Breckinridge was to give START BIG PROBE lative quarters by surprise, particu from Japan. The Japanese govern (Copies of the protest were sent to By Nations. larly the bears. While constructive try was celebrating a new national a luncheon in Byrd’s honor today, ment has carefully withheld infor United States Consul General Edwin For a New War, Says Our news from Washington 'had been holiday, the third anniversary of the but information as to the location mation regarding the date on which S. Ciumingham, dean of the con of the Lateran Treaty be rumored since early in the week, and who the guests were to be was London, Feb. 11.— (AP)—The dan the transports left and the number sular body, with the request that tween Italy and the Vatican. The nothing as far-reaching as the bank they be delivered to the consuls of withheld. Army Is Far Too Small. In Surprise Move State Sen ing revision projected had been ex of men on the way, but Japanese, trjeaty negotiated by envoys of tha- ‘"It’s purely social,” said former ger of a world economic breakdown sources here admitted early today other nations here and that another J pected. I^pe.and the premier ended the long Governor Byrd, “It has no political has not been averted but merely that they were hurrying to finish as copy be sent to the mayor of Great ‘imprisonment”, of the Popes in the ate Puts Through Resolu-^ U. S. Steel rose nearly $5, getting significance whatever.” Baltimore, Feb. 11,— (AP)—Gov postponed by the measures which quickly as possible their job of driv er Shanghai. Vatican and restored relations be above $43; American Telephone $6 The camp contained 10,399 refu-< Former Governor Smith’s secre the American and British govern ing the Chinese out of the Shang tween the state and the Holy See. ernor Albert C. Ritchie today called to $117; D im oi^m ore than $6 fo gees Jbetaoe the Shmigbai fighting tary said this morning he had a ments have taken, Sir George Paish, hai area. ^ The premier’s official party left on the United States to maintain tion In Albany. $53; Union PaOTc, more than $7.50 'Wiien the; offensive is resuined the began on January 28. limehebn engagement, but it was noted'British economist, told the As to $77; Santa: Fe, more than $5 to the Palaszo Venezia in Borne shorts adequate armed forces to protect Japanese force will be r combina onf he bad made Hmself, ajjd^^she sociated Press today, and unless fur nearly $78; A m ^ ca n Can, $6 to Iv after 10 a. m., and n'adp Its way tion of bluejackets, infantry, artil- U. Sb TROOPS MOVE IN t'o'Vatican City through troop lined id not know where 11 was to be the nation in the face of a 5^orld ther action is takbn the British close to $63, and Auburn, more than New* York, Feb. 11.— (AP)—The le^, warships and airplanes, the lat streets on which were crowded thou or with whom. giving every indication of prepar tariff policy will make that break $13 to above $107. Trading slack * Shanghai, Feb. 11.— (AP)—^Unit Republican Senate of New York ter loaded with those heavy bombs, sands of Italian people, in holiday ing for another war. down all the more inevitable. ened somewhat after midday. After ed States soldiers moved into tho a number of which already are on attire cheering H Duce as he was Standing at the foot of the first state has passed a resolution to in The measures to which he referred a vigorous upswing in the first half front line of International Settle driven along on his historic mission. monument erected in honor of vestigate the Democratic stSte ad were creation of the American Re hour, the market eased off a little, the ground. ment defenses today, to relieve the Plan Big Attack Shanghai Volimteer Ctorps, as both The party was escorted by Cari- RUSSIA IN FAVOR George Washington, the Maryland ministration of Governor Roosevelt, construction Finance Corporation imtil toward midday news of the biners. The route was covered with e?tecutive and Democratic presi Union Pacific dividend provided Apparently they were planning a Chinese and Japanese rushed their presidential candidate. In a surprise and the government proposal for a orange colored sand, as was done for dential candidate issued bis plea fresh impetus to the upswing. concentrated attack on both Woo preparations for a new onslaught general ten percent tariff in Great sung and Chapel, and the indications the cortege of King Victor Em OF DISARMAIIENT over a nationwide radio system in move last night the majority party Britain. Sir George recommended, in Other Issues along the Chapei-Woosimg battle opening Maryland’s celebration of brushed aside Democratic opposition Miscellaneous issues up $2 to $3 were that it would be one of the ground. manuel. an interview with the Associated largest Japanese military operations Shake Hands the Washington bicentennial. a share included General Motors, ’The Thirty-First Infantry which and put through the resolution for Press last December, an interna since the Russo-Japanese war. A short time later the Pontiff and Declaring the armed forces of Bethlehem Steel, International Har arrived from Manila a few days agj a thorough going inquiry Into every tional economic conference, revision Before the shelling of Woosung the premier met face to face in the the nation now are far below the of reparations and temporary hank vester, Sears Roebuck, National Bis was thrust into one of the most provisions of the national defense department and subdivision of the begins, it is likely that international Pope’s private apartments, shook Jtvinoff Declares it Can Do guaranty acts in all countries. cuit, Westinghouse Electric, (Seneral difficult sectors on the Settlement act, he pleaded not to weaken them shipping will be warned that it may heartily and sealed their state government. Not a single Present Situation Electric, Woolworth, Union Carbide boxmdary, relieving three companies peace in a friendly conversation. further, branch or agency of the complex Consolidated Gas, New York Cen be dangerous to navigate the "The present position,” he said to Whangpo in that vicinity at certain of volunteers, one of which waa The third aimiversary of the sign Without Army, Navy or “A military system adequate for governmental system would escape tral, Southern Pacific, Pennsylvania composed of American business our national defense threatens no day, "Is that trade and income of hours. ing of the Lateran 'Treaty between scrutiny, the American people are shrinking New Haven, Riblic Service of N men. Italy and the Vatican was celebrat- body, but it does assure safety to Whenever this movement may be Introduced over the name of in a most extraordinary manner, tmd J., and others. Any Arms. our people and our possessions, due While advices in leading commodi timed to begin, from 8. o’clock to ’The American soldiers will guard Charles J. Hewitt, chairman of the values of all kinds of property are morrow morning to noon there will the Settlement from the gas works (Continned On Page 7.) regard for our self respect and neu finance committee, the resolution ties were moderate, wheat gaining trality and our effectiveness as a declining with great rapidity,-and as be no filing either in Chapei or Woo on Soochow creek northward along was patterned after that by which about a cent a bushel and cotton factor for world peace,’* he said. a result security for loans has de sung. ’This four-hour truce was the boundary to within a city block Geneva, Peb. 11.— (A P )—^Maxlm the Legislature last year laimched getting up nearly a dollar a bale, The World War clined rapidly. agn^eed upon so that beleaguered civ of north railroad station in Chapei, Lltvlnoff, commissar for foreign af its investigation into the Democratic hope was expressed in trading quar "If anyone doubts the need of an “If Mr. Hoover were to take such ters that the combination of the ilians might be taken out of the one of the focal points in the nearly FORD ANNOUNCES fairs for Soviet Russia, proposed to- administration of New York City, comprehensive measures that the and tmiversal disarmament to adequate navy, let him remember work of the Reconstruction Finance danger zone. two-weeks-long battle in the nativo Passage Certain American trade and income would lie world disarmament conference the World War could not have been Corp„ and a Federal Reserve System Arranged by Priest quarter. no^y as the only valid security won without the British and Ameri After its passage by a strictly again expand, then the seciirities of able to extend a large volume of Father Jacquinot, a Catholic ’The American line joins the Japa NEW AUTO MODELS against war. can fleets. Let him look to the Far party vote 27 to 21, the measure was the bankers would appreciate and credit, might have a distinctly help priest who lost an arm at Verdun, nese on Range road on the border M. Lltvlnoff, chief of the Russian East, and wonder if tomorrow or sent to the Assembly where again the anxiety of Depositors would be ful effect. It was explained that obtained from the Japanese naval of the Settlement. delegation to the conference, fore he day after the lives and safety of with Republican guidance, its pass removed. banks should be able to resume their command an agreement to cease fir cast the approach of another world age was considered certain. Corporation Flans normal extensions of credit, per ing at 8 a. m. The British consul REFUSE TO LEAVE First Public Showing In war which, he predicted, would be (Continued On Page 7.) ’The Investigating body of five "The purpose of the new finance mitting manufacturers to buy gezieral and other neutral officials Washington, Feb. 11.—(AP)--« more terrible than the last unless Republicans would be permitted to. corporation Is to check the decline materials more freely, and mer made a similar agreement with the Ebracuation of Americans from dan chants to stock larger Inventories disarmament is achieved. 3ush its work through the summer of values if possible, but the task Chinese, and the German consul ar ger points in China is meeting with March; To Put Out New His plan for total disarmament of and fall—well into the national would seem to be beyond its ranged for a truce along the Woo the usual imwlllingness to leava the world, he admitted frankly to KNOX MAKES PLEA campaign of the forces which hope strength, for no remedy other than sung battlefront so that he might homes and property. More than fifty the delegates, probably would hav6 to nominate and elect Roosevelt to a great Increase in world buying evacuate the teaching staff of a Ger Americans refused to leave Nanking 4 and 8-CyIinder Cars. slight chance of acceptance by the the presidency, ’The inquiry would power can bring about a greater de MEXICO, U .S . AGREE man-owned college. when Consul General Willis Peck ar great powers and, as an alternative, TO NEW ENGLAND ye continued under provisions of the mand for American products and a Late last night there was a threat ranged transportation for them. le offered a second project for pro measure, during the state pre-elec substantial rise in the price of com of hostilities on a new front when The men, particularly, are unwlU- Detroit, Feb. 11— (AP) —Henry gressive and proportion disarma tion campaign. modities. Japanese headquarters announced ing to go, but generally send their ON THE FAR EAST that (Chinese, soldiers had fired on Ford today confirmed rumors that ment, 'Then, to the surprise of many It would be financed by an appro "It is all to the good, however, families outside the trouble zones. a destroyer off Nantao, on the south be is planning to bring out an im of the delegates, he ajisured the priation of ?25,000, that the step taken by the American Mrs. Wffll^ R. Peck, the wife of the conference his government was Asks That Hoarded Money government should give more time side of the International Settlement, consul general, Mrs. W. P. Coltmaa proved four and a new eight cylinder ready to consider any proposal like for application of fimdamental while the vessel was tied up at a ftTid many other women who left car in the near future. He also said ly to achieve arms reduction. TEEASUBT BALANCE remedies.” Understanding Exists In pier. The Japanese cruiser ToWwa, Nanking have had long experience the chassis of the new models will In international quarters the So Be Pot In Circulation to Britain’s Position anchored In the Whangpo subse to CTiina and are not strangers to be so constructed as to permit in viet declaration was credited with Washington, Feb, 11.—(AP) — Tlie British government’s action, quently fired on Lung;wha, where the bursting shells from opposing ene being marked by moderation and as Event of Trouble That Na (Chinese arsenal stands. stallation of either four or eight 'Treasury receipts for Peb. 9 were: Sir George does not view even in so mies. likely to increase the possibility of Extend Credits. The Japanese command said that Mrs. Peck was with her husband cylinder engines. $2,713,078.48; expenditures $12,273,- hopeful a light. success for tbe conference. “Introduction of tariffs in Great unless such sniping as he de at Tsing;tao in 1915 when the Japa Mr. Ford in an open interview 756.22; balance $390,621,258.90, C3us- tions Will Act Together. scribed were discontinued, “ retalia confirmed rumors that tbe new car Against French Plan Britain,” he said, “has created hope nese shelled the German stronghold Boston, Peb, 11.— (AP)—Colonel tory measures” would be necessary. will be of longer wheel base, lower He rejected the French proposal toms duties for nine days of Feb in Shantung province, and took it Frank Knox, new head of President ’The C:hinese authorities denied hung chassis and heavier. He added for an international armed police (Continued on Page 3.) away from the Kaiser. The Peck Hoover’s committee against hoard ruary were $7,288,584.71. Washington, Feb. 11 — (AP) — that production will start some time force under the supervision of the their men had fired on the destroyer. home was damaged by fragments of this month, the first public showing League of Nations after a long ing, last night, through Prank C. Existence of an understanding be bursting shells but the family es Nichols, treasurer of the New Eng to be early in March, analysis of the proposal. It would be tween the United States and Mexico, BOMBS KILL WOMEN caped from the fighting zone with imworkable, he said. land Council, sent a message to the Shanghai, Feb. 11. — (A P )— Although Mr. Ford did not indi liniHng their national interests in the out injury. "What guarantee Is there,” he people of New England to release Charges that Japanese aerial bomb Mrs. Coltman, whose husband is cate what price changes if any will event of further complications in the asked, "that the new international hoarded money. Heir to Huge Fortune ers killed 51 Chinese refugees, men, connected with the Standard Oil be involved, his confirmation of tbe Far Eastern situation, was disclosed organization would be really able or The message was broadcast from women and children in Chapei last Company in Nanking, belongs to a numerous rumors that have been in willing to use its strength for the a Boston radio station. today in authoritative quarters. week were filed today with Japanese circulation here for the past several While no notes on the subject family with a half century of ex defense of the weaker or for the Colonel Knox saicTin his message: Devotes Life to Aid Poor Consul General Mural by Sir John months definitely relieved the air of have been exchanged between the perience in China. Her husband’s fa protection of the attacked against "Will you be good enough to say on Hope-Simpson, director of the Na ther, the late Dr. Robert Coltman, uncertainty that has existed in behalf of the President’s committee two governments, at least in recent tion flood relief commission. tlje attacker?” months, authoritative information was personal physician to Li Yuan- trade circles. His plan for proportional disar against boarding that it is estimated The bombardments. Sir John said, Must Await Ford Boston, Feb. 11 —^ (AP) — ’Thefwas attached to the aty hospital was given the Associated Press this Hung and many others prominent in mament included an adjustment of that there are a billion and a half Boston American in a copyrighted for three months before beginning occurred February 5 and 6. ’The flood the Manchu Court. Many leading automobile execu dollars hidden away in the United his study at the Brookline institu afternoon that this government and relief director’s long protest reached tives have held that there could be the percentages of arms reduction that at Mexico sep their interests Charles Coltman, another son of States and thus unemployed? This story says that James A. "Bud” tion. Consul General Mural today about no definite upturn in tbe automobile so as to give equal security to weak as common in the event of dis Dr. Coltman was killed by Chinese process. If continued, can only re Stillman, Harvard medical student Officials at the City hospital have the same time the Japanese planes industry until Ford’s plans were dis er and more exposed countries. M. cordant eventualities springing from soldiers at Kalgan to 1922 and the sult in complete strangulation of said that during his three months of were bombing the Wlngon cotton closed. Lltvlnoff was cheered as be mount and heir to a huge fortime, had difficulties with Oriental nations. Chinese government paid his family ed the rostrum and#i moderate vol business. A dollar hoarded repre pledged his life as a doctor to ser service among the needy sick there mills where United States Marines an Indemnity of $25,000. after long ’The new line of. Ford cars. It Is many cases were assigned him for In government quarters, it was tmderstood, will consist of 10 ume of applause followed the con sents $5 to $10 in credit. It is lack vice among tbe poor. learned no formal exchanges have were billeted. diplomatic negotiations. clusion of his speech. 'This applause of credit and capacity to extend new ’Hie American says that following care and treatment and he handled Sir John contended the bombing models, all of which will continue in his tasks with extrtiordinary capa- been prompted between the two the low price field, was given in spite of the fact that credits that is embarrassing and re his graduation in June he will de countries by recent happenings Jn of the refugees’ camp was unneces CHINESE AIRPLANIS tarding the restoration of prosperity bUity. sary and without military advan^ Mr. Fotd expressed hope materials signs were posted for tbe first time vote his career as obstetrician and the Far East. Hongkong, Feb. 11.— (AP)—^Ntoe today forbidding the delegfates to in this country, sp^alist in women’s ills to charit They said, the American relates, tage. In the first raid, he said, t Cantonese airplanes left here today manufacturers would not "begin to that Stillman is a promising doctor. It was pointed out elsewhere that raise prices” coincident with in applaud speakers. "In time of war universal repro able work among the patients of recently the Mexico Qty newspaper wornsm and a boy were killed and for suiftTighai to Join the Chinese Russia’s Arms bation would descend upon any free Institutions w d that his for ’That he possesses those necessaries four other Chinese, one of whom creasing activity upon the part of which make for success in medicine. Excelsior carried a strong editorial air force there. paanufdbturers. “The sole aim of the Soviet gov group in the country which deliber tunes, perhaps, as well as his career stating that in event of any conflict died later, were wounded. Hongkong Chinese also subscrib ernment,” Ldtvinoff said, "Is build ately withdrew soldiers from the is so dedicated. That he has patience and tact and The’ next day, he said, the planes "If American manufacturers do imderstanding and that he possesses between the United States and Jap ed Uherally to funds for refugee re- • their utmost to start the wheels of ing up Socialism in the Soviet battie line when a battle for preser "Bud,” the newspaper continues, an, Mejdco woidd be on the side^ ngtyin dropped bombs oh the cqnq>, lief and war purposes. Chtoeha vation of the country was in prog is a daily attendant at the clinic of the rare gift of sympathy. killing 48 persons, many of them industry and the material men be Union. In tbe face of the successful the United States. clerks contribute. 10 p w o f - ress. Taking dollars out of banks the Free Hospital for Womm, in He never asked favors of hospital tvomen,' and mostly patients to the gin to raise prices, the whole effort accomplishment of our first five- It also was confiirmed In official their monthly salaries. .■/ year plan, which includes colossal and hiding them in safety-deposit Brookline, studying among patients authorities, the paper says, and camp hospital. The planes petumed may be throttled,” he said. "In wanted only a chance to make gfood circles that Mexico had given the The CJhtoese press said. Wiuforca-1 times like these everyone has to achievements in every sphere of eco boxes in the present crisis is tanta to whom luxury is only a w o ^ United States permisslan to put to twice again on February 7, he said, mount to desertion in the face of tbe All of his practical application to and this he did. To his patients his and bombed the camp both times, mrata from Kwujgsi * take some risk, make some sacrifice nomic life, it seems to the Soviet to Mexican porta with submarines the Chinese I array at Sbapflnl have delegation that what has been ob enemy. Patriotic Americans will the problems of medicine-aad sur name meant nothing. Tliat be was but tbe refugees had been evacuated and even be willing for a time to do the son of the New York hanker and and military planes enroute to and reached soutbeiaB Hto?*® tosioess without profit in order tb vious from the beginning must now only have to realize the unpatriotic. gery, outside his attendance at Haf- on tbs iDiight before. Mrs. Flfl Fowler McCormick they wqy there. i($rt the normal processes of in and m enac^ aspect of hoarding to vard, has been among* “free” (Oonttoned on Ptga Thna.)^ "Tbla bombtof was worse thsn a were unaware. . , - ' A dustry and business again.” (Oontfnned On Page 7.), abandon it” patients, the American says. 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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONN.. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1982. ‘KNOWING ROPES’ 1 BK KE CARNIVia Paving Way For Farm Loans No Rent, No Taxes In Havana Suburb; LABORERS IN RIOT MANCHURIA AIDS LEADER HERE ON SUNDAY Through Local Agencies Is /t V *City* Built Up By The Homeless AT DARIEN SCHOOL OF JAPAN’ S FORCES Bestor^s Reconstruction Job ------^ ■ Tokyo (AP)—Japanese say that Havana. (AP) — Ousted from Lieut. Gen. Shlgeru Honjo, com Committee Hopes Weather Washington.— (AP)—The naming cema which will discount their farm iouse and home In Havana, one Two Hundred Union Men mander of their forces in Manchu Btill has somewhere to go. ria, knows the Manchurians better of H. Paul Be.lor M . director o' '"‘S ro ra ^ to “S(ait banka can the reconstruction finance corpora- communities only In The newest Havana suburb, “Bar than they know themselves. Will Be Kind So That Ice Drive Non-Union Men tlon and the fact that he will be the proportion to the service of these rio Cubano de las Yaguas," coimts A goodly portion of his military career has beer spent in the war mainspring in distributing the local lending agendes. They not now some 400 houses and a total From Construction Job. torn northeast provinces and the Win Be Good. $200,000,000 of agricultural credits ss upon the faimer's col- population of 1,170 persons, al adjacent country of Korea. He has lateral, but they guarantee it. though its existence dates* only bring him into focus as commls- Qjg farmer’s notes for ■from nine months ago. Unless weather conditions inter sioner of the federal farm loan a loan and get the money for him As is the case with several simi Stamford, Feb. 11.—(AP)— A board. by discounting them thr-:ugh the tar but smaller settlements, notably fere, the fifth sinraal ice carnival riot broke out at 10:30 this morn sponsored by the Manchester Skat In the U^ted States nscai system farm loan system' that known as ‘Llega j Pon” (free ing on the new $125,000 Holmes the farm loan board ranks second Loans for Production Purposes ly, "come in and put it down” ), the ing Club will be held at Center school being constructed in Darien, Springs pond Sunday afternoon at 2 only to the federal reserve board. It Such loans are made lor produc- “ Barrio de las Yaguas is open to has executive supervision over the tion purposes, such as planUng and all who have been ejected from 200 union unskilled laborers storm o’clock, featuring loca’ state and national champions in exhibitions of 12 federal land banks ard the 4,'»60 harvesting .a crop of feedtog their homes for non-payment of ed. the job and drove the dozen non local farm loan associations through stock, and usually nm for the period rent. speed and figure skating. The car union men off by force. nival this year will be one of the which the farmers borrow, the *50 It takes the crop to mature, This is the only requisite for resi joint stock land banks >ind the 12 Ordinarily the borrower la re- dence: certificate of ejection. Frederick Smith and Michael finest ever he' in Manchester and judging by the attendance of previ federal intermediate credit bamu. l quested to list whatever unencum- Four .streets, named the Avenue Smith, two members of the firm of The land banks and joint stock bered property he has or his “liquid” of Independence, Avenue of the Charles Smith and Sons of Derby, ous years, a crowd of between five and six thousand persons will be on banks have loans outstanding of assets, such as stocks and bonds, as' Widows. Avenue of Prog’.e^s and W'ho are c ling the general construc approximately $2,000,000,000, rej^re- \ security. Sometimes, however, loans Central avenue, run through the tion work, were stoned and received hand Sunday. Inclement Vveather has forced senting largely public investments in are advanced with only a prior lien “ city." And those street.'- are kept i a number of stone bruises about the their bonds. on the crop as collateral. cleats. body. Andrew Von Weider, superin postponement of the carnival al ready from January 30, and al The intermediate crefiit bames Depressed farm prices and the In- Tiny shacks, most ot them built tendent on the job was also struck have lent about $500,000,000 to security of^ profitable disposal of though the ice is in good condition of “ yagua.” the fibrous ti.s.sue at the as were several non-union laborers. farmers’ co-operative marketing as- produce have virtually precluded at the present time, warm weather top of the royal palm tree ine the The large body of laborers, who sedations and have discoimted loans of the latter oariire or so avenues. It is fiom the building made the attack from all sides of will melt the ice rapidly and make farmers’ notes, sold to ' hem by lo -' weakened crops as oollaterai that material that the suburb takes its the job, were armed with pieces of it unfit for skating. Last week’s cal lending associations, to the ex- banks have made the loans so small name. iron, two by four timbers and rocks. hea-vy snow was absorbed by the ice tent of several millions 4 dollars * they hardly would cover production Few of the residences are larger and the sur.ace now consists of After milling about in the road for To Bolster Credit Banks costs. than four by five meters, although about two hours, until a large force frozen snow, snow Ice, which is It is to infuse new life into toe Bestor’s problem now is to place individual enterprises '•hows up in had congregated, they separated in very susceptible to warmth. The Intermediate credit banks that Con- slices of the $200.000,'i00 in suto the form of gardens and balconies groups and then made a rush for pond has beer in skating condition gress has set aside $200,000,000 of ] positions that intermediate credit adorning several. the job before the five Darien police for the past two nights. the reconstruction fund for agricul- banks will have more money to Interior SecreUry Octavio ;^ubl- men realized the seriousness of the 'C itN . b 1-1 K3U""HONJ6 The entire program has not been tural credits. It will be Bestor's lend, can accept more farm paper zarreta and Julio Izquierda chief of situation. The police were unable to arranged as yet but all the feature job to see that the money gets out ^ and can be more generous in the the Havana central district, were stop the charge with the result that been in command of the Japanese attractions have been booked, it was to the farmers through local con-' size of their commitments. recent visitors to the “barrio. announced today by Frank "Woody” the union laborers swarmed all over Tenth Division since 1928. They made official the residents Wallett, and his committee, consist choice of Juan Diaz Osine to serve yyy'f' the foundation shouting and club He was'military adviser of Chang bing the dozen non-union men work Tso-Lin, father of the young war ing of John Wallett, William Krah, as mayor and of Cavios Grand ).'' as Margaret McKeever and James ing on the building. lord Chang Hsueh-Liang whom the secretary Osme’s house When a Havana, Cuba resident, is ejected from his home for non Foley. ^ located in the central part of the With the start of the charge, the Japanese recently ousted from con Young Doug Denies Maniage ted in the central pan ti ine j , , g doesn’t have t o Uve in the street. He moves to the Miss Dorothy Sanders of New . The Cuban flag ^ave®jjroudly | suburb, “Barrio Cubano de las Yaguas,'' where an ejection certifl excitement ran high, the rioters trol of Manchuria. city The elder Chang long was an op' Haven will make her second succes aboveve it. and all new ar uais t|,g g„|y requirement for residence. There are no taxes in this were shouting at the non-union men: Get out of here! Go home; We pay ponent of the southern China forces sive appearance here in an exhibi register there I “city,” a general view of which is a hown above. Below is one of the I To Joan Has Gone on Rocks taxes, we want our bread!” which Chlang Kai-Shek led north- tion of figure skating. Miss Sanders be^n no^^oflce'cas^^^d no^ckn^^ houses mi^de from palm tree fibre. The handful of Darien police ward to establish the Nationalist is a pupil of Katie Schmidt of New York, one of the world’s greatest worked valiantly to quell the trouble government at Nanking, since he'becam e mayor. “ My peo professional skaters, a ’’ her apt- By DAN THOMAS <^so that It can be moved about with and used their night sticks freely The Manchurian ruler held on to pie,” be said, “ wish only to .Ive ress has made her the leading figure NBA Service Writer ease. Quietly, completely disaseociated and with much success on some of | Peiping as a last stand but finally Electric lights, hot and c
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Union Mfg Co ...... — 10 NY NH and-JItfd ...... 26% LEG AMPUTATED AT 70, U S Envelope, com. 95 hlorth .Aiiier ...... 33 CHIHICH WOMEN HONORS ABOUT TOWN DEMOCRAT DEFENDS do, pfd . .. 95 Noranda .V....'.'.7..*V.".'.V.~. 13% DOLAN MENTIONED Local Stocks Veeder. Root'...... — 12 Packard . ^ 3% Param Pub ...... 8% MRS. LEUA D. ABBEI Miss Bernice Knowles, a mis MAKING FINE RECOVERY Whitlock Coll Pipe .. — 11 J3.W il’ms Co. $10 par ; — 90 ^^Penh .a...... 20 FOR STATE POST sionary to Egfypt will be the speaker PRESIDENTS ACTS (Furnished by Putnam & Co.) PhOa ^tdg C 'Ond''! 4 tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 at the T h o nut s Noble Surprising Central Bow, Hartford, Conn. Phillips 'Pete* • • • 4% meeting to be held at the South Charter Oak Street WontiM 1 P. M. Stocks Pub Serv N ■ J ■.. - . ■ • . y . ..52%. Methodist church, and arranged by Friends With His Rapid Re ^tadio .a...... ,^... 8 Reaches 80th Birthday Yefi its missionary societies in observ covery After Operation. Says Hoover js Doing All He Bank Stocks Rad Keith .....'... .^ .'...../ . 5 terday and Is Given Party. Manchester Man In Gronp of ance of the World Day of Prayer Asked Reading , .v..W . . J .;31 • for Missions, All women of other Thomas Noble, who l^ t week had Bid N . Y . Cap Nat B and T ..,. — 200 -Rem Rand ^ .*...... 2% noissionary societies will be wel Can to Hdp In Nation’s his leg amputated at the knee to Conn. River ...... 600 Rey Tob B...... 36% Mrs. Lelia D, Abbey of 99 Chaq Those Who May Head the prevent the spread of blood poison come, Music will be furnished by Htfd Conn ’Trust...... — 90 Sears Roebuck ..-..... ’..'..... 32 ter Oak street was the guest 4 MUw Grace Adams, pianist and Sid ing Is making a most remarkable Adams Exp ...... Sinclair 4% 5% honor at a party given by womel Htfd Nat B and T ... — 27 ^It* Reduction ...... 51^^^ ney Strickland, tenor. Recovery. ^ recovery. Mr. Noble, who con First National ...... — 200 Socony Vac% . 9% of the South Methodist churd Democrats. tracted the blood poisoning while Alaska Jim ...... 14% Land Mtg and Title .. — 20 South Pac ...... V..... 31 yesterday afternoon. It was hel The meeting In the midwin cutting a com on his foot, did not Allegheny ...... Stand 2% Brands 12% eightieth birthday and at thi New Brit Trust ...... — 180« Allied Chem ...... ,70 ter institute of the Nutmeg Trail Washington, Feb. 11.— (AP)—’The give it the attention that was West Hartford Trust., 15C St Gas and ’El .....'...... 28% meeting which she supposed wsl New Haven, Feb. 11.— (AP) — needed, considering it a small mat An! Can ...... 62% Epworth Leagues, will take place latest proposal for loosening credit Insurance Stocks St Oil Cal 25% for work, she was telling with mud The Democratic State Committee tomorrow evening at the Methodist ter. It was not imtll the leg be A TT1 For Pow ...... 7/^ St Oil N J .....;. . • • • •.27% enthusiasm of the beautiful remem by a revision of Federal reserve Aetna Casualty ...... 31 35 Am Rad Stand...... 6% will meet about the middle of March church in Rockville. Friday evening came infected that a doctor was Aetna Life ...... 123 25 Tex Corp 11% brances in the shape of flowers ani to determine questions before it, regulations was assailed in the called. Mr. Noble Is well advanced Am Smelt ...... 14% ’Timken Roll B e a r ' ...... 20% other gifts and greeting cards shl of next week a banquet will be held Aetna Fire ...... 26 28 Am Tel and Tel ...... 118 Mrs. Fannie Dixon Welch of Colum at Stafford Springs at which time House today as Congressional lead In years, being over 70 and his- Trans-America ...... ^.. 3% had received ip recognition of th( ers completed their draft of the Automobile ...... 14 16 Am Tob B ...... 75% bia vice-chairman, said yesterday certificates \^n be awarded and friends expected more serious re Conn. General ...... 41 45 Union Carbide ...;...... 30% day, entirely unaware that the sue after she had called upon Governor bill that was evolved at a series of sults when the amputation became Am Wat Wks ...... 28 Unit Aircraft •...... 15 prizes given to the leagues having Hartford Fire ...... 33% 35% Anaconda ...... :. 9 % prise party yesterday was also fd W. L. Cross, at the Capitol. the largest percentage of attendance White House conferences. necessary. But much to their Hartford Steam Boiler 36% 38% Unit Corp ...... 9 her, and more than 40 of her friend It is possible the meeting of the Before the bill had been dropped pleasure it did not show a reaction Atchison ...... 77% Unit Gas Imp- ...... *18% at the church had gathered to helj and certificates from the Institute. National F ir e ...... 28% 30% Auburn ...... 109 victory campaign fund committee into the hopper. Representative and he has been improving each Phoenix Fire ...... 40 42 U S Ind Alcohol;.,...... :. 23% heq celebrate. will not be held until the day of the Busby (D. Miss.),'a member of the day since. He Is now waiting for Balt and Ohio ...... 17 U S Rubber ...... '.4 Mrs. Clifford Varney resui ai The second set-back dance in the Travelers ...... 425 435 Bendix ...... 10% State committee meeting, It having new series by the Manchester Green House banking committee called it the necessary healing to take place U S Steel 43 original poem composed for the oo been understood at the Waterbury "a mere legislative palliative that so that he will be able to get Public Utilities Stocks Beth Steel ...... 19 % Community club will take place at Conn. Elec. Service,,, 43 47 Util Pow and' Lt ...... •. 8% casion which in rhyme gave an ac group meeting that the setting of is not going to meet the situation.” aroimd again. Borden ...... 37% Warner Pic -...... '... 3% count of Mrs. Abbey’s life from th the whole committee be set for the the Green school tomorrow evening Conn. P ow er...... 42 44 Can Pac ...... 14% [ at 8 o’clock. Six prizes and a door Busby said the Federal Reserve Greenwich, W&G, pfd. — 70 West Union ...... 39 time she came to town as a girl, an( same date as the State committee system "can not meet the basic Case (J. 1.) ...... 32 West El and Mfg ...... 27% the wife of the late Frank A meeting. However, the plan for prize, all In cash, will be awarded Hartford Elec ...... 52 54 Cerro De P a sc o ...... 11% the vdnners and refreshments serv trouble.” CHAIRMAN E .J. MURPHY Hartford Gas ...... 40 44 Woolworth 41% Abbey. Mrs. Abbey became Identl raising $50,000, which Is Connecti Dictated By Bankers Ches and Ohio ...... 24% fied with the South MethodiS ed. Old Fashioned and modem danc do, pfd ...... 39 Chrysler ...... 12% cut's allotment under the National His remarks brought from Repre church and is one of the oldes ing will continue to midnight. S N E T C o ...... 117 121 Coca Cola ...... 108 plan of Jousett Shouse, chairman of sentative La Guardia (R., N. Y.) a NAMES RANQUET AIDES members of its Ladies’ Aid societ5 the executive committee of the Manufacturing Stocks Col Gas ...... 13% Charles McCarthy, who has In the charge the plan was a result of TRADE BREAKDOWN Mrs. W. H. Dowd, the president National committee, has been pre Am Hardware ...... 23 25 Coml Solv ...... 8% with an appropriate speech pra past been connected with the Camp "star chamber proceedings dictated Am Hosiery ...... 25 Cons Gas ...... 58% pared and is ready for action. by a few bankers In New York.” )lnnual Dinner to Be Held in sented to Mrs. Abbey in behalf a The campaign committee has bell Market has entered the employ Arrow H and H com ., 10 13 Cont C a n ...... 35% the society a beautiful bouquet
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hem was In the operation of two eming business for the good and Watch Your Sparks! mamlirBtrr of Japan’s four armies, which con sufficient reason that they were sumed several days to carrying out never in that business. But appar MSHINGTON 'S. Suentng l|irral& a huge pincers movement, at the end ently, in the long shuffle of the PUBLISHED BT THE of which the right and left fianks economic cards since those fiu>off LETTER HERALD PRINTING COMPANT, INC 13 Bissau street of the joint force came together- Brydn days very different hands BY RODNEY DUTCHER ^simulated by artificial light aa South Manchester, Conn. have fallen to the players, for here THOMAS FERGUSON only to discover that instead of hav NEA Servloe Writer closely as potnible. General Manager ing captured a whole Russian army we have the federal government to c ------Tho result la that Mann has been day in the banking business to a far Washington— While there’s noth* succeeding In breeding snakes, llz- Founded October 1. 1881 corps not a single Russ was inside ing to be gained, personally, out o f! ards and toads where others have greater extent than the Peerless Published Every Evening Except the pincers. General Kuropatkin it—no additional votes, for instance { failed. In fact, these reptiles, which, Sundays and Holidays, Entered at tke having withdrawn the corps intact. One ever dreamed of. And the plans —Congress has shown quite an in* I in other institutions, seem appar- Post OfTlce at South Manchester, ’The result was complete confusion have been laid and the scheme work terest In the growth and activities ently too sluggish even to eat, are Conn., ae Second Class Mall Matter. of the national soo In the District quite lively and entertaining here, SUBSCRIPTION RATES and dlsorgsmizatlon of the Japanese ed out by conservatives of the con One year, by mall ...... |6.00 of Columbia. Per Month, by mall ...... I .60 forces which it took days to untan servatives. The zoo is a federal Institution The flight cage for the eagles Is Delivered, one year ...... $9.00 gle. At another time the Japsmese Perhaps it is not yet fully realiz and its improvement is part of the another thing you seldom find in Single copies ...... $ ,01 general program which calls for soos. Its the largest In the world, commander bad every battalion in ed, but what we are doing in this MEMPER OF THE ASSOCIATED the construction of new buildings Mann will tell you, and It, too, slm< PRESS his command engaged in a major country right now is to create, for for the various departments and ulates natural jondltions as closely The Associated Press la ezclualvely conflict and not a single soldier in the first time in our history, a vast completion of the original plans: as possible. These natural oondl- entitled to the use for republloatlon for the entire district. tlona are formed out f cutting off of all news dispatches credited to It reserve. basic bank owned and controlled by or not otherwise credited In this Now Dr. William M. Mann, dlrec*' part of a steep hillside and coating iaper and also the local news pub* Failure of the Russians to win the people of the nation, the great tor of the zoo, proudly points tOs,ihe irregular ‘ ‘ shape with cement Ished herein. F that campaign has been attributed est bank in the world and one back the reptile house, the latest acquisi Mann can have this done e a ^ y , All rights of republleation of tion, to the bird house which came for the entire 176 acres oocuplsd by special dispatches herein are also re* by military critics to just one thing ed by the combined resources of the served. world’s greatest and richest coun before it and to the eagle cage which the soo Is quits hilly and forma —the utterly worthless character of ■oon will be completed. Each has beautiful ravinee and hillsides as a t Publisher's Representatlvei The try. something unique about it, eome* tractive backgrounds for bis apsol- Julius Mathews Special Agency—New Kuropatkin’s politically appointed / Tork, Chicago, Detroit and Boston. corps commanders. His orders were ’That is really the effect of the cre quite apart from anything any other mene. ation of the Emergency Finance zoo can claim. Mann expects soon to appear be Full service client cf N E A Ser* Ignored and his beet plans defeated. Such claims are quite Important fore the Committee on Approprla- vice, Inc. It was precisely this Inefficiency and Corporation, the Farm Loan banks from tho viewpoint of impreeelng tione to explain bis latsst rsport Member Audit Bureau of Cireula* uselessness of Csarlst favorites in and the forthcoming measure to Congreee, eepeclally the members and his needs for the coming y str. tions. take the hobbles off the rediscount of the District of Columbia Commit Realizing present conditions, he high command in the army, not any isn’t going to press for any more The Herald Printing Company, Inc., ing piowers of the Federal Reserve tee and the Appropriatlone Com assumes no dnanclal responsibility "wonderful Japanese efficiency,” mittee from both of which Dr. funds than he actually needs. But for typographical errors appearing In that defeated Russia in that war. system. Mann expects to get further en he la going to leave the oongrsss- advertisements in the Manchester Well, why then should it be And everywhere these steps. In couragement to go on with hie pro men with one convincing argument Evening Herald. gram. for further support of bti program such an astonishing thing that the effect creating an unprecedented THURSDAY, FEB. 11, 1982 of development, to-wlt: Chinese around Shanghai are hold credit pool under federal co n tro l- The reptile house Je the only The 2,600,000 vlsltori to the soo ing their own against the military otherwise a gigantic central bank— building of Its kind In the world last year coat an admleelon fee of CHINESE VS. JAPS are greeted not only with compla* which provides a special tempera only nine cents each. machine of Nippon? If Uncle Sam would put a tum - There seeme to be an aetonlihlng cency but with relief^and enthusi ture for the Inhabitants and anoth amount of astonishment over the er cooler and more comfortable ■tlle in at the door of the reptile F R E E THE OOFS' BANDS asm. How the point of view does r ^ ' an ■ temperature for the vliltors. It may house, which le the meet popular fact that Chinese soldiers can light. of all places here, and charge 10 It is an open question whether the change with the changing of condi be 90 or more In the cages and There never was any reason to be cents admiaelon, Mann believes the tional pools, but it le only 70 or eo out- lleve that they couldn’t fight, or state LiSflslature should not come to % elde. And sunlight conditions are government could make money. that they wouldn’t. No real army the defense of police officers, and perhaps of constables and sheriffs ever opposed the Japanese forces In as to the poeeiblllty of'ologged fuel engaged in the servlcs of civil pa IN NEW YORK ment panel are there as a warning, Manchuria. Such defense as was a reasonable'amount of distrust on lines and vacuum tank trouDlt. presented there was offered by local pers, and by statute relieve them of Motor Hint! the part of the driver will help him If there le no smell of gas, rook liability to damage suits growing reach more correct qoneluslpne. the car to leam if there le fuel la troops, somewhat equivalent to tho Naw York, Fab. 11.—Notea from Timely Suggestions on the out of the performance of their HEAUH^UKTAIMCE This le llluetrated by a i\»ry of an the tank. Sound of iplaeblng gas old American militia before its re a convaniant cuff, . • . Tbara ought T r a n h Care ot the Car by the Auto* owner who had the charging rate will decide thla. organisation Into the present No* duty. to be a abort atory or a aoenario or ^ Di* mobile Club of Hartford. of the generator decreased when he Suppose there is fuel In the tank tlonal Guard system. They bad very ’The extent to which peace officers somatbing In that Boup-and-Fiih found that the headlights were but no smell of gas during the burning out and that the ammeter cranking? Simply removei 1 « e little modem equipment, were only in any community are hampered by ■quad the Naw York police main- Relay Noi Always Guilty taini. . . . There are only vary ape- indicated too high amperage. tank cap and Inspect the vent which slightly trained. We should not for fear of the consequences of making Because the generator relay, or clal policemen in thla divlalOB. . . . Within a few days after the may be found clogged. Unless tbli a mistake depends largely on the cut-out, is one of those simple little get what usually happened to our They’re sent out to turn up awanky devices which a mechanic can take change the battery went dead—and vent Is open fuel Will not reach the vacuum tank or fuel pun^. own land forces in the war of 1812. number of lawyers in that commu* gambling bouaea and apaakaailea. off and service without having to be the headlights continued to bum , But on anything like equal terms nlty willing to undertake such suits. . . . Most copa look funny in dresa IMPROVING THE APPETITE f try to exercise the sore joints, thus a contortionist there is a natural out. clothea, . . . But there are about a only causing additional irritation. temptation to blame It if the am A simple test would have shown It Is probable that the Chinaman Is In Boston the practice of cop*balt- dozen who can make their particu A healthy appetite is rightfully Hot applications from a deep meter doesn’t seem to be behaving that the ammeter pointer was bent ing in the courts is a very eommoo as good a fighter as anybody. He lar way into the amarteat spota. regarded as a good indication, but therapy lamp or diathermy is the properly. Often the trouble is due toward the charging side. With ig is tough and strong and patient and one. Criminal lawyers of the less . . . Sometimes they’re -ksked to so best method of improving the circu to the ammeter Itself, and still more nition and lights switched off it lUOTATIO many people make the mistake of lation through the affected Joints. he Is not any more afraid to die than reputable sort there are forever ciety dances when the hostess fears often to the generator. should have stood at zero. for her jewels or there's suspicion trying to eat heavily when they have A series of short fruit fasts at in In one typical case the ammeter the next man. Also he hates the bringing actions for false arrest The lighting trouble was finally of an inside jo b .. . . These soup-and- no desire for food. Those with poor tervals of a month or two apart failed to show charging after the traced to a loose connection, but in against police officers or suits for appetites usually resort to highly should prove helpful if your are Japs. In a war hatred is a military fishers are recruited from the motor had picked up speed. This the meantime the battery bad to be seasoned or spiced foods and ap careful of your food combinations in asset. damages for physical injury when' darndest places. . . . Just the other looked as if the relay point had recharged and a double job done to America Is not a democracy, but petizers in order to create an between and avoid the use of a group of adolescent dictatorships. ever the cops have to muss up bei' day, for instance, a swanky gam failed to make contact, but careful the generator. It would have been As the bad boys Of any big city artificial food hunger. This misuse starches and sugars almost entirely —John Langdon-Davies, British au bllng-Bpeakeasy penthouse in Madl Inspection showed that the ammeter better to have doubted what the neighborhood well know a.Chinaman ligerent prisoners. In consequence of appetizers causes one to eat for a time. Be sure to keep the son avenue was touched off. . . . The pointer was sticking against the ammeter had to say. thor and sociologist is no personal pacifist. Wong may be many police officers in that city are fellow who got the evidence was whether one hex a need for food or elimination free by taking dally glass cover. not. This leads to an excess of food enemas if necessary. afraid to do their full duty lest they one Raymond Stilley, who got a In another car the generator Itself He (Mr.. Hoover) has made a the only individual of his race with which accumulates in the body and Tip on Trouble Shooting card when some le^tim ate social was involved because the owner record in presidential initiative and in six blocks. He may be altogether lose their homes along With a court clogs it up BO that a soil is formed (Bone Building Foods) register gents were turned down. overolled Its bearings. As soon as Because It is out of sight and constructive accomplishment unpap^ alone in his laundry, completely sur verdict. . . . And no wpnder! . . . He was a upon which disease may develop. Question: M. M. asks: “What the excess oil reached the. commu thus largely out of mind the back The use of too much food or the ' alleled in the economic history of rounded by foreign devils. He may A New London detective sergeant musical comedy performer and a foods could be called bone building; tator the brushes were unable to of the car natursflly does not en this nation or any other. ^ wrong kind of food is the cause of a that is which will actually assist in gage much of any motorist’s atten be lonely and friendless. But you is fighting by appeal a verdict of song-and-dance man for years. . . make proper contact. Every indica —Charles G. Dawes. And so knows his way around. toxic condition in the body and is the growth of bone in children?” tion pointed to trouble with the re tion when he is in trouble. Yet 16,000 damages for the killing of an can’t go into his little coop and slap one of the main causes of disease. Answer: The organic minerals out lay whereas it was simply a case of there are a number of things which his face and get away with it—^not entirely worthless bully who resisted The old cuff reminds me that A poor appetite is always an indica of which bones are formed are found the generator being unable to turn careful Inspection of the rear end I get so restless. tion that the powers of assimilation —Janet Gaynor, movie actress. if there is a hot iron handy, or arrest. Here in Manchester not loqg Pauline Lord, whe is back, in the principally in the following foods: out sufficient current to close the brings to light. theater picture in a large way, are low. spinach, lettuce, cabbage, Swiss relay points. Should the engine stall and re long knife. He’ll fight, all right. He ago a constable was assessed dam We all r^lize that, when a human came from Hanford, Calif. . . . And chard, turnips, asparagus, tomatoes, fuse to start, for Instance, the smell Throughout my active service in being or an einimal will not eat, may not be nifty about it, but he’s ages for inflicting minor injuries on was a child actress in "Editha’s celery, cucumbers, beet greens, figs, Keeps Thermostats Working of gasoline at the rear will be evi the navy, I usually kept at least a there must be something wrong. The a person on whom he was serving a Burglar.” . . . But got her first lemons, oranges, milk and egg yolks. dence that the motor is getting fuel. couple of bird do.gs. almighty dangerous. Mostly, the animal often shows more sense than Those thermostats that control grown-up chance with a Ssm Fran That will eliminate all speculation —Admired Hugh Rodman. , boys let him alone. warrant, the justice of the verdict the human-being in this respect for the circulation of water in the cool cisco stock company. . . . Mean (Removing Hardened Ear Wax) ing system and which operate the Take him in the mass, give him being a t least questionable. while, Nat Goqdwin bad given her it will not eat until the desire for Question: Mrs. J. asks: "Will you food returns, whereas a human radiator shutters need far more at-' good arms and ammunition, show Police and civil officers have a a child p a rt . . . But what I’m re please tell me what is the safest tentlon than most owners grlve minded of is Miss Lord’s interesting being will often force himself to way to remove hardened ear wax him how the thing Is done—and why hard enough job at best, in these swallow food with the mistaken ^ ea them. One of the most effective aids slant on the theater. . . . She finds from my little boy’s ears?" days of such general contempt for '■I’.s.t it will keep up his strength. A to efficient operation-is a little in should anybody, particularly the it difficult to keep up a sustained Answer: The safest way is to loss of appetite is an instinct which ternal oiling. Japanese, expect to nm over him? It the law, without being at the mercy enthusiasm. . . . She can’t remember have the ear wax removed by an ear nature has provided for the purpose Any anti-freeze of a lubricating WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. isn’t to be done. You’ve got to kil of frame-ups and technical damage the number of times she has specialist as almost any method you nature is handy for this purpose, of lessening the amount of food can use at home holds the danger him; and he is no easier to kill than seekers. ’They should be free to do dropped out of sight at a moment but special oils have been developed which enters the digestive tract of producing infection in the ear. when the public was watching her. whenever the powers of digestion which can be used with other types another tough, smallish person who their duty without the risk of un The ear wax may be softened by Fuyieral Directors .’ . . Usually a fatal thing to let the are impaired. A lessened appetite of anti-freeze or with the clear wa isn’t to be scared to death. reasonable penalty for making ever public forget! mixing equal amounts of glycerine ter for summer service. Do not use ESTABLISHfiD 67 YEARS is common in catarrhal troubles, and olive.oil, putting a few drops in On the other hand, there seems BO slight a mistake. biliousness, gall bladder disorders, engine or sewing machine oil in the You’re going to hear, pretty soon, the ear, and closing the opening to be growing some little wonder indigestion and stomach ailments, radiator. The special type Is inex CHAPEL AT 11 OAK ST;. about an actor named Ernest Poole. constipation, fevers, headafches, with a cotton plug. pensive and so prepared th a t it ment about that superlative military JO E M ULUN . . . He’s reached middle age with colds, tuberculosis, autointoxication mixes with the water completely Robert K. Anderson Phone: Office 5171 reputation of the Japanese—^wheth If Joe Mullin had a technical out ever having been an actor be (Orange Milk) and many other conditions. and does not settle out on the metal Funeral Director Residence 7494 er by any chance it has not been a fault anywhere in his kindly being fore. . . . And when he comes to If your appetite is not as keeq as Question: N. H. writes: “In one of surfaces to Interfere with conduc Broadway one of these days, he’ll little exaggerated. Their "machine —thinking of him solely in his pro it used to be and if you do not have your recent menus you suggested tivity of heat. be a star right off the bat. . . . a hearty desire for plain, wholesome orange milk for lunch. Does this A sluggish thermostat is slow to fessional capacity—it was his quiet like efficiency’’ somehow doesn’t ap Which practically never happens. food, you should begin right now to mean using milk and oranges at the open, often balking until driven by pear to be bringing quite the anti ly genial and all embracing friend . . . Poole was a lecturer. . . . Made regain a normal appetite for a rea same time?” the steam created aroimd the motor the rounds of the Chautauquas and cipated results. Perhaps by and by liness. He was never a crusading sonable amount of food. A good Answer: Orange milk is made in block. If it is slow cloklng it per schools and such. . . . A tall, gaunt appetite is usually easy to regain. this way: Empty a glass of milk mits too much heat to be lost. observers—say Americana — may political reporter; he couldn’t be. figure people commented that he TO regain your appetite take a les into a clean quart milk bottle and scratch their heads and cudgel their He liked people too well for that— ought to be able to make up as Abe son from the wild animals who know Making Anti-Freeze Last Lincoln. . . . A play came along, add a glass of pure orange juice. brains a bit for the origin of that and was too well liked. Knowing the enough to stop eating when they are Put the top on the bottle at once To prevent loss of anti-freeze in titled “If Booth Had Missed.” . . . not hungry. Beginning tomorrow winter it is not enough to avoid reputation. If they do they will dis state of Connecticut, on its official and shake vigorously. This makes a Producers couldn’t find anyone to morning start on a short fast. carrying the radiator water level cover, sooner or later, that it rests and political sides, perhaps better play the Lincoln part. . . . Poole was Either taken plain water and noth pleasing milk drink with the orange too high. You have to take Into We want to reiiuce entirely on the fact that the Rus than any other man in it, he could lecturing hereabouts. . . . Someone ing else or an eight-ounce glass of flavor and with all the food value of consideration the nvay the car is the milk and orange combined. It is sians lost their war with Japan. never paint its picture without soft saw him and tipped off Broadway. orange juice or tomato juice canned, parked and stopped. ; . . So he’ll be a star in his first every two hours during the day. more readily digestible than the ^ ening the harsh spots. His innate When you park car there Is Most of us in this country know stage job. . . , While thousands Cleanse the bowels once a day with milk alone as the acidity of the always the possibility that a steam your coal bill.. and very little about that war, except goodness of heart was always in sweat and toil trying to figure out a plain warm water enema. After orange juice assists in breaking the pocket will form around one of the that the victory went to Japan. Control. Y et it never tempted him how to get any sort of a part. a few days of this regimen you will milk into smaller curds than takes rear and hotter cylinders. ' This find that your appetite has greatly Well, it was a queer war. Japan into perversion of the truth. place under normal digestion. raises the level of the water, caus increase your There’s going to be an argument Improved. Even the plainest, ing a pressure toward the top of had been preparing for it for two or In the death of this man of ster if they leave Virginia Biddle out of simplest foods have suddenly acquir (Pains in Stomach) the radiator. If the car is headed three years; Russia was not prepar ling worth the Hartford Times Ziegfeld’s next music show. . . . Vir ed a flavor which is unbelieveably Question: Mrs. MaqG. asks: downhill at the time naturally there ed at all. At the outbreak Japan has lost a worker whose place it ginia is of "the” Biddles, with mil good. One of the most noticeable “What Is the cause of a pain in the is a greater chance of water spilling ''' good-will lions in the family and a proud so rewards of this type of fast is tho stomach at night which disappears out the overflow pipe. This takes, threw a quarter of a million men in will be well nigh impossible to fill; ciety listing. But with si stage bug. normal hunger which stsserts Itself when I walk about? Have been anti-freeze with it. ' to the field against some 80,000 scat* and Connecticut newspaperdom has . . . She’s been in Ziggy’s shows for and gives every meal an excellent bothered with this for about six Sudden stopping has the effect of tered Russian forces in that part of suffered a very real bereavement. a couple of seasons. . . . And in or flavor. Not only this, but you will forcing water forward. If the level find that your digestion has become years.” Gratefully will his memory be dinary enobgh parts. . . . Story goes of the cooling fluid rises too high, the worid. Russia had to face the that a certain star has insisted that much improved and many minor Answer: Such pain is often caused simply by the formation of gas therefore, there will be considerable task of building an army a t the end cherished by many men of the craft Miss Biddle be “out” when the next aches and ailments may disappear which is generated during the night. loss through the overflow. Other of a single track railroad 4,000 miles who, in their early legislative ex Ziggy show comes on. . . . And the at the same time. things being equal a car th a t is Biddles, they say, ’.ave put up neat After finishing the fast, start out Do not expect me to diagnose your long which was not even continu periences, found in Joe Mullin an trouble in this column, as it would stopped too abruptly as a steady sums to back shows in which she on a well-balanced diet of good com diet is more apt to be insufficiently ous, being a t that time broken at ever ready g^iide Md helper. Gener be unwise for me to attempt to do appeared. . . . Hence the possibility binations and be careful not to nib protected against freezing. X T Is our aim to sell you more heat vdth Lake Baikal, across which all pas ations of them were saved from of argument. ble between meals. A good way to so. Go to a good physician and have a diagnosis made, then, if you write less coal and keep your patronage for many sengers and material had to be confusion and discouragement by keep your appetite and your health This Wastes Anti-Freeze The old cuff reminds me that A1 is to get up from the table feeling as me again, giving me the diagnosis, I years. To heat homes with the greatest transhipped. The capacity of this the watchful eye and kindly helpful will be glad to send you what ad When you want to add more anti Rockett is the new big boss of Fox, though you could eat a Uttie more. freeze to the cooling system do you vice I can. . , economy we do not stop at supplying you railroad was reckoned to be the ness of the friendly'veteran. now that Winfield Sheehan has had Never eat until you have a stuffed have the job done properly, or do handling of 40,000 men a month, His life and his career were not a nervous breakdown. . . . I can re uncomfortable feeling. you follow the favorite custom of with Old Company’s Lehigh Anthracite. You will notice an even more with their subsistence and impedi short; but in the newspaper shops member when A1 and his brother, GIRL IS KIDNAPED wasting a lot of anti-freeze at the To the benefits of this hard long-lasting Ray, turned out their first picture permanent improvement in your ap same time? menta. By all rights the Japs of this state, as in many another petite if you will begin to take coal we add our personal service. We study on practically “no pair.” . . . When Cambridge, Mass., Feb. 11.— (AP) Before adding anything to the should have won the war in a punch quarter, there is deep regret that he it was finished, just about all the walks and regular exercises. Open radiator the average owne-- aa^mes your particular furnace. . . your particular air exercise has a splendid tonic ef —A girl giving her name and ad before Russia had a chance to get could not have been spared for yet two had left were their shirts and dress as Alice Mathieu, 19, of Wor that he must.make room fm: the house . * . your individual needs and rec the collar buttons. . . . But the inde fect upon the appetite and stimu anti-freeze by draining off some of started. ’They didn’t. Although popu other years. People like Joe Mullin, lates the power of digestion and cester walked Into the North Cam pendently made film .^licked, the in the water. At best this process ommend the proper heater management to when they pass away a t seventy- elimination. Follow the instructions bridge police station early today lar fancy is altogether different, the dustry had to take notice. . . . And means that he is also draining off which I have given you and you will and told officers she had been kid produce the best results — economically. Japanese seldom came out as good three, die far too young. here is A1 on the throne. some of the original antl-freeze learn the truth of the saying, "Him- naped by three men yesterday aft Gall us now. as even with the Russians in any en ger is the best sauce.” ernoon. with it. But that isn’t bad enough. Observe closely and you will see gagement of anywhere near equal THE NATION’S BANK She told officers three men In a QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS sedan drew up to the curb as she that he allows a considerable numbers. But they were infinitely Long time ago when Bryan the was walking along Shrewsbury amount of water and anti-freeze to G. E. WILLIS & SON, INC. Peerless was impressing the natives AHOUGHT be wasted. He then pours in a cou Coal, Lumber, Masons’ Supplies, Paint. closer to their base of operations (Overcoming Arthritis Deformans) street, Worcester, yesterday after and everlasting retreat was forced with his famous black and white Question: Mr. Chad S. writes: “I noon and forced her into their ma ple of quarts of antl-freeze and lllaln Phone chine at the point of a gun. often adds Water in order to bring upon the Russians by the strategy epigrams, one of his sure fire hits A wise man is strong; yea, a naan have been, dieting for the last five o.reet 6125 years trying to overcome arthritis They drove through the country the fluid level within view. was: “Our friends on the other of knowledge Increaseth strength.— . of the situation. Eventually, how Proverbs 24:5. deformans but my joints are still side between Worcester and Boston. This sort of thing sometimes puts ever, the latter accumulated an Mde declare that we are trying to painful even though I exercise them About midnight she s^d the men let the system right back to where it her out of the car in Cambridge. was before. Always add as much of •Ts'fl army about equal in strength to that put the government into the bank Wisdom is to the soul what health regularly and can put my feel She was unharmed and state police the ailtl-freeze as the radiator will ing business. We say that we are is to the body.—L a Rochefoucauld. most over my head. I would appre of their enemy. ciate your advice.” notified her parents of her safety. take and then drain off a little of Then followed a ca mpaign in trying to put the banka out of the Twenty years ago the automobile Answer: You should not exercise the fluid In order to accommodate the rest. X . . which some of the most' egregious governing business.” had no accessories. :Those were the the sore joints until the firthiltic The man . who said the automobile Hard ANTHRACITE ^ condition has been overcome. Many of 20 years ago had no accessories AliBiiAws in xniUtBry U ltocy were Wau, Biyaa dttdn’t ayer succaed days wken a man .iiotd a girl they were out of gMUUu flha kM, tobe- people avith arthzttia M l to co t rid evetledlNd tlM hook M at D M k Mrtiti MOY lie ' t i te mlfcW MBka out aC tiia qf tfskiJF IpIM mw they Whne the nirtert <»i , Hie .|Betn»i^ :-it> '
M ANCH EtoR EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN^ T H U R S D A Y , FEBRUARY 11, 1982.
from the Industrial and economic c ■ by Professor George Pierce Baker o( Yale University. standpoint, and the- fact that all our In Aetna Cast OPEN FORUM so-called Christian nations are CHKAtO INISTEK busily preparing, by training their Miss '\^ola Hoering, daughter of New Haven, Feb. 11 — (AP) — ROCKVILLE Mr. and Mrs. William Hoering of OUT THIS WAY soldiers and Inventing murderous Barriers against marketing com has Oak street and Mius Helen Plnney, implements of war for tbe whole 11 NEWS SEEKERS ACCEPTS CALL HERE Editor Evening Herald:— sale murder of each other, and with been removed ^ placing the entire daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur state under European comborer Pinney of Maiden Lane, have im I see in today’s Open Forum, some insanity and suicide increasing each year over the year preceding, it ie quarantine it was announced today portant roles in the play, “Green one has started that old Washington by the Connecticut Agricultural ex HAVE GENERAL HOLIDAY Stockings” to be presented by the pretty bard to boast much of clvll- subject up again, who signs himself Ization’s success. Writers Are Escort^ to periment station. Aetna players. All members of the Quarantine changes against the Rev. KnDt E. Ericson Wires cast are employees of the Aetna “A FriencL" I know a woman wrotej Let us sit for a apace and think Not in tbe Past decade has theie IN ROCKVILLE FEB. 22 it over. Is this thing we call pro Japanese beetle and the satin moth Life Affiliated companies. Jay Ray, it,—for what would a man care State Border by Officers; were announced at tbe same time. been such a scarcity of local police former comedian and director with gress, real progress, I wonder? He WiD Take Swedish what bad become of me? Just let What is It all about? Why are we Tbe new cotnborer quarantine re court woric as there has been In the the Poll players, has been engaged a poor cuss sign bis name "Hermit” moves the barrier which prevented Mills and Public Offices to to direct the production. here? Where are we going—if any Two Are Locked Up. past two weeks. The last Case to or any name that mesms you live where? What is tbe best thing for tbe marketing in Hartford of com^ Lntheran Polpit. Close and Perhaps Stores Notes alone and all the old maids and wid raised in Glastonbury. Moreover come before the court was one that Washington Committee Re Alec Giber, Market street clothier, us to do? bod been continued. That was on ows will cock up their ears and lis "Come, let us reason together". under the new Federal quarantine has been ill at his home on Union ten. If you know who wrote it. PinevUle, Ky., Feb. 11— (AP) — growers are permitted to ship to January 80. ' ' ports. street the past week. (Signed) . Rev. Knut E. Erlceon of CHilcago, (And I am sure it was either— one CITIZEN. ^ The busiest day for Bell county of New York7 Boston and Providence. February has always been a slow' Mbs. Francis J. Regan of Hart or the other—of the above men Tbe new regulations went into effect HI., bu accepted the pastorate of At a meeting of the Washington ford, formerly of this city, is spend ficers since coal field troubles began, month for tbe Town Court. One of tioned) tell her this for me. She said v.l the Swedish Lutheran church here, Bi-Centennlal committee held on ing the month of February in St. §aw tbe arrest of 86 persons and the the reasons for this is that there I bad cold feet. Tell her for me that No automobile roads will be are less opportunities for motor I • according to a telegram received Tuesday evening the various com Petersburg, Fla. TALL CEDARS PLAN release of 12 of them. Including 11 patrolled. Mrs. Walter Dravcott of Tolcott is tbe reasbn I live, eat, and sleep vehicle violations. With tbe streets yesterday by a member of the board mittees reported progress and plans alone for I have beard all women writers, upon their consent to being State quarantine has been remov and roads covered with lee and snow are about complete for th« event. avenue bos returned from a visit in of deacons of the church. The mes have tbe same disease (Cold feet) BIG CEREMONIAL escorted to tbe state border. ed on tbe Japanese beetle, although automobile drivers are more corefu|. Monday, February 22, will be a Holyoke, Mass. outside shipments are subject to sage lacked further details but stat and it keeps me $;uesslng to keep They take less chances. There hi# general holiday here, the mills and There was a Well Baby Confer Alan Taub, New York attorney Federal regulations. Tbe satin moth ed that confirmation and complete my back warm these nights without not been an arrest for speeding m lubllc buildings closing. A commlt- ence at the rooms of the Rockville and 11 writers who brought food regulations take In 24 additional information would be sent in a letter Vlsiilng Nurse Association in the a couple of "cold feet” warming Expect Prominent Men of This and supplies to Bell county miners Manchester since lost fall. ,ee consisting of William Pfunder, themselves in the middle of it. towns in Fairfield, Litchfield, New Tbe depression, no doubt, bos an Immediately. Stephen Voneuw, and George Brlg- Prescott Block today at 8 o’clock. State to Be Inducted at Af crossed tbe State line early today Perhaps the one who wrote that Haven and Hartford counties and effect on tbe number of Intoxicatiob Rev. Ericson, who is pastor of the habm was chosen to meet the busi Children were weighed and measur fair Here on April 2. after an exciting hour during which excludes shipments of willow and ■t. Paul's Lutheran church in Chi ed and the mothers were Informed very interesting letter, and signed they were arrested in their hotel cases. It costs more today to buy ness men of the city and ask them to poplar trees. liquor than ever before. Consequent cago, appeared in the pifipit of the close their places of business for tfie of any defects. Student to tbe end of it is tbe earns Representatives of Nutmeg Forest rooms, charged with disorderly con local cnurch on November 8, and “Critter” who “writ that piece tbe duct, arraigned in Police Court, bad ly those who desire it as a bevera^ day. A report will be made at the of Manchester, New London Forest, are forced to curtail tbe amount spoke in both Swedish and English. next meeting. ^ ^ ^ , other day” I am almost sure. For and Quinebaug Forest of Moosup the charges dismissed patched their don’t you know that both widows they can buy. Then too, the people ^ During bis visit here be created a Roger J. Murphy reported the fol met recently at Magu Point, Water (gs and motored out of Pinevllle LOCAL MAN’ S JAIL BREAK LANGUAGE NO R E A ^N and old maids are all students, Tbe who have been In tbe habit o f mak highly favorable impression among lowing sports program for the ford, to discuss a district ceremonial accompanied by officers. one Is studying where she can get ing hootch to sell have been very tbs members of the church'and at a morning, following the ringing of of the Tall Cedars to be held here Two In Jail another and tbe other is trying to careful with whom they do business. special meeting a short time later a bells and whistles at 10 a. m., potato TO SET ASIDE VERDICT on April 2. Nutmeg Forest of this Behind them tbe writers left two PARTNER IS CAPTURED call was Issued to Rev. Ericson to get the first one. But the subject of of their group in jail. They were After a man or woman have race, running broad jump, sprint, town was represented by Thomas done time in jail for selling liquor succeed Rev. P. J. 0. Cornell, who girl’s sprint, shot put, girl’s potato maids and widows is painful to me. Harold luckerson and Doris Parks Bridgeport, Conn., Feb. 11.— (AP) Smith, John McLaughlin, William they are In no mood to go bock. ■ U.J resigned at the completion of twen race, running high jump, relay race, Anyone down your way can tell you who were arrested on open charges Tony Carella, who eighteen —Superior Court Judge Carl Foster M. Anderson, Emil H. Miller, James They bate tbe jail. ty years of sr /vlce last March, dur basketball preliminaries, 3 boxing of tbe happy home I bod, but there when they addressed a mass meet months ago escaped from the Litch admits he used “awkward, clumsy, were at least a dozen of widows and O. Baker and C. Leroy Norris. ing of striking miners, despite ing the fiftieth anniversary of the bouts, basketball finals. Prizes wUl It Is expected that this ceremonial field County jail in company with be awarded, which will Include and Imperfect English,” in recent about half that many old maids. Bo warnings of County Attorney church. will be one of tbe largest ever be. I Milford E. Macble of this place, was EGO PRICE3 DAOP It is expected that several months medals and banners. ^ charges to juries, but sins against what chance had one poor Hermit Walter Sm;*ii. in this district. High officers of tbe captured last evening in Ivoryton will elapse befor' Rey. Ericson will The Rockville Fish and Game ;rammar, be says, not consti- among that gang. I was afraid to Others arrested during tbe day order will be here am' It is expect by State Policeman Henry Heinbold, New York, Feb. 11.—(AP)! — arrive to assume his duties here, Club will stage three shot events, A., fute sufficient ground for setting venture out, until after dark. Bo I and night were: 19 men charged ed that men of promlnense in tbe a former sergeant at the Stafford Fresh eggs sold here today at 17 pending the arrangement of his af B. and C., which will be open to aside a verdict. packed my grip and came out here. with disorderly conduct after a raid state will be candidates for tbe de Springs Barracks, who was also 1-2 and 13 cents a dozen wholesale. fairs in Chicago. anyone living In the town of Vernon. Counsel in two civil actions But before I nailed the place up I on tbe beadquafters of tbe National charges Judge Foster’s language grees at that time. the officer who captured the Man It Is the lowest price since 1606. Prizes will oe awarded in each wrote this and pasted It on the door, Miners Union and three youths ar chester man. ' was faulty when be used the phrase, Heavy production due to unseio* event. These shoots will be held at “now tune in on Longfellow: rested in a raid on a bouse where Macble, after his escape was “an ordinarily reasonable and pru sonable weather is given as the rea 2 p. ffl. Those wishing to enter can There was an old Hermit— Communist literature was foimd. seen at different times in Manches STATE AGENT GATES dent person,’’ and moved that the Writers included in the exodus son. * call at the Chapman Shoe Store. Who lived In a wood HARTFORD BROKERS ter and later was employed by Wal judgements be set aside. were Waldo Frank, Malcolm Cow In the afternoon a pggeant will be A wicked old cuss ter Green of Wapping and it was MAKES HIS REPORT presented at the Sykes Auditorium, “This group of words,” Judge Bo I’ve understood ley, Edmund Wilson, Mary Heaton Foster replied in a formal decision, MUST SERVE TERMS Vorse, Polly Boyden, ^njamln while Macble and Green were at written and directed by Miss Leila He patched his own clothing Green’s cottage in Westbrook that “ constitutes awkward, clumsy and Lelder, Dr. male Mitchell, Henry Church. There will be two shows, And mended his shoes Macble was captured. Carella was Hartford, Feb. 11—(AP) —Ray Imperfect Engllsb. In place of Hammon, Liston Oak, Quincy Howe 2:30 p. m. and 4 p. m. And If put to the test New Haven, Feb, 11.— (AP)—An a former resident of New Haven mond F. Oates, stats agent, today Rev. George S. Brookes reported these words there should be substl and A. M. Max. He could make his own booze, order for the execution of the sen and had been guilty and sentenced submitted to Oovemor Cross bis that plans were complete for the tuted ’reasonably prudent person.' A shooting In Knox county was One of these widows who lived In tences of the three officials of the to the Wethersfield state prison be East Boston Motiier biennial report of the department of evening exorcises to bo held in the commended hishli critics tbe only violence reported in the coal state agencies and institutions for the town Parker-Smlth Company, defunct fields. A man giving his name as fore he was again captured and Sykes Auditorium. Rev. George T. for calling his attention “to an Chief occupation was running the period from July 1,1929 to June mortgage investment concern, will Harry Sims Was shot and critically locked up in the Litchfield jail from Telb a Secret Slnnott, pastor of St. Bernards ugly form of speech that I have used Heww do yen k«M your eUldrsa so flleo 80, 1981, inclusive. The report folks down be sought Tuesday,, State Attorney wounded in the Brush Creek field which he had escaped. He was mak Church will preside. many times,” but added “the onl; Bhe saw the old Hermit os He S. E. Hoyt said. and1 healthy?hei This qoestioa plessss Mrs, covers tbs activities of the depart W. S. Alexander, vice-president of power that the court has to dlstur b allegedly by a guard. ing his home in Ivoryton, working McKay.Kay, who now tula her aeiahhors: Hoyt will appear in Superior ment in administering the laws af the Meriden Puritan Baking Com the verdict is based on some error gathered bis eggs in a small store, but using an as “I happentd to haar al And at once fell In love with the Court before Judge Alfred C. Bald fecting state paupers and indigent pany and Past Commander of the of law by the judge or jury.” sumed name. Sergeant Heinbold persons, the (mllection of accounts State Department, American Legion, cut of his legs win, who handed down the sentences 8TH GRADE GIRL FALLS, recognized the man in passing by for support of Inmates at state in has been secured as the speaker, For Ho was quite sprightly as He on tbe three men March 2, 1981, to the store and to make sure secured seek the order. Their sentences were the picture and with this and the Dr.1hie^£lhdr stitutions, and state aid for widows and his talk will deal on some moved through t^e trees. with dependant children. phases phases of the life of George How'« SA e Hitting? The only thing wrong — slightly upheld in a decision of the Supreme BREAKS HER LEFT ARM record of the man, made the arrest. Laxative Worm Expeller Court of Errors yesterday. For the year ended June 30, 1920 V\ ashington. sprung at ftie knees The Litchfield authorities were no fh rot^ a relative— 08 my little bey. which amounted to 1482,634.32, the There will be a community orches BY ISRAEL KLEIN Bhe there made a vow, If I have John E. Parker must serve one to tified and last night he was taken was tor some time tronbled with loss collections Increased to 81,037,629.37 tra and chorus under the direction The unusual warm weather that no mishap three years and Clarence V. Smith Miss Dorothy Anderson, of back tot the jail In that place. of appetite, restlessness at night and for the year ended June 30,1930 and of Mayor A. B. Waite. has Insisted on staying with us in Very soon on my girdle will hang and Paul M. Smith, three to five Edgerton. Street, Falls on at'thnea waa very fretful, I decided to II, 061,299.78 for the year ended years each. The Eastman Silent Picture, most parts of the country this win his old scalp Steps at the High School. DR. HIGH CALLED try Dr. True's Elixir . . . He began to- June 80, 1931, the total collections “ George Washington, His Life and ter ought to leave no excuse to the So she chased the old fellow The three are alleged to have de Improve immediately and in a ve^ abort: for the 12 years being $10,708,660.28. Times", will be presented. This film motorist for neglecting his car. , And follow )d him ’round frauded note-holders of mortgaiges Stamford, Feb. 11.— (A P )— Dr. time he was well . . . I would nevet- Miss Dorothy Anderson, 13-years- When institutional support is given is under the control of the State For on a man’s trail of which their concern was trustee Stanley High, who has been ad- he without it" — Mrs. E. O. M cby, Winter is the time when the old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl paupers when there are relatives automobile needs more attention She was worse thp- a hound. Found guilty once before of embez interlm pastor of the First Congre 429A Saratoga S t, E. Boston (liaaa.). Board of Education. A. Anderson of 26 Edgerton street, able to contribute for their care, or Among those to take part in the than at any other time of the year. Day after day she kept-on his zlement after the flirm went into re gational church here since last Is at the Memorial Hospital with Signs of Worms ore: Constipationj; when patients themselves are Community orchestra are: yj(rflns, For it is then that the car gets tr&clc ceivership in 1929, they were grant deranged stomach, swollen upper Up, broken left arm, suffered when she September, was unanimously called possessed of property, reimburse Arthur Stein, Adolph Stein, Max harsher treatment from the ele And soared him and frightened ed new trials by order of the Su offenme breath, hard and full stomach fell on the steps of the High school to the pastorate, last night and ac ment is sought. For the year end Kabrlck, Frank Smith, Fred Kem- ments and when a greater demand him so He never came back preme Court and again foimd guilty, with paito, pale face, eyes heavy, short yesterday afternoon. The fracture cepted immediately. ed June 30,1930 the reimbursements nltzer; saxaphones, Frank Doherty, is made upon it for good perform That’s the reason I am hiding out this time of conspiracy. The seedhd Dr. High has been much in tbe dry cou$n, grinding of the teeth, etc. in six cases amounted to 83,079.88 conviction was upheld yesterday. was set by a Hartford bone special Herbert Sharpe, Raymond Nelse; ance. here. news during the labt year In connec Dr. jTrue*s Elixir laxative-woim ox- and for the year ended June 30, The Supreme Court denied more ist today, clarinets, John Loalbo, Valerian Despite unpleasant conditions, If It was a man who signed Stu tion with proposed national dry peller is a pure herb medicine . . . 1631, In eleven cases amounted to than one hundred claims of errors Dorothy, a student in tbe eighth Gworek, “Bud” Prutting; trombone, therefore, the car should be kept dent to the article defaming my newspaper, launching of which has mild and pleasant to take. $8,080.20, the total reimbursement Carl Murphy; flute, William Prut heretofore unblemished character alleged by the defense. grade at the Barnard School, was at clean and well lubricated now even the High school to see the matinee been abandoned because of the de Sueeeaafnlly used for 8x years. for the 12 years aggregating $100,- ting; bass violin, Henry Liebe; more carefully than at other times. and wanted to know who I “be,” of the musical comedy, “The Pi pression. He is a noted lecturer and III. 40. drums, John Cyrkiewlcz. here it Is. Being a Student you PROFESSOR HONORED rates of Penzance.” writer. On June 30, 1931 there were 6,375 Father and Son Banquet The short snatches of cold we must havp heard of my ancestor who New Haven, Feb. 11.—(AP) — persons listed as Inmates of the The date for the Father and Son havv‘ been getting this winter, and fell off the monument v ■> “to” Bos Dr, Alexander Petrunkevltch, pro various state, state aided and county Y. M. C. A. banquet has been set the intervening lengths of above ton. I was up there once and saw fessor of zoology at Yale, has been institutions. for February 29, and will be held freezing weather, should cause us to elected an honorary member of the ' Total disbursements, expenditures, on the base, “Here Is where General at the Rockville Methodist church in watcu the cooling system more Warren fell,” When I w how tall entomological society of Belgium, it deposits and cash on hand $4,888,- Wesleyan Hall. Boys and fathers was learned here today. Dr. Petrun- 036.11; personal services $119,- Closely This Is paiticularly so if It was of course he was killed. What from four churches \rill be Invited to alcohol or methanol is used as anti did he crawl up there for any kevitch a member of the Yale 156.16; contractural services $66,- attend. It Is expected there will be 402.43; supplies and materials $15,- freeze. how? My own father fought four faculty since 1910, is a graduate of an age limit set for the boys, as all Efpecially when a thaw comes the Universities of Moscow and A Special Purchase 096.24; equipment $7,111.25; aid to years for the old flag 61 to 65 and will not be able to be accommodated. af*er a real cold tiiK il. and there’s served ten months and seven days Freiburg and has received an honor widows $1,054,705.59; State paupers The churches to unite in this event $776,971.05; payment to towns for alcohol in the radiator, should the in AndersonvlUe. Three of my Im ary degree from the University of is St. John’s, Union Congregational, cooling system be attended to. mediate family were in the world Porto Rico, imemployment $25,523.56; refunds Baptist and Methodist. for support of inmates in Institu Coupled with the warmth of the war. And from my father down A prominent speaker will be outdoors, the heat of the engine will Four-poster Suites tions $5,483.76; examination and secured and the Ladies Aid Society they were all volunteers at the flrst DEAD IN GUTTER commitment of mentally ill, $27,- quickly raise the temperature of the call. The only reason I stayed home Waterbury, Feb. 11.—(AP) — of the Methodist Church will serve cooling solution to a point at which 253.05; deposits in state treasury the dinner. There will also be an I was afraid some Helnie might Found dead at 6:30 a. m. today in a $2,789,279.66; refunded and deposit the alcohol will steam out. This shoot at me. Now student this is my gutter with his face in three inches entertainment program. happens to be fa’' below the boiling ed widows’ aid account $39.61; bal IVUIitary Funeral family tree as far back as I know. of water, August Perrlnt, 48, of 59 ance on hand, widows aid account point of water and at about the Yours perhaps Is taller—maybe Fairvlew street was believed to have A military funeral was held on temperature of an efficiently oper June 30, 1931, $13.75. Wednesday afternoon for Albert back to the time of the flood old drowned. Medical Examiner Klrch- ating engine. Uncle Noah had a pair of every kind baum said be felt that the man had Deere, 43, who died at the Veteran’s If the motorist Jr. cot aware of the hospital in New Castle, N. Y., on on board. If you can trace back that slipped on the icy sidewalk and roll cause of this steam, ha may won Sunday morning. Services for the far perhaps you csin tell where you ed into the gutter. An accumulation der why his cooling system has WAPPING deceased were held at 2 p. m. at the sprung from. of rubbish had dammed the gutter frozen up in such vs-arm weather All the schools clofcd last Tues Lucina Memorial Chapel at Grove But my nurse Is sick from over and caused a pool of water to when as a matter of fact It hasn’t. work day at 1:45 p, m., as the teachers Hill. But even the m-'torist who knows form. Taps was sounded by Roy Sanford From now on I am through attended a lecture of Hr. Whittletre, may make the m'.’itake of opening and Julius Friedrich, members of But I couldn’t quit it. Student director of the S tate^ t exhibit at the ratlator cap while the steam is Warehouse Point. AH the teachers Stanley Dobosz Post, American Le dear gion of this city and the last mili cijcaplng In order to add more Till I took a smack at you Old Sores Healed of South Windsor, Warehouse Point water to the soluti on. and Windsor Locks were invited. tary rites were given by the flring Who wrote it for you anyhow squad of Hathaway-Milller Post of 'rhis 1e dange-ojs not only to The critics all have said Wapping Grange received an invi the mtorlst but to the car. ’The One Application Brings Relief tation to visit Enfield Grange No. Ellington. It was, never manufactured Bearers were veterans of the sudden escape of steaming alcohol In your little student-head 151 on Monday evening, March 7 at may burn the hatda and face of the For over 30 years the mighty Institute Hall in Hazardville, it World War and included: Claud But I’m sleepy and must leave Noad, John Doyle, William North. driver and mav sprea.l over the healing and soothing power of Pe b^ng Neighbors Night. Wapping hood and discolor It. Alcohol Is de- you. Louis Laubsher, Patrick North and Leave you and seek my bunk terson’s Ointment has quickly end Grange will furnish a part of the strir tive to lao-nier finish. William Pauluska. I’ve thrown your pieces on the ed old sores of long standing—^has program. The thing to do when the cooling brought Instant comfort to folks Wapping Grange P. of H No. 30, Albert Deere was a British subject rubbish heap and enlisted with the Canadian srlmirn steams during e warm spell suffering with piles, itching skin and held its third regular meeting at is to stop and w iit whi.c the liquid Along with the other old junk. forces in the World Wat, His wife —The Hermit. bums—has banished the worst pim the school hall, last Tuesday eve cools dewn, and even then to cover ples and Eczema in just a few days. ning, with about 26 present, it be who survives him was the former Miss Belle King. He also leaves the hood with a rubber sheet and And one 35 cent box of Peterson’s ing Health Night. Mrs. Hoffman, open the radiator cap slowly and Editor, The Hersdd: Ointment at any drug store proves the school nurse was present and three young sons. caref»i'jy. Mr. Flavell, has written on a sub it— even one application convinces gave an account of her work in the To Present Play The Batchelor Busnless Girls Club Water should be added very slow- ject in which we are all more or less you’ve at last discovered a wonder- South Windsor Schools. The fol Iv while the motor is rurmlng. interested. He points out many lowing program was presented: and the Wheel Club, two of Rock vyorking Ointment which won’t fail ville’s live orgHuiizations, have com Otherwise the cold water suddenly weak spots in our economic and in to give the results you want.—Advt. Song by all, Roll Call, answered by bined to put on a two-act musical striking the hot motor, might crack dustrial systems, and recommends telling one way to keep well, or comedy, entitled, “Count of Uno- the engine bloc«. changes which, in his opinion would name your favorite out-door sport; ware” in the Sykes Auditorium on help cure some of the evils. He a recitation by Robert Felt, “You, March 11. David L. Hondlow is Ii glycerine or any similar anti speadcs about our ability to produce and Your Car;" reading by Mrs. directing the play and .Miss Evelyn freeze Is used, this stearT.lng will in abundance all human needs; and Farnsworth; song by all. After the McCarthy is in charge of the danc not occur. But the warm spell of he sees the unreasonableness and NEED M O NEY program, the meeting was closed, ing. Tickets wdll go on sale this fers, p. good opp'V’tunlty to check up stupidity, in suffering for the want and a Valentine social was en week for flfty cents each and there on the connections around the motor of those things which we have ' in joyed by all. The worthy master will be an additional charge of ten so that no leak.tge appears. The abundance. appointed the reception committee cents for reserved seats. water pump, especially, should be Surely, it is right and proper to Ift-i. as follows, Alfred Stone, Lillian E. The following committee is in obecKtd for lealvage Ir- fact It Is give some thought to these things, NOW? Grant, Mary Maslak and Walden V. charge: Kay Davis and Carlton best tr tighten a'l the Joints In the for by so doing we may be able to Collins, also the relief committee, Walther, chairmen; Evelyn Mc cooling system and take a few find a solution for some of our com the worthy chaplain Mrs. Grant, Carthy, Betty Gessay, Dorothy turns on the pump as well. plex problems. These afe tr3dng Mrs. Grace Klrkens, Mrs. Rose Prink Escherich, Mary Loehr, Dorothy Water may have to be added to times for millions of our people, 4 Pieces.... and Mrs. Thomas Heritage. Ceperly, Russell Burch, Francis the glycerine In the cooling system, anxiety is on the brow of rich and t V.J- Richard Simler, son of Mr. and but care should be taken that the poor alike, and that a change is Usually $98 Carvey, Stuart Neff, John Reid and : Mrs. Anton Simler, Jr., is confined Harry Stone. entire solution does not come up needed in our system, few will ques ' V to his home with the chicken pox. Picture At Union Church above three inches from the top of tion. • The next meeting of the Wednes On Sunday evening, a silent pic the overflow pipe. Glycerine ex For millions of our people, life day Afternoon club will be held on ture, “The Eve of the Revolution’’, pands with heat and will overflow if has become a wretched failure, and , February 17 when they will meet at will be presented at Union church. the system, is filled to a higher one wonders if the time will ever Some Pieces Can Be Two distinctly different types of figured walniil the home of Mrs. Leslie W. New It is a picture that re-lives events level. come when hard times will no long are used in this four poster gFoup; NaturaUyp bury of South Windsor. of vital importance in the “making er ,"come a knocking at the door.” Bought Separately The South Windsor Parent- If, during a warm spell, water of America’’ by depicting the most It is the earnest wish of ^millions f t it’s a Sale Special, because we couldn’t ordinarily Teachers’ association will hold their signifleant incidents in the decades has been added to replace evap that the time will come, and come Dresser, Reg. $SS ...... $17.60 next meeting in the town hall this Bed Table, Reg. |10 ...... $5.00 1765-1775, and through these Inter orated alcohol, the motorist should soon. We are waiting patiently The onlr charne |a three eml oer- offer furniture sufeh as this for anywhere n w Thursday evening, February 11. preting the state of mind of the peo not forget to drain out some of the and have great hopes that the half percent per month on nnpnld Chest, Reg. |2{L60 ....i, $11.75 They have Invited the Wapping P. ple as the movement for indepen cooling solution Just before an Napoleons of finance, our captains amount of loan. Vanity, Reg. $ 8 5 ...... $22.75 this incredible $69. T. A. association to meet with them dence gained impetus. In detail it other cold speU is expected of alco of industry, ourstatesmen, and Chair, Reg. $7JH)...... $8.75 and it is to be a Valentine social. re-creates scenes incident to the hol in order to avrld freezing. political economists, will discover a $8 Inch Dresser, Reg. $29, $16.95 BEDROOM—4th FLOOR Ihe yoimg girls "Wagisun Club" “Stamp Act”, “Taxation Without In fact, one might take advantage remedy for. our economic and in ■PERSONAL met with Mrs. David Carter at the Representation,” “The Boston Mas of tbe weather by draining the en dustrial ills. Industrially and econ ■^PIHANCE (O. parsonage last Monday evening. sacre," “Boston Tea Patty,” “The tire solution and flushing the sys omically, our nation is sick. They Thdy are rehearsing for a play to Salem Assembly,” the famous ride tem thoroughly before renewing it. are the doctors that can cure tbe H MOM % sfAn rmAiu Hdo. be given in the near future. of Paul Revere and William Dawes, This applies only to systems hav patient? Let us hope they will suc MAIh (T R E E T Jr., the sharp military clashes of ing alcohol as anti-freeze. ceed and that the time will come # V W PHOHI. Japanese marines have landed in Lexington and Concord, and the f t - This will keep the radiator and when we shall leiam how to live, ighilpighai. But since the world has treat of the British. engine water Jacket open and free and cease our perpetual worty about f . MAHCHECTfelt. «CMH* .1 0 3 Ai3^iiBt;.Stnctaii4;150 taiiM teHing Japan for months to get The dranoatic possibilities inherent from rust. Perfect circulation of getting a living. Manchuria, apparently it’s no in - these msmorable Incidehts have tbe cooling solution to thus assured WSL consider tbs deplorable ’iglf^ldlHng to the marines. been deveUrail 111 striUnf fashion and fuU cooUng effleleboy obtotoML
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nAWOHBSriat EVENING HERAID, SOUTH MANCHESl’EB, CONN, THUBSDAY, FEBRUARY. 11, 1982. PAGE s i: IN PICTURES, commemorating J D ^ , i h n n H SPRING C O S im iS NNIVERSARY OP HIS BIRTH * U U y i l U U U DAILY RADIO PROGRAM WASHINGTON TO BE SILK, WOOL THUntDAY, F f IRUAflV 11 (Hftittro iUndArd TIffl*) T. IL unUM IndI«»Ud. Profrwm and ita^n lU^suWsot Wmal Wado ,Whfc Were (Bv Th$ Atieeiat$i Pr»$$) •eutbarn Maledla^nfr WtM 4f4.S~WBAP«NBC—«60 The Fomer Eipedally Pop •ilO—atnova ■readeast — Alto WUo Y ^SrW Il V/ffi Waal Wwno Wjaa Lfi&^ia ■VN. !.;o - oiiB—ttotoblnt Deya—a im W^o W tai fmfti W6AO wowo W%y§ £ip» ular Among Paris Demgn- Drama—Also W m I WJar Weab Y fL ^ 5 ® ,K E Wbon Weaa Wtam WwJ WpM WJa* WRbw woan Wdro Wbm m u Wm { ¥ ers; Coat Stylos Yarf. H;S5 HIS”. W SS! ® W Tho boy ipont many iwun riding about hi* vtrnra...... Worn.. tVoau...... WbPWbo WatwJas (aiher** ooUtet. w atch ^ ilave* at work and Parii, Feb. ll^ (A P )-4 P p fla f Wmal Wcao Wtar sd.W costumes may b* silk or wool, p>Wa Whit Wkre Weab Woam Wdbo Wdao Waya Wapd or trimmed, but a larft paresatafe "Waal'J^rva ■ WpW^ lOtA^^ek Millar—Alto Woko WW Wboo wkbw Wlbs Woan Wdro Waab of the time they will be suits. ^Jfioold*baraapAlM Wtlo W»y Wbon Wore Wbp WJaa WIbw Wmal Wcao Silk suits u s especially popular, li^vVlioo^o OreWr^aP.. Wtlo Wtag Wtar WdDi wade Wbl» and are shows In nuinbm by Cbantel Miranda and LanvliL Patou varies the silk suit with a \ - loose bolero, and also i|bows the bolero suit in linen. 1W'iwe ®wffi* ^wiebS I I WtM'M Woam I I A churA aexton w ti young Tht “ 1 cannot tafl a lie” legmd Two piece suits with short, semW ...... Alto Wtlo The frit preiident of tho United Stalai wai bom on t plantal^ n « F rtd e r i^ Georga’ f frit t e a ^ . Mott of hi* about Gtorgt Aopping deim a fitted jackets are featured In Au ;w ta f Wool W a r Weab W^Lwro W j2 He early became interetled in luiveying and quiAly gusta Bernard’s coflectlon. Very IWbon Wcao Wtam Wwj Waal Okgw ffSW iiV »?.W burg, Va., on FA, ll, 1732, altbouA hi» biith ^ if now cdArated on FA- 22, education wai guned from ptacdcal OMitered tm nidiflienU of this work. At 14 he was tbU chany hat it fm e^'accepted Wkbw Wlba Wdre Waab Wore Wpg eapurefrtioa short jacket suits are used by 10)00—Danes Hou^Alao Wtlo J^ag Wcau Whp Wlbw Wmal _Weao ^ t w due to a ^ g e in the calendar ayitcRi. o u t^ comptment. to plot m d meeiure fiddt. WdbJ w ide,io Whk Wkro WMh ^ b n DjtaievNiAaMviet.wc. Vionnet. Wool War■ ir Weab WO W/b“W/br Wro W ^ Wbt WtooI 1Wqam Wdbo Wdao A white shantung ensemble is Wbon Wcao Wtam W w£ Waal Wrva ibiroo Oroh.—Also 4’- Wla Wwno WJaa Wlod Wfla wiSl~w!tbw*iw WoanW aan'^nto^ Wnao w m h W ^ sponsored by Lanvin, as well as 11 tOD—Conrad^a Oroh,—Alto Wtlo Wtag Wlbw WmalJWhk, j a l Whk Wkro Wkbn WoodW o^ George Waehington, commander* then to a schoolmaster named Wil fession. At 14 be was able to plot many ensemble coats in three quar 12:30 a. m.—Panloo Oroh.—AIm Woko liams. He studied Latin and, later, and measure fields for' bis brothers BANGS BACK AGAIN, ter and seven eights length. Wool Wfbl Wkbw Woan Wnac Wcau Wlbw iD-chief of the revolutionary army and neighbors. WmaJ Whk Wkbn W,§pd _ ICE AGE PICTURES taught himself mathematics. coat ensembles are found among 1)00—Danea Hour—Alto Watn Wnao and first president of the United George was one of six children of Almost everybody agrees that the Patou’s costumes, and Vionnet W fbr WO Wre Wgy Wben Wwj Wcao 394.8—WJZ-NBC— 760 States, was bom on a plantation Mary and Augustine Washington, story about young George chopping shows print ensembles with a chif down the cherry tree was pure fic HAIRDRESSERS SAY jlgi^^Ralph Kirbor/j Coon-iandora' 6)30—Old tongs of tho Chureh—WJa ARE TAKEN TODAY near Fredericksburg, Va., on Feb. wbo owned six Virginia estates. The fon dress and a crepe coat of the Oroh.—Aloo WUo Wro 11, 1T82, although bis birthday la boy spent long hours riding about tion—just a figment of the imagina same pattern. 112:30 a. m.—Agnow'o Orch.—Aim WUo 6:46l2‘^ l e i In Brlof-Alao Wbal Wba bis father’s plantations, watching tion of Parson Weems, who had a 348.6— WABC-CBS— 860 now observed* on Feb. 22 because of Styles in Coats ^OfS-Amoo 'n' Andy — Alto Wbal WM)i a change In the calendar system. slaves at work ahd learning the habit of turning all of Washington’s Coats have many kinds of treat 0)30 — Connio Boawoll — Alto Woko Wham Kdka WgarjWJr W w Wre Ckgw Most of young George’s education fundamentals of growing tobacco traits into virtues. The legend still ment. Elbow sleeved coats worn Wkbw Wlba Wdro Waab Wore Wcau Cfcf Wrva Wptf WJax WIM WUa persists, however, as the beat known Not the Old Square Dutch Wbp WJas Wlbw Wcao WdbJ Wkbn 7 :18—Coon-Sandora Orch,-WJa Chain light From Some Stars was obtained from practical, out and raising stock. with long sleeved dresses, coats with Wbt Wbig Wtoo Woam Wxju Wtpd 7:45—Fallacies of ButlnMO-Aloo Wear He became Interested in survey of his boyhood. dolman sleeves, coats with draped 6:45—Strata Orch.—Alto Wkbw Wean door companions. However, he at Wls Wro Wrva Wptf Wwno Wlo WJax tended school Irregularly until be ing at an early age and qulcWy Cut But a Light Fhffy Sort collara are among the throng. Cape Wdre Waab Wcau WJat Wmal Wgtt Reach Here After Millions NEXT: His early life. sToo^D IxIo Singers—Alao Wrva Wbal was 15, first to a church sexton and mastered the elements of this pro sleeve details are very popular. iTuS^Myrt and Margo—AIm Woko Wba Wham Kdka Wgar Flared circular coats, often belted iWtbl Wgr Wean Wdro Wnac Wcau 8:15—RIn Tin Tin—Also Wba Wham Of Affair. are used by Lanvin, as well as iw jas Wmal Wcao Wwva Wado Wkro Kdka Wgar Wlw Of Years. 8:30—Golden Blotams—WJa coats with very large sleeves above ^H^BIng Crotby—Alto Woko Wfbl 8:45—Slaters of the Skillet—Alao Wbal the elbow. Wheo Wgr Wlb* Wean Wdro Wnao Wba Kdka Wgar Wlw BARCLAY WINS OUT Wore Wcau Whp WJas ^ b w Wmal 0:00—Sanderson and Crumit — Also Chicago, Feb. 11.— (AP) — The Vionnet features ^ coats with Wcao Wtar Wmbg WdbJ Wado Wkro Wbal Wba Wham Kdka Pasadena, Cal., Feb. 11.— (AP)— straight closings and' small collars, iWeah Wkbn Wbt Wblg Wtoo Wqani 9:30—Orch. Melodies—Also Wbal Wbz When the sun develops a new spot, spring robin red breast will see the and often combines a darker coat Wdbo Wdao Way* Wtpd Wham Kdka Wgar WJr Wlw Wrva astronomers at Mount Wilson Ob bang back in favor as a style for !7 :30—H.V.Kaltenborn—Also Wfbl Wwno WJax Wlod Wfla BY CARD READING with a lighter dress. A ttodlfied ■Wean Wdre Wnac Wcau WJat Wlbw 10:00—Danco ^ p sle*—Also Wbal Wbz servatory get the news within eight tbe feminine crowning glory. prinecss coat with center hnck iWcao Wwva Wado Wbk Wkro Wxya Wham Kdka VVgar WJr minutes. seams is a feature of Augusta- !Wspd „ , 10 30—Clara, Lu and Em—Alio Wbal Pittsfield, Mass.—City of Pitts Not the formal square Dutch cut 17:46—Morton Downey — Alto Woko Wbz Wham Kdka Wgar WJr It is fiashed to them by light, field completes arrangements for a bang, nor that tufted effect r-orn Bernard. iWfbl Wheo Wgr Wlbt Woan Wdro 10:49—Paris Night Lifi — Alao Wbal traveling 186,284 miles a second. If Gloves play a prominent part in Wnac Wore Wcau Whp WJas V ^ a l Wbz Wham Kdka Wgar 5400,000 loan in anticipation of reve (new What Opponents Held by 'Victorian fashion plates, but a Wcao Wtar WdbJ Wwva Wado Whk some cataclysmic disaster should spring fashions. Glace kid gaunt 11:00 — Slumber Music — Also Ckgw nue. 'The city wUl pay 6 per cent in light, soft, slightly undulating bang iWkro Weab Wkbn Wbt Wblg WeJt Cfcf WJax Wla . ■ lets, for elbow sleeves are used by IWtoc Wqam Wdbo Wdae Wxyz V^pd happen to Pluto, the recently dis terest on the )oan. 11:30—To Bo Announced-WJz Chain covered and most distant planet, the that will break tbe monotony of Lanvin, while Cbantel features pas 18:00—The Club—Alto Woko^Wfbl Wgr 11:45—Lew White, Organ—Also Wbal Franklin, N. H.—Miss Mary F. By Dednetion; How He tel mousquetaire gloves matching Wean Wdro Wnao Wcau WJat Wmal vsrj&x watchers at the observatory, a Pike, 70, a school teacher for 52 Trovp 2 foreheads long bared to tbe ele Wcao Wade Whk Wkro Wxyz V^pd 12.'00—Piano Mooda—Also Kdka WJr branch of the Carnegie Institution the afternoon blouses. 8:15—Lyman’t Band—Also WTfbl Wgr 12:15 a. m.—Hinea’ Orch.—Alao Wgar years, during 50 of which she dl^i The regular meeting of Troop 2 ments. Silver Chinese buttons are among Wean Wdro Wnao Wcau WJas Wmal WJr of Washington, could learn about it not miss a day through Illness, dies. Played His Hand. was held at the Nathan Hale school This information came from Paris Wcao Wado Whk Wkro Wxya V^pd 12:30 a. m.—Funk’s Orch.—WJi in a half to three quarters of an Lanvin’s trimmings, and also wide 8:30—Kate Smith—Alto Wfbl Wheo Pawtucket, R. !•—Radio station on Monday afternoon. The second by way of the inner office of the silver belts for both afternoon and Wgr Wcau WJat Wmal Wcao wade TELEVISION hour. WPAW becomes part of station class girls worked on signalling, Illinois Hair-Dressers’ Association iWhk Wkre Wcah Wkbn Wxyz Wspd W2XAB—2750kO (W2XE—6120kc) evening. Patou uses ribbon bow They can keep well posted on WPRO of Providence. , New York, Feb. II.-t-(AP)—One while the others worked on tender where President Max Hoefer studied trimming, many contrasting baits in ij;46_A noelo Patrl—Also Wfbl _Wgr 8:00 to 11:00—Variety With Sound Cambridge, Mass.—Marriage of IWean Wdre Wnao Wcau WJas Wmal W2XCR—2000kO (WINS—IlSOkc) events In the solar system, of which of the bridge master’s greatest foot. After playing a few games the topknot style forecasts. wool and leather, and boutonnieres Wcao Wade Whk Wkre Wxyz Wspd the earth, sun and planets are a Mrs. Sarah Shapley Renfrew of Eiseting WM closed with the good However, it was stressed, the 19:00—Mills Brothers—Also Woko Wfbl 6:00 to 7:30—Audlovlslon Variety thrills, whatever the result of a especially of gardenias. Many,white iwkbw Wean Wdro Wnao Wcau WJaa 7:30 to 9:00 -Silent Pictures jart. But a swifter means of com Newton, whose court battles to ob night circle. Scribe, 'Virginia Ryim. hair is dressed back from tbf fore gardenias are emplo3red by VLoly- tain settlement of her first hus :iand, is the correct deduction im munication must be discovered If mediately after the dummy is down Troop 6 head. The new bang Is simply neaux and by Vionnet. band’s estate waged for 14 years, soft, thlnned-out ringlet curls that the world Is to keep informed on of tbe number of cards of each suit The weekly meeting of Troop 6 current happenings among the stars and Robert W. Renfrew, formerly of was held at the Manchester Green stray over tbe forehead. 6:00—’Time; weather; Sports Re Springfield, held by partners and opponents. Very piquant are curls peeping of its own “island universe” and of In a duplicate tournament Shep school. We played a game, “Bird view; temperature. other similar star systems farther Boston.—Mrs. Katherine Kiise Nest.” followed by patrol corners. out from under the brim of the new WTIC PROGRAMS 6:15—Popular Songs—Betty Cole. Edson files suit for divorce against ard Barclay and partners once had hats that slant down over the right out in space. top score for a particular’ board be The following' girls passed the sec Travelen Brojidcasting Servtoe 6:30—Orchestra. Andrew Wardqn Edson, U. S. con eye.. Equally pleasing, the hair Leg Sores Light travels six million million ond class aid Helen Adamy, Jean 6:45— Topics in Brief — Lowell sul at Tientsin, China. cause his ability at card reading dresser predicted, will be Hgbt ring Hartford, Oonn. miles a year and radio messages can enabled him to make a better de nette Brosseau, Muriel Calvert, A treatment which heals varicose Thomas. PorUand, Me.—Herman L. Rich, lets that stray out from the left 60,000 W„ 1060 B. C.. 282.8 8L 7:00—Time; Amos ’n' Andy. go on faster, even if someone were fense. Dorothy and Marina Risley, Amelia ulcers, broken or swollen veins, blue found in the other universes to send Newburyport, Mass., convicted m Andrulot, Dorothy Hyde, Evelyn temple. knots and other leg troubles—with 7:15—^Toy Town Trio. The hand: New Hair Styles them. Alpha Centaurl, the nearest liquor conspiracy, sentenced to Reig, Julia Gleason, Geraldine Ten out operations, Injeotions nor en 7:30—Band. Federal penitentiary at Atlanta for North An ultra-advanced hair style, he Thursday, February 11 7:45—Frigidarians star in the earth’s universe, is four S—Q J 10 9 4 2 ney, Betty Parkland Janice Heffer- forced rest—is available right here two years and fined 52,000. described, te one with ringlet curls 8:00—Dixie Spiritual Singers and one-third light years away and H—Q nan. We then sang songs, and "The in your own home town. You can £• Ss T» 8:15—Rin-Tin-Tin Thriller as astronomers peer farther into New Haven, Conn.—Federal bond Golden Sun” , and “Taps” during the outlining the haircut on the cheeks try it TODAY on the responsibility W n c and WEAF-660 k. c. -464Jl.in D—9 7 and forehead, as well as neck. 8:30—New England Lullaby space they find themselves, In ef issue to finance a public works pro C—Ace K 10 6 goodnight circle., Scribe, Helen of a druggist whom you know and 4:15— WTIC Synchronized with 8:45— Sisters of the Skillet fect, looking back into the ages of gram for the relief of unemploy The hair when dressed to be trust. Without any risk whatever. Barclay— (East) Adamy. thoroughly correct according to WEAP on 660 k. c. (See WEAP 9:00—Sponsored program. the mammoths and dinosaurs. ment recommended by Alfred E. Troop 7 In other words, Emerald Oil, used for Program). S—3 1932 notions, shoifld not come be according to directions, will give you 9:30—Sponsored program. Dr. Edwin Hubble, using the 100- Smith in an interview published by H—9 8 3 2 Patrol 1 had charge of the open 1:Q0 a. m.—Silent. 10:00—Sponsored program. the Yale Daily News, undergradu low the neck line. However, in swift, sure relief, or all druggists in Inch telescope at Moimt Wilson, the D—K 10 ing. “Two Deep” was played, also a cases where a shorter bob is more 10:30—Clara, Lu and Em most powerful yet constructed, has ate daily. game with the points of the com Manchester; So. Manchester Agt, 10:45—Paris Night Life C—Q J 8 5 4 2 becoming, it Is smarter for that MagneU Drug Co., will gladly re photographed Nebulae, other island Sino-Japanese developments: West pass. After Captain Buckland gave particular individual. But the ex 11:00—^Time; weather; temperature; universes, which are so far away Japanese airplanes drop bombs in us instructions about the rally, fund yoiu: money. You need deposit 225—WDRC Sports Review. S—K 8 6 5 tremely long bob is out. only 85c with him as the purchase that light leaving them 300,000,000 side the International Settlement on H—J 10 7 5 Suzanne Batson took charge of first The new bob is characterized by Hartford—1330 11:15—Orchestra. years ago is just now reaching the cotton mill partly occupied by Unit class signalling, while Bsfnice price to get immediate relief. Money 11:45—^McEnelly’s Orchestra. D—Q J 3 2 only a slight part. In some Instances earth. ed States Marines; five Chinese Scolsky directed the second class back if you are disappointed.—AdvL 12:30 a. m. —^Time. C—9 there la no part. The new millinery Thursday, February *11 In the Ice Age* workmen killed. Marines escape in South—Dealer) signalling. Lena Frojaerth joined has in most cases changed the part “In observing nebulae,” he said, jury; twenty four hour lull in fight S—^Ace 7 the troop. The girls were given from the right to the left side 4:00 p. m.—^Band Concert. “we are witnessing scenes and ing on Chapei and Woosung fronts H—Ace K 6 4 tickets to sell for the benefit whist Middle parting is, as always, smart 4:30—Young Folks program. events which actually occurred in with both sides reported reinforc D Ace 8 6 5 4 to be held on February 22 for Troop for the few it especially becomes. 5:00—Ross Gorman’s Orchestra, past geologic ages. The nearest of ing lines; United States, British and C—7 3 7, Girl Scouts. Next week there is to The flappers have a new style- 5:30—^Aimt Molly and Midge Queer Twists them all, the Magellanic clouds, are French ministers reported on way South bid one no trump, his part be a Valentine party in the troop hair imwaved on top and curled in 5:35—Harold B. Smith, Pianist photographed in the light which left to Shanghai from Nanking to confer ner two and South then went to and each girl is to bring a valentine ringlets at the ends, but this is not 5:45—Dunketeers In Day’s News them more than 100,000 years ago. with Japanese and foreign officials. three, which became the contract. and each patrol is to have a game recommended by hair dressers for 6:00—Tito Guizar ♦ We see them as they were back in Paris: Herriot says France must West and East did not bid. Scribe, Grace Donahue. anyone old enough to vote. 6:15—Freddie Martin’s Orchestra. the Great Ice Age. respect agreement to pay war debt West led the five of spades. It Troop 8 6:30—Connie Boswell. “The conspicuous spiral nebulae to United States. was obviously the fourth Ughest of The regular meet^g of Troop 8 6:45—FMUik Stretz Orchestra Chicago: What’s a professor go belong to the Pliocene Age, while Montevido, Uruguay: Commimlsts his best suit. Barclay noted the four was held Friday, February 6 at the 7:00—^Myrt and Marge ing to do, asks Norman Bradish, of those at the extreme limits of the call general strike protesting sup and two of spades in the dummy and Highland Park school. The meeting TOWN ADVERTISEMENT 7:15—Bing Crosby pression of one of their newspapers. Northwestern University teaching observable region are pre-carboni- the three in his own hand. It was was opened with singing songs. 7:30—^Editing the News. ferous.” ^ Washington: President and Con After learning a new knot, we play staff. Some co-eds wear openwork clear to him therefore that West 7:45—Morton Downey, Anthony LookL.g at the Magellanic clouds. gressional leaders propose releasing ed a knot grame, which was won by Wons; Jacques Renard’s Orches stockings. Before exams they write 51,000,000,000 to banks through had four spades, since ff West had BOARD OF RELIEF Dr. Hubble sees them as they were a five card suit he would have led the Pine Tree Patrol. Table setting tra answers to probable questions on at the 'dme the great prehistoric Federal Reserve system. 8:00—Margaret Santry interviewing from that. A look at the clubs in was passed by Josm Mallory, Lura small bits of paper which they place elephants roved the earth. Peering Washington: House judiciary Anderson, and . Mary Louise Walsh. Guest. Male Quartet and Orches committee discontinues further con his own hand and dummy showed NOTICE! under the stocking. ’Then she moves farther into space, he sees a nebu Barclay that the declarer had only Girls worked on signalling with The Board of Relief of the Town tra. her skirt and copies the answer. sideration of Impeachment charges *TT’S OFF BECAUSE 8:15—Abe Lyman’s Band; Glee lae cluster in the constellation of two clubs. Ten clubs were in sight. Doris Bolen. ’The meeting was clos of lUanchester, Conn'., will be in Club, Concertina Player and Torrington, Wyo.; Torrington’s Coma, as they were in the age of against Mellon. If the declarer had aH three missing ed with ‘"Taps.” Scribe, Poris Bolen. Sion at the Munldpal Boil ding IT’S OUT.” gone taxless; The 1932 budget has the dinosaurs, forty five to fifty Washington: Senate confirms Comedy Team. clubs West would have none and Troop 11 Sufficient to remind that our Diy been so pared that not one cent of million years ago. nomination of Ogden L. Mills as sec Monday. Feb. 1st, 1:30 o’clock p. 8:30—Sponsored program. necessarily would have had a five Jroop 11 held its regular meeting' Cleaning methods do not stop at taxes will be levied. Operating ex At the very limit of the telescope retary of the treasury. Friday evening) February 5. After m. to 5:00 o’clock P* m- 8:45—Dr .Angelo Patrl, “Your card suit and led from it. removing spots from sight. They penses will be made from the city he photographs nebulae as they ap Albany: Republican senate ma patrol corners, we had a game in ChUd” . jority votes for legislative Inquiry of West therefore had only one club, Tuesday, Feb. 2nd, 1:30 o’clock p. penetrate through to eliminate 9:00—The Mills Brothers. light and water systems. peared before there were men or four spades, four hearts and four which signalling was used. The m., to 5:00 o’clock p. m. 9:15—Ted Husing, Irene Beasley, Concord, Mass.: The people animals on the earth. (3ov. Roosevelt’s Democratic admin them completely from the fahrici diamonds. Declarer held two spades horseshoe formation was'held, dur Wednesday, Feb. 3rd, 4KH) o’clock However ugly the spot, it will Freddie Rich’s Orchestra. Concord beat back the red coats’ at “If there was life in our world istration. ing which Ruth Batchler and Stella Boston: James A. (Bud) Stillman four hearts, five diamoncls and two p. m., to 7:30 o’clock p. m. respond to our cleankig. How 9:30—Story Hour. tempt to seize the old North bridge, 300,000,000 years ago,” saicl Dr. J. Gidratis were invested with their pledges his life to serve the poor as clubs. Thursday, Feb, 4th, 4:00 o’clock ever stubbora Its charactir, It 10:00—Trumiieters with Edwin C. That was many, many years ago A. Comstock, associate director of tenderfoot pins. New songs were Now the Federal government comes a doctor. ^ ^ . The first trick was won by South p. m., to 7:30 o’clock p. m. will never reappear later! Let Hill, “The Man in the Front Row” the Los Angeles museum, “it was with the ace of spades. He led the learned, for the rally. After singing 10:30—Music that Satisfies. along and wants to take It for i imicellular, like bacteria. Conserva Chicago: Western railroads to cut Friday, Feb. 5th, 4:0Q o’clock p, us show YOU what WE mean by rates on March 15 to regain small seven which was won by West with some of our old songs, the good rry, to 7:30 o’cIock p< m. Dry CLEANlng! 10:45—Jack Miller and his Orches national shrine. But they won’ tive geolo^sts do not agree that it night circle was formed and “Taps” give it up here without a fight. cargo business. the king. West attack^ the heart Saturday, Feb. 6th, 1:30 o’clock tra was present even in this low form” weakness in dummy leading tbe flve^ were played. Scribe, Sophie Mankus. 11:00—^Don Redmon’s Orchestra. Providence, R. I.: Fine business When the proposed 200 inch tele Minden, Nev.: Rev. Ulysses Grant p. m., to 6:00 o’clock p. m. Suits thd Tuxedos mused John Petimcci, 18, as he auC' Warren, of New York, loses divorce Barclay- played the nine spot to Brownies Monday, Feb. 8th, 1:30 o’clock p. 11:15— Speeches by Nicholas Mur scope is installed Dr. Hubble expects Sunshine Pack N *. 2, Highland ray Butler, Judge Cordoza and tioned a horse and harness police contest to his wife, Edith Taylor show his parser he had four hearts m.| to 5:00 o’clock p. m. Pl«Med 50c. to be able to witness events in outer and would protect them and that Park school, held its regular meet Tuesday. Feb. 9th, 1:80 o’clock p. Men’s Bathfobee, Dry Cleuied John Erskine at Columbia Uni said he had stolen. The highest bid space which happened while ttie Warren. versity Dinner. brought 858. But the successful Lake Placid: Sonja Helnle of Nor West should protect diamonds if ing on Monday afternoon. Esther m., to 5:00 o’clock p. m. Suits, T ^ o a ^ P r e s ^ 11:30—George Olson and his Or bidder was stopped from paying by earth still was warm. way retains Olympic women’s figure possible. Pitkin was presented with Brown Wednesday, Feb. 10th, 4:00 o’clock Overodats, chestra. another bidder who recognized the skating championship; United After dummy won the second Wings. Golden Bars were presented p. m., to 7:80 o’clock p. m. Trench tJoata, $ 1 1 ) 0 animal. Petrucci was arrested. States hockey team trounces Ger trick with the queen of hearts four to Mary Dexter, Evelyn Davenport, Thursday,'Feb. lltb , 4:00 o’clock Tuxedos. White Plains, N. Y.: The ob many for fourth victory. spade tricks were taken, Barclay and Ethel Walker. Mrs. LaBefge p. m„ to 7:30 o’clock p. m. WAR GAME NEAR END Geer Is now Tawny Owl of this servance of Washington’s 200th Ann Arbor, Mich.: Yost says only discarding two clubs and the king Friday, Feb. 18tta, 4:00 o’clock p. Ladies* Plsln Dry Oeaned m - M u birthday offers prospects of new 22 of 43 deaths charged against and 10 of diamonds. Dummy thei. pack. m., to 7:80 o’clock p. m. aoth Coats jobs for unemployed Santa Clauses. Honolulu, Feb. 11.— (AP)-x. A. football resulted from playing the cashed the ace and king of clubs and^ Saturday. Feb. 18th, 1:30 o’clock Ladles’ Plain and Pressed One of them was hired yesterday by Thursday, February 11, climax in the war game in which game. led to the South hand. South played p. ni., to 5:00 o’clock p. m. Wool Oreeaea a department store to impersonate possession of the Hawaiian islands the ace of diamond and ace and kln{ R E NOTES Monday, Feb. 15th, 1:80 o’clock Lafflea* Wool the first president. $1.00 4:00 p. m.—Dance. Is at stake was expected today. of hearts. On the last trick be ba< p. m., to 5:00 o’clock p. m. Bathrobes 4:15— “National Affairs” — David New York: Playing contract Army apd Navy forces of the Unit the six of hearts left. Barclay took Tuesday. Feb. 16th, 1:30 o’clock bridge requires no intellectual ef LEGION CARD PARTY This week and next week there is IjflWT6DC6. ed States are the combatants. the trick with the eight. The de p. m. to 6:00 o’clock p. m. fort, at least not for Ignace Pader clarer made five no trump. At al to be displayed in one of the win Wednesday. Feb. 17th, 4:00 o’clock Dry Gleaned 4:20—The Business World Today. The Islands are being defended dows at Bllsh Hardware store some SUk Dresses 4 :30—stock Exchange quotations. ewski, master pianist and former by a “Black” force which the at TOMORROW NIGHT tables in tbe tournament except p. m., to 7:80 o’clock p. m. and Pressed Polish premier. He likes to play Barclay’s six no trump was made articles made the women la the' Thursday, Feb. 18th, 4:00 o’clock Silk Pajamas 4:45—Piano interlude—Doris Tlrmll. tacking “Blue” force seeks to dis East Side handicraft class. These contract, but without its conven by the holders of tbe North and p. m. to 8:00 o’clock p. m. 4:50—WBZA Health Clinic. lodge, by landing troops and cap classes are held weekly and ansrone SUk Klmonas $1.25 tions. He finds it distracts his mind South cards. Friday, Feb. 19th, 4:00 o’clock p. 4:50—WBZA Health CTinic. turing "Black” defenses. Three days Progressive Bridge, Setback wishing to learn how to make aay 6:00—Coffee Matinee. after a concert. remain for this task. If by Sunday m., to 8:00 o’clock p. m. and Whist to Be Played n Cricket, tthe national game of these articles may get all infor Saturday, Feb. 20th, 1:30 o’clock We,clean everything that 6:80—Agricultural markets. the “Blue” force is still at sea, mation from Instructos Gertrude 6:40—^Uncle Beezee. “Black” will have won the war. the Masonic Temple. Britsdn, could not be played In that p. m„ to 5:00 o’clock p. m. oleanahle. Our deitvwy servtoa coimtry less than two centuries ago. E. Fenerty. DEATHS LAST NIGHT Army fliers doing night patro, An persons claiming to be Is free. , duty for the “Black” defenders re Tomorrow evening at the Masonic aggrieved by the doings of the PHONE 6718 ported shortly before midnight to Temple Dilworth-^mell Post No. Assessors of tho Town of Manohes- “Black” headquarters- they h « . 102, American Legion and its Aux ter, Conn., and tt>ose requiring off Just Dial 4928 RADIO SERVICE Bpoksme, Wash.—^Dr. Henry Ber AUTO TOPS sets must appear pud file their com nard Luhn, 64, captain of Notre sighted most of the attacking fleet iliary will play hosts at a card party trial. Be eonVincetf. off the Oahu Island coastline. the proceeds from which will be plaint at one of these meettugs »r W. J. DALTON ame’s first football team. Type^ritei^s at some adjourned meeting of mid FNew York—Albert H. N. Baron, Word immediately went down the used in welfare work. The commit REPAIRED 141 North Main St. line to prepare for a dawn offensive All makes, sold, reated, ex Bohrd of Relief. Open Until 8 p. m. 47, former statistician and econom tee has worked hsurd to make the ist for the state and Federal gov by the “Blue” fleet. affair a success and it is trusted changed and overtaaoled. The time of appeal to limited by Ships of the “Blue” force have that a generous response will reward ernments. ■ Bpeelal rantal rates to etu- Curtains, Tops, law to 20 days from hud after the Santa Cruz, Cal.—Fennell P. ’Tur 40,000 troops for the attack on the their efforts. first day of February, 1982. Island. Three kinds of play, namely pro . dents. Rebuilt machines Floor Mats ner, 64, general secretary of the In EDWARD D. LYNCH, 28 Oak S i, So. gressive bridge, setback and whist 92.06 and up. ternational Student Volunteers and Made-to-Order Chnlrnsan. POTTERTON & ERAH widely known church and mission Dr. Fred Allison and Edgar will be offered to tbe patrons and Open from $ to' “ On tbe Square” ary worker. Murphy of Alabama Polytechnic In at the conclusion of play refreeb- Bamesa Blaldng, Bepalrlag ROBERT M. RBID, and aaitwday ft o Columbus, Ohio—Edward Orton, stitute have discovered that gold, ments will be served. There will be KEMP'S gecrutnry, Jr., 68, engineer and educator. platinum and five other ample acconunodations for all wbo -HENftT^. MUTIU^ Radio Service Winnipeg, Man.— Charles E. Hat-1 elements are mlxRiyffes care to attend to enjoy an evening 763 Maih St, Phone 5680 CRAS. LAKINQ vsy, prudent of the Royal Cana-1 chemically the sam% but at oardc.snd to .Sid tbs JieglOft in P h o n ^ - ~ tamo. I'magbt, '■ ..'fi'A'V*'.' ... . : JiU Vi'ft' > f. I *
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MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1932.
ADVERTISEMENT BIRTH RATE IN STATE 3^VBRTI8 11MKNT PUPILS GET PRE^VIEW PICKETT IS SELLING Manchester’a JAPAN CE1BRA1 CHARLES E. HOUSE STEADEY DECREASING IS 7 8 TOMORROW OF H. S. O PEREnA AUTO SHOW SPACES Date Book ITSJDLYFOl First Performance Yesterday Tomorrow Hartford, Feb. 11.—(AP) — That there Is a real depression In Con Talking and doing rardy go to-« Dowey-Richman’s ® Afternoon Pleases 400 Pu Friday, Feb. 12.—High school pre sents musical comedy, "Pirates of necticut Is attested even by the gath^U ie only kind of doing that|selected assortment of Valmtoes, pils and Teachers. Meeting With Success In Dis records of the State Department of National Holiday 01 ^oes with talking Is undoing the all of which are unusually in keep.- In His 60th Year In B n^ess Penzance.*' Ing with the season. There are This Week ' Health. Even the birth rate has trouble you make by talking. Four hundred grade school pupils, fallen off, the records disclosing many for children and also the hu- most of them from schools in the posing of Exhibit Areas Saturday, Feb. 13.—Linne Lodge, Monster Parades Are morous kind from Ic to $1.00. Here—Reports at His No. 72, Knights of Pythias, cele that despite a constant increase In Your battery will not give you Ninth District, attended the first population in the last five years, the service If It is neglected. Stop at performance of “Pirates of Pen brates 25th anniversary at Orange The new high walsted silhouette At the Armory. hall. birth rate has steadily decreased. In Tokyo. the Depot Square Garage and have Desk Every Day. zance’’, held yesterday sffternoon In In 1927 with a state population of yours checked and If necessary re- is seen In dresses fashioning the High school hall. The teachers and Old-timers’ basketball game at broad shoulder and narrow hip ef State Armory, benefit Manchester 1,586,435, according to the depart placed with a Willard. a few adults who adso took advan- ment records, the number of births Tokyo, Feb. 11.—(AP)—J l fect, and also the high walsted skirt __ tage of this matinee were much Manchester’s first Automobile Emergency Employment Associa The Washington Bicentennial In worn outside the blouse or sweater Sixty years In business In Man- Show since 1929 will be one of the tion, Inc. In Connecticut was 28,999, the rate celebrated______Its Fourth of July_ blouse effect called the Glgalo Skirt. Chester, Charles E. House tomor-1 pleased at the work done by the Next Week per thousand being 18.3; In 1928 the fluences the keynote of the newest row ?each?s^h\? 78thh hirthdav.blrth^^ This I choi ^ c l p a l s in this wlor-1 largest and finest ever held locally SopulaUon was 1,613,874 and the naUonal holiday K igeW f—Mnna in the miutary silhouette Sunday, Feb. 14. — AnnutU Ice For a Valentine gift or a Valen three-score period served by the ful Gilbert and Sullivan opera. It and much of the credit Is due carnival at Center Springs pOnd. number of births 28,392, the rate be- with patriotic demonstraUona and In the color theme, red, white three score period served by tne | repeated this afternoon to a Charles J. Pickett of the Walter reflected in the martial events and blue. This color scheme Is car tine Bridge prize, Hale’s have some dean of Manchester merchants Is the Monday, Feb. 15.—Meeting of all ing 17.6; in 1929 the number of exquisite pure Chinese linen appen- longest of any business man In this good-slz3d High school student audi- Chevrolet company, who Is in charge births was 27,079 and the rate 16.5, ried out .In accessories, scarves neck ence and the big show will come to- of the sale of space to dealers, ac- local merchants to discuss spring recent weeks In Manchuria and laces, etc., or In the whole outfit. It zel hEmdkerchlefs in white and pas town. His 78th Einnlversary here, sales events, at Hotel Sheridan. the population being 1,641,313; in Shanghai. tel shades from 25c to 50c. patrons of C. E. House and Son, morrow, Friday evening, at eight | cessory men and other exhibitors, Friday, Feb. 19.—Annual banquet 1930 with tbe population 1,613,422 Is well to note however, that this Inc., the town’s largest men’s fur- o’clock. A group of students from The show will be held at the State the number of births recorded was Kigensetsu is the day on military motif Is much more effec of Luther League of Swedish Lu the Empire celebrates the sup'^ A few simple suggestions for the Commercial High school of New theran church. 27,563 and tbe rate 17.1; In 1931 the tive If It Is sufficiently modified and Haven and from West Hartford population 1,636,495, the greatest In anniversary of its founding not carried to extremes. housewife to remember: This Month Jimmu Tenno, a descendant of Allow no remnant of food to be High school have secured reserved Sunday, Feb. 21.—Dedication of the history of the state, the number seats for the Friday evening per of births reported was but 25,421, Sun Goddess, In 660 B. C. The Coffee Shop serves an attrac wasted. ^ .. y. M. C. A. at north end. were parades by several patrli Forgotten electric lights add formance. Commercial High Is pre Monday, Feb. 22.—Joint banquet and the rate per thousand had tive and varied menu dally, besides senting "Pinafore’’ next month and dropped to 15.5, organizations, in which about lOlfc- a delightful afternoon tea. much to the price of the light bill. of American Legion and Auxiliarj' An oiled dust cloth prevents the Principal Walter B. Spencer Is again at Masonic Temple. While the general death rate 10.5 000 persons, mostly youths aM directing the musical part of the per 1,000 population in 1931 was tbe scboolgrirls, marched behind blarllg Oatmeal contains more fat than dust from flying. Wednesday, Feb. 24. — Annual bands and the national flag of any other breakfast food and there- Coffee which has been ground will opera. West Hartford is giving "The meeting of Manchester Coimtry same as In 1930, which was the lose its strength if It remains open Mikado’’ this sezison. club. record year and compared very rising sun. fore should be included in the break- favorably with 10.6 In 1927, 11.1 In On the banners were slogans atm fast menu for the heat and energy to the air. On account of the matinee of the Next Month as: "Be Loyal to the E m p ero ^ it supplies during the cold weather. ‘Pirates’’ the assembly program was Wednesday, March 2.—Opening of 1928 and 11.1 In 1929, tbe suicide You can have nicely polished postponed for this week. Next week Automobile Show at Armory, con rate has constantly increased. Com •Love Our Country!” “Don 1A« floors free from ugly marks and the program will be under the di tinuing through Saturday. mencing with a rate of 11.9 In 1927, Steel Helmet and Protect ^ The weather tioes not Interfere It was 14.7 the following year, 14.9 Fatherland!” "Courage and servl^ with the efficiency of the New scratches with surprisingly little ef rection of Miss Estes ■ while the fol Monday, March 7.—Adjourned for Country!” fort if you use liquid floor wax lowing week motion pictures con annual town meeting at High In 1929, 16.2 in 1930 and 17.3 in Model Laundry’s work as it does 1931. The number of suicides in The parades converged on tiha when you wash at home. Call 8072 which can be purchased at Olson s. cemlng the life of Washington will school. great plaza In front of the ImperM Tuesday, March 8.—Fourth an the state increased from 189 in 1927 and have them call for your clothes. be shown. to 283 last year. Palace and the paraders bowed ^ When you wish to mark linens of Dorothy Anderson of 26 Edgerton nual concert of G Clef Glee club at awed respect to their ruler. TodajFa A good thing to remember right any kind, draw the letters first with street, a student in Barnard school, Swedish Lutheran church. demonstration, however, belonged^ now is the fact that skirts are to a lead pencil and trace exactly on met with a slight accident to her Wednesday, March 80.—Annual a holiday celebration and repf^^ be worn a bit shorter, not only In this line with the indelible marking arm as a result of a fall at the high ball of Knights of Columbus at MUSSOUNI VISITS sented practically the only depan> sport wear, but also the more formal ink. This method prevents the ink school building yesterday after State Armory. ure from a dispassionate calm tta afternoon dresses for street wear. from spreading. noon. Coming Events Japanese have been maintaining <£•> Miss Beulah Todd who was con Monday, April 11.—Annusd Ki- POPE AT VATICAN spite the presence of tbousandis uf During the winter months chil fined to her room in teaxjhers’ hall wanis Minstrel Show at High school their warriors on Chinese soil. dren and adults as weU are much In also April 12. for the first part of the week, has (Centinaed Prom Page 1.) In other cities outward evldendta need of the extra nourishment sup returned to her classes in French Friday, Jime 24.—Opening of two- of a war spirit were entirely Ik #- plied by the pure natural milk from day state convention and field day ing. In fact, the Japanese peoplii Euid German. Charles J. Pickett ed today throughout Italy as a new the Waranoke Farm Dairy. ______Charles E. Howe Bernard SherldEUi, M. H. S, '27, Is of Loyal Order of Moose here. do not consider themselves at war. Saturday, Jime 25.—State Ma national holiday. The campaign news 'rom China Im- nlsblngs store, find him diligently at making a name for himself in track Armory for four days, opening sonic Veterans Reunion at Temple. Stores were closed and the tricol work at his desk. He has aged phy- at Bates College. He has been select-' Wednesday, March 2, and closing or himg from government buildings. came an old story five months ago VERDICT AGAINST LOCAL sically, of course, but he is still | ed as one of the runners In the two | Saturday, March 5. In the Vatican the Swiss guards when the Manchurian activities Be young In spirit and in the desire to | mile__ relay _ team which wlU^ cM^ete Mr. Pickett is devoting much time gan. During the first weeks puhtte WIRE SEN. BINGHAM were in full imlform and the Papal Interest and patriotic fervor flamM do a full day’s work. agataVt the cream of ' "the New Eng-1 ” and energy in selling space for the PRESIDENT IS OPPOSED flag of yellow and white hung from Too Modest to Talk land colleges at the B. A. A. games show and has practically every high, but after C!hInchow fell even MAN IN ACCIDENT SUIT tbe mediaeval structures. The peace the Shanghai outbreak failed fully Beyond the admission that be In Boston on Saturday evening of automobile dealer In town under between tbe Papacy and the king CHAMBER’S STAND this week. Bates has won this ebam- contract and also more than fifty TO A BUSINESS TRUCE to revive the fervor which had grafl- would reach another milestone tO' dom secured by the Lateran Treaty ually abated. morrow, Mr. House, in bis cbarac olonsblp in tbe two-mlle relay event percent of the other booths have of 1929 was rudely shattered last Albert J. Weir of Summit - ■ -• ------' been sold. There will be eight spaces, teristic modest and unassuming for the past three years and has a summer then recemented by more Twenty-two million dollars’ worth Street, Co-Defendant, Loses manner, bad littl.: to say, since be Is fast team this year. "Red’’ Is run approximately 26 1-2 by 22 feet and Washington, Feb. 11—(AP) — A recent events. two spaces, 38 by 18 feet for the of $20 gold pieces were coined a t Oppontion to Relief Bill In $10,000 Case-Absolved not the type of a mar who seeks ning in second position. group of six score business execu Several weeks ago tbe Pope gave the United States Mint during No )ublic limelight. automobile dealers. There will be tlves, who placed before President further evidence of the reconcilia By Coroner. twenty-eight spaces ranged along vember. 1931, Total coinage during Haa Seen Town Grow Hoover today proposal for "a two tion by decorating Mussolini with November was 1.650,000 pieces, val Voiced by Local Organiza During his long business career the walls of the Armory for other years’ truce In destructive competi tbe Order of tbe Golden Spur and ued at $22,055,000. Damages of $10,000, the maxi which began In 1872 when he started RITCHIE CALLS ON U. S. exhibitors, with 10 foot frontage tion" were directed by him to re Foreign Minister Dino Grand! with mum amount allowed by law, was work for his father as a tailor ap- and a depth of seven feet. consider their suggestion. the Order of Pope Plus DC.- tion Last Evening. awarded against Albert J. Weir of ;jrentlce, Mr. House has had the op The decorations are In charge of Tbe group, representing independ Summit street and Thomas J. Bal portunity to observe the growth of NOT TO REDUCE ARMY Henry Schaller as chairman of the ent produders and distributors four of Hartford In favor of Robert Manchester perhaps better than zmy decorating committee. Mr. Schaller throughout tbe country, returned at WAKE UP YOUR The Manchester Chamber of Com J, Travis, administrator of the es other Manchester business man. A (Centinaed from Page 1.) is making arrangements for a lavish once from the White House to a BOOM MANY CANDIDATES merce laet night notified Senator tate of Patrick J, Mclnemey of Main street be knew with no stores and beautiful decorating scheme continuation of their conference at Hiram Bingham of Connecticut of Hartford. Tbe verdict was returned and many residences, today Is lined Americans may not rest solely on that will add greatly to the attrac the Hotel Mayflower. its opposition to the LaFollette- by a jury In Superior Court yester wfth stores but few private homes, jackets to protect them. tiveness of the show. Tbe proposal for a two year mora Bismarck, N. D., Feb. 11.—(AP) liVER B IL E - Costigan Unemployment Relief Bill, day, where the case was tried before Even the long dormant west side of ^rmy Is at an Irreducible torium in competition was asked as —Secretary of State Robert ]^me, oroviding Federal aid for the unem Judge Newell Jennings. tbe thoroughfare is Included In the nfinlmum, far below that provided an arbitrary period during which reversing a previous decisiqn, has WinOUT CdOMEt ployed to the amount of $376,000,000. Mclnemey died as tbe result of business area. The horse and wagon lavf. Is not this little enough In there mig'bt be "investigation by a ruled that presidential candidates in llie bill le opposed by the Hoover injuries received when be was struck of Mr. House’s early Business days human world, marked not alone CONTRACTORS HERE non-partisan committee of Congress tbe state preferential primary And Ton'0 Jnmp Out of Bed fal Admlnlitration as "the opening by Balfour’s car, after the latter had which carried many of the custom- | both men and nations by human of existing business conditions. March 15 may be filed without ^ the Morning Rarin* to Go wedge of tbe dole,” and it if expect collided with an automobile driven ers to tbe stores for their shopping, virtues, but by human faults and Tbe proposal asked that "a na their permission, unless they make ed that the lesue will be decided In GET P .O . PLANS tional economic true board" be set If jroo fMl four wi4 wak. w g a by Weir. Mclnemey was standing have given way to automobile and weaknesses as well, and in which specific requests for withdrawal. looks poak, doo t owallew o lot ol wWfk Congress today. „ , on tbe comer of Broad Emd Grand now tbe sight of a horse and wagon up, which could act as a clearing Officials predicted the ruling; The telegram sent by E. J. Mc governments are only mortals in oiL ioomtiYo * * C 9 l streets, Hartford, when the collision is a rarity. power, often Impelled by over house for suggestions and decisions made yesterday, would swell the gum u d oxpoet atom to malm yoqiwddWSf Cabe, executive secretary of tbe Came of Fine Family Afanchester Construction Co., looking toward better business. ranks of candidates. Gov. Franklin •weet sad booysBt mod fnU of ■anwiws. •Chamber, eald: LaFollette-C^stlgan occurr^. Balfour’s car turned over vaulting ambitions for themselves Members of the group disclosed For thar can't do H. T bv «plT and stmek Mclnemey, who suffered Bom a worthy sdon ('* one of the or for thdr coimtrles? and G. Schreiber and Sons to D. Roosevelt of New York, Demo bowels sad a hmco movoaMat dMaBt m Federal Unemployment Relief Bill that tbe President bad objected on crat, and former Senator Joseph I. tbs oanso. Tho reason for row downaaad strongly opposed by Manchester a frEUJtured skull and died at the town’s oldest and most prominent Europe’s Actions Bid on Government Job. tbe grounds a two year moratorium Chamber of Commerce. Manchester Hartford hospital. The accident took families—Edwin M. and Mary Ann "By all means let tbe nations of would nm afoul of tbe Sherman France of Maryland, Republican, ^^010110 place October 21,1931. (Tarbox) House—Charles E. House the world meet at Geneva to con Two Manchester building con- have already filed, and E. H. Sten- If this bllo la not flowias freeir,.FBW Emergency Employment Assoda- Anti-Trust Act. doeoa’t dlgert. It just dsearo to tbs bewelfc tlen, Inc., Is ad^uately taking care Both Balfour and Weir were ab attended local and Hartford schools sider genersd disarmament. Let I tractlng concerns are studying the The Chief Executive was quoted vlnk, former postmaster of Minot, of local situation. Our Board of solved from responsibility on tbe before working In a grocery store I ouf'representatives there find out plans and specifications for the new as sajing that two provisions of tbe announced yesterday he would cir Directors authorize Chamber's of- criminal side of tbe Superior Court, two years and then entering the on what theory European countries Manchester post office to be erected anti-trust law, those baimlng agree' culate on bis own initiative, peti fldal protest be wired you as our Tuesday, in tbe finding of tbe late clothing store conducted by bis fa- | they cannot afford to pay 1 at the Center In the spring. The menta to regulate production and to tions entering former Gov. Alfred ■yetsm is potoMied. policy deplores federal appropria- Coroner J. Gilbert Calhoun and tbe tber who founded the business more their just debts■ to us while they Manchester Construction Company fix prices, would be particularly E. Smith of New York. It takas thooo . old CABTXnf case against them was nolled. At than 80 years ago. The elder House and Gustave Schreiber & Sons are (3ov. William H. Murray of Okla UTTLB LIVER PipTu 3 to got tbeM twd uons for direct aid whlclj we believe can afford to pay huge sums on violated. pounds of bits (lowi^----. should and can be taken care of by torney Ralph O. Wells appeared for died in 1885 and bis wife eight years armaments which are an economic the Manchester concerns that will homa appeared as another likely foal "up sad up.** Taer ooataia Individual communities or the Weir, Attorney John C. Blackbal later. v I drain on them and an incentive to bid for the Wg government Job. candidate. George T. Murray, his hannlia^ gentla TageUbU oebaA l .,- A set of 32 large blue-print brother, announced he has received wban It oomee to making tha bUa Oow flatly. State,"______for Balfour, and Attorney S, P. Business Lekder future wars. But don't ask lor Uear pOla. A* lor C«tQ Waskowltz for Administrator Mr. House has steadily earned bis '*We see a world which has just sketches accompanied by a 132-pap ENVOY AND HOOVER word from Oklahoma City that the UtUa Lira PUIo. Look for tfao aama_Caitm1» Travis. way In business, social and fraternal I emergedcuiciKou fromiiwM. the most destructive------|------book of specifications . ^ is In t the ^ governor “would campaign In the Uttia Urar Pllla on tha circles here. Today he beads several ^ar In Its history giving every Indl- hands of the contractors wlm placed state March 3 to 5. ■ubatituta-25eataOoterefc RUSSIA IN FAVOR of Manchester’s principal business cation of preparing for another ordfers and the Manchester Clmmber HOLD A CONFERENCE concerns. He Is secretary, treasurer F V 6 I j OQUjjjjerce also received a similar MANUFACTURERTAX and manager of tbe C. E. House & "We should not encourage those copy. In each Instance, contractors OF DISARMAMENT Son, clothing store, president of the who would have the United States have to post a of $15 Washington, Feb. 11 — (AP) Manchester Lumber Company, pres disarm further as a- incentive guarantee the retura of the plans Ambtussador Edge today gave Presi Same High Quality—Same Money Back Guarantee to other nations to follow our ex- The new post office 8^11 Include a (Oontiiraed from Page One) ident of the J. W. Hale Company, dent Hoover details of conditions in secretary of the Manchester Build ample. I see little to convince me 1 basement, first floor and mezzanine. APPEARS CERTAIN The architecture will be of colonlEfi Europe eus seen from tbe EmbEussy be dear as daylight to all and sun ing & Loan Association, a director other nations would do so and we design, a style that will conform in Paris. dry—that the Soviet requires of tbe Manchester Trust Company, live in times too dangerous to try harmoniously, with the Municipal It was SEiid authoritatively the neither Increase of territory nor in- Washington, Feb. 11.—(AP)—A former clerk and treasurer of the that experiment. President desired an outline of tha terterence in tbe affairs of other na general manufacturers sales tax of Center Congregational church, for situation across the Atlantic and the tions to achieve its aim. It could, one or two per cent appeared cer mer member of the state legislature, ambassador was considered in a t h r i f t y therefore, do without an army, a tain to be the big Item on the new former town treasurer, oldest mem better position to make such a re : navy or military aviation or all oth revenue bill being drafted by the ber of the Manchester Kiwanls Club, port than any other AmericEm Manchester Lodge of Masons, King 1 stay out of the fields of private diplomat. Make Your Nearest A & P er forms of armed forces." House ways and means committee to be used for the facing material. Market your headquarters for M. Utvlnoff said he foresaw the with appointment today of a sub David Lodge of Odd Fellows and tbe business where It should not be, and The lobby will have a tile and Just before his conference, Edge rapid approach of a new armed con committee of seven to study the holder of various other positions of save the millions It spends yearly marble floor, marble wainscotting, deflated rumors he contemplated re quality meats. flict, provoked by the Intensification proposal advocated by a large num Importance in the civic, business and there. Let the government re plaster comice smd wood trimming. signing. He declared himself happy of political and International differ ber of representatives of big Indus fraternal world. member that the national defense The main entrance will face the In Paris and desirious of remaining. ences between the various states. tries. No Celebration is public business and must have intersection of East CJenter street He has no intention of entering tbe Sees New Conflict Subcommittees also were appoint For Charles E. House, tomorrow what the protection of our people (north side) and Main street. It will Senate race from New Jersey. FRIDAY SPECIALS “This conflict,” he said, "owing to ed to draft recommendations for In will be but another day. He plans and our rights require.” have a facade 61 feet In length. A The ambassador plEum to leave the the modem Improvements In weap crease In Income taxes and for the no celebration of the occasion but 58-foot elevation will face Main capital tomorrow, sailing on Monday Fancy, Fresh, Lean “Brightwood” ons of destruction, threatens human will probably he kept busy reading to return to his post. He plans an levying of a gift tax. ' street and one 75 1-2 will face East other visit to the United States next ity with Incredible disaster and un General Sales Tax messages of congratulation from his TALCOTTVILLE TO HEAR Center street. The bids will be open summer, probably about the time of precedented devastation. The Im Acting Chairman Crisp declined Wide circle of arlends. ed March 3 at 3 p. m. at the Treas ury department in Washington. the RepuMlcan National convention PORK pending menace of war Is causing to make the personnel of the sub In Chicago. universal alarm and arousing uni committees public. The proposal REMOVAL OF VAULT I BEETHOVEN GLEE CLUB Edge dc^clined to discuss publicly versal suspicion. This alarm and sus likely of approval Is to levy a gen European conditions and the pro ROULETTES picion, together with the burden of eral sales tax on manufactures as MULLIN FUNERAL blems centered around tbe repara taxation imposed upon the people they come from the factory In SOUNDS LIKE A WAR I Sacred Concert to Be Present tions and war debt questions. for the maintenance of the state of preference to taxes on IndMdual ed In Church There Tomor huge armed forces, Is nourishing and manufactured products. row Evening—To Sing 13 Hartford, Feb. 11.—(AF)—Joseph RING VISITS PREMIER intensifying the present economic Later, Crisp told the House unless crisis which la felt In all Its weight, “Machine Gun” Parker Would Numbers. Mullin of Hartford, dean of Con- sufficient revenue were raised to Feel Right at Home as For _____ nectlcut newspaper reporters who London, Feb. 11.—(AP)—Prime first and foremost, by the working balance the Federal budget^ “all the Minister RiunsEiy MacDonald, recov classes." reconstruction and temporary relief mer Home Bank Vault Is The B«U.o,.n Gle. Club |dl.d^Tu«da, 72, Boneless, no waste. Such a war, he said, could only be male voices wlU give a seciUar and I a cnarier ering In a hospital from an opera Makes an excellent roast, 4 to 5 lb. avg. measures will be futile." Tom Out. sacred concert at the Congregation- Club of Connecticut, an organlza tion on his eye, hEul a moat distin prevented by total and general dis The Georgia Democrat said the guished visitor today. It wsui King armament. He said no country is committee was "confronted by the , I al ehureh In TEdcottville tomorrow tlon of legislative reporters formed ALWAYS PLENTY OF ADVERTISED SPECIALS more In need of security than Rus Should "Machine Gun” Parker, ^t 8 o’clock. The club will during the 1909 session of the gen- George himself who had driven over most difficult of all problems any leave fhe Swedish Lutheran church eral assembly. President John G. from Buckingham Palace. AT A & P MARKETS sia which fourteen years ago was committee of Congress ever had’’ In an object of armed attack on all its the 26th Division, happen to be la 7:15 o’clock In private cars. Beckley of the Laurel Club has ap- Only a few persons saw tbe King trying to find ways of getting reve Manchester today Md walking | Resisting on the program vdll be pointed the following committee to walk up the hospital steps, wearing frontiers as well as a blockade and nue. Turkeys — lb. 29c Fowl...... lb. 23c a political and economic boycott. along the street near the former lo Miss Elsie Berggren, soprEtno; G. represent the club at the funeral a top hat and a heavy black over Bums Bridges cation of tbe Home Bank and Trust Albert Pearson, bass; and L. Bur- 'George D. Curtis of Hartford; coat. He WEUI accompEmled by an Fancy Young Toms Flump, Young, AOlk Fdd The Slno-Japanese conflict is a Appealing to all these. Crisp said Company he would be right at equerry. 8-3 1-2 Ib. avg. cause of especial anxiety to Russia, that they should have courage dette Hawley, accompEuflst. The Sidney W. Challenger of Middle Bonelese he said, because of Russia’s geo home. In order to get the steel club’s program will consist of thir- town; Joba A. Gleason of Hartford; enough to face the Issue, saying “I section of tbe vault out of the build teen numbers, Mr. Pearson will ap- ] Robert C. VEUice of New Britain; W Corned graphical nearness to the scene, the for one, have burned my bridges be ing it is necessary to cut away the Oven Roasts, lb. 19c existence of anti-Soviet propaganda hind me, and I am going to advocate pear in two graups and Miss Berg J. G. Myers of New Haven: Ward concrete coating on the inside and gren In one group B. Duffy, Robert D. Byrnes, William Why Get Up Nights? Shoulders — lb. 8c and a mobilization of forces of Rus enough taxes to balance tbe budget, the outside of the saie, about eight Top Round ' sian emigres. whether I come back to Congress or Inches through. A. SheehE^n, William A. Llnnane, not." The BEffe was built of steel posts jMoses Berkman, Cedric Foster, Her Make This 25c Test Steak...... lb. 25c Minute The Georgian said It would be bert L. Ctirapo, B. LeRoy Pond, that are set about eight inches DID YOU KNOW T H A T - James A. Harrington of Hartford Cut from quality steers. Cube Steaks, 18. 25c necessary to raise $1,241,000,000 to wide from the floor up to the cell This easy bladder physic Is need CURB QUOTATIONS balance the budget in the 1988 fiscal and Andrew Lyon of Bridgeport. ing Emd across between each one of Looks like Japan Is calling the ed to drive out Impurities and ex Standard year, "either through a general these bars weui another steel bar cess acids which cause Irritation Fancy Cape manufactures sale tax or excise tax set each elx Inches across which League Nations’ hand. In fact it Oysters...... pt. 25c Amer Super Pow ...... 8% looks like Japem is holding tho that results In leg pains, backache, Assd Gas and Elec ...... 4% es on sundry and divers commodi make spaces 6x8 Inches that have PUBUC RECORDS burning and getting up nights. BU- Solid m eat Mackerel .., lb. Ifie ties or Industries.” to be broken out. A sledge hammer League’s hand. Central States Elec ••■•••••• 1% Mount Washington was recently KETS, the bladder physio, con -Cities Service...... 694 Crisp said the bill that would be has no effect upon the walls and a taining buchu, Juniper oil, etc., drafted would be a "non-partisan power driven hammer is being used. reported the windiest spot in the Quit Claim Deed. Elec Bond and S h a re ...... 1094 United States. But that was before A quit claim deed from Susan M. works on the bladder pleasantly and at A ft P Prices Ford Limited ...... 4*% measure.” In the first hour that It was used effectively m castor oil on the bow He was loudly applauded at the Huey Long went. to______tbe Senate Waters to Leverett F. Gates on Goldman Sacha «••••••••»*•• 2^4 this niomlng one hole had been One consolation of the depression property located on the west side of els. Get a 26o box (5 grain else) IdldWeat Utils .••**•••••••*• 4^ conclusion of his remarks, the mem drilled through that exposed tbe McNall street was received in the from your druggist After four Niag Hud Pow •••••••••#••* 094 bers on both sides of the House ris bars. Is that It's showing up the thin- days, If not relieved of getting up ing and cheering him. The drill that Is being used ham skinned business man. Sort of bit town clerk's office this morning. A * P MEAT MARKtYl Penn Road ...... 3 ting him below the pelt. nights go hack and get your money. ■Puh Util Hold ,•••••••••,••• 94 mers away Uko a machine, gun and Two co-edi were hjhpnotised Emd You are bound to feel better after United Foimders ...... 194 According to a woman writer, this it Is not possible to stand within A specialist says we are worry this cleansing and you get your reg The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea country Is full of male nitwits. twelve feet of the work and be able Ing over "Imaginary difficulties. As, now Allegheny College hts prohibit Util^Pow and Lt ••••••••«••• 2 for instance, where Is our wander ed students from bsug put to sleep ular sleep. Locally at J. H. XJnltad Qaa 094 Which perhaps explains why so to carry on a conversation, lo loud I Professors: take aotloe. sad Co.—A t r t United Lt and Pow A ...... 294 many are Joining the alimony club. Is tbe noise. Ing prosperity tonight? ... ■; . < e*- ‘ . -S. • - ' ■ ^ r : ivVS"' ■' -:y 't'3 i >*&’; VltFf/i Daily Health aLdimo-n-dancQ Service BV j o f i n j Biiita on How to K e ^ Well CLfiVTOn by World Famed Authority. BACK. AILMENTS USUALLY REQUIRE INTENSE STUDY BEGIN HERE TODAY hoped hid her annoyance. “Make Beautiful ELLEN BOSSITER, a me Steven Barclay’s third wife on By DR. MORRIS F18HBEIN Mlesgirl in Barclay’s Departaient the strength of a few flowers?’’ Dr. Brown describes toe case of a "You can talk like that, young Style Sboiya by Gaa Company ^toe crowd. Hide red'w d white paper Store, lives with her extravagant man wb6 bad suffered for some 10 In Faxons, Foods and Famdos mother, MOLLY ROSSITBR, her lady, but you can’t fool your moth BY HELEN WELSHIMER hearts,; or better ilrill the tiny candy years with frequent attacks of pain Mrs. Arra Sutton Mixter, head of hearts on which HitlO 'veTsea are eHtor sister, MYRA, and her young er,” Molly declared in her airy as in toe back. Finally he could not sumption of sophisticated maturity. toe Home Economics department , of written.. Making tha. greateat num bmther, MIKE. The two girls sup ride in an automobile, lift anything, ber of words out df toe letters port the family. Molly fooUshly "Flowers might mean nothing from or even lean over to put on his shoes toe Hartford Gtoa Company, who has a young boy. But an older man hA FUNNY little house somewhere, a host of friends here in Manches "Saint Valentlpe’' to in,tei«8t^, al spends money saved to pay the rent. without getting a catch in bis back. lowing not more; th an '10 .in^ujlias. Ellen decides to work at night at doesn’t do things like that and you A coolde jar to fill, ^ It was found that t'e habitual ter, has arranged a unique program Bf^mland as a dance hall hostess know it. You’re only trying to for next week from Monday toe The reward to toe player ^tin g position of his body was In toe ex toe greatest nuttber.iiihould be some until the sum Is made up. The host throw dust in our eyes,” Kisses pressed on children’s lips treme range of m tion of bis spine, 15th to Satiurday Inclusive. This esses must wear evening dresses and series of lectures anc demonstra appropriate 'Valentine favor gift in When sleepy heads are still. particularly low down on toe back, a heart box. Pinnlns^,:a helurt onto a EBen owns none. Ellen was furious. She was con / and that as a result It took but tions will be o f. absorbing interest to a number of local women. MAny figure, bitodfoldbd, . or attoktog a STEVEN BARCLAY, a man of scious all the time that she was be slight effort to produce a strain. I^per arrow with a pin point into Kh‘ »nd Ellen’s employer, sees the ing ill-natured and ungracious, con Associated with the backache there of them are expert auto drivers and scious that she was blaming Steven A SHABBY doll, some scattered blocks, they are urged' to organize parties a heart on the wall to not new but rifl crying and discovers the situa was a long standing record of indi always good fun. Since it to toap tion. He offers to give Ellen a dress Sarclay because his flowers were gestion, difficulty in action of the and to attend as many of toe ses- not from another man, blaming him, And lamplight on the floor. blons of the kitchen style show as year toe ladies should wait on the but she proudly refuses. He then bowel, headaches, and nervousness. men, when time cornea for refteab- loans her n dress from stock. as well, for her mother’- foolishness. Old stories and old lullabies The man realized that be bad been possible; The Ibcal Gas company has Ellen Is half-pleased, half-fright 3ut she could barely restrain her overworking and that be was In generously offered to provide trana- M«flts and everything poaalble ened by her vealthy employer’s ob self from rushing from the table That have been told before. general fatigued. portation for a limited number of should be in heart shape. Dpcorate vious Interest In her. But she for when Molly began to pi for future At first it was difficult for the housewives who would like to take your aalads with little hearts cut gets him entirely when at engagements with Barclay. man to lie in bed because toe back in one or more of the lecture-demon from pimento Emd have heart shap land she meets handsome LARRY “You’ll need two or three light o r faith is built on simple things, was more uncomfortable in bed than strations, to be given at toe Gas ed sEmdwicbea, Ices xnd CEdeea. BABROWOATB, an artist whose Ittle dresses for evening," she was when be was on his ’eet. However, company’s fine uadltorium at 266 prospects, in his own phrase, are ex saying, “Luckily it’s summer and And she who sees a star. he was able to get good rest by plac Pearl street, Hartford, which will We have been Emeuptomed to toe actly nothing. She accepts Larry s you can wear anything. I do wish u F ing one or two pillows under bis seat comfortably hundreds of peo velvet jacket for sleeveless gowns. invitation to tea the following toy. four Aunt Myra would se*"! another Will ^ d that it is brighter knees, taking the strain off the ple. Very new and obanping is toe tiny Her mother Is already planning that lower part of his spine. Sitting in The classes for housewives will lace jacket for afternoon or eve )ox. It’s about time for one,’’ Where little children are. ning affairs. Ellen shall capture Barclay which “What are you thinking of, moth bed In an erect position put more open at 2 o’clock each afternoon ex exasperates the girl. She says noth strain on the spine than when be cept Saturday when the offices of er?" Ellen protested In a vain at Have you noticed and taken ad- ing of the meeting with Larry. tempt to check the tide. “You’re was on bis feet. toe company close a. 1 p. m. The In the morning flowers wnve If toe spine can rested by hav lesson on that day will begin at 11 vantEQie of toe food stuffs we ware making tremendous plans on noth- wont to consider aa luxuriaa. Fancy from Barclay, Ellen Is distressed ng at all. I won’t have It!" ing toe patient lie face downward a. m. when Mrs. Juanita Dean, because they are not I^rrys gift, with pillows under his hips, toe op president of the Connecticut Home calves’ liver at 49 cents a pound this but her mother and sister are de “Well," responded Molly, hurt, “If portunity may 'tt used to apply hot week, and high grade canned fruits, you don’t want us to share your Economics association, and well lighted. packs to the back to relieve the known for her work ut the Hartford peaches, pineapples Emd fruits for Measures with you—why I salad at toe lowest price in years. NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY Ellen was suddenly remorseful. pain and the inflammation, The High school and riulio broadcasting, patient was taught to breathe prop will discuss “Modern Automatic Whether you are to have a party CHAPTER VIII Mother was mother, dsllrttful, or not tomorrow, Lincoln’s day, feather-headed. Irresponsible. ’There erly and efforts were made to Cookery,” and toe social aspects if The Initial excitement over Steysn strengthen his abdominal muscles the family dinner. Valentine’s or Washington’s birth was no need to destroy her gayety. bad at last mat tha man who waa sential justice of that particular day, stock up on some of these real Barclay's flowers and Steven Bar so oa to help diatrlbuta his weight Every evening at 6 o’clock, ex clay's Intentions simmered down a As she comforted her, Ellen s to raaeua tbam all. case and upon such adjustments as properly. A brace was planned bargains. amused tolermit look went to meet "Did you maan anything apaciol, are most likely to bring a peace that cept Saturday, classes are open for little as breakfast progressed. For which helped him to hold himself employed business women. one thing, Mike with his clamorous Myra’s self-conscious eyes. And she Elian?" Myra apoka at Taat with will be permanent. in the proper position, and when the There is nothing more cheerful saw with an unpleasant shock ttot aflort and bopad that Ellan’i Jaar- patient got back on bis feet he was Monday, February 16 to 2 p. m., than a few lively house dresses or demands for "M' o toast, F’len' and steady, sensible Myra, for once, had ng laugh would prova her wrong. Second—Peoples and provinces the lecturer will be Mrs. H. H. “Just a little teeny bit of your cof are not to be bartered. taught how to use his body more ensamblea for toe mother or home fee, Mom," made any s'istalned- dis sided against her. Myra helleyed But Elian did not laugh. correctly In the sitting, standing and Speers of Connecticut Agricultural maker. Gay prints a rt so reason she had been deliberately coquettish. “No, 1 didn’t maan ansrthing apa- Third—Every territorial settle college, and her subject will be cussion Impossible, But after he had ment Involved In this war must be bending positions. When be finally able and the flair 1s for apron and gulped his food and scampered Molly readily forgave the grave clal," aba rapliad uncomfortably, learned bow to sit and stand cor* “Breakfast.” Not only the menu and perhaps a kerchief or cap for your Injury that Ellen had done her. The aftar an appraclabla pauaa. WILSON'S REPLY made in the Interest and for toe ben its preparation will be featured but away, Molly was at the fascinating efit of toe populations concerned. rectly, bis backache and indigestion hair to match. If you cannot run toj^o again. She went straight to easy tears dried and she was laugh “That’a why you waran’t plaaaad cleared up, and be was asked to the necessary linen, china and silver them up ' yourself on toe machine, the main Issue, ing, sparkling again. over tha llowara, ian’t It?’^ Myra On Feb. 11, 191S, President WU- Fourth-A ll well-defined national change his routine of life so as to will be used tud toe latest In ranges, they are selling apron and dress “Mr. Barclay Is a bachelor. Isn’t “You’d better be good to me," she parilatad, “It waa becauaa you mat son replied to the speeches of Chan aspirations shall be accorded toe ut overcome his constant fatigue. coffee makers Emd other appliances ensembles that are unusually at- gayly rebuked Ellen. 'Tve a sur- Bomaona you llkad batter laat night cellor von Hertllng of Germany and most satisfaction that can be ac This record is an Indication of an demonstrated, Emd coffee served to ractive and In keeping with toe be, Ellen?" . . ise I’ve been keeping for you. corded them without Introducing the guests. “I don’t know and don’t care,’’ at Dreamland? You apoka of meat- Count CzemlD of Austria-Hungary Immense amotmt of study and toe modern, cheerful kitchens of toe Ellen answered on a note of rising Vcitortoy after you tolepboood ng aomeona there. It waa a man, new or perpetuating old elements A care necessary In order to take care Tuesday will be children’s day. present day. resentment, “Oh, dear! I’m Mfry.” about not having tne right dreai wasn’t It, a man that you liked?" In an address before Congress, set discord. properly of a patle|>t with backache. Miss Beatrice HEdl nutrition direc she apologized, as tears welled up went out and bought you a lovely Her breath rose and fell on a ting forth his four requirements for On this date also the Bolshevlkl The diet, toe amount of fluids taken tor of toe Connecticut Dsdry and Copy of a cablegram received this In Molly's eyes. “I didn’t mean to printed chiffon with the cunnlngest ong sigh. peace. declared war at an end with ^ the and toe amotmt of rest are all Im- Food Council will discuss children’s morning from London tells of toe be rude, I Just hated being made a little Jacket that you take off when “Yes, I did," Ellen replied defiant First—Each part of the final set Central Powers, and Russian troops portamt. It Is not possible merely to luncheons, and toe fashion show on vogue of velvet at society waddings Roman holiday. I think he’s a you dance." ly, her bright, hostile eyes moving tlement must be based upon toe es were ordered demobilized. treat toe painful point and to take living models will demonstrate chil in England. Miss PEunela Brassey widower," ’Thera was oa appalled alienee. from her sister to her mother and It for granted that that will relieve dren’s clothes. who recently became toe bride of • “Grass," supplied Myra. ' He s Molly added nervoualy, defenaive- bock again. “Furtbeamore, I hope toe condition. Wednesday Effternoon at the same Duncan McIGfinon at S t MEurgaret’s, been married l^ ce, I don’t know ly, “It was a great bargain and you and mother will be kind enough hour Mrs. Nan Bryant Rodauch will Westminster, wore deep ivory vel what happened to his first wife but since we didn’t have enough money to let me handle my own affairs. I lecture on the “Family Dlimer.” vet, which suited toe tall blonde he divorced the second one—got a to pay the rent anyway, why, don’t meddle in yours." Evening Herald Pattern Thursday afternoon, Miss Olea wearer, &a toe cable. statrt. Miss Mexican divorce. The papers were thought—" "I’m sorry, dear.” Sands of the Farm Bureau who is a Barbara Caithorpe, daughter of Sir full of It at the time." Myra con “Oh, mother," walled Myra, "can’t “Don’t ‘dear’ me!” burst out Ellen _Y our favorite with women Eill through this Fitzroy Gough CEdtoorpe wlU wear cluded self-consciously, "The second you see there’s no point at all in furiously. "You and mother—both section of the state through her con ivory white velvet at her marriage Mrs. Barclay was Leda Grayson— Ellen’s working herself to death at of you—make • ve sick. We’re poor. nection with the Farm Bureau, will Dreamland if all the extra money Is and nine brideemaJds vlll weEur blue that notorious dancer. There was a All right, I can recoup the family Children discuss the “Club Luncheon” and Its velvet Tudor style, two smEd} pages terrific scandal." to go for her clothes?” fortimes by trying to trap a rich social importEmce. Friday Mrs. “But now she can return the other will wear blue velvet trousers Emd “Oh," said Molly uncertainly. She man into marriage. That’s fine and By Olive Roberts Barton Carolyn W. Blxby will demonstrate ruffled chiffop blouses at. Miss Bet was dashed. "Then that’s different," dress to Mr. Barclay and start out honorable solution. That's just __JBJ£52 BY NEA^^ggVICE_INC__‘ the correct choice of table silver and right with him,’’ argued Molly. “It’ll ty MEumers marriage to CaptEdn "It wasn't hlF fiult," Ellen put In great! It makes no difference what other essentials of the formEil din John Lascelles and -eight brides sullenly, reluctantly compelled to come in handy anyhow. You’ll see. I—” . Wher it is necessaty to pimish ner. A special exhibit from one of come to Steven Barclay’s defense. "I Things are starting to happen to children we must take care that maids will weEir peach velvet. the Meriden silver manufacturers MARY TAYLOR. remember the whole story now. It Ellen. No one knows how long she’ll She burst unexpectedly into tears we cl( n’t do move harm than will be assembled for this lesson. was all the woman’s fault.” have to work anyway.” and rushing from the table ran into good. If the results of a punish This and indeed Edl of the lectures "I should say It was her fault,” Ellen aaw her way clear at last. the bedroom and flung herself upon ment cause more eventual damage will be of especlEil appcEiI not only Two of the largest saw mills in Myra commented warmly. She am "I love working at Dreamland,’ toe bed. When Myra followed and than the habit or offense that is to women who entertain a great the Untied States are located at plified her statement, “Leda Gray she said. "It’s not work. It’s fun sat down on the bed she refused to being disciplined, theu It Is wrong. deal, but to the mothers of children BogEdusa, La., Emd Longview, Wash. son cheated from the first but Mr. there. I want to keep on. I met speak except to Insist hysterically Do we need pumshirent? Under Eind homemakers in general who are The former hEM a capacity of 1,000,- Barclay was chivalrous enough to someone—well anyway I wouldn't that she be left alone. our present state oj Imperfection interested in obtaining the newest 000 board feet a day, Emd toe latter get a divorce in Mexico—incompati give up going there for anything,' “Listen to me,” Myra pleaded in child mEinsgement It seems nec in modern home mEdcing Emd the hEM about the same output. bility or something. Everything was she finished confusedly. tearfully, resisting Ellen’s efforts to essary. most up-to-date methods of experts. settled in secret but they • say she force her away. "Listen now. You’ll If we knew >iU about children add how to train them early, no MEmy of the larger Hartford stores got $1,000,000 for taking back her As Myra and MoUy, their argu cry yourself sick. I’ll be crying if as well as the food manufacturers A Chicago surgeon says Ameri- her maiden name. Nobody criti ment forgotten, turned their star you don’t stop. I—I’m crying now. punishment would be necessary— CEm boys and girls are crazy for a ever. The usual code is to allow are cooperating with the Gas com good time. A lot of stock market cized him at all.” tled eyes on her she was conscious “You’ve spoiled everything,” Ellen pany in this coming intensive edu "That’s good. Then everything’s that she was blushing. sobbed, her voice muffled by pillows. a child to reach school age with investors have found out they were There was a long silence in the out any particular training. We cational campaign. Manchester wo crazy for nothing at Edl. all right,” sighed Molly, relieved and “We couldn’t. Not if you feel as men will do well to be on hand early not ashamed to show it. “I felt sure cluttered dining -oom where the I think you do. Mother and I were let him grow Eind watch bis exer he wouldn’t have shown Ellen atten^ sunshine, already growing hotter, cise and calories more than we do to be sure of a seat at these demon wrong and selfish. But we didn’t strations which are bound to attract tion if things hadn’t been all right.’ trickled through curtains of cheap understand, didn’t know how It was. bt.a obedience and habits. Then "What arc you tiylng to‘do?” theatrical gauze and shone on the when he starts in to make notice hundreds of patrons of the Gas com How could we? I t’s breaking my pany. asked Ellen in a tone which she fine old mahogany table where two heart that you think T’m such a able mistakes we punish them out tcuMcnmExioN pretty girls sat with their pretty, of him. A great deal of it is an brute.” Es^dloped Onions Eind Tomfitoes dark mother. They had shared every emotion, admission of our own mistakes. Ruddy toedfs—sp^kling .eyes— Ellen, the soft flush receding from There are other things to be Mrs. Marion Rowe, home econo most women can havel Pr. F . M. Ed every thought, almost every action mist with the Manchester Electric her cheeks, was thinking of Larry from babyhood. Soon they were In considered also Children are im wards tor 20 years treated scores qf Harrowgate—his gray eyes smd his each othex’s arms, crying together pulsive, they act and then think ’company in one of her menus for a women for liver and bowel ailments. COLDS quick, infectiour laugh, the way he too 'ate. They' have Edways a baked dinner of baked stuffed cod, During these years he gave his pa u b Musterole well into your chest and then laughing. Ellen wiped her tients a substitute for calomel made of had said he was glad he bad found streaming eyes and swimg her feet strong pull between desire Emd the baked potatoes, biscuit Emd cinna .. and throat—almost instantly you her. She was inking that she will to do right. Children do not mon apples, gave this recipe for a few well-known ve«table ingte- feelR easier. Repeat the Musterole-rub over to the floor. dients, naming them" l)r. . Edwards would see him soon, soon. “I must look a fright,” she aald always have toe will, which is escalloped onions and tomatoes: once an hour for five hours . . . natural for various reasons. Some 1 quart can tomatoes, Olive Tablets. Know them by their what a glorious relief! _ Scatter-brained MoUy, rebellious shakily. and alarmed, was thinking too. times they do things because they 1 cup sliced onions, olive color. I’hose good old-fashioned cold reme She went to the mirror to ex cannot see the justice of what These tablets are wonder-workers dies—oil of mustard, menthol, camphor Something had arisen to menace the amine her reddened eyes. She be 1 cup diced celery, on the liver and bowels, causing a bright fancies she had been weaving. they are told. Also they forget. 1 cup bread crumbs, —are mixed with other valuable ingredi gan vigorously to dab on powder, However, if a parent thinks that normal action, carryifig off the irtste ents in Musterole to make it what doc What was there to say? What was conscious that Myra, cross-legged on , 2 tablespoons melted butter, and poisonous m atter in (me’s system. there to do? A certain hardness in it Is best for a child to be punish Sait Emd pepper to taste. tors call a “c o u rtfer-irriran f” because the bed eind still somewhat tearful, ed, as a reminder, or for his own If you have a pale foce, sallow look. it gets action and is not just a salve. Ellen’s square flushed jaw warned WEIS watching, Layers of the vegetables were af- It penetrates and stimulates blood her that tears would be useless. So good, care sh'U’ld be taken as to rEmged in a buttered bEddng dish “I’m sorry I said such things,” the meEms. circulation and helps to draw out infec she held her silence. Ellen begEm in a shamed voice. and baked for about Em hour or im- tion and pain. Used by millions for 20 Myra’s thoughts were darting Don't Miimlliate Child til the onions were tender Emd the one' of Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets “You were perfectly right. You One of the favorite means for years. Recommended by many doctors from Bert to ^en. She was re should have been Eingry. I didn’t crumbs brown. nii^tly for a tiipe and note toe pleas- and nurses. All druggists. membering the way she had loved making a child correct his ways ingresults. reEilize, and I know mother didn’t, is to shame him before other peo To Mothers—Musterole is also Bert in the beginning, was remem how selfish we were being.” Gsunes for a Valentine Party Thousands of women and men made in milder form for babies bering the way that love had faded ple. Probably of Edl forms of retri Dr. Edwards Olive Tabdeta—now and “No, it WEIS ny fault,” insisted bution this is the most pernicious. A variation of the old pesmut and small children. Ask for Chil^ with endless waiting. Surely Ellen hunt is always useful in mixing up toentokeepfit. ISc^30cand60c. dren’s Musterole. Ellen, eager now for her share of If he is humiliated he will never for could not in the brief space of one the blame. “I don’t know what got night have met another Bert. Sure get it—hie self-respect to dealt a into me. ThEmk goodness It’s over serious blow and almost the easiest ly life could not be so cruel Just now.” when it had seemed things were to thing to kill is self-respect Emd con The ugliness of the scene in the fidence. A whipping Is much kind be easier, just when, she admitted dining room wEis forgotten. The honestly, It had seemed that Ellen er. sisters were friends ag^n. Present To sesme a child by threatening ly Myra spoke lightly of the young to tell romeone whom he fears man Ellen had met at DreamlEmd. SCBOOL DAYS! is cruel. Watch him lose appetite Whqt was he like? What was his and sleep and become nervous smd name? Here’s a new dress that will have enormous appeal to toe younger .unhappy. The prolonged threat ’Thus toe first storm of a day that girl as well toe college miss. ' that lasts over a i>eriod of days to 20 Pounds Of Fat was to prove memorable for Ellen It offers such excellent themes for contrasting colours smd fabrics. blackmEiil. Rossiter faded away. And Isn’t the wrapped closing with button trim attractive ? The I dislike whipping, chiefly be (To Be Oonttaaed) skirt, cut slightly circular, moulds the figure snugly through toe hips. cause it outrages a child in E d m o st Lost Her Prominent Hips— The bodice is slashed from too ccnter-neck, Euid finiabed for closing un every part of hla mental smd emo Phoencians are SEdd to have der the bow tie. tional mEdee-up. But 1 sometimes Doable Chin—Sluggishness— come upon glsusa mstoing when toe It’s EM simple as A, B, C to mEdce it. And it tsdees but 2 1-2 yards of ^ '^huf'ljorltA cf-hhJ (^Character think a smacking in a sEife place crew of a PhoenlclEin vessel lEinded 39-inch material with 1 1-4 yards .of 39-inch contrasting for toe miss of privately attended to is much pre Gained Physical Vigor— on. a Palestine river bank to pre 16 years. ferable to toe prolonged forms of A Shapely Figure. pare food. No rocks were available Style No. 2668 may be had in sizes, 12, 14, 16, 18 and 20 years. torture. so toe seamen used lumps of soda Brown angora wool jersey with vivid green Jersey Is very practical To curtail a privilege Is better. If you’re fat—first remove toe for their cargo to support their and effective as sketched. The coltor may be .of toe green ahade or of Scolding to merely an emotionEd S uite OR cause! cooking utensils. Heat of toe fire white pique. The tie to brown crepe de chine. outlet for toe piment Take '<5.‘ MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU), SOUTH M^CHESTER, CONN,. THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1982, PAOliWMK Holland Scores 19 Points As Guards Win, 36 to 2^ MY DEAR— a MAR-velous Race! PORT ' Whistle Solo Taboo AND Knights of Lithuania c l a n t s In Oldtimers’ Game TOR Defeated Second Timi b^WHUAMBRAUCHER The rush of the American Olym Essay on Skiing pic winter forces, led by Dart Personal Contact Permissi SONJAHENIEWINS Ski-Jumping isn’t much different mouth’s fiaahy Jack Shea, is the Visitors From HartfjDrd SboM from driving an automobile at 300 tipoff on what is quite likely tcl hap I V miles an hour. It's just about as pen all along the Olympic war ble; Old Alhambras Series OLYMPMNTEST easy. Barney Oldfield says all the fronts this year. Poorly; Guards Lead Pnlii^ driver of a car that could make such speed would ha-ve to do would be to Uncle Sam's boys and girls, en Is Recalled; Dillon's “ hold her on the line.” In jumping trenched In their own back yards of tically All the Way; Other 20-Year-Old Norway Blonde with those slippery slats fastened to competition, have a big advantage your feet, you only make about 100 to start with, in conditions alone. “ Shirt-Tail Chase” Grows miles an hour—and all you have to On top of that, the invading talent Notes of Interest. Adjudged Best Figure do is to hold the old anatomy “on 4s much less numerous, even though More Fabulous. the line,” and be ready to spring a it Includes most of the outstanding V Skater At Lake Placid. little when you light. foreign stars. It has been quite a few years since Let’s see, the distance from home Of course it won’t be any run Ty Holland was a star high'scbqo} away at Los Angeles. The Finnish Don't be surprised if the modern plate to first base is 90 feet. Alf athlete, but he still manages to kaop Engen, holder ot a professional brigade, led by Paavo Nurmi, Laurl .!0-minute whistle solo is missing very much in the sporting limeltgist Lake Placid, N. Y., Feb. 11.— } record, “yumps” all the way from Lehtinen and a few others, will at from the charity basketball program as attested by his sterling exhibition (A P )—Sonja Henle, 20 year old! 200 feet to 246 feet. Imagine the tend to that, if the others don’t. at the state armory here Saturday Dlonde from far away Norway, still | three bases used on a ball diamond of basketball shooting at the state night when the Manchester and New But the Afriericans, in full force and is the world’s foremost woman f i g - ' stretched out on a line. Engen confident, will possess advantages armory last night. ' Britain oldtimers don their moth- ure skater. v/ould be able to jump for nearly a eaten uniforms. In ye olden days, that should mean a bigger share of Holland scored 19 points as the Before the first “sell out” crowd three-base hit. National Guards were handing the basketball included much more per track and field titles for the U. S. the third winter Olympics has at Compared to skyscrapers, such A. than in any Olympiad since 1904. Hartford Knights of Lithuania a sona) contact than it does today and tracted, the petite Sonja turned in jumps as Engen’s would amount to 36 to 28 beating. He made seven fouls were consequently sometimes Which is aot to say, of course, a dazzling performance last night leaps the length of a 20 to 25-story that our boys might not do a pretty field goals and caged five of his x almost a rarity. to gain once again the title of building. Suppose you were in an fair job for themselves under any eight foul tries. Six of his floor \ The preliminary game between Olympic champion, the world’s titJe elevator at the top of a 25-story goals came in the first half, most of the National Guards and South Wil- circumstances and in boom times. “Ty” Holhjid she has held for the last five years. building. Suddenly they jerked the But there is no need for any hilari them off Captain “Red” Mazotas of lington will be an appropriate con Spinning through the breath-taking fioor out from under you. Would ous waving of the good old fiag, as the Knights. trast to the Manchester-New Bri double jump “corkscrew” top pir your face get red? things shape up. The Guards now have beaten the tain contest insofar as fouls are con ouette and “rabbit”, jump, unruffled Let’s not send any marines to K. of L. twice in as many games, cerned. In the first game there will and a perfect sample of suberlative Shanghai until we see how this in Thrill Man Dempsey BOX SCORE turning them back a few weeks ago undoubtedly be many fouls called poise, the youthful Sonja brought to ternational argument comes out at ' “Two of the most thrilling sport by one point, 26 to 25. Next week while in the Oldtimers get-together, ing events I have covered,” wrote its feet a crowd that packed the big Lake Placid. National Guards (36) Wednesday the Guards entertain the referee’s whisth will probably Larry Grill of the Phoenix (Arlz.) Babson Institute of Boston, Mass., arena. P. B. F. T. be conspicuous through its silence. Her supreme balance at all times, Just Lean and Bend Gazette, in answer I d our question and on Feb. 26, meet the Baltimore , 2 Holland, rf rg .. . .7 .'>-8 As a result of the permissable her charm and the ease with which The other day at Lake Placid, o naire, “were the Wlllard-Dempsey 19 Orioles. 0 Tierney, r f ...... 1 1-1 personal contact years ago, closer she carried through the m o|t diffi Caspar Oimen of the United States fight at Toledo and the Dempsey- 3 The Guards played an improved 2 McCann, I f ...... 1 3-6 5 guarding was possible and the final cult feats won the whole crowd, as the take-off, and when the ground Gibbons fight at Shelby. That first brand of bEisketball last night, in 0 Chapman, If ...... 0 0-0 0 scores were usually much smaller well as the Olympic judges to her. comes up to meet you (after drop round at Toledo when the bell jam spired no doubt by the uncanny ac 0 Turkington, c ,. .. .2 2-3 6 than they are today. For instances Second honors were given to ping the length of a skyscraper, med and saved Willard from a curacy of Holland. He made all of 4 Gustafson, rg .. . .0 1-1 1 there was the game that Company Fritzi Burger, Austrian champion mind you), just bend the knee to knockout after Referee Ollie Pecord the Guards’ field goals the first half 0 Dowd, rg ...... 0 0-0 0 G beat South Manchester High 3 to who also was splendid, but marred absorb the force of the impact.” had counted him out was one of which ended 18-14 for Manchester. 2 McHale, Ig ...... 1 0-0 2 2: also the series between Company an otherwise* perfect performance There w u are; if you ever happen the most dramatic scenes in pugilis Charlie Shimkus, entering the fray by faltering near the end, so her to fall dlf the Empire State building, tic history. (By the way, did you lAte and emerging before its conclu G and the Alhambras of East Hart 10 12-19 36 ford which Manchester won by hand touched the Ice at the conclu be sure to remember about bending know that Peoord has retired after ,12 sion due to personals, led the K. of sion of one of her turns. Baribel that old knee. There are tricks in 43 years of refereeing?) Knights of Lithuania (28) K scoring, Maiin’s floorwork was scores of 7-9, ,26-3 and 12-9. Other brilliant as usual. games were similarly close. "Vinson of Boston was third. every trade, even in the vocation of “The Dempsey-Gibbons fight gave P. B. F. T. falling down elevator shafts. 2 Malln, I f ...... o 2-4 It was in the final game of the Congratul^ons were in order, for Miss Jean Wilson, right, of Cana me a thrill, not because of the fight 6 The first phase of ski-jumping is 0 Yakobowltz, rf . . .0 0-1 The Knights were guilty of fiunb- ' G-Aihambras series at the old Wells YESTERDAY’S RESULTS da, bad won the 500-meter skating race for women in the Winter Olym itself, but because of the • intense 0 like chuting the chute. The second 4 ShlmkoB, rf Ig .. ...4 3-7 ling the ball often and also of miss street armory here that Dick Dil Bob sleds (two man) final stand pics at Lake Placid, N. Y. Miss Elizabeth Dubois, left, of the United hostility of the crowd toward Demp 11 phase differs from the chute in that 1 Papekas, r f ___ ing easy shots. It is evident also lon Is supposed to have been given ing—Four heats. States, finished second—but she was first in offering a friendly kiss to the sey and Kearns. There was elec .. .0 0-0 0 Won by United States (Stevens- Instead of water on which you skim 2 Shages, c ...... 8 1-1 7 that there is a bit of dissention a “shirt-tail chase” to the Hartford conqueror. At the finiah of the second heat, shown below. Miss Wilson tricity In the air and had Dempsey Stevens) 8:14:74; second Switzer along, there is only some very blank 2 Mazotas, Ig ...... 1 0-0 2 among the players. The night be trolley car, a more or less imtruth- (1). was first and Miss Dubois (2). was third. stopped Tommy there might have land (Capadrutt-Geier) 8:16:28; space upon which to ride. In ski- 3 Arburr, r g ...... 1 0-1 2 fore, they were defeated in Water- been trouble.” ful story which has grown with the third. United States (Heaton-Min- jumping you find that just about bury. As a result, the large crowd imagination of relaters year after Shadow On Wimbledon ton) 8:29:15; fourth, Rumania when, in the course of your jump, 14 11 6-14 28 which usually follows the Knights year. The truth is that he did com (Papana-Hubert) 8:32:47: fifth, you might be expected to hit the It’s little short of heresy in Elng- Scoring Each Quarter wherever they play, has decreased, plete dressing in the trolley car but (Germany, (Killan-Huber) 8:35:36; ground, there is no groimd there. iand to tal|( of subordinating the Guards ...... 12 6 9 9—36 whether or not he ran to ckteh the sixth, Italy (Di Montelera-Caslno) They have figured that all out in ad classic grass courts of Wimbledon K. of L...... 4 10 9 5—28 Bristol High edged Weaver 15 to 9 in a defensive schoolboy battle at trolley or to get away from the 8:36:33. vance and have tadeen the ground TRADE SCHOOL WINS to hard-court play in tennis, but the Halftime: 18-14, Giuards. the Weaver gym yesterday after crowd Is still disputed by the story Ski running (18 Kilometers) In away. So all you haVe to do is to British already are facing the prob Referee: Boggini. tellers. cluding sik running section of com wait until the ground does decide to lem. noon. Each team made four field The Manchester Oldtimers will bined 18 Kilometer run and jumping come up and meet you—which is re "Hard courts are replacing grass goals. Gurske caged five fouls for Bristol. practice at the state armory at 8 event. latively soon, since you are breezing courts in hundreds of clubs,” Stan o’clock tonight at which time Won by Sven Utterstrom, Sweden along at about 100 miles an hour. IN MERIDEN, 25 to 23 ley N. Doust is told in The London available old uniforms will be mobi one hour'23 minutes 7 seconds; sec Daily Mail. “They are more suit SETBACK The St. Mary’s scored their first lized in an effort to fit the youths ond, Axril Vlkstrom, Sweden; third. Judging from the Olympic un able to club tennis than grass, city series victory of the season in of yesteryears. Buttons will be Veil Saarinen, Finland; fourth. M. pleasantness, the disarmament con which wears out quickly. Hartford last nigiit defeating the T. moved wherever necessary and sew Lappalanlnen, Finland; fifth, Ame ference ought to do something about “After all, we have to consider LI. H. A. 26 to 20. Waterman and Superior Foul Shooting BOX SCORE Briggs were high scorers for tbe ed on tightly to prevent popping off Rustadstuen, Norway; sixth. Johan skates. the millions of club players all over RED MEN TOURNEY winners with seven points. Barron’s due to mid-section pressure. Grottumsbraaten, Norway. the world as well as the few stars ten was best for the losers. Knight Ferris of Oak street, Figure skating women. Won by Nice Gentle Grade Proves Deciding Factor; Manchester.Trade (26) The Red Men held their setback who play well enough to compete in sitting last night at Red Men Clu’o former Company G star back in 1907 Sonji Henle, Norway: second, Fritzi The getting off place Is pitched to P B F T international tournaments. One can meet your fall, and gently graded and W. Gustafson was high with Connecticut Aggies lost Jinothcr has been struck with the fever and Burger, Austria; third Maribel Vin 2 Jolly, rf ...... 4 1-2 9 coimt on the fingers of one hand the so you and Mother Earth melt to Talk of Series With High 3 Sendrowski, If . . . 2 0-0 4 177, M. Madden second with 169 and basketball game last night but he will be seen in togs Saturday son, United States; fourth. Con number of clubs *in this country Harold Madden, the Manchester stance Wilson Samuel, Canada; ward each other until you merge. 1 Kovls, c ...... 3 0-1 6 Peter Vendrillo third with 168. The night, John H. Crockett, formei M. which have grass courts good Red Men will hold their next sitting guard, continues to feature for his fifth. Vivl Ann Hulten, Sweden: At the point where the merger is 0 Magnuson, r g ___ 2 1-2 5 H. S. and Company G star from 1909 consummated, please remember School to Be Played at enough for important champion next Wednesday night at Red Men team even though in defeat, tie to 1914, has also heard of the game sixth. Yvonne De Llgne, Belgium. 1 Sclbek, Ig ...... 0 1-1 1 ships. The sooner Wimbledon scored seven points v.’ith three fields Point standing: Unofficial com about the knee action. All you have club. in New York City and has wired 1 Rossi, Ig ...... 0 0-0 0 changes from grass to hard courts Following are the 12 leaders. Ed and a foul. petition on 10-4-3-2-1 basis. United to do is slide one ski forward and that he will be here to join with his bend one knee almost to the ski. End of Season. the better it will be for tennis gen Laird 1385, P. Vendrillo 1377, T. old teammates. States 76; Canada 36: Norway 27; 8 11 3-6 25 erally.” Goggen 1366, W. Schleldge 3355, R. Manche-ster High plays in East Sweden 22; Austria 15; Finland 18; But how do you keep your bal Dave McCollum, Army and Navy Meriden Trade (23) Happy Daze Gustafson 1333, M. Madden 1319, Hartford tomorrow night. West Switzerland 5; Germany 4; Ru ance, after lighting on snow with P B F T Club steward, is reorganizing his those waxed slats sliding under you Manchester Trade had a close In the search for a new nickname W. Gustafson 1306, H. Cohn 1301, Hartford plays at Bristol, Meriden mania 3; Italy 1; Belgium 1. 2 Calvatore, rf ...... 3 0-3 6 “Royal Razzers” who in years gone at something better than express for the Brooklyn baseball club, to C. Ellington 1283, M. Steiner 1229. at Middletown. Hockey: U. S. 8; Germany, 0. call from defeat yesterday after 1 Festa, If ...... 2 0-0 4 by were the ruination of many a train speed? Oh, yes, we almost noon at Meriden when it won a 25 replace the Robinsonless “Robins,” J. White 1196, Ed Granger 1178. Hockey Standing 2 Wesnefski, c .... 2 0-1 4 G.4MES TONIGHT team to visit here. New Britain will W L Pts forgot that—all you have to do is to newspaper fancy has hit upon the Vendrillo and Cohn were beaten be the target for his crew Saturday to 23 thriller from the Meriden 2 Sargent, rg ...... 2 0-1 4 out by R. and H. Gustafson' 13 out Canada ...... 8 0 10 sway. Just light your old Jimmy label “Knights.” night but if the Manchester boys pipe and sway, sway, sway. If you Trade team which it had trounced 1 Kuchta, Ig ...... 2 1-1 5 of 25 games for the chicken supper New York, Feb. U.—(AP) — U. S...... 4 1 8 Why not make it “ Daze and don’t "get hot” he says he may turn have brought lunch along, ■ you 42 to 19 here earlier in the season. after a close battle. While the teams which hold thf; Im Germany ...... 1 4 2 8 11 1-6 23 Knights?” his guns on both teams. might try a ham sandwich or some Last night Vendrillo and Cohn portant and the disputed positions Poland ...... 0 5 0 Manchester has now won ten out Scoring Each Period All in all, it looks like a great old thing until your waxed slats decide of the eleven games it has played. won a return match with a theater in the National Hockey League Manchester ...... 7 6 4 8— 25 show as reward. So Friday night R. night at the armory, one that any TODAY’S SCHED'ULE to stop. Its next game will be with Middle- standing are idle tonight, the “ con After that all there is to do is Meriden ...... 3 .4 8 8— 23 and H. Gustafson will be the guests one would be foolish to miss. And 9:30—Four-man bob sleigh race. town Trade here next week Friday. tenders” have a chance to move up. take off the runners and carry them Half-time: 13-7, Manchester. WEST SIDES BEAT of H. Cohn and P. Vendrillo for the judging from the comment about 2:15—Ski jump for combined- 18 Jolly was the scoring ace for Man Four teams are scheduled to get back up to the top of that 25-story Referee: Sam Ctohen. chicken feed, apd a week from Fri town, few basketball lovers of the kilometer run and jumping event. chester yesterday but the rest all into action at Boston and Montreal.' present or past decade are going to building. It’s a simple life. co-operated well. Both teams scored day night Vendrillo and Cohn will be Chicago’s Black Hawks play at 8:15—Exhibition hockey combina the guests of R. and H. Gustafson be absent. 11 field goals but Manchester won GLASTONBURY FIVE Montreal against Les Canadians tion U. S. and Canada team vs. Lake Harry Grabiner, White Sox secre to the show. Placid. by virtue of better foul shooting. who hold second place in the (Cana tary, says that last year “you could DEMPSEY-CHRISTNER The Red Men also accept an invi dian division. The (Canadiens have a Labor Talk There is a possibility that Man tation to play the West Side at set There is some gossip being bruited roll an elephant through our de chance to tie the Toronto Leafs for fenses.” Not with Smead Jolley in chester Trade and Manchester High back. about to the effect that a new play schools mjiY i^eet in a series at the Losers, H u ^ p p e d by the lead. ers’ union, patterned after the Base- the lineup—There surely would be a Cleveland, Feb. 11.— (AP) — At Boston the last place te a m s^ BOWLING collision. end of the season now that Man bill Players’ Fraternity, is proposed. chester is definitely out of the run Another of Jack Dempsey’s barn Clarksburg, W. Va.—Dick Powell, the league’s two divisions the Bruins Some players feel that the mag storming bouts will top off a fight and the Montreal Maroons, come ON TO RICHMOND! Merely Lift the Heels ning for the Yale tournament. Large Court. Prove No Akron, Ohio, outpointed Gene Stan nates have the boys on the hip and card here tonight with K. O. Christ- ton, Cleveland, 10. together. can cut their salaries with reckless The Charter Oak Girls won from Of course not all skiing is jump ner of Akron as his opponent. ab^don upon the plea of hard the New Britain Girls by 110 pins ing. There’s cross-country skiing, Ernie Earns More Although t;he Manasfaa mauler was Match For Local Team. times. When the teams come last night at Farr’s alleys. Clara for instance, up hill and down dale, the favorite to win, Christner, the back from the south, we are go Jackmore had high single of 119 and with a “ hey and a ho and a hey Sharkey confides that Ernie “Akron rubber man” will be a dan high three string of 345. The cry is nonny nonny!” and all that. All you ing to ask George Herman Ruth Sebaai, who knocked Salvatore gerous opponent for the four rpund The ^ e s t Sides defeated the “On to Richmond.” have to do to learn all about this is how he would like to be president Ruggirello glass-eyed the other go. Glastonbury team at the Armory of such a union, and work at the New Britain Girls to read up a little, and practice. night, has earned more in the last his great Studebaker, which defeated B a rrow s...... 91 106 87—284 Ju?t drop into the library and the last night 32 to 18. The Glaston union scale. fiscal year than Heavy-weight bury team, used to playing on a Little ...... 80 93 85— 258 secret is yours. Here is what the C*hampion Max Schmeling. And, as The man who wrote “Alice in even the cheapest Fours in the last encyclopedia says about it. "On small floor, seemed to be all at t's. T Kehoe ; ...... 78 81 80—239 one of Schaaf’s managers, Mr. Wonderland” would have a lot on the spacious Armory court. It Is Gorman ...... 99 81 106— 286 level ground the ski glide evenly Sharkey was obliged to accept his more material today — now thalt National Economy Contest, offers 32 capable of playing a better game Todt ...... 88 79 94— 261 over the snow without being lifted share. everybody’s in it. from it, the heels being raised with than the score Indicates. sensational improvements, including 436 440 452 1328 each forward movement: long glid To make matters worse, the West ing steps can be taken without un Sides kept up a whirlwind passing Charter Oak Oirla Safety Plate Olass all around at no extra due fatigue, the rimner having a game that had the Glastonbury Sherman ...... 102 88 83— 273 stick, about four or five'lbet long in gang run ragged. The sharp shoot charge. Automatic Starting, and 1932 Free Strong ...... 87 95 104— 286 each hand to assist progression; Yost Makes Suggestions ing of Maloney, FaJkoski, Kerr and Karpin ...... 96 92 93— 281 these sticks have a spiked end, Bissell kept the West Sides out in Wheeling plus Synchronized Shifting. Nelson ...... 90 85 78— 253 about seven inches above which a front and they had it pretty easy Jackm ore...... 117 109 119—345 metal disc is fastened to prevent the For Improving Football sailing in the final period. Demeter Come, drive this great Studel^aker"bu/M stick sinking into the snow. Down 492 469 477 1438 proved to be the visitors only ace, hill progression attains gfreat velo swishing the cords with three city ...... ” and so on and so forth. Ann Arbor, Mich., Feb. 11.— (AP) juries is in inverse proportion to the beautiful long shots from out near hicks There’s nothing to it, after all. —An investigation conducted by | degree of coaching, training and the center of the floor. The teams “ B IL L r ” !1 Fielding H. Yost, athletic director I medical supervision exercised. now stand one and one In their MPHANT Consider the sad case of Salvatore at University of Michigan, has dis- | 2— That appaurently it is more Ruggirello if you don’t think educa closed that of 43 deaths charged dangerous to play on the defense St. Augustine, Fla., Feb. 11.— \ West Sides (32) tion is a great thing—especially for than on the offense. t r i ^ (AP)—A husky five and a half foot against football last fall only 22 ac P. B. F. T. a left hand. tually resulted from the game. 3— That the most frequent cause girl, who firft attracted notice 3 Maloney, rf ...... 2 3-8 7 Yost investigated each death and of death Is fracture of cervical ver while playing on a high school golf They are talking of a bout be 1 Falkoskl, I f ...... 3 2-3 8 his submitted a report to E. K. Hall, tebrae. 0 Hadden, I f ...... 0 0-0 0 l team whose other members were tween Ernie Schaaf and Max HONESTY/ P^RSEVERANC£ chairman of the football rules com 4— That fatal Injuries occur prin-2 Donahue, c ...... 0 0-0 0 W®BROTvfeRLW LOVE- boys, and who last summer won the Schmeling. But Jack Sharkey Is mittee for its meeting at Hanol^er, cipMly as the result of players being National Women’s championship, to one of Schaaf’s managers— and Max 2 Brown, c ...... 0 0-1 0 ARE MILESTONES ON THE N. H., which opens Friday. struck on neck, head or abdomen by 1 Bissell, rg ...... 2 3-4 7 day earned the right to vote. will have to lic^ him first. the hard fiber thigh guards. UNCOLN HIGHWAY Of the 21 reported deaths which 0 Kerr, Ig ...... 3 0-2 6 Helen Lucy-Billy-Hicks of Hew 5— That minor injuries, cuts, Mr. Yost believes should not be 0 McConkey, I g ...... 1 2-2 4 Birthdays of great men refresh lett, L. I., rounded her twenty-first charged to football, two were caused scratches, etc., should receive imme our minds to the virtues which birthday today, playing on the by pneumonia, one by inf sin tile diate attention, especially to prevent 9 11 10-18 32 made them outsdknding. In the Florida links where she first won an paralysis, one by kidney disease, infections.” INGRAHAMS PLAY Glastonbury (18) conduct of their business Schiebel important title. one by appendicitis, one by typhoid Yost offers four suggestions to P B K T Brothers are guided by the rules Driving the roadster her father fever, six by infections and one by make the game safer: of fair play. You will find this gave her after she won the United HERE ON TUESDAY heart disease. One boy was injured "All equip.mont should be designed 0 Klebisch, r f ------. . 0 1-1 1 true In relation to the quality of States cro-wn from the former “em while wrestling, another was struck not only for the protection of the 1 Hodge, If ...... 1 0-0 2 our service as well as our press of the links” , Mrs. Glenna by a truck. One boy was foimd alive wearer, but also with consideration 0 Comlns, If 1 0-1 2 charges. Collett Vare, Billy rewhed Florida and'well and another who was re for the safety of the opponent. 0 Andrews, If...... 1 0-0 2 several days ago to prepare for a The Rec has only one game sched ported dead was found never to hav6 "Players should b"; impressed with 0 Weir, fc ...... 1 0-2 2 series of winter tournaments start uled for this week, that being with existed. the great importance of paying Im 1 Paganni, c ...... 0 2-3 2 If the Ingrahams of Bristol in Bristol 2 Lovell, rg ...... 0 0-0 0 ing with the Florida championship’' The 22 who died following actual mediate attention to cu*-, scratches, j'" at Palm Beach, Feb. 15-19. on Saturday evening. A return game participation were classified as sev abrasions and other avenues of Iq- 2 Demeter, r g ...... 3 0-1 6 SCHIEBEL BROS •Billy hopes to celebrate , her birth will be played in Manchester next en college players, seven from high fectlon. 2 S. Lanata, I g ...... 0 O-O . 0 COR. CENTER ST day season by winning full posses Tuesday evening. The Ingrahams schools, knd eight "sand lot” -Or un "Great attention should be paid by 4 J. Lanata, Ig ...... 0 1-1 1 WALTER A. HOFFMA# 7 a PROCTOR RD. sion of the gold challenge cup of this have cleaned up quite a bit this organized players. officials to improper use of knees GARAGE AND SERVICE m A i.p O V P H O N t t i l l O event She won the tournament in season, their most prominent vic Yost drew the following conclu and hands. 12 . 7 4-9V 18 30 EMt Oeotor S^- 1 9 ^ and 1980 and negda another tories being over the S t Mary’ii.ftnd sions from the study: "OfCiclala who will penalize imnce- aaoro gidw... ^^iry'^tjnr^.pBzmaneht ownership. the local Guards. 1—That the number of fatal in esaary rouf bnaai.” Rsfor9«; Boffini. i ...... ^ ■, ■ . ...1. , . ■ i, V. •c; >jf'- <(' ' J ■I I -Vf '■\‘ y ' • j- MANCfiESTBR EVENING HERALD, SOUTH SlANCHESlER, CONN., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1982. h : : THECL.\«^IFIED SECTION ' I Lfafig^ ' B U Y y % N D » E L I . H liralnU LOST AND FOUND 1 ^UEL AND FEED 49-A Ad LOST—A MARCEL IRON In the FOR SALE— SEASONED HARD HURLEY EXCITED vicinity of Arch street. Finder wood, furnace chunks and fire Manchester please call 8170. place wood 1-2 cord $5.00, 1-2 cord Evening Herald seasoned hard wood slabs 84.00. OVER SENATE BILL ' p a y c h e c k l o s t — Notice Is Geo. Buck, telephone 25-4. CLASSIFIED hereby given that Pay Check No. BY ROBERT TAIIFV RIC 41, payable to LuciUe Macii, SPECIAL PRICE—Hard wood for © 1931 :BY NBA SejfVtct IMC, ADVERTISEMENTS for week ending Jan. SO, 1932 has furnace, fire place or stove 85 per been lost. Anyone attempting to load. Birch 84, hard wood slabs $4. Calls Measnre Cowardly and Count »lx EToraff* word* t» » ll««. Initials, numbers and abbreTiatlona cash this check wfll be prosecuted Kindling wood lOc bushel. Thomas EDITOR’S NOTE: 'This is the each count as a word and eompouad to the full extent of the law. Find Wilson, telephone 8581 or Rosedale Refuses to Take It Back last of six atorlea on "Japan’s Sky hanging was substituted for behead words as two worda Minimum cost la er please return to the Corporate 87-4. rocket Rise." ing. price of three linea The diet in session, looks very Line rates per dar *or traasieat Accounting Dept, Main Office, adf* Cheney Brothers. When Asked. BY ROBERT TALLEY much like America’s congress. littla BSeettre Mareh 17, IMT HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 NBA Scarce Writer time Is wasted on debate, as ths Cash Charge Japanese language does not lend it < Consecutive Days 7 cts I ota AUTOMOBILES ^OR SALE 4 FOR SALE!—PIANO, dining room "What will you give the Emperor, self to brilliant oratory. 'There, as 3 Consecutive Days .. I cts 11 eta Washington, Feb. 11. — (AP)— A the Lord of Heaven?” So runs the 1 Day ...... I 11 ots II eta set and combination cook stove. sharp verbal clash between Secre here, practically all legislation is de first question of a Japanese school All orders for Irregular Insertloaa 1931 STUDEBAKER Commander CaU 4598. tary Hurley, of the War Depart cided in committee long in advance. will be charged at the one time rate. new, 1930 Ford Coach, 1930 Whip child's catechism. / Special rates for long term every ment, and senatorial advocates of The Japanese solons, however, sure day advertising given upon request. pet sedah, 1931 Durant sedan, Philippine independence took place And the child is trained to . an honest enough to admit this, Instead Ads ordered for three or six days Bulck touting. Walter A. Hoffman, WANTED—TO BUY 5S in a committee hearing today when swer; "All my possessions, and my Jf wasting time on a lot of oratory and> stopped before the third or fifth at the Center. Studebaker and life when he requires i t ” for political effect. day will be charged only for the ao- the secretary referred to bills be- tunl number of times the ad appear Rockne. I BUY ALL KINDS of household -fore the Senate and House as In the estimation of the Japanese, The post - Perry catsurlysm in ed, charging at the rate earned, but goods, furniture, etc. Better prices “Cowardly." the sickly-looking and bespectacled which the empire’s old order per no allowance or refunds can be made paid if you call or write Nathan The secretary, his voice raised to young man who sits In the palace ished before the march of progress on six time ads stopped after the MOVING—TRUCKING- fifth day. Ldverant, Ctolchester,. Ctonn. Tele a shout, applied the adjective to at Tokyo today is not a mere human. and from which a modem Japan No "till forbids"; ulsplay lines not STORAGE 29 phone 97. bills'sponsored by Senators Hawes He is god—"The Son of Heaven”— arose with constitutional govern sold, ' (D. Mo.) and Cutting, (R., N.M.), and so were all bis ancestOTs in his ment, elected representatives and The Herald will not be responsible CARLSON Se COMPANY Express. and Representative Hare (D., S. C.). heaven-bom line, which goes back the public vqting booth, sJtered the for more than one Incorrect Insertion Dally service to Hartford and of any advertisement ordered for APAHTM FNl’S— FLATS— Senator Hawes, leaning forward to six centuries before Christ. They emperor’s power but did little to more than one time. Springfield, and all Connecticut toward the speaker, sought to stop were kings long before the day of weaken his prestige. The Inadvertent omission of incor and Massachusetts points. Loads TENEMENTS 68 him but Secretary Hurley refused, Julius Caesar, and 300 years before The governmental set-up is dif rect publication of advertising will be or part loads moved anywhere. asserting, ‘1 am making this rectified only by cancellation of the FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, Alexander the Great conquered the ferent now, but the man who sits Furniture moving, lelephone Blan- speech. You wait until I finish.” known world. charge made for the service /endered. all Improvements, with or without on the gilded throne at Tokyo to All advertisements must oenform Chester 8624, Hartford 2-6229, "Do you mean to say,’’ asked Reverence for the emperor Is In day is still more than a mere hu la style, copy and typography with Springfield 6-0891. garage. Inquire 54 Maple street. regulations enforced by the publish Hawes, “that Senator Cutting and grained In the cradle, grows man being in the estimation of loyal ers and they reserve the right to FOR RENT—5 ROOM PLAT with I are cowardly?” throughout the years and makes Japanese. He is, in their eyes, a god edit, revise or reject any copy con PERRETT ft OLBNNE\ tNO—We Hurley replied that the bill "has —nothing less. sidered objectionably, will move, pack and ship your modem improvements. Inquire at death glorious When it promotes his CLOSINO HOURS—Classified ads to 36 Russell street or telephone 5750. not in it one element of courage.” cause. Wars are fought for the em Many, many m^n have died for his merchandise quickly and econom "It attempts to tear down all that heaven-bom line on Japanese battle be published same day must be re ically. Fast daily express service peror. In the war with Russia, sol ceived by 12 o’clock noon; Saturdays FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement at has been built up In th'* Philippines diers lushed to battle shouting bis fields. 10:30 a, m, to and from New ITork Conneo- 126 Maple street, all improve over a period of years,” he added. Many, many more may have that tlons with fast truck service out of name . . . died with a smile on lips TELEPHONE YOUR ments. Apply on premises. Not Personal that gasped it imtil the last. chsmee. WANT ADS. New Tork going south and west "Then you don’t withdraw the (THE END Agents for United Van Servlca, WANTED —BUSINESS GIRL or word qowardly?” Hawes Inquired. Ads are accepted over the telephone His person is sacred. No ordinary at the CHAROB RATE given above one of leading long diitanee school teacher to share furnished “No, I don't," said Hurley. "I as a convenience to advertisers, but moving companies. Phone 8068, apartment. For further informa know that Senator Glutting will un commoner may touch him—not even the CASH RATES will be accepted M 8860, 8864. tion write Box L, Herald. derstand that I mean no personal of his barber, his dentist or bis tailor. MELLON’S NEW TITLE FULL PA7MENT If paid at the busi The barber and dentist must wear ness office on or before the seventh fense and I hope you understand It day following the first insertion L. T. WOOD 00.—Fumlturs and FOR RENT—6 ROOMS with also." silk gloves when working on him, Washington, Feb, 11.— (AP)—An each ad otherwise the CHARGE piano moving, modem equipment Improvements, including steam He then reiterated that the "pur the tailor does his fitting on another RATE will be oollseted. No responsi experienced help, public store heat, newly done over, at 12 Trot man of the same stature. Despite drew W. Mellon will change bis titia bility for errors in telsphoned ads pose of the bill Is for destroying” on Saturday from Secretary of tha will be assumed and tlieir accuracy house. Phone 4496, ter street. Telephone 6068. and that "it is based absolutely on bis enormous power and riches, the cannot be guaranteed, fear.” aged Emperor Mutsubito suffered Treasury to Ambassador to Great Britain. ’ INDEX OF FOR RENT—NEAR Center, off "There Is not a line in the bill from lack of proper nursing during PAINTING—REPAIRING 21 Main street, modem four and five bis last illness for this reason. At a ceremony in bis office at tha CLASSIFICATIONS that justifies that opinion,” Hawes ON THE IMPERIAL THRONE . . . Japan’s emperor and emprees, room flats, with garage. Phone exclaimed. Tbs present Emperor Hlroblto, Treasury, Mellon will resign hla Births ,,,,,,,, ,w,tmt • • A PAINTZNO. PAPERHANOINO etc. photographed in the imperial palace at Tokyo. present post and take bis oath aa Engagements B 666L Joining the heated argument, 128rd ruler in the heaven-bom line, 26 years experieuc, 10 percent dis ambassador. Marrln^es •••-,,§■» O count during February, 0 percent Senator King, (D,, Utah) who also has modified things somewhat. 4>- Deaths S #» S •• f 2 FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement on When, as prince-regent, be returned At ths same time Ogden L. Mills ard of Thanks B discount during March. Tefepbons has introduced a bill for Philippine cabinet, containing 12 ministers who School street. Inquire 100 East Can independence, said to Hurley: from an European tour several years will take the oath as secretary of f;n Msmoriam .,...... lb. . .BM B 6490. W. B. Oilnack.* are appointed by the emperor and Lost and Found ...... 1 ter street or telephone 8782. "I should be very sorry If you rs- ago, he permitted a rousing public the treasury and Arthur A. Ballan- Announcements ...... I mained as secretary of war for an reception like tbols often given the are responsible to him alone. tine will advance from assistant Personals m I PAINT NOW— Unemployed prices. FOR RENT—FIVE AND SIX room Antomoblles Estimatss frss; workmanship guar- Indefinite period and the Philippines Prince of Wales, Old Japanese were The Japaoese diet, or congress, secretary to undersecretary, suc tenemente, w it. all modem im horror-stricken; the custom of cen- consists of a House of Peers and a ceeding Mills. Automobiles for Ssle ,,,,,,§m d sntisd, H, Kausbl. Tsl. 7(141. provements. Inquire at 147 Ekit should be under you." Automobiles for Exchange I * f "I believe I’m the best friend the tuiHes bad dictated that When a House of Representatives, of equal Tbs ceremony will take place Auto Accessories—Tires .m...... f Center street vt telephone 7864, member of the royal family passed power. The former are either elect Auto Repairing—Painting ...... * Philippines have got," Hurley shot soon after notice of confirmation of Auto School's , >x...... f-A REPAIRING 28 FIVE AND SIX ROOM tenT back, "I am attempting to prevent the people should stand in reverent ed for seven years or are appointed Mills and Balloatins reach tha Autos—Ship bjby iruck ...... I ments, all Improvements, newly organized propaganda from keep sllsnos with bead bowed; that no by the emperor for life the latter White Houss from tha Senate. Autos-^Por Kirs ...... VACUUM CLEANER, gm », pbODO< renovated, 98 Foster street, tele- ing the Phllipmnes from becoming ordinary mortal might look down must run for rsslection every four Both ware confirmed yesterday Oaragss^srvics—Itorage ,.>.... years, They draw 81600 a year, as Motorcyelss—Bloysiss grapb, clock rspairing, Ksy mak> pbon 6230 or 4646. a member of tne family of nations. upon the emperor from above, and but under Senate rulae the notifica Wanted Autos—Motoroyoles . . . . fl ing sto. Braitbwiltc, 68 Psarl It. I am fighting fot tbs existence of to this end the curtains on upper- compared to an American congress tion is bald up three days to provide BhsIssss and Prsfesslonsl lervlees_ FOR RENT-6-ROOM BINOLB, all the Pblupplns Islands." story windows of houses must be man's 810,000 a year. an opportunity for rsconslderadon. Business Bsrviess Offered,...... ,^II The peers are; bsred^ry mem Household Jervises Offered .....ll-y HELP WANTED—MALE 86 improvements. Apply Edward J, drawn before he appeared. Mellon will take with him to Lon Buildlngi^entraetlng ...... Holl. Telephone 4642. bers of tbs nobility, sleeted counts don hie special assistant, David E. Florists—Nurseries ...... FIVE A-1 aXLEIMEN with oars GANGSTER BURIED Though Japan has had a consti or barons, men of education or dis Finley, who will bseome honorary unsrtI Dirsetors ...... SEVERAL GOOD RENTS both to tutional fovsrnmsnt and an sleeted tinguished service appointed,by the Ssating—Plumbtnff—Reeflnff •mt to rsprsisot largsst maBufaotursrs counselor. A regular counselor if al fnsurahos of frossB food products in M u- •iBfle and two family ranging diet (congress) since 1690, the em emperor, elected representatives of ready at the London Embassy. New York, Feb. 11,— (AP)— The ths taxpayers, members of ths im Milfinery—Drifimaklfig ...... ebsstsr, consolshtieus, williBg from 820 to 860 month, Apply Ed peror Is still all-powerful. No czar It was considered likely that Moving—Truekinf—Storags ... body of Vincent Coll, elaln gangster, perial academy elected by that body. worksrs will makt good moasy. ward J. Holl, telephone 4642, 666 of Russia ever had mors power over Alexander W. Gregg, of Palestine, Painting—Pagsrinrg .1.1.1...... was buried In a Bronx cemetery to The representatives are eleetsd Profsiiienal______fsrvle srvioss ...... '.ft Fisld adtbout oompstltloa. Houss Malh itreet. his subjects than Hlrohlto has today. Texas, also a special assistant to day, Ths constitution says tbs empsror from various walks of life. KSBalrInf ...... to bouss distrlbutioo ob a strictly Mellon, would be appointed as assis . .isaning ... FOR RENT—TWO, THREE and 4 A proceiiion, consietlng only of rules by dlyins right In accordancerda commission basis, Rsgular routss tant secretary to suecesd Ballan- [ X t e v a n d Isrvies ...... room apartments, beat, janitor two funeral coacbee and an automo with the laws mads by the diet;Jt; ac- Wanted—BuslnsfiI larvl.isrviea (0ii Hi in protsotsd tsrrltory. Exosllsfit Governors and sheriffs of prefec tina. EdssaflMslI isrvlce, rofrlgeratoi fumiabed. Oaii bile containing six detectivee, fol tually, bis Imperial de dserss can set opportunity for advancemsnt. Call Arthur L Rnofia, 6440 or 4181, tures are appointed by the govern Oouriif and Clasiss 17 lowed the hearse to the grave. • aside or make any law, svsn dsclars ment. Mayors are chosen by the em PUBLISHER ILL Private fnitruouon ...... i . . . . it at 409 Windsor strsst Hartford, 876 MalnStreet. The gangster's bride of a month war, Danetng . ititiittiiiiii i*fi f • 11 peror from one of three candidates bstwssn 9 and 11 a, m. rode In the flret car with Coil's sis Hs is commandsr-ln-chlef of both usfoaL-prafflatlp THREE ROOM SUITE in Johnson elected by the municipal assembly. Muncls, lnd„ Feb. 11,—(AP) — anted—Instruction ...... 10 fALEfMBN WANTED— Vsry ter, Mrs. Joseph Redden, and her tbs army and ths navy, hs appoints The elected chief magistrates of George B. Lockwood, publisber of Plnagelai Block, with modem improvemsnti. husband and son. In the second were tbs cabfnst that runs ths country, »ends—•teoks—Mertgagsa ...... attraotlvs proposition. Apply at Will be available Feb. 16tb. Phone towns and villages must obtain tbs the Muncle press, an 1 former secre usrnsis Qpportunitiss ...... Waranoks HomI from I to 9 a. m, a man and a woman whose identity his royal family draws $2,000,000 a governor's approval, tary of the National Republican 3726 or 7686. was not obtainable, On top of the year from the taxpayers, has a vast Soiisy to Loan ...... li Mr. Brown, Ths American system or trial by committee, was in a critical condi H o» asd IlilaafleM FOR RENT—5 ROOM bungalow, casket was a blanket of red and personal fortune, owns 6,000,000 tion today after a heart attack ha white flowere. acres of land In crowded .Japan jury has been In effect only three olp Waiitotf."Pofflaio ...... r 32 Woodbrldge street, also 8 room years. Prior to that, the presiding suffered lost Sunday. •If Wanto^Malo ...... SITUATIONS WANTED— Coil's body wae placed In a grave where land Is worth as high as flOOO II ^artment, Foreet Block. Telephone judge heard the evidence and decid Mr. Lockwood appeared to rally •ip Wantod—Malo or Pomalo . . . beside that of hie brother, Peter, an acre. Agonta ’Wantod .'..f7-A FEMALE 88 ed the accused’s fate, even In capi somewhat Monday and 'I^ssday lituatrofis Wantod—Fsmalo . . . . . If who was slain lees that, nine months It Is doubtful If there Is a soldier iltuatlons Wantod—Malo ...... If In Japan’s army or a sailor In Ja tal crimes which In Japan are treas but his condition became more seri ago, one of the flret victims of the on apd murder, Maby years ago ous yesterday. flfflploympnt Agoneios ...... 40 PRACTICAL NURSE dssirss work, feud between the Coll gang and the pan's navy who would not be will Uvo IfMfc—f ^ s —PeaK^—yehleles NEW NEWS STAFF Dogs^-Birds^Pots 41 Good rsfsrsnoss. Tsl. 4660. followers of Arthur (Dutch Schultz) ing to fall upon a swor.', gladly, at U v) Itook—Vohlolos ...... r .... 4i a nod from this bespectacled young New Haven, Feb. 11.— (AP)—A Flegenheimer, alleged Bronx beer Poultry and •uppUos ...... 41 WANTED— HOUSEWORK by tbs baron, man In Tokyo. Tbs gravest sin In Wanted — Pots—Poultry—Stoek 44 day or hour. Bast of rsfsrsnoss. new etaff took over the direction of the Japanese coda la disloyalty to Per Solo—Hlsoollsnoeas the Yale Dally News, undergraduate Artlolos for lalo ...... 41 Tslspbons 6679. It is reported that cocoa is suc ths throne. neats and Aoossaonss ...... 44 dally, beginning with today's Issue. EMPEROR HIBOHITO . . . no John Q. Tilson, Jr,, son of Con ceeding beer as the national drink ulldiBg Materials ...... 47 The Japanese people would no lamonds—Watohss—Jewelry .. 41 POULTRY AND gressman Tllson Is assignment edi of Germany. Cionsumptlon of beer mere mortal in Japanese eyes. Jlsetrleal Appllanoss—Radio . . . ' 49 is 88 per cent below the figure for more think of putting the emperor’s Puel and Peed ..^ ...... '...4 9 - A SUPPLIES 43 tor on the new staff. A feature of picture on money or postage stamps the first issue Is a column "News to 1913, while cocoa Is up 70 per cent STOIjy^HALC(X:HRAN ' Garden — Farm—Dairy Produeta 60 than we would think of doing the Ing of the brain) he was constituted PICTUCCS JOE KING Household Goods ...... 61 RHODE ISLAND RED baby cbleks me," signed R. B. M„ In which the over the same figure. same with a picture of Christ. His Prince-Regent on Nov. 15, 1921, He Maohinsry and Tools ...... 61 for sale from large Red birds, first writer acting on "the premise that picture is treated reverently and succeeded his father upon the lat Musloal Instruments ...... 61 undergraduates do not find time for Besides the elephant. Ivory Offlos and Store Equipmsnt . . . . 64 batcb Feb. 27tb then weekly. We framed In every school. A few years ter’s death. 1»2 tv W perusing the papers each day," comes from the teethBtn of hippopot ^ccials at tha Storsa ...... 66 do custom batching. Edgerton, 666 ago two school teachers were fined He was married to Princess Na- Wearing Apparel—Fora ...... 67 briefly summarizes outstanding amus, walrus, narwhal, cachalot North Main street Mancbeeter, heavily for drinking sake in a room gako Uni In January, 1924, Their Wanted—To Buy ...... 61 world events. or sperm-whale, and some of the Rooms—Board—Hofels—Keeerfs Conn. Phone 6416. wild boars.' in which his picture hung. first child was bom the following Boofaamnfo December, and three others have Rooms Without Board ...... 61 In case the school catches fire the Country Board— Resorts Boarders WantedFUEL ...... AND FEED69-A 49-A emperor’s picture is the first thing since followed, one of whom died in - - - - 00 TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Offlco extreme Infancy. Since all of the Hotels— Restaurants ..eeeeeodddoa of the Supervialnx Architect, Wash that must be saved. A favorite story emperor’s children are girls, and no Wantad— Rooms— Board eeseeeed » FOR SALE—HARD wood, under ington, D. C., February 5,* 1932, Seal in Japan la about a school boy who Real Eefafe For Rent cover, furnace and Stove wood |6. ed bids in duplicate subject to the FIRE rushed Into a blazing room to rescue woman may ever rule Japan, the Apartments, Flats, Tenements ,, 46 conditions contained herein will be the emperor’s picture, found he was heir-presumptive to the throne Is the Business Locations for Rent ..v 64 a load. V. Firpo, H.6 Welle street publicly opened in this office at 8 p. INSURANCE Houses for Rent 66 TeL 6148. imable to escape, ripped the picture emperor’s brother. Prince Cihichibr. Suburban for Rent ...... 46 m., March 3, 1932 for furnishing the Everyone knows that It Is materials and performing the work risky business to be without from the frame, gashed his abdo He Is a year younger than the em Summer Hemes for R ent...... 4T FOR SALE—HARD WOOD and peror, and married a Japanese girl Wanted to R e n t...... 44 required for installing one freight Fire Insurance? How about men with a sword that he snatched elevator in the U. S. poet office etc., educated in an American college. Real Eefafe For Sale bard wood slabs sawed stove you? It costa but a few from the wall, stuffed the picture Apartment Building for Sale r.. 44 at Manchester, Conn. The eucceeeful Unlike European royalty, Japan lengtl and under cover. Cash price bidder will be required to furnish a cents per week. Don’t risk therein and died in the flames with Business Property for Sale . . . . . 70 does not go abroad for royal match Farms and Land for Sale ...... 71 per load for hard wood 85.00; bard performance bond of 60 per cent of oU. the precious portrait In his body. Houses for Sale ...... « . . . ^ 71 wood slabs $4.00. L. T. Wood Co. the contract price. The prevailing This boy became a national hero making. Japan’s princes of the Lots for Sals ...... - 74 Phone 4496. r^te of wage shall be paid all labor in Japan. blood ar€^married into noble fami Resort Property for Sale ...... 74 ers and mechanics employed on the Robert J. Smith lies; if there is no male Issue,’ a male Suburban for S a le ...... 76 project aa provided in the Act of 1009 M ^ St. Real Estate for Exchange ...... 74 March 8, 1931 (Public No. 798). Draw Hlroblto, the present emperor, near-relative is called to the throne. Wanted—Real E state...... 77 ings and apeclficatlons may be ob Insurance Beal Estate was bom Aug. 29, 1901. Because of If' Most of the sweating of a dog Is tained from this office. JAS. A W ET- Steamship Tickets. AvefloB—Legal Noffeea done on its tongue and the soles of the illness of his father, Emperor The Japanese cabinet fimctions Legal }7otiC6 Ji eeeeeeeeeew# *3t00TT9 MORE, Acting Supervising Archi its fe e t tect. Yoshihito (the old man haul soften- very much like President Hoover’s GAS BUGGIES—It Depends on Who’s Wearing ’Em By PRANK BECK s o HER CLOTHES ARE (READ THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) A VA>W__ A KNOCkOUT- REGULAR FASHION PLATES. The old man w ith . the hobby right. Be sure, though that you SHE HAS A KNACK horse exclaimed, “Well, little lads, hang on tight” '^en Beputy of course if you we too tired out to climbed aboard the hOree knd shout FOR PICKING OUT ed, "Wen, let’s go!” The horse SNAPPY STYLES. WEU,\ walk I may think up a plan. Just rocked down a rnurrow track, then IT SO HAPPENS THAT let me think a moment now. I’ll see turned around and came right back. SHE PICKED THAT HAT if I can figure how to make things It stopped before the Tintes when AND DRESS OUT OF easy for you. I am quite a smart brave Seouty criedven^ "lB(hoa!” M Y WARDROBE TO old man.” "AU right, now, youDgstersy take WEAR TONIGHT. The Tinymites agreed that he was your time and be rm careful.udien being kind as kind coiild be. They you climb aboyd. the horsed” ;, the all kept very quiet while the old old man said, "welre Irea^y'f^ our man scratched his head. ^ A t last he trip, ni/vimlk and Ipad ytto very loudly cried, “I have It, boys! way. We ous^ toT roach You all can ride my .hobby horse.” today; Be ireful htiOr you the "Oh, thank you, sir,” wee Seouty horse and pMae don't let ittp.” promptly said. . T h ey aO were (rittihg Hffla.at lo s t “But, are you sxire your horse The horse then sip i^ won’t mind? When we climb on, and vijny soon ‘ you see, he’ll find that we are left'far in the rather heavy. He may. toss uis to "H<^ t6 «^ pl«i the ground. I think TU drive .him Thia. lax the ’round a bit, uhtH -rm 8oihrTie% rsbil^.lt^ire, $ 0 tow febllng fit, and t^en, perUtjKilhe’n dOfftliL 'C a n t take us to the place where'We are bound.” The Tfon reidied, *Tour plaa'a all t. - , ' i - .. li H -‘ .V ' } ’V MANCHBSIDR EVENING HBRAIJ),; StHHH MANCHESTER, CONN.,- THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 11,19W. PAGfi.filJnW'^;^ OUR BOARDING HOUSE SENSE AND NONSENSE The Toonerville Trolley That Meets All the Trains By Fontaine Fox By Qene Ahem O p ALL THE INSULTS THAT HAVE EVER BEEN HEAPEP ON **Them Wm tke DagnT [were not for man’s faith in his fel« \r srrHeR o r vfeu laps iUv/c HAv/e Girls sometttaes wore cotton 'low mao there would be no such . t h e t r o l l e y c a r ; * atockinsrs and Ugh. laced boots (you tUng as the insUdlment plan. . • . AMV SPORTTIMO BLOCP IK& VoU, were not supposed to know it). Paying alimony, is like buying oats Voa\JL each QI\/C MC ^ McRe-lb TlAiP VclA*, Spectacles and eye-glasses were not for a dead horse.. . . In the old days conunon. , People generally kept when we reached the hotel they put -1b VIldAMCC A ^eAEURS iiUHX \ T>lM* CAi their tonsils. It seemed necessary I our luggage in the check room. Now ou A urrrte isuamp iai-tHs VoUR VaIIUP I they put it on ice. to control hatpins by legislation. cat^ibbeaaa seA,T6P BuRiep UIA^GS AM" B C ^ Nobody in Califomir thought of conversing with somebody in Eu> Who loses money, loses much; PlRA-ng LOCrT (Id MV -TfeaAiK OAi t H ’ 'FLV U A W k rope, (^ d re n were not taught to Who loses friends, loses more; Who loses hopes, loses all. ■■ X AAi cup chart; eiviiAie -1H" LAS-r PIECE swat the fly. -THE LOCAnOAi lAi cope, AAiP OF EIOH-T was Say It With Brevity. “When ^ SPCAStTI Would-be Employer—Have you you’ve got a thing to say, say it, f(.L UlAOieR -t h a t Td VIAAP any references. don’t take half a day: life Is short, Woxild-be-Employee — Sure, and -niRAsuRe iai a fleeting vapor, don’t you fill the HUfJrflAJG -mBAStiRC! he handed him the following letter: whole paper with a tale which, at a -Ti46 MOAJrTHS'! Whom It May Concern: John pinch, could be cornered in an inch. ? ^ vaiHV, v o a Jones worked for us one week and Boll her down until she simmers— • I ' ^ COULPAiV FlAiP we are satisfied. npllsh her imtil she glimmers. When jmu’ve got a thing to say, say it, feathers IU Sea—I saw Mary at the beach. don’t take half a day.” A He m -House t Sparks-^What sort of bathing suit was she wearing? A minister went up to a library Sea—^Don’t know; she was read the other day and asked for “The ing a book and I couldn't see it. Kentucky Cardinal.” He demurred when the librarian began to look Laugh! under “Religious.” Learn to laugh. A good laugh is • “This cardinal was a bird,” pro better than medicine. tested the minister. Learn to attend strictly to your ‘Tm not interested in his per own business. sonal habits," said the librarian. Learn to tell a story. A well-told story is as welcome as a sunbeam Bank Clerk—So you wish to open in a sick room. a Joint account with your husband. Learn to avoid ill-natured re What kind? marks and everything likely to cre Mrs. Bright—Oh, Just a deposit ate friollon. account for him—checking for me. Learn the art of saying kind and encouraging things. Learn to keep your troubles to THE TRANSFORMATION yourself. The world is too busy to care for srour ills and sorrows. “Smith’s sweetheart has a very Learn to hide your aches and dark past.” pains under a pleasant smile. “You don’t say?” Learn to stop grumbling. If you "Yes, she used to be a bnmette.” cannot see any good in the world, —Fllegende Blaetter, Munich. keep the bad to yourself. A weary-looklng fellow who had Flapper fAijaySAYS: ( featala* Fm. IIU) opened all the doors for work hap pened to see a huge police adver- tiaenant, headed: “Murder Wanted!" SCXIRCHY SMITH A Cherished Dream by JehnC. Terry “Well," he said, scratching his head, “It’s better’n nothing, anyhow. I’m goingJn and ask for the Job!” ir IT MAS MA©e M t VERY Ha PPT •'tviat w As a LONdh^fAB ABoIA^I^lHogSoH.] ^THAMKVDU'SOORCMy; FORVOUR ^ see WHAT YOU MEAN THANK. YOU, SCOROIY, ' 'to COME OUT HERE TO POR»%' so LONG IN PACT TMAT ITJVVUSTHARD^ INVITATION, BUT AS ^ U SA^ TIME MRS.HOBSON. BUTT AND X HOPE YOU WILL The honeymoon is over when a WE'DP'N© BUT IT IS SAP,TOO, SEEM REAL. THIS HAS MAPS FACTS UNREAL. ANPAS TRUST MDU WILL VISIT FIND TIM E TO VISIT OUR husband realizes that his wife con siders her compa't her most valued TO REALISE T^WVTMVWUSBANDy HAS /AAOe Me WOKDEP' I HAVE BEEN AWAITINQ HtS HOME- CANYOM CAMP OFIEK. OLD HOME IN NEW BED possession, . . . Educators say the PSRISHBP OK TWiS V6RV IF you w o u l p n t COMIKQ SO MANV VEARS, STAVIN6 FORD SOON. YOU WILL, spelling of “night" Is surely chang AAOUKTAIK . MAKE. VDUR. HOME HERB NOW WOULP DESTROV MY LIKE \T. ing to “nlte." This will be great for MERE WITH DORIS HOPEFUL DREAM. those who never could spell It any AND STEVE WHEN NO.SCORCHV, 1 EHAa RETURN way. . . . A Paradoxical Truth. A sTHET RETURN! AND W AIT TNOUGH 1 KNOW IN lot of the talkies are dumb. . . . Happy Indeed Is the person who can MV HEART IT WILL NEVER BE obtain pleasure from the simpler things of life. . . . Sometimes the quest of a daughter's hand leads to the bestowal of the father’s foot. . . . The reason we sometimes sus pect that riches do bring happiness Is that we are dead sure poverty does not. . . . Constrain on Well Street. Concentrate on Main Street. . . . 'The woman a bachelor remem bers most tenderly is the one who . made him hanpy—by letting him CNt* sHd through her fingers. . . . Be careful when you se* out to make SMimi mllJjL somebody toe the mark—You mav Many girls have certain heir t\irn out to be the mark. . . . If It about them. WASHINGTON TUBBS ll. By Crane OUT OUR WAY By WfUiams FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS By Blosaer '•W E L16HTS (aO ON AND NR. RlP WsUEVJEYS TUE HUNAN VHRECKAEE IHFE AIR OF tOMVLETE CUT \TOOD, mow! / WERE I AN, YOU f WA\Tl U)N?. COME UWP . T«\S A m U10Lf(jAHfel 6ET ME. HO HO HO', ------; ^ BLISTER We-VF THAT TRY UNO GET ME'. ! f i - k I / j.f?.WiLLjAM3 FOOL.B' PARADISE eitMarwms«ieeca.wa.>ql iMinymaiwwicawr.iMaaamT.err. By SmaH SALESMAN SAM Back fai His Stride! FINE*. I KNEW- ^ > 1 OOCTORS CAR KIEASS i^RlHSTlPWM, AM AOJACEMT SUBURB CF SMAOYSIOS:.*, Mau.amT.err. jlir'.aiit, » iMt w Ma eptwcawe. •- •z> V ' ..rr-:.;*.- • -•., .’ - . • s’.'/;'" v^’ i ;'* ' ' * i - V t ' ' ■ •^■‘ y'viv •V- r u » .■ '*-7 ) 1 p a g e t w e l v e IHmtclrif0i«r llerdd M n. Sedrlck J. Straughan of East Owing to the illness of Miss. Center street is at the home of her Annette idee of the Eighth District IETS60 parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Ward teaxfiiing force Mrs. Joseph Handley of Southfield, Mass., having been is substituting as is Mrs. Elton John* American Le^on-Aimliary called there last week on accoimt of son for Miss Mary Roach who is CARD P A R H the illness of her mother. also IIL Masonic Temple SOUTH Mf\NCHESTER ■ CONN Friday, Feb. 12, 1932, 8 P. M. Bridge, Setback, Whist Befreehments - Ticket* 85 cents. SETBACK-DANCE Friday, Feb. 12, 8 p. m. Manchester Green Community Club 7 Prizes. Refreshments. ANNIVEKSACr 85 cents. All Players Welcome. Pays To Wait On Yourself^' ABOUTTOWN SALE The Ladles Sewing Circle of the Our ^^Selt-Serve'^ Is A Busy Place These Days. -Highland Park Community club held its annual meeting yesterday after noon and the following officers were The Lowest Prices In Our History Featured For This Bvent! elected to serve for the coming ♦ year: president, Mrs. P. W . Taylor; vice president, Mrs. W alter L ^ t t - No. 1 Green Mountain Fresh Shipment! gens; secretary, Mrs. Ronald HIU- Lenten Specials man; treasurer, Mrs. J. N. Nichols. Refreshments were served by the Native Potatoes Macaroni - Spaghetti hostesses, Mrs. William Keish and Here's coal that talks right back at Winter Pink Mrs. Charles Rohan. 5 1 c bushel M*'blue coal'. Makes your radiators sing on 3 regular size pkgs. 1 9 ® no. 2 cans Rev. Robert A. Colpitts, pastor of This Is positively the lowest price In town! All A, Salmon 3 29c the South Methodist church, will coldest days# without coaxing, or waiting, Number 1, Green Mountain potatoes. Medium, large Fresh shipment of macaroni, spaghetti, elbow ma speak at the meeting of the Young and guaranteed to cook up white and mealy. Stock caroni, egg noddles (fine, medlmn and broad), vermi People’s Branch at the church to or forcing. Coal that performs as It promises up now and save! celli and alphabet macaroni. Crab Meat can 59c night at 7:30 on the subject of the “Government Control System of — makes short shift of shivers, shoves cold Namco “super quality” crab meat. Canada.” Friends will be welcome Cudahy’s -Sunlight” butter. to come and hear this interesting outside. Packed In handy quarter-pound ta lk .' sections. can 5 5 c 'blue coal' bums fiercely on zero days, BUTTER Red Salmon Chapmem Court, Order of Am ar Sunbeam Columbia Biver Salmon. silver Lane Pickles. FBEB! anth, will have a Washington party, sleeps gently In mild weather. Banks per^ Generous sample J v with every Friday evening, February 19, follow quart sold.______ing the regular meeting in the M a fectly at night; responds quickly In the morn PICKLES Clam ChoOrder can 12c sonic Temple. It is desired that as B and M clam chowder. many as possible come in costume. ing. Burns to a fine flaky ash . . . without Washburn Crosby’s Gold Prizes will be given for the best clinkers. Economical end comfortable. Phone Medal Floor. Large, 24 1-2 costumes of the period. There will FLOUR pound bag. bag 7 3 ® be old-fashioned dancing to music Shrimp jar 29c by Mrs. Ethel Montie, pianist and your order now I Mr. Plnney, violinist. Miss Minnie Hale’s Famous hOlk Loaf. Sunbeam high grade shrimp. Schlebel and her committee will be The largest 5c loaf In the conn- in charge of refreshments which will The W . G. Glenney Co, try! Baked by Newton, Bob- loaf C c BREAD ertson, Hartford, Conn. be typically American. Mrs. Fred Coal, Fuel Oil, Lumber, Masons’ Supplies, Faint. Red Salmon can 29c ericks Spiess heacb the committee Mr. Bed Alaska Packed Salmon. in charge of the social. It is hoped 336 North Main St., TeL 4149, Manchester a large number of the Amaranth Hale’s Fresh Campbell’s Tomato Beechnut members will attend the party, whether or not it is convenient for Sardines cans 2 $ c them to appear in costume. EGGS SOUP CHILI SAUCE Smoked Norwegian sardines, Cross packed in pure olive oiL The regular monthly meeting of 28c dozen 2 5 c bottle the Woman’s Auxiliary of St. M ary’s cans Episcopal churcL will be held to blue coaF Large No. 1 eggs— strictly 4 25® Large bottles. A weU flavored morrow evening at 8 o’clock. 'The AMERICA’S FINEST ANTHRACITE fresh eggs (from nearby ponltiy A special low price for this sale. chili sauce made under Beechnut gfuest speaker will be Miss Catherine farms. G^ranteed to satisfy. specifications. Fresh Fruits Parker of Hartford, of the Church “Tested” as to size and quality. Known for its fine, high flavor. Mission of Help, w tr will tell of the work for wayward girls and unmar and Vegetables ried mothers. A tlan tic Heinz When its all boiled down you can buy at CRACKERS...... 2 lb. pkg. 25c KETCHUP...... bottie 19c Green PINEHURST everything you want, satis Saltine, graham and cream lunch crackers. Fresh Large size. This is national Heinz Ketchnp week. Special Prices factorily and economically. from Providence, B. I. String Beans BRILLO...... small pkg. 8c L a rg e Size Chocolate Covered IVORY SO A P ...... 2 cakes 23c A real low price for our 12tb Anniversary Sale. 3 quarts 19® STATE BEAUTY FIG SHRIMP Stock np now! Buy a few week’s supply now and save! Large Jiuntx^ Monarch Fresh stringless .green beans, Tender and New York State lb. B ran d PARLOR BARS PEA BEANS...... 2 lbs. 9c RINSO...... 2 Ig. pkgs. 37c crisp. 166 Center St., Phone 7266 We just received a large ship Hand sorted. White beans. A miracle on wash day. ' Limit 4 to a customer. on ment of these tasty milk choc 2 cans 32c Extra Fancy olate covered bars. Order a Sunbeam Sliced All Branches of B oyal Beauty Work pound. PINEAPPLE...... 3 No. 2 1/ 2 cans 47c CELERY 9® bunch 3 cans 49® Containing 8 full size perfect slices. BAKING POWDER...... lb. 43c Until March 1, 1932 Wheatsworth Cereal .. 14c White celery. Fresh and crisp. « Extra Large Corn Pitted Pop Com Spaghetti Special Tomorrow! “ Better Than Chicken” Fresh Shipment! Poppers Cherries SOUP BUNCHES David Chambers Dinners for Pies 35c 2 lbs. 25c Hot Cross White Tuna Fig Bars ^ Contractor 35c 29c 8 e each Buns 150 doz. Containing over 6 different kinds of vegetables. Wagner Good fpr 1 9 ® 2 lbs. and Builder Freeh shipment from Newton Sunldst California APPLES eating or cooking Bobertson Bakery, Hartford. Deli- 7-ounce can. Stock np for Lent Pure fig filling. ExceUent for 08 Hollister Street doue, fresh bnne^ now ! grownnpe and <^dren. ORANGES 45® ^czen 79® 7 Ihs. 25® No. 80, beauttfol, extra large—sweet mid seed RANGE OIL less. Positively a meal in every one! Highest Quality Small Whole Refugee Friday Savings at the Health Market B la ck T w ig Prompt Delivery VAN'S SERVICE STATION Green Beans 126 Hartford Road, 19c can . APPLES Packed by the David Hamm Can ______Telephone 8866______ning Co and Halsted’a American PORK HAMBURG 89® 16 qt. basket Pols. 2 Cans 35c Sweet Wrinkled Peas/ Deliclouo tasting Virginia apples. 6 Cans 99c CHOPS STEAK Large No. 80 The regular price on these two I SHOE Itema la 28o can. GRAPEFRUIT 1 2 e pound 7 « pound REPAIRING BROOM SPECIAL for 25® Tender, delldous flavored pork. The beet yon ean Fresh ground hambnrg steak from A Number 1 beef. 49c grade...... 45c 95c grade..... 85c buy. We sold a ton of pork last Saturday-^here must Fresh, lean and freshly ground. Try a ponnd tomorrow. Note Uie large size. Fresh, sound frutt, Chucked full of j^oe. Good loles on your shoes 59c grade..... 55c $1.15 grade.. . ^ .99c be a reason! The best grade at a real low price! are protection against colds. / Tliese unusually low prices Confectionery have been set on our quality Butter Sugar shoe repairing at both Diana . Sugar Plaee Your Orden shops. 10 lbs. a S e lb. 2 lbs. With Ui for Ladies’ or Gents’ 46c Prompt Delivery On RUBBER HEELS F rid a y and F rid a y aud 15c Saturday Special Saturday Special RANGE The Manchester Public FURNACE and Oyisters------35c pt. Smelts . . .>.1.1. 18c lb. Scallops.__ 38c pt. FUEL O IL Fresh shipment of fine seafood. AT OUR BAKERY DEPT. LADIES' FLEXIBLE Home Made Clam Chowder...... 2Sc q t Butterfish. . . 19c lb. Fresh Scallops...... 29c pt. Leather Soles Fillet of Haddock Center Auto Supply Fresti Stewing Oysters...... 29c pt. Stuffed or Plain Mackerel ...... • .V . 25c each Phone 5293 Home Made Codfish Cakes ...... V »'V.. 2 ^ dozM Salmon 29c lb. /# e 'e‘ e 7#"# s ■ * • 29C H3# Large Frying Oysters ...... 39c p t Home Made Hot Cross Buns...... 20e dpzen siloed, 5o Ib. extra. Fresh Haddock FiUets ...... 22c 1b. Home Baked B eans...... ••••••• • i,.,.. .j^ .2 5 c qt, Sole Fancy Alaska Smoked Bloaters...... lOe each EXTRA HEAVY OAK Fresh Lot of Old Fashioned Buckwheat 2Se* FOR MEN Halibut piece. 29c lb. Haddock Fancy Large Scotch Herrings ...... 2 for 2i)C 4 lbs. Tender Baking Beans and 1-2 Ib^ of M ix «4 'N a ^ e SUoed, 5o lb. extra. Clams FILMS Fancy Mackerel...... 10c lb. Salt Pork both f o r ...... 25e Steak Cod to fry I0c Ih* Nathan Hale 'Coffee • 9 5 c Cut Green Asparagus in 8 oz. cans/^ 12c can, 3 cans 33c DEVELOPED AND Cod to B oil...... 14c lb. r. . m ____rt______n A . . . I PROOFED Sweet Tender Peas, 2 cans tor . . . Boston Blnefish to fry ...... 2 lbs. 2!k Crisco in b u lk...... v'’..-.. 'loC-'ft!* 24 HOUR SERVICE Herrings ...... 10c 1b. n ______A. J '- — FRANK DIANA Film Deppsiit Box at . Klee White Halibut Steak...... 25c lb. Sweet and Juicy Oranges...... f<...... 1% 1085 Main St., Oor. of Eldridge i U l Store Entrance Four Nice Grapefruit ...... ' • • Ifi* or Steak Salmon ...... • ...... 25c‘ lb. 188 Center St^ Near Church St. Open Wedneeday Aftemoona (X3(SD TfiibS TO SAT KEMP'S Dial S ill mmm I ' - i - i i A ' -