Fbreeaiit by U. & Wea|ber Bvm m i, NET PRESS RUN AVERAGE DAILY CIRCULA'nON for the Month of March, 1980 colder tonight; partly doody to^ 5,511 id|^i had Thursday. Members of the Audit Bureau of Ctrcnlatlons _____ RRICE THREE CENTS SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1930 SIXTEEN! PAGES VOL. XUV., NO. i56. (Classified Advertising on Page 14) FUERS REACH Expect Early Arrests CHENEYS SEEK MINISTER ■t : BERMUDA; GEI In Hartford Murder PAY FOR WORK A S EIRE
BIG WELCOME Hartford, April 2.— (AP)—Faced *een hours before his body was found, ONWYBROOK’ with the work of solving the fourth | state and county authorities, aided mysterious murder in Hartford | by detectives of the Hartford force, TO SOLVE PROBLEM coimty since the first of the year, today redoubled their efforts to pre- [ T 1|0 ||> Xonifarv SPWPT |J1S> State .Police Commissioner Robert!Robert 1 vent the adding of a fourth unsolved | *“ ''*1 uaUHOI J ucnca no Spend the Night on Ocean T. Hurley this morning expressed | crime to the record, confidence that he would be able to i Thus far, all that has been defin- trict Offers to Sell All PLAN A MOTORWAY Reservations Included But 60 Miles from Goal in clear up within a few days, the case itely learned is that the young me- of Nfis Einar Anderson, 28 years old i chanic, telling relatives that he was These Will Not Up mechanic, whose body was foimd going out to a meet a man who i Rights and Improvements Trip from New York; shot through the head, in the owed him money, left his home at 31 i N. Y . TO NEW HAVEN Wethersfield river meadows yester Rowe avenue shortly after 7:15 M on -; set Agreement, Observers. day afternoon shortly after 1 day night, went to a store two doors i In StonnW ater System. Land at Hamilton. o’clock. away, and there telephoned to some { Though still working without one with whom he talked in | Two Hundred Million Pro Declare; Meeting Tomor definite information which might Swedish. Nathan Fisher, proprietor j The South Manchester Sanitary Hamilton, Bermuda, April 2.— lead to identification of the unidenti of the store, says he did not imder-; gewer District; in a commimication (A P )—^The American monoplane fied Swe'dish debtor whom Anderson stand any of the conversafion, and j Board of Selectmen, read in ject is Proposed in Bill row to Discuss Further planned to see when he left his Rowe cannot recall the number Anderson “Pilot” which left New York yester special meeting last night asks the avenue home Monday evening, eight- called. j day for the Bermudas, reached I town to purchase its rights of way Submitted in Albany. the Reply from Tokyo. Hamilton safely shortly before ten i in the so-called "dry brook” area- o’clock this morning after having 1 and rdmburse the Sanitary Sewer spent the night at sea a scant 60 I District for construction already Albany,tN. Y., April 2.-r-(AP) London, April 2.— (AP)—Reijlro completed. The sewer district, Wakatsuki, head of the Japan^e miles from her goal. EXPECT HOOVER VETO ! which is controlled by Cheney A $200,000;000 express t611 motdr- She came into Hamilton harbor I Brothers, purchased rights of way ! ways between New York City and naval delegation, this afternoon de \mder tow of the motor launch Gre I between School street and Brainard New Haven, Conn., is proposed in a livered his government’s reply gory which had picked her up quite Place, constructed culverts and geirding a tripartite agreement ne close to the coast, but soon after be- j ON BIG POWER PROJEQ bill in the Legislature to incorporate sewers leading into the "dry brook” gotiated in London to Secretary, of . ing anchored off the dockyard took | and has maintained the partially the New York and New England the air and made a triumphant ■ <5>- -<*= completed open sewer for several motorways, corporation. State Stimson and Prime Minister flight over the city of Hamilton. FARMER DEVELOPS MacDonald. BRAND NEW GRAIN years. It was iannounced further that the The ship, for the flrst time in the Improvement Ass’n. Chair Since the town seems ready to go j plans included eventual extension to It was s^ted in conference circle history of ocean flying, had descend that the a^wer was a virtual ac Readljm, la., April 2.— (AP.) ahead and complete the projects! Boston. ed at sea, spent the night there and ceptance. man Writes That Presi —William Schumacher has an and has practically decided that the | ‘ " 'Two tracks for eastbound and two then was able to continue her voy expense should be borne by the! for westblTund traffic wdulti be pro Mr. Wakatsuki explained the nounced the development of a Japanese re'servations, which are age under her own power. grain that in the field resembles town as a whole rather than by vided, according to plans. The, Forced To Descend the assessment of benefits and dam said to be of such nature that they dent Would Not Agree to barley with the color of rye, the The Rev. Henry Steel Habersham, 70-year-old dergyman of Moiwoe, motorways’would be so laid out that The monoplane, which was equip ages, the South Manchester Sani all crossings would be done away will not upset the agreement among flavor of oats and a kernel Connecticut, is pictured above in the fire helmet he weMS as chief of the three nations. ped with pontoons, was forced to de shaped like wheat tary Sewer District steps into the with. It would be elevated where scend on the sea when only sixty Government Operation. picture by, asking that it be reim the fire department. The pastor has headed the department for seven unobstnicted right of way would be Others. Invited. , Sctumacher calls it barley, ’The meeting-of Wakatsuki, Stim-> miles from the tiny Bermuda group but says it has no barley in its bursed for work in connection with years. impossible. because of darkness last night. She son and MacDonald was. at ^St. composition. He developed the the project which it has completed T With its plan to have the motor had been in the air eight hours. James’s palace and shortly after Washington, April 2.—(AP)—A grain, he said, by conducting a over a period of several years. Al Monroe, Conn., April 2.—^With the leader of such a worthy enter ways follow the right of way of the This morning the sturdy craft ap ward merged into a five power prediction, that President Hoover hand pollinated cross between though a logical request the possi great zeal and enthusiasm, a 70- prise. ■ New York, New Haven and Hart peared off North Rock, about five meeting with the arrival of the blue stem wheat and giant oats, bility that this question would arise year-old Episcopal clergyman of “The task of directing the organi ford r^road the corporation hp miles from St. George’s, and anchor would veto a.Muscle Shoals bill pro French Foreign Minister. Aristide and then by crossing the hybrid has never previously entered into this little (Connecticut village is zation rested on me because, I su]?- proposed to the railroad that, rail viding for government operation, discus^ons of the cost of covering Briand, and the chief Italian dele- ed there. thus obtained with blue stem carrying on a battle against the fires pose, I was usually on the spot,” road stations he used as terminals She remained there an hour or the “dry brook.” It creates an en gafe, Dino Grandi. was made in a memo prepared by wheat. of the infernal regions and the the pastor said. ’ ‘That ! for bus, truck and private passen more preparing for the final stage tirely new phase of the subject. The Americans, British and Japan J. W. Worthington, chairman of the 'This ‘ resulted, Schumacher flames of earthly destruction. cept it alao seeq^ed. natUT^ It of her 750 miles perilous flight from ger cars,-the exclusive privilege of will meet again tomorrow to discuss executive comittwe of the Tennessee said, in a grsdn with a large Rights of Way More than onpe - has. the Rev. is the du^^of- asrve. opftratiitg'lnbtor buses tm the motor New York and then was seen flying The South Manchester Sanitary the reply further. River Improvement Association meat and a thin hifll, maturing lienry Steel Habersham halted his and to do eve^hiteg he can for the toward Hamilton harbor. She was at Sewer District owns 14 of 15 rights ways >beirig Ranted to the railroad The American spokesman said in 90 days. He is experimenting sermon, listened intently to the town community in w hichhe' lators. I in return for use of terminals hnd a low height, about 100 feet above which was placed today in the of way through which the storm there was every indication the nego on its value as an early hog feed. fire-alarm; and evacuated the pulpit like the work. A t tim es'it’s ’ quite parts of the right of way to other the surface of the sea. Finally ob record of the Senate lobby commit water runs between School street tiations would result in solution of of St. Peter’s church. While the dangerous.” <-v- . y ’ servers on the shore reported that ^ tee. and Brainard Place; the 15th is Stations. . . the American-British-Japan prob choir sings and elders make an Thus does he derive^ an exciting she descended and was taken in tow ! “With this evidence before us,” owned by the town. The district’s The Motorways Corporation would lem. the memorandum added, “is it not a nouncements to the patient congre satisfaction front .bis „TOca- make such alterations to the stations At the request of the, Japanese, by the Gregory. rights of way were purchased at a tions. And anyone who ;thljah!l. Dr. futile nmning in a circle to go the gation, Fire Chief Henry Steel as would adapt them" to Its two type details of today’s meeting wera Three On Board START COUNTING total cost of $5,946.50. The South Habersham’s three ’score and ten rounds of a legislative campaign in Habersham dashes to the scene of service. withheld by the Americans. Yancey and his two companions, Manchester Water Ctompany and years might be, a handicap should favor of government operation when the Manchester Electric Company action. The British tind Americans will- W. H. Alexander, pilot, and Zeh see him, in tall helmet and slicker, Slow and high speed travel lanes Bouck, wireless operator, had spent a presidential veto most certainlj’ also have rights through the same Spiritual Advisor and Fire Chief -each way would be provided with a discuss the Japanese reservations at OF NOSES TODAY For 21 years now he has been driving the chemical truck at a 50- tomorrow’s meeting and may be able the night at sea rather than risk waits such legislation, if passed, channels. The J. W. Hale Company mile-an-hour clip over a roughToa,d. 30 mile an hour slow speed limit, some years ago was allowed to cov spiritual advisor to the Episcopal to tell the Japanese then whether overflying their tiny goal in the At leaving us exactly where we are Sometimes that slicker oovers his and a 35 mile minimum on the high er the brook area in the rear of the flock at Monroe, and for seven years speed, with no maximum. East and the reservations are accepla.ble. -. lantic. An offer of help was made by now ?” best clerical garb, for sermons and the steamship Lady Somers, boimd The memorandum was placed in House and Hale block and the cost he has worn the badge of fire chief, westbound lanes would be separated to them was $10,000. The sewer dis- j when the department was organiz- weddings and funerals •ha'^fc to wait JAPANESE COMMENT for Halifax. Later advices said the the record while the committee was Army of 120,000 Enumera when the siren calls the .“parson of by a metal fence. Lady Somers had located the piano questioning W. G. Waldo, consulting trict constructed an extensiop lead ed it seemed, the most natural thiqg ■ Approval of the New York Legis Tokyo, April 2— (A P)—^ihe news ing to Spruce street which cost $4,- in the world, the townsfolk will tell the flames” to the niorc urgent duty paper Nichi-Nichi tpday gave but had been advised that no aid engineer of the Tennessee associa- -trf saving life-and-property;- lature would hidngnn.immediate re- was necessary. — • tors Begins Gigantic Task 000. you, that Ur. Habersham should be uest for a special session of the prominence to an article asserting tinn. ' that the fundamental reason for the J Worthington, who is reported to The sewer district is now ready ?lonncdticut Legislature for ac^on to sell its rights of way to the towh on the right of way, the sponsors cabinet acceptance of the Reed- be ill in a Detroit hospital, has been Of Checking Population. Matsudaira formula of - American- for half their original cost. It is be- j announced. ■ , accused by Chairman Caraway of lieved the J. W. Hale Co., will seek | Japanese naval armaments was JEALOUSY CAUSES the committee of feigning illness to Tristate authority by New York, a reimbursement from the town for Measachusetts and Ctonnecticut found in^ recent evidence of Ameri avoid questioning about the affairs DRY SIDE CONCLUDES can recogiiition of Japan’s position Washington, April 2.— (AP)—An its work amoimting to about one- along the lines of the port of New of the Tennessee River Association. of predominence in the Far East half the original cost of $10,000, York authority is planned. Officers army of 120,000 census enumerators Authoritative American assur WIFE TO TAKE GAS and the sewer district expects to were listed as. President, Lester P. BELL ON THE STAND entered today upon the gigantic ances,; the paper said, of a naore’ be-completely reimbursed for the TESTIMONY IN HOUSE Barlow; vice president, Wendell W; •Washington, April 2.— (AP.) — favorable attitude toward 'Japan’s task of counting the American pop Spruce street culvert extension. Chase; chief consulting engineer. W. B. Bell, president of the Ameri ♦ -..■7 0 5 ^ . - ‘ I rPAGE C TO MANCHESTER ^ENTNG HERALl), SOCra MANCHESTER, 0OXW^^ WEDNESDAY, APRILS, 1930. V W .C .T .U ; MEMBERS HEAR TO S E L STEAMSHIP lAWARD HENRY AHERN LOCAL UONS GUESTS | OBITUARY N.Y. Stfld# : • k i •* ^ '4 ■ ~ 1 ■ . s ■ ABOUT CHILD WELFARE Washington, April 2.—(AP)--- State Briefs 1 SIDEWALK CONTRACT OF WnUMANTIC CLUB ’ ■ . /■ , • (Furnished by P ntn^ & Co.) i '1-* '-X. Sale of the steamship Jacona to tlie ■ : ;i' . Central Bow. Hartford, Conn. Adams E lxp...... 86 . ■ New England Public Service Com Eleven Members of Manches AUeg Corp ...... 88% State Officer Addresses Meet pany of Augusta, Maine, on the con H Walks Here—Five Bidders ter Group Make Trip to ^ 1 P. M. Stocks. Am Can ...... 151% ing Here Yesterday After dition that the ship within a year Middletown, April 2.— (A P )— DEATHS Bank Stocks. Ain and For Pow'...... Thread City Last Night. noon at Miss Ferguson’s be converted into a $1 ,000,000 float Coroner L. A. Smith today exoner for $22,000 Contract. Bid A|»ked ^Lm Intemat ...... 53^^ ing power plant to serve Maine ^ d ated from blame Warren T. Slowen Bankers ’Trust .Co . . . . 325 Am Pow and L t ...... 118 Home. New Hampshire coast cities, was of West Haven for the death of Henry Ahern, of Bond street, this WALLACE L HOWARD Eleven members o f the Manebes- City Bank and Trust . 360 Am Rad Stand San 38% announced today by the shipping John Kolan on March 23. Kolman town, was awarded the contract for ter Lions Club made the trip to Cap Nat B&T ...... 360 383 A m Roll M ill...... 91% Kenneth Messenger, head of the board. was struck by Slowen’s car as he sidewalk construction in Manches WiUmanUc last night and enjoyed a Conn. River ...... 425 Am Smelt 7F State Child Welfare Bureau, was The ship purchasers agreed that was crossing the highway. His ter when bids yrere opened by the ' DEAD IN HARTFORD dinner in the St. Paul Parish Hall Htfd (Jonn. Trust . . . . 140 Ain T and T ...... 261% the vessel would be equipped with body was thrown to one side and hit Board of Selectmen last night. as guests of the WilHmantic Lions. Bltst Nat Htfd ...... 225 Am Tob B ..'...... 2 3 7 % the speaker at the Woman’s Chris Ahern was the lowest of five bid tian Temperance Union meeting two 10,000 kilowatt steam turbo by an unknown driver coming in the Later the meeting adjourned to the j Land Mtg and Title Am Wat W k s ...... 116 opposite direction. ders on work the town engineer had Friends in town of Wallace L. High School Auditorium where the Mutual B&T Anaconda ...... 80% -held yesterday afternoon at the generators of the oil burning types, estimated would cost $22,435.00.. Howard, formerly a Main street Mendelssohn Male Chorus of Water- do, vtc A tlR e f ...... 48% home of Miss Mary Ferguson on and four high pressure water tube Mr. Ahern’s figure for the con- ; TRAWXER DISABLED resident, were saddened today to bury gave a concert for the benefit New Brit Trust ...... 200 Baldwin L oco ...... 34% South Main street. Miss Constance boilers. The intention of the pur struction based on the engineer’s New London, April 2— (AP) — } learn of h,is death, which occurred of the blind of WiUimantic, under Riverside Trust ...... 625 B and O % Leigh of the Newington Home for chasers, the shipping board said, was specifications was $21,283.00. The 120 Her position made more dangerous about 8 o’clock this morning at his the auspices of the Lions. West Htfd. Trust ___ 350 — Crippled Children who was schedul that the ship be used to transmit other bidders and their bids based Bendix Aviat ...... 55% by heavy seas and a howling wind, home, 35 Deerfield Avenue, Hart Those who made the trip were Bonds. ed to speak was unable to keep the power to cities for the benefit of upon the indi-vidual items upon Beth S te e l...... 108% the trawler Colline lay disabled to ford. Mr. Howard had been ill only (]leorge Bagley, George H. Williams, Htfd. & Conn. West .. 95 Canad Pac ...... 212 engagement. newly established industries where which they were asked to submit j day fifty-two miles east of Sankaty a few days, and yesterday pneu- ______Blast (Jonn. Pow 5s . . . 100 103 Case Thresh,...... '.. .2'^1 Mr. Messenger gave an enlighten land power facilities were not avail figures were as follows: Curtiss and George Veitch, Garfield Keeney Head, near Nantucket. The Coaist monia developed and he failed to re- i Qarence H.’ Anderson7joel Nichols Conn L P 7s 116 118 Cerro De Pasco W% ing talk on the work the state is do- able. Dean, East Hartford, $22,242.50; R. Guard patrol boat General Greene spond to treatment. Albert Knofla, Arthur E. S t John, Conn L P 5%s ...... 105 108 Chic Mil StP and P p f ...... 41% : ing for young children who are or The Jacona had been out of com was speeding from the Boston bsise E, Cronsell, Hartford, $23,195.00; Mr. Howard was a son-in-Jaw of Conn. L P 4 % s ...... 98 100 mission for eight years and was one Wethersfield Concrete Construction Francis McCarthy, Arthur Holmes Chic and Norwest...... 8744 phaned or whose parents are unfit of the service to the assistance of the late F. A. Lillie who will be re Htfd. Hyd S s ...... 102 105 Chrysler ...... 38% . of the shipping board vessels as (Company, $27,800.00; Rocky Hill and Peter Samuelson. .for various reasons to bring them the* fisherman. membered as principal of the Eighth Insurance Stocks. . Col Gas and El ...... 82 signed to the list for scrapping. She Construction Company, $26,125.00. up properly. This department of District school for many years. He xAetna Casualty...... 158 163 Col Graph 28% , state work was organized only 9 was sold for $25,000 cash. The contractors were asked to is brother-in-law of Vice President xAetna Life ...... 99 101 O. H. BENHAM DEAD bid on the laying of 36,000 square Coml Solv ...... 35% years ago. Previous to that volun Waterbury, April 2 — (AP) — Charles A. Lillie of the Pheonix xAetna Fire, $10 par . 74 76 feet of four inch walk, 6,000 square HAWES, HOLLISTER TO Comwlth and S ou ...... 19% teer workers did what they could by George Hurd Benham, 79, formerly State Bank and Trust Company of xAutomobUe ...... 46 48 Consol Gas ...... 126 STATE POLICE INSPECT of Waterbury and for many years feet of six inch driveway, 6,000 Hartford. While Mr. and Mrs. Conn. General ...... 140 145 home visitation. Mr. Messenger lineal feet of granite curbing, 150 Ctontin Can ...... 71 secretary of the old Holmes Booth Howard moved to Hartford, as did xHtfd Fire, $10 par .. 87 89 stated that the bureau made every lineal feet of radius curbing, 200 j ADDRESS GARDEN UNIT Com P r o d ...... 100% and Hayden Brass Company died to Htfd Stm Boil, $10. par 63 — effort to place neglected or depend AUTO BRAKES IN TOWN lineal feet of granite comer stones the Lillies, they kept in close touch I Curtiss Wright ...... 14 ent children with their near rela day at his home in North 'Woodbury. with their many Manchester friends.}, National F ire ...... 82 84 Du Pont De Nem ...... 138’ Funeral services will be held on Fri for drives and 18,000 lineal feet of xPhoenix Fire ...... 87% 89% tives or in private homes imder concrete gutter. Nine contractors i Austin F. Hawes, Connecticut Eastman Kodak ...... 234 j day at St. Paul’s church, Woodbury Travelers ...... 1570 1590 state supervision. He explained took out specifications and blanks WhiUock Coil Pipe Company at J ter, wiU be one of the Elec Pow and Lt ...... 86 j Conducting General Test on with burial in Middlebury. Pnblic Utility Stocks. that every home where children, or for entering bids, but only five sub Elmwood, and actively interested in g ^t the meeting to be held Erie _____ ...... (BOj Main Street This Afternoon;] z(Joon. Elec Sve ____ 90 94 persons over 60 years of age, are mitted figures. Each bidder furnish the affairs of St. Andrews Episcopal ^ o ft h « Garden Fox Film A ...... 34| under the auspices of the Garden xConn. Power ...... 93 94’ boarded, must be licensed, and that Twenty of Them 0. K. HINT AT SUICIDE. ed a certified check for $500,000. church. Funeral services will be held Gen Elec ...... Waterbiuy, April 2.—(AP)— at his home, 35 Deerfield Avenue, Unit of the Hartford Woman’s Club 1 rroi p+ 94 96 out of every 100 cases -^lled i Mr. Ahern who was awarded the tomorrow morfiing at 10:45. -nie! ^ W & f - Gen F o o d s ...... 50 state Motor Vehicle Inspectors Geoig^e Squire, 16, 'sophomore at Friday afternoon at 1:30. Burial Gen 24ots ...... *49^4 their attention only aboi^'" 65 are contract has long been a resident of meeting wiU be held at the i u^tford Gas ...... 70 Norton and Howlett in conjimction Watertown high school, died of the toym. He has built sidewalks will be in East Hampton. Gold D u s t ...... 42% committed to county homes. At shotgun wounds at his home in Oak clubhouse, 187 Broad streeL the- pf^j ...... 45 present there are 1,146 children un with local police began stopping here for several years and the local Grigsby Gnmow ...... 19% cars on Main street at 2 o’clock this ville yesterday afternoon. He had Mitchell Fosson , ninth in a series of ten programs in S N E T C o ___ __ 185 der state care in licensed homes authorities are highly pleased with Int Harv ...... 95% afternoon for the State brake and been in poor health. Coroner Her ..^ Word was received here today of the Small Gardens Institute. Mapafacturing Stocks-. throughout the ctate, and about ,- the type of work his firm does. Int Nick (Jan . .... 42% 8 general equipment test. The first man of Litchfield coimty is investi the death of Mitchell Fosson, who Mr. Hawes since coming to Con Arrow H&H, com .... 40 Int T and T ...... 69% 000 in Connecticut who are depend twenty cars tested were found to be gating to determine if it was a sui formerly lived on Hackmatack necticut nearly a decade ago as its Am Hardware ...... 60 Johns Manidlle ...... 182% ent upon the state for maintenance. in conformity with test require cide case. POSTOFFICES GET MUSIC street here, which occurred in Italy first state forester, has done a con Amer Hosiery ...... 30 Kennecott ...... 60% At the close of Mr. Messenger’s ments. Tests will be continued March 12. He was 35 years old and spicuous work, not only in conser American S ilv er...... 20 Kreuger and T o ll...... 32% talk Miss Ferguson served tea. throughout the State from this time GRANT WAGE INCREASE leaves a wife and six-year-old vation of the forests and fire pre Automatic Refrig ,.... 4 Kroger G roc ...... 41% on. Norwalk, April 2.—(AP.)—A AS CHICKIES ARRIVE daughter, Edlma, besides his father vention, but in Interesting organiza Bigelow Sarford, com 71 73 Ijoe’v s, Inc. 80 The test requires that a pleasure wage increase to imion plumbers in and two brothers, all in Italy. Mr. tions, individuals and municipalities do, pfd ...... 100 Lorillard' ‘ ‘-26% car must be able to come to a stand this city has been granted imder Fosson went to Italy January 3. in establishing town forests; and by Billings and Spencer . 4^ Mo Kan and Tex .-...... 64% EXPECTED HOOVER VETO still within 45 feet from a speed of protest, the Master Plumbers stat Heavy Shipments of Biddies He had lived in Manchester eight acquiring large acreages of land for Bristol Brass ...... 26 Montg Ward ...... 40% 20 miles per hour with the foot ed today. The award calls for an Start to Reach Local Offices or nine years. state forests. do, pfd ...... 95 ■ Nat Cash Reg A ...... 67% increase from $11 to $12 per day, Collins Co...... 100 “ ON BIG POWER PROJECT brake, and within 70 feet with the for Delivery to Farmers. Mr. Hawes, was formerly m the_ , , . ^ Nat Daily ...... "52 emergency brake. effective April 1. federal forest service and was alsj ^ f® - l^chwood and B. 525 Nat Po"w and L t ...... 56% at one time state forester of Ver- ...... o2 Nev C o p ____ ...... 80% CASES NOLLED Twelve hundred happy and busy FUNERALS (Continued from Page 1.) chicks arrived at the Manchester mont H.1, a graduate of .Tulte - • - •'' g N y Cent ...... 188 Bridgeport, April 2.— (AP.)^— Pack Mot ...... 22 De VALERA FAILS Walter Brown, 44, ^ias . Walter D. postoffice this morning for further college and of Yale Srtool of Fores- j offer now pending in Congress to delivery to Vernon. W ith. only one Frank Capella HehM traveled through the 1 ^ C o o le y ...... 135 Pan Am Pet B ...... 56 Finney, and Francis L. Kelly, 30, 155 Par Fam Lasky ...... 76 lease the power and nitrate plant. mail to Vernon, daily, and. that at The funeral of Frank Clapella of forest sections of Europe, is an au-i jg TO WIN ELECTION both of Newark, N., J., arrested here Penn ...... "...... 85% The total expenditures included 5:22 p. m. the big brood was taken 118 North Elm street was held thor of books on forestry and hisi jgj...... two weeks ago on charges of pass Pub Serv N J ...... 112 $99,158 for legal services to three to the Manchester postoffice where from the home at 7:30 and at St. ing worthless checks, had their services as lecturer have been avail-1 inter Silver ...!.!!!!! 101 Rad Cbrp ...... 58% law firms. they could be kept warm awaiting Bridget’s church at 8 o’clock this able to this and many other towns ' pfjj !!.!!!! 107 (Continued from Page 1.) .cases nolled_ today' in City Court. 7 Rad Keith ...... 38% Questioned about this item. Bell They i^feye released to" police of New the owner who was notified of their morning. Rev. C. T.. McCann offi in the state. He wiU speak on ] xLanders. Fraiy & cik 70 said the law firm of Hughes, ciated. The bearers were Harold Reading ...... 127 Fianna Fail Party, and Thomas J. Ha'Vetfsi^d take^ there today to an arrival. The two-day old youngsters “ Shade Trees and Their Care” and | Mann & Bow, Class A 13 Rem Rand ...... 42% Roimds, Sherman and Dwight had O’Donnell of the Labor Pairty^.., .a swer-charges of passing worthless were all vocalists and created plenty Clemson, Frank DeCantis, Joseph will answer any questions. ’ i do, Class B ____ 7 received $19,031; Bond, Schoeneck Rep Ir and Stl ...... ; .... 81% Governor-General Jambs Mac-- Checks.' - ■ of noise. Rocknello, Peter Champ, John and On the same program will be j xNew Brit Mcb. com . 28 and King $67,000 and J. L. An Frank Capella. Burial was in St. Sears Roe ...... 87 Neill arrived yesterday from thb From now until April 15 the Man George H. Hollister, superintendent North & Judd ...... 21 Slmjnons ...... 51 drews $13,127. The firms are in New continent for the purpose Of re NO OFFICIAL. NAMED. chester postoffice is expecting heavy Bridget’s cemetery. York. of Hartford’s municipal park sys Niles Bern P o n d ___ __ 40% Sinclair O il ...... 1 ...... 30% ceiving the newly-elected president. Hartford, April 2. — (AP) — shipments of chicks due t the ease tem, who will speak on “Shrubs for Peck Stow and Wilcox 8 Skelly OU ...... /38% Hughes Employed The session of the Dail was Though the State Board of Educa with which people living in Bolton, the Home Grounds.” Mr. Hollister Russell Mfg C o ...... 75 Sou Pac .....'...... 122% Bell testified that Charles Evans crowded as Sean O’Kelly, acting POUCE BEATS tion met today and the naming of a Andover and part of South Windsor succeeded the late Georga A. Park xScovill ...... 62 65 Sou Rwy ...... 128% Hughes, now Chiefir Justice of the leader of the Fianna Fail Party in successor to State Commissioner can get them the day of their ar United States, had been employed er. Mr. Hollister was for many, Smythe Mfg Co ------95 Stand Brands...... 26% the absence of Eamon de Valera, of Education A. B. Meredith was dis rival rather than have them wait to pass upon the constitutionality of Following is the assignment of years associated with Mr. Parker j Seth Thom Co. com . . . 35 St Gas.and El ______".128 nominated his chief for president. cussed, no announcement was made over in baggage rooms for a day or the contract by which the Cyana- beats for the Manchester police for in the administration of Hartford’s " S O Cal ...... ,...,68 % The nomination was seconded by as to the identity of next commis two at other places. Standard Screw ..... 145 160 mid company proposed to lease Deputy Sean Lemass of the same the month of April, all of whom parks. S O N J ...... 75% Muscle Shoals. sioner, ^ do. pfd.- guar “ A” .. 100 SONY ...... 36% party. Walter D. Hood, of Winsted, Mrs. started on duty last nigh', with the A number of local people who i Hughes, the witness said, advised exception of Officer Rudolph Wlr- xStanley W orks...... 41 43 Studebaker ...... 42% O’Connell, speaking in opposition, Helen E. Lewis of Stratford and have course tickets for the institute ■ that the contract be embodied in START COUNTING talla, who is ill: Day, Chief S. G. Taylor & Fenn ...... 115 Tex Corp ...... '58% said that in countries with long Henry A; Tirrell, of Norwich, ap are planning to attend this meeting. Torrlngton ...... 60 an act of Congress instead of being the ministry were simple because Gordon and Lieutenant William Timken Roll "Bear ...... 84% negotiated through a government pointed a special committee of the Underwood Mfg Co . 124 Transcon Oil, new .....,...... 19% certain fundamentals were taken board to consider the names of ap OF NOSES TODAY Barron, Joseph Prentice and official. Rudolph Wirtalla. Nights,' Captain Union Mfg C o ___ .... 21 Union Carh 103% for granted. In this case, he added, plicants for the position, are under U S Elnvdope, com .. 215 The contract is now contained in (Continued from Page One.) Herman Schendel, Sergeant John Unit Aircraft ...... 93 fundamentals were in issue. stood to have filed a report of their LATEST STOCKS do. pfd ...... ;.... 112 the Wright Muscle Shoals bill, Raps De Valera Crockett; Officer Arthur Seymour, Unit Corp ...... 44% which would lease the project to Inquiry. j Veeder Root ...... 43 Desmond Fitzgerald, in a detailed tion is William M. Steuart, the di who has the lower Main street beat; Unit Gas and I m p ...... 43% the Cyanamid company. Mr. Hood, prior to the board meet j 'Whitlock Coil Pipe . . . — denunciation of Dc Valera, said that rector of the census. Officer Walter Cassels, the Center New York, April 2.—(AP) — U S Ind A lcoh ol...... 1 0 4 “In consulting Judge Hughes,” ing said that no action would be X—Ex-dividend. U S Pipe and F d r y ...... 36 De Valera in American courts had The census taken 10 years ago, street and upper Main street beat; Trading on the New York Stock | the witness said, “we thought we taken today. XX—Ex-rights. U S Rubber ...... 33% challenged the right of the Free showed a total population of 105,- Officer Winfield Martin, north end; Exchange continued at a record- were getting the best advice W'e State government regarding Repub 710,620 and the intervening decade Officer John Cavagnaro, west side; U S Steel ..,.1 9 6 could obtain.” breaking pace today with the lican fimds and at present was try is estimated to have brought an in Officer Clarence Wrisley and Ray Util Pow and Lt A ...... 42% Asked About Letter market showing increas6d irrgular- War Piet ...... 79 ing to get some of that money COLLETT WINS WAY crease of about 17,000,000. mond Griffith, the Cheney beat and CURB QUOTATIONS At the outset of the hearing. Bell Officer David Galligan, Spruce ity but with the bullish forces sti.’l Westing A ir ...... — ....i .. 48% transferred to him by the bond hold One result of the census will be in control of the price movement, was questioned about a letter writ ers “by dubious methods.” street and automobile. Westing El and M f g ...... 184% reapportionment of representation flurries of selling swept through the (By Associated Press.) ten by Edward A. O’Neal, president Fitzgerald, who is minister of de INTO SEMI-FINALS Woolworth ...... 66 of the Alabama Farm Bureau Fed with some states losing and others Amer Cit Pow and Lt (B) . . . 47% fense, said that no one knew what market at frequent intervals but YeUow T r u c k ...... 25% eration, to Chester H. Gray, Wash gaining members. new leaders were quickly brought Am Super Power ...... 35 De Valera’s policy was at present, Unofficial estimates are thai Central States Elec ...... 38% ington representative of the Amer Pinehurst, April 2.—(AP)—Vir forward, and the general level of ican Farm Bureau Federation. and remarked that to ask the House California will lead the list of states ABOUT TOWN Cities Service ...... 43% LIQUOR DESTROYED to elect siich a man was to disgrace ginia Van Wie, willowy Chicago prices invariably worked higher. The letter said O’Neal had ad who will gain, with six additional Crocker Wheeler...... 29% the Irish nation. star, was eliminated from the North Woodrow Wilson, son of Mr. and ’I’otal sales crossed the 2,500,000 Providence April 2.— (A P )—On vised Representative Lister Hill, of members in the House. Michigan, share mark at mid-day, with the Elec Bond and Share ...... 112 In his speech proposing De Valera, and South Women’s Golf tourna Mrs. Samuel R. Wilson of Center E3ec Shareholders...... 31% orders of U. S. Dist. Judge Ira Alabama to get Bell in a “room the Census Bureau estimates, will ticker running more than palf an alone and go to the bat with him.” O’Kelly declared' his chief was the ment today by Edith Quir of Read street was 11 years old yesterday. Ford of England ...... 18% Lloyd Letts, the U. S. marshal and only man in public life today who gain four, Ohio three. New Jersey hour behind the market in the early “He never got me in a room alone ing, Pa,, 4 and 2. and Texas tv/o each and Arizona, In the evening his playmates and Niag and Hud P o w e r...... 19 V4 collector of customs here today de had the ability and personality to Glenna Collett, the National schoolmates to the number of 14 ! afternoon, stroyed the 378 sacks Oi Imported and did anything to me,” Bell said Connecticut, Florida, North Caro Niag Hud Warrants...... 5% enable the Irish people to face the champion and defending titleholder surprised him at his home and pro- j Heavy profit taking was apparent liquors seized by the coast guard laughing. He explained he thought lina, Oklahoma and Washington one Pennroad ...... 15'% future with confidence. trimmed Mrs. Leo Federman of New ceeded to help him celebrate. An- in many issues today in anticipation patrol boat CG-290 aboard the ill- the letter was “exaggerated.” each. S O Ind ...... 58% Bell added that the letter prob York, easily, 4 and 3. Mrs. Feder thony Diana sang Italian and Ar- of a large Increase in Federal Re- United Gas ...... 43 ,• fated rum-ninning motorboat Edack States expected to lose represen ably referred to efforts to obtain a man was five down at the end of thur Bouffard, French songs. Scotch I serve brokers’ loans tomorrow, Util Pow and Lt ...... 47% Duck upon which three smugglers tation are Alabama, Kansas, Louisi recapture clause in the Muscle HALE’S ANNOUNCES the first nine holes. songs, jokes and games whiled away bear” traders stubbornly opposed j unit Light and Power A ___ . 26% were killed and fourth w ound^ the Shoals bid. ana, Maine, Massachusetts, Nebras the remainder of the time. The dec- the advance in many issues but they "Vacuum Oil ...... 91 % morning of December 29 In Narra- O’Neal has been called to testify ka, New York, North Dakota, Penn orations in the dining room and the caused only temporary set-backs, "Vicks Financial ...... 8% gansett Bay by machine guh'fire. concerning the letter. DRESSMAKING PRIZES FIND REED’S BODY sylvania, Tennessee, Vermont and tapers on the birthday cake were in j Worthington Pump, which sold as Virginia one each; Missouri three, pink and green. All voted it the j iqw as 117 yesterday, mapped back Indiana, Iowa, Kentucky and Missis best time ever., and Woodrow was The following were prize wirmers to 136'today. United Aircraft was sippi two each. remembered with many birthday carried down 1% to, 89, in the "morn in Hale’s Amateur Dressmaking New London, April 2.— (A P )— PUT IOWA PHEASANTS gifts. ing but had rebounded to a new contest which closed Monday night: The body of Walter Reed, about 30, Class A — 1st prize, Amelia Kings- high at 92% by early afternoon, j of this city, was found on the shore METHODISTS PICK Tonight’s feature in the weekly Today IN LOCAL COVERTS I bury, Rockville, Conn.; 2nd prize, at Groton this afternoon and the Similar recoveries took place in Today Anna Catalano, 316 Center street; sport event at the School street Rec numerous other specialties. state police Immediately started an will be the running high jump and 3rd prize, Elizabeth Filbig, 203 While public participation has and and Investigation to determine whether OFFICERS TODAY it is open to any interested athletes. Main street. been showing a large increase m One of the biggest shipments of or not Reed committed suicide or The trials will begin promptly at 8 j Class 2— 1st prize, Mrs. Laura (Continued from Page I.) volume, some of the large commia-I Thursday Thursday game birds to be released by the Kingsbury, Coventry, Conn.; 2nd met an accidental death. The vic o'clock. Manchester Fish and Game Club, tim came to this city from Balti slon houses report that small specu- j prize, Mrs. K. H. Ferris, 264 Oak share of the concern’s profits for lators are not being loaded up with twenty-five large ringnecked pheas street; 3rd prize, Mrs. W. F. Haw more several years ago and until A DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM OF ants from Iowa, were released in recently employed as an advertising the past year. stocks, due to ‘extensive switching] ley, 167 Benton street. Preceding the business session, towm yesterday afternoon by the solicitor for a Sunday paper ha'ving WOULD AID JOBLESS of commitments. Transfer of num The frocks were judged Tuesday there was a communion service at 100% ENTERTAINMENT Fish and Game committee. Several afternoon by Miss Hanna Jensen, a circulation in this •vicinity. Some erous blocks of 5,060 to 25,000 which Bishop F. D. Leete, who is shares in the last few days Is be pheasants previously released by the Home Economic teacher of the time ago he suffered mental disor presiding, spoke briefly sa5dng that Washington, April 2.—(AP)r— club were sighted in the out-lying Eighth District schools; Miss Gil ders and for a time was under lieved to be due, in part, to buying faith more than material progress Unemployment legislation proposed by Strong financial interests, pre districts already mated for the sea lette, Ninth District sewing instruc treatment at the State hospital for by Senator Wagner, Democrat, New p \ u l i n £ WARNER! was needed by the church. sumably for the account of invest son. The birds received from Iowa tor; Mrs. Clarence Johnson of the insane at Preston. He is a The business was followed by a York, to meet present conditions ' presen]^ yesterday were in fine condition and Hale’s alteration and dressmaking brother of Windsor E. Reed, jailer and forestall future crises today re ment trusts.. memorial service at which the Rev. . The day’s business news did not sought cover immediately after be department. The winners will kind at the New London county jail in W. I. Ward presided. The memorial ceived final formal consideration, Frederick: ing released. Yesterday’s birds were ly call at the store to receive their this city. address was given by the Rev. Sur without opposition in the Senate un furnish much ammunition for spec released at the following point.s. prizes. rey. employment subcommittee". ulators for the advance. Freight Tolland Turnpike, west of Glode’s Chairman Johnson, Republican, car loadings in the week ending farm, three; south bank of Pleasant FEARED BOMB PLOT California, said after the meeting March 22 totaled only 875,542 cars, Valley Pond, three; west of Podonk New York, April 2— (AP)— Four NO PERFECT AUBI i ANCHOR STAYS IN MUD that the bills would be submitted to a drop of 5.645 below the preceding brook, Wapping four; south end of detectives from the bomb squad met the full commerce committee to week and a reduction o f 86,858 cars Dr. Eoin McNeill, former minister morrow, after “one or two minor below the corresponding week of Talcott Flats, three; north end of of education of Ireland, w’hen he ar Talcottville flats, three; northwest Hartford, April 2.— (A P )—The Newport, R. L, April 2.— (A P )— points” were threshed out in a con 1929. The Iron Age Review report CONRAD rived today on the White Star liner alibi of James Tucker, 25, negro, ’Tis a sad plight, matey, when you ference between Wagner and Sena ed a moderate upturn in steel out of Tucker’s cider mill, five; east side Baltic because of threats reported of Vernon street near Schmidt’,®, held as a suspect, that he was at his can’t get your mud hook up, as the tor Jones, Republican, Washington, put but explained that no sharp' re- NAGEL to have been made against him by home, 81 Mather street, when Reu crew of tlM Coast Guard destroyer author of another imemployment boimd in activity wsis looked for and four. political enemies. ben Rome, 17, was murdered In the are prepared to testify. proposal that died on the Senate indicated that some producers be back yard poultry market nearby, The destroyer was nosing in to calendar a year ago. lieved that the industry would do -ANI>----- on Saturday night, has not been day after a nocturnal .quest for rum Johnson said the sub-committee well to maintain its recenb^gains. satisfactorily supported, the police runners when her engines failed. is “ready to decide” on the Wagner Pig iron output, in contrast with'the reported today. The anchor was dropped off Bren- measures, but that in view' of decline In,steel ingot output, in ALICE WHITE-^iCHESTER MORRIS A check on Tucker’s explanation ton’s light ship while repairs were Jones’ earlier measure, it desired creased about 3 per cent in Marcfii, of his movements disclosed some made. The gale had whipped up a that* Wagner and Jones confer be the daily average'for that month DOG OWNERS discrepancies in time between his nasty sea and the old craft, a form fore final action were taken. being the largest of any month since story and that of his brother John, er Navy torpedo boat, roUed and last November. The American Section 5, Chapter 269 of the Public Acts of 1925 tossed. Then, when repairs had been ^^PLATING ARGUND^’ but, otherwise his statements have Petroleum Institute reported,a de completed, the anchor refused to THINK 100 DROWNED It’s a .Snappy, Peppy Comedy Drama of the State of Connecticut require that all dogs must be been verified, the police say. cline of 21,700 barrels in the daily budge. The winch puffed and groan Filled w i^ Thrills, Mirth and Music!. ^ licens^ on or before May 1st. 1930. Neglect or refus average ot crude oil production last HAWKS IN TEXAS ed, but nothing happened. Tokyo, April 2 — (AP) —More al to license on or before May 1st will cost owner of such The destroyer’s skippe.' sent out (hnn 100 Japanese are believed to week. dog an additional dollar as well as making you liable to Wichita Falls, Texas, April 2 — a call for assistance and a Navy have been drowned today in the Radio, in which a large short in arrest. :a P)—Captajn Frank Hawks, en- tug, a motor life boat and a patrol sinking of the ferry boat Wakato terest is reported to have developed, EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTION was again a 'strong feature in fo -.. Registration fee: Male or spayed female .$2.00; Fe routs from San Diego to New York boat responded. After hours of hard Maru while proceeding from W|aka- in a glider towed by an airplane, work the anchor yielded and the matsu. Island of Kyushu, to Togata. day’s market, crossing 56 to a new TONIGHT! male, $10.25; Kennel $26.00. landed at Staley Field here at 9:10 procession came up the harbor. The overcrowded boat capsized in peak price for the year. J. I. Case Fourth Popular Jntenmtlonal Night Veterinaiy Certificate required for Spayed Female a. m. today after a flight from a rough sea. jumped nearly 7 points on uncon ' Observed as not previously licensed. Sweetwater, Texas. He coared over MACY WELL FILED A dispatch to the Rengo" News firmed rumors of merger discus sions with ,^B-Chalmers. (Joppers ■- til Office hours during the month of April will be as the. field for 25 minutes after cut “ White Plaips, N. Y., April'Y — Agency from Wakamatsu said that ting loose from the tow plane. (AP)—The will of V. Everil Macy, forty eight bodies were recovered, gathered strength, on reports of a follows: Daily except Sundays; 9 a, m. to 4 p. m., except multimillionaire banker and philan and that .the search for others was better export demwd for the . red Seven Acts Will Provide an Abundance of Fun and Thursdays during April and Thursday, May 1st, when An Italism athlete set some sort thropist who" died in Phoeiiix, Anz., being continued despite high wind. metal and the optindistic trade fore Entertainment. ' the hours will be 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. of a record by walking to and fro on March 21, was filed in surrogate’s casts of leading -executives in the According to a Nebraska jscien- industry, Anaconda, (Jerto De Pasco, SAMUEL J. TURKINGTON. in his bedroom for 40 hours. It isn't court here tbday. naming the three reported whether or not he found children as principal beneficiaries. tist who' experimented extensively, American Smelting w d Kennecott =7 * the coUar button. His vrtfe died in 1925. ■ . ' ' both cats and dogs are color blind. reaching new high ground. » I M -- 1 -- f : - *'"■ "'• • v .P s ^ t B T H E E B icn.A-V 5'A'PP.TT?.9!.'xli|^,; . . ''i’'. ’'■"' ■■ ' ’ . ‘ ‘-'V '.-«'• ^ 4 SIDEWALK JOBS ifjf. II ' ^Iw‘ The forest fires ttiat have been VOTED BY BOARDcausing , trouble in the Bolton sec tion arei not likely to continue for Would-Be Suicide M ay A tten d the present, at least. While Man Funeral But Not With Hos chester was getting a rain storih pital’s Sanction. lEist night points to the esist of Man &lectmm Approve Work chester Green were getting a snow j Mrs. Mary Kebart, 38-year-old storm. It fell in such large flakes Union street woman who owes her ■ After Hearings Last and so heavily that the Bolton hills life to her error in selectog a were covered with a blanket of poisonous drink in a suicido attempt,; snow that extended to Lake street. mav leave Memorial hospital in time Night—Other Business. From there on in Manchester there to attend the funeral of her 18-year- was no snow. old daughter, Annie, motorcycle ac- Horace Risley of Hamlin street, cident victim, though bospimi aut^ Sidewalk construction hearings case Brothers High orities say it must be at her own . a. _ _ ...... ____ .... 4-^.. < risk as she is not yet sufficiently re for work on four streets in Man land Park Mill, as an operator of a covered to make it advisable for her .j cutting machine was injured while OESN’T Spring with its invigorating new life chester were held before the Board to leave tho institution. Dr. LeVerne | suggest new I furnishings to brighten up your at work last evening. He was taken Holmes said this morning that there | of Selectmen last “ ^^alks to the Manchester Memorial hospi D kitchen? .No lopger should your kitchen be case was the there ‘ ® tal for injuries sustained to his back. , dull md'dreary making,daily tasks a drudgery. on the north side of West Ce^er He was alone at the time of the ac- | Modern kitch^^fiirnishiijgs are bright and colorful street between Cooper and McKee cident and was working on the top ] filled with life ah'd cheer. And they Include many, streets, on the north and east side ^ which is not more than i many new conveniences... .real; time-savers... .that of St. James street on ^ three feet high. It is thought that I ■will add to your leisure hours which are so welcome ‘ side of Pearl street between the bei he slipped and fell striking the during Spring. Keith’s now present the newest and Witz block and Foster street and on flooring below oh his back. At the smartest kitchen fuhiishings at lowest possible prices. the cast side of McKee street be hospital last night he was suffering : New ranges, refrigerators, kitchen cabinets, smart tween West Center and Summer much pain. The extent of his in- i floor coverings, charming breakfast sets,, ensembles and streets were unanimously approved. juries has not been learned as X-ray j accessories...... in fact everything to make the kitchen Property owners attending the pictures are to be taken. It is like- ^ ,. hearing's ■were: West Center street, a part of your well dressed home. Come in at your A lSder Jarvu, Ernest Evans ly that it will be several days, a t : , convenience and'see these kitchen luxuries you can Andrew Ansaldi, Otto L. Seelert, least, before he will be able to re- | enjoy at very little cost. Our liberal club terms en able you to have them today with up to a full year to Paul Donze, Andrew Donze and turn to his work. ! James pay. Gustave Schreiber; St. Thomas Shea of 225 Tolland-Turn- street: Rev. W. F. Reidy, represen^ ing St. James’s church and William pike is a patient at the Manchester , G Chenev: Pearl street; John. iii. Memorial hospital, taken there yes-i. ■ Dougan, Louise V. Dougan, Ifeimah terday in Holloran’s ambulance. Mr. . Ruddell. J. R. Braithewaite, Robert Shea has been in poor health for , . Campbell, Giles Vickerman and J. some time and yesterday his condi- I Leo Fay: McKee street; Loms Peck. tion was anything but favorable. He j l-f • The only desire of these- property has shown indications of poisoning j going through his system, due to , . owners with respect to the con trouble with his teeth. It was to ' struction of the walks was that combat ’this Rouble that he became trees be saved. the sidewalks can be laid without a hospital patient. ■ ■ '■ ■■ i harming any , ^-^L^^M ite Carl L. Linde,' of 14 Eldridge of the petitioners desired granite Miss Annie Keba^rt curbing in preference street, truck driver for the L. T. ^.'The construction .was voted by th Wood Company, who was pinned to was.stUl danger of ulceration from’ ' J ■' Selectmen in each case. the wall of the storehouse on Bissell the mouth and throat burns inflicted Henderson Road, Proctor ^ a d , street when a truck slipped off ihe by the poison she drank; Otherwise, rr rr ' and Victoria Road property owners blocks yesterday morning, suffered however, Mrs. Kebart’s condition w'ere before the Selectmen to ask no internal injuries, as he was struck has shown mu;h improvement. the acceptance of these .streets by just above the ribs. His chest, how ever, was badly bruised, and he is News of Annie’s death had been the town. All the streets were ac kept from the mother up to this cepted by the Selectmen and ^ confined to his home. noon on account., of her condition. matter must now come before t o ^ Mrs. Kebart became , suspicious David Heatley, Jr., was host yes OtJR 1930 meeting. Property owners attend when her- daughter, failed to come REFRIGERATOR CLUB ing these hearings were: W. J. Mes- terday to a party of ten of his school to the hospitai to see her, but her sifr, Augusta Kirschieper, Samud mates of the Manchester Green son, Charles, told her that Annie The new kitchen cabinet is a great time saver to Mason. Alex Swanson, Andrew School at his home at 332 Lydall was ill with pneumonia. Mrs. the modem house^^fe and adds to Ansaldi, Otto Seelert, Albert Hol street. It was his tenth birthday. the kitchen. ’The smart McDougall cabinet illustrated Kebart insisted that she be allowed Offered man and Paul Donze. t'l leave the hospital and go home to right contains all the latest conveniences, S. Emil Johnson, chairman of tne Charles A. Sweet is today cele , to her daughter biit was dissuaded. in two finishes, grey or green, at $47.25. board of assessors appeared before brating his natal day. Unlike wom The funeral of Annie Kebart will the Selectmen to discuss the re en, as Charles puts it, he is not be held at the home- of her uncle, assessment of town property which ashamed to let it be known that he Konstanty Yokaitis, on Tolled must be done this year in accord is 67 years old today. To show that Turnpike at 8:30 tomorro- ■rming ance with state law. Mr. Johnson he WHS still alive and kicking he and at St. Bridget’s clu at 9 said the assessors hope to a^art took occasion to kick the hat off one o’clock. It is expected . . ill be or two of his friends he met on work this month. They believe largely attended because of the . '' that it will take five months to com Depot Square this morning. popularity of the girl who was em plete the reassessments and the cost ployed at Cheney Brothers. The o w it is possible to have'a now shown in a wide variety of will be about $3,500. Francis Hart, named as one of the bearers will be Michael Murphy, attractive color combinations An agreement was made wi^i census enumerators for Manchester, John Jilnackus, Leo Brozowsky, N breakfast set colored ex Aaron Shetgar of Hartford to usA has been excused from that service Stanley and Custon O’Bright and which are available on any set. his property next to the School and a substitute has been appointed. Martin Mitchell. Burial will be in actly the .way ydu-W^nt it at no r.trcet dump for dumping purposes. Mr, Hart is a substitute mail carrier St. Bridget’s cemetery. If the color scheme necessary Edward Vickerman, William T. Bar at the Mamchester postoffice and extra charge. Nearly .every rett and G. Burton Carpenter were conditions at that office, which re for your particular require named special constables in the em- quire his services there, have arisen PLAN A MOTORWAY Keith breakfast set is custom ments is not on display we will •'’cy of Cheney Brothers. An ap- since he applied for the census tak j ing job. The North End postoffice p-rcation for a gasoline station on houMlwId finished by- our own expeids. gladly submit samples for tlie Jarvis property near Love ^ n e is shorthanded as a result of Car- .. I t Y.Tfl NEW. HAVEN • v.-as made to the Selectmen. A hear roll Dtvyer having been injured in Many charming new styles are ' ^approval. ing will be held April 15. an automobile accident. The directors of the South Man- (Continued from Page 1) 'Chester Fire district asked for an Mrs. John Sullivan has returned informal opinion from the Select to her home on Valley street from Shonk, both of West Chester, Re the St. Francis hospital, Hartford, men on the site of the Center "fire- publicans, introduced the bill. /. T L'v hcusc. The board believes that the where she imderwent a major opera property west of the Municipal tion a month agp. Mrs. Sullivan is CONNECTICUT’S PART building ideal for such a bmlding considerably improved. - Hartford, April 2.— (AP)—Con and ■will so inform the commission necticut’s participation in a plan to Spiring Showing of ers. The state highway department The regular monthly meeting of build a $200,000,000 toll express informed the town that it would not the Manchester City club will be motorway from New York city to THE MODERN KITCHEN RANGE be ready to proceed with the re held tomorrov.1^ night at nine o’clock New Haven as the first link in a Na Our 1930 Refrigerator Club offers you 10 % dis- construction of East Center street in the club rooms on Oak street. A tion-wide chain 6f such roads is be coimt on any model with easy weekly payments and a New Linoleum Floor Coverings liberal allowance for your old ice box. 'We now show before 1931. The town, however, special dinner will follow the busi ing sought by the New York and , • -f . <■• plans to proceed with its prepara ness session. New England Motorways Corpora a complete line of ’White Mountain and Hostess refrig Keith’s is headquarters for smart linoleums with a large tions for the work so that there will tion, it was learned today. erators with over 'Twenty-six models. From the mod be no delays when the job is actual Robert McLaughlin of 158-Henry Lester P. Bartow of Stamford, est little tpp-icer to the sensational new “Glacial,” an Spring showing of America’s three favorite floor coverings.. ly started. street had a pleasamt surprise last president of the corporation, has all metal refrigerator that is unsurpassed for beauty , .Sealex Linoleum. .. .Arihstrong’s Linoleum-----and Con- evening when upon opening the dOor outlined the plan to governor Trum and value, you can select a style and size to meet your goleura Rugs. Sinart new patterns that win instant admir ■p* of his new home he was greeted by bull and is now organizing an asso requirements on the most lenient terms ever offered. ation! Beautiful bdlor-schemes, that suggest endless deco a number of his old neighbors and Nearly all models are equipped with the new plain or HOKUM, STUNTS GALORE ciation of Connecticut citizens for rative schemes for e'vei^ room.. .j.pl^ many other exclu friends. They brought ■with them support of a bill to be introduced at electric ice cubers. delicious refreshments and the time the coming session of the legisla sive features that suggest them; as most desirable floors for AT TALL CEDAR FROLIC was spent ■with games and the usual ture. This bill was presented to the your home. Our linoleum department Is admirably equip i pastimes when congenial friends New York General Assembly yester ped to meet your most exacting requirements. Competent ! come together. day, and Hiram C. Todd, prominent salesmen'will , help you'tq^ select the Xdrt-ect "^patterh and Money Nailed to Floor, “Man j New York lawyer and general coun A small fire in Fouracres this grade. Expert factory -trained layers ■will hand tailor ft Eating Fish” But Two of sel of the corporation said support V] Many Interesting Tricks. noon resulted in a still alarm being from Republican legislative leaders to your floors. All a part of Keith sendee at Keith’s con sent in to Hose and Ladder Co. No. and Governor Roosevelt practically sistent low prices. ' _ At least 300. persons .of Manclies- 1 of the.South Manchester. Firp de assures its passage. •.. tcr's population spent an enjoyab.e partment at 12:15. A gas stove be Governor Interested April Fool’s evening because that came ignited and for fear of the fire Governor Trumbull to Jay express i' was the number present at the sec gaining headway an alarm was ed iiRerest in the plan and said that turned in. The blaze was quiclfly Mr. 'Barlow had discussed the 2 ond annual April Frolic given by tha extinguished with little damage." UTall Cedars of Lebanon and the proposition in several conferences with him. ^ Masonic Social Club, in the The regrular monthly meeting vof Masonic Temple last night. Music “Although I am inclined to believe the Manchester ^’ish and Game club that a proposition like this would j^ivas by Leo Roy and his Spanish will be held this evening in Tinker •NEW-DESIGNS IN , f Cavaliers of Springfield and the pay and that the time will come hall. A good attendance is desired soon when such a.' motorway t'will he CONGOLEUM RUGS . ^ numerous novelties provided by the for the Fish and Game committee necessary to solve traffic problems. commitee had th'e crowd agog; with has something of interest to ..all I am not familiar enough with -the BREAKFAST SETS FINISHED i[; laughter throughout the evening. members to report. details to commit myself on this TO YOUR OWN REQUIREMENTS - To the woman who wants smart floor coverings nt First of all the dancers discovered particular plan,” Governor Trumbull Here is the new HousehoM Bimgalow-----the smart low cost Congoleum rugs have no substitute. ‘ They ,i that someone had a hole in his David Chambers, well kno^wn total said. “It seems to me that Mr. Bar- est range for modem kij:chens. It combines a full are easy to keep clean, colorful and durable with upot- •s pocket because nickles, dimes and contractor, arrived back in Man- low’s plan is probably sound funda size gas range and a convenient kitchen heater. The »proof lacquer surfaces. • We are now, presenting their i; quarter^ were distributed indiscrlm- ch.eHer last night after a. 1,650 nflle mentally, but until more informa gas burning section has four large top-cooking burners Opposite Hr^' S^dol , new.Spring designs-in attractive patterns for'every -jinately around the floor. Those who train ride from Mobile,. Ala., whwe tion comes to me I am not in a posi with automatic lighter, a gas oven with heat indicator k South M anchester “ room. Priced as follows: 9x12, $11.50; 9x10-6, $10.25; Vbent to pick them up found to their he and. his ■wife were called several tion to give unqualifieij approval.” and broiler. The Household Bungalow Is compact 7-6x9, $7.50; 6x9, $5.95, and many other sizes in, pro .jj surprise that the coins were fasten- weeks ago when their son,.Austin, and attractively ’designed. Has steel cooking top and portion. ■ t ■ 0 cd to the floor, and so the fun be was .seriously injured In . a fall from NO SPECLVL SESSION is finished’.in either Buff or Grey enamel. Priced at gan n .hpti»l-window. He started for hofltie New Britain, April 2— (AP) — $104. ’ % Several, side shows attracted Saturday. noon. Mr- Chambws Governor J. H. Trumbull expressed •. much' attention, all eyes drawn to brings the good nevrartljat bis son* is the belief today that no special ses 2 the placard,; feadlhg “Man Eating nbWi. improying l.steadily arid thaf'it sion of the legislature would be call iFish,’’.’and two. reading “For Men ■is hopedilxe will be able .^to come ed to act on the proposed coqstruc-, and “For Women Only.” The home' in a ‘ couple A^s. tion of a $200,000,000 foU highway The witness agreed, /but quoted enness and fori excessive drinking in one prov^ to be a mender of Chambers TefidamedTl^'MebBe. « between New "York and New Ha'ven, Alcoholism'to file a statement. other decisions. bolding the FederM homes. i . ' 'i as projected by New York sponsors. DRY SIDE CONCPES ■ Graham said the chief reason for ^ovenjjnent’s powers under prohlbi- Later the Puritans, he said, pun-, ■^ the 'Tali'Cedars valiently downing' ished “tippling . lbr_ over half aq, .jii sardine after sardine. ’The men who “A ■ meeting of the legislature ending-the dry testimony was be-; ^n;.(were,' equal -to thtw,e, of the - fUBLlC RECORDS ' would be called only in case of cause'of the.important tariff legisla hour” or “tippling at unreasonaljle’ ^ crowded into the second' show sav/ times;” .'He asH^d^tf^such re^a-r ija pair of suspenders and the women emergency and I do not consider TESTIMONY IN HOUSE tion on the floor of the House to Heo^otedifrom-'a'decision h^ded that the proposal' to build the toll day: ..dpwh.'by the late .CMef^uOtice, Taft tions would no-t- • be • considered Ih-.!' 11 saw—a corset. high#ay would be such an emer ■ ' Cross, examination probably would ■ffingemept of -per^dn^ liberty. IS Chances on a door prize of five | Warrantee Deeds 1 (Continued from Page One.) iost'tbeipsel'ves'in'toe legal; in which It "wps held' that prohibition ■ Allen said the. ne'cessity for ah-., Lillian S. Gilman t o ‘^Rydolph gency” the governor said at his of require so much time, he said, that was aimed - at win trolling.; drinking d'and a half yards of silk were given fice at the Trumbull Electric Manu — ... ^ the committee, members could not ; Massachusetts has; been » stinence was recognized in toe aripy’ ^■'to those who took in the side shows I Karolys and James Mandy of N«w Sheafe Chase, Superintendent of the bed'of wet activity, ^^®. for toe good of toe cbinmuiUty and and on athletic teams and argued York City two tracts of land-.total facturing Company in Plainville. attend both the ’ hearing and the toat an ^obvious danger existe- to “i. and when the dra'wing was held the “If the proposition is favored by the International Reform federation; House session in the afternoon. toe .beginning of , abstinenbe should be. applied to toe ; 5 prize was won by Miss Harriet ing 55 acres on Tolland Turnpike;* organizations in that stet^ he sMd, toe community’ if one."person were nation to protect .the ^tality and. Elmer E. Robinson to Katie Star- New York legislature, it can be con and Eugene L. Crawford, (General Tomorrow the judiciary committee Stressed toe toree'i^lites o f persemM* permitted to keep’liquor for his own |Cheney. It turned out to be a nice sidered at the next regular meeting secretary of the Board qf Temper plans to consider legislation pro well being of all people. . ‘ siak, 19 acrea of laiid on HUlstotro liberty, the legality tof - p la ^ g ^tt^e use. , • In conclusion he offered as ‘ThC' f^^long piece of silk thread—^five and a of the Connecticut assembly.” ance and Social Service’; of the posed by the law enforcement com Eighteenth Amendment jp toe con-1 *half yards long. Road. r, \u Methodist Episcopal (Jhurch, Souto. mission and the Witnesses could not Allen- said a reservation tovobey way out of this dlfficiilt situation”; Alexander F. Jarvis to the Simtn stituUon ■> hnd now ^®. only “just And , equal” "laws was strict enforcement-by state and loca)^ f' During the evening refreshments Manchester Sanitary and Sewer IMs- FRENCH PRIEST DIES. ■ La Guardia inquire :.i£. ,r :^V y- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MA^TCHESTER, CON^., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2,1980. PAGEFOUR>- ^ ' AIJi MINSB8 DBAIK BANDITS KILLED. OPENFORUM OUSBEB STILL AOnVE. HOSPITAL NOTES Planes A t Auto Prices Tepic, Nayj^t, Mexico, April 2.— Oklahoma City, April 2.— (AP) — Kettle Iriand, Ky.. April 2.— Wall Street (A P )—Four members of the bandit Another desperate effort to conquer Admissions reported a t the Me — Hope that their long sad hsapQd-' gang'holding J. E. Bristow, oil oper LIKES itHE HERALD. the No. 1 Mary SudUt. wild oil and morial hospital yesterday are ous tofl would be enidid today with the flndkig of the remaining tep o f ator of San Angelo, Texas, prisoner, gas gusber 'of the Oklahoma city Thomas Shea of S 26 Tolland Turn . To Mark Detroit Show Editor, The Herald: the 16'men trapped Saturday by;; an were killed In a clash with Federal field, was to be made today aa A pike, Mrs. Liberty GadcUa of 109 I Briefs Enclosed check for $12.00 for sub explosion two miles back In a coal troops south of Ixtlan, Nayarit, towering flume of oil from the larg Foster street, Walter Hurlock of 89 scription of ' he Herald—I always mine here, spurred the efforts of Tuesday. Others of the gang how est sweet, high gravity producing Cottage. Harold Olglio of 90 Oak Detroit. (AP.)—Airplanes In the®$l,000,000 hangar at the Detroit look forward to the Herald as I am volunteer rescue workers. New York, April 2.—The Dela ever escaped with their prisoner, well in the worid continued to street, Mrs. Maggie Johnson of 29 municipal airport, which will be always sure of a bright spot In the Since the finding of the bodies of 'price class of automobiles will mark ware & Hudson Company, which has shower the countryside. Woodland street and Horace Rlsley dedicated on the opening day. who is being held for 30,000 pesos morning mail, even at the end of the six of the men Monday aU h o ^ that the attractions to the private flier Emergency Are fighters today of 121 Highland street. A daughter Ray Cooper, manager of the two become a holding company with the ransom (about $15,000). The troops month. any of the remaining ten mi|^t have jat the third All-American aircraft transfer of its railroad properties to had been pursuing the bandits for I am on the program committee continued their vigilant guard duty was bom this morning to Mr. and previous shows, will stage the ex in fear that a flaifli of fire might survived the blast in the Pioneer !4how here April 8*13. position, which is sponsored by the the Delaware & Hudson Railroad several days. They finally caught up of the local Kiwanis club and am es Mrs. Robert Bink of 116 Cambridge Coal company’s mine, has faded. But Corporation, is keeping its assets turn the surrounding petroleum Price cuts, made possible through Detroit board of commerce and with them and in a bitter fight pecially interested in your highly en street. the efforts of the workers, who for improved production methods, bring liquid. L. F. Loree, president, said routed them. The bandits were be tertaining and educational meetings soaked territory into a raging in sanctioned by the Aeronautical ferno. Deputy sheriffs have been more than three days have risked imanv tvpes within a cost range of Chamber of Commerce. the company had been purchasing i lieved possibly taken to a hill whicn and trust that I may sit-in at a TO PIPE NATURAL GAS. their own lives in the desperate ef short term securities “while waiting meeting, this summer, •with the live- assigned to patrol the isection, and Chicago, April 2.— (A P )— Pre »1,8W) to. $5,000. The new home of the show is is surrounded by the troopers. forts to clear the debris of the ex H More than a score of the 8^ to see what course developments There will be no attack, soldiers wire Kiwanis club back home. even airplane pilots have been liminary negotiations have been 1,000 feet in length and 200 feet warned not to fly overhead, in fear plosion, has never slackened. H)lanes to be displayed will sell for take.” The company’s cash position preferring to starve them out. Can you Ifet me know where 1 completed for the projected delivery aess than $5,000kUUO withwiin nearly o-a dozen wide with------the-- floor----- ~c--~ space laid - out is reported to be in excess of $50,- can reach Charles Paddock the that gas in the air might be ignited. of natuml gas from the Texas kl 800 the Gipsy Moth, after the plan of a city, with named selling at $1,800, the Gipsy Moth, 000,000. runner who spoke to your club re handle to the Chicago area. The pro OUR CHIID’S 2below $3,000.^ A “ flivver” •• plMC — “airways” taking the place of KING AjND QUEEN HOME cently—that particular meeting read ject was ahnoimced today by Insull, streets. n DMd* praopraiiM. ':&tinson-Detrolters, Great Lakes ' Sir Henri W. A. Deterding, manag very interesting to me and I would PRISONERS PARDONED Son add Company. Associated with ^trainers, and the Davis sport mono The aeronautics section of the ing director of the Royal Dutch Brussels, April 2— (AP) — King like to arrange his coming to Allen Uie Insull firm are the Cities Serv Society of Automotive Engineers tenia applUd evwyiiaarteS.lwm plane will be among the low pnee Petroleum Company, sails for the Albert and Queen Elizabeth return town and speak to the Allentown ice (Ximpany, the Texas Company, will convene for the duration of ahooM btins tdief. AB drmnriate. ^lass. . X United States tomorrow. He is to ed today from their Egyptian trip. Kiwanians. Madrid, April 2.— (A P )— King the Phillips Petroleum Company, c Decked in brightest spring colors, the show. One day will be set aside They were welcomed at the station Very truly yours,, Alfonso today signed a decree par the Skelly Oil Company,'^e Colum for glider demonstrations. open the new building of the Shell dhe planes will be shown in the new Union Oil Company in San Fran by Prince Leopold, Prlncdss Astrid, George Sylvester Chartier, doning the prisoners who were sen bian Carbon Company and the .V' ------cisco. Burgomaster Max and government 403 Wetherhold and Metzger Bldg. tenced for an attempt to bomb a Standard Oil Company of New MUsti^ L E officials. Allentown, Penna. royal train near Barcelona in 1925. Jersey. OPENING STOCKS Wall street expects bankers ac iPHYSIClANS BACK ceptance rates will remain steady for some time, now that they have New York, April 2.— (AP) — returned to normal after their hasty ; PRESCRIPTION BILL Large-scale buying sent stock prices decline during the credit east ac moderately higher at the opening of companying the government’s the market today. March financing. The bill buying Albany. N. Z-, April 2—(AP) Leading shares generally rose 1-4 rate of the New York Federal Re- ’ Supporting the Hastings bill as a to 1 point, as blocks of 5,000 to 15,- serv# bank, however, was not re ■ health measure, physicians repre- 000 shares were taken. American duced, remaining firm at 3 per cent 'eenting leading medical societies of Can, Westinghouse Electric and and the recent upward revisions by tthe state urged removal of all re Missouri-Kansas-Texas rose about a dealers will enable them to sell bills strictions on the prescription of point each, while U. S. Steel, Gen to the Federal without loss. medicinal liquor at a legislative eral Electric, Radio, Anaconda, hearing on that bill, which would Studebaker and Radio Keith Albee Activity of German Republic ex bring about' what the physicians sold up 3-8 to 5-8 of a point. Chrys ternal 7 per cent bonds on the New 'Cislcccl* ler sagged 1-4. York Stock Exchange is reviving f A warning that the bill would The demand for stocUs broaden talk of the reparations loan expect >‘open the way for leaks in the pro ed as trading progressed, with pools ed next month. The listed bonds, hibition dyke," was issued by repre again actively at work in a wide issued at 92 in 1924, are now around sentatives of prohibition and re assortment of specialties. Commis 109, or just under their record high form organizations, who also at sion and odd lot houses reported in established in the recent bull mar tended the hearing. creasing public participation, par ket. News of the prospective loan Support of the measure was an ticularly from middle and far west continues scare, but the strength of nounced by former Senator James ern points. German obligations is seen in some W Eadsworth and Dr. Nicholas New high records for the year circles as a movement to prepare Murray Butler, the former by tele were established in the first half- the way for the Young plan bonds, gram and the latter by letter. hour of trading by Radio Corpora of which a $75,000,000 block is to be Physicians would be permitted un tion, Anaconda Copper, American sold in this market. der the proposal to prescribe any Water Works, U. S. Pipe, Standard necessary amount of medicinal Oil of California, Richfield Oil, Sin Arrangements have been made clair, National Power and Light, liquor for a patient. A division of for the sale of a seat on the New medicinal liquor would be set up in North American Company, Raybes- York Curb Exchange for $198,000, tos, F. G. Shattuck and Pierce Ar the State Department of health an Increase of $13,000 from the pre row Pfd., the gains ranging from with a fund of $250,000 to keep a viously recorded sale and a new high fractions to nearly two points. supply of medicinal liquor available. price for the year. Dr. Thomas C. Chalmers, chair Air Reduction was quickly mark ed up more than three points and man of the Queens County Medical CIVIC INTEREST LACKING Society, declared that the statement Johns Manville and Worthington of the Rev. O. R. Miller, superin Pump each sold about two points Amesbury, Mass., April 2— (AP) tendent of the New York State higher in the first rush of buying. —The Amesbury town fathers are Civil League, that 90 per cent of There were a few soft spots, A.U" having a hard struggle to make the liquor secured on prescription was bum Auto and United States Air historic old New England towii used for beverage purposes was an craft, which were strong yesterday, meeting plan of government func “ absolute falsehood.” quickly dropping 3 1-4 and 1 3-4 tion in this town. Surprise Telegram points respectively. Four adjourned meetings have Orville S. Poland, counsel for the Further evidence of the world been held since town meeting day Anti-Saloon League, furnished the wide easing of credit conditions was several weeks ago. With the chief surprise of the hearing with a tele given today in the reduction of the items of interest disposed of at the gram stating he would support the Bank of Sweden discount rate from first two meetings, & quorum has Hastings bill if he could be con 4 to 3 1-2 per cent. been lacking at the last two. At a vinced of its constitutionality and Foreign exchanges opened steady, meeting last night only 120 voters that the majority of the medical with sterling cables unchanged at were present and 200 are required. profession favored it. . $4.86 9-16. Meanwhile the town hospital and In his letter Dr. Butler stated: water department are without their '"the vmconstitutional, unreasonable We invite everyone to drive the annual appropriation and many ^nd immoral restrictions attempted 1930 Bulck. Call 7220 and we will other articles in the town warrant to be put on the medical profession bring car to your door.—Advt. remain to be acted on. by those mad men and women who have no concern for human suffer ing and human life, provided they can impose upon other people their own views concerning alcohol, should be restrained by all possible means. THINK ROBBERY FAKE I Chicago, ApYil 2.— (A P )—The po- GET AHEAD ilice theory that the Von Buelow $50,000 jewelry robbery Monday ;was an “inside job” brought Mrs. ■ Lottie Brenner Von Buelow, her ! estranged husband, Enrique Dechow Von Buelow, and others to Detec Fresh Fish tive headquarters last night to retell their version of the affair. { Detective chiefs announced after 'the conference that they had gained Specials -little additional information about ;the robbery, but that they had Xhat Groodi GixtU ^definitely discounted the story that Won Buelow is a German count. The Von Buelows and four other FRESH members of the household and :uests were bound, gagged and SH O R E H A D D O C K lb. 8 e filindfolded by three men, posing as census takers, who ransacked the :^ansion and escaped with Mrs. Von made better Buelow's jewelry. Grasoline • • . if FRESH V WINS UBEL SUIT £q(aal to many of tbe premium fuels POLLOCK lb. 1 2 c \ ■ . ' I Hackensack, N. J., April 2— (AP) X judgment for $25,000 was on Also a large, fresh supply of roe and buck shad, record in Circuit Court today in bullheads, silver bass, sea bass, Spanish mackerel, pick avor of Miss Sarah Mowell, former I'bank clerk, in her suit against Mrs. erel, tile fish, suckers, mullets, sheepheads, eelpouts, gill 4oO° F* Fad Point i?rank von Moschzisker, wife of a net saugers, halibut, cod, flounders, large mackerel, sal prominent Ridgewood attorney, for mon, smelts, butterfish, fillet of haddock, fresh herrings, false arrest and prosecution ^on a small mackerel, scallops, clams and oyaters. charge of writing “poison pen” let- ]ters. ; ’The suit in which Miss Mowell FRESH bought $75,000 was the sequel to her indictment, trial, and acquittal two years ago when Mrs. von P IG S L IV E R lb. 1 0 c Moschzisker accused her of sending ANTI-KNOCK a series of abusive notes. A t the trial which ended yester day, coimsel for Miss Mowell con tended that Mrs. von Mischzisker FRESH wrote the letters to herself to test her husband’s love and because of L A M B S T E W lb. jealousy over "Walter Burnett, who AT NO EXTRA COST at that time was Miss Mowell’s / fiance and a frequent visitor to von Moschzisker’s home. FREDERICK H. HATCH DEAD HALE'S SELF-SERVE New York, April 2— (AP)—Fred GULF NO-NOX MOTOR FUEL erick H. Hatch, 68, head of the in vestment firm of Frederick H. Hatch 4r Co., and for more than 40 years G no cEnY Is Aviation GhradLe 374'’ F. End Point a well-known figure in 'Wall street, TO WAIT ON YCMj died at his home today. [I t »AVii Mr. Hatch was born in South Norwalk, Conn., and was educated in private schools. In 1883 he was DEMONSTRATION THIS WEEK! married to May Daly, of Bergen At All Gulf Dealers at the of the Orange Disc Point, N. J. He had served as pres Of the World Famous ident of the village of Woodbourgh, Nassau County, N. Y. from 1914 to 1926 and was a member of the In vestment Bankers’ Association of Battle Greek America and of the Society of May flower Descendants. Sanitarium WATCH FOR OPENING GULF REFINING COMPANY STYLE SHOP Health iFoods ■ 823 Main Street • i ■ ■St: I '•’H' -I -^ *1 , ■ *■" ^’^6= ‘'.:-r '.v*' P A G E F T I^ M ANCHESI^ BVEITOG HEEALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., ■ WEONESQAX, APRIL 2, 1980y 1^ ^ » , • ‘^' ■* A Modem "Custer’s” Last Stand! NEW HAMPSHIRE ASKS !' CONGRESS STUDIES This is the High School Senior V ^ ls'Plamii^ ARMAMENT REDUCTION ingtoh'Trip Outfit at Pradin’s. FOUR POWER BILLS Concord, N. H., April 2.—(AP.) r \' x>N' -v Her _ —^The New Hampshire emergency Her committee on .the Lon4on nav^ conference, with offices here, today COAT DRESS Legislature Involving Sweep sent a circular letter to 2,000 citi • • t » ' zens of this state asking them to, rally to the support of PresidMt- ing Reforms, Now In the Hoover and the American' delega $10.00 tion in London in securing “sub- $24.75 stsmtial reduction in world naval Works at the CapitoL armament.” The appeal was signed for every by a group of more than 60 New for dress wear Hampshire men and women. o c c a a im ' Washington, April 2.—(AP.)— Signers of the document included. Legislation involving sweeping re Arthur P. .Morrill, former Governor % \ John G. Winsmt and Dr. Hugh K. forms in government regulation of Moore, candidates for the: Republi transportation, communications and can nomination for governor; Har power companies, today engaged old K. Davison, president of , the the attention of the Senate Inter State Senate; George A. Foster, Her state Commerce committee. speaker of the State House of Rep? Its docket included four import resentatlves; President Ernest ^ M. HAT ant measures one of which—a bill Hopkins of Dartmouth college and SUIT to reorganize the Federal Power President Edward M. Lewis of the • V ' f ' ' Commission—Chairman Couzens ex University of New Hampshire. pects to carry through to a vote at The appeal suggests that ‘‘noth this session. ing short of substantial reductions $22.50 $ 2.as Two others—the Parker motor- will meet the mqwctatlons.. of the bus bill, bringing the highway car-: people.” It urges that those receiv for daytime wear riers under Federal supervision for ing it sign a memorial calling for a Sport or Dress the first time and a measure propos cut in naval armament. This memo ing permanent and intensive regu rial will be .sent to the American Models ^ V. lation of telephone, telegraph, ra delegation, it was said. dio and cable companies—will be Governor, Charles W. Tobey is ready for action when Congress honorary chairman of the commit convenes next December. tee and Supreme CourtVustice Les Her The fourth measure also deals lie P. Snow of Rochester is | chair with the power commission and is man. HOSE intended to affect a broad expan .4 .5 > ’ ^ 5 . >■ lyi " / H er sion of the reorganized commis ^ 3 sion’s authority and institute an in Desiped Siervice Weight tensive regulation of power com GLOVES panies. Couzens expects to have ~x. $1.25 Pair hearings on this measure well in For Red Sea By Woman « Fine Fabrics progress before adjournment of the present session. He is the author Sheer Chiffon of all the bills except that dealing Washington. — (AP)—Fausta V. This girl is one of hundreds of Man with motorbuses. Mengarlni, famous Italian woman $1.50 Pair $1.00 Pair The power commission reorgani sculptor who is exhibiting her work Chester women who know what is wife sews for her husband without EMIL’S LAST CHARGE zation measure will be given early at the Corcoran art gallery, is at' consideration by the committee. French Women Darn protest, but lacks the charm of the Pittsburgh—Emil Novak’s 23rd smart but whose clothes budget charge was his.last. His v.ife, Full- work op a'design for a glgantlp Couzens proposes to “clean up’’ the American girl, engendered as it is light house which will be located in ganna, had brought that many commission with this bill and then by her “spirit, freedom’ and inde the port of Massaus on the Red is limited, who are coming here broaden its powers particularly More Than U. S. Sisters pendence,” he said. charges against him'during the past four .years and the i.xpense was so S68>« with respect to power company fi Major Thenault, who. commanded Madame Mengarinl is the only Her this Spring and ' selecting nancing with the second measure. the Lafayette escadrille during the great that'^he couldn’t kee^^ up sup porting his family, he told' the judge. sculptor ever commissioned by Under the reorganization proposed, Miami—(A P)— Independence of world war, now is air and militaiy Premier Mussolini’to do his likeness smart combinations of the three Cabinet officers now ex- American women precludes consid attache at the French embassy in His wife, charging non-support, re eration of darning and mending ns ceived an award* of $10 a week to in marble. She has designed a num UNDERWEAR officio members of the commission, Washington. He married an Ameri ber of monuments in Rome and apparel because they would be replaced by men giving a duty, believes Maj. Georges The- can girl, the former Miss Sarah pay for the support of their eight nault," F’rench war flier. other Italian cities. their full time to the work and the Spencer, Chicago. children. find the smartest in commission would be authorized to On the other hand, the French Dress Slips . . .. $1.98 employ assistant personnel nece.s- fashions at the loiv- .sary to maintaining a strict audit ing of valuation and capitalization Step-in Sets .... $1.98 est prices. accounts submitted by power com panies seeking development per Pongee Pajamas $2.49 mits. Rose Bushes Washington Kin To Tell and Shrubs, Stories Of Childhood DEPARTMENT STORE - SOJjANC^STE^^TO^ Basement Mount Vernon, Va.— (A P )—The; story of George Washington’s child- j hood, told by one of his own descen- | dants, -will be heard by children at- ; tending the annual convention of the Children of the American Revolu tion April 15 at Washington. Hale’s Annual 'This ^’^^ll be the anniversary week of the battle of Lexington, The lit TOWN ADVERTISEMENT tle delegates will make a pilgrimage to Mount Vernon. There they will hear from the lips of Mrs. Eleanor Notice of The Washington Howard, the last child S h r u b b e r y S a l e to be born on the estate, incidents about the boyhood of Washington. Tax Collector The youngest member enrolled in Tlio annual meeting of the stockholders- of the the society this year is Martha Jane All persons Uabel by law to pay White of Huron, S. D. She was 17 Town or Personal ,Taxes, in the Manchester Buil(Jipg & Loan Association -will be at tha days old at the time she joined. , Town of Manchester, are hereby no store of C. E. House & Son, InO.,’ Monday evening, April' tified that I will have a rate bill for the U st of 1929. of 16 MUls on the 7th at eight o’clock to hear and act upon the reports of DENTIST SUSPECTED S to ck dollar duo and collectible on April T, 1930. Personal Tax due April the Secretary, the Treasurer and the Auditors. iv Bentonville, Ark.. April 2 — (AP) j 1, 1930. To’elect officers for the ensuing year and four direc-,, — Identity of the alleged victim of Said Tax Payable at the Tax a plot to collect R2C0.0G0 life insur- (Collector’s Office tors for three years, and to transact any other business a.nce was sought today by officeis in the MunicipaP Building who charged Dr. A. J. Ekss, wealthy proper to. come before the meeting. from retired dentist of Colum’oia, M o . !:" CHARLES E. HOUSE, Secretary. with the man’s death. The body APRIL 1 TO MAY 1 was found near Gravette, Ark. Dr. Bass, who came here Sunday inclusive.' and identified it as that of Willia n 'Hours: 9 A. M. to 4 P. M. ex Fclta, was in jail charged with first cept Thursday, April 3, Thurs degree murder. The dentist said he I’nd sold Folta 31,000 acres of land 6 for $1.75 day, April 10. T hu rsd^ , April in Miller county, Askansas, last 17, Thursday, April 24 and tall. : Thursday,- May 1. Hours 9 Prosecuting Attorney J. S. Combs .'•Vr .'•. id Sheriff Edgar Fields said they A. M. to 9 P. M .- ’•'crned Folta. who they believe now Beautify your home this Spring with ornamental shrubs and bushes^ are aU Interest will be added to all taxes t > be the man slain, paid Bass $15,- remaining unpaid after May 1, ( D in cash, and notes for .$233,000 hardy, two year old, American field grown r^)se bushes and shiubs. nrnven kinds Each 1930. Interest will start from for the land, and that insurance in only the most popular plants—the varieties offered are the best, and aie A pril 1,1930 and will be at the rate policies of $50,000 each was plant is individually wrapped anci labeled. For best selections we adv s y of 9 per cent, to October 1, 1930 (..hen out and the policies assigned and at the rate of 10 per cent, for by Folta to Bass as additional col Housefurnishing Department. > balance of year.. Ipterest at the TTie Best Guardian of lateral. The notes are to mature rate of;12 per cept. after lien has April 10, they said. .been filed will be added. Rose Bush Assprjtmenti; Shrub Aswrtment iM s knd Property DOCTOR DROPS DE.\D GEORGE H, HOWE, C!oUector Silver Moon (white) Weigela Desboisii Franklin, N. H., April 2— (AP) — i| Mary Wallace (pink) Dr. Ervin T. Drake, 73, for 45 years Yellow Rambler MadamiajPutterfly Butterfly Bush Ophelia (salmon) a Franklin county physician, drop Radiance,(pink) , : ^ Japan Quince ped dead at the wheel o f his auto Gruss An Teplitz (red) Paire l^iopper-scarlet) . mobile today. Dr. Drake apparent Spirea Van Houttei American Beauty ' (yellow) ly, realized he ■was stricken, for he Forsythia (Golden BeU) iMure Your brought his egr to a stop. He,leaves Souvenir De Claudius Fernet D ii^e^ Of WeUihgton i Frau Kairl Druschki (white) a widow, two sons and two daugh (Sunflower yellow) Hydrangea . J A BOX IN A BObD SAFE DEPOSTT .VAUUT ters. • Dr. Van Fleet (climbing) Dorothy Perkins I S T ^ ■ ■■ N C E . m h ■ BEST AND CHEAPBOT INSURANCB. CALIFORNIA PRIVET HEDGE U P O N , The Manchester Trust ,Co« ATIME- Shrubbery fc Bundle of 25 .. $1.25 /d Can, you pass? 18 and 24 inch shrubs packed in biudles of 26. This • Three months'after J. is one of the best known hedge plahts, •’ and whea^ Fire" and LiabiKty sheared makes one of the handsomest and most deslr , bought insurance, he a llie d able hedges. for another policy, confident o f his good health. He failed to pass the examination. ^ Three months ago a good : risk, he’s now uninsurable. Garden Necessities -..-XT Before it’s too late, arrange <4S-‘A Hamhoo t/awn Rakes . oOc an^ G9c , ROSE BUSH TRELLISES for the protection your t o i l y RICHARD G. RICH Betty Compson, Pruning Shears (Steel blades) i .. •'■. • {. $1.00 . needs, and for an income for ^the famous SPECIAL! yourself when vou’re unable BuUdinff, Itouth MMCIiae^. movie star, Lawn Grass Seed ...... Ib.^SOc to work. Ask for booklet. spent her early Garden Trowels X0c_.to..25c J childhood in a $ 1 > 0 0 ■ Connecticut Gener^ g m a 11 ' mining Flower and Vegetable. Seeds, pkg...... ;. Iflc ^ Oo« or two of thepe trellUws will add to the a p p w * s Life Insurance Gompans^ to'vfn In ' the Steel Garden Spades ...... $1.00 atid $1| 09 "! ^ .,i 'olIMrlferd = southwest and xjt your homo. Choice of or str^l|^ht trw ip ti Pointed Steel Shovels ...... ’.. $1.00 and $1.69 mads froni heavy ,lumber coated with white piwt. Standa earned her first “ " Inchea wlde^,^«^>'iT>,v;i : f a y E r r s a o l a r k b money^ as • * Wooden Lawn Rakes...... nurse Itt a hos* ■ • .-'S ' • ' ' '.v; pita!'"MS'; - t Francisco. ' ‘Y*--^ V * PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1980. I owner plans to conduct a chicken IRISH JO DO THEIR SIIIFF I farm and .gasoline station. I TWO SESSIONS WEEKLY W.APPING INVITES COUNTY DOCTORS Way to 6^ At a SILVER LANE - . To Initiate Class. - - ' The regular meeting of Burrfee Is Throiit^ dk and AT STATE TONIGHT ROCKVILLE ' Corps will be held this evening in IN INDUSTRIAL SETBACK Mrs. Magdelene Neuschler, moth TO HOLD SESSION HERE ______I G. A. R. hall, when a class of can- er of Mrs. Anton Simler, who has been visiting her daughter and fam HOCKANUM Tolland County Supcr;or Court. I didates will be imtiated. A mem- To Speed Up Play in North ily for the past two weeks, return As soon as you catch cold; the News Notes It’ll Be a Great Night for Erin Clifford Cobb, 31, Alexander! supper will be served at 6: ed to her home in Glastonbury last Annual Fall Meeting of Asso pores close; perspiration is checked. As Seven Acts Contest in In Lewandoskl, 17, and Charles Lafoe,, o’clock and .all members are re- End Tournament; Gordon’s ciation to Be Held in Man Gases and waste can’t escape all of East Hartford entered pleas quested to attend if possible, Sunday. ternational Series. Market Still Leads. The next meeting of the Wednes chester This Year. through the skin. That’s why your > of guilty in the Tolland County Su- j Conference Dates Changed, doctor’s first advice in case of colds Dr. Charles G. Rankin of Glaston perior Court on Tuesday morning, to 1 The dates for the Tolland Coimty day Afternoon club will be held at bury has purchased two building The fourth of the series of popu The North End Industrial Setback the home of Mrs. P. E. Bossen. This is a r^d laxative like cascara. Med lar International Nights will be the charge of poultry stealing. ■ Older Boys and Girls Conference will be the annual business meeting, ical authorities agreo it actually' lots from WilUam R. Dunham on Judge Newell Jermings of Bristol | have been changed from 9-10, to Fri- League after the games played yes An invitation was extended to the the south side of Maple street and observed as “Irish Night” at the terday decided that starting next also the last one imtil November. Hartford County Medical Associa strengthens bowel muscles. You get State theater tonight. Seven acts— imposed .sentence as follows: C o b b , "day and Saturday, May 16 and 17. At this time the nominating com cascara in its most pleasant form will start to build immediately. One 8 months in Tolland jail; Lewanckj-; The Rockville churches have In- week there tvould be two games tion at its one hundred and thirty- lot is already staked out. all Irish talent—are'ready for the played each week instead of but mittee appointed at the last meet in candy Cascarets. w'ord to go, in competition with one ski, Cheshire reformatory, and La^ivited the conference to this city and ing will report on officers selected eighth annual meeting in Hartford Geo. S. Jones of Naubuc avenue, foe, suspended sentence to Cheshire a local committee is being organized one. Next week the sittings wUl be Remember this when you catch is seriously ill with pneumonia at another for the right to enter the held on Tuesday and Thursday to serve for the ensuing year. The yesterday to hold the fall meeting cold; whenever breath is bad; finals with the winners of previous reformatory. | to arrange for the entertainment of committee is Mrs.- O. W. Burnham, his home. Latest reports are that The case against Frank Sokel. I around 150 boys and g;irls. The, nights and the tournament will be of the association in Manchester, by tongue coated; or you’re headachy, Mr. Jones is slightly improved. Drs. International Nights, at which time continued on each of these nights Mrs. Dwight Newberry and Mrs. Dr. Howard Boyd, president of the bilious, constipated. a beautiful silver loving cup will be charged with unlawful possession of program is being completed and will Marshall Bidwell. JHarvey B. Goddard and Andrew firearms was dropped. ; include a program from a group of until completed. local Medical Society. Why resort to harsher things presented the ultimate winner. At the session last night Ball and Several from this part of the when Cascarets activate the bowels Taylor are in attendance. Wednesday night’s contest prom Norman D. Wilson entered a plea Chinese students from the Hartford In the election of officers Dr. D. Mr. and Mrs. William H. Myers Seminary foundation. Gordon carried off the high score for town attended the church services C. Y. Moore was elected one of the so quickly, so harmlessly and pleas ises to be one of spirited and close of not guilty to charges of viola the night with a total of 107 points of the First Congregational church antly—and cost only a dime?—Adv. returned Saturday, March 29 from competition. Each and every act tions of quarantine of animals and Notes. state delegates. Lake Weir, Florida, where they Mrs. Maude Campbell of High while Schonhaar and Hanna were in South Windsor, last Sunday has plenty of real talent, and pick sale of milk from quarantine cows. low with 55. The teams are crowd morning, where they heard the new spent the winter. ing the winner is expected to be a He elected to be tried by jury and street was the recent guest of her pipe organ, which was used for the Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dickan, of the case was assigned for hearing on daughter, Mrs. John Levitt of Man ing each other for first place. The Glastonbury, moved to 76 Naubuc more difficult task than on the pre three leading teams have not been first time. vious International Nights. Tuesday, April 8. chester. Mrs. Leslie Newberry and daugh avenue, and will live on the top floor Mrs. Alfred Thomas of Prospect called upon to punch as yet and the Miss Phyllis Barrett, a trumpeter Civil Court. leading team is but 125 points ahead ter Jean, left last Friday for Phila of the house owned by Herman of no mean ability, will be heard in The civil session of the April street was the guest of her daugh delphia where they will visit Mrs. Schroeter. ter, Mrs. Charles Robinson of Hart of the fourth team, which has al Mrs. Ellen Hughes and family several pleasing numbers. Miss, term of the .superior Court was held ready had its night on the floor. Newberry’s sister. They will also Your New Spring Wardrobe Mollie Cunningham will demon prior to the criminal term with ford. on Tuesday. stay in New Ybrk for a few days. have moved into the house at 34 Mrs. Edwin R. Ford has returned The standing is as follows: Broad street owned by William R. strate how they trip the light fan Judge Newell Jennings on the bench. Gordon’s M ark et...... 1,393 Mrs. Mae Holden with her pupils tastic in “Old Ireland.” There were only two cases scheduled to her home in Hartford after of the eighth grade visited the High Dunham. spending the past week as the guest Edgewood Fruit Farnj . . . . 1,375 Mrs. Howard E. Bidwell has rent Warndek, Johnson and Bateson and both of these were withdrawn. Hartman’s ...... 1,375 school In South Manchester this Calls For New Jewelry Too! will present a comedy sketch that is They were: Anna Peck vs. Samuel of her sister Mrs. W. J. Tobin of week. The boys went to the Trade ed her tobacco land and sheds to Ed vs ' Vernon avenue. - Foley’s Express ...... 1,268 Ollendorff Watches Seth Thomas Clocks including filled with hearty laughs. "Johnny” Poutrey: and Joseph Kaplan M idw ay...... 1,243 school as well as the High school ward Dickau who will raise broad MeVey is there when it comes to Joseph Wasserman. ’ j William V. Sadlak of 79 West on Monday and the girls went to lor c n “P the Oxford • • d* 1 O ®P leaf tobacco. Mr. Dickau has other i Main street has been named admin- Lynn Oil Burner...... 1,263 ladies ...... Glumes doing a real Irish clog, and he will Civil Cases Today. * Hilliardville ...... 1,224 the High school on Tuesday. land engaged and expects to raise be right on the job tonight. Corwin There were several civil cases i istrator of the estate of John Mrs. J. E. Wheeler left for Bloom about 45 acres. Grant, Manchester’s favorite bari heard today, and on Tuesday two ' Kamski, deceased * Business M en...... 1,196 field, N. J., lEist Thursday on ac Crystal "P See the new Sessions Banjo Edmund Fox who has been in tone, will be heard in a repertoire Mr. and Mrs. Harry Symonds and * W apping...... 1,191 Beads...... i V Clock. Hour and half hoar feeble health for sometime past is civil cases will be presented to the * Burr Nursery ...... 1,151 count of illness. of ballads. Marjorie Madden and jury. These two civil cases will be Miss Ruth Parker of this city have strike on 2 O H able to be about again. Mr. Fox is Gladys Stevenson will be presented returned from a visit with relatives * Johnson Machine ...... 1,130 See the new Tip »Top Strap presented to the jury. These cases The Greatest Buick of them all. Watch for up toned rods...... 85 years old. He has rented his in a song and dance number. Tom follow: First case, Robert G. in Providence, R. I. * Merz’s Shop ...... 1,118 The 1930 Model. GaU 7220 for De tobacco land to Ferdinand Noch, my Humphries, with his comic Irish Gardiner vs. Warren Stannard et a); Miss Grace Boothroyd of Gaynor Oak Grove D a iry ...... 1,111 boys and girls who will raise broad leaf. * Bon A m i...... 1,100 monstration. —Advt. Full line of Westclox Alarm songs and rapid-fire comedy patter second case, Pauline Sadlak vs. Place was operated on for appendi See the Westclox Auto Clock Rev. John Pierce, who has been is sure to provide fifteen minutes of citis at the^ Hartford hospital on * Manchester Green ...... 1,066 Clocks in ^ 9 np Dwight Kilborne. Have played one less game than supplying at the Methodist church real fun. The McConville Sisters, Postmaster Dickinson Praised. Monday. colors ...... ^ X s O D amce early last fall preached his exponents of Irish jig and reel danc John M. Torka of New York City, others. $2.50 $3.50 farewell sermon at the morning ser ing, will be a welcome change from Pocket Ben Watches vice March 30. Rev. Pierce and vife second vice-president of the National i Many birds, including the gold Dm n ZEHO All American Combination Pen usual modem dance -outine seen on Federation of Postoffice Clerks was and Pencil C fli left for their home in Willimantic the stage today. en plover and the swift, can fly last Monday. On Sunday, April 6, in this city the past week and con S e ts ...... $1.00 “^$1.50 The picture program for tonight ferred with Thomas Byrnes of the A TH O U G H T at the rate of one mile a minute. there will be no service in the Meth and tomorrow consists of Pauline Geese are estimated to be able to ID SIDFIKDIDD odist church and the members and local postoffice staff, who is repre fly at the rate of 55 miles an hour. Frederick and Conrad Nagle in the sentative of the national associa Use soothing, healing, invisible Zemo friends are invited to attend service dramatic production “The Sacred for the torture of Itching Skin. This at the Hockanum Congregational tion. Fools make a mock at sin.— R. DONNELLY Flame,” and Alice White and Ches Mr. Torka, who has been on an Proverbs 19:9. clean, reliable family antiseptic helps church. On April 13 services will be ter Morris in the fast moving and ___WinUIMMS ^ bring relief in thousands of homes, JEWELER resumed when a regular pastor will extensive trip throughout the South All men are fools, and with every 515 Main Street, South Alanchester entertaining comedy drama, “Play Atlantic states from Virginia to effort they differ only in the degree. stops itching and draws the heat and be supplied by the Methodist Con ing Around.” sting out of the skin. ZEMO has ference now in session. ; * \ Florida, investigating industrial con —Boileau. ( M b O M 4 H C been toed for twenty years with re Mr. and Mrs. Irva C. Webjter of ditions in these states in company MEATIIN© ^ markable success for all forms of an South Main street, returned from wdth President Green of the Ameri NEW CHINESE RULING noying, itching skin irritations. “ Re Women Time Housework can Federation of Labor and others, and Ice-O-Matic Lake Weir, Florida, where they Nanking, China, April 2.— (AP.) lief with first application,” thousands iimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiLNiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiii spent the winter. particularly in re'gard to child la , —The foreign miinstry today noti- say. 35c, 60c and |1.00. .All dealers. Mr. and Mrs. James G. Harvey re bor and proper education of children i fled the American, Dutch, Norwe SALES and SERVICE turned home from St. Petersburg, For Increased Efficiency throughout the country,'is a keen gian and Brazilian ministers that, THE I observer and a remarkably well in Day Phone...... 5876 Florida. Mr. Harvey sold his prop i the various provincial bureaus of WATFH SILENT erty to P ratt & Whitney, and is liv Berkeley, Cal. — (AP) — Use of formed man. . , 'foreign affairs having been abolish- Night Phone ...3662 ing on Crosby street. time schedules by the housewife is While here Mr. Torka gave the ■ mixed appeal cases in which FOR OPENING GLOW gaining. Miss Harriet G. Eddy local postoffice the once over. ’ He ■ foreigners entitled to extra-terri- JOHNSON & LITTLE states in her report of home demon paid a very high compliment to forial rights are plaintiffs hence- STYLE SHOP KITCHEN Postmaster George E. Dickinson provm- Plumbing and Heating Contractors. u c Enses suspended stration work of the University of forth will be heard in the 13 Chestnut St., South Manchester California agricultural extension stating that the Rockville postoffice cial high courts concerned. 82S Main Street BURNER was by far the neatest and cleanest service. IS A list of operators whose licenses Several hundred women are keep building he ha^.been in, and he has to drive automobiles in Connecticut ing time schedules in doing their been in a great many in all parts of CLEAN, have been suspended for one year housework with a definite period the country. for driving while under the influence set aside for rest during midday. Class Enters Contest. CONVENIENT of liquor was given out today at the Cooking breakfast, cleaning the Miss Margaret McLean, home eco State Motor Vehicle Departrdent as house, preparing lunch, rest and nomics instructor at the Rockville AND part of the effort to reduce this recreation, preparing dinner, clean High school has entered the mem highway menace. The department ing the dishes and odd details all bers of h^r class in the National GIVES statement advised people to notify arc done by the clock. Meat Story Contest, which is con the department or the police in case “The time schedule shows ttie ducted annually by the National COMFORT they should see any of these drivers home maker where she is working Live Stock and Meat Board of High operating motor vehicles. to advantage and where she is School girls. The contest came to FIVE YEAR Bri^eport, William Valliere; Cos wasting her time and energy,” ac a close April 1. GUARANTEE Cob, Bruno Romeo; Cromwell, Jos cording to Miss Eddy. University scholarships are the eph E. Dowling: Danbury, Frank Major prizes and other prizes of S DON’T DELAY—ORDER NOW | Bowrman, George Gulla; East Hart cash are also awarded each year for ford, J. B. Welch; Fairfield, Joseph London-Ganada Airway the best essays. The winners will Mayer; Forestville, Bud Markure; be selected by a committee of promi I Silent Glow Oil Burner Corp. | Groton, Burton H. Moss, Frank J. nent home economics authorities — 97 Center Street, South Manchester Phone 4360 ~ Mulvey. Prophesied By Briton from universities and other sources. = M. H. STRICKLAND E Hartford, Paul L. Benson, Oliver IjOst AutomobUe by Fire. s Authorized Healer. E Bolduv, Harry Galliot, Richard Ol William Orlowski of 84 Village s Dial 3768, Next Door to Montgomery Ward Co. 833 Main St. S sen; Jewett City, Stanley Grobofski; New York (AP)—Establishment street had a narrow escape Saturday Manchester, Otto F. Miller; Meriden, within five years of an air line be afternoon when he was driving home TiiiliKiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiTi Joseph A. Banek; Middletown, Wal tween London and Canada is en from Bolton in his Chevrolet Coach. ter Binkowski; New Britain, Frank visioned by Sir Eric Geddes, chair W’hen he arrived at the old Bam- P. Kukish, Henry S. Norton, Walter man of the Imperial Airways, Ltd., forth place he found that his car saves food costs and Pozelczyk, Adelard Rene; New of London. was on fire due to a short circuit. Canaan, Henry C. Dick. “Judging by the advances which It was with difficulty that Orlowski New Haven, Frank J. Degnan; we have made in the last five was able to leave the car before the Norwalk, Raymond Lambert; Oak years,” he said, “the route is quite flames enveloped him. The auto promotes health ville, Geo. J. Austin; Rockville, John possible, running by way of Green mobile was insured. Lemek; So. Manchester, Carl W. land and Labrador.” Annual Meeting Held. The Finest All Copper Lipgens; Springdale, William Wales; The extension of England’s air At the annual meeting of the Stamford, Michael Micolini, Albert routes to the empire, he said, has Tolland County Manufacturers as Szakala. been necessary because of the in sociation held at the Hartford club Stonington, Preston R. Hewdtt: ability to develop regular aviation recently, the name was changed to Self Action Stratford, Henry J. Murphy; Tor- on the home isles due to their size the Connecticut Woolen and Wor rington, Torsten N. Olson; Union and weather. sted Manufacturers association. It MILK is the least expensive source of City, Da,-id Barry; Waterbury, John “We have "probably the worst fly was felt by the members that by F. Meehan, James Prayer; West ing country in.the world,” he said, so changing the name, the organiza adequate Protein. MILK furnishes Hartford, Edward Elderkin; West “shrouded in fog and with short tion would have greater member WATER HEATER Haven, Law'rence Hartman. winter days. Practically speaking, ship appeal. Francis S. Nettleton of not only the best but the cheapest Windsor Locks, Timothy C. Con also, if you fly two miles in any di the Hockanum Mills company was at the Lowest All Copper price rection you are off the map.” elected president of the organiza body^building materials. It is the most nor; Hempstead, N. Y., Gustave Ose, A link in the empire airways join- Jr.; Mineola, L. I., N. Y., Paul W. ingfi Australia and London “is not tion: vice president, Robert Smith of perfect food that nature gives us. Wyser; Mt. Vernon, N. Y„ Pauline more than two years away,” he said. Stafford Springs; secretary and Barrin; New York City, Ernest Mc This will make a route nearly 17,000 treasurer, John P. Cameron, Rock $135.00 $6.00 Monthly Creary, James A. Safford; Port miles in length through Delhi, In ville; Charles S. Bottomley and MILK promotes strength and health Chester, N. Y., Peter Cook. dia, to Sydney. David A. Sykes of this city were 5% Discount 30 Days The one handicap of European among the directors chosen. for children. It likewise supplies the flying was ascribed to the fact that Parcel Post Service. Reduced from $215,00 Standard Traffic Code there is absolutely ho freedom of Upon complaint of Postmaster essential food elements for men and the air. Routes over other lands George E. Dickinson of the local must be fixed by negotiation. ppstdffice, the parcel post service women who want to keep strong, vig^ For Nation To Be Urged which ha?;: been ,so unsatisfactory, ilh ckusifig wHous inconvenience to the orous, and youthful. Washington —(AP) — Standard Tells How Wives Were merchania and manufacturers, is ization of traffic laws will be urged soon to, be better, as word has been MILK saves food costs. Use it liber^ at the third national conference on received f)rom the superintendent of ■ street and highway safety, called Managed 400 Years Ago railway iervica at Washington that ally in the kitchen. MILK provides by Secretary of Commerce Robert everything possible will be done to London.—(AP)—Some 400-year- remedy.cefeditions here. P , lAmout to meet here in May. the surest and easiest way to make cer** Increasing density in automobile old rules for handling wives will soon Mr. Dickinson still continues to registration and ti’ftvel in the coun be published in connection with a go to’’Manchester each day at his tain that your body gets the variety of try is held to have made uniformi new book on Rabelais. own?-e*^ens,e to bring parcel post ty of state and municipal regula The rules were drawn up by Tlra- matter-,tb Rockville so that there food materials that are necessary for tions a greater necessity than at queau friend of Rabelais who had would not be rny delay in the serv- any time in the past. considerable experience with wives. HEMJHTf health, strength and mental energy. "The question of uniformity,” ac First of all he sets forth the dicta ; ; Buys Ashton Farm. cording to Col. A. B. Barber, direc that “woman is man’s inferior.” T'he'Saniuel Ashton farm, located tor of the conference, “is the most Having established his premise at Lanz’s Corner on the Hartford DRINIC Drink a glass of MILK at 10.30 anc pressing problem in the field of Tiraqueau goes on to say, “she is Turnpike road, has been sold to Ed traffic handling. not to be struck or mistreated in ward Eadie of Pittsfield, Mass., for 3.30 in addition to using it at other times. "A committee surveying the sub any way.” merly of eJaynor Place, this city. ject of state and municipal statu “The wife is to be educated by Mr. and Mrs. Eadie moved here on t e ^ regpilations will make recom example and by caresses mingled Saturday. M l U C mendations for action of the con with severity. She may be threat The Ashton farm consists of four ference in an effort to solve ened when necessary.” teen acres. Mr. Eadie, the new the hazards of increasing tourist travel.” CONNECTICUT DAIRY & FOOD COUNCIL .A California sword swallower Hartford broke four teeth trying to bite a Doctor’s PRESCRIPTION (J) piece of iron the other day. There ia nothing more to the story, but when system is sluggish; DR.WRUIDWE18 our guess is that his front door key refused to function. costs nothing to try . I Prospect Street When your bowels need help, the mildest thing that will do the work is always the -sensible choice. New Home For Sale Take a laxatiyc that a family doctor has used for all High, quiet location conveniently and Health sorts of cases of constipation. Dr. Caldwell’s SYRUPPEPSIN near mills and Hartford Road bus Syrup Pepsin is so pleasant to the taste, so W M I I K M w i t h Hnef^ gentle in its action, it is given children of tender IA)CAT1VE Six well-arranged rooms, sun age and yet it is just as thorough and effective as CONNECTION FREE! roomi breakfast alcove, hot water SEHNACOHPOUNS heat, fireplace; all oak floors, at stronger preparations. Pure senija, and harrnless fOh tached heated garage. Price low. laxative herbs; ingredients that soon start a gentle CONSTIPATION Terms cap be arranged. muscular action. Avoid a coated tongue, bad breath, P R I C E 60 C t N T S bilious headaches, etc. Every drug store has Dr. pepsin STRUPCO Caldwell's •farapus''prescription in big bottled; .Or >4QWTlCELlC^im UlA The Manchester Gas Cq, T. D. Faulkner Co. jujt write Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin, MontitMxr, REALTORS 84 Pearl St. Tel. 9-2241 111., for a free trial bottle. A I '-SV CONN., ^EOiNUiisUAX, At'KlL 2, l ^ ’dO, MAKtn u B ^ R EVENING HERALD. SOUTH MANCHESTER. ' t STATE’S DRY LAWS ! FRITZ WILLIAMS, J i . Queer Twists AaOR,ISDEAD 7^ AH ACKED IN HUBI In Day^s News }} I ! j Havana.—Bamardo Castillo y Veteran Player Passes Away Rep. Derham Pleads to Suarez, 85 years old, is hanging out his shingle. He has been “Better Appar^^ .d. uated from the law school of the Suddenly as He Enters By OLIVER D. BALTZLY, D. D. ■Ml Sweep All Stale Laws Off University of Havana, which he en-; Kountze Memorial Evangelical tered at 78. ' j Lutheran Church, Omaha, Neb. . Madrid.— Captain General Valeri-j Grill at Lambs’ Club. the Statute Books. ! ano Weylter, who has recovered, A true friend is a priceless pos- ! from Illness at 92, expects to live i session. But a friend who deserts j ' •‘ to be 100 100.. "My “My lamiiy family nauhad no cause world^ today mourned you leaves a lasting wound. Such j Boston, April 2. - ( A P ) —A sweep- alarm," he said. “ I had | J?^"^(^j}iiaing/veteran actor and was Peter and his denial of Jesus j ing attack on the state prohibition ^ pneumonia." ■ w • Lenherd of the Lambs, that night of dire distress. j law and a demand that all laws en- New York.—Isaac Kosher is De- j y unexpectedly of heart di- The physical world was at fuHl, You acted in support of the 18th Amend- I ing Pjosecuted by tnet^foph;! seS e Yesterday as he entered the moon, but there never was such a ^ ment be swept from the s^tute j ney for e delicates-1 Lambs clubhouse grill room to h^e night of dark deeds. All the powers j I books was voiced in the State House | and an S on a on | a friend. He was in his .of evil were at their worst and dead- j of Representatives yesterday by Rep. ^ sen district attorney main-1 sixty-fifth year. liest. In the soul anguish of Jesus : lOMOEEOW, with the eJjtol yTew ln (ffr e ih ? S lo V o n th flttest st| e creations. i,- John S. Durham. Uxbridge, chief , ^eats^ The ts S a t S g the law b y ' u L lier in the day, Mr. Williams, in Gethsemane so appalling that it speaker for the wets in the debate ; tams I who was serving his second term caused Him to sweat blood, we see ^ r r s V p i f j S “ e W h o ” r%n^?^^^^^^ yhn can afford the kind of apparel so dear to every on the proposed repeal of the _ Pi t Baptist'as Shepherd of the Lambs, had at- Him “left of God to meet by him- called Baby Volstead Act. Benton, lU.—The „ I . entertain- self the whole assault of hell.” •woman. Durham opened his prepared ad-, church is running a filling ^J^^fttee making arrange Scarcely had He risen from that dress by endeavoring to show that i to. help pay expenses. , „ ' ments for the forthcoming Lambs' overwhelming and engulfing experi the state was not legally bound to i ^itamont, Mo.—Grand i nuv,iic gambol at the Metropolitan ence, than new blows fall fast and enact legislaUon in support of fed-j ^ ^ozen women and ^ dozen , g jb ° ‘ 37. He had pos- 'severe. One of His own. disciples in .b l e .'" 'SSS that they c«ise to be hard ^,ht n'i^Arrow^and inspect the styles that have just arrived from The eral laws.' “The sovereign states , contested for five I 2fYor nhotographs with De Wolt whom He had trusted, and who did eat of His bread, lifted up his heel , JT e“;u5fofN ^Y^r‘7to?oTo^niS We want you to come without tail and enjoy the'.urprises tth. against Him” jn that hideous be aVe a S i i u T y o u " mtle gift haa been arranged for every Visitor. trayal: all His disciples forsook Him, tLce^eat^o, S - f , elected. Mts. | ™ ' b" cK, ^ l " seep- included______the_ prohibition law Huehes, Ark.—Another grauu , ± and left Him alone with enemies; and His trusted disciple Peter d e -, serted ^^he repeal of this state’s enforce- i ®^^’^ '- ? S ’°defea2d Mrs.^ C. M^^Ar^ | ^Mn Williams, who has been ap nied Him—once, twice, and thrice ment act^s not nullification of the ^re-election, were pearing this season as the American with cursing and swearing. !Sth Airiwidment. We simply say it ; ^^^^^iJermen. Two women also Ambassador in What a tragic picture in the pal- ia a Federal law and it is no part j eiecie ! j^^own for his role of Dr. Me ace of the high priest— Caiaphas Opening Special of our duty, a s ^ state, to maintain j ram _A lm ost a litUe | Phail in “ Rain” the play m whic.i administering the most solemn of it on out statu^ books and set up I ’women Mrs. Irene Tuck- | the late Jeanne Eagels scored he. oaths to Jesus, “I adjure thee by the On Thursday. Friday and Saturday only, a pair of full fashioned silk stockings will be given -.free with state machinery to carry it ouL If . re-elected mayor for six j greatest success, living God that thou tell us, whether it be nuUification a state which r e -, er has opposition. Five | Born in Boston, thou art the Christ.” And Jesus every purchase over five dollars. , t r u l/ remarkable offering. SUk crepe dresses, which will peals its enforcement act is not the also were re-elected.: He was born in Boston August 2-3. knowing full well that his answer ; For"^ opening days also we ranged pg^^g^^g g^d colors. Their style breathes the essence of .spring nullifier, for the enforcement of the coim chosen treasurer and a n -' iges, the son of Fred Williams also would mean death, made the saving at $9.95 wi^be^prmed at^$^^^^ Sufh dresses are certainly the buy of the season at : 18th Amendment rests entirely upon ; ^ assessor. i an actor. At the age of six months confession for all men, “ I am.” And fashion. Congress, and if Congres,. does n , _K itchens in dwellings j he was carried on the Stage in his Peter, less than 50 feet away, asked set up adequate hP taboo under a plan of a 1 father’s production of a farce en- only if he was a follower, cursing proprlate the $300,000^00 which , Improv-; utled "SMlhg Warren." and swearing that he did not know they have been of labor and lUe. | h Is first New York appearance Him. ^1 cost even to \he ' Ther7 would be community cooking ! ^^s as Anatole in a “Scrap of How could such a thing occu r. enforcement, then %pey I so that women would be free for | p .. ^t Wallack’s theater in 1884. Peter went into a place that was hostile to all that was precious to sr'um ar„rtreio|,|?n\^^^^^^^ work on a parity ^e tou red him—a fatal course to innumerable ^ hosts. He tried to conceal his iden-; S S rrrn f co?«pTo?S 1 -“:* ’ ““ ew York._Mrs. Andrew Car-; n.en.ber of the tity—a perilous policy for any Chris L tu fl of its oUgin and of its : neeie has given Mme. Marie Curie,, prohman Lyceum Company in tian. He imagined himself to be in l»nom v^ i dfscoverer of radium, bonds valued I scored a series of suc- danger because of his hasty and , “Thev seem to think that some | 524,000 for the re-establishmen cesses. In 1901 he joined Weber and near fatal blow with his sword in . sDiritual significance attaches to a | ^f fwo Fellowships in : Fields in “ Hoity-Toity.” Gethsemane. And he neglected the : legislative Sactment instead of rec- j laboratory. Mr. the fuS i warnings of Jesus. Such is the rec- ' • olnizing it as a purely human pro- t^e fellowships m 1907 but the tuna , g yjfy Association and a ord of human life. Its pathway is S •. ! was reduced to 700 by the deprecia , ^^e Equity Council. strewn with spiritual and physical Discussing the history of prohibi- | tion of French bonds he gave. | ------wrecks who have neglected warnings tion in Massachusetts, Mr. Derham j y^ashington.—Marion, a. spik ed against godless companions, ques- ^ said. “ In 1922 on a referendum a ; ^^^alry horse from the War tionable customs and pleasures, im- |' state enforcement act modeled after j j^jgpartment stables, is Mrs. proper relationships, unwise pro- j the4u- TivyistonfiVolstead law was.was rejectedreiected by | mount for spring ndes. Mrs. posals and the like. ' the people by 103,876 votes. Then, Hoover uses an Army saddle. ' Mr. and Mrs. William Fiske of And Peter wept bitterly. What Group Group in 1923, despite this very apparent West Haven spent the day Sunday tears because' we will not hear and opposition of the people to a state ' with their daughter and family, heed! enforcement act, the ever-persistent, Mrs. Walter S. Billings. 2 . Anti-Saloon League got a referen- TOLLAND Mrs. Watson Vibert of South 1. dum placed upon the ballot and ______’ Windsor, substituted at Union If Skinny, Beware, &ys worded such a referendum so that it i school last week, in place of her sis- j was practically impossible for any The Tolland Firemen were called i^ j.s. Marshall Bidwell who has , Doctor. Gain Quick one to know whether they were vot tvv n tire at the Crandall homestead been ill. | ing wet or dry andana I1 suggestsuggeob to^ jyou — to a nre a Harry S, Martin, pastor of New Ironized Yeast Adds 5 to $ 5 . 0 0 Mr. Speaker, that it was the am- in the south part of «vp the First Congregational church of 15 lbs. in 3 Weeks. New H ^ lth biguity of this referendum that put ^ ^^day morning between four ana nve Windsor gave a talk at the it over by the small majority of ; , . ^ rpjjg g^e was apparently all ; Lenten Service of the Congregation- Stronz Nerves — or No Cost “Skinny folks subject to many Reg. $16.75 8,183 or 95,695------less - than the number , o ci • forenoon the i cgurch of Broad Brook last Fri- Reg. $7.95 who rejected it the year before. j out wueu la. called , ------againbut but the the' - ; evening. • grave diseases,” says an eminent “In 1928 the people of Massachu- beyond control when ; j^j.g_ George Hills of Willimantic, physician. When sick they lack re setts had another opportunity to ex-, arrived the second time. This formerly of this villiage is ill serve strength -and many die. As a second offering Don’t run risk of dangerous'dis press their opinion of the Volstead ^ t n y land- ^er home, with tonsilitis, - and The dresses in this ease from skinniness. New Ironized the silk crepe dresses Act and, despite theuie Anti-Saloon v, ma™Qrks known as i^^etae Bradford Cran-—---- ner^er twolwu iiLuiclittle ouiiosons CW.Care staying with ..— League,_ . - who - opposed-----00^ tViiathis rpferend-:referend- : marKSm KUUWU » ^ ^een^___ tv,o in the rm n- C ran-, ibcir grandparents,------n/r.. Mr. and Mrs.IVArc Yeast adds 5 to 15 lbs. in 3 weeks. group represent val- Ends nervousness, constipation, in of this group are go- ' dum that put it over by the small family for many years. ; vV’ilbur C. Hills. majority of 8.183 or 95,695 less than oau i Walter Button. Mrs. : Harry P. Files, Sr., of Boston, digestion over night. Clears skin use far beyond what ing to tempt those , the number who rejected it the year ' groadbent and Miss Hilde- 1 Mass., spent the week-end at his like magic. New pep first day. . Two great tonics in one. Weight who have an eye for’the finer points before. ^ Johnson were received as home here. He is having extensive you ever ordinarily “In 1928 the people of Massachu- , ^ g Qf fhe Federated Church ! repairs made on their house, building Malt Yeast and strength in dressmaking. Be sure to^ notice setts had another opportunity to ex- ; mq morning. They were all ad- ■ Arthur E. Sharp who has been ening Iron. Far stronger than un- expect to find within such a low price press their opinion of the Volstead, Sunday mor^^^^^^ ! employed in Mystic for severalmedicated yeast. Results in. 1-2 the care with which the lovely fabrics, Act and. despite the Anti-Saloon , , Meacham is spending , months, will mDve his family to that time. range. The stylists have created in ■V' V Get new health and weight quick. ; League, who opposed this referen-1 miss ^ith her grand- , place next Wednesday. April sec- from which they are made, are Get pleasant tablets of Ironized these offerings a chic and grace dum going to th6 people. You will a Young. ; ohd. They moved to Warping just ->T. rememberthem.Mr. Speaker, and so, mmnei, gartlett was in town thirteen years ago on that very Yeast from druggist today. Feel I shaped into the finished garment. great tomorrow. If not delighted, I usually associated with higher prices. do the members of this House. W e , Mrs_ y ^ ^q27, and will be manufacturer refunds your money. 1 heard them say time after time we | William C. Darby will at-1 greatly missed as they have been know the people will vote Vi,- New England Southern ■ faithful workers in the church, —Adv. whelmingly dry. we are not afraid to ; at New London this Sunday school. Grange, and Parent- let it go to the people but we ^ mj. Darby resigned a short Teacher’s Association, think the state should be put to s jich ^ •week, iv preached in Tol- Rev. and Mrs. Harry B. Minor a tremendous expense, you meinbers 1 time s ' ten years, coming left Sunday afternoon by automo- Group of the general court should decide if ^ land to j bUg for New York, where they will you have been elected by your peo-1 Harriette Luce spent the 1 remain until next Wednesday af- ple to represent them.’ -veek-end with her grandparents, I ternoon. Two Edged Sword , ^ .,^-g George P. Charter. , Mr. and Mrs. William Egelevch. “That statement, Mr. Speaker, ^ Thelma Price returned to ^ who have rented Mr. and Mrs. ■oves now to be a two edged sword, , miss Sunday where | Arthur E. Sharpe’s house with the L d we may use it ourselves this thislatowu, , btov%c, ^ v/eeWs vaca-1 privilege of ,buying-----:— it,.-4 will...:n occupy------;4 it year. It did go to the Peoplc, how-, she 1 t Mrs. i in a few days. They come here ' i p K " 'ever despite their warnings, in 38, tion \ p Warehouse Point. Senatorial districts. A majority of, Lewis a. Hayden, Jen-^ Mrs. Walter S. Billings has gone 284 697 citizens of Massachusetts i 1 oner Esther Wescott and to West Haven to yisit her parents voiced their opinion, in no uncertain , ^gfcalf took part in the play for a week. ^ ^ le_____ T m s.r^ioHvA f S v T tr> t o their thelr attitude attitude to t -i | Manila M __ f o-ivpn for to the n h I e Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Geer Reg. $19.95 i " ^ S ^ ^ e S a r y ^ , sir, of this ®®g°hS K r im id ^ ^ ^ at the I York, to Sheffield. Mass., and they Fresh You cannot possibly VP saw one of our colleagues, so well day scnooi school. expect to build a new house there .h c > iZ Tferr^iTo/lie other _da_y by ?'i I" .“S" Versatile--even this word judge the values in this gentleman from Brighton as ^he Mrs. Lest^.^^ M r. and Mrs. L . | lived at Mrs. Hattie Johnson’s tene- XTr arises’ given a very per-, Windsor^___ I house in Wapping. Wallpaper hardly does justice to the o f f ering by the price. You “ e»?MtfaU?n''tb”a? a fp lg | E-^HalVto a_^sM , amazing variations in this must see the stunning dot f„“ M rT ufV arT rrgtm ’”o'£Uu?ned from New Yorh for a shorty BIG BOOZE SEIZURE will .do as much foi’ii the Second Congregation! District; st^. jgwett of Vernon was your home as thej final group. Throughout ted crepe silks, the .other has had enough L in town. I New York, April 1.— (A P )—The bright new flowers do| the long spring and sum fetching material designs— ’ f a r t e l “ o'^ T lt," andThe^? t ir ft i' Mr. J | h u S ! «P tu re of the Ada M„ a British Smote" ?ve wwa7 a ? tohnfo'rm t o T orn, the ‘latedate Mr.M r.! 1 quite ill at hia ms homenoiuc u..on the------Skunga- , schooner, with a^ liquor cargo off foi* tlie laildSCape 111 mer, every smart woman’s study the svelte lines, and: S n T h fm o T o T h ifS a iu - j ”’ m ?s. Hlen B. | rouneed'LTnt ‘SLt'G u«7L“ : the Springtime. | wardrobe needs the soft, realize their superiority — ency. to retire to private jife.^ ! « j y r c h a r L Gunther of Hyde quartern ^ The llq^r »J a e d ^ was RaVen’t YOU llOtlCed | "Massachusetts, as a whole, graceful, feminine lines of then you. will agree that • Tuipppham of Newark, N. 75,000. hOW dull the WallS lU | froS'^ourT titut?booL any legisla-1 "^Srbeen ^gpe^ding spending 2orae^^^^ -me^tlme ^/^he^PaJrol The patrol No.N - ^145. 145. jn^comma^^^ in command these jacket dresses, cape they are truly sensational. tion which has been Pnt_ °n_ smee , L.^^has_^be^^^^P ^ of Boatswain Carl Schmidt, was prohibition. This, Mr. Speaker, may cruising several miles off shore hear your house have be coats and suits. amount to nothing more than a ges ^°L ee^ e Stone has been spending a Barnegat, N. J., when the,schooner was sighted. The ship was stop- ture, but a gesture, if you will, of few days in New York City. come? Have^them re tncirtheir uiapiccvouRv.displeasure V**--and disgust —-o to- T h e T l /”d a y ocvYxxxtosewing —meeting------o Willi.ped and a search revealed 3,000 wards prohibition, a gesture. “ “ ™e1 lU^ o-Aiau '• * J ___ j i/>QQOG cases r»Tof liquorImunr papered now. will be a very posit ye "IfP TOmsdaf Sch lady will bring her The Ada M.,M. which hails from Le a reneal or modification of the 18th l nursaay. .r Have, N. S., was then brought into Amendment. Who says, sir. that Crandall moved Fri port and anchored under guard off Bedloe’s Island, to be taken later fereL^yieli^ S n sL^e daydav iroiiiirom, the tuc old_ Crand^^^^^^------, I stead to the Bushpell tenement. to the army base in Brooklyn. John I. Olson Miss Alice Hall has returned to Special agents of the Treasury her duties in Seymour. Department were given the case Painting and Decorating NEW UNDY MEDAL and they called in the schooner’s Mrs. W. Hoyt Hayden will he one Contractor. of the readers at the m eeti^ of the crew for questioning. No details of the chase were available at Coast Washington, April 1.— (A P )-- Cornelia Circle held 699 Mkin St., So. Manchester | Secretary^Mellon today approved April 8. at the Imme of forme Guard headquarters. H ilil the desira for the gold medal which president,. Mrs. ^ will be S se n te d to Colonel Charles No. 94 Grove street Rock^le iT m E g h through an act of! Miss Helen CTough «M W|^lb_kot parents Jailer and Mrs. Gough over Congress. \ Speciality Shop The medal was designed by Mrs the week-end. ____ Laura Gardin Fraser, of New York. WATCH On one side it has a profile portrait YOUNG RED RIOT of Lindbergh and on the other a This Paper for the Opening of the lone eagle flying west to east with Berlin, A p r il~ 2 ^ (A P )--I n the rays of the sun and stars depicting Communistic Neukoeln district 893 Main Street his day and night flight. day school authorities and police Colonial Lunch Annex The medal will be cast in the had to co-operate to put ® 1096 Main Street Philadelphia mint and later bronze minority revolt of pupils I South Manchester, Conn. duplicates, vdll be sold to the publlo. against alleged dismissal of two Manageinent of John Moriconi. tor $1 P lus postage which 'will teachers. The young Reds stationed | amount to about 10 cents. pickets near the school.houses and, “A Good Flace to Eat” The act which confers ihe meda' ">revented the majority of the ch il-; says that It is done “ in honor of the ' dren of the two institutions from j achievements of” Lindbergh. entering. - P A G E E IG H T MANCHESTER EVENING HEKAU}, SOUTH MANCHESTER; CONN, apartment in a two-familjr hwTO usual i^iculty in tracing it directly A n r ip itH r which has come to be imown all from maker to last owner, the over the country a s , synonymous weapon in a surprising number of H ^ th and Diet Eunti^ Brnilib with "Coolidge economy.” . ; cases provides, somehow or other, PUBLISHED BY YHE There is irame thing more , to the a.clue to the killer as well as, in HERALD PRINTING COMPANY, INC. cost of a home like the new onp these fingerprint days, fr^uently Advice 13 B lssell Street South Manchester, Conn. besides the purchase price. It takes valuable evidence against him. DK. EKA.NK McUUK THOMAS FERGUSON money to keep up such an establish ■ Even a gun originally purchased General Manager ment. Mr. Coolidge is, obviously, from an Oklahoma retailer may Founded October 1, 18S1 stepping out. turn out to be an important Unk in SOME POTATOE BECIFBS. Published Every Evening Except It is highly improbable, of course, the solution of a murder committed Sundays and Holidays. Entered at the fhnf ^Tr C^onlldo^^ 1^ nut Post OfficeO ffice at South Manches.ter,Manchester. '-OOUOge IS Steppmg OUC in Connecticut. In preparing potatoes it is good Conn., as Second Class Mail Matter. beyond his means. Let alone any to remember that most of the alka SUBSCRIPTION RATES One Year, by m all ...... JG.OO saving that he mky have made dur WISE DR. WILSON line elements are close to the skin. Per M onth, by m all ...... $ .60 ing his long term in the Presidency, One is inclined to believe that Dr. Whenever possible potatoes should Delivered, one year ...... $9.00 Single copies ...... $ .03 his earning power is now large. He Clarence True Wilson did not really be cooked or prepared with the is SR imposing figure in the .insur mean that those drys who happened MEMBER OP THE ASSOCIATED skins on. If the peel is to be re PRESS ance world and hia literary ^ o r t s to get hold of several ballots in the moved first, it should be as thin as The Associated Press Is exclusively are undoubtedly well compensated. Literary Digest’s poll should vote possible, or just scraped. By cook entitled to the use for republlcatlon Likely enough he can afford an es- them all, even if he did imthink- ing potatoes with the skin on they of all news dispatches credited to it have a better flavor than if peeled. or not otherwise credited in this tablishment like this new one very I ingly give such advice. His more paper and also the local news pub They can be thoroughly cooked by lished herein. much better than any number of considered opinion of a few minutes boiling in plain water for about a All rights of republlcatlon of special dispatches herein are also re people who live on even a much later, that “perhaps, strictly, we half hour. The potatoes can then served. grander scale. should .vote only once” is so much be peeled and mashed. The middle more creditable to him that it is of the potato contains practically SPECIAL ADVERTISING REPRE Of course almost ill Americans nothing but starch and water with SENTATIVE; Hamilton - DeLisser, easier to accept it as his real judg Inc., 2S5 Jladison Ave.. New York, N. will rejoice that the Coolidge fam a very small qmount of protein. Y.. and 612 North Michigan Ave., ily is now to assume a style of liv- ment. I Baking is the best way of pre- Chicago, Ills. ' ing commensurate to the dignity It is to be hoped, however, that partng a potato. In baking, unless Full service client of N E A Service, and importance of a former Presi Dr. Wilson will not shift gnround on the skin is' oiled, some of the out Inc. one other thing he said on the same side skin will be burnt and many of Member, Audit Bureau of Circula dent. But o£ course, also, there will the valuable minerals and vitamins tions. be a deal of guessing as to wbetherj evening at Newark—“I strongly ad will thereby be lost. Potatoes can HERE’S a charming Colonial grouping with The Herald Printing Company. Inc., in this sudden abandonment of the vise that you do not try to pussy? be baked in from forty minutes to which to furnish your bedroom. Even at this assumes no financial responsibility spartan simpUcity of bis former foot by the device of not voting. an hour. When removed from the extraordinary price every piece is carefully copied for typographical errors appearing in oven they should be placed in a hot advertisements in the Slanchester life, Mr. Coolidge gives indication That is defeatism.” from a Colonial design. There is a full size bed Evening Herald. dish, covered with a napkin, and of a final determination to have This, of course, is a poke in the eaten as soon as possible. in mahogany and gumwood ($13.95 when pur WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1930 nothing more to do with public office eye for those dry leaders who have Mashed Pdtatoes are wholesome if chased separate; also in walnut and gumwood) a —with»particular reference to the been advocating precisely that sort skinned after being boiled, or if they chest of four drawers ($26.10 in either mahogany ACCURATE WHOPPERS of pussyfooting. But it indicates are very thinly peeled before boiling. or maple, with birch) a solid mahogany Chippen-- Massachusetts senatorship. There is a tendency to swallow that Dr. Wilson is beginning to re There is nothing but a headache Probably he never did have any mashed potatoes too rapidly because dale mirror to hang over it (similar to sketch be to be gotten by the average citizen idea of permitting himself to be alize that there Is nothing but loss they are soft, and they should there low) and a high, naiTow chest of 6 in being ridiculous. fore be well masticated. The same out of an attempt to get this busi drafted for that job, anyhow. But drawers to match the low che.st ■ - ness of comparative naval strengths applies to rlced potatoes. ($23.40 in mahogany or maple, with there will be plenty of guessers who Fried Potatoes cannot be recom through his cranium. And while a will see in the new and much finer mended for food, as the fat or birch.) brochure issued by the National home fairly good proof that Mr. grease makes the starch very hard IN NEW YORK to digest. The least injurious way Coimcil for the Prevention of War Coolidge has no intention of again contains, no doubt, a great deal of of frying them is to to them as going before the electorate of his French fries. Cut into small pieces, infewmative matter on the subject, state, as in taking over such a New York, April 2.—In the grim dry in a clean towel, and drop into it is doubtful if a perusal of it home he certainly steps out of the parade of hunger which n o w very hot oil, using preferably a vege table oil such as olive oil, cottonseed would make the headache appre homespun character which has been marches on slow feet as it ^oins first ciably better. or com oil. The grease must be Other pieces for so much admired by so very many one bread line and then another can very hqt, SO as to dextrinize the out Nevertheless there are a few of his fellow citizens who are very be found some of Manhattan’s most side- of the potato the instant it paragraphs in the pamphlet which plain folks themselves and whose skilled craftsfnen. touches the hot fat, before the may serve to give Mr. Average Citi They are ihe artisans who were grease has time to soak into the po Colonial rooms votes naturally gravitate to plain tato. Do not add too many pieces zen a pretty clear imderstanding of folks candidates. to be found not so many months ago to the oil at one time or you will how little he can afford to believe in those luxury shops along Fifth lower the temperature so that the of the mass of propaganda peddled CANADIAN VARIETIES and Madison avenues and in the side outside, of the potatoes will not be The smart little boudior chair sketched below comes in gaily figured cretonne...... by big navy advocates either in It is all very well for profession streets between. They were among thoroughly dextrinized. this coimtry or any other. the first to fall when the unemploy Creamed New Potatoes may be al drys to trot out a discredited prepared by hibbing the skin off The pamphlet quotes from an of Canadian politician, get him to say ment wave hit the metropolis. For the world of glitter and tinsel was rather than peehng the potatoes and ficial report of a debate in the Brit that government control of liquor is they should be cooked in a small hit almost immediately by the Wall The dressing table, shown to the right be ish House of Commons on Novem amount of water and real cream not working well, and then cheer Street crash and has been on rations low, has 3 drawers and wings for holding ber 24, 1927, w’hen Commander Bel- ever since. added but no flour sauce.. such utterances to the echo, but it Potato Soup may be made by the draperies. Without drapes, in, maple lairs made the following statement: is not exactly what we should have So today, you’ll see the most cooking potatoes until tender, mash (mahogany finished S20 25 .skilled and the most unskilled shuf ing them in water and adding some to order) ...... * expected frorri the Waterbury Re fling side by side for their modest The four chief navies of the publican, which, though dry, is in milk or cream and finely chopped world, from the armistice up to “hand-out.” Even down in the Bowery, a place parsley or celery. Serve with thin 1923, laid down 310 war ships formed and intelligent. We should strips o f Melba toast and butter, but of all kind, and our contribu have expected that the Republican, unknown to the craftsmen up to a few weeks ago, you’ll come upon no onion or tomatoes. This quaint bench adds just the tion (Great Britalh’s) to that when it cited Mr. Drury’s assertions Potato Croquettes may be made final touch to the Coloifial bed total was only 11 to the others’ goldsmiths and silversmiths amd cop as to the effects of government con persmiths, gem cutters —? all men by mixing one cup of hot mashed room. Chintz tops, maple legs 299. potatoes, one-eigbth teaspoonful of (mahogany finish trol as compared with prohibition, who can mold the precious metals celery salt, one-half teaspoonful of to order) ...... To which statement a Mr. Lees- would have told its readers what it and design them. chopped parsley, one egg yolk, one Smith, Labor!te, repUed by calling must perfectly well know, that On In the bread line established by tablespoonful o f cream, one-half the Rev. Ray, famous marrying par attention to the fact that Com tario’s liquor laws are the nearest tablespoopful of butter, and a small son of the Little Church Around the amount of salt. Mix thoroughly and mander Bellairs’ figures took no thing to complete prohibition that Comer, the white-collared tragedies shape into- small balls. Let stand accoimt whatever of vessels build there is in Canada with the excep are far more numerous than those of for a few minutes and drop into deep WATKINS BROTHERS.\ Inc^ ing and on the verge of completion tion of one very minor province and the underdogs who have been there hot fat for three minutes. before. the day the armistice was signed. that drinking conditions are notori Potatoes and Spinach may be Recently when Heywood Broun, mashed together, butter and salt YEARS AT SOUTH MANCHESTER He said: ously far worse in Ontario than the columnist, invited letters from added, and formed into small cakes. they are in the other provinces, con those in actual need, four college These should be baked for a half If you take the number of spicuously the province of Quebec, men who held M.A. degrees were hour- in the oven until nicely vessels on the way to comple which, with its great city of Mon among the first dozen or more to browned. tion at the armistice and reck write. There were a couple of col Scalloped Potatoes may be made on those in the account, the treal, is visited by so many thou lege professors and any number of by peeling raw potatoes, slicing figure of 11 rises to nearly 400. sands of Americans. well-educated men. All had reached them, and arranging in a baking The honorable and gallant It is not only true that Ontario the end of their particular tether dish. Fill the dish, add some butter, member’s calculations are out has completely repudiated the idea and were forced finally to swallow a salt, hot milk, and Melba toast of reckoning by about 4,000 per long esteemed pride. crumbs. Bake in the oven until the cent. of returning to actual prohibition This transition of a man of talent potatoea are tender. but that in Quebec, whose liquor and breeding into an unkempt, un Potato Puff may be made by bak A similar ' ‘error,” says the pam laws are far more liberal than those shaven and unpresse4 unit in a ing the potatoes, cutting them in WASHINGTON phlet, was made by an Americam of Ontario, there is noW' hardly any struggling line of thousands is on^ half and scooping out the inside. admiral in a public speech at the of New York’s most depressing Keep the shells and fill them with LE?TTER advocacy of prohibition at all; while sights'at the moment. the potato mixed with milk, butter ELECTROLU Women’s Democratic club in Wash the best workers for temperance Mudh is being made just now of and salt, Bro^m in the oven. ington on Dec. 17, 1928, when he and good order in Ontario favor, the fact that Fred Stone’s newest BY RODNEY DUTCHEB But Hartley realizes how impor- NBA Service Writer “l^tant it is politically to give a con- said: not prohibition any more, but a musical show has flopped. It was QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS one of ithose things which Broadway —:----- i stitiient a. life, to help one man with makes ice from form of government control much The United States has not did not beUev<9 could happen. He ap (Head Pains) Washington, April 2.—^The young- civil service examinations, get a job laid down and completed a sin less resembling American prohibi peared with all his family a few Question:—E. E. asks: “Will j'ou est member of Congress Is still Fred j for someone or arrange official gle cruiser since the Washing tion than the present statutes. weeks back to be given such a rous tell me if one can go under the x-ray Allan Hartley of Kearny, N. J., but passes to Sandy Hook. By good the eighth New Jersey congressional luck he is running for re-election ton conference, whereas the As a matter of fact Canada’s ex ing ovation as seldom meets the for the head? When I doze off to British empire has laid down most- popular performer. The roof sleep I seem to hear a great many district, which he represents, is a in a census year and has bad extra TIN'Y GAiS FUAM€ and completed seven such cruis periences in handling, the liquor was literally lifted off by the huz- people talking and walking and it trick district. For 18 years no con patronage to the extent of 500 cen ers. question prove that you ge.t better zahs pf the crowd. wakes me up even before I am sound gressman from that district has suc sus takers to pass around. There conditions just in proportion as you And yet, his show did not click. asleep. My head pains a lot on top, ceeded himself. Each one has had a are many racial groups fn his dis two-year job. In presidential years trict and he has made friends by The speaker did not add to his liberalize the laws without yielding Just around the comer, another also the back of my neck and in my music show is packing them in and cheek bones down around the ears. the district has always elected a Re getting the State Department inter statement, imtil questioned, that the duty of exercising complete around another cqmer there is a Those cords at the front of my neck publican and two years later, in the ested in the case of YaroSlaw Csyz, during this period the United States control. similar demonstration. In both of seem to tie in knots, and the pain off-year, replaced him with a Demo the American Ukrainian leader, who had had under construction 18 mod It is not to be expected that the these shows the comedy often falls even seems to go down into my arms crat. Hartley is a Republican, elect was seized in eastern Galicia; by ed along with Hoover in 1928. saving a Spaniard from deportation, em cruisers, and, when challenged, professional drys will cite anything into the super risque caliber which, and legs. Do you think I am going nevertheless, rocks the audiences out of my mind? I feel like it.” Hartley was 25 when elected and getting a Jewish rabbi’s son through replied merely that his figures were but the Ontario system when they with laughter each night. Answer: Any x-ray specialist can became 27 last Washington's birth Ellis Island and helping out in a ‘‘strictly accurate.” talk about “Canada,” but we should S^ne has insisted that no un tak2 pictures of your head. Such day, but he is still young enough few Italian cases. WITHOUT A SOUND Here then, is emphasized the fact think a newspaper like the Republi c le d line and no unclean situation pictures may disclose sinus or an and active enough to be confident Fights for Veterans that he has a fine chance of up that you simply cannot believe the can might—and would. shall ever emanate from my pro trum trouble or possibly a brain duction in which he figures. tumor. Also have the vertebrae in setting tradition and coming back ■ Hartley’s main efforts have been statements of naval officers when And so, looking over the city’s your neck examined to see if they here for the second time. When he toward helping disabled veterans. they are arguing for more and big THE GUN IN THE CASE journals, one reads that Stone has are in proper alignment so that left for Washington to take his seat! ger ships. They tell us stuff that is An automatic pistol found in a become passe, old-fashioned and all there is no irritating pressure in the he whispered to his friends that b e : every night in his district, anno^c- ‘‘strictly accurate” and at the same that; that "the theater has changed upper part of the spine. If there is “didn’t want to bear the disgrace of I*®? veteran who had a Hartford dooryard and believed to being a one-terraef/’ Directly and come, to him for help, time inherently and intentionally and he hasn’t; that be is a stranger any faulty position to the vertebrae, have been the weapon used in the to the Broadway he hel^d to build. you should have a few manipulative indirectly, he has been campaigning ! placarded the^ announce- deceptive. They make inventories killing of a youth in a chicken- The gasps come fast and furious treatments on your neck muscles to for re-election ever since he arrived. | ^^^ent m public places. A thousand In the new Gas Refriger^ that would bring them, if they were as it is mentioned that Stone has relieve any muscular tension. That “ Off-Year” Jinx ! cases, most of them clMros for com- market hold-up, turns out to have Already he is assured that there j P«°eationi have pUed up in his ctior a tiny gas flame takes -in mercantile business, before the been sold, many years ago, to an long been looked upon as something of a national institution. Dillingham, (High Blood Pressure) won’t be any opposition to him in office and HarUey has been the place of all noisy courts’for fraud; and they feel that Oklahoma dealer by the makers, the producer, gasps most of all since Question:—Mrs. N. L. J. asks: the Republican primary, which ' th®™ personally _before the Veter machinery they are engaged in an honorable j It is a long way from Oklahoma he tossed a quarter of a million into “Should a V person with high blood leaves him up against the fact that an’s Bureau and its boards with and praiseworthy activity the while a production which must already pressure avoid milk and meat in in off-years the district Customarily Considerable success. Simday after to Hartford and in the twenty years noons he holds office hours at his they are doing it—saving the dumb take the road. He recalls when a their diet?” : goes Democratic by from 10,000 to of the pistol’s existence it may have Stone show could run for two years. Answer: One with high blood 15,000 votes. The 1028 figures, how home for consultations and has bad l e c t r o l u x h a s o o nation from its owm dumbness. as many as 100 constituents confer passed through many hands. Laws Well—to drag out the trite old pressure should use a fasting cure to ever, show that Fred Alan, even nuchioefy to wear, cause with him in a day. We have seen nothing at any requiring the registration of sales, commentary: “That’s Broadway for reduce, the blood pressure to normal. running for the first time with the troubleE or run up repair bills time that better illustrates the sub you.” . . . To the stars today and Sometimes a milk diet is effective as opposition calling attention to his His one speech on the House of lethal weapons, for one reason floor, made last January, was a plea t i; no moving parts to make stantial impossibility of the mnn in because they apply only to dealers, fight for yourself tomorrow. a treatment If only two quarts of youth, was no w«ak candidate car To all of which Stone merely milk are used a day and no other ried along on a Hoover landslide. He for justice for veterans and an at the slightest sound. A tiny the street getting any dependable are only partly effective at best. In food of any kind. After the blood won on a recount of 130,000 votes by tack on the Veteran's Bureau for shakes his head. He can’t make gas Information on the subject of naval many cases they give no assistance it #lit. pressure bsu$ become normal it is about 300, whereas the national its refusal in many instances to flame spd s mere trickle “parity” than the above para “I don’t know the old street any perfectly safe for the patient to use ticket lost by some 2000 votes and allow compensation for service-con of water do sU the work to the police in tracing the tools of nected disability.. He described in graphs. murder. more I guess . . . can’t recognize a a diet whiefi . contains one-fourth of the Republican state ticket by from of making cold. face any more. It must have a ^ u h d of meat daily besides one 8000 to 4000. stances in his own district which in It would not be surprising, could changed. ...” or two eggsi The rest of the diet As a congressman^ Hartley has dicated that the government was Come in today sod let us OUT OF THE HOMESPUN the history of this particular Hart Yes, and between each sundown should be made up mostly of non- been about as industrious a little prone to regard disabled applicants Psychological analyists now have and the next sunrise. atareby vegetables. doer of chores as this capital has as so many grafters; He la not show you the many different ford pistol be known, if the weapon satisfied with the new bill reported opportunity to figure out imph- GILBERT SWAN. ever' seen. He has employed extra models. Easy payments. were found to have been carried by • office help and takes some of his favorably by the House Veterans’ eatioas in the imexpected action of twenty or fifty different owners. SNAKE CURSE work at home at night to a hotel Committee and will try to have the former President Coolidge in buy- The times that a gun has been LUXURY LINER room. Week-ends he goes back to presumptive clause on service con Machester Plumbing: & Supply Co. nection cover the'period up to 1980 877 Main Street . TeL 4485 Ing a new Northampton home. The thrown onto a poker table or a London—Frank Hives; once a dis- Jersey and begs for more chores. London—Atlantis, the Royal Mail In cases of tuberculosis and psycho residence which now becomes the tirict commissioner in Africa tells Sometimes le gets some that are craps layout, in lieu of a cash bet liner of 16,000 tons, will be the larg of h snake curse put on him by an hard to do. "For instance, a claim neurosis. “ Coolidge place” appears to be of a couple of dollars, are probably est steamer in the world solely en old Indian woman. Wherever he for food supplied to George Wash Hartley’s district takes in parts The Manchester Gas Co. Bonsiderable of an estabhshment— numberless, and the pawning of gaged in pleasure cruising, it is said. went he was constantly menaced by ington’s army originally amounting of Jersey C3ty and Newark, plus fill Main Street lixteea rooms, elevator, somewhat weapons to individual creditors is a This steamer, which goes into ser snakes, both large and small, and all to $1800 but BOW good for 14,000,- Kearny, Bayonne and other places, numerous bath rooms, nine acres vice this month, contains hot and poisbnous. He got her to release him 000 If the, intere.'^t had been com and he says he already has the en common practice in certain circles. cold water in every cabin, a large frona the cu|>se by taking out his pounded semi - annually. AnoOier dorsement of 72 organizations in bf ground with swimming pool, Just the same, the anxiety of the covered gymnasium, a sun-bathing false teeth, snapping them at her, constituent, weighing i04 pounds territory. ^te. WhU« far from being preten- police, in any murder case, to find deck, and an open-air swimming and declaring-that If she did not and only four feet 10 Inches tall,' His Democrat opponent will be Uoui, U pretentious mansions go the weapon, is completely justified bath. A special hair-dressing room remove the 'curse, his teeth would wants______Hartley_ to — _ get______Cbngress____ to „ former Congressman Paul J. Moore, |jownd>^, it is a long way from the ...... » .... Is maintained for women passen- haunt' anil bite her for the rest of recognize him,officially as the small*' whom he defeated on the recount in by the history of crime. Despite the ^erg* Mt membel: of the A. BJ. F. 1928. .ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD-IT P A W ■ \ f - .,^-. ,•'■« ■'■;.■•^ .f - /."'-•<--'• -,. ■ ;: -V . <6ie' MANCHESTER EVENING HERAU). SOUTH -MANCHE3IEB. < » N M W ^ W # 0 A T . APBIE 2.1830- ELECTROLUX PASSES 1 1 ■ 1 ——---- . T-" — ■ ■' . ’reucsofredmen HUB POLICE HEAD Overnight RIGID nU E TEST ARE FOUND IN FLORIDA l l TO BE QUESTIONED A. P. News Fire bums—but “what of It,” said Washington, April 1.—(AP)-^Ex- the sras refriaerator, “it doesn t even cavation of 500 human skelej^ re make us warm.” Mexico City.—President Ortiz mains in a huge ssmd burial mound Boston, April 2—(AP)—Respon A recent serious conflagration in a Rubio, completely recovered, goes in Florida by the Snlithaonian Insti HARTFORD sibility for conditions in the Boston New York aQgrtment house did con to work. ■ tute is expected to shed a flood of Police Department will be placed siderable damage to the premises, London.—Duchess of Leinster, light on an Indian tribe now exUnct. Free Telephone Service for Suburban Customers. squarely upon Commissioner Herb but the Electrolux gas refrigerators former actress, dangerously ill after Mathew W. Sterling, Smithsonian ert A. Wilson at his appearance to installed there came through prac- being ijgmg found in gas-filled room.room, ethnologist, who return^ CALL ENTERPRISE lidO morrow to testify at the reopening tiqally intact. -London.—Ships' • rush to aid from a ten weeks exploration of In- If you live>in any of the foUowing towns—Bristol, Farmington, Glastonbury, Manchester, Meriden, Rockville, Mid- of public hearings in the investiga Practically the entire top floor of freighter Binnendbijk, drifting rud- dian ruins in Western Florida, sail tion of Oliver B. Garrett, pensioned the apartment house was destroyed derless. .. ) he brouglit back about 300 skdlla irt dletqwn, New Britain, Windsor and Windsor Lock& liquor raider. by the fire, Mnd the kitchens on this Augusta,A ugusta, VJCt.Ga.—Jones------UtJAlCO scintillatesv3W**ii»***t*%%^- i« aa, kind ueve*.never AWUxavEfound before, ------alongo The appearance of Wilson will 'e floor were entirely destroyed. The with 72-72-69-71- t284, or 13 better many other relics of the Red entirely volimtary and he will be picture shows that the boxes were than Horton Smith,C w iA f V i nearestn a a r o o f pro.n m . ______men. questioned by Special Assistant badly scorched and the exterior Boston.—Les Canadiens crush Believed to be of the war-likJ Damno E. Hall. Attorney General I finish ruined by the flames, yet the Boston Bruins 3 to 0 in first Stan j Calusa tribe, which proved such a Presenting New Easter Fashions Warner’s office said that he would units of all the Electrolux boxes in ley Cup game. ^ , .{ menace to the early epanish explor “be on the witness stand for a long stalled in these apartments are at Bowie, Md.—Mrs. W. J. Potter’s! ers. The skulls have very heavy time.’’ present capable of operating perfect Bocaratone wins inaugural handi j lower jaws, vide und high. The A searching inquiry of the depart ly, and'the interior porcelain lining the^New ‘^^2* f f-,. Hawks ar- skeletons, Mrs. Sterling pointed out. ment was indicated by a statement is not cracked or broken in any Sweetwater, Tex. HawKs ar | . j. Indian of medium by Assistant General George B. place. rives in glider from Tucson, Anz. j indicated an inoian oi meuiu ii — fashion notes from the third floor coat salon! Lourie. “Mr. Wilson is resiwnsible One refrigerator in particular was Yazoo City, Miss.—Mayor shoots height with powerful muscles, and for the condition of the Police De the center of considerable interest, editor of Yazoo Sentinel and com lineaments unlike other North Just Enough” partment,’’ he said, “and any ques j because it seemed to “out-Electro- mits ;suicide. American redskins. tions as to the conduct of the de lux” the rest. This refrigerator was Bentonville, Ark.—Doctor held on The mound, termed one of the partment will be put to him and not charge of murder and insurance largest ever discovered in the south UNDIES to any of his subordinates.” conspiracy. east, was found near Safety Harbor, Befusees to Testify Washington.—House adopts reso not far from the head of Tampa Justice George A. Sanderson of lutionlUUOii providingpiUYlUlUl^ studyOClAVijr of plan for bay. WO.J. Other o*4^«***w-smaller burial ------moundsI $5.98 the Supreme Court today had before : universal draft of resources in war j lay nearby, with ruins of an Indian This new ‘creation in glove silk and Dress Coats him an appeal, from Roger Clapp,. times. ' village, believed to have been an im.j lace is all you need in undies. . . . three assistant attorney general, for an Oklahoma City.—New prepara portant aboriginal site, little more j dainty garments all in one! It forma order to compel Alfred H. Brissen- tions under way to harness gusher. than a stone’s throw away. In this a brassiere,, vest and panties... .and has dcn, brother-in-law of Mrs. Garrett, Washington.—LaGuardia intro village was found the substructure to testify during the investigation. duces resolution in Senate calling j reinforcements for hose supporters. of a temple, in the form cf a hugej Delicate flesh color---- in tune with The man has refused twice on the on attorney general to prevent flat topped shell mound, 65 feetj Bethlehem-Youngstown steel merg Spring fashions! for Easter advice of counsel that the hearings high, and 450 feet in circumference., arc unconstitutional. er. In his plea Clapp said “t>.at the New York.—Fritz Williams, ac In Lace and Glove S ilk ...... $5.98 Attorney General wsis ready to show tor and shepherd of Lambs Club, Tailored of Plam Glove Silk.. $2.98 Whether you are short or tall—in your through Brissenden’s testimony that dies. ^ . ! WOMAN STRANGLED ’teens or matured—conservative or ex tribute had been laid upon vice re Hackensack, N. J.—Miss Sarah ; Second Floor sorts in Boston which might be Mowell wins $25,000 award against treme in your tastes—there’s a new coat traced back to the hands of Garrett. matron for false arrest and prose Chicago, April 2.—(AP)—A black for you in this collection! He declared that the refusal to testi cution of “poison pen” charge. satin ribbon today was the latest fy was an attempt to thw'art the in-, New York.—Fox directors report addition to the list of instruments of vestigation. Bancamerica-Blair group offer to Fashionable Easter STHX GOING AFTER FIRE death and the chief clue in the Judge Sanderson allowed William withdraw from dispute over strange slaying of young Mi;s. Mil Footwear Mode H. Shea, sm attorney for Brissenden, Although the cabinets were badly finn-ncing companies. until 10 o’clock today to submit scorched, tho units of all the Elec Hamilton, Bermuda.—Lewis' A. dred Helsing. written requests for rulings of law. trolux-oelrigerators were still intact Yancey- aad twu companions land Her body was found by her hus Nine other-witnesses besides Bris after the fire. This picture shows plane on ocean, 60 miles from Ham band, Reuben C. Helsing, when he senden have refused to testify. one unit which had been subject to ilton, after flight from New York. returned home from, work last Reports that the whole investiga most-intense flatties, yet there was London.—DailyLionomi.—i->auy Heraldnctaivx says Brit------j night. Around her neck was knotted tion had been blocked were denied still n-tMK5e‘uf ice in the trays. ain and. France «have___ I found formula | a black satin ribbon he had never yesterday by Warner^ who said his for security agreement. j seen before. work had “just begdn”. He explain in a kitchen where the roof was en- Hartford.—Body of Nils Einar l Several things, including bruises ed the necessity of uncovering cir tirely j Ander^^Anderson, 27 year old mechanic, j on~torface and Wrists, and the ab- Capes that Rule the Mode cumstantial evidence and said, “isn’t r^ ed fiercely. with buUet wound in the head, found ggnceOV.>U\. . 1 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1930. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER; CONN Canadiens Blank Btuins U e law Hakes It Punishable The West Hartford High school! a-C Windham High school, Artie eolf and tennis teams have complet- Meikle this year rounds out a career INVENTIVE COUNTRY DONTSPIT/ ed their schedules for the coming that entitles him to a rantingranking with season and will start practice soon. the best schoolboy athletes in the London—British inventors were board of health The tennis team candidates will be state. Selected £is all Eastern Con busier than ever last year. The total called out about the middle of this necticut forward for the past two seasons Meikle led the basketball number of patents applied for dur month. William Smith has been ing 1929 was^ over 39,800. The num elected captain and manager of the team through a hard schedule this year and his play was a feature in ber in 1928 vvas 38,556. Many of the golf team which is to play its first patents concerned the “talkies,” match ■with Manchester at West every game, including the play-off at Hartford with Naugatuck High. color cinematography, loud speak Hartford on April 9. ers and television. The complete schedules are as He is proficient in basketball, follows: Golf: April 9, Manchester; 26, Weaver at Keney Park; May 3, Hartford; 10, Bulkeley at Goodwin Park; 17, Manchester at Manches ter; 24, Weaver. The home games • •. the war against Spitting is a are to be played at the West Hart MALLORY THE DUCHESS OF CHICHESTER’S G04T CART ! ford Country Club. crusade of decency • • • join it* Tennis: April 23, Bulkeley; 25, HATS Meriden at Meriden; 30, Weaver at -CRAVENETTE* BAWLED BERTRAM ihe BOUNCER • Weaver; May 3, Bulkeley at Bulke Smoke CERTIFIED CREMO! ley; 7, Manchester; 9, Middletown; 10, Hartford at Hartford; 12, New “My man,*! reproved the Duchess, “it is seldom th at I speak directly Britain; 14, Bristol; 16, Middletown to a menial, but those rasping, grinding tones were more fitting for at Middletown; 20, East Hartford; peddling fish than announcing my coach-and-four.” Do you remember the old, filthy cigar shop 22, Weaver; 25, Bristol at Bristol; where the man in the window rolled the 27, Meriden; 29, Manchester at Man leaves with dirty fingers... and spit on the chester; June 3, East Hartford at “A thousand pardons. Milady,” replied Bertram humbly, “but what ends? More than half of all cigars made in East Hartford. am I to do?” this country are still made by hand, and “ Smoke OLD GOLDS, fellow! The honey-smooth heart-leaf tobacco SARAH PALFRY a ’a therefore subject to the risk of spit! The will change your grrowls of a grizzly to the amorous cooings of a pretty modem CREMonwETHOD of manufacture pro WINS, 6-1 AND 6-0 ^Don’t worry about the appearance of a Mallory pigeon* Throat-ease follows this smoother and better cigarette as tects you against this abomination—^ves hounds follow the scent. Away with you, and OLD GOLD yourself! you the finest cigar quality plus the clean Hat " d i month later.'' Being "Cravenette"-Processed Brookline, Mass., April 2.-r(AP) There’s not a Sark in a billion.** liness of Certified food! —Sarah Palfrey, defending cham against wear and weather it stays as spic-and-span pion, today had advanced with three other seeded players to the third as when you bought it. Fine quality is the reason. round of the national girls’ singles tennis championship. After a bye in the first round yes OLD GOLD terday, she defeated Elizabeth Per ry, 6-1, 6-0 in the second round. The $7-50 other seeded players are Hilda FASTEST GROWING aGARETTE IN HISTORY Boehm, Helen Bidwell and Mary Cutter, Play in the doubles starts ...... NOT A COUGH IN A CARLOAD today. •Tt Is the things that are of no GLEMNEY'S use that really make up one’s life," Listenin . . . o l d OOLD-PAUL WHITEMAN h o u r . everyTBesd*y,9P.M.,^teniTim* r . .THAT AM EBJCA NEEDED says Stanley Baldwin. Now we are fn / PAGE ELEVEN^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1930. Jg~*^ IHIIIIIIil BURGLARCETS STOCK Wihner of England’s Grand National jPORTNEY WORKS OUT IN BIG VENTILATOR Training Camp IN HARTFORD “ GYM” m Milwaukee, A^ril 2.— (AP) — Jack Portney, conquerer of Louis Joseph WuerleIn, 22, got into a tight (Kid) K apl^ arrived in Hartford, place this morning, so tight that last night* from Baltimore for his bout with Pinkey Kaufman, Hart police who found-him had to call Louisville,. Ky., April 2— (AP)— the fire depi^rtment to aid them be ford lightweight, at Foot • Guard fore they' could teke him to the po Echoes of that seven nm rally in hall tomorrow night. Portney is lice stationii • • ' the ninth which won yesterday’s slated for a workout at the St. Nicholas gym this afternoon to top Patrolmen Sidney Fox and John game from the Montgomery team Schlehlein heard" cries for help. In off his training. the early morning darkness they were still heard today through the Kaufman has always been some traced the calls to a ventilator pipe southland a,s the Red Sox resumed thing of an enigma to local fight atop a clothingv stpre building. The their series here with the Louisville fans. With litUe- reputation to bank j pipe, wide vYiuc atat. theuiie roof opening,----- o. nar- Colonels. The Sox are still im- on, he swept to the heights when he | The Earning Power rowed before it entered the store. I beaten in spring training. w knocked King Tut into slumberland j In the narrow part the officers ------a year ago. Since that time he has : foimd Wuerlein, who told them he Macon, Ga., April 2— (AP)—Six- had bookings against some of the first tried to get into the building i years ago the Braves trained leading lightweights in the country I through the pipe and for an hour be- | here and won a world championship ] and has built up quite a following. O f Money fore he was discovered had been try- i from the Philadeljdiia Athletics, iim 1 His appearance in a Hartford ring ing to get out., They’re in town only a four day’s ' is, strangely, a novelty as most of Combined efforts of the policemen stay now but already in spring his fighting has been done abroad. ■ The earning power of money is great if prompt and the victim were to no avail and training they’ve won four straight In every respect the bout is a ly placed to your credit at this Bank and allowed as a last resort the fire department games from the Athletics. “natural” as Portney has an im was called and Wuerlein was fished I ------pressive string of 27 wins in 35 to remain at compound interest. You know out. ! Birmingham, Ala., April 2— (AP) fights. Kaufman, on the other ' —with the season’s inaugural two hand, has been training hammer you will need a fund for emergency or oppor i weeks away, George .Blaeholder, and nails for the match and will tunity. Why not start it now? I youngest ef the St. Louis Browns trot out his best fistic artillery for ANDOVER 1 regular moundsraen was still a hold the occasion. out with the righthander demanding Joe Smith, the Hartford batter 5% Interest Paid a reported $2500 increase ever last ing ram, will meet Mike Toronto of A good sized audience was at the season. Bridgeport at 165 pounds in the Compounded Quarterly •*n town hall Friday evening to see the semi-final. Toronto, in his last fight play, -Dad’s New Housekeeper,” Bradenton, Fla., April 2— (AP) — here put Roy Powers away while Ernie Orsatti will probably be out given by the North Coventry Smith recently “took” Joe Howard, of the game until the annual city his local rival. , ChristiatL Elndcavor Society. It was series begins at Sportsman’s Park very amusing and^eptertaining. 'The Another Bridgeport lad, Sammy with the Browns, it was indicated Kraft, tangles with Dan Goulette of singing and Social, hour 'following yesterday when X-ray pictures of i E SfflflHGs Bi^ kofManchester the play was very much enjoyed. Burlington, Vt., at 140 poimds. the St. Louis Cards leftfielder show- ' Kraft scored a knockout over Billy Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Hilliard and ed a severe ankle sprain. their two sons Henry and Bryant, Smith, Jack Britton’s protege in his SOUTH MANCHESTER,CQNN. spent Saturday afternoon at their last fight in Hartford. I Jacksonville, Fla., April 2— (AP) ' New king of the jumpers, Shaim Goilin, pictured above, won the «iiiiiiiin i> ;a s::L»iiililiin ■Miiiliiii; camp at Andover Lake where Mr. j —Two more members of the Brook- classic) Grand National Steeplechase at Aintree, England. Ridden by Tom A1 Gauthier, Spring^field, and ^ESTABUSHED 1306^^ iiiiliiii Hilliard is building a garage. _f I [yn Robins have been released. Kent Cullinan, noted English jockey, Shaun Goilin was only a neck in front of Marty Martino, Hartford, 128 Miss Ruby Perkins and friend of! Greenfield, who has seen big league Melleray’s Belle in a stirring finish which climaxed the four and one-half pounds, will provide fistic action on Hartford and Mrs. Lulu Lord mile struggle over 30 jumps. The champion’s owner is W. H. Midwood. the undercard. Mike Roberts, Meri in Iservice with the New York Giants Manchester Green were callers and Boston Braves has been sent den, and Jimmy Howard,. Bridge town Saturday afternoon. port, heavyweights, mix in the four •! ,l»f to Fort Worth, and Luther Roy, an ‘fi. f 'fV Miss Julia Perkins is visiting other pitcher, obtained from the round opener. Herald Advertising Pays— Use It Mrs. Lulu Lord in Manchester. Philadelphia has been released to O’Goofty Unearths Inside Story of Why Mr. and Mrs. Henry Chartier of Chattanooga. ‘ ' Danielson spent Sunday with Mr. Tigers and Yanks Failed to Effect Trade. and Mrs. Fred Bishop ill Austin, Texas, April 2— (AP) — | Judge Edward M. Yeomans is New York’s Yanks have just about j By JOE O’GOOFTY. with ""tonsilitis. Dr. Higgins of decided that what they need to win South Coventry is attending him. more ball games is a college educa Pitcher for the Yankees. Mr. and Mrs. TTyon Smith and tion. They played just major league Because I am a pitcher and three children of Hartford visited baseball against the University of friendly with everybody, I frequent Mr. Smith’s mother, Mrs. Janett Texas team yesterday and found on ly run across news in the training Smith Sunday afternoon. at least two occasions that the* camps that not even the honest-to- Pupils present in March in grades Commonsense! READ! longhorns could outthink them. gosh journalists find. For that 3, 4, and 5, Miss . Gladys Bradley In the fourth inning Gehrig made reason, I am able to report the in teacher, were Andrew Kukucka, Ar a break for second when the first side story of wh.y Harry Rice and thur Palmer, Charles Michalik, baseman left his bag after Lou’s Henry Hilliard, John Phelps, Bridget Fatty Fothergill still wear Detroit single and fotind that the Texas uniforms and Waite Hoyt draws his Misovich, Elizabeth Rester, Martha catcher had slipped up to take the Bartlett, Lois Merritt, Thelma check from the Ruppert millions. Hundreds of people out of work in Manchester alone throw from shortstop to tag him Fatty Fothergill is to blame. Parent and Grace Smith; present for out. In the eighth inning Mark year, Andrew Kukucka, Arthur Pal That’s hardly new, though; foe Koenig was the. victim of a similar Fatty has been blamed for lots of mer, EUzabeth Rester and Lois play on a quick relay from short BUT Merritt. things. stop. These tactics proved so ef Manager Bob Shawkey, my boss, Ernest Whitcomb and son of fective that the Yanks had to stage Branford visited his brother Louis a ninth inning rally to gain a 4 to first said he would be willing^ to Whitcomb, Sunday. Louis Whitcomb 2 victory. dispose of Hoyt to the Tigers in The prisons every where in the country are overloaded is slowly gaining from a severe at exchange for Earl Whitehill ana tack of the grip. Dallas, April 2 — (AP) — Art Harry Rice. Bucky Harris, not be Miss Evelyn White, who works in Shires is reaching midseason form, ing in a very philanthropical mood with work Hartford, spent the week-end at the | The White Sox first baseman yes- that day, offered him Harry Rice home of her parents, Mr. and M . pjayed his first full practice for Hoyt. Charles White. game and rm got f Q a double, cincrlosingle andonrl Shawkey then requested White- There was a prayer meeting at walk and bantered with tie specta hill and Fatty Fothergill for Hoyt WHY \ the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willard tors. Bucky Harris, desiring to give Fuller Sunday afternoon. Mr. Shawkey a kick in the pants, con not the kind of a fellow who would Woodin conducted the service. It New Orleans, April 2—(AP)—If tented himself by telling Bob he tell you what Bucky said at that. was the 33rd wedding anniversary the New York Giants stay here In one last effort, Shawkey then Should there bework in the factories when the public is buying prison made goods? How of Mr. and Mrs. Fuller. About 20 ought to get in bed early these much longer they’ll lose the services nights or the three bears would offered to trade Hoyt, with Tex of the neighbors attended. There of Mel Ott, the one-time boy wonder Guinan to boot, for Ty Cobb, Foth was no reception on account of the catch him. , much merchandise do the mills of this town or any other sell to prisons? How can any who clouts them far and often. My boss, having been in the navy ergill, Carroll, Tom Mix, Peggy ill health of both Mr. and Mrs. New Orleans is Ott’s native city Joyce and Frank Navin. Fuller. where they teach you to grasp at one expect to have mills run full time when there is no market for such goods, due to the and apparently he could be elected anything, even if it’s only a straw, The offer fell flat, however, for Alfred Keller wbo has been ill for mayor without making a speech. some time is not as well. Dr. Higg;ins came right back and asked for Bucky Harris decided he needed fact that prisoners are making them. Everywhere the Giants go, Ott is his roly-poly Fothergill. attends him. pointed out, the hero of the hour. Owen Carroll and Fotherg^ill. I am Miss Marjorie Whitcomb spent the week-end at her home. Contractors come to the prisons and buy this merchandise for a song and place it in stores Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cloudman and son Robert. Jr., were guests of i EXHIBITION GAMES SLASHERS FOILED C. W. RANDOLPH DIES and charge the same or a little less than better merchandise made in factories paying Mr. and Mrs. Allen Helmer Sunday. Winfred White is sick with muscu lar rheumatism. Mr. Helmer is help YESTERDAY’S RESULTS ’ New York, April 2.— (AP)—Three 1 Bridgeport, April 2.— (AP) — living wages. ing him with his work. men, who said they had been hired, Charles W. Randolph, prominent in Saturday the girls in Mrs. Her Jacksonville—Brooklyn 18; Jack real estate cicrles here, died at the bert’s Sunday School' class were en sonville 4. armed, and driven to the rendezvous Bridgeport hospital early today, fol We are paying taxes for the upkeep of the prisons.. Why should we let the prisons cut tertained at the home of Mrs. Austin—New York (A) 4; Univer by a man they knew only as lowing a heart attack while playing Wallace Woodin. The tables were sity of Texas 2. “Tommy,” with instructions to rob handball at the Y. M. C. A. Monday our throats? Some people argue and say that the prisoners must do this work. Well, very prettily decorated, yellow being Atlanta—Cincinnati 9; Atlanta 7. Miss Marian Weill, employee of a night. t- the color scheme. ^ After lunch, Montgomery — Boston (A) 10; brokerage house, and slash her face, Mr. Randolph was bom in New if so, why is the merchandise sold for little or nothing? Why should the prisons be al - R games were played both indoors and Montgomery 1. were arrested in front of her Brook York, in 1874. He entered the real out. Mrs. Wallace Woodin, Mrs. Daytona Beach—Detroit 7; Mont lyn apartment today by detectives estate business after graduating real 6. who had been tipped that they were lowed to compete with free labor? The prisons can find work that will not effect the Herbert Thompson and Mrs. Ray from school. He came to Bridge f- mond Halsted were hostesses. New Orleans—Cleveland 8; New coming. port twelve years ago to assume Miss Dorothy Post of Manchester York (N) 2. Miss Weill was robbed a month charge of the real estate department public. § spent the week-end with her aunt, Birmingham—Birmingham 4; St. ago, at the same hour, in her apart of the James Staples and company. Mrs. Ward Talbot and attended the Louis (A) 3. ment by two men who bound her and He was president of the Bridge play in the town hall, Friday eve Bradenton — St. Louis (N) 6; her negro maid and stole several port real estate board and manager Why bite the hands that feed as? Is the government making a profit or is it a 50-50 prop ning. She was also a guest of Mrs. Rochester 4. thousand dollars’ worth of jewelry. of the Arcade Hotel here, owned and Woodin’s, Saturday. Chattanooga — Washington 4; The men arrested today described operated by the Staples company. osition? No matter, “Yes” or “No”, does it do you good or harm, Mr. Wrker? That is Arthur Savage has pneumonia, Chattanooga 3. themselves as Jack Lee and John In his younger days Mr. Randolph following a very serious operation at Los Angeles — Los Angeles 13; Gray of New York and Louis Duvall was a member of the old Atlanta what Fm driving at! After all, “Why buy prisn made goods when you can buy the fol the Hartford' hospital several days Chicago (N) 12. of Louisville, Ky. They said Boat club of New York City and ago. Monday he was reported as “Tommy” had been particularly in had a reputation as an amateur more comfortable. TODAY’S GAMES sistent that, in addition to robbing oarsman. lowing merchandise at my store and at no higher price? Roscoe Talbot, spent the week-end Waco, Tex.,—N. Y. (A) vs Waco. Miss Weill, they must slash her • Macon—Brooklyn vs Detroit. face. with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ward INCOME TAX RECEIPTS Talbot. Los Angeles— Chicago (N) vs “Lee” Work Shirts 95c Athletic Shirts 50c. Los Angeles. FIRE DAMAGES INN. Washington, April 2.— (AP)—The Men’s Work Hose 15c. missionaries i n d a n g e r . Atlanta—Cincinnati vs Atlanta. Phillip-Jones’ Broadcloth Shirts $1, $1.95. Beaumont—^Pittsburgh vs Beau Treasury Department’s final state mont. New York, April 2.—(AP)—Re ment for the month of March today Men’s Dress Hose 20c, 25c, 35c, 50c. Shanghai, April 2.-^(AP)—A tele showed income taxes aggregating gram from Bishop J o ^ ’ A. O’Shea Chattanooga — Washington vs leased from federal padlock for vio Athletic Union Suits 75c. Chattanooga. lation of the prohibition law only $627,524,917 were collected during Crafts’ Dress Shoes, reg. $5 now $3.95. today said that the position of 'the the first quarter of the present sixteen American Catholic mission Columbia, S. C.—Phila. (A) vs ten days ago, the Woodmansten Inn, Bloods Balbriggan Union Suits 95c. Columbia. a Bronx landmark, was badly dam calendar year, sending the total for Sundial Work Shoes $2.95 and up. aries beseigect by bsindits at Kan- nine months of the fiscal year to $1,- chow continu^ precarious. Louisville—Boston (A) vs Louis aged by fire today. The place was Lawrence’s Union Suits $1.45. ville. imdergoing extensive alterations 812,137,844, an increase of $125,- “Lee” Overalls $1.89. The bishop said no government 574,244 over the same period of the troops had arrived for their relief Forth Worth—Chicago (A) vs preparatory to reopening. The ori White Running Pants 50c with elastic Man-O-War Overalls $1.35. and that the Kanchow local garrison Fort Worth. gin of the fire was not determined. previous fiscal year. was inadequate to protect the mis New Orleans—New York (N) vs band 65c. “Lee” Copper-Rivet Cowboy Dungarees sion against marauding bands under Cleveland. Communist leaders. Birmingham—St. Louis (A) vs Big variety of Caps 65c, 95c, $1.75. $2.00 Bishop O’Shea urged that the Birmingham. government at Nanking be im Bradenton—St. Louis (N) vs “Ride-’em Cowboy” Dungarees $1.35. pressed with the seriousness of the Rochester. Sport Sweaters $2.95. situation. ^ C.VNADIAN DIVORCE COURTS BRAVES GRAPEVINE Ottawa, April 2.— (AP)—A bill to establish a divorce court in the LEAGUE TITLEHOLDERS We Have the Largest Assortment of province was passed on second read ing in the House of Commons last night. ’The division was 100 for Trousers in Town and 87 againsL New York, April 2.— (AP)—With At present divorces for residents the Boston Braves, holders of the at prices that can’t be beat. All our pants are of Ontario, Quebec and Prince Ed Grape Fruit League championship, made with a separate waistband—pockets and lOoiw bar-tacked 95c $6.95 ward Island are granted by act of showing the way, representatives of Parliament. Pi^tions are submitted the National League have taken a a NEW HOUSE to a committe'e in the Senate then comfortable lead over their rivals sent from the .upper to‘ „ the lower from the American League in inter house for actiqn. league encounters this spring. Are yoii dissatisfied with the appearance of your house? An even fifty games involving Is it ‘ old fashioned”— ugly— out of step with the times ECKENER LEAVES TONIGHT teams from each maj’or league have been played so far and 27 of them or the neighborhood? You can have it remodeled and Richmond, Va., Aprih 2.— (AP)— have gone'to National League" clubs. improved at small cost. Let us estimate on the ma Twenty-two went to the American Dr. Hugo Eckener, sl^piler'.ut .the terials. W e can help you. Graf Zeppelin > and l^V. party Will ^and one was tied. The Braves have HYMAN'S MEN'S STORE leave Richmond tonight for Was.h5 'accounted for ten of the National’s ington after a three days tour in victories ' five over the New York Virginia inspecting prospective sites Yanks and five over the world 695 Main St, Johnson Block, Betweeiii Colonial Lunch and Dunhill’s. Open Evenings for the American terminus of the champion Philadelphia Athletics. the W. G. Gleimey Co. proposed trans-Atlantic air lines. Boston and Cincinnati are the only Dr. Eckenefr htts 'withheld com other clubs with 'better than an Coal, Lumber and Mason Supplies ment concerning his findings of even break against teams from the landing fields in l^ginia. rival circuit Allen Place Phpne 4149 Manchester WEDNESDAV^ APKIL 2, 1930. .4 .. - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN. PAQE TWELVE i v Daily Health SISTER , ANNIE AtSTINl Service ' AUTHOR OF • T H E AVErWalNQ B^RROT* HlnUi On Hoff To K ^p -WeU •THE'BlACy PKSEOn : E T C . K by World Famed Authority By SIS-TEfe MARY A Many vegetables ^ s^adsJain The tang of horseradish has a de- ■ interest by the addition of a bit of « C1930fyH&N-SgRViCE !HC. cided tonil effect at this season o f' grated horseradish m the r e m o v a l o f t o n s il s .the year and the clever cook uses ’This is particularly true of initt- ADVISABLE IF THEY ARE it in many combinations. flavored vegetables with lO / in f e c t e d o f t e n Roast beef with its horseradish is green beans. A very little horse- ed me for them, but as soon as she old story has nothing to do HOW CMlCrt BEGIN w e r e t o d a y ADMIPE. 'tttL'ftl.l-OW ------I S' tinie - honored combination but radish is needed to give new. zest to Doris Matthews, lady’s maid, is put them on I saw that I had made 0: BY DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN j jjjgpg j^j.g many other foods that these vegetables. “No ’ Why, her name’s in head- ^ OJHO GE.T h e l d f o r r a n s o m . LARGER STREET POLES eALCOTTA QUIET TODAY Hankow, April 2.— (AP)—Mif? DAILY RADIO PROGRAM Nina E. Gemmell, a mlwlonMy special Sale Thursday 348.6—WABC. NEW VORK--860. Leading DX Stations. ' FOR EUECTRIC LINE Calcutta, India, April 2.— (AP)— Wednesday, April 2. worker formerly of ’Tacoma 6:30—Roy Ingraham’s orchestra. 405.2—Vt^B. ATLANTA—740. Calcutta was quiet today after yes- and Girard, Kas., and the Rev. end James J. “ Gentleman Jim’’ Corbett, 6:43—Ann Leal’s organ melodies. 7 :00—Levitow’s concert ensemme. ^ 8:00—Boys: concert program. t6fday’’s'"Cad?ter rioting. Police and Mrs. R. 'W. Porteus, BrltlBh mission 9:00—WEAF programs <1% hrs.) the world’s cliamplon boxer from 1S93 to 7:30—Adventures of Colonel 1 owelL Resetting Standards in picket patrols were withdrawn and aries all of whom were captured last M A (m L DRUG COMPANY 1897, will tell Grantland Rice and the 7:45—Grenadiers male quartet, 10:30—Musicale; Amos 'n' Andy. New 8:00—Wheaties male quartet, organ. 11:45—Prohibition poll program. North End to Carry the buffalo carts, off the streets for Thursday when bandits raided dfie radio audience of the WEAF cliain, 12:00—Georgia vaudeville hour. PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS 8:30—Sea drama, ship’s band. 12:30—Kneisel’s dance orchestra. High Powered Circuit. a while, plyed about as usual. city of Yaanchow, are being held for his greatest ring thrills when he ap 9:00—Male quartet, orchesera, soprano Number of dead was stated 1095 Main Street pears before the microphone at iu;o0 with Miss Patricola. 293.9—KYW, CHICAGO—1020. ransoms of |20,000 Mexican each; Wednesday night. The pugilist now 9:30—Informal musical entertainrnent 8:00- NBC programs (3 hrs.) The Manchester Electric Corn- definitely to be six. At a conference Where the abducted missionaries turned actor will give his views on tlie 10:00—Symphony orchestra With bril ll:U0—Dance music to 3:00: next heavyweight championship ai 0 pany is resetting poles in many this morning between representa- are being held Is not known here Seidlitz Powders 17c M u m ...... liant concert stars. 389.4— WBBM. CHICAGO—770, Main V will compare present day boxing with 11:00—The Grenadiers male quartet. different places along North tiye6 of the Carters’ Union and the Three other missionary workers that of thirty and more years ago. 9;3o—Sketch; harmony boys. Aspirin Tablets, 12:oo—Bert Lown’s orchestra. 10:00- Flower Garden feature. and Main streets in the north part police commissioner, Sir Charles who escaped from Yuanchow are be F reezon e...... 2lc Leonard Joy’s all-string dance orches 12:30—Midntglit otBhn melodies. 10:30—Two dance orchestras. tra will supply.tlie musical features or 302.8—WBZ, NEW ENGLAND—99a of" the town. In addition to Tegart, the delegates were warned lieved to be Gliding in Each Chang Bayers, 24s .. 21c the program. Miss Fatricola, vaude 1:00—An hour about Chicago. workmen have placed on one of the Saacharin 7:(j(j—Amos ’n’ Andy, comedians. 254.1—WJJD. CHICAGO—1120. that repetition Of the distructionist sha, Hunan province. ville headliner, will 7:15—Serenaders musical program. the entertainment which WABC and 7:00—'Victorian orchestra; talk. poles on North Main street a new tactics would have serious conse T ablets...... 17c Palmolive Shaving at 7:3U—Home Tdwners’ entertaininenL 8:30—WJZ male quartet. test box in an enclosure that makes associated stations wil broadcast 8:uo—WJZ programs (1 hr.) quences.' •J. Bhe w.lll contribute two numbeis 9:30—Theater presentations. it free from rain or snow. C ream ...... 23c I’m Getting 3:00—Ranny Week’s orchestra. 12:00—Studio programs: artists. He promised to place, the men’s Woodbury’s to the evening’s recital, 9:30—Pioneer’s concert; recital. The new poles are larger than BITID’S SAILING DATE. Something, Maybe It’s Love’’ and 416.4— WGN-WLIB. CHICAGO—720. grievances before the government. Vick’s Vapo Rub 21c 10:30—\YEAF dance orchestra. those formerly used as the new high Soap .*___ 17c “ The Man From the South." Miss 11:00—Anhur Clifton, organist. 9:30—WEAF progmms (114 hrs.) Yesterday’s trouble grew out of a Patricola wil share honors with \ ee 454.3— WEAF. NEW YORK—660. 11:10—Hungry Five; conceit. tension live that will run from passive resistance campaign against Dunedin, New Zealand, April 2.— Mercks’ Sugar Lawnhurst, popular vocalist, a ma.e 6:00—Ludwig Laurier’s orchestra. 44.30— Two dance orchestras. the sub-station on Hilliard street Epsom Salts, 1 lb. 9c ouartet and a dance orchestra 42-00-D ream ship music hour. the government order forbidding use (AP)—Rear Admiral Richard E. 7:00—Milton Cross, tenor, orchestra. will carry heavier wires to assure the direction of William t)*" Lso—Hindemiyer and Tuckerman. 12T5—Three dance orchestras. of the buffalos during the hottest Byrei’s party will leave Dimedln for Lysol ...... 17c Milk ...... '39c chestra highlights will be and 7.45—Wilbur Coon players' drama. 344.6—WLS, CHICAGO—870. a larger load in the business sec “ Sweeter Than You” 8:00—Hawaiians musical program. part of the day. Wellington on Monday, news having 8:00—East of Cairo music. tion. The live also goes through to arrived that accommodations are Coty’sFace Musterole — 21c Speed." ______8:30—Nathaniel ’ Shilkret’s orchestra 8:30_Feature artists entertainment. the Oakland Paper Company’s mills with Gladys Rice, soprano 9:00—Family album feature acts. SUES PHONOGRAM CO. available on the steamship Rangitlkl Wave lengths In meters on left ot 9:00—George Lascli's orchestra. 447.5— WMAQ, CHICAGO—670. and on to Talcottville, where the P ow der...... 79c Phillips Milk station title, kilocycles on the nght. y::oi_Hevclers male quartet. 7:00—Studio concert orchestra. local company furnishes power for sailinig from Wellington on April 24. *Xini6s ar6 all liiafitern btaiidaid. 3iucR 10:30—Sports talks by Grantland Rice 8:00—WABC programs (21,4 hrs.) The rear admiral will leave for lac® type Indicates best leulures. the mUls and the street lights. SeatUe, April 2.— (AP)—Alleging Feenam int---- 17c Magnesia .. 39c and James Corbett. 40:30—Beethoven music by trio. infringement of copyright on tlie Christchuch where he 'will receive a 11:00—Mystery House, melodrama. 11:00—Dan and Sylvia: concert. Patch Cod Liver Oil... 97c White Pine Tai-...... 17c Leading East Stations. 11:30—'I'wo dance orchestras. 44.30— Amos 'n' Andy, comedians. song “Lonesome For You,” Mrs. civic reception )sefore embarking for 393.5— WJZ, NEW YORK—760, 11:45—CencerL dance orchestras. Wellington at which place he will PjV Ijax ...... 19c 272.6—WPG, ATLANTIC CITY-1100. 6:00—Bernie Cummins’ orchestra. MISSIONARIES SAFE? Myrtle Purviance Wilson, of Port Dexto Maltose, 1, 2 or 3 51c »;uu—Bellinetti’s' dance orchestra. 299.8— w o e ,' DAVENPORT—1000. arrive Tuesday morning. Another] 6:30-'i'alk, John B. Kennedy. 8'ou—VVE.AF programs (3 hrs.) land, Ore., who composed it, had a Frostilla ...... 19c 8:30—Soiig#harmonies; drama star. 6 :45 -Prohibition poll program. civic reception will be given him | Vitona Spring Tonic . $1.00 •j-UU—Concert orchestra, baritone. 11:00—Book talk; entertainer, suit for $107,500 on file in Federal H);uu_Uoyal Canadians orcliestra. 7:00—Amos ’ n’ Andy, comedians. ll;15_Hawkeye ensemble, tenor. DEPARTMENT INFORMED there that evening. Fletcher’s Castoria ... 21c Colorite ...... 19c 7 :1 5 -Sketch. "Rise of J Court here today against the 10;30—Mezzo-sopi'ano, ’cellist. 7:30—Orchestra, contraltb, tejior. 361.2—KOA, DENVER—830. 11:00—Studio dance orchestra. 11:00—Slumber music hour. Columbia Phonograph Company. Rubbing Alcohol...... Hind’s Honey Almond 8:00—Harry Kogen’s orchestra with Mrs. Wilson asserted in her com 2g3_WBAL, BALTIMORE—1060. piano duo, tenor. 11:30—Amos 'n' Andy, comedians. Washington, April ,2.— ( A ^ —'The Pepspdent Tooth Paste 31c C rea m ...... 33c 6 :15- Weiner’s salon music. . 8:30—Foresters male quartcL 11:45—Lucille Fowler, contralto. National Catholic Welfare Confer plaint that after the song had been GOEBEL SEEKS RECORD. (j-oy—Merry makers; cello soloist. 9:00—Romany road musicale. 2 00—Orchestra, fnale quartet. copyrighted in October 1928, the Peroxide Hydrogen ... .7c y;45_tVJZ proliibltion pol. 9:30—KUKU’s burlesque skiL 1:15—Cotton Blossom minstrels. ence has informed the State Depart Beaume Analgesic .... 49c 10:00—Lew White organ recital. .357—CMC, HAVANA—840. ment that members of the American phonograph company reproduced it Wampole’s Cod Liver 243.8—WNAC, BOSTON—1220. 7:00—Military orchestra. Wichita, Kas., April 2.— (AP) — j Mennen’s Shaving 7-20—Song man; liislory cameos. 10- 30- Vincent Lopez’s orchestra. i Catholic Mission at Kanchow, China, on records and caused it to be A proposed attempt to recapture i 11- 00—Slumber music hour. 9:00—Cuban troubadours. E x tra ct...... ^’Sc S:00—WABC programs (5 Ins.; 11:00—Supper dance music . broadcast over the radio and that C rea m ...... 33c 545.1—WOR. BUFFALO—550. 11-45- Prohibition poll broadcasL who, last week, were reported in the west to east non-stop trans • 491.5—WIP. PHILADELPHIA—610. 285.5— KNX, HOLLYWOOD—1050. e-.oO—NBC programs U hr.) 41:00—Airdale’s dance orchestra. danger from Chinese brigands, are the company realized more thao continental airplane flight record] 7 :30—Giossipers. Irisli-connc skelcn. 7-30—Dougherty’s dance orchestra. 8ioo—Philadelpliia music hour. 11:30—Feature artists; bridge talk. safe. $25,000 from the piece. now held by Captain Frank Hawks, j MAGNELL DRUG COMPANY 7;45_WABC programs (4-74^hrs. 374.8— KTHS, HOT SPRINGS—800. 333,1_WMAK, BUFFALO—900. v-::o—Qual:er City players. The State Department today maae has been announced by Colonel Ar PRESCRIPTION DRUGGISTS 9:00_Radio forum with Florence 11:00—Orchestra, vocal solos. public two telegrams from the mis 7-15_WABC dinner ensemble. 11:30—Como’s dance music. BIRD VILLAGE thur Goebel, Dole flight winner. He 7;3(j_l<'eature musical program. Irons, soprano. 10:00—Two dance orchestras. 1:00—Studio entertainment. sionaries.. The first was received London—F. L. Hunt has ci^- said the attempt would be made in j 1095 Main Street —Historians leature nouts. 474.^WOS, JEFFERSON CITY—630 8T5—Musical musketeers: artists. 11:30—Tlieater organ recital. March 29 from , Bishop James May or June with a new Lockheed 535.4— WLIT. PHILADELPHIA—560. 0:15—Public speaking contesL structed a bird -sdllage here on a 9 :30—WABC piogiaiiis ins.; 0:45—Ozarks feature concert. O’Shea, head of the Kanchow mis low-wing monoplane powered ■with a 428.3—WLW. CINCINNATI—700. 7- 30- l-'raiikliirs concert orchestra. large scale. He has provided num 8- 00—Garden of melody music. 491.5— WDAF, KANSAS CITY—610. sion. erous bird “homes,” a swimming 400 horsepower Wasp motor. fi:o0—Dinner concert: address. 0:00—Ike and Mike, comedians. 7 ;3(j—Orchestra; scrap book. S-3^i_Wi-;AF programs (2',i hrs.) It said: "Red armies have with pool for the feS.thered folk, a bird In 1928 Goebel spanned the con 11:00- Radio night club hour. 41:00—Orchestra; Amos ’ n’ Andy. g:uu—WJii orcliesiia. soloists. 11:45—Two dance orcliestras. drawn to Father McLaughlin’s place “restaurant,” and a “hotel’’ for tinent in 18 hours and 58 minutes. 8:30—William Stoess’ salon group. 12:00—Hays’ dance orchestra. (known as Sinfeng). Sisters arrived Hawks subsequently lowered the 9:30—Peanut revue; niglit club. 305.9—KDKA, PITTSBURGH—980. 12:45—Nighthawk frolic. visitors. He caters especially for G-oo—Pittsburgh University address. 468.5— KFI, LOS ANGELES—640. at Kanchow. All weU. Fathers Erbe 10:30—Old-time fiddlers program. 11:30—Spanish baritone; serenade!#. small birds, _ such as robins, tits, time to 17:38:59 and also holds the idvertise in The Evening Herald-ll Pays 11:00—Slumber music hour. 6:15—Two Smokes: musicale. and Curtis’ whereabouts not known: 7 00—WJZ Amos ’ n’ Andy. 1:00—Moore’s concert orchestra wrens, fparrows and larks. east-west record of 19:10:28. 11:"0—Footlights; dance oi'chcslia. 333.1 —KHJ, LOS ANGELES—SCO. Very probably in vicinity of Father , 12:30—Teiioi and pianist. 7-]5_S\vect fingers: studio hour. 1:00—Thirteenth Hour insomniacs. 8:oo—WJZ programs (319 hrs.) 11:00—Orcliestra; vocal .soloists. Yoimg’s.” 280.2—WTAM, CLEVELAND-1070. 11:30—Tom Geruii’s orchestra. 12:00—Studio. enterlainmenL 245.S—WCAE, PITTSBURGH —1220. 1:00—Dance orchestra. Sister’s Telegram. 7:00—Gene and Glenn; recital. 384.4— WMC. MEMPHIS—780. 8:30-N’BG programs (3 hrs.) 7-00—Gospel liour; recital. Another telegram from Sister 11:35—Freddie Carlone’s orcheslru. 7:45_-\VE.\F diuBia presentation. j):30—WE.-\F musical hour. Pauline Strabel of Saginaw, Mich., 8:00—Aunt Hannah's music liour. 10:30—Studio orchestra music. 12:00—Midnight melodics, tenor. 370.2—WCCO, MINN., ST. PAUL—810. who is Sister Superior at Kanchow 12:30—Wylie’s dance orcliestra. 8:30- WE.-\F programs (3 hrs.) 399.8—WJR, DETROIT—750. 260.7—WHAM. ROCHESTER—1150. 8:00—Old-time dance orchestra. told in more detail of the escape. 11:30—Late dance orcliestra. 6:30—Skullety’s dance orchestra. 9:00—Ryan’s dance orchestra. She said; 7:00—WJZ Amos ’ n’ Andy. 9:30—WABC programs (IV2 hrs.) 283—WTIC, HARTFORD—1060. 11:00—Studio concert orchestra. “Eight Sisters of Charity at Kan 7;4(j_irorgotien melodies. 7:15—Concert; string ensemble. 8:00—WJZ piogiams (1 hr.) 12:00—Variety boys; organist. chow absolutely safe. ' Sister Groell 7:43—NBO programs (Ivi hrs.) 461.3—WSM, NASHVILLD—650, Shoe Specials On Sale This Week Ordy 9:00—Eastman School recital. •j;oe—Studio musical program. 8:15—Evening Star quartet; music. and others' who were at Tawoli, •j;30—WEAK programs (Us hrs.) 9:30—NBC programs (2 hrs.) 379.5— WGY. SCHENECTADY—790. 0:00—WEAl' programs (2 hrs.) thirty miles from Kanchow^ have es 11:00—Theater organ recital. 11:00—Concert orchestra, singers. -AT- 11:30—Ahepa Society enieitaInmenL 11:00—Weather: time; markets. caped to Kanchow. Their com 422.3—WOR, NEWARK—710. 6:00—Dinner dance music. 11:30—Amos ’ n’ Andy, comedians munity house at 'Tawoli was robbed 7:fj0—WE.'VF orchestra, tenor. 41;45_Vanderbilt University dance. 6:30—Studio concert orcliestra. 379.5— KGO, OAKLAND—/EO. 7:30—"Lucerne in wuelrec.” music. 7:30—Studio nuisicul program. and partly damageci. Fathers Erbe 7-4.-,—WEAF drama prcsentullon. 12:30—Amos 'n’ Andy: shoemakers. X:i)ii—Poetry, musical liackgiound. 11:00—Music: miniature blogiaphies.* I and Curtis, who were at Tawoli 9:00—Four Dutsy Travelers quartet. 8:00—Studio concert orchestra with were robbed. Both of these priests 9:30—itadio comedy, music hour. Mary Hopple, contralto. 1:15—Minstrel men's frolic. DIAMOND SHOE STORES 8:30—WE.-\F piograins (2',4 hrs.) 440.9_KPO, SAN FRANCISCO—680. and all the sisters are now safe at 10:0D-JOmll Velazco. organist. 1:00—NBC entertainment. 10:00-Two dance orchestras. 11:00—Studio concert orchestra. Kanchow.’’ 11:30—Albany dance orchestra. 2:00—Henderson’s dance band. AND BARGAIN BASEMENT 11:30—Musicale prose-poems Seconflary DX Stations. Secondary Eastern Stations LAWYER TO LEAVE HOSPITAL. SOUTH MANCHESTER 272.6— WLWL. NEW YORK—1100. 344.6— WENR. CHICAGO—870. 1013 MAIN STREET 508.2—WEEI, BOSTON—590. 7:00—Dinner music: farm service. 6:00—Ensemble; dunce music. 0:00—Tenor, orcliestra; ’cellist. Detroit, April 2.— (A P)—Alfonse (-,;4,-,—Address; soprano soloist 9:30—Farmer Ifusk’s players. 7:40—Big Brother club. 19:0u—Minstrel show; comedians. Sirica, attorney here, formerly of These few items and hundreds of others are unbeat 10:30—C. or C. oigaii recital. 7:20—Catholic address; orchestra. We are showing the most complete line of new 526—WNYC. NEW YORK—570. 11:15—Easy Chair music hour. ■Waterbury, Conn., who was mys 374.8—WSAI. CINCINNATI—800. 12:00—D.K air vaudeville. able 7:30—Dimier dance music. 7:35—.Mr college lectures. teriously shot some weeks ago, was Spring footwear ever shown before and the yalues we 8:15—Security I.eague address. 202.6—WHT. CHICAGO—1480. 8:00—WEAF programs (3 hrs.) 10:30—Your liour league. reported today as being almost are offering this season are second to none. 10:00—Glad girls: orchestra. 8:30—The Tollefson trio. A visit to our store will convince you that now is 291.3—CFCF. MONTREAL—1030. 14.(JO-Ramblers entertainment. ready to leave Harper hospital in 215.7—WHK, CLEVELAND—1320. 238-fKOlL, COUNCIL BLUFFS—1260. Easter is right around the corner. Our basement 6:30—Jacolis dance orchestra. 7:30—.luvenile Safety cltih. which he has been a patient. The at the time to buy your footwear and DIAMOND SHOE 7:15—Wandering nilnstrels music. 8:00—Concerts: dance orchestr.a. it;uu—Rtudlo concert. torney received serious gunshot is brim-full of bargains. Our windows wiU reflect the 357—CKCL. TORONTO—240. I2:0n—Bears entertainment. 8:00—WABC programs (3 hrs.) 270.1—WRVA, RICHMOND—1110. STORES is the place. 11:00—Show boat broadcast. <):nn—Puppy Club; philosopher. wounds in the face and body when season of the year. 12:00- Two dance orchestras. 9:3.5—Microphone mummers. 9:00—WEAl-' Symphony orchestra. his aissailants drove alongside his 325.9—WWJ. DETROIT—920. 11 :nii-OrchP.stia, tenor, organ. 9:30—Corn Cob Pipe Club. 315.6— WRC. WASHINGTON-950. 11:00—Studio dance orchestra, car and opened fire. 8:00—Two pairs’ entertainment. 13:00—Oli timers’ loltirication. 8:30—WE.VF programs (S'/i hrs.) 11:00—WJZ Slumber music. One Big Lot at CHILDREN’S SHOES One lot of play oxfords, a Pair |6:30 p.m.—Singing the Blues. STILL CAUSES FIRE WANTED crepe soles. The sea !6;45 p.m.—Literary Digest Prohibi- $1.95 son’s newest creation i tion Poll—Floyd Gibbons. WTIC PROGRAMS You to know that we renovate Y’ou Hill find shoes of 7:00 p.m.—Bulova time. Andover, Mass., April 2—(AP) — Travelerb Broadcasting Service your old mattress and make it every style and description 7:01 p.m.—Amos ’n’ Andy. An explosfon and fire which destroy Hartford, Conn. 7:15 p.m.—Wolverine Serenaders. as gt)od as new. here at this price range. ed a large stable and badly damaged $1.49“"“" 50,000 W., 1030 K. C., 28‘i.8 M. 7:30 p.m.—IGA Home Towners. 8:00 p.m.—Yeast Foamers — Sally the adjoining farmhouse of Frank 3 Piece Mohair Living Room Never before such values from “Sally:” Sometime You’ll Re Moran in West Andover this morn Suite. Reg. $198 for $139 One lot of Misses’ member: Beautiful Ohio; As Long ing caused $7,000 loss and drew the 'Wednesday, April 13 ] No immedfate attention of Federal pro- cash. Sold direct. Low cost, crepe sole sport oxfords. Eastern Standard Time ] As I’m With You from “No, ‘ Nanette;” Once Upon a 'Dme; Be’ hibitlon agents to the large still low price. Worth $3.00 regular. LADIES! One lot of full 7:00 p.m.—J e d d o Highlanders — j which was reported to have been cause There’s a Change in You; Special fashioned, pure silk hos NBC. ! Dizzy Fingers; Amo“ Ti Vieta; the cause of the blast. Dial 3142 7:30 p.m.—Time; News. , Kicking a Hole in the Sky from Moran was able to save 16 cows iery. Every pair guar 7:35 p.m.—Highlights in Sport. j “Be Yourself.” but two horses were burned to E. BENSON $1.95 anteed to give perfect 7:40 p.m.—“Forgotten Melodies.” i 8:30 p.m.—Sylvania Foresters—Lit death. satisfaction. 7:45 p.m.— Wilbur - Coon Players i tle Log Cabin of Dreams; Juba —NBC. ^ i Dance; A Pair of Blue Eyes; MEN! A new lot of 8:00 p.m.—C on cert Orchestra— j Frivolity: Nobody knows th e a Pair Christiaan Kriens, director. j Trouble I’ve Seen; A Cottage for solid leather oxfords, 8:30 p.m.—Mobiloil Concert—NBC. Sale; Sunny Side of the Street; both black and tans. $1.00 9:00 p.m.—Runkel Program. Take Me, Out to the Golf Links; 9:30 p.m.—Palmolive Hour—NBC. Do-wn South. 10:30 p.m.—Top Notchers—NBC. The Puritan Market 9:00 p.m.—Ranny Weeks’ Red Cross $ 2 . 9 5 “ "*" MEN! Work shoes l l ’OO p.m.—Time; News; Weather. Aristocrats. “The Home of Food Values” 11:05 p.m.—Collin Driggs, Allyn Every pair guaranteed. that will stand the hard 9:30 p.m.—The Pioneers. Corner of Main and Eldridge Sts. OrgEinist. 10:00 p.m.—Mason and Hamlin knocks 11:30 p.m.—“The Merry Madcaps Concert. __Norman L. Cloutier, director. 10:30 p.m.—Bulova time. Men! Our calfskin 12:00 midn.—Silent. a Pair 10:31 p.m.—Vin cen t Lopez’ Or- Smoked Shoulders shoes will wear and look r chestra. $2.95 Humperdinck, Grieg and Hayden in ii;o o p.m.—Longines time. better. Classic Concert Hour 111:01 p.m.—Champion Weatherman. Thursday Only l6c Ih. Big variety. AU kinds Edvard Grieg’s ‘‘Noi'thern Impres- j j j -qs pm .—Sport Digest, of styles. Both leather sions,” one of the Norwegian com-'j^j.Qg p.jn.—Temperature. $3.95 “ and uskide soles. Tjoser’s best liked nationalistic com- , p.m.—Estey Organ — Arthur A $1.05 saving on each TDOSitiODSi ivill - be the highlight . of a ' Clifton. concert listed for 8 o’clock this eve pair. ning from Station WTIC. An cir-1 chestra under the direction of Chris- WATCH BUTTER LADIES! Crepe sole tiaan Kriens will play four move- , LADIES! Beautiful dis oxfords in the season’s Sunlight ments of the suite, which depicts j FOR OPENING play and variety of new new'est color combina the rural fife of Norway m its gay-, est aspect. Also on the program is | STYLE SHOP spring footwear in all tions. Every pmr ra the first movement from Haydn s u 823 Main Street Cloverbloom 39c lb. leading colors and diates new Spring at- “ Second Symphony” and the pre styles. High heels are phere. lude to the Rhinish composer Hum- |. very popular this season. perdinck’s children’s opera, “Haensel i Our stock is well propor- a Pair and Gretel.” RADIO SERVICE FRESH EGGS 3 0 c dox. on all makes. tioned.V $2.95 Berman-to-Berman-to-Berman-to- ] Three dozen to a customer. and they will jvear. , Berman in Quadruple Play | New Sets and Standard a pair. If a page were to stick his head ■ Accessories. $2.95 In 'the door of the rehearsal studio j Big picking. during a work-out by “The Merry j WM. E. KRAH Puritan Honeybrand Hams, CHILDREN: One lot Madcaps,” popular dance orchestra j 669 Tolland Turnpike of Station WTIC. and yell “Mr. Ber 8 to 10 lbs...... y C lb. of play oxfords in tan man I” four members of the band i PHONE 3733 20 2 LADIES! Visit our Gun Metal and Patent would jump up from their chairs. ] bargain shoes ever wit- Leather, all sizes There are four Bermans in “The i AUTOMOBILE | Heavy Steer B eef------the largest display of Merry Mjidcaps” membership roll.! —Insurance— a Pair Louis Berman, saxophonist, a n d | You Haven’t the Best ] S h ort...... • • — bargain shoes ever «it- Fred Berman, trumpeter, are broth- : TiU You Get Ours. | aessed. 98c ers, but Leonard Berman, who pre- ; 25 P. C. LESS Than Others Sirloin...... sides over the piano keyboard, and i H ith 100 P. C. PROTECTION i Max Berman, who plays the -viola,; See STUART J. WASLEY Sparkling shoe values will greet you in every nook “Just happened that way.” Strange- i Real Estate— Insurance It will pay you to compare our values first before and comer of the store. l y enough,____ there are no Smiths or 815 Main St. Phone 6648 , — SEA FOOD — Jonesesln the ensemble. The “Mad-1 making your spl?ing footwear purchases. We are out Visit our Bargain Basement for weekly specials. caps” -will be beard at 11:30 o’clock Complete line of Sea Food selling at Prices Below to make 1930 the biggest year ever and^ have priced The tables and racks will constantly display more allur tonight tmder the direction of Nor Usual r^rket Prices. man (Jloutier. MONUMENT PRICES ing value. FLOUNDERS...... everything to accomplish this end. WBZ—'WBZA REDUCED Wednesday, April 2 Place Your Order Now for \ HADDOCK ...... 4:00 p.m.—^Lone Troubadour. Decoration Day. | 4:15 p.m.—Forum Decorating Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Period. Alexander Jarvis, Jr., puts in i 4:30 p.m.—Music Lovers. our foundations. j Iceberg Lettuce, solid heads ...... 10 c 5:00 p.m.—Stock and curb closings. Diamond Shoe Stores 5:30 p.m.—Statler Organ. 5:45 p.m.—Safety Crusaders. WHITE MEMORIAL “The B is Store With the Little Prices” 5:55 p.m.—^Kyanize Raodnlan. SOUTH MANCHESTER 6:00 p.m.—Champion Weatherman. STUDIOS The JPuritan Market 1013 MAIN STREET 6:02 p.m.—^Agricultural Market CHAS. W. HARTENSTEIN ] Corner of Main and Eldridge Streets j report. Local Representative. ’ 6:19 p.m.—Sessions chimes. 6:20 p.m.—Sport Digest. 149 Summit St. Dial 6520 j j f ... r . .- * -* - u. . MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONNs ^WEDNESDAY,"APRIU 2,1930. PAGE FOURTEEN V > THE EIEOgECriO» ASaWk»%>3«Sa«XSCW£XXXSa«XXS«S£36XS»^0^^ XVVVVV TENEMENTS 63 WASHINGTON TO PROBE IMMIGRATION PROBLEM Want Ad Information LOST AND FOUND COURSES AND CLASSES 27 APARTMENTS—FLATS— LOST—WOOL HANDBAG Monday EARxiEK TRADE taught in day FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, DEATH OF DIPLOMAT Manchester morning on Center street.' Finder and evening classes. Low tuition modern improvements Avith or Washington, April 2.—(AP)^— Evening Herald please call 5534. rale. Vaughn Barber School. 14 Avithout garage. 6 Hudson street. Madame A. Tchakovsky, who has Market street. Hartford. Phone 5573. Washington, April 2.— (AP)—^The challenged the imagination of mil lions on two continents by her CLASSIFIED ANNOUNCEMENTS 2 2 OR 3 ROOM suites in Johnson’s Washington Post says today that claims that she is the yqimgest advertisements HELP WANTED—MALE Block, with modern improvements. the death of Basil Miles, diplomat daughter of the/^ain Russian Czar FOR SALE—OAKLAND touring Phone 3726 or 7915. with winter enclosure. All in good POSITIONS — ON BOARD ocean and economist, after an operation in today recalled to the Immigration Count six average words to a I'^e- •n tials numbers and abbreviations condition. Price very reasonable. liners; good pay; visit France, FOR RENT—THREE room apart June, 1928, is imder investigation by Bureau one of its most vexing prob 4uch count as a word and compound Phone 8498. Italy, Japan; experience unneces- ; ments. Apply A. Podrove, Man the district'attorney’s office, partly lems of the last ten years. v. Mds arVwo words. Minimum cost sary; self-addressed envelope will chester Public Market. as a result of information furnished Coming to the United States on a ot three linos* . . i rates uer day tor transient | bring list. E. Arculus, Mount Ver- I by the Department of Justice. Adsitor’s permit which has expired, FOR SALE— 1925 Ford Sedan. Tele non, N. Y. FOR RENT—3 ROOMS furnished Mile’s Avidow, the former Mrs. Mme. Tchakovsky made application ^•'n■eClIlC MarcU !"• 182" phone 8996. with privilege of buying furniture. Margaret Saveli, has since married for an extension. But even should Cash Charge S.ALESMEN OR experienced route Address Box M, in care of Herald. Colonel Henry H. Rogers, wealthy she decided to stay on indefinitely, .. Consecutive Days .. 7 ctsj 8 cts GOOD USED CARS 11 cts men (2) to take over regular coffee oil man. Colonel Rogers is the officials know of nothing they caa 1! Consecutive Days 9 ctsl Cash or Terms FOR RENT— 4 ROOM flat, central U ctsl 13 cts and tea route th"OUgh Talcottville, father of the former Millicent 1 Day Madden Bros. ly located, suitable for yoimg coU' do about the situation. And the .Ml orders for Vernon, Rockvir.e, Tolland, W. Rogers, whose marriage and subse- same applies to himdreds of other will be charged at the one time rat . 681 Main St. Tel. 5500 Woolington, S. Woolington, Mer- pie. Garage if wanted. Telephone quent separation and divorce from Russians in this country who would Special rates lor long ‘ ®rm ®very row. Also route through S. Man 5317 or call at 25 Garden street. dav advertising given upon request chester, Manchester Green, Bolton Count Salm von Hoogstraeten drew j be deported if there were any way ""XdsA aS orderedo r u e i c u forlut three or s u days «ptv» AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 4 the attention of society in America | of doing it or any place to send aod stopped before the thir^d or^fiflh Notch, Coventry. Write, Kennedy FOR RENT—FOUR room tenement, day will be charged only f_oj the ac' Products Company, Gloversville, with all improvements and garage and abroad., j them. ’ ’ tual number“or times the ^d appear 10 GOOD USED CARS at 5 Ridgewood street. Rent $23 Miles, whose ser\rice Avith the| But Russia won’t have them. N. Y. ed. charging at the rate earn®*^- Crawford Auto Supply Company month. Inquire 178 Parker street. State Department and International They can’t be deported to other no allowances or refunds can be made Center & Trotter Streets on six time ads stopped after the WANTED—MAN OR J Ian and wife Dial 5623. Chamber of Commerce made him countries? So here they stay. Telephone 6495 and 8063 to manage Manchester store. $50. well known in diplomatic and busi “ “ ’o ‘'-hjil forbids"; display lines not | SEE US BEFORE per week and commission to start. ness circles, died at a Washington BUSINESS LOCATIONS CANDIDATE KIDNAPED. ®°The Her.nld will not be rfesponslble . BUYING A USED CAR S750.00 to $1250.00 cash deposit hospital on June 14, 1928. The cer ,or nmre than one Incorrect insertion Terms—Trades Considered required on merchandise, 264 Cen FOR RENT 64 tificate of the Health Department of any advertisement ordered for BETTS GARAGE tral Ave., Albany, N. Y. gave the cause of death as a blood Chicago, April 2.— (AP)—Wifliam more than one time. . ! FOR RENT—ROOMS IN Balch & J. Healy, candidate for the Repub The inadvertent omission Hudsoa-Essex Dcalei 129 Spruce BroAvn Block, Depot Square. Suit clot on the lung. Mrs. Miles was rect publication of rrdverusing b with him at the time. lican nomination for State Senator, SITUATIONS WANTED- able for office and others for light who was reported seized by ; two rectitied only by “I r t d manufacturing. All have electric She was the daughter of the late charge made for the service rendert^ GARAGES—SERVICE- FEMALE 38 Alexander von Braun of Budapest men last night, had not returned to All advertisements must 10 light, heat, gas and running water. his home early today and Hyde in stvle copy and typography «1 h STORAGE Balch & Brown. and her first husband was Lester regulations enforced by the Morton Saveli, whom she divorced Park police expressed the fear that ers and they reserve the rlgni 10 FOR RENT—GARAGES it $5 per WANTED—HOUSEWORK for one FOR RENT—OFFICES in Profes in 1924. he had been kidnaped. edit, revise or reject any copy con month rear of Professional Build or tAvo days each week. Tel. 7943. sional Building, 829 Main street. The Post says that Assistant Dis Amos Broad, who said he was sidered objectionable. ing, 829 Main street. Apply Geo. E. CIMSING HOURS— Classified ads to Apply Geo. E. Keith. trict Attorney Neil Burkinshaw with Healy in the latter's-car' last Keith. be published same ; who is temporarily in charge of the night, reported to police that ceived by 12 o clock noon. Saturaaj- WOMAN WOULD like housework FC>R, RENT—LARGE room 20x55, Healy’s car was forced to the curb 10:30 a. in. by day or hour. Call 8704. suitable for lodge or business, rear investigation in the absence of Leo HOUSEHOLD SERVICES A. Rover, district attorney, has beeu by another automobile and thalt two t e l e p h o n e y o u r of Professional Building, 829 Main men, armed with pistols, ^ ot out, OFFERED 13-A street. Apply Geo. E. Keith. busily engaged in the inquiry into WANT ADS. LIVE STOCK- Miles death, but that he has given ordered Healy into their • car and va.; 'ire accepted over the telephone drove off with him. ... . =. at the c h a r g e RATE given above FLUFF RUGS made to order from VEHICLES 42 no inkling of the reasons for the in* as L convenience to advertisers but your old carpets, write for par HOUSES FOR RENT 65 vestigation, nor any intimation of Healy was on his way to make a the CASH R.ATES will be accepted as ticulars. C. Schulze, 5 Chamberlain FOR SALE — 12 FARA' horses steps his office may take in the fu political address on the University viiTT p a y m e n t If paid at the busi of Chicago campus. ness ottR’O on or before the seventh street, Rockville, Conn. weighing from 1000 to 1500 pounds. FOR REN'i’—6 ROOM house with ture as a result. J. C. Scranton. Telephone 7852. o ! y following the all improvements at 43 Foster each ad otherwise the CHAK -i* , street. Apply A. S. Chapin, 173 HILLED IN AUTO CRASH. RATE will he collected. No respons - CONTRACTING 11 bility for errors in telephoned ads, Wetherell street. Telephone 8071. BUILDING- POULTRY AND BUCKLAND P.-T. PLANS Providence, R. L, April 2.-^(AP) wlll^be assumed and their accuracy FOR RENT—MAY 1.-6 room cannot be guaranleea. ^ SUPPLIES 43 —Senica G. Thompson of White CARPENTER WORK.—Shingling, house, modern improvements, 2 car in d e x o f screens and screen enclosures a Plains, N. Y., former Brown football FOR SALE—RO.'^.STING ducks, garage, 15 Delmont street. Write The Buckland Parent-Teacher As • star and recently manager of the CLASSIFICATIONS specialty. T. Neilsen. Tel. 4823. I baby ducklings, hatching eggs. or ’phone Miss Grace Tanner, 117 sociation will begin its monthly A Old Orchard Beach Hotel, Old, Or Births ...... B __i Telephone 38C7. B. T. Allen, 37 Signoury street, Hartford. Tele meeting next Monday evening at chard Beach, Maine, died at ' the iilngagements ...... MILLINERY- j Doane street. GARDEN—FARM - TENEMENTS 63 phone 6-3366. 7:30, to allow time for an enter* South County hospital,' Wake^eld, Marriages ...... jp tainment starting soon after 8 Deaths ...... p; DRESSMAKING ' WHITE LEGHORN day old chicks DAIRY PRODUCTS 50 APARTMENTS—FLATS— FOR RENT—HALF A house, 5 , , , ^ R. I., early today as the results of Card of Thanks ...... p rooms. Rogers Place, off Prospect oclock, when the young people of injuries recenUy when the.car in In Memoriam ...... , 16cts. each. Hatches every Satur the North Methodist Epworth WANTED — DRESSMAKING. — TWO YEAR OLD GRAPE plants FOR RENT—5 ROOM tenement, all street. Bath, lights and'gas. $20. which he was riding killed a pedes Dost and Found ...... | „ day. E. S. Edgerton, 655 North improvements and screen,^. Apply League will repeat their minstrel .Minouncements ...... j Ladies’ and children’s clothes. Mrs. Main street. Phone 5416. for sale, 15 cents each. Joseph Inquire 27 Russell street or Dial trian and crashed into a tree oq the rersonals ...... 73 Summer street. show given in March at the Hollis* Antomoblles ^ Mader, 15 Maple street. Steiner, Bush Hill Road, Glaston 4979. ______Boston post road south: ..of East WHITE WYANDOTTES eggs for bury, Conn. ter street school. Seventh district .Nutomoblles for ^ * ® ,"‘ ‘ ‘ ...... 5 FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, all Greenwich late Monday nttht*;?. hatching from my prize winning FOR RENT—SINGLE house, steam school children are selling tickets Automobiles for Exchange ...... ^ improvements, with garage. 218 WilMam Harney of North Kfiags- Auto Accessories—^ires ...... STORAGE 20 and good laying stock $2 and $5 RHODE ISLAND RED S. C. eggs heat, bath, garage. 31 Mather for the entertainment. Home made School street. Telephone 7629. town, riding with San^aon ,Iir,,,^the Auto Repairing—Painting ...... MOVING—TRUCKING— per 15. H. J. Kissmann, 44 Gris for hatching, from prize winning street, Manchester. E. A. Standish, candy will be on sale. .\uto Schools ••” •••;•...... s birds and heaA^r laying stock $1.25 car at the time of the accfiiim, is wold street. Phone 7784. FOR RENT—4 Room tenement at Andover. Telephone 1353-5, Willi- Mrs. C. I. Balch, chairman of the Autos—Ship by Truck ...... per 13 eggs or $9 per hundred. at the hospital with mhior InjnHcs. L. T. WOOD CO.— Furniture and 35 1-2 Walker street. $19 month mantic. program committee, is arranging Oarages—Service—Storage ...... piano moving, modern equipment, BARRED PLYMOUTH Rocks— Baby chicks 20c a piece. E. J. Mc for several additional musical spe Motorcycles—Bicycles •••••...... , Eggs for hatching from prize win Gowan, 82 Garden street. Tel. 6723. rent. FOR RENT—6 ROOM house. All ' ,*i Wanted Autos—^lotorcycles • " experienced help, public store cialties by talent from the district. house. Phone 4496. ning and heavy laying stock $2.00 TO RENT—5 Room tenement and modern improvements and with nuMinesa nnd Profcsalonnl ServUCH FOR SALE—EVERGREENS 50c Those who saw the minstrel and ac Business Services Offered ...... _ per 15, $10 per 100. J. F. Bowen, garage 89 Cambridge street. Call shades. Apply 31 E. Middle Turn companying sketch by the Epwortu East Center 4%. Household Services Offered ...... I- A PERRETT & GLENNEy INC. each and up. Large flowering 570 Woedbridge street. Phone 7800. Windsor Locks 516-3. pike. Miss Cunningham. Leaguers thoroughly enjoyed it. Building—Contracting ...... ^ Local and long distance express shrubs, 25c each, small flowering Comer HarQlih’ s t i^ ;^ n i(i^ ^ s i- The following Monday, April 14, Florists—Nurseries ...... and freight service, including over shrubs 10 for $1. Barberry and TO RENT—DESIRABLE 4 room dence of 8 rooms, all convimirtices, Funeral Directors ••••••••'■■■” 17 the Parent-Teacher Association will Heating—Plumbing—Roofing ... i' night express serAdee between Man ARTICLES FOR SALE 45 privet hedging $5 per 100. Rose flat on 95 Charter Oak street near FARMS AND LAND FOR garage, large comer p lo t 'e f 4 land give another of its popular whist- that is bound to tacreaso, to'Vj^ue. Insurance ...... : •.‘ •J...... i for light and heavy Jobs, tobacco, FOR SALE—LOAM A-No. 1. In and small berries. Will exchange Your choice of 4 beautiful large AVanted— Business S e rv ice ...... bud and bloom 25c each. John Mc- Rent reasonable. Inquire' 92 East for small 6 room house well locat lation awards fell to Mrs. Prank Educafioiial hay. lumber, heavy freight, etc. quire Frank Damato & Son, 24 Conville, 7 Windemere Rd., Home Middle Turnpike. Smith and Beaton Case. The com building lots on Pitkin street.'Walk, Prompt service, reasonable rates. Homestead street. Phone 7091. ed. O. R. Lamphier Farm, Man. curb, gutter, sewers,'gas all in. If Courses and Classes ...... stead Park. 860 Main street, East Hartford. mittee served sandwiches and coffee I’rivate Instruction ...... Frank V. Williams. Tel. 7997. FOR RENT—115 MAIN -kreet, 4 to more tham 50 persons. you are planning a honie look at Dancing ...... J,, or 5 room tenement. Improve Phone 8-3221. this property before debldtog on lo .Musical—Dramatic ...... t}. ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES HOUSEHOLD GOODS 51 ments. Steam heat, garage, large AA’anted—Instruction ...... FOR SALE—60 ACRE farm with PLANT ODDITIES cation. ' - - Financial PAINTING—REPAIRING 21 — RADIO 49 lot. Price reasonable. $1,000 cash, total prlee -$5,600, Bonds—Stocks—.Mortgages ...... FINAL REDUCTION on floor and 6 room house, apple orchard, about PAINTING AND PAPER hanging, 100,000 feet standing timber, all for Washington, D. C.—Strange plants buys a nicely located three acre Business Opportunities ...... ELECTRICAL REPAIRING and in bridge lamps $2.95 and $7.50. 8 FOR RENT—2 tenements to rent— place. Poultry, berries, fitot and Money to Loan ...... neatly done, prices reasonable. $3,750. Wm. Kanehl. Telephone added to the collections of the Help and Situations stalling of aS kinds. Atwater Kent, piece oak dining room set $60. 4 rooms each',:-! ups^irs, 1 down some real good tillable land. 6 James F. Roach, Jr., 36 Walnut 7773. Smithsonian Institution here by Dr, Help Wanted—Female ...... and Zenith radios. Terms reason Watkins Furniture Exchange stairs, all improvements. Apply room house with steam heat land street. Dial 5921. Killip, have been brought from Help Wanted—Male ...... ----- able. Phone 4673, Raymond A. 111 Holl street. Tel. 7330. electricity. 5 minutes' walk from Help wanted—Male or Female **„ “7 Walker, 64 Mather street. South America, One of the plants MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 53 FOR RENT—THREE five and 6 HOUSES FOR SALE 72 produces a poison which the natives trolley. Situations Wanted—Female .... -s REPAIRING room tenements, all modern im sprinkle over a river. ’This poison Situations Wanted-^Male ...... FOR SALE— SAXAPHONS E flat, COLONIAL HOMESTEAD, four Emplovment Agencies ...... V,’:, , FUEL AND FEED 49-A provements. Inquire 147 E. Center kills fish within a large area and Live Stock—Pets—Poultry—A ehicies UPHOLSTERING — Mattress and alto, cheap for cash. Telephone fire places, 2 baths, electricity, run ROBERT J. SMITH; box spring renovating. For samples street. Telephone 7864. the natives gather them for food. Dogs— Birds— Pets ...... 4008. ning water, State Road and bus Another plant produces strange 100# Mato l.ive Stock—Vehicles ...... and estimates phone day or night WOOD FOR SALE—Ashes to re move. Any kind of light trucking. FOR RENT—4 ROOM tenement, line, one acre of land, £■ car garage dreams. Real Estate: InsiiranciB o f aH kinds. Poultry and Supplies ...... v.... 3615. George Holmes, production A-1 condition, all improvements, Will exchange for a small 6 room AVanted — Pets—Poultry—Stock 44 manager. City Upholstering and Call V. Firpo, 116 Wells street. WANTED—TO BUY M For Sale—Miscellaneous ^ Dial 6148. garage if desired, 238 Oak street. house. O. R. Lamphier Farm, Man, .Articles for Sale ...... Furniture Co., 244 Main street, 860 Main street, East Hartford Boats and Accessories ...... 2'> Manchester. WILL PAY HIGHEST cash prices FOR RENT—5 ROOM FLAT Wads Building Materials ...... 4< FOR SALE—BIRCH seasoned hard for rags, papers, magazines and Tel. 8-3221. Diamonds—Watches—Jewelry .. 48 wood, or hickory sawed for stove, worth street, Greenacres. H. H. VACUUM CLEANER, phonographs, metals. Also buy all kinds of West & Son, 29 Bissell street. Tele FOR SALE—10 ROOM flat with aU Electrical Appliances—Radio ^ clock, gim repairing, key fitting. furnace, or tire place by the truck chickens. Morris H. Lessner. Dial I'uel and Feed ...... v: * ‘ 1 '' 1' ^“‘rn phone 5202 or 8706. modern improvements, good loca Carden — Farm—Dairy Products 50 Braithwaite. 52 Pearl street. load, good service and measure 6389 or 3886. guaranteed. Fred Miller, Coventry. tion. Price $8,000. Owner says Household Goods ...... FOR RENT—5 ROOM tenement “ sell”. Apply to Wm. Kanehl, 519 Machinery and Tools ...... J- SEWING MACHINE repairing ot i Telephone Rosedale 33-3. JUNK A-1 condition, modern, near S'-?* Musical Instruments ...... all makes, oils, needles, and sup- j I will buy anything saleable and Center street. (.iffice and Store Equipment ----- ot WOOD IS VERY SUITABLE as a Cheney mills, $25. Inguire on THAT NEW Specials at the Stores ...... j.'*’ plies. R. W. Garrard, 37 Edward | pay best cash prices. Prompt atten premises, 5 Walnut street. Tailor f o r s a l e —6 ROOM house; also 5 here’s a pat ive Spring fuel. We have the following SOUTHPAW. AA'caring Apparel— Furs ...... ^7 street. Tel. 4301. | tion. Wm. Ostrinsky, 91 Clinton. Shop. Tel. 5030. room bungalow. All improvements. UJEP FIVE SEASONS— AVanted—To Buy ...... ______sawed stove length and undor Hof els— Resorts Tel. 5879. Call at 168 Benton street. .Dial WE'LL, WHAT DO YOU Pitcher ------i cover; hard $7.50 per load; slab TO RENT—Five room tenement, all Ucstaurants 1 TAILORING—DYEING— | $6.00 per load, chestnut $6.00. L. T. 8713. out there P.ooms AVilhout Board ...... 08 improvements, garage. Applv 429 t h in k o f t h e t e a m ? Boarders Wanted ...... CLEANING 21 i Wood Co. Dial 4406. ROOMS WITHOUT BOARD 59 Center street. FOR SALE—SINGLE dwelling on Country Board—Resorts ...... GO Hotels—Restaurants ...... Cl FOR RENT — NEWLY furnished Delmont street, a bargain. Holden, Mens Clothes Made To Measure FOR RENT—6 ROOM tenement, Nelson Company, Inc., 853 Main AVanted — Rooms—Board ...... 6. $23.50 GARDEN—FARM - rooms in Selwitz Block. Inquire at Iteal Estate For Rent modem improvements. 6 Hudison street. Apartments, Flats, Tenements .. C3 Suit Or Top Coat DAIRY PRODUCTS 50 J Selwitz Shoe Shop. street. Phone 5573. Business Locations for Rent ... 64 The A. Nash Co. Inc. FOR SALE— Single and double Houses for P.ent ...... 6-^ The Golden Rule Tailors EGGS FOR HATCHING— S. C. FOR RENT — DESIRABLE six Suburiian for Rent ...... GO BOARDERS WANTED 59-A houses: also one five room flat for 200 Patterns, Over 20 Styles Leghorn and S. C. R. I. Reds (best room tenement, all improvements. Summer Homes for Rent ...... G7 strains, good layers, fertility rent. W. R. Hobby. Phone 5773. AVanted to Rent ...... CS Call 6995 For Appointment Inquire at 90 Main street. J. P.* Heal Estate For Sale If you believe in the Golden Rule , in guaranteed). Lot of hen manure WANTED—ONE OR TWO respect Tammany. .Apartment Building for Sale .... 69 Business (under cover). Chas. I.' Balch, 622 able young men. 88 High street. REAL ESTATE FOR Business I’roperty for Sale .... 70 FOR RENT—5 ROOM flat, all mod WILLIAM E. KEITH North Main street. EXCHANGE 76 I'arms and Land for Sale ...... 71 ern improvements. Inquire Robert ilouses for Sale ...... 72 24 Locust St. FURNISHED ROOM and' meals if WANTED—CUSTOMERS for T. B. R. Keeney, 16 Eldridge street! Lots for Sale ...... * 73 Local Representative desired. 16 Church street. Call 3525. WANTED TO TRADE A house ;n Resort Property for Sale ...... 74 tested milk, at your door daily 13c So. Manchester for a farm near Suburban for Sale ...... 73 HARRY ANDER'lfoN, local dealer a quart with tickets. Maple Rowe WANTED—2 MEN boarders, nice Manchester, Laurence Andreo, 50 Real Estate for Exchange ...... 76 Farm, Coventry. Phone Rosedale FOR RENT—5 ROOM flat, Eldridge Wanted— Real Estate ...... 77 The English Woolen Co. Tailors centrally located home. Apply Box street. Jas. J. Rohan. Tel. 7433. Norman street. Auction— Legal Notices since 1898. Call 7334. 33-13. E in care of Herald. Legal Notices ...... 78 By FRANK BECK GAS BUGGIES—A Friendly Soul A W - . - M Y STORE — IT T E 6 — HEE— HCE "V WON’T BE. LONG TILL THE WHOLE TOWN KNOWS I OWN AHEM HE’S FLIRTIN’ IT. MEANWHILE, UNTIL THE WITH M E — O H ------1 WOULD BE WEARIN' iQBanisi Always rtiake^ a hiC, There are at least four mistakes 1 n the above picture. They may pei> tain to grammar, history, etiquette, drawing or whatnoL .See If you can find them. Then look dt the sc rambled word ^ o w - ^ ^ d ’ uxu cra^ ble it, by switching the letters around. Grade yourself ^ f<^ each of the mistakes you find, and 20 for the word If you imscrstoMe iL ■ JT. CXIBRECTIONS v (1) A basketball home plate Is five-sided Instead of. roimd.. .(#) Tte batter’s socks do not match. (8) The bat, In toe right foreground, lacks toe at toe small end. (nieipttcAeJ^w right-handed instead of a southpaw, which means left-handed. (5) The ■orambled word is O ^A C T . •i. 'V-. & ■f X, If-- Htf •C» '*-- ^^ .. *:* <' - - _ - ■■'Wl PAGE FIl MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2, 1930. By Percy L Crosby SKIPPY F l a p p e r F a n n y S a y s ' SENSE a>Hi Nonsense nEO. U. S. PAT. OFF. And ^ck8 ;Up Anything. H6 ttO| W itt V0V KlNOtH'l Charles—Quite a fancy looking H E tto, radio you Mve< there’, Bill. Cwe w e 0 lffMdlf€ lot® ?/ Bill—Y e|; ' shie’s a peach, too; TRUANT whistles i t ’ every station. «. ' ■ * v:^ 'Hard-Boiled Editor. “This correspondent writes—“11 have a lot of cheap oil and grease i SFfAtriN<» on my hands. What shall I do? ' k , “Tell him to wash ’em in gaso line.” % Tweet Tweet. Do you know why the birdies sing? * It's cause.they never owe a thing; ’9 They’ve got a nest with title clear, And get a new one every year. No bills to pay, no friends who blow crt niin ' Percy L. Crosby, Great Britain right* reserved. About their squawky radio: Ui-Ju J peatures Syndicate, Inc. And, best of all ,the biries’ wives Have never cleaned house in their lives! OUR BOARDING HOUSE By Fonfaine Fox The man who doesn’t care what non East Toonerville News Item By Gene Ahern anyone thinks can settle down with a paclcage of Luckies and a box of People who can’t stay on frisky horses are better off. Sweets to enjoy the Old Gold pro A BIS BUIMP • PASSEP RIGHT OVERN^AST TOOHERVILLE gram over the radio. i '<*' \F VoQ G E T LFT5- Clarence Saun UNLUCKY ARM. ders, millionaire chain 5 t o re Claysville, Pa.—Mrs. Thad Miller, operator, w h o, of Donegal township, is getting lost $16,000,000 quite a few bad "breaks.” She was in an effort to recently in an auto accident in buck Wall Street which an arm was broken. It was and then staged set, but improperly, so it had to be a c o m c b a ck, broken over again and reset. It was worked as a gro healing nicely when she fell on some cery clerk in ice recently and broke it for the O m al’. a. Neb., third time. All three breaks were when a boy. in the same place. S T O R Y C O C M R A N '—'PICTi;FiCS.^inN By Blosser FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Mystery! so rtAve T -iT i f=0MiJy YOU WAMT To KMOW WHO i I snu. VHOOLD LlkC 11 AAA/BS IT WlLU VOU MEVER s e e ANV-' l!,7i m OWMS THAT HOUSE “ WELL AtOeODY lo VNUAT TWAT , 4 b a c k ------e o o Y a r o o m d MOBODY Kwows - iw FACT airplane CAN^t ) BAY! |V£ ALWAVS T K E PLACE AJO0ODV LIVES K N O V ^ /S FOB TU£ crrU£R. y n WonDERBO ABOlt THERE — MOBODVS MISWT«=r H O U SB ^ BEEM iHTHER ■ IWSIDE " WALL- •~r FOR YEARS Ymy,YiHATS i. V \ VNROMS vurm IT? r By Small LU.S. SALESMAN SAM Yes, Indeed (RE.\D THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE PICTURE) ©vjMOLeo UP W6LL f _cTs S66. wovj’. THe(?.es e.oTTeR,,>< YeFHsHes ooT 'i oH t^ERCY”EeKT(e.. l»^^P,0(iT ' The plane kept sailing through the , ward the ^ ground^ We’re going e.€rO-S, WOOOL6.S , PHOMe.S,OLW£S^ ) e.V£RY-rt4INCr, I GUESSJjCOLO'. YOU SHOULD HAVE VJ0RR.T P'PUU t air and didn’t bring a single scare to to land! W^re going to land,” cried STOCKiMO-S AND SO FOPCTH - ^ E.CT TH' SO F0P.TH! ------y YO U K OVGRcOATl.,.>.^ V Clowny, full of cheer. “The landing any of the Tinymites. They all felt field is just below.' Just watch us Our. safe and sound: Across the English now, ’cause here we go! Oh, I am^ Vje TeuK PROFIT IS kevJ — Channel they were now upon their really thrilled and gee, but I am i T ^ Tour merry way. It gave each one a thrill glad we’re here.” KAVlimw to know that they were Paris-bound And then they drifted to the Soon, to the pilot, Scouty cried, I ground. The big plane took one “Say! Just where will we end this ' sudden bound and drifted to a stand- ride? I know we’ll go to gay Paree, j still. “Here we are,” the pilot cried, but where 'will we all land? This is j “This is Le Bourget Field, you see, the first trip we have made to Paris • and it got notoriety when Lindbergh and I am afraid that we’ll ask lota! landed here to end his New York- of questions. It all seems mighty ■ Paris ride.” ' CTand.” ! They left the plane and looked 'The Travel Maif then said: "Say! around and every single Tifiy found boys, the airplane’s making too ' that it was interesting. Then they much noise for you to understand foimd a taxi near. The Travel Man what anybody says up , here. Let's said, “Hop inside. To Paris we will all be still for just a while. Wd’re gaily ride. And there we’ll find a speeding now, mile after mile. W.e’ve lot of things, I know will bring you traveled quite a distance and the cheer.” ' trip’s end "must be near,” I And, sure enough, the plane (The Tinymites eat. at the Cafe ’l»sed*dovrii and headed slowly to- de la Paix in the next story.) ...... ■- ■' . r . ■ ■ . i”i ' ' 7.’ . ... 1 . vO- ■ PAGE SIXTEEN IlianrIlMtrr !Eurttlna ” The regular monthly meeting of the Past Matrons Association of i i ABOUT TOWN Temple Chapter, O. E. S., will be held at the Masonic Temple tomor rv ■■TTt . ,7'' ■ The tmderplnnlng on the west row evening at .8 o’clock. - The m uch discussed bobks e m side of the Army and Navy Club Read Hale’s Bush house which was damaged by fire Naomi Foster of- Parker be found in Hale’s Circula^g li a week ago Saturday is being re street returned to her studies at Mt. p i placed. The small addition on the Holyoke college yesterday after Advertisement on Page 5 brary. 2c charge per day: 5 west side of the building was burned spending the spring vacation at her MAtiCHESTEt^,CONN. more than was thought at first and home. She has had as her guest here D EPART M E NT. STORE so. this made the new underpinning Miss Arline Huke of South Hadley necessary. In addition to this new Falls, Mass., who recently graduated supports have been placed imder the from Moimt Holyoke and is now as section which contains the kitchen sistant professor of mathematics and to prevent leaves from blowing there. under the building a new screen has been placed along that section. Mary C. Keeney'Tent, Daughters of Union War Veterans will hold its Women of the Nazarene church business meeting tomorrow evening ST SELLERS” DAY ■wdll hold their weekly prayer meet at the State Armory at 7:30. An en HALE’S ing tomorrow afternoon at 2 o’clock tertainment will be given in observ with Mrs. Samuel Richardson, 67 ance of Grand Army and Daughters Oak street. Day, which falls on April 6. Guests Featuring Our Best Selling Sprin invited include members of Lizbeth Inasmuch Circle of Junior'Kings Turner Tent of Hartford, Grand Popular Drugs Daughters will meet this evening at Army Veterans and Sons of Vet 7 o’clock with Signe Thornfelt of 95 erans. Refreshments and a social Beef, Iron and Wine . .69c Cambridge street. time will follow the program. Silk Dresses 50c Phillip’s Milk of M agn esia...... - . 33c The joint committee from the Harold Beebe of Strickland street, j | $1.25 Agarol...... 89c Straw Hats North Main street churches in who is confined to his home with an charge of the church vacation infection in his foot, is improving al- | Frocks That Feature 50c Rubbing Alcohol .. 29c school, have met to make plans for though not yet able to be around. 35c William’,s Shaving this year’s project and have set the All the New Style Details C re a m ...... 29c $3 .9 5 date of Monday, July 7 as the open Center church business girls held - (Free! A bottle of Aqua ing day of the school. As in previous an interesting meeting last evening Velva.) summers, sessions will be held Mon with Miss Dorothy Willis of Del- 39c Pepsodent Tooth day to Friday mornings inclusive mont , street. Miss Katherine for three weeks in July. Teachers, Luchinni of the Hartford Y. W. C. P a s te ...... 33c superintendents and other details A., who is going to China in the 50c Palmolive Shampoo 29c have not as yet been decided upon. summer, was present and instructed Coty’s Face Powder and All the wanted straws can be ‘ the girls in silver filigree work. P e rfu m e ...... 89c Orford Parish Chapter, Daughters found in this group of hats which of the American Revolution will Rev. Ernest A. Legg has rented Young girls and women are selecting these inex 50c Pompeian Rouge. . 35c are copies of high grade imports. Youthful brimmed models or so hold its April meeting at the South Mrs. F. J. Bendall’s house on Main pensive frocUs daily for office wear, .bridge clubs.. Mavis Talcum Powder 14c Methodist church parlors,' Saturday street, better known as the Bloom 11 phisticated brimless styles. Black, afternoon at 3 o’clock. The hostesses property, and will move his family sports wear.. afternoon gatherings. Fashioned of Main Floor, right pirate blue, natural and high will be Mrs. J. Howard Keith, Mrs. from Miss Grace Tanner's house, 15 heavy silk crepes and georgette in black, high shades shades. Arthur J. Straw and Miss Flora Delmont street, where they have and neat prints. Frocks that feature boleros, cape- Stanley. Reports of delegates to the lived for nearly two years, about the lets, short sleeves, flared skirts and moulded hips. Millinery— Main Floor, vear recent state conference at Bridge fifteenth of the month. port will be given by the vice regent, Naiad Mrs. Thomas J. Lewie, Mrs. Herbert Tomorrow night at 7:30 Rev. S. C. B. House and Miss Mary Benton. Franzen will conduct the regular Dress Shields Miss Etta Otto of the South Metho weekly Lenten service at the Swed dist church choir will be the guest ish Lutheran church. Marvelette soloist. Rev. George Thomas Linsley, D. BUY AND BUILD D., rector of the Church of the Good Regular and crescent shaped Foundation Shepherd, Hartford, since 1902, who dress shields in flesh and white. •will be the guest preacher at St. Sizes: 2, 3 and 4. 'Why show Mary’s Episcopal church this eve ugly, discolored marks under ning at 7:30, has visited the local CLEAR VIEW the arms of your frocks when Garaients church many times and is a most in dress shields are so reasonable. teresting speaker. Born in New' Ha -12 Restricted, large Spring Coats ven, he graduated from Yale college lots. Terms. Main Floor, center and Berkeley Divinity school. Dur See $2 .9 5 ing the first years of his ministry he Belted and Straightline Coats served as missionary in charge of The flew Mavelette founda churches in Connecticut. At one Dainty tion garment ■with, its fitted time he was editor of “The Con Arthur A. Knofla For Sports and Dress Wear waist is the correct garment to necticut Churchman." He holds Dial 5440. 875 Main St. wear beneath the new moulded otTice in many church organizations, New Neckwear frocks. Fashioned of hea-vy r.-eluding the standing committee, flesh brocade; some have the i :e Church Scholarship society, the 'tnner-helt which helps support >"'urch Missions Publishing Com- Try Our Special Box of pr.!\v and the Seabury society. He is the stout figure. MIXED SPRING '.ee'author of historical articles on Corsets— ^Main Floor, rear ! :e early life of the Episcopal FLOWERS $1.50 Not for many seasons has . iiurch in Connecticut, centering If twenty-five dollars is about what you wish to pay neckwear been as smart as it is ; 'ound Woodbury and the Glebe Anderson Greenhouses for Spring 1930. We are fea-, Phone 8686 for a Spring coat, you will find all the smart coat styles luring at this price collar and 1 cure, published in the “American here. Wool crepe dress c o a t... .cape coats of fine ' ’hurch Monthly.” cuff sets, jabots and bertha col broadcloth___ belted camel’s hair coats, .fur trirnmed lars in dainty lace, organdy and Venetian Crepe sports coats, .straightline sports coats. Black, pirate georgette in a choice of smart blue, light blue, nile green, tan and gray. Models for styles. miss and madam. Main Floor, front yth ANNUAL Silk Underwear Closing' Reception of Hale’s Dresses and Coats— Main Floor, rear Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Wirtalla’s Duplex $2 .3 9 Children’s Dancing Classes Fabric Gloves High School Hall, Friday, April 4, 8 p. m. ($2.98 and $3.98 Grades) Exhibition of .Vcsthetic and Ballroom Dancing. Silk underwear of heavy '' General Dancing. Girls’ Spring Coats $1.65 quality Venetian crepe — a .Admission 50 Cents. Smart sports women, busi \ ness girls and women who do fabric that launders and irons their own driving are selecting beautifully — trimmed with these fabric gloves daily be the very new ecru lace or neat $ 9 .9 8 cause they are smart yet so hemstitching. Well tailored, practical. Stunning new mod /; W- Even the young girls’ coats follow the new style with their els in both the gauntlet and heavy quality silk undies that princess lines___ capes____belted waistlines------scarf necklines. button cuff styles; many are are real values at $2.39. Reg Fashioned of tweed and woolen fabrics In plain and fur trimmed trimmed with contrasting ular $2.98 and $3.98 grades. WATKINS BROTHERS, Inc. models. Tan, navy, green and red. Sizes 8 to 16 years...... stitching. Funeral Directors Main Floor, right ESTABLISHED 55 YEARS Girls’ 7 to 14 — French Panties CHAPEL AT 11 OAK ST. French — Dance Sets “J ‘Lavelle’ Wash Frocks Boudoir Dolls — Chemises T Robert K. Anderson Phones: Office 5171 Funeral Director Residence 7494 — Step-ins Peach Flesh $ 2 .9 8 Long legged boudoir dolls when becomingly clothed are smart enough to dress any White Nile Children'** Spring and Summer frocks fashioned of Lavelle—a new young girl’s boudoir. Well pure silk that is guaranteed washable. LaveUe Is pure as spun silk can made dolls with fabric body Silk Underwear— Main be—n(5 Weighing or loading of any kind. It is soft and falls beautifully and real hair. Floor, rear ruoN and may be had in small, smart prints. Tailored models with capelcts or short sleeves. Sizes 7 to 14 years. * Main Floor, Center Hale’s Girls’ Shop— Main Floor, rear GOOD THINOS'TO EAT OUR AIM. Tomorrow! Haleys *Tive-Of-A-Kind*' Hosiery Sale Featuring Pinehurst advertises a good deal, puts in a pretty steady bid for the food business of Herald readers; but we don’t want a nickel’s worth of that business that we don’t deserve. This establishment works pretty hard to bring to every one of Its customers 1,200 Pairs CHIFFON and SERVICE SILK HOSIERY complete satisfaction. We are trying to make our service as good as human effort can make It. We intensely desire that any error that may creep in .shall be compensated for. We ask our custojners Regular to report to us the slightest lapse of service; the The • slightest disappointment in matters of quality. . 0 0 $1.35, $1.50 and Dial 4151 for early delivery, First delivery leaves the store Newest Spring at second at 8:00. Dandelions $1.65 Grades Asparagus Shades Fresh Fish RIPE TOMATOES - No-Mend . Service Smoked Filet of Haddock 23c lb. Pure Silk .Chiffon Pointed heel hosiery Miss 'Janet seryice welgbt stockings with Finnan Haddie (boneless) ■Our regular $1.50 stockings with picoted in the long-wearing Celery, Boston Head Lethice weight hdse is practi French heels. Seven service weight tops and good-looking service weight that is l'’ilet of Haddock Beets cal for business, sports smart Spring shades— stockings with .'the Frr ich heels. Flaw worn by practical Dressed Haddock New Carrots, 8 bunches 25c. and general town wear. duskee, biscay nude, lessly sheer stockings business ^rls, teach Fresh Spinach popular French Pure silk, .full fash almora, nude, onion Fresh Halibut for every daytime oc ers, school girls and Green Peas, 2 qts. 45c. heel. Pure silk to ioned, 3-inch lisle hem. skin and 'White. First Mackerel casion. Light beige, sports women. Flesh, Sweet Potatoes Seasan, beach, tan, quality stockings that the 3-inch lisle liem porcelain and plaque. light beige, gun metal Buck Shad light gray, naturelle wiU give the maximum . .full fashioned. In gray, allure, white and Pair natureUe and white. Roe Shad GOOD POTATOES of wear. Pair the smart Spring black. Pair Pair, 49c peck Oysters— Clams shades. Pair $1.00 , $ 1.00 $1.00 $1.00 I $1.00 Butter 45c lb. Strictly Fresh Eggs 39c dozen. I Order your colonial Doughnut produota hew: Hale’s Hdslery Department— Main Floor, right we will have Chocolate Doughnuts, delly| Doughnuts* tBasoa Doughnuts and plain raised Doughnuts. .