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NAVAL PARLEY TORCH KILLER Liner Leviathan “Goes Out Wet” OPERA STAR W T H B R IT A i CAUGHT AFTER FORCEDINTO FAROTYEI ALOJWCHI^E RETHNT Marion TaDey PoBlely Told ^vem m en t Will Not Set a New Jersey Engineer Says HOUSE KILLS B i m So fcrokdr Told Lawyer Egan Who Testified Today— S ^ ' She Is No Longer Needed; He Cot $80,M O for Handling Watkins’ A ffw s— Has Date Until After General He Burned Up Woman Be Other Singers Say She Frequwt Clashes With State’ s Attorney Alcorn Dur Elections Are Held on cause He Had Another Was Overrated. ing Cross-Examniation— Says He Kept Few Books and May 30. Wife Living. Miss Cheney Objects to Bar New York, April 12.— Marlon' bers’ Apprentice Bifl Bnt Admits He is “Vary Poor Business Man” — “That little London, April 12.— Inquiry in Elizabeth, N. J., April 12— Wom Talley, Metropolitan opera singer, en and greed for gold proved to ©facial circles by International News be the downfall of Henry Colin was forced into the retirement Black Bag” Is Brought Into Limelight Service today revealed that it is Campbell, sixty, a white-haired civil which she has so gracefully made. She is Voted Down. most unlikely that Great Britain engineer and advertising man, who International News Service is in jail here today as the confess will attempt to initiate a new naval learned on unimpeachable authority Hartford, April 12.— The House $20,000 fee for the conduct of the limitation conference before the ed slayer of Mrs. Mildred Mowry of today that the Kansas City song today killed two bills which would Hartford, April, 12.— "Watkins Watkins case. He couldn’t say Greensville. Pa., his bigamous wife general election on May 30. bird had incurred ^he disfavor of increase the tax on gasoline. Each told me his money was out of pro whether the money was put into the whose charred body was found the powers-that-be in the Metro bill proposed to make the tax two ceeds of a diamond robbery in firm account or into a safe deposit It was declared that nothing blazing by the roadside near Cran definite could come from President politan Opera company and was cents higher than at present. Other Pennsylvania grpwing out of which box. Then the check hook that was ford, N. J., on Feb. 23, last. politely told that she was “ no a man was hanged,” declared Wil Hoover’s “ naval armament trial The mighty Leviathan had only bills killed by the House follow: used by the firm, and which either Posed as a Doctor longer needed,” after being sub Providing for marking or desig liam B. Egan''lawyer being tried member might handle without the balloon” for at least three months Campbell, who has posed as a twelve miles to go when this pic jected to the usual “ sliding pro by Judge Isaac. Wolfe in Superior f“because of the possibility of a ture was taken, and then liquor nating trunk line roads through approval of the other, was produced. doctor, was to be questioned fur cess” that always precedes the dis towns: providing an appropriation Cojurt here on a. charge of conspira Egau said he did not always * change of government after ^ the ther concerning the victim of could be sold openly and literally charge of the Metropolitan’s gol cy because of Egan’s' connections I election. aboveboard. Sailing from New of $30,000 to a community water make payments by check. He used Miss Margaret Brown, a middle- den-throated warblers. supply survey by the State Board with Roger W. Whtkins, broker. cash or check— “ I did as I wanted Government circles refuse to ex aged governess whose gasoline York for the first time since leav - The imformant of International Egan related the story to Judge press open opinion on the prospects ing government control, the huge of Health; amending Stamford’s to.-* I admit I am a very poor busi soaked body was found in the ruins News Service declared that Miss charter to change the name “ Straw William S. Hyde, one of his own ness man.” o f the three power naval parley be of a burning automobile near Bern- liner was to sell liquor to its Talley was first subjected to the counsel, during direct examination ing resumed. Furthermore, it is passengers beyond the twelve- berry Hill” to “ Strawberry Ave.” ; ardsville, N. J.. a year ago. Miss "'‘sliding process” last season when including various types of hares In today. Egan declared that at one AFTERNOON SESSION. certain that Lord Cushendun, Bri- Brown had been keeping company mile limit under the policy insti tuted by Joseph E. Sheedy, right, 'she was called upon to appear In the statute concerning rabbits; time during his relations with Wat i tain’s representative on the Geneva with a man who said he was a doc ^hnly three subscription perform kins, the broker had told him he [disarmament commission, is not executive head of the United placing a tax on amusement places Hartford, April 12.— William E. tor. ances of the opera company, an un on the basis of seating capacity; had a safe deposit box “ with plen lauthorized to negotiate with Hugh Many women figured in Camp- States Lines, Inc., new owners of Egan, Hartford lawyer on trial here precedented misfortune for a star. providing for rebate of five per ceht ty of stuffing.” Egan said Watkins for conspiracy in connection with fGibson, the American observer, for life. He met middle-ageu the vessel. She sang yesterday at the Metro gave him a key which he purported a resumption of the conference. on gasoline tax to distributors to the Roger W. Watkins brokerage women with money through a politan (her last appearance on any meet the cost of reporting sales;- would open" the ■ box. Later, said ! Lord Cushendun’s only function matrimonial agency in Detroit. He business, told Hugh M. Alcorn, stage she announced) but it was a amending the Pine Orchard Asso Egan, “ I gave the key hack to Wat state’s attorney, this aftempofi will be to report America’s attitude had his first meeting with Mrs. subscription performance not at kins in the presenco of Mrs. Wat to the British government. ciation charter to permit zoning that: “ I told trustees for the Na Mowry that way in Washington. tended by any of the opera com and other rights now exercised by kins and she said it was not a safe Cabinet’s Position When he was arrested last night he tional Associated Investors notMng pany’s subscribers. the Town of Branford. deposit box key blit only a rusty but they were able to discover.” The British Cabinet, it was was living with his real wife and The young singer was made a old key that didn’t fit anything.” “ They : were in luck to discover three children in an apartment not SOUTHERN CROSS CREW Favorable reports received in the I pointed out, “ would not be so un- Metropolitan star in 1926 with a It was then, according to Egan, anything, then?” asked Mr. Alcorn. far from where had lain unidenti maximum of ballyhoo and theatri House follow: Watkins said he- was “ willing to [wise as to commit the future gov Providing that a bank or trust “ yhey were in luck,” replied Mr. ernment, which might be Socialist- fied for seven weeks the body of the cal fanfare. Great things were pre take the shot if Mrs. Watkins were woman he confesses killing be company shall be named to certify Egan. jabor, to anything definite.” dicted for her by every person of kept out of it.” Egan, being cross-examined, was cause, he said, after marrying her FOUND AFTER 13 DAYS note connected with the famous the bond issues of municipalities; In the conversation Watkins told Government officials, speaking providing state permits for opera hard-pressed to answer soine of the privately, said they regarded the bigamously he decided it “ was the New York musical institution. Be of the box containing the proceeds only way to get rid of her.” tion of private schools; regulating state’s attbfney’s. questions. Mr atmosphere conveyed by Washing- fore her first season was over, how of a “ diamond robbery in Pennsyl Alcora brought up the matter of Has Three Children ever, according to International shad fishing in the Scantic and Sal vania growing out of which a man Tton reports as distinctly hopeful. mon rivers and Hamburg coves; M *. “V^atkios’ jewelry. Egan de Whey expressed belief that if some- His real wifq is an attractive Trans-Pacific Flyers Located TEXAS, ACQUITTED, News Service’s informant. Miss was hanged.” woman of 33. He said he married providing for printing the revision clared he could not recall where he [thing definite should he evolved Talley had lost much of her favor. Egan Got ^80,000 had received it. He admitted hav- her in Chicago 18 years ago. They of the general statutes; permitting At this point Judge Wolfe, by |from the forthcoming meeting of Was Overrated. ing-It. He — declared _ he had receiv have three daughters, aged 16, 14 In Wilds Australia; One Backstage at the Metropolitan, it the reduction of capital stock and asking a question, learned that [the League of Nations preparatory of I HOLDS OPEN HOUSE par value of banks; providing for asaxug it , ^ of money from Idisarmament commission at Gene- and 3. was said, other singers began to “ I love my wife, and I’m sorry forfeiture of deposit rights by .Watkinb when he met her In Iva, “ Great Britain would receive it of Searching Party is Now j — _ complain that she was “ overrated.” 000 from “Watkins for'handling his Santa Fe, N. M. He also told ol for my family’s sake that all this Eventually, Gatti-Casazza, director specially chartered corporations not 3,fl8.irs» |ln the most hopeful spirit.” has come out,” said Campbell today exercised before January 31, 1929. being given $700 in Chicago by The chief difficulty here is to of the company and other over- At the sUrt of the day’s quesUbn- /one ot ber brothers at another in his cell, as he nervously smoked lords began to concur in this opin Bills Fassed ing Egan denied previous testi Itake the question of naval limita one cigarette after another. Missing. j Broadway Helps Her Cele •time; ■ tion out of the hands of profes ion, International News Service The House passed-hills from its^ mony -of Watkins th at ^ relations ■' Hr©. Black Ba^. The police, investigating the calendar as follows: with Egan,were unpleasant while sional naval men. was told. Suddenly Mr. Alcorn brought up strange, Jekyll-Hyde career of Sydney, N. S. W., April 12— With brate at Her ^ight Club; . 4ft<’ r this her.-e'Yentual retire- - Giving Suffleld jurisdiction' over Watkins, was in prison. The- in One Cabinet minister told Inter- Campbell, learned that when he was the subject of a "black bag.” The < fnational News Service: the missing four occupants ot the inent” was a foregone conclusion veranda lines; providing for regis tense presented a letter written a s working for* a cement company in plane Southern Cross located and tration of boats used in commercial Watkins to back up the assertion. bag was produced, Egan admitted 4 “ Fancy expecting a politician to despite the fact that opera critics receiving it in Santa Pe. The state’s alive, today search was concentrat lee. generally sang her praises un fisheries: putting a five-mile an The letter began: Itnow the correct position for a six- (Continued on Page 3) attorney asked; “Why didn’t you ich gun." ed for Lieut. Keith Anderson, who stintedly. hour speed limit on motorboats and “ I do. hope you will come and see disappeared while aiding the hunt In announcing her retirement requiring mufflers, on Bam tarn me There are several things which turn the bag over to Mr. Hickey?” From lengthy cable reports pub New York. April 12.— Texas Egan replied: “ I saw no reason for for the Southern Cross aviators. yesterday, Miss Talley declared that river near the state hatchery; in much be done.” Then it listed them lished in the L/ondon newspapers, Guinan, Broadway’s official car giving Hickey damaging evidence ^giving America’s attitude, it, ap- The search plane Canberra she was motivated by a desire to creasing registration fee for . bar as securing the minutes of the trial, located the Southern Cross on a bureter, snored (poetic license), bers from $5 to $10 and requiring getting a complete securities list ol against my client.” jears that the Anglo-American dif REBELS LOST 5,000 “ settle down” on a farm. The subject of a $50,000 draft ference over the size of cruisers, mud fiat 30 miles ft:om Port George. peacefully today, following a 48- l^’hen asked whether there was a registration of apprentices with a the National Associated'Investors, Captain Holden, pilot of the Can possibility that Miss Talley would fee of 50 cents, also requiring an and getting hold of all, books of the came-up, as having been given to rhich caused the collapse of the liour wake in the cause of freedom. Egan by someone. Asked where It L927 Geneva parley, still exists. berra,' sent word thaL the men look make “ talkies” for the Warner apprenticeship of three years. concern. The letter went on.to say: .IN THREE BATTLES ed famished and that he had drop Two days on the witness stand, Miss Marjory Cheney of Manches “ When yoh visit me, I will'show came from Egan replied “ Why, it The United States wanted the limi- Brothers Motion Picture Co., Al might have belonged to a poor ition extended to 10,000 ton ped food for them. an acquittal of the charge of be bert W. Warner, one of the con ter objected to the proposition to you how important these.:all are. Holden circled the Southern require barbers’ apprentices, to There followed a long/ list of widow.’’ Judge Wolfe Interposed cruiser hearing eight inch guns ing a naughty nuisance and “a cele cern's officials, declared that he the remark: “ If she,had $50,000 rhile Great Britain contended for Cross for an hour and i5 minutes club! “ could neither confirm nor deny the serve three years. She declared the books that Watkins wanted brought seeking a landing place, but was bration -at her latest night bill was “ writing trade legislation to'him in prison. , Among them she wouldn’t be a poor widow.” 5,000 ton cruisers with six inch High Rejoicing in Mexican report. Asked about a large safe deposit 5uns. unable to descend owing to the which would have made Nero burn into the statutes.” Although Miss were a history of philosophy, and rough and swampy condition of the Cheney made a vigorous protest “ America Comes of Age.” Watkins box. which stood in Egan’s name the The British believe that the his fiddle in envy— that is what defendant explained by saying that smaller type cruiser is better fitted Capital Over Government country. He then returned to the bill was passed with ease. also “asked for a subscription to the VVyndham, flying by way of Port Texas had to remember or forget New York Times. The letter the large 'number of wills being for the needs of the Royal Navy in held for clients by the law firm of policing the world-wide reaches of George where he gave word of his in her dreams. U.S.N0TT0SEND THE SENATE ended: *' Victories. discovery.. “ I sincerely “hope you and Mrs. Egan & Healy had made it neces* Ithe British Empire , and the vast The convert charge was off at her The Senate saw a lively debate sary to exchange a' small box fOr a [trade routes. Missing 13 Days j club in time, where ordinarily the between Majority Leader Peasley, Egan and tbb dhiidren are well. The Southern Cross had been large one. Then Egan declared that This stumbling block remains, Mexico City. April 12— General I dawn comes up with, a gold-plated ENVOY TO VATICAN of Cheshire, and Mloprtty Leadpr This alio applib* to W - ’HoalY- * Mr.' Healy, his partner, did not iritaln insisting upon a parity of Jose Gonzalo Escobar’s rebel army I missing 13 days, having been forc I table check in its jaws. Texas held shall bbPP tb prove'to you yet r am ed down on the night of March not the rascal I am paioted. have access to the box. - L0,000 ton cruisers and a prepon- that has just been driven out of open house in the sun-worshipping (Continued on Page 8.) The state's attorney asked wh^ ierance of smaller cruisers in order Chihuahua Into S6nora lost 5,000 30. joint where generally even the to Mrs. WatkJna’ Auto^; According to word from Port Egan pursued the methods he. used to make up the difference in the men in killed, wounded, prisoners bacco smoke has an economic Egan then turned to the matter in handling drafts and papers. strength between the two. and desertions during the cam George, arrangements there were status. Interests in Papal State Too of Mrs. Watkins’ automobile .being under way to send supplies to the “ MISS POLLARD” TO Egan replied: paigns around Monterrey, Torreon Texas licked the government registered in his name. He said “ I am not in the banking busi and Jimenez, according to estimates missing airmen, including gasoline, again and was strutting hospitality. this was done at the request of Mrs, to enable them to continue their Few to Need a Diplomat ness. There was no more reason here today based upon dispatches Holds Open House BECOMEIIARTFORDITE Watkins who was in jail and. who than there is my using the left hand from the front. wanted to use the car when she was door instead of the right hand when Gen. Plutarco Elias Calles is be (Continued on Page 3) “ They said I was a nuisance and freed. Egan declared . she_ might IWEEK END FISHING I showed I was a lady,” shouted There. I go to church.” lieved to he dividing his operations Rev. H. R. Brennan, Husband have dlffrculty in getting the car in the northwest. While the main Texas. “I’m everybody’s sucker to registered while she \.’as in jail. Horseshoe In Envelope. body of his troops is engaged night and I want the waiters to sit W’ashington, April 12.— Diplo-j of Widely Known Worker, to the defense brought up-the ques The state’s attorney called attM- ON HOOVER’S CARD against the secular rebels in Son TORNADO’ STOLL down with the guests and If they Head Hartford Churchy tion o f funds received from Wat tlon to testimony given previoifs^ matic recognition of the Vatican by Watkins concerning a large qp- ora, plans are under way for a don’t act happy I’ll give ’em a bill.” State will not be extended by the kins. Egan declared “ I never re combined land and air attack upon Texas was in a gloating mood. Al United States government, it was A great many Manchester friends ceived the $5?0',6:00 from the velbpe which Watkins gave Maj^ the religious rebels in the State of IS PUCED AT 52 though the ten other defendants in of Mrs. Mable Pollard Brennan, $70,000 draft.” ‘ ; H,e declared that nard Tresslar to earry to Mrs. Wat?- disclosed today. kins* Asked what was in the 'en Resident to Go to Maryland Jalisco. the alleged nuisance charge against The State Department has com wife of Rev.' H. R. Bremrah of he had received from Watkins at Capitol Rejoices the Salon Royale had pleaded guil Tilton, N. H., will be keenly inter various tlmes>the“‘BUDa of $61,149. velope, Egan replied: mitted itself in replies being sent "Maybe there was a horseshoe in There is high rejoicihg in Mexico ty, she chose to battle for freedom out to the writers of hundreds of ested in the informalion, just dis^ He read' a “long 'list containing Tomorrow in Quest of the City over the government victories Red Cross Workers Speed — and she won, even, against the letters received both at the White closed, that there, is every llkell-. about'100 items, which he said he it.” “ and especially the occupation of -stiff charge to the jury by Federal House and the department since the hood-that the greatly beloved form had paid out, chiefly as expenses The state's attorney came bai^ Ciudad Juarez by the Federals. ; Judge Edwin Thomas, the “ tough j creation of the new Papal State. er director of religious education of for Mrs- Tresslar, the mother of with: Elusive Trout. Communications with the “United i judge” from Connecticut. I the South Methodist, church here Mrs. Watkins who d M since the “ Horiseshoes indicate good luck. Relief to Injured and The letters were all protests against Did you see any good luck in thi^S?’ States over the main railway artery I All Made Speeches the sending of an American minis will soon remove with her husband Watkins case was put on trial. The northward through Chihuahua -was to Hartford. Miss Pollard’s circle of list included'Old bills o^ the Wat “ No,” replied Egan. “Washington, April 12— Weather Texas’ liberty party souuded like ter to the new state. At, another point the question of permitting, the coming Saturday handicapped so long as this im Homeless in West. Congress. Everybody made speech No one letter has been received friends in Manchester was very kins' company, its- pay “roll, rent, portant border gateway was In a statement by Watkins came up Iwill find President Hoover embark- es and joined in the cheers for favoring recognition, officials said. large and she has been greatly telephone and lightlus biils. again and Egan said; “ I know that |ed on another exploratory motor rebel hands. their own oratory. And everybody Need No Envoy missed by South Methodist Church Start Gross-Exaipinatlon.. ^When all the rebels are concen Little Rock, Ark., April 12.— The members and many others since her Hugh M. Alcorn, state’s attorney, most anything he says is a Ue^ gen Ltrlp out of Washington designed to Red Cross and various local agen was there— even Harry Thaw, the The department’s reply declared erally.” I locate favorable fishing grounds for trated in Sonora, it is believed that Pittsburgh mijlionaire, who used to that the question of recognition marriage and removal from this took over the cross exaniinatiom of they will not number much more cies today were speeding relief the lawyer late in the. morning. The Egan was asked why, on the day the summer. have some publicity value himself. “ has not arisen.” Officials pointed town. ’ of-Watkins’ flight from Hartfot^,* than 6,000 men. The' Federal work among the injured and home It has been known for some time two had,clashes frequently,. Atone Maryland will get the call this less victims of the twin tornadoes “ Thank God Texas is saved to out that the interests of America in Egan, rather than Watkins, went to [week, as against Virginia which was Columns converging upon that us poor unfortunate nighlhawks,” the Vatican City are so few that it that the North Methodist church of time Egan exclaimed: “ I know you state total about 15,000 men. which late Wednesday night swept and I look but for you when I can. the bank to get money for Watkins, Invited last Saturday. Mr. Hoover said Harry, leading the dancing would not be necessary for this Hartford has been anxious to ob j Egan replied that Watkins “ wanted As there are no rebel forces of through northeastern Arkansas, government to have a diplomatic or tain the services of Rev. Mr. Bren At another time Egan said: It is Is anxious to look over the 1,500 snuffing out fifty-seven lives and girls in a rousing cheer for Texas. I to avoid newspapermen.” i lacre preserve recently purchased by consequence in Chihuahua to men All the Guinan alumni were gath consular representative there. nan as its pastor, but the arrange impossible to know what the state s ace the cities occupied by the Fed leaving untold suffering and prop attorney’s case is going to be until Egan told of Mrs. Watkins’ ask iLawrence Richey, one of his secre ered in the two-by-four velveted About eighty years ago, before ment has not been an easy one to ing for money at various times, and erals it will be necessary to leave erty damage in their wake. the interruption ol relations be make since Tilton is in the New you hear it.” taries, embracing historic old Law The death-dealing tristers cut a canopied tent which one pays for ot his refusal. Finally, he said, he only small federal garrisons in by the yard. The doors were thrown tween the Vatican and the Italian Hampshire Conference ot the Meth In the midst of the cross-exam rence Richey, one of his secretaries, gigantic semi-circle through five increased her allowance from $l!fi [embracing historic old Catoctin them. apart and preceded by a gay- government, the United States was odist Episcopal Church and Hart ination Mr. Alcorn put a .long and Investigation is still under way northeastern and north central involved question. Mr. .Egan heard a week to $15 a week. iManor on Hunting creek some tuniced hand playing “ The Prison represented by a minister resident ford is in the New York East Con That $30,000 Draft into the alleged plot to dynamite counties. They originated near the at what was then known as the ference. Last week however, after and then asked; “ Is that * illes out of Frederick. Arkansas-Missouri line and headed er’s Song,” Texas appeared in a Then the $50,000 draft came up To Try For Trout Gen. Calles private train and triumphal procession of one. Vatican State. » the New Hampshire Conference had ment by you, or .a, ttuesUou. in a southwesterly direction. One Alcorn had the question read. The again as it has at intervals .through The president may try his hand assassinate the war minister. At How She Was Dressed j It is understood the Vatican will honored Mr. Brennan by electing the trial. Egan declared under least two arrests have been made, of the first places struck was be informally apprised of this gov and ordaining him as an elder-— ans'wer was finally lOs.t., it casting for trout Saturday. Last Guion, in Izzard county, where This living link between the cross-examination that the dra$t reek, despite the fact fishing tackle one of them a woman, hut it is be j ernment’s position in the matter, the highest honor in the Methhdlst At another time »Mr. Egan de lieved that other arrests will fol every building in the village was j| mohn and the sun was dressed in a clared “ very. Infrequeptly do I keep was Mrs. Watkins’ property but IS taken along, Mr. Hoover con- thus avoiding the embarrassment church short of a bishopric—; is was drawn by Watkins. Egan gave low. The man and woman were demolished. Out of the population Ii tomato colored evening dress, and a charge account against a client.*' lented himself with exploring the of a formal refusal. transferred him to the .New , York Mrs, Watkins half of the amount said to have given away the con of 400, three were killed and 69 in- I a gold sequin skull-cap. A poppy as East conference. > . Later he skid: “ I admit I am a very headwaters of Ripidan river — red as her mischievous Ups perked $25,000, He read fonr Items as havr rhlch lies within the Shenandoah spiracy while trying to obtain ex jured. 1 This was doiie In light of the poor business man.” , Ur-;. Searching For Bodies on her shoulder strap. /■ Approved the Plea. ing been paid against the rest of Rational Park of Virginia — in plosives. HINDENBURG BETTER. knowledge that the Hartford North the money. ' ‘ Relief crews and rescue parties Everybody cheered— but most of M. E. church had invited him to Mr. i^com ,a«ked:’ “ Dld the Wat luest of a good location for a all the waiters, checkers, bouncers, “The state’s attorney brought np iture week-end camp site. TO BAR TROTZKY. are still searching in the debris of become its pastor and that ke had kins Plfiad guilty -^th your ap- leveled communities for the bodies and unlisted retinue. Berlin, April 12.—The rugged the suit of Callahan & Co., against The trip from the capital will be constitution of President von accepted, tentatively, of course. In pro^l?'.’ / W.qtkin8 company for $50,000. The Berlin, April 12.— Foreign Minis of victims reported as “missing”. “ Hello gang,” greeted Texas, order to complete the engagnnient, “ The apsver “ not without our lade by motor, with the Hoover hbme once again and looking ten Hindenhurg was waging a ‘win suit was settled for $10,000 Egan' irty probably starting about 7:30 ter Stresemenn, acting upon au With the known death list standing it will be necessary for the arrange ■disapproval.” '■ Then he said: “ I at 57, it is believed this number derly homesick. “ Your little angel ning a fight against illness. was not entirely satisfied they said, and Callahan received $2,0()0.-“ m. The distance is about 63 thority delegated to him- by the “ President von Hindenhurg is on ment to be confirmed,by the action The stfite, had contended that Cabinet, today decided that Leon may be increased before all resi fiew over the prison walls.” of the New “York East conference, were guilty of o6nii?iracy.” _xlfes, which will give the President Texas kissed everybody within the way to complete recovery,” s^d Egan received the balance of $0,-; imple time for a basket lunch and Trotzky, the Soviet Communist dents of the stricken area are ac ■which meets next week. not Mr. Alcorn aake^:’ “ What crime the flash of her diamonds. an official statement today. He did you “know-Mrs.; “VV^atklns was 000. Previously Watkiiis had testi le 1929 initiation of his rod and exile In Turkey shall not be ad counted for. is showing ednstant Improvement. .anticipated, however, that ..le con Whole families were wiped out in Texas mounted her crimson-cov guilty of when” ypa approved .her fied that $8,000 went. to. Egan and ^eeL mitted to Germany. There Is no reason for concern. ference “will refuse to sanction the the rest “ went to a lawyer .-Ifi- lYotzky had appealed for permis the little hamlets that dotted this ered preaching stool. plea of gulUY?"';/’' ^ T Meanwhile, today, the President “ I think the verdict of those 12 The preslfient made definite re asslfenn*eht. ^ .Broder’s-'office.” • [ept an empty engagement list for sion to enter for medical treatment. hilly section of the state. .Swlfton, Mr. Brennan’ is well and .favora >: The defend obi,boted, and Judge Alicia. Laredo and Sneed were men was live and let live,” shouted covery overnight from exhaustion Wolfe ordered the question stricken Under cross-examination Egan' le afternoon so he might give his from which he has been suffering bly known la Manchester, while hif declaredthe settlement “ was f ^ /' ifilvlded attention t6 putting the TREASURY BALANCE. practically blown from the face of Texas. “ The day is coming and we wile’s countless friends wW w am ly out.-' i '■'V' the earth. Farm homes In the path are close to it when we will not he This state of exhaustion followed Egap, In reply to' 'enolhcr Qucs- shing totiches on his first mes- an attack of grippe and stomach welcome them (0‘ immefilgttf Washington, April 12.— Treasury ■ l.Uon, said hk tttto hi|d^r«elycd' to Congress, to be delivered disorders. ‘ • •• • '.y f .•t text Tuesday. J balance, April 10: $358,662,819.68. (Continued on Page 3.);^ i k y ' (Con^ae on Page 8]^
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MANUailSTEK EVENIISG HEKALD, SOOTH MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1929. PAGE TWO Taylor & Penn . . . — ‘186 I weeks when he suddenly left town, Torrlngton, now ., 71 - 7 3 shone brightly in Washington to one thing it was given in the Pan- w’as gone for a period of about four LOCAL GIRL IN DEBUT m , ii9 American Union building, which is MURDER SUSPECT WAS Underwood day. weeks and then returned, remained Local Stocks Union Mfg Co ...1. 18-; .m MRS. GANN PLEASED She went to a dinner given by not hallowed ground so far as a few days and suddenly left. It 117 132 liquor is concerned. For another, •AS SOLOIST SUNDAY U S Envelope, pfd the Chilean ambassador, Senor l> n ONCE RESIDENT HERE was suspected at that time that he | do, ccym . . . . . • 240 — Carlos Davila, at the Pan-American there w er»a great many Dry Legis was mixed In some matters that' Veeder-Rodt.. i ^; i . 44 — Union last night and ranked all lators present, in addition to Cabi might Interest the police and that (Furnished Putnam & Co.) .i-* 15 WITH FIRST DINNER net members and the vice presi Miss Frances Conrow, Called a Whitlock Coll Pipe the other ladies present, thus es Battista, Known Here as “Cow he left to evade.arrest. . . . i Bid Asked XX—Ex-rlgnts. tablishing one of those precedents dent. Senor Davila is said to have The crime for which he is being Find by Director Pearson to 2 that are so dear to capital society considered it would be “ more ap boy,” Said to Have Lived on held was committed two weeks ago Sing at Luther League Con Dank Stocks. propriate’’ to refrain from serving Bankers Trust Co .. 825 and officialdom. Birch Street. tomorrow evening when, it is al cert. Ranked All Other Ladies It vras a dry dinner, too, al* intoxicants. Also, the guests num leged, that he walked into a market City Bank and Trust. 1800 though the cellar of the Chilean bered several hundred. Frank A. Battista, bound over to Cap Nat B&T ...... 485 N.Y. Stocks on Jefferson street, Hartford, and A musical program of unusual embassy, like other diplomatic cel Vice President Curtis was the the next term of the Superior Court demanded that the proprietor, Sam Conn River ...... 400 Present at Banquet Giyen lars in Washington, contains some ranking guest. ''Qthers included of Hartford county on the charge of merit, in charge Of the Luther First Bond & Mtg .. 48 uel Kamaroff, hold up his hands. League, will be presented at the very rare stuff. Nothing but water Senator Jones (R) of Washington, murder, to which it is claimed that Htfd-Conn Trust Co.. — 675 This Kamaroff refused to do and Sunday evening service of the Allied Chem ...... , was served. author of the “ Five-and-Ten" laws. he confessed, was at one time a rushed at the intruder and was First Nat H tfd ...... 275 290 by Ambassador. Secretary of the Treasury Mellon, Swedish Lutheran Church. Miss Am Bosch ...... 54 No Liquor Sened. resident of Manchester. This was in shot. Battista was arrested in Hart Land Mlg and Title — 60 Attorney General Mitchell: Secre Frances Conrow, daughter of Mr. Morris Plan Bank . . 200 Am Can ...... the fall of 1925 or 1926 and his ford on Saturday of last week and Am Car and P d y ...... 100 The aridity of the dinner was not tary of the Interior- Wilbur, and home at that time was in the Prin and Mrs. Joseph W. Conrow out of gas in the wee‘hoars o f the in the -morb gas comes- out. pany to Increase’its capital to $100,- pump was invepted by a German 000; authorizing! Security Insur mornihg, walking five, nrilos, to a RAINS IN UTHUANIA HOUSE K in s b il l s station and then finding-it closed who is producing it on a royalty soomciossaiiw ance Company, New Haven, to in basis. 'When the price of gas g m crease. its capital from $3,000,00,0 BUTTHESEGIVEGAS and no way to get the necessary up or down It can. be adjusted fio TORCH KILLER TO RAISE GAS TAX to $5,000,0.00 and: to change Its par • •. ' - . : .1 . r fuel, will be reduced to a minimum. FOtniD M T E R 13 DAYS HALT BUILDING HERE ,■.-. 1 that the user gets his money’s 'value:'authorizing,the East & We,Kt Tbe new pump is called “ C.0in-O- worth at all times. - t Insurance 'Cdmpany, New Havep. Mat” and works bn the slot ma (Continued froni Page 1) to Increase capital from*$ 1,000,0QD • Should ManUheUer.: gasoline.. sta An agent has been canvasslig CAHGHT AFTER (Continued From Page One) chine principle., Fifty cents Is put Local Citizens of That Ra.ce, to $3,000,000 and change its par; tion owners'take kindly-to ttie new in the siot, the handle Is turned Manchester for the past few days and a number of the filling stations S Aiding European Kin, Defer Bergin, of New Haven, over a bill authorizing Waterbury to lay out form of gaspUhe putop now being out come the fifty cents worth of flight It the Southern Cross is no-t water, courses; authorizing Bristol will probably put in a pump. ALONGCHJ^E Stock Payments. that would raise a commission to in marketed ,the . chances . of running gas. The more fifty-ceht pieces put The Southern Cross was engaged vestigate the cattle ra.sing to issue school hoads. on the first leg of a flight to Eng The weather conditions along the agricultural industries In the state. (Contlnned from Page 1) land when it was forced down. Baltic coastal region in Europe last A roll call vote was taken and Sena- tor Peasley emerged tho victor by a Spring song: The tourist blues, Captain Charles Kinigsford-Smith, year should have a delaying effect in two flats. • i 192-t he ■'vas arrested for bigamy. Captain Charles Ulm, famous trans on the building of a recreation hall vote of 21 in favor of the commit He” married Rosalie Campbell, pre- pacific airmen, and two others ■were in Manchester in 1929 might seem tee report that rejected the bill, to sumbably the Rosalie McReary in the plane. Additional details unlikelv enough, but such is said 9 against the report. ■whom he ^Yas living with in Eliza from Port George said that Holden to be the case by members of the From its calendar the Senate beth, in 1913, and it was found in flew low enough to recognize the Lithuanian corporation, which has passed bills as follows: SHE IHOIRIIT HER “ Where You Can Chicago that he previously married men, but could not shout to them deferred the beginning of building Authorizing Meriden to issue Emma Campbell in Omaha, in 1910. ■ because of the noise of his motors. operations on its civic center at the 5250,000 street Improvement Afford to Buy So many women are mixed up in bonds; providing for review of as- USE HOPELESS He said they looked thin and their north end until June 1. Good Furniture” Campbell’s life that the authorities faces, as they gazed upward, were Many of the local subscribers to sessment of benefits resulting j have begun a systematic search to drawn. When food was dropped the bonds of the corporation, who the improvement known as The j determine what has happened to from the Canberra the four attack had expected to pay cash for their Plaza” in Bridgeport. Yet ALL-BRAN Brought them. ed it and ate it ravenously. There shares,' have recently arranged, it Unfavorable Reports Relief Almost'Immediately Shoes Only Clue was a nearby stream of fresh ■water appears, to discharge their obliga Unfavorable Senate reports fol — ^N6 Trouble Since His arrest came after detectives, which gave them plenty to drink. tion on' the installment plan, for low; after weeks of effort, had traced a In Rough Country the reason that crop failures' in Authorizing investments by sav •Wie I M P R O V E D pair of patent leather shoes that led The spot ■where the plane was Lithuania last fall, the result of de ings banks in certain bank stocks, ”When constipation _ once gets a to the identification of Mrs. Mowry found is the roughest country on vastating rains have reduced many appropriating 530,000 for a survey ^ ip on a person, it is almogt im of the people to extremities and not of potable water supplies for com possible to relieve it, let alone pre as she lay, unidentified for weeks, the Glenelg River. vent it with drugs and treatment^ in a morgue in Elizabeth. From the News of the safetv of the airman a few of the sufferers are relatives munities. ! Chimnev NEW PERFECTION Favorable reports in the Senate But here’s a lady who was freed maker in St. Louis they trailed the caused great enthusiasm in this of Manchester Lithuanians. The from her suffering—read her letter. city. Sirens hooted in the harbor American I-ithuanians are sending follow: Prohibiting setting traps on shoes to Greenville, Pa., then to the ‘ Ttfine was an extrense case of constipa* purchaser— Mrs. Mowry— and yes and flags were hastily run up over much money to the old country in land of another without the owner s tion and alUiough I had tried- about terday her body was positively iden buildin.es. Crowds gathered in relief of tlie distressed relatives permission; providing that all traps thing that was recommended to me. I had front of newspaper bulletin boards and so find it inconvient to take up shall be visited each 24 hours: pro almost given up hopes of ever being rcllevea* tified by a crooked finger. “ One day I came across your advertis^ “ I met Mrs. .Mowry in Baltimore cheering. their stock through cash payments. hibiting use of steel traps with jnent, so I thought I would tiv ALL-BRAl^ last year and married her bigam- There is a melodramatic quality The building committee says It 1 teeth: providing any street railway It relieved nio almdat ImiUMiately and l has money enough to start the i changing to bus operations may have had no trouble since, which was almcMt ouslv on the spur of the moment, in the situation as it now stands three months ago.” —^Mrs. E. E. lieslie, 2104 Wide Range of the suave, rather refined-looking with Kingsford-Smitli and his com building immediately but prefers to petition the Superior Court for sale Lyman St., Flint, Michigan. of undeeded mortgaged railway Campbell confessed. “ Immediately panions safe and .\nderson still wait until it is In a perfectly safe Your system must have roughage afterwards I knew it was all wrong. missing. The men were at odds for financial position, which it expects property; authorizing the southwest or bulk daily, otherwise constipation Styles— I could not shake her off fhen, so Anderson had recently sued Kings- to be by June 1. school district of Hartford to Issue is almost inevitable. Kellogg’s ALL I decided the only way was to get ford-Smith in the courts as the re The Manchester civic center en bonds to $200,000: authorizing BRAN "will supply this bulk. It is a ' Bridgeport bond issues as follows: Sizes— rid of her for good and all. sult of a disagreement over the terprise was the subject of a healthful cereal to eat every day. "1 met her in Philadelphia the trans-Pacific flight of the Southern column article in the Boston Kelei- $400,000 for Yellow Mill bridge: To use in cooked dishes or servo And Colors— day before Washington’s birthday Cross. It is believed that Anderson vis, one of the leading TjiUinanian $150,000 for street extensions and •with milk or cream. To mix with of this year. That night 1 got her in was forced down some place in C-.n- language .lewspapers in the east. widenings: $100,000 park bonds; other cereals. my car and we drove to Dover, Del. tral Australia. and $100,000 for pavements; au Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN is guaran To Select From! We drove back to Philadelphia the The possibility exists that Kings- thorizing savings banks to lend on teed to relieve constipation and to next day, had supper, and then ford-Smith himself may join the deposit accounts in New York, irevent it. Far better than pills and search for his “ enemy” when he is ABOUT TOWN drove into New Jersey. Early in the Massachusetts or Rhode Island, to faxatives whose doses often have h e latest models with Blue Chimney and Superflex burners are truly the acme morning we were near Cranford. returned to civilizatiou. an amount not to exceed balance to be increased to be effective. Two of nerfecUon They are the most attractive, convenient and safe 1 liquid fuel John Rolfe. general manager of due on such deposits. tablespoonfuls daily—chronic cases, Sliot Her First ,he Hartford Times, will he the T stoves ever built—incomparable in beauty—unapproachable m performance. “ I shot her once. In the top of Other favorable reports in the ■with every meal. It is 100% bran PUBLIC RECORDS speaker at the Kiwanis club’s Mon Senate follow: and is 100^ effective. Doctors No longer you need envy those who cook with gas or electricity. A New Perfection the head, when we were right by day meeting at the Hotel Sheridan. Willsie’s half-acre. There was no Creating a commission of five to recommend it. Your grocer sells it. is just as convenient. See them now at Keith s. His subject will be “ The Modern be named by the governor to survey Served by hotels, restaurants, din body around at the time. Ihen 1 The following documents ivere Newspaper.” Mr. Rolfe is an in ing-cars. Made by Kellogg in Battle poured gas on her clothing, pulled the need for a new bridge across filed with the town, clerk today for teresting speaker. Frank J. Wilkie, the Connecticut river between-Mid- Oeek. it up over her head and set a match record: manager of the local Montgomery TWO BURENER MODEL to it. Then 1 drove home.” dleto’wn and Portland; appropriat E.vecutor’s Deed Ward store will furnish the attend in ' $2.5,000 for a committee to in Mrs. Mowry was apparently fair Martha Sheehan, administrator A splendid oil stove in grey and black porcelain en ance prize. vestigate and act on freight rates amel. Equipped with two double wall j:lnn^e.\^ m ly well-to-do when she married under the will of Arnold Hausnian Campbell. She had been a widow for fuel and other commodities: “ turquoise” blue. Length all over to Julius Fradin house and land Miss Phyllis Clarke of Benton authorizing Cromwell Water Works for ten years after the death of her located on Lot No. 16 of the E. J. street, who is ill w'itb pneumonia 32 1-8 inches. Stove o n ly ...... $23.25 husband in Greenville, Pa., and had to increase its capital to $25,000; ALL-BRAN Holl tract located on the east side ;it the Memorial hospital, was re authorizing the Orange Water Com saved some money. Last August she of Hamlin street, at Kuighton ported as somewhat better today. unexpectedly went to Elkton, Md., street. THREE BURNER MODEL and was married to “ Dr. Richard M. Campbell,” as she told friends A fine value in three burner size. Finished In upon, her return to Greenville. Her satin black. Equipped with three long chimney husband did not join her, and final burners in porcelain enamel. Length, all over, 42 3-4 ly— somewhat chagrined— she left for New' York City. stove only ...... $23.25 The manner in which Mrs. Mowry was done away with has aroused the suspicions of the police, and FR ADIN’S now they are seeking to link the so-called “ doctor” with the torch piurder of Miss Margaret Brown, a middle-aged governess of New York City. They recalled that Miss Brown, who had also been employ ed as a nurse, withdrew her life savings of nearly $7,UU0 \vhen she eloped with a “ doctor. ’ Subse- ' Quently, she was found dying in kerosene flames behind a hot dog . stand. In Woodland Grove, near j THREE BURNER SUPERFLEX , Bernardsville, N. J. This important sale is of short duration For four hours after he had con Finished.in fwq-tone grey porcelain enamel. fessed to the killing of -Mrs. -Mowry, and these values we cannot again duplicate. Equipped with one G’ anI and two regular Su- Campbell was grilled concerning perflox .burners. A tplendid model. Length, Cjme tomerrev/ and see how much we can save you on your new the slaying of Miss Brown. all over, 46 3-4 inches. 0 0 The prisjner. however, insisted Stove o n ly ...... ^ he did not know .Miss Brown. His Spring outfit. story regarding her did not check , up in some respects and the author ities planned to quiz him further. THE LIVE HEAT OVEN In admitting the -Mowry murder, Freshly heated air circulates ar-unu tl*# Campbell denied he took the ?1,- food and is then forced out through ventilated 000 Pennsylvania and Ohio gas and holes, so arranged that the heat is retained electric bond which the victim had hut moisture and strong odors are quickly in her possession. Yet it was carried away from baking. »T C learned that 51,000 check cash Priced at ...... tP U * f ed in New Brunswick •was posted as collateral on notes he had tender ed in purchasing last year a 535,- 000 home in Westfield, N. J., ■where he and his family -ived until a few weeks ago. It was also re ported that he owned five lots in Baltimore, and that the address The G. E. Keith Furniture Co. which lie put down for "R. M. OPP. HIGH SCHOOL SOUTH MANCHESTER Campbell” on the marriage license -when he married Mrs. Mowery last visit Our Uptown Show rooms at 823 Main St. August fitted one of these lots. Campbell apparently is a ivell educated man. He is a rather pre possessing type. He was at onei time a civil engineer in Mexico and of late has been in the advertising business. A civil engineer named H. Colin Campbell is listed as the author of a technical textbook on cement construction. .Mrs. Campbell, his young tvife, was broken-hearted. Again and again she cried: "I don’t believe it— oh, 1 know he did not kill anybody. He simply could not do anything like that.” The Ice Cream That TORNADO’S TOLL IS PLACED AT 52 SATISFIES (Continued from Page 1) of the twisters were likewise de molished. -One house in Jackson county, sheltering a family of five, tvas lift ed high in the air. carried a con siderable distance and dropped in a creek bed. Two children were killed and the three others in the family : Dessert is never more welcome than when it seriously injured. Followed a Train In the main, the storm followed consists of Manchester Dairy Ice Cream— smooth, the course of a state highway, level ing farm houses and villages on ■ phre, cold, delicious. Every spoonful is a fresh rev- either side of the road. Through one section, one of the •’ei^^n in superlative flavor and refreshing cool- funnel-shaped twisters followed a train, an engineer said. It approach h e s e Coats ed from the rear of his train on the ' jioss. St. Louis & Iron Mountain railroad. have been great It followed his train for several T ly reduced and miles, the engineer said, but by at taining a speed of 70 miles an hour, be was able to keep out of the vyill go quickly tomorrow. No mat monster’s way; The twister finally ter what type of coat you are inter Manchester Dairy gave up the race and changed its course. ested in, you will find it he?« in com The explanation for the tornado plete assortments. following the highway and the rail lie Cream Company road is probably found in the fact Anniversary Sale Prices. that the air was superheated on the P H O N P 525 roadbeds, according to meterolo- giSts, 'for tornadoes are formed by $ $23.96 Always Obtainable at Your N^gliborhood light, heated air shooting upwards 8.66 Store or Favorite Soda Fountain wliile cold, heavy air sweeps dbwn- I ward to the earth. , Injured were brought to hospi $16;96 $34.96 tals here at Batesvllle and New port. Some of the injured are not . < :-■ • . ■ ^ ■ ■ - '-I ■• :.r'.r ,\*, -. - f- MAMUHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANGHESiER, UUNN., FRlDAJf, APRIL IZ, 1»Z5J. PAGE FOUR' flower, sliced tomatoes on lettuce put on ice until you have whipped am not supposed to eat beef be Jello or Jell-well,-no ream. (not to stiff) a half pint of cream cause of the uric acid. Could I eat Wednesday. which may be sweetened slightly the soup made from the b ef?” Breakfast— French omlet, nielba with two tablespoonfuls of maple Answer: Almost any protein food i MENUS toast, stewed prunes. syrup. Fold in the minced avocade forms uric •’cid, and: you would Albic»t Inc Lunch:— Glass of buttermilk, 10 and about one third of a cupful of probably get more of it from the For Good Health or 12 dates. chopped, toasted almonds. Pack soup made of the beef than from Let Us Budget Dinner— Roast mutton, cooked the bowl in ice and salt for about the beef, itself. The trouble is not Main at Pratt St., Hartford lettuce, baked parsnips, salad of an hour before serving in sherbert because the uric acid is lormed by FT. SUMTER BOMBARDED You Oat of Debt chopped raw cabbage, pineapple cups. SulTiclent for six or eight the food, but from the inability to A Week’s Supply snow'. persons, according to size of avo elinate it from the body because of Fort Sumter, situated in (3barles- Uecommended By Thursday. cade. a general condition of acidosis, or ton Harbor and therefore in Con Onr Fendly Lo«n8«n^ee some organic disease. This can Dr. Frank B. McCoy Breakfast— Grapefruit as desir federate territory, was bombarded W U l S olv e AH T e a r ed. QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. sometimes be cured by the correct GS years ago today, after the fedr Lunch— Spinach and cheese en (Ituptui'c in Children.) fastng and dieting regime. If you eral government had refused to Money Problems casserole, raw celery, ripe olives. Question: Mrs. C. F. writes: "My will send me more information abandon it. Dr. McCoy's menus suggested for Dinner— Vegetable soup, boiled about your trouble, wUh a large The fort was held precariously $ 1 0 0 LOAN payable $5 the week beginning Sunday, April little girl will be four years old in lean*beef, cooked carrots and peas, June. Five months ago 1 discovered self addressed stamped envelope, 1 by Major Robert Anderson and monthly, plus lawful 14th: shredded lettuce w'ith peanut butter a lump on her right groin. 1 had will be glad to give you more de about 75 men. The attack was interest. Sunday. dressing, prunes in gelatine. a surgeon examine her last week tailed advice. conceived by leaders o the Con A Sale of Friday. and he said it w’as a definite lup- federacy to prove to the world $ 2 0 0 LOAN payable $10 Breakfast— Cottage cheese, mel- Breakfast------Poached eggs on that the southern government was monthly, plus lawful ture. Will you please advise me interest. ba toast, baked apple. melba toast, stewed apricots. what to do, as 1 do not want her ready to enforce its rights as an Luucli— Mushrooms en casserole, Lunch^Celery soup, string beans, independent nation. So far, the string beans, salad of sliced tom- to have an operation if it can be $ 3 0 0 LOAN payable $15 salad of minced tomatoes and pars avoided. She feels no pain what ATHOUCffl Confederacy had no intention of monthly, plus lawful ^tocs ley. ever and it seems to cause her no invading northern territory and it Dinner— Roast chicken with Dinner— Baked halibut, cooked interest. trouble at all.” did not believe that the north Other Amounts in Proportion abredded wheat dressing, aspara lettuce, mashed turnips, salad of Answ'er: It would be unwise for A continual dropping In a very would invade it. Spring gus, steamed carrots with chopped sliced cucumbers on lettuce, dish of rainy day and a contentious Charleston shook with the rum • 4 ^rsley, salad of head lettuce, me to attempt to advise you without Cost fixed by law. Every repay berries (canVied). having examined your child. Get woinaii are alike. — Proverbs ble of the guns that hurled a col i*chilled avocado cream. ment reduces the cost. ^ Saturday. the opinion of one or more physi 37:15. orful shell attack on the fort and loans in strict privacy. ; Monday. Breakfast— Waffle, with butter cians where you live and rely upon its tiny garrison. A wave of ex and a little maple syrup, crisp their judgment. 1 have known Bad temper is its own scourge. citement spread through the city. I ' Breakfast— Coddled eggs, re- Call, Write or Phone bacon. many cases to be cured by putting — Charles Buxton. War had come at last— a colorful, kbasted cereal biscuits, pear sauce. picturesque kind of war, with ^ivLunch— Glass of grapejuice. Lunch— Glass of orange-milk. on a proper support and reducing ^>0 3 .tS ♦ ♦ ♦ ♦ Dinner— Broiled lamb chops, the gas pressure inside the abdomen shells that opened like fireworks PERSONAL FINANCE IS; Dinner— Tomato and celery vege- THE ANSWER as the arched over the placid rjable broth, broiled steak, green baked egg plant, beets, molded by using a suitable diet. Ruptures COMPANY vegetable salad of celery, raw* cab sometimes heal up perfectly, but in w.itt-rs of the harbor. ibas, cooked celery, salad-of raw Here is the answer to the Letter Rooms S and 8, State Theater bage and minced olives, apple whip case this method will not work, Golf puzzle on the comic page: There were no casualties, but ispinach, cup custard. '‘Chilled avocado cream: Select a surgery is the only other step, and the fort caught fire and there was Building, 758 Main Street . DAWN, DARN, BARN. BURN, SO. MANCHESTER, CONN. ■ . Tuesday. medium sized avocade (alligator it is not such a dangerous one if TURN, TURK, TUSK, DUSK. some fear that the magazine pear)— ono that feels soft when performed by an experienced sur w.puld explode. The fire was ex Call, Write or Phone 1-0-4 Breakfast— Wholewheat mush Open 8 :8 0 to 5. Sat. 8 :8 0 to 1 ,^th milk, no sugar, stewed raisins. pressed with fingertips, but does geon, and if the case is properly tinguished, however, the fort sur ^;Lunch— Baked squash, string not feel mushy. Peel it by strip treated afterwards. A gasoline station attendant in rendered and Major Anderson was Licensed by State, bonded to public. ^ a n salad. ping the skin off in small pieces a western city was arrested as a rowed over to Confederate head (Uric Acid.) bootlegger. How did they ever quarters to dine with General $22.50 - Dinner— Clear tomato soup, w'hich leaves more of the green •broiled, filet of sole, cooked cauli part. Mince the avocado fine and Question: Mrs. F. B. writes: "T happen to detect him? Beauregard. Read The Herald Adrs. V. Sports and 'M l a o Dress WEEK [PAYMENT PLAN mNNm’s. iP e Styles OS e S CHARGE IT j[ 'An important sale of new spring styles just at the height of the coat- DUNHILUS Terrific Outpouring of Values wearing season— Q £ very specially A TIMELY OFFERING OF ANOTHER SENSATIONAL COLLECTION OP priced. LADIES’ COATS Men’s Suits and Topcoats ,i m IN FASHION’S NEWEST MODELS m EVERY FABRIC FOR DRESS AND SPORT WEAR, ALL THESE GARMENTS ARE HANDSOMELY STYLED 1N Mil HANDSOMELY LINED—ALL SHADES— AND YOU CAN CHARGE IT. THE SEASON’S RICHEST MATERIALS. THESE GARMENTS So 20 MUST BE SEEN TO BE Every gar wm ment, all WEEKS TO A complete range of APPRECIATED FOR wool in r PAY THEY ARE WORTH sizes a n d dress coats in broad a s s o r t- MORE. cloths, basket weave ments to fit Vii-Y everyone. and kasha-like fab Materia 1 s V rm SIZES 14 TO 52 of the rich rics in black, rtiiddy est a n d blue, .tan and gray. newest de k TERMS: signs. 22f Smartly trimmed with flat or curly $2.50 DOWN, « r r furs. Each an un OTHER COATS $1.00 A WEEK SIZES 33 TO 46 ‘jjU.SO UP PAY WEEKLY usual value at $22.50 l i f e r SILK Shirts Hats iillb . iON STRIPES, JACQUARDS, e Ve r y h a t o f EASY 1 BROAD- q C FINEST FELT TERMS CLOTHS DRESSES SOLD FOR Q C - !j^5 and $6 .. rm LADIES’ HATS CHARGE IT , A LIMITED QUANTITY CHARGE IT Our MILLINERY is the Talk PRICED SPECIALLY FOR of the ■o THIS EVENT. T o w n ...... $2.98 Sports Coats, too, and smart furless BUY GEORGETTES, PRINTS,t Boys’ Suits ■ '‘ensemble” coats in ON OUR FLAT CREPES, SPORTS,t new suntan shades GIRLS’ COATS TWENTY WEEK MANY ENSEMBLES IN ALL SUITS WITH 2 PANTS, ALL WOOL, BUILT of tweed. Also rough THIS GROUP. All Wool in Every Shade PAYMENT PLAN FOR LONG WEAR. ALL SIZES. J J Q Q 5 mannish tweeds and Fabric Q Q CHARGE IT 98c down, $1 a Week Sizes 2 to 16 ^ 0 * ^ 0 with long haired crush collars. Ex ceptional at $22.50. jm i ■itfi a o STEIGER’S W E E K H DOWNSTAIRS PAVM ENT m / m i f SHOP PLAN 691 MAIN ST., JOHNSON BLOCK, SOUTH MANCHESTER ■ 1 - ; V.- ':K- \- * t MAI^CHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN.,: F R ID ^^ PAGE FIVP^' . . . v , - - . X ■^4 Platt and Alfred Stone. It was also matic club which was i/tjuit; .they Woodmen of America. The bearers 1 store in Hartford on Wednesday of have presented the play “The Poor SLOW SPEED PREVENTS were Albert Barry, Harris Barry, this week. observed as the 44th anniversary Married Man” six times'’and^have WAPPING Thomas Lawton, Edward Lawton. The Blue Triangle club or the Y. night and the Past Masters provid- put in the Grange treasury there Timothy Monahan and Charles W. C. A. members met with Mrs. re.d the program, which was as fol from $96.53. * ^ CRASH INJURY, DAMAGE WATlGNS'BROTHERSyinc, Whelan. Rev. Dr. J. Drennan con Harry B. Miner at the parsonage lows: Opening song, “Anniversary Miss Kathryn Dow of West Hart- The next regular meeting of the ducted the burial service in St. last Monday evening. Song,” by the Grange; reading of Grange will be held on Aprtl 23 » ford, Miss Raymali W right of New- Mary’s cemetery, Burnside. Wapping .Grange held its sev .the charter members hames, by Lil ^A trolley car and' an automobile I tonville, Mass., and John Andrews and will be the first and second de Charles E. Geer, of this village, enth regular meeting at the Center lian E. Grant; a monologue, by grees. Initiation by the regular of bumped at Maple and Main streets j of Rocky Hill, were week-end went to the Hartford hospital last school hall on Tuesday evening, Eugene W. Platt, who responded to last night, but nobody was injured. ESTABLISHED 54 YEARS • guests of Mrs. Inez C. Files. ficers. .■ ■ ^ Sunday where he had a minor oper with 42 members present. It was an encore; a talk by each , Past Otis Simons of New Bedford, Mass., . Mrs. Emma Wood of Washing- Past Masters’ night, they filling the Master entitled, “The most interest CHAPEL AT u: DAKIST^ *’ ton is the guest of Miss Etta I. ation on Tuesday. was driving west on Maple _^street, Miss Margaret Boardman, a stu chairs as oflicers. The nine Past ing experience while I was Mas •and * about to enter Main ' street Stoughton for a couple of weeks. dent at the Wheelock school in Masters (who are the only ones liv ter”; a reading by Alfred Stone, a STOR.M WARNINGS. She came last Monday. when another automobile approach Robert K.Andersort; Boston, Mass., returned tq her ing) were all present. They are reading by Mrs. Mary Hills, roll call ed going north on Main. Simons Harry P. Files, Jr., and John An- home at East Windsor Hill for the Franklyn G. Welles. Edward P- by airr reading by-Miss Margaret W-ashington, April 12—Northeast Funeral Directory- .o r 2 8 5 7 M ■ drews of Rocky Hill, motored to storm warnings today were order stopped to let that car go and holidays. Collins, Janes M. Preston, Mrs. Welles. The state deputy. Myron started his turn into Main street, Boston. Mass., last Monday and Mary Hills. Levi T. Dewey, Walter Case, from Portland, was present, ed displayed by the U. S. Weather back in the afternoon. Miss Louise Ludlam has return N. Foster, Lucius V. Platt. Eugene Bureau from New London, Conn., when a trolley car going north, ed to her home for the summer. and inspected the Grange and also came'along. Neither motorman nor The funeral of John Barry, of gave a speech. He pi-onounced the to Portland, M6., because of a dis All the schools of South Wind turbance off the New Jersey coast driver saw the other vehicle till Station 55, East Windsor Hill, was sor opened last Monday morning Grange as in a fiourishing condi they collided, but both were run held last Saturday morning at his tion. Refreshments were served at that will cause strong winds and for the spring term, the teachers gales with rain this afternoon and ning slowly so that little damage • home with a solemn requiem mass all returning from their respective the close of the meeting. There was ADVERTISE IN THE HERALD—IT PAYS also a report of the Grange Dra tonight. was done. at St. Mary’s church. East Hart homes. ford. Rev. John F. Casey was cele- ■ brant of the mass. Rev. Dr. Thomas A family by the name of-“Moran” Saturday 1 C ' J. Drennan, the pastor, deacon, and moved into the Hackett tenement Rev. Walter D. Casey of St. Thom house on the Buckland road last as’ Seminary, Hartford, sub-dea- Tuesday. oon. There was a floral offering The Federated Workers held a Specials from East Hartford Camp, Modern food sale at the Sage and Allen 3F Corner Main at U and Morgan Sts. JAFFE’S VERY SPECIAL SUIT Saturday Only § 5 Men’s Wrist WATCHES Reg. $10 and $15 SPECIAL $6.95 3 Men’s Waltham and Elgin Wrist Pyramid Gray I WATCHES Reg. $18 and $22 2 TROUSER $12.95 4 Ladies’ Wrist HART SCHAFFNER & MARX WATCHES PURE WORSTED SUIT Reg. $10, $12, $15 $6,95 ALARM CLOCKS Reg. $1.00 65c in Regulars, Struts, Stubs, Longs, ROGERS’ TEASPOONS Long Stouts, Sizes to 50. Reg. $1.75 1-2 doz $1.00 Fast ----- MORE WEAR These 3-Pc. Bedroom Suites Are COLD MEAT FORK ----- MORE VALUE Reg. $1.50 Here is the final clean-up of this series of remarkable Bedroom Suites— ----- MORE STYLE ’ $1.00 priced low for immediate sale! The price is only $37 for the three pieces the than you’ve ever gotten 25 Strings Ladies’ loed Dresser and Chest of Drawers!—Don’t delay—act quickly. Yes! Only before for $40 Genuine Crystal $37 for the three pieces! Only Herrup’s could achieve such a ma'sterful value! CHOCKER BEADS Reg. $2 and $2.50 They will certainly sell fast. Come early for yours! ' $1.00 WEEkLY $1.00 DOWN $1.00 Off on Every $5 ' pur t chase Saturday Only! 1 U L _(1—11 r i —— t LOUI§ S. JAFFE JEWELER 93 Asylum St., Hartford | 891 Main Street 3-Door Side leer Built to preservereserve foods by oroper retrig- tion! $17 50 Comparison Reveals Special Its Value 7 3 PIECES Our endeavor to build a thoroughly $ substantial six cylinder motor car Hammock at a price within reach of millions A very well made Hammock l&AAAAM with thick padded seat! $1.00 WEEKLY . has resulted in a steadily increasing Slaud and O demand for the Model 612. canopy ® 1/ 0 ^ 0 AAI&£^ new extra. ^ 3-Pc. Velour Living Room Suites We invite you to study its fea ^ € tures in detail; to examine the CoveitsTCv; v X r -ftS IlrkieSTaSodf "-Srprief n"ow To” W '] entire car for surplus values, and tl?iee pieces—the Divan—Wing Chair and Club C hair! Each piece has loose spring-hlled cushions!. | Car illustrated is Model 612. six cyl DOWN Come early tomorrow! - inder. five passenger, four door Sedan to make your own comparisons. I at factory, special equipment extra. Xjlk. Baby Carriage Keep baby out-of-doors for health! Buy (t|k ^ Q this carriage ^ X 0 « I O ,at riber Chairs Or Rockers $4.95 ^ Fiber Summer Furmture! 3 Pieces - ■> ' ' ^ Herrup’s offers this suite consisting of the settee, chair and rock- Steamer Chair Absolutely the finest . er for only $17.75. Each pike is very well braced! You have a,, t Crawford Auto Supply Ideal for lawn or, beach. value in Hartford! As V : 91.00 WBEiOiT choice of colors to select from 1 ' A real Herrup value! '; ^ Very strong and ^ i \ f \ pictured! One to a cus- 1101 Center St-, South Manchester East Hartford at Church Corners adjustable! One ■ IJIJ tomenl y to a customer!, ^ Cor. Main and Morgan Sts. /iAAAAM- (U7T-4)r H E R R U l i 'S ” The Home of Home Outfits •'f I - ^ Hartford ' ^ . T r PAGE SIX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MAN6HESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, .APRIL 12, 1929. V IT A M IN g u e s s i n g IS I/ATEST SPORT DAILY RADIO PROGRAM Berl^eley, Cal., AprR 12.— j 9'C(V--Orchestra, baritone, Bullarlet. Leading DX Stations. Here’s a game that is expected Friday, April 12. I SiiSO—Quartet; dance nmsic. to rival in popularity ping-pong, Hannah Batterable, welghlns well I 405.2— W S 8, ATLANTA—740. tiddlewlnks, elbow-bending and over aix hundred pounds and her hus- • programs (1% hrs.) 8;30-:-WJZ programs (2 hrs.) band, the "human skeleton." will be. Harmony piano twins, 11:45—K alohl's H aw aiian ensemble. other well-known table sports. the subject of some Interesting yarns! IbioCj-^rchestra; •Static, 293.9—KYW, CHICAGO—1020. Vitamin-guessing is the lat that Uncle Bob Sherwood will tell to 499.7— W TIC, HARTFORD—600. 10:00—AVEAF S enate’s-.half-hour. "There are more Christians who est wrinkle in indoor sports. OAi'MENT FA H I O N C E NTE P I'adio listeners of the WJZ chain at 7:1S—H arm ony duo. concert. 11:20—Fiorito’s dance orchestra. It was inaugurated here by ; 7:C0 Friday night Other inhabitants 8:00—"WEAF program s (3 hrs.) 11:30—W JZ Slum ber music. believe in the cruiser bill than • of the sWe show top will be Eng and 422.3—W OR,. NEW ARK—710. 12:00—D ance m usic to 2:30. there are who believe in the anti the Peoples Assembly at the , Cheng, the original Siamese twins; 6:00—Honoluluaris: song, patter. 389.4— WBBM, CHICAGO—770. war pact.’’—Rev. C. Everett Wag Western Women’s Club. the "India Rubber man" and Commo 7:00—Two dance orchestras. 9:30—Chicago’s favorite orchestra. Dr. Agnes Fay Morgan of the dore Nutt Music will be furnished 8:00—P rogram of "B reezes” songs. 10:00—Two dance orchestras. ner, (Outlook.) by a circus hand and calliope. Schrad- 8:30—Special orchestra, chorus. 1:00—N ight club program . University of California opened 9:00—T rue story dram atization. ertown is reported to be in line for 245.1—W JJD .C iC A G O -1180. the dinner with a lecture on .1 big burst of excitement at 8:30 when 10:00—Lam bert Murphy, tenor. 10:30—N ight club romance, 7:00—Symphony orchestra: talk. "In New York City more women "Nutrition for Everyday Life.” Giis’ and Louie’s adventures In love, 9:U0—Atooseheart cliildren’s liour. music, politics and the garage busi 11:00—Two dance orchcslrns. come out for Sunday baseball games and a prize was awarded at the 302.8—WBZ, NEW ENGLAND—990, 416.4— W GN-W LIB, CHICAGO—720. than for all the week-day contests ness are broadcast over WEAF and 9:30—Syncom atics: great operas. end of the dinner to the person associated stations. It is stated fur 7:30—W JZ circus program . combined.’’—John Heydler, presi 8:00—Bing family program . 11:03-- Orcliectra: quartet: entcrraincr. guessing the vitamin content of V COATS ther. tliat the fire department will be 12.00--Di'cam ship; dance mu.'Jc, Jn eseiu at the band concert In a body. 8:30—W JZ program s (2\^ hrs.) dent of the National League. the food served during the r At 10 o'clock this same network of 11:15—Low e’s dance orcliestra. 344.6— W LS, CHICAGO—870. meal. ^ .Stations will radiate the regular "Half 454.3—W EAF, NEW YORK—660. 8:30—AVEAF m usical program . lloiir with the Senate." ThS'speakers 6:00—D inner dance music. 0:00—Concert orchestra: artists. "If we may judge the futpre by Deddedly Attractive New Models will bo Senator Lynn .T. Frazier, Re- 6:30—Tw ins harm ony program . 10:."0—(''olltgians; office boys. the past the next five ,years will pulilican, of North Dakota, and Sen- 7rt0—Kemp's d.ance orchestra. . 11:00—AVEAF dance orchestra. V a tor Fliillips I..ee Goldsborough. also a 7:4.5—The Landt trio. 11:30—SlioAV boat; orchestra: songs. see the gas tax mount until the Republican, of Maryland. The great 8:00—Orchestra, male quartet with 447.5— W M AQ-WQJ, CHICAGO—670. average will be 5 cents or more per Presenting Sport and Dress modes in the K American tenor. Lambert Murphy, will Sascha Fttlelman, violinist. 8:00—Columbia program s (3 hrs.) gallon for the entire country.”— appear as guest soloist in the concert 9:00—,\n evening in P aris. 11:00—Amos ’n’ A ndy; potpourri. 9:30—Schradertown band practice. Frank E. Packard, Standard Oil Uglypimples Season’s Advanced Styles, Colors and of the Columbia system at 10. Dur 12:00—Uptown dance orchestra. 10:00—D ilw orth’s Salon singers. ing the hour Mr. Murphy will sing 288.3— W FAA, DALLAS—1040. company of Indiana. N&tore's clear your •■Mv Wild Rose.” and three numbers 10:30—S enate’s half-hour program . 8:00—AVEAF orchestra, quartet. complexion and pai n t red roaes i n your pal e» Fabrics. fiom a group of popular favorites in- 11:00—SL Regis dance music. 10:00—Studio entertainm ent. m How cheeks. Truly wonderful reaulg 393.5—W JZ, NEW YORK—760. a - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALT7, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1929. PAGE SEVEN Sale Ends Sat., April 20th Seven Big Bargain Days Celebrate with us, our Nation-Wide Ward Week.' Seven big bar gain days, packed with pleasant surprises and big values. Special House Dresses Housewares events every day. Come—share in the bargains we have glean Furniture ed from the markets of the world. Ward Week has been created for you. Come every day. MARTHA WASHINGTON BLUE WILLOW WARE DIN SEWING CABINETS. A Ten 89c NER SET. Old English style, Dollar 7 O Q Dresses of real Value ...... • J 7 0 32 p ie ce s...... $5.49 quality, suitable for OCCASIONAL TABLE, always house or street wear—a great as COLORED GLASSWARE, low useful, substantially built, sortment of colors. and high sherbets 19c mahogany The Most Amazing Event fin is h ...... $6.48 LONG HANDLED WALL TWENTY-FIVE DOLLAR MOPS. A help for In Our History Offers— SPINET DESK. Spring cleaning...... 4 5 c COLORED KITCHEN GAR $18.48 BAGE CANS— cover operated WHITE e n a m e l h ig h CHAIRS, substan-d*0 Q Q by foot ^ *1 I Q W om en's pedal ...... tially built .... EXCELSIOR MATTRESS— AIRLINE VACUUM CLEAN Felted cotton tops QQ ER— an efficient 36x72 ...... Electric $14 98 Silk Dresses MAGAZINE RACKS Green and OQ MANY BARGAINS At r e d ...... % P 0 ® I / 0 IN OUR CROCKERY DEPARTMENT Rugs & Drapes Piece Goods ’A Modern Labor Saver- WARD-O-LEUM RUGS, Long wearing, Q O C Q SILK PONGEE, wonder- size 6 x 9 ...... ful value WARD-O-LEUM RUG, beauti Gyrator 36 inches ...... 3 9 c A vast collectiou of crisp new spring styles! An ful pattern. 1 O other achievement emphasizing Ward’s Leadership Size 9 x 1 2 ...... RAYON BROADCLOTH, all in Fashions ftnd Value-Giving! Gay, bewitching Washer iolors. frocks for every occasion, forecasting the mode for HEAVY LINOLEUM FLOOR late spring and summer. Dresses that will be COVERINGS, width 12 feet. 36 inches 4 9 c worn by the well dressed women who practice thrift Running Q1 07 without sacrifice of quality. EXQUISITE COLORED r f o o t ...... $84.50 VOILES— blue, yellow, orchid, CONGOLEUM kUG, pink and Many patterns. Q I C Q ft eliminates Blue Monday forever, g r e e n ...... 25c Size 3 x 6 ...... V * * 0 2 / the Wardway Gyrator. It’s guar- inteed for 10 years. Embodies the COLORFUL TWEEDS CERTAIN-TEED LINOLEUM best features of washers, selling Silk and Q 1 Q O RUGS—easily Q 1 O from $50 to $80 more. Easy pay w o o l...... cleaned V A v ments if desired. A Gigantic Shoe Sale Size 12x12. WASHABLE FLANNELS NOTTINGHAM PANELS — Many colors. Attractive curtains, lustrous 32 in ch es...... 89c « Rayon Bullion Majestic Vacuum COTTON PONGEE— fringe ...... 98c Good quality Pongee O Q ^ FILET PANEL CURTAINS— Cleaners 36 in ch e s ...... Medium fine Q l 7 0 Forget the price— you’ll have Filet n e t ...... ^ 1. o • ^ cause to remember the quality $40*35 Keeps rugs free and service long afterwards. from daist— Cleans upholstery, mat Style and quality men expect to Men’s W ear tresses, draperies find in clothes of the most ex Toilet Articles and clothing as easily as they clean pensive character. Thei'e is a rugs. Easy pay model and pattern to please you MEN’S WORK SHIRTS— For Men and Women ments if desired. —come in, try one on! Many patterns. 69c HOT WATER BOTTLE A good value Moulded live Boys and Girls red ru b b e r...... i MEN’S DRESS SHIRTS— JOHNSON’S BABY POWDER Fancy patterns Shoes for Work! Shoes for Dress! In fact, All s iz e s ...... for the baby’s delicate Q Q ^ 89c shoes for every occasion. Never before have skin, 2 f o r ...... MEN’S WORK SOCKS— Ward’s staged such an event. Don’t take our MENNEN’S SHAVING Ribbed, word for these values, come in and see for your CREAM for that smooth 6 Pairs fo r ...... 69c self! One glance at these shoes and you will shave. MEN’S SUSPENDERS— go home with two pairs or more. Beautifully Full s i z e ...... Paris Nationally styled and strongly built to give long wear. GENUINE GILLETTE SAFE Advertised...... 98c TY RAZOR, gold plat- ed, blade included § VAN HEUSEN COLLARS— USE “STACOMB” for your hair. Makes obstinate Women’s rr!".....$1.00 hair stay combed O C Men’s Shirts MEN’S COTTON HOSE— “WARD” LEMON LOTION Good I wearing 7 KC New Ward-wear Tires for chapped skin. Silk Hose quality ...... m OC Very soothing ...... 4 9 c $1.29 Boys’ W ear Balloon Tires Oversize Tires Underwear Ward W’eek makes it possible to " Fine quality silk stockmgs— offer you shirts at these drastic loiy 29x4.40 30x3^2 prices. Correctly fashioned of already the choice of millions. genuine broadcloth, with a quality BOYS’ ALL WOOL SHAKER MEN’S ATHLETIC SHORTS A quality never touched at this that you will rarely find in shirts SWEATERS Q 1 Q Q Good quality. ^ Q price before. offered near these prices. Blue and red ^ X • 7 O Full size ...... BOYS’ CAPS, fancy MEN’S ATHLETIC SHIRTS— patterns, all sizes 59c Good quality, Men’s Ties full s iz e ...... TOASTERS i BOYS’ PERCALE SHIRTS— BOYS’ UNION SUITS O Q ^ Fancy colored A wonderful value'.. O J / C patterns ...... 69c Ward’s offer a high quality tire far below second line LUSTROUS SATEEN O Q ^ prices. The new Ward wear is now built of the same FANCY GOLF HOSE BLOOMERS, all sizes O 7 C $1.79 ilen here is just type of materials which makes our first line tire— Like “Dad’s.” SHIMMERY RAYON the thing you have 3 9 c Riverside— so wear resisting and long lived. Ward- lieen looking for. A UNDERTHINGS— Bloomers, fine grrade tie'ln all WASHABLE PLAY SUITS— wears are equal to other first line tires in size, beauty Toasts two the wanted plaids Chemise, French QQ/* slices at one and colors— at a and value. value that has Panties and Vest ... ^ time! never been offered $ 1.00 LADIES’ SATEEN SLIPS— before. You will Fully gaa -anteed for 10,000 miles of road service— For lifetime against defects. want two or three BOYS’ LUMBER JACKETS-^ Orchid and rose, at this price. Fancy plaids. all sizes ...... 89c A good value . $1.89 MONTGOMERY WARD & CO. SOI/TH MANCH?>STER, CONN. 824-828 MAIN STREET PHONE 2015 Store Hours; 9 a.m. to6p. m.,Thurs.andSat. 9 a.m. to9p.m. ■ . y '_ ,».... -- *. j. . \ MAJSCHJSSTEK EVBrONG HERALU, SOUTH MAWCHES'l'ER, CONN., FK lO Al, AFRlU IZ, 13Z9. ^AGE EIGHT ri t f ' new owners of the Leviathan hav tie pieces when somebody tells him H «M (l(M t»r ing declared their intention of dis he is descended from a Tennessean. pensing liquor on all future trips Health and Diet VISIT MANCHESTER’S MODEL HOME— MARVIN GRflEN—AT THE “GREEN’* Eitvttbig of that ship. Senator Jones, whose ODDITY A brief press cablegram printed POBLISHBO BT THE name attaches to the famous Five- Advice KFTtAT.D printing com pany. INC and-Ten law, and Senator Fletcher, yesterday ahnounces that Mrs. At IS Btssell Street. South Manobester. Conn. ranking Democrat on the Commerce Allene Burchard, a New York wid By DR. FRANK McCUY Founded by Blwood S. Ela. Committee announce that any such ow, has been married to Prince Oct. 1. 1881 sale would be Illegal— that so long Henry XXXIII of Reuss. The im Mattresses, Pillows, Couches Every Evening Except Sundaye and as the Leviathan remains under portance of the marriage is to the CHILDREN’S DISEASES ARE UN Holldaya NECESSARY. and Day-Beds Entered at the Poet Office at American registry the Volstead act contracting party and their friends. Slanoheeter.' Conn., as Second Class applies to her just the same as to The major part of the interest to Several hundred thousand chil Mall Matter. American territory ashore, and that the public arises from the extra dren die every year in the United SUBSCRIPTION RATES; Biy Mall States from diseases which are ab six dollars a yo-r, sixty cents a she can’t be transferred to foreign ordinary numerical label attaching month tor shOrter oertods. solutely unnecessary. Many people By carrier, eighteen centi a week. registry - because the Shipping to the prince’s name. It naturally believe that such disease as Single copies thMe centa Board wouldn’t stand for it. So suggests a Reuss dynasty at least measles, chickenpox, scarlet lever SPECIAL, advertising REPRE there! a thousand years bid, and European and whooping cough are unavoid SENTATIVE. Hamllton*De Ldsser. able, but this opinion is far from Inc.. 286 Madison Avenue. New York, dynasties have no such habit of and 612 North Michigan Avenue. In 1923 the United States Su being true. We know that these Chicago. preme court rendered a decision survival. Consulting the books we illnesses are usually contracted be cause the, child is exposed to these The Manchester Evening Herald Is construing the prohibition amend find that, in the family which rules on sale In New York City at SchulU s over the tiny German principality diseases, and the Boards of Health News Stand, Sixth Avenue and 42nd. ment as precluding the bringing of are undoubtedly doing much good Street, and 42nd. Street entrance of of Reuss-Greiz and its population of Grand Central Station and at all liquor Into the territorial waters of by compelling known cases of con- | Hoatling News^Standa the United States, but the same de 700,000 souls, every male child is tagious disease to be isolated to pre- j vent epidemics as much as possible. cision held that American ships named Henry (Heinrich) and num Client ot International Nows Ser bered in ^he order of his birth. However, I want to impress upon vice. outside the waters of the United the mind of every one of my read "International News Service has the States were not covered by the They are, of course, all Princes, but ers that it is impossible for a child exclusive rights to use for ropubUca- to contract these diseases unless It tlon In any form all news dispatches amendment. To say that a ship is only a few of them, naturally, ever crOdlted to or not otherwise credited become rulers. Prince No. 33, the first has become weakened by ener A Sale of Sample Bedding In this paper. It Is also exclusively part of the territory of the country vation or to.\emia. This condition entitled to use for republlcatlon all whose flag she flies is, the court de one in question, is not one of the is only possible when the child has the local or undated news published ruling kind, by the way. For some been subjected to errors in diet, ex herein.’* clared, “ a figure of speech, a meta leason as obscure as the reason for cessive mental strain, late hours, Pull Service Client of N E A Sor- phor." vlca Member. Audit Bureau of Clrou- this system of nomenclature, the and lack of bathing or fresh air, or latlona^______In spite of the ultra-drys, and io other unhygenic habits. The fault I Henrys are never permitted to view of the fact that the Supreme must usually be laid to a lack of FRIDAY. APRIL 12, 1929 number beyond a hundred. When knowledge on the part of the par- ' “CLOSE-OUTS Court and not the Anti-Saloon the hundred and first male child is ents, as the . child is almost com- League is still recognized as the bora be elan, the game all over I “ MORE MONEY FIGURES final authority, it would therefore F there’s a mattress, bed or day-bed in this list you can use, you’re go again, being No. 1 of a new series, j iji^med for these diseases of child- The State Board of Education seem to be entirely possible for the We have no comment to make on I hood. The parents are frequently ing to save money. This is a group of floor samples which we are has just issued one of its regular Leviathan to legally sell liquor, as this idea except that it’s probably j careless and permit their youn j sLers to do things which are known closing out. There is only one of a kind. Some are slightly soiled items of publicity showing the ex many other American ships are now all right if they like it. I to be injurious, and one parent tries penditure per pupil in average selling it,, on the high seas— pro to outdo the other in bribing the as samples often are. Bring the measurements of your beds when buy daily attendance in «uch towns and vided she caii legally,get It. child with sweets in order to gain cities of the state aa it seems worth On the latter point, some of the the child’s affection. Mother buys ing springs or mattresses. ALL SALES FINAL. NO EXCHANGES. while for the Board to pay atten her loved one a lollypop, and father drys admit that there is nothing to tries to go one better with an ice tion to. The list is a long one but prevent the sale of liquor on the cream cone, then grandma comes It does not include Manchester. big ship, westbound, so long as along with a bag of popcorn, while MATTRESESS DAY-BEDS Neither do Manchester figures enter aunty feels that she is negligent un (1) Metal-end day-bed with cretonne uphol none is brought into territorial wa (1) Fine all-hair mattress in woven stripe tick into a comparison of expenses per less sTie busy a sack of jellybeans. stery and cotton mattress with roll edges. Opens ters, but insist that the Leviathan And so the game of bribing goes ing with roll edges. For 3 ft. 3 in. wide bed. Reg. high school pupil between towns on at the expense of the health of to double bed. Reg. $69.50...... $39.50 will not be able to legally supply By RODNEY DUTCHER. $45.00 ...... $29 maintaining high schools and tliose her “ cellars” for east-bound voy Washington, April 12.— The Hon. the youngster whom they all love so dearly. When the child becomes yyhich send their high school boys ages, Which is nonsense. It may James W. Good, who has some (1) Day-bed with round, fiber-covered ends. times been called “ Sunny Jim" and sick, the parents are willing to (1) Fine hair-covered Innerspring mattresses and, girls out of town. Neither does impose a trifling inconvenience for Cotton mattress covered with cretonne. Opens to is now secretary of war, has made spend any amount of money and in durable woven strip ticking. For 3 ft. 3 in. Manchester cut any figure in the the “ Levi” to stock up for an east a -good enough impression during many weary hours at the bedside in full size. Reg. $52.00 ...... $29.75 wide bed. Reg. $45.00 ...... $29.50 comparisons of elementary schools. erly voyage, but she can and prob his first few weeks as a cabinet' an effort to beat off the “ demon” di member to gag those of his. critics j sease while nature is really trying {l) Doubll day-bed "with metal ends and coil' Nor, for that matter, will any ably will do it without breaking who insisted he was only a mere to adjust the metabolism and body in Manchester be particularly any law. All she has to do is. to lose politician. | bring the child through a difficult (1) All felt mattress with heavy woven-stripe springs! All cotton mattress covered with cre annoyed at being left out of this half an hour or so of.time, fifteen There were some i-i the War i crises. ticking. For 3 ft. 3 in, wide bed. Reg. $29.50. $19 tonne. Opens to double bed. Reg. $39.00 .. $29.50 Department who thought it would | Much the same causes are re- pecuniary demonstration. What we or twenty miles outside’Sandy Hook be fine for the army to have a 1 sponsible for all the chronic di should miss, and what most Man and take aboard her stock from a secretary who knew Congress so seases of childhood, such as the en- (1) All felt mattress for 4 ft. 6 in. wide bed. chester folks would miss, would waiting foreign tender— the same well and Hoover so well. Then | largement of the tonsils and ade- Heavy woven stripe ticking. Reg. $25.00 .. $16.75 DIVAN-BEDS be the Manchester status in a com tender which, in all probability', there were others w-ho thought it uoids, bronchitis, catarrh and un- (These can be used as single beds for the home dernourishment. parison of results of the towns’ edu wms too bad that the job should be (1) All felt mattress in fine woven-stripe tick or camp.) will have relieved her of her sur given as a political reward and that If children are properly treated, cational efforts expressed in some plus stock before passing inside the politicians should be cared for else they recover from these diseases ing. For 4 ft. 6 in. wide bed. Special. .. $7.75 thing besides dollars and cents, if territorial limits. where. At this writing, however,, >vith ,---- - remarkable------rapidity .. because (1) Single bed with low metal ends and link greater than such comparison were ever drawn. both groups seem to agree that Mr. iheir vitality is much (1) Roll edge mattress with felted top and bot spring. Complete with all cotton pad, 8 ft. iVide, It may be annoying to the ultra- Good is a nice fellow, intelligent the ' vitality of-* adults. There Is no But that is wholly a suppositious is a nice Reg. $16.25 ...... $10.75 drys, but it is still a fact, that and anxious to work, and quite doubt in my mind that most of the tom cotton filled center. For 4 ft. 6 in. wide bed. matter, for any exposition of re deaths occurring to children from there are limits to the legal opera able. Reg. $15.00 ...... • $10-75 (1) Single bed with low metal ends and coil sults gauged by any standard save They say Good has put more per the acute diseases are absolutely tion of the Eighteenth amendment. unnecessary and could have been springs. Complete with all cotton pad. 3 ft. wide. that of money does not seem to oc sonality into the job, that he is Seagoing people and the Supreme more given to making his own de avoided had the parents sufficient (1) Fine all felt mattress in durable woven Reg. $18.25 ...... $12.75 cur to the State Board as a possi Court realize this, even if the Anti- cisions, that he answers more let knowledge of the important subject stripe ticking. For 4 ft. 6 in. wide bed. Reg. bility. Saloon League doesn’t like to be ters himself, that he has given a of raising children. $35.00 ...... $19.75 There is a growing impression in more personal touch to routine let Nature wants children to live and lieve it. ters and that before long he is go survive and they often do so even PILLOWS this state that this system of meas under tremendous handicaps. Even ing to know his whole department 1 Pair 21x27 inch pillows filled with duck and uring education by the yardstick of inside out. a child born in the worst surround BOX SPRING AND MATTRESS expenditures, which seems to have | Progressives liVorried. ings from unhealthy parents can goose feathers. Reg. $10.50 p a ir ...... $7.50 TBNNESSEE AGAIN taken complete possession of the Good has acted as counsel for' generally be made into a strong (1) Fine sample box spring and all hair mat ft one or two electric. power com and beautiful specimen of health if State Board, is not wholly satisfac East Tennessee— scene of the fa tress of best quality. For full size bed. Reg. 1 Pair 22x28 inch pillows filled with all goose panies ami as secreury of war is a the correct training is instituted at feathers. Reg. $14.00 p a ir ...... $9.75 tory. For example, Hartford figures. mous Scopes trial in w'hich a member of the Federal Power Com an early age. Food must be care $114.00, 2 pieces...... $59.50 In the report in question, as the mission, a combination which wor fully selected and proportioned and schoolmaster w’as convicted of sin combined with chemical exactness town spending the most money on ries the progressives. But unless fully teaching the theory of evolu he gives someone an opportunity to if the ultimate perfection in physi each elementary and high school charge him with favofitism to the cal growth is to be hoped for. pupil. Yet it is only a few days ago tion against the peace and the power interests the growing sus There is no sound as sweet as that a very authoritative educator statutes in such case made and pro picion is that he will be “ a good sec the happy laughter of a healthy child. The responsibility lies en vided— may be a bit old-fogy in retary of war.” created a big stir in the Capitol City Incidentally, there was some tirely with th,e parents or guardian WATKINS BROTHERS,Iw, by declaring that its schools were its science but it is so up-to-date question in Good’s own family as to to make a serious and sincere study , the worsfin the whole state. in its sociology that it is far, far his ability to swing the job. "When of the principles of diet and child- raising. The results are so great 54 Y?^%® South Manchester Not many persons will subscribe ahead of all the rest of the world. his 11-year-old son Robert heard at about it he came running in with and the efforts so small that no one to the theory that it is possible for There are plenty of regions a pair of boxing glqves and de shoud hesitate in taking up these % Connecticut town to buy a definite where the holding of teachers’ posi manded; “ Well, it you’re going to studies. amount of education for a dollar in tions by married women is frowned be secretary of war, let’s see if you upon. But Monroe County' leads can fight!” the same manner as it is possible Army officers are impressed q u e s t io n s AND ANSWERS. to buy BO many miles of railroad creation in banning married men with his promptness in making de (Ductless Glands.) Iransportation or so many pounds from holding down such jobs. By cisions. One such decision con Question; W H. G. asks; “ Will you please give me the name, loca j)f coal for another dollar. In other edict of its board of education that cerned the policy of shifting heads of branches in the department. tion and function of that particular words, the proposition that the cul country has ordained that none but Good decided it was best for effi organ in the human structure ture of our children is, like a chem maids and bachelors may teach the ciency if these heads were changed which scientists of today are find young idea how to shoot (no squir-' every four years. General Amos ing out is .held responsible for most ical formula or bookkeeping, a ma,t- all the diseases we seem to be heir ter of sheer mathematics, is not rel rifle Implication involved) in Its Fries, the red-huhting chief of the Chemical Warfare Service, had had to and, at the same time, have unanimously accepted as a tenable elementary schools. Five married that job nearly 10 years and would learned that we individually, are • .one. It would seem, however, to men and nineteen married women have been glad to have stayed on. able to control to the extent that we keep from having all these troubes have very largely taken possession lose their jobs in consequence. Chemical interests over the country Crosley brought pressure on Good, seeking that the human family is complain Electric of the mind of the State Board. Of course the theory Under which ing of today?” his retention. But Good Ignored All Perhaps the State Board can school authorities elsewhere have them and turned the job over to. Answer; There is no one particu ruled against married women Colonel Harry L. Gilchrist. lar gland which is responsible for Imagine no other way of setting up the diseases of the human body. an exposition of the s.tatus of Con teachers is that they should receive The critics ought to admit that Good is at least an extraordinarily Perhaps you are referring to the necticut’s educational effort. Well, their support from their husbands ductless glands of which there are GEMBOX effective politician. He had charge in that event, it might be suggest and not fill jobs needed by women of the Republican congressional quite a number in the body, each having special functions— some of who, lacking husbands, must sup campaign of 1920, worked for W ith Tubes ed that it is up to the Board to which are unknown. port themselves. But almost any Coolidge officially in 1924 and was think up a way. It is a fair postu western manager for Hoover in and Speaker late to assume that that, as much where outside of Tennessee It 1928. He always did a workman Olive Oil. . as anything else, is what the State would be substantially Impossible like job. Question; A. S. B. asks; “ Is olive .Complete oil too much fat for the body if a Board is for— and not. exclusively, to Imagine any such reason apply And he was far from unpre pared for his cabinet post. Origin scant two ounces stirred in the juice for the stimulation of rivalry • be ing to the displacement of married ally he W’as “ just a farm boy” in of an orange is used every night The popular Crosley Gembox- Radio is all electri tween towns, or between this state men— the universally accepted idea Iowa, where he owns four farms to to prevent constipation?” cally equipped . . just plug into a convahtent elw- Answer; I see no harm in your and other states, in the spending of being that the father .of a family day. When he entered Coe College tric outlet. Complete with tubes and Crosley Mu- hene enrolledeuiuueu inl u Company ^C of the using two ounces of olive oil a day. money, like drunken sailors, mere needs a job worse even than a sin Iowa National Guard— “ just to get 1 but this should not be necessary if sicone speaker, special ...... $75 ly for the sake of bragging about gle girl. the benefit of the discipline;'” he you keep your diet well balanced it, the one who spends the most be It should be remembered, how says. and develop a good tone of your ever, that Tennessee is Tennessee. In Congress he was for 10 years abdominal muscles. ing the “ best guy." a member of the appropriations Any good stenographer with a Down there, in such rural commu committee and for more than two Lump Over Navel. OTHER SPECIAL RADIO VALUES business office training and a sup nities as Monroe County, a man’s years chairman of it. . He was Question; D. M. G. asks; “ What troubles, instead of . beginning with chairman when the committee had would cause a growth or lump just ply of posAge stamps and station above my navel? It has been there marriage, as Northern soreheads the tremendous post-war job of ery could make these everlasting slashing war-time appropriations for about three years, but hasn’t Spar ton Cabinet $130 comparative “ surveys" of expendi are prone to assert, usually come to and he had always studied the bothered me until the Ikst two or No. 20 Kolster $80 ture— especially when they need an end at that point for all time. War Department’s needs and prob three months. Seems to pull or The Kolster is known for its fine quality. No. One of the finest makes of radio on the market. “ Maw" can plan’t the co’n and har lems along with others. draw, and I can’t bear for anything An all-electric set built into a handsome walnut not be complete; but It is another Likes Horseback Riding. to touch It. Will you krindy tell me 20 is the popular table model in a combination thing to show the people of the vest it, Maw can cut up the hawg Good plays golf when he gets something about it? I am worried walnut and mahogany case. AH electriftaHy equip cabinet with built-in speaker. Complete with towns and the state, in some clear and cure the bacon, Maw can saw the time, but he reminisces fondly for fear it is cancer.” ped . . just plug in...... $80 tubes ...... the wood, and split It— so what Is of old days when he rode horse Answer; It would be difficult for and convincing way, just what they me to advise you about the lump there for Paw to do but mind the back on the farm. are getting for their money. And “ A country boy never gets away without having the opportunity of It la that latter thing in which they still and spit tobacco juice at a from his affection for., farms,” he making a personal examination. are all becoming intensely interest- mark all day? told your correspondent. “ He de Get your doctor’s opinion as to Monroe County knows perfectly velops an attachment for domestic whether It is a hernia or tumor, WATKINS BROTHERS, I«f. animals that always stays with and if you will send me a copy of well what it is doing when it rules him.” his report I will be gad to give you that no man, with a wife to sup “ Is there any particular domes my advice. 5-4 South Manchester LEVIATHAN DISl^UTE port him, shisll fill a school job tic animal you’re especially fond wanted by some bachelor ■vyho of?” he was asked. There appears to be a conflict of “ No, I’m fond of all of them.” Just to keep you informed, Secre opinion betvreen .the Supreme Court hasn’t as yet found his meal ticket. “ Don’t you like cows better than tary Kellogg, author of the inter of the United States and conspicu Any Tennessean will rave if you horses, or vice versa?” national pact outlawing war, also gave the ruling that Charley Curtis’ ous ultra-drys as to the legal fight tell him he is descended from a “ No, just the same— and sheep, too. sister must sit. below, the wives of of an American passenger ship on monhey. "What we are waiting for “ There’s nothing more interest- ambassadors and ministers .at offi r V ; - high seas to sell liquor. The is to see a monkey explode into lit ' Ing than the barnyard 1" cial dinners. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 1920. P A G ^ last year and this year follow: sists of the following men repre New Haven County: Francis J. | AIR MAIL BUSINESS Year of 1 9 2 8 NAME CLYDE WATERS senting their district boards: Fitzgerald, Talcott B. Hull, Nathan ^ _____^ , January ...... $3,952.42 Central Conn. District: Geo. D. Winnick. February ...... 4,093.87 Hayes, Clyde M. Waters, Leonard AIDS SOUTH END P. 0 . M arch...... 5,041.70 1ST VICE PRESIDENT R. Nixon. Eastern Conn. District: Arthur B. First quarter ...... $13,088.99 Dawson, Sumner A. Dole, E. Stan The annual meeting of the Con Gain of Over $1,000 in First 1 Y'ear of 1 9 2 9 ley Taylor. THREE to FIVE MINUTES j January ...... $3,783.27 necticut State Board of Approved Fair^eld County: Earl A. Lake- For Spring and Quarter of Year Reported by Basketball Officials was held'in New to FORTY THEATRES ! February ...... 5,724.49 man, Chas. E. Mahoney, Louis .ANDALLSHOPS^^ Postmaster Toop. 2ilarcli...... 4,638.66 Haven Sunday afternoon, Jp'ril 7, N'anchy. 1929. First Quarter ...... $14,146.42 Election of officers took place Increased use of airplane mail 1929 Gain ...... $1,057.43 with the following staff being Sum m er service was attributed by Postmas named: h o t e l President, Charles E. Mahoney of FOR SALE! ter Oliver F. Toop today as being Bridgeport: 1st vice president, partly responsible for the increase 1 BATTALINO RESCUES ' Clyde M. Waters of Bristol; 2nd New Dutcft Colonial in postal receipts at the Soufh Man-1 vice president, Arthur B. Dawson of house, located on Henry New London; sec'y-treasurer, Fran Chester Post Office for the first St., 72 foot lot. Garage quarter of the present year. | BOY FROM DROWNING cis J. Fitzgerald of West Haven. 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Prop sewing at WTGRANTCQ socks ler^ Grant's low 2 S t S O f end Depertment Store* bofa a s # JNTCRSTATE WAY 9RM. erty being sold, must prkea. for guk. IS Godiis Held Free vacate* Loed Street Addfws EASY TO PAY Unfit Wanted TTTTTII^TTURE c o m p a n y Oakland St. Hartford ]' 188 STATE STREET, HARTFORD ^H artford Manchest^ . Aim&e a The EyeipiRteii MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY, AFRID IZ, 19Z9. P A G E T E N TT YOUR HEALTH Ti CHILDREN © 1929 By ^ b su a w e H NEASemce^inc SOME PEOPLE THINK THE DOC-< the blood, the condition began tc ^RUTH DEWEY GROVES ^ Olive/^berts Barlon be diagnosed more frequently. Just a few weeks ago the Marine ^calling it a great day with a choco 01028 by NBA Service.Inc TORS JUST "INVENTED” Band struck up “ Hail to the Chief” late soda at the corner drug stoi’e. APPENDICITIS Operations were performed and Mrs. Calvin Coolldge, First The ability to take whatever the Is it old-fashioned for children to promptly and lives were saved Lady of the Land, walked in state gods send, to be as contented in a be polite? By DR. MORRIS FISHBEIN that might otherwise have been down the marble staircase of the small house needing paint and with 'That is what a certain mother Editor Journal of the American lost. Moreover, many people were First House of the Land, preceded sagging floors as in the greatest asked me recently, in all serious Medical As.sociation and of Hygeia, saved months and months of pain by aides in distinguished dress, mansion of the land, is a born-with ness. “ I’ve always been so par the Health Magazine and disturbance diagnosed as in with the greatest in the land wait ability, the possession of which is ticular with Mary,” she went on digestion or by some other vague ing to be received by her. finer and more precious than much to explain. “ 1 have "tried to teach A surprisingly large number of term. Yesterday Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, spun gold. her manners just as my mother people believe that appendici Gradually other superstitions or Grace Coolidge, as most of the taught them to me, but she says tis did not exist until about 10 began to be associated with this town calls her, was going to mar Fallacy— Or No? the other children laugh at her. years ago. They believe that the condition. It became noised about ket in Northampton, Mass., pricing We have a popular American Am I an old fogey, or what is the disease was invented by the doc that appendicitis was due to eat pot roast and rib, ending up the conviction that there is more hap matter? Because most of her tors for the sole purpose of mak ing grape seeds which would lodge shopping trip with a little treat in piness and peace and contentment friends ' come from really good ing money. in the appendix and block its the way of a chocolate soda at the in the ordinary garddn variety, families who should know.” As far back as the history of opening, that it might be due to corner drugstore, and going home humble walks of life than in the I certainly feel sorry for the wo medicine extends human beings worms which crawled into the to help her housekeeper in house avenues bordered with exotic flow man who is fighting a lone battle have bad symptoms like those of opening and blocked It. hold duties. ers,” with crushed pearls carpeted for the good of .' er children, modern appendicitis. They were Actually these things are very This sort of thing could happen with gold and silver tissue for the whether it be manners or morals, called inflammation of the bowels, rarely the cause of appendicitis. in no other country in the world. paths hpon which we tread. and I told her so. It is one of peritonitis, perityphlitis and sim Cases occasionally do occur, but so A queen or empress or princess can In other words, American tradi the most uphill jobs I know of— ilar names. infrequently that they are now the never, no matter how much she tion would have it that the Mrs. trying to bring up a child in the An American physician named basis of special mention among yearns to do so, ever become a Grace Coolidge sipping her choco way it should go, and having at Reginald Heber Fitz, who was physicians. commoner. A queen, no matter if late soda through a straw at the the same time to combat the ever born in Chelsea, Mass., May 5. In most instances the appendix her kingdom is razed by the com corner drug store, should be infin present Influence of ch idren with 1843, was the first to describe lias become infected with ordinary moners c^ing for her blood, can itely happier tha.i the First Lady mothers who won’t co-operate. appendicitis as a definite disease, pus forming bacteria. Us walls i l l M i i f i never domhec ermine and purple of the Land, hostess to the great Must Have Ck)urage. which had existed for many cen break down, matter forms, the and pearls. est of earth. The woman who has the cour turies. He had made postmortem person develops fever and all ot Affairs of state may drive her I am inclined to believe that age of her convictions and who examinations of bodies of persons the other symptoms, that have into a quiet little hidden retreat, there is something of the “ sour goes straight ahead when she who had died with these symp been mentioned, and some physi but so long as she lives the tall grapes” philosophy in this idea: knows she is right, is the bravest toms of inflammation of the bow cian who knows how, diagnosis tapering candles will be lit at din that because we ourselves must person in the world to me. els and infection in the abdomen, the disease and saves the person's ner time and a liveried servant will “ walk slowly all our days” we pre No wonder this mother is all at and he came to the conclusion life. pull out her chair and she will sit fer to believe that it is preferable sea about teaching her child to that the appendix, which is a little In the vast majority of cases It is not the doctor who diagnosis ...... '.... **...... ’ * ‘ *’ ' * herself down in a court gown which, to striding in the avenues of the be polite. tube closed at one end, and coming Don't you know your' Insinuations are too cheap to get over?” he asked witheringlj. though frayed and fragile, could mighty. It isn’t always the case that off the large intestine, was likely the disease who does the operation never be worn by a commoner. If this philisophy is so, the trib children from “ good” families are to become infected and to set up — that is usually a surgeon who is ute to Grace Coolidge is the great rude, as she says, and are brought these symptoms quite frequently. called In by the man who has paint Mildred Lawrence as a Heart er, for she squeezed as much fun up with no regard for the ameni Just as soon as he and others made the diagnosis. THIS HAS HAPPEXED away,” she said vaguely, but to An Individual Trait herself she was saying fiercely that less fortune hunter, and the more out of her high estate in life even ties, but it is, in soma cas ;, de definitely de'cribed the condition Unquestionably great good she tried the more Stephen found This ability to adapt self to life MILDRED LAWRENCE, stenog Stephen didn’t mean a word of it. with all its responsibilities and plorably t’’ue. What is still more and made clear the nature of the would be accomplished if more It was just another phrase like “ see himself defending the absent girl. in any form, no matter how varied challenges as out of her peaceful to be deplored, however, is the most important symptoms: name cases were diagnosed earlier and rapher at the Judson Hotel, has When he drove Pamela back to and contrasting it becomes, is more her fox fur stolen from her in a you soon,” or “ how about letting little small town environment passing of “ old-fashioned man ly, fever, vomiting, pain on^ if operations were done before the me come up some night?” the hotel she barely said goodby to than a mere American quality. It Is where no one recounts her every ners” among children of all class sure over the appendix, rigidity appendix filled with matter had a crowd but STEPHEN ARAHTAGE him. She flew in the entrance with a matter of human individuality. catches the thief and returns the But whatever it was it made move— at least, they won’t after a es. of the abdomen, and an increase chance to burst and spread the in Stephen feel better, and he left in out so much as a backward glance Few indeed have been our own while when she is really forgotten This is a natural sequel to the in the number of white cells in fection throughout the abdomen. scarf. He asks to take her home. at Stephen. First Ladies who, after turning Not wishing to seem ungrateful, gayer spirits than when he had ar as a First Lady. thing that has happened to man rived. After all, it was not a day That evening Stephen called over the keys to the first home of Right now we watch her sip her ners all along the line, I suppose. she invites him to dinner. again on Mildred, and without the the land to another mistress, have Their evening is spoiled when of gloom. Pamela surely was going chocolate sodas! Perhaps a certain grace is taking to buy a car if he knew anything formality of telephoning for per been able to change in a day. from the place of the more stilted chil PAMELA JUDSON, daughter of mission to do so. He took up flowers presiding as hostess to Queen Marie her employer, phones Mildred to about salesmanship. But the little dren- should-be-heard-and-not- seen devil demanded concentrated sell and some magazines for Mrs. Law and her pearls to selecting a pot HOSPITAL NOTES method, less curtesying and return to duty. Stephen escorts her rence. Her gratitude was touching, roast with their own hands and to the hotel where Pamela recog ing effort. Had to' be shown. standing up, less primness and less “ I’ll show her,” he said to him but Stephen had no idea that much superficiality all around— 1 don’t nizes him as the jalesman who had of the warmth of her welcome came sold her a car. She snubs Mildred self that afternoon when he stopped know. All life is more . natural from a mother’s heart on behalf Miss Helen Gilson pf Windsor- and less hide-bound, I suppose. and tries to lure Stephen away by the new demonstration car in front ville was the only patient reported Sage 3ll!cn 5t (Co. of a daughter whose secret she had 'ey jhretending she wants to buy anoth of the Judson and went in to pick But this I do know, that all of penetrated. admitted to the Memorial hospital the people -v^ose opinions I value, er car. Then she meets HUCK CON up Pamela. today. A daughter- was born to 2-7171 2-7171 He found her as cross as she alone Connie went to bed early and Mrs. ySr/s*. and who are undisputed in their NOR, who becomes infatuated with Lawrence fell into a sound sleep Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Clarke of 21 her, and she amuses herself by knew how to be. Even when he tenets of behavior, for both them before 10 o’clock. Lancaster Road. Mrs. Margaret selves and their children, teach playing with both men. helped her intp the gleaming new Platt of Griswold street was dis Tel. 2-7171 Hartford chariot at the curb she disdained Stephen and Mildred had an hour their children from babyhood to When Stephen favors Mildred together without interruptions. charged. the manager warns her to be care to notice it. be very, very polite— to them, to Stephen decided, on the way home, each other, to their friends and to ful or Pamela will have her dis ■ “ What’s the matter?” he said, that he’d been making a big mis charged. But this may not be so thinking he might as well loose the Love is only a disease like whoop-'] strangers, take in seeing so little of Mildred. ing cough or measles, says Profes easy as HAROLD JUDSON is in storm and have it over with. He For his returning so soon had con love with Mildred. He is a weak might be involved or he might not, sor Pierre Vachet of Paris. The vinced Mildred that he was not professor might have gone further Miantonomah Tribe, No. 58, Im ling and Mildred permits, his atten but he knew he couldn’t talk cars merely paying a duty call that proved Order of Redmen, will meet tions to save him from Huck’s to her while she had a tempest and told us alimony was the doc afternoon. She became her natural tor bill. tonight at 8 o’clock in Tinker Hall. gambling crowd. However, he sus brewing. self...... only a slightly subdued pects that she cares more for Step “ Some people have no sense of trace of the bitterness she had felt hen than for him and refuses to responsibility whatsoever,” Pamela remained. MRS. MANNING’S SHOP stay one evening when Stephen began indefinitely. But she soon got Stephen came often during the Room 2, House & Hale Bldg. calls. to personalities. “ Miss Lawrence week that she remained at home. ^ As the weeks pass Mildred real knows perfectly well that I’m de- They planned a picnic for Satur Manchester Headquarters izes that Pamela is winning Step I pending upon her to handle the day when Connie could stay with for hen and that Harold is hopeless debutante and bachelor lists for her mother. Pleating, Tucking, Hemstitch ly tangled with Huck’s gamblers. Mrs. Sperry-Whyte’s Persian fete. I Mildred made sandwiches of When she asks him to confide in ing and Picoting. i - / / I wouldn’t have taken it on at all crisp bacon and chopped egg, cup Telephone 541. her he refuses but persuades her if r hadn’t expected her help. . . . ” I cakes with chocolate icing and cof to dine with him. They drive by “ Why can’t Mrs. Sperry-Whyte fee. And she’d taken a loose old her home so she can change hej^ ^put out her own invitations?” sports coat and made it into an en dress and they learn that her moth- “ Don’t be absurd. Everyone needs semble to be worn with a sweater. ei: has had a serious accident. Har help* -for really big affairs. I’ve All in all, with the sun shining de 1 • ’ old gets a doctor and assists in promised to ask the right people in terminedly, it looked like a day of everj' way until she is out of dan the younger set.” days. ger. After he leaves Mildred re “ You mean you promised to have She rushed about, putting the flat members that she has not found out someone else do it.”. in order, making her mother’s room v^hy he fears Huck. “ So you’re defending her too, are neat and comfortable, fixing a lunch youi9 ” for Connie; and then at last she was NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY “ W e ll...... but who’s the ready to put on the suit that was CHAPTER XVI Mother...... ” almost new, pull a bright red beret ' When she went to open the door ! “ Harold. I think it’s perfectly over her brown curls and sit down m Just Arrived Mildred tried to tell herself that! disgusting in a girl of .Miss Law- to wait for Stephen who was al 4&6 it couldn’t be Stephen who had I rence’s position to play up to a boy ready past due. More of rung the bell. He hadn’t been to her | like Harold...... ’! Fifteen minutes later he tele house for ages. But it was Stephen ! Nonsense! Stephen spoke more phoned. He was like a small boy New York’s and Mildred had difficulty in hiding sharply than he realized. who couldn’t go to the circus only To Identify her pleasure at seeing him. “ It may be only nonsense to you, it happened that on this occasion Creations “ I heard about your mother's ac but it’s rotten to me. Harold was it was to be a picnic. Genuine AsptiAa. cident,” he said. “ Harold told me.” there until all hours last night (To Be Continued) | Then he paused and looked at Mil- and. . . . ” h e increasing use of Bayer | Being Manchester’s Millin dged as though he, too, were think “ You’re wrong, Pam. Mildred Aspirin every year is proof ery Headquarters we are wasn’t playing up to Harold last T ing what a long time it had been CROSBY WRITES BOOK that it has no ill effects. It is the the first to get them. stoce he had called on her. night, if ever. She was nursing her mother. You wouldn’t be so severe accepted antidote for pain. It “ Had a demonstration up in always helps; it never harms. Quick Yonkers this morning,” he went on, on her if you had the faintest idea ABOUT “ SKIPPY’S” LIFE il See them nicely displayed attempting to lend an air of casual- what she’s up a g a in s t....” relief when you’ve a headache, or ness to the occasion. As a matter of “ So she’s playing up to you, too? cold; or are suffering from neu from When Pery Crosby was the lead ralgia or neuritis. Rheumatic pains fact he was keenly conscious of hav Working the sympathy racket? er of the “ Liberty Boys” out on You'll Find Madelon, Shagmoor and Wiltshire ■Well, when did you see her? Let A yield, too, if you’ll only give these ing felt impelled to rush to Mildred Long Island, some twenty-seven A as. soon as he heard there was trou me see, it was three o’clock when years ago, when he and his spies FLUTTERING PLAITS tablets a chance. But you want $1.49 $5.95 Lables in These Splendid ble at her home. He didn’t bother you brought me home last night. planned deep, dark plots for grape The smart woman appreciates the genuine Aspirin, so, look for the to analyze the feeling, taking it for After that?” vine messages in school, he was charm of the fluttering plaited Bayer Cross on every tablet. The PLENTY OF LARGE granted that it was merely a friend • * * unconsciously storing up the ma skirt, stitched to fitted hip yoke, to box always bears the name Bayer UEADSIZES IN ly! interest in people who had wel Stephen turned and glared at terial which has made Sklppy a attain greater length to silhouette. and the word genuine printed in red. YOUTHFUL MODELS. comed him into their hospitality. her. “ Don’t you know your in The jabot frill at centre-front Coats at $49.50 household word. For Percy Crosby, iBut he did realize that his in sinuations are too cheap to get for all his London clothes, and bodice, that shows plain contrasting terest was belated — that he over?” he asked witheringly. man-of-the-world air is the tow lining, cuts all in one with the right In formal styles the fabrics are kashmirola, creola slwuldn’t have waited for a special Suddenly Pamela slid over closer headed, serious, wistfully sardonic front section. A new idea also ap NELLE6S event to bring him back if he really to him and cuddled up to his side. pears in box-plait at centre-back of and kasha. Effectively furred or with satin Skippy,— with an artist’s soul. Manchester’s Millinery like the family, and the realization “ Is my boy mad?” she lisped Crosby was born in Brooklyn skirt. It’s so attractive, and so scarfs. Plenty of Sports models, in basket weave, mockingly. Headquarters, created an awkwardness in his thirty-seven years ago. He began wearable in navy blue silk crepe twisted and hand-woven tweeds. Sfnartly tailor manner that was misleading to Mil Stephen shook her away from printed in novelty dot motiffs in state Theater Building. his art career.at the age of seven Aspirin is the trade mark of Bayer Manufacture dred. She assumed that he was act him. “ I don’t care what you think teen by selling a humorous drawing grasshopper green, with plain green of Monoaceticaeideater of SalicyUcacid ed with self collars or furred. ing under politeness only. of me,” he said angrily; “ but you to “ Life.” By the time he was silk crepe con trast. The pattern for .“ Oh,” ’she said>flatly, “ it was nice oughtn’t to insult Miss Lawrence. twenty he had worked on almost Style No. 486 can be had in sizes Squirrel, Broadtail, Krimmer, Muskrat, Fox. of you to drop in. I’m sorry mother If anyone would receive a caller every newspaper in New York,— 16, 18, 20 years, 36, 38, 40 and 42 can’t see you; she’s asleep.” after three o’clock it would be you.” including two weeks on the old inches bust. You’ll enjoy making it, “ It would be if I wanted to do ^he motioned him to put his hat Globe,— doing cartoons and court because of its simplicity. Plain silk Coat Shop Second Floor oii^a table in the hall, but Stephen it,” Pamela replied unhesitatingly. room sketches. He studied for five crepe i'n garden green, printed c^ried it into the living room and “ Who ever started the idea anyway years at what he thinks is one of rajah silk, printed pique in red and dropped it on the floor beside the that our morals change with the the best art schools in the world, white tones, a checked silk gingham hours? For me, I could slap a fresh S m a r t S h o p chair he took. “ Can’t stay,” he re- the Art Students League of New in red and white, lipstick red geor inarked lightly. “ I have to do a re- guy just as hard at three a. m. as York. gette crepe, and black silk crepe “ Always Something New” I could at three p. m.” lirf shift downtown as soon as I The war i" terrupted his, by then, with jabot frill lined with eggshell State Theater Iluilding, South Manchester can get back. Just wanted to in “ Well, you know Miss Lawrence flourishing career as a cartoonist, shade are fashionable combinations. quire about your mother and ask isn’t like you and your red-hot only in that he found himself* do Pattern price 15 cents in stamps or if “l can do anything.” friends that talk like Bowery ing his daily comic strips for the coin (coin is preferred). 'Wrap coin ’•"Thank you,” Mildred said stif belles,” Stephen told her. “ Anyway, American newspapers at the front. carefully. fly, “ There isn’t anything: Mother if you think it all right to be un Later, a book of them. The Rookie We suggest that when You send will he pleased to’ know you came conventional what’s wrong with of the 13th Squad, was published, a for this pattern, you enclose 10 In.? Harold staying up there as late as copy of which was requested for cents additional for a copy of our Tomorrow Is The Last Dav * • • he pleases?” the French 'War Library. It was Spring Fashion Magazine. It’s just Stephen suddenly looked at her “ One up for you,” Pamela ad in camp that Mr. Crosby learned filled with delightful styles, includ with a worried expression. “ Look mitted, “ but it does make a differ jujutsu from an imported Japanese ing smart ensembles, and cute de OF OUR here,” he said; “ this must be pret ence, don’t you think, that Mildred expert. He then became Instructor signs for the kiddies. ty ihard on you, Mildred; you. . . . ” Lawrence knows Harold is in love and taught officers and non-coms. CREAM " I suppose I look a wreck,” Mil with her and that he’s just a kid In .1923, Mr. Crosby first pre dred interrupted. “ Mother had a whose father is “safely in Europe?” sented Skippy in “ Life,” where it Manchester Herald AFTER-EASTER SALE re^ltless night and it’s a job get- “ Again the dirt,” Stephen snort was an immediate sensation. Today, Pattern Service SPECIAL FOR THIS WEEK ting Connie oft to school. But I’ll ed. "Can’t you believe that Mildred the cornic. strip of the funny little be organized tonight and then stay- is no cradle-snatching adventuress? fellow is read dally by millions of 486 If^arold is so crazy about her and Spring Coats...... $8.88, $14.44, $19.99 • ing home will be a vacation.” readers from coast to coast. Last As oor patterns are mailed and up. Values to $39.50 BUTTER CRUNCH ICE CREAM "Going to be away from the hotel she wanted him do you think she’d year, Mr. Crosby exhibited his ✓ be working now?” from New Kork City please al long?” drawings and water colors at the low five daya. AND YANILLA ICE CREAM "I don’t know.” “ I think she wants to marry Anderson Galleries, the fruit of ten Silk Dresses for Matrons...... $8.88 <^ell, when you can leave your him," Pamela retorted. “ Even with years’ work. Price 16 Gents Sizes 4 0 -5 0 » mother let’s have a picpic up in a stupe like Harold that may take Percy Crosby’s pet aversion Is Also Bulk Ice Cream and Fancy Shapes. time.” ' the, country somewhere. It’s great cities, although he Is city-bred. He Name .>.. •> • • • Silk Ensembles and Dresses . . . ------$8.88 to Ae out these days.” Stephen “ Oh, for land’s sake, shut up,” has a 53-acre farm In Langley, For sale by the following local dealers T sp(^e enthusiastically. The idea of Stephen groaned and stopped the Virginia, to which he retires' at the 81ze . . . . . • •'••«. •• suggesting something pleasant eas- car. “ Here, take the wheel. I’m slightest pretext to ride horseback, Tweeds and Kasha Ensembles ...... $8.88 Farr Brothers Packard’s Pharmacy edvthe slight sense of gilt he felt dizzy.” and to write, preferably the latter. Address • •>• • ••;••.*•( In ^gard to Mildred. « « « Some d^ys he h,opes to spend all 981 Main Street At the Center - ^ e was a great girl. He had And whether or not it was dizzi his tlmet-ln Virginia, and write and Youthful Dresses...... $7.77 ru&ed her a hit and then, darned ness he remained in the same men write and- write. • Duffy and Robinson Edward J. Murphy tal state throughout the rest of the Skippy, his first book, of which if he knew how, something always Send your order to the "Pat Washable Dresses ...... $4.44 111 Center Street Depot Square hatpened to keep him from seeing afternoon. For Pamela would not Corey Ford and Robert Sherwood tern Dept. Manchester Evening her. take an interest in the car. She sin^ paeans of praise. Is published Herald, So. Manchester, Conn.” Mildred smUed. “ If I can get was consumed with a desire to by G. P. Putnam’s Sons. L * w V.". 0 PAGE EL MAr^UHESTEK EVENING HEflALU, SOUTH MANOUES^rEK, UUNN., FKIOAY, APRIL 12, 1929. many as our “ poet laureate.” His try. Matthew Josephson, who wrote Johnson, Brmano Garaventa, Mar is a tall, slender, well-groomed possible'to spend a year abroad the Zola biography, is a typical case young man who ma'^ be found In gathering material for a biography. “ Tristram” was a book of the STATE C OF C-OmCES jorie Waddell,, and Francis Mc /N NEW YORK Helene Mullins can afford very cun month when it appeared and spld When first I encountered him he AB0UrT0Wf| Veigh will debate on the affirmative his ample apartment reclining on was a “ customer’s man” in a Wall a chaise longue. He wears spats, ning bouffant dresses and trips by the tens of thousands. side of the question at a Freshman street broker’s firm while contrib ~ — ■■'I i M r trick ties and is somewhat of a gaily at literary fetes. Norma Mil- And so it goes. WILL BE MOVED SOON assembly against a Freshman team New York, April 12.— The vogue lay, who happens to be Edna’s sis uting lyrical prose to the poetry Miss Mabel Mathew of that has not yet been chosen. The beau brummel. His verse is biting for the sophisticated and ironic in and trenchant— and he is among ter, is far too smartly dressed to magazines. Training school at Mansfli two winners of these debates will Meanwhile, however, the'last of • GILBERT SWAN. speak before the Manchester Motl*» poetry and verse- has^bred a new the best sellers. suggest the garret variety of poet. the Greenwich Village poets gather debate at a school assembly on May group of poets who have substituted ers Club on her work therec; To Go from Lewis Street Build Edna St. Vincent Millay, who Jumping the continent to the of Monday nights at the Grub 23 for the trophy donated by the pleasant Connecticut country homes pioneered, now lives in an elaborate Ihe feeble-minded. The ing to Third Floor of Capitol Metropolitan Life Insurance com for candle-lit garrets. I know one Pacific coast, one could find Rob Street club and spout their verses wiU .be hqld as usual at ttii tli country estate. Her first editions at each other. Spring being the! Building. pany. or two who actually own town cars. inson Jeffers living what might be Read The Herald Advs. Methodist church. bring fat prices and her collections considered the “ poetic life.” In poet’s season, it’s possible to for-j Typewriting awards this week in Nor are they given to poetic af of poems continue year in and year fectations. You will not find them Carmel, overlooking tha Pacific, he give some of them for their liter-1 T Hartford, April 12.— It was an cluded sterling silver pins to Ger out to have a great demand. lives in a little stone house which he ary sips. It’s even possible to be nounced today that cn May 1 the trude Fallon, for 42 net words: eating their hearts out in darkened W\VVV\ V VVXV.VN.^ corners, but will discover them en built himself. Jeffers, by the way. kind. For, after all, they do try. And executive offices of the Connecticut Vera Hotchkiss, 41 net words, and Even among the more “ serious” Is a poet to be reckoned with. And some of them mean it. John Johnston. 40 net words. Solid gaging quips about the Algonquin " ■ ■ . ' . - S Chamber of Commerce will be mov poets, a change can be found. is just beginning to get the atten But the new generation of poets gold pins were awarded to Murial round table. Among the males ed from 3 Lewis street, where they James Roarty, for instance, is a tion he well deserves. . are quite content to live comfort- A n have been located for the last five Tomlinson for 53 net words, and there are several 'who could pose I for ads showing what “ the _ well- successful advertising man on the And there’s Edwin Arlington .'ably and even well— even if they years, to a suite of offices in the Francis Lewis, for 52 net words. side and lives upon a rolling Con j have to go to work to afford poet- third floor of the Capitol building Miss Tomlinson is the first member dressed man should wear.” Robinson, who is looked upon by And just a few weeks ago Doro necticut farm. Genevieve Taggart, Unusual overlooking Bushnell Park. of the Junior class to receive a gold who is a model craftsmdn, finds it Since the reorganization of the award this year. thy Parker had most of Hollywood Connecticut Business Men’s asso bidding for her services. Miss miiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiriiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiH Material for the next issue of Parker, by the way, is quite repre ciation as.the Connecticut Chamber “ Somanhis Events” was sent to HOSIERY of Commerce in 1914 there has sentative of what this new group is the printer today and copies will aiming toward. Not only is she a HEAT YOUR HOME i Prompt Service. Careful, Courteous Drivers || been a steady growth in the pro probably be distributed on May 19. poet df merit, but Manhattan’s out gram of work of the State Cham Plans are rapidly going forward for standing wisecracker as well. She WITH GAS Event ber, in the number of its members the commencement issue and only is, perhaps, one of the city's most and in its position among the or a few group pictures remain to be quoted gagsters. Don’t fail to visit our booth ganizations of Connecticut. Today taken. Those who have seen the Sam Hoffenstein is another. He the State Chamber has over 1,100 at the Home Progress Exposi CITY 20c t a x i 11 preliminary layouts declare that it members, 66 organization mem will be one of the finest year-books tion in Hartford this week. bers and a board of directors of 99 ever published by a high school _ of business men representing all the same size as the local high We can show you one of our con I station, State Theater Building, Phone 390 | branches of business and all sec NEW BABY DISTURBS school. version jobs In operation, and how tions of Connecticut. your present boiler can burn gas at i The 20c Taxi Limit in South Manchester is as follows: 5 j It is planned to hold a special The program at the assembly TIRED OFFICE WORKER reception to the members of the yesterday was furnished by the glee a cost not exceeding 25% above the i NORTH-—MIDDLE TURNPIKE | clubs and a special quartet consist HOSE State Chamber in the new execu cost of operating with coal. EAST—WARANOKE GARAGE = tive offices during the 30th annual ing of William Johnson, first tenor, I Kenneth Graham, second tenor, “ When my oldest hoy was j^ t a We also take pleasure in an Tlie chitfon is all silk of first quality, full-fashioned. Thof meeting, which will be held at the few weeks old he was badly consti I SOUTH—SPRING STREET = Hotel Bond on May 22 and 23. John Johnston, first bass, and War nouncing the arrival of the new service weight has lisle top, pointed as well as square" ren Case, second bass. The quartet pated from my milk,” sa3's a Ne I WEST—COOPER STREET | opened the program with three braska mother. “ He kept us awake Collier Counter Flow Gas heels. Value $1.65 numbers. “ In an Old Fashioned so much, my husband almost slept over his desk at the office. Then Fired Bbilei*. i The Taxi charge for the above radius is 20 cents for = j Town,” “ Home in the West,” and $ 1 . 1 9 " “" HIGH SCHOOL NOTES “ The Woodchuck.” The Girls’ Glee mj' doctor got us to give Baby some which delivers water at 160 degrees = one, 10 cents for each additional passenger. | j ^ Castoria and the next day he was ■ Newest Shades club then sang the'song they have F to the mains in si.x minutes from chosen to sing at the Central Con much better. His stomach and bow MANCHESTER GREEN . .40c for 1 or 5 Pass. _ ^ els began acting perfectiy and he a cold start. 'I'he first of the Interclass De necticut Glee club contest, being gave us no more trouble.” Avoid DEPOT SQUARE ...... 50c for 1 or 5 Pass. | ^ bates will be held on May 14 at held in Merlden“This afternoon. The quartet then rendered three -espe imitations of Castoria. The Fletch J. LYON & SONS a meeting of the debating club. The er signature marks the genuine, Passengers Are Insured. Low Rates on Long Trips. MARIAN HOSIERY CO: Senior class team, consisting of cially fine numbers, “ A Little Close purely-vegetable, harmless Cas Gas Heating Department Esther Barrabee, Mary Walker, Harmony,” “ A Musical Twtet,” and toria, doctors everywhere advise for Room 313, Hartford “ Gypsy Love Song.” The Boys’ 1203 Main Sti*eet Station, 755 Main Street Phone 390 57 Pratt St Ruth McMenemy and David Samuel- those ills of babies and children, son will uphol4 the affirmative of Glee club then sang the numbers such as colic, constipation, colds, East Hartford, Conn. they will sing at the contest this af the proposition, “ Resolved, that the biliousness, etc. • Tel. 8-0813 great health heroes have con ternoon, “ The Autumn Sea,” and tributed more to the advancement “ Give a Man a Horse He Can Ride.” of civilization than statesmen and The final number was a selection artists.” The negative team, repre by the combined glee clubs “ Carol senting the Junior class, will con of the Russian Children.” Both sist of Lovlna Foote, Murial Torn- clubs have done fine work this year linsou, Beatrice Laufer, anOr Doris and the outlook is very promising Muldoon. 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Floors New Britain Boy Thrice But Nearly Loses three- times and tied them once. S r " ‘'nrr‘“*and"%i;“n awu.g Wheeling, W. Va., April 12.— C. 7— Philadelphia Phillies. Ad Liska held the Giants to one C. Pyle’s trans-continental bunion- Close Second But Asserts tfrough the "oath dYrled Ida word on Kayo Himself in Great Finish; Sidden and hit in six innings yesterday and More Can Enter Tonma- along with them that the Cubs anu 8— Boston Braves. Lloyd Brown, rbokie southpaw, also eers trotted out of here at 7 a. m.. ?ie Giants were Que-two. Most of Christy Viptorious. ______yielded but one hit in the remain today on the 13th lap of 54 miles to McGraw Has Better Road them liked the Cubs fetter in thei ing three frames. Washington won ment. x Cambridge. Ohio. There were 34 entrants when the starting signal first estimate but we have By TOM STOWE. 2 to’ 1, on Hayes’ hit in the nintly a switch in sentiment toward the CHOCOLATE PICKED Reese .made both of New York’s was given. Team. Plants It hardly could have b^n Twelve bowlers took part in the Ed Gardner, Beattie, Wash., Manchester fistic followers who WALLACE, KAPLAN hits. negro, was still in first place, al entirely a matter of personality be Opening games for the town cham tween John McGraw and Joe Mc trekked to Foot Guard Hall iu though his lead had been cut to b y h e n r y Jj. FARREliL Hartford last'night were reward-’ Charlotte, S. C., April 12.— Aft Carthy because their baseball skill TO DEFEAT GRAHAM pionship last night at Joe Farrs less than two hours by Peter Ga- 0^ Yfith one ' of the best boxing WIN AT DETROIT er today’s game with Charlotte the vuzzi of England, who finished first There Is nothing dearer to the is respected almost equally. . Yankees will head for home and a Charter Oak alleys last night. Joe cards Promoter Ed Hurley has been Canade, Carl Magnuson and Emil in yesterday’s run from Waynes- hearf of a so-called expert than to The Cubs and the Giants are | able to produce during the indoor series with Brooklyn, thfee New burg. Their elapsed time: Gardner find the opportunity to crawl way York pitchers were rapped soundly Plitt were the only men to win limh hitting ball clubs and they have season. . three games in one match. . 77:53:40; Gavuzzi 79:00:22. out on a limb and find the ' ^ been ^improved since last ®®ason. Should Be Recognized as In the star bout of the evening, Detroit. April 12.— Billy Wal Iby Atlanta yesterday,/ the cham- still holding him up months later Iplons being outbatted by the Due to the shortage -of the num ' The Cubs think Hornsby is their George Bidders of Montreal, welter lace, clever Cleveland lightweight, jpions ber of contestants, all games last i The temptation difference and that he will give the weight champion of Canada, battl of {Crackers by 21 hits to 17. hut the Bantam Champ If He Does today stood in the front rank Hugmen managed to eke out a 15 night were rolled at Farr’s al DEMPSEY BEING SUED plub the championship. ed his way to a clean cut and well challengers for Bammy Mandell s leys. Next week, they will be held was ’^almost irre ^ McCarthy admitted that Carlson deserved ’ decision over Pete tO- 12 victory. Gehrig hit another crown as a result of his dedsive homer and Ruth connected for two at Murphy’s on "Thursday evening. sistible this spring Nehf would have to do some Pacheco. Ute Indian from Colorado, victory over Tommy Grogan, Oma- and But Boxing Commission singles and a' double. At that time, additional bowlers FOR $500,000 DAMAGES to dance out on a sweet pitching for him and it — who last August scored a decision ha battler, last night when he was will be allowed to compete. Anyone sprig'''fike a tight- ^ stands to reason that the Giants over Hartford’s sensational Pinky awarded a decision in a close bout. desiring to enroll should see either won’t go too far without Benton, Refuses. Kauffman. In the semi-wlndup.of last nights Greensboro, N. C., April 12. Joe Farr or Reuben *Broi.kie. Chicago, April 12.— The Jack rope^ walker and and Hubbell. So it Deserved Decisiou. Manager’Robinson announces that expound the inter Fitzsimmons card. Louis “ Kid” Kaplan. Meriden. The high single last evening went Dempsey-B. F. Clements feud was looks like a toss up there. Although crowded from start to Conn., outpointed Jose Media of Southpaw Willie Clark will pitch revived today with the service of esting intelligence th^opening game of Ihe Reason for to Auggie Brozowskl with a score of The Giants seemed to be in per finish by the energetic Indian, the Chicago in 10 drab rounds. 141. Following are the scores of papers on the former world’s heavy thatg- the teams fect condition in San Antonio and Bv DAVID J. W ALSr Canadian champion showed better though Medill fought gamely, he i Brooklyn against the Graves weight boxing champion, notifying that :won the ma last night: McGraw obviously was playing the all-around ring generalship and was hit almost at will by the for-{Boston next Tuesday. Todays Cervini ( 2) 95 116 103 1 1 he is being sued for $500,000 jor league base scored often a hard aud effective mer featherweight champion. Kap- game with the local club will end ball championship strategy of getting away to a quick New York, April 12 — Eligio Basiela ( 1) 95 97 112 c ages by the Chicago Coliseum lead. The schedule, giving the left hook. Some were of the opin the southern tour of the Robins. I and B. F. Clements, its presi- last year were not Sardinias, the man they call Kid Ian took seven of the ten rounds. Giants the Braves, Phillies and the ion that Pacheco deserved the deci F. Anderson ( 1) 102 1'08 108 ;. The club charges Dempsey going to win this '^enry L, Farrell Chocolate, and Angelo Geraci. alias sion but, personally, 1 thought signed to fight Harry Wills,, Brooklyns to work on first, obvious Busy Graham, will exhume tonight his might . both to the face and Philadelphia, April 12. — The Thompson - ( 2) 128 95 118 1 year. ly is an advantage over the strong Referee Frankie Portelle was clear Phillies held the edge today m the j 1 a contender for Dempsey’s There would be nothing so start the corpse of a once great institu body. Fortunately for Blaine, ne western clubs that have to go at ly justified in raising Bidder’s hand series with the Athletics, hav ng 109 129 ryweight title, and that the ling In such a prediction as ap tion, the bantamweight division had presence of mind to cover his Canada (3) 118 each other’s throats. at the end of the busy ten round scored 3 runs while holding the Humphries (OJ. 90 93 114 npion refused to go through plied; to the National League. and try to make it live again. Foi setto. Harry L. Stout of Chicago, tace. How he managed to stand rp un A’s to a lone tally. Yerkes and , Everyone seems to be agreed that Everyone seems to be agreed ls months, the title has been one of tne most famous referees in Earnshaw, who alternated on the the St. Louis 'Cardinals can’t re that the Giants and the Cubs are buried in an unmarked grave with der the withering fire of the New Cervini ( 2) 108 108 120 America, who attended the fights mound lor the A’s were mcked lor 112 83 peat - this year. But it wouldn t the only ones to be figured on any not an heir to claim it and the hope Britain sharpshooter, no one Bchubert . . ( 1) 101 because of being in Hartford on 10 hits. Willoughby held the i sound' so sensible at the moment baseball logic that holds. The Car is general that out of tonight’s busi business, was of the same opinion. knows. Blood was running freely American Leaguers to seven bingles. from' his nose and mouth but he F. An&erson ( 2) 106 98 100 i of writing to write the New York dinals are making a dangerous in ness will come a man who is worthy This Bidders looks like a real The series will be continued today. SPRING of the traditions of Dixon, Coulon, gamely withstood the vicious as Hough ( 1) 99 100’ 100 1 Yankees out of another world s field experiment, they have a new comer. . , series. That bunch just isn’t writ manager and their pitchers aren t Kid ’Williams and Pete Herman. sault and did not drop to the can The best bout of the evening, in Memphis, Tenn.. April 12.— A be Humphries ( 1) l31 95 9*2 ten out of anything. hot. , ,. The hope would be unanimous if it fact, one of the best seen at F’oot vas. Once Zotter had spent him self, Blaine again took the offen lated ninth inning rally R. Johnson .( 2) 88 106 114 The temptation was great to call The Pirates, apparently, don t wasn’t for the boxing commission, Guard Hall this winter, was the one run was scored, fell short of which wishes to announce that it is sive and landed a few stiff rights the Chicago Cubs as the new cham know about themselves. The out bruising batte between Mickey even tying the count, and today the 102 97 112 pions of the National League and field and the infield is in what all out of hope and maybe faith and lefts when it seemed he should Plitt . . . ( 1) Blaine of Indian Orchard and Memphis Chicks were one up on the C anade...... ((2)2) 108 129 100 the Detroit Tigers as the American might be called a mess. The Reds and charity, too. Joe Zotter of New Britain. Blaine, have stalled. Not a single person S u r g h Pirates. The score was For the Well Chocolate has declared for mak in the hall was in his seat during League entry in what the boys call haven’t hitting enough and their much the smarter of the pair and 115 92 100 veteran pitchers have a job to de ing the oOcial weight of 118 the thrilling finish. A rematch Yasko . . . . .( 1) the big classic of the fall. The per a neat boxer to watch in action, Pie Traynor, the injured Buc Brozowskl .( 2) 92 141 107 Dressed Man sonalities of Rogers Hornsby and liver. pounds, so that, inrthe event of vic barely succeeded in getting the seems a certainty. They both Captain, was back In the game yes Bucky Harris are full of weight but The Brooklyns, the Phillies and tory, he will'win strictly as a ban weighed 135. verdict. . terday. He clouted two Thomson . . ( 2) 85 99 108 ball club needs more than per- the Braves hardly can hope to do tamweight. The distance been 'Tucker is Beaten. The time worn axiom mat Magnuson .(11 103 97 89 sonality to knock off all the others better than keep themselves out of set at 15 rounds, the championship “ people who live in glass houses The bout between Nick Christy was sufficiently recovered to play This annual business of^ picking limit, and Chocolate, the presumed of Bristol and Brownie Tucker of niALLORYHATS the hole. shouldn’t throw stones” seems to regularly during the refnaining ex .( 2) 96 106 105 pennant winners is something that winner, has beaten off all available Hartford in the * featherweight Borowski aptly fit in the case of Zotter. 'Phe hibition games. Johnson .( 1) 105 93 86 the reading customers dearly love. opposition. New Britain boy, although in pos .class was also a stirring battle. They love to read the experting of GARDNER-McMENEMY Everything But Title session of a dynamite punch in both Christy* won by a technical knock- Birmingham, Ala., April 72. The 104 109 out in the third round when Honor^ Shuhert ..( 0) 108 $5 $( $7 their expert and then do some writ Everything, in fact, that goes to mitts, especially in the right, is Cleveland Indians were to attempt Magunson .(3 ) 116 113 113 ing of their own when the season make a championship fight will be handicapped by the fact that he ary Referee Stout of Chicago called to redeem themselves in their see is over. Some write, pointing out MATCH IS TONIGHT there, except the one thing it must also has a “ glass” jaw'. a halt to festivities with Tucker ond game wit* the Birmingham 108 laying against the ropes open-f Plitt . . . . . (3) 97 , 129 to the expert what a sap he was and have and can’t get; the boxing com Glass Jaw Handicapped. Barons here today. . The Barons 93 John Gardner and John Mc- mouted while Christy was pummel Hough .. ( 0) 94 90 that everyone knew he was wrong. mission’s benediction. This has For four rounds, Zotter succeed won yesterday’s game, 6 to &, Menemy will meet in their semi been withheld because the term ling him with a barrage of rights final pocket billiard match in the ed in keeping his jaw well protect virtue of errors and misplays i For the sake .of space, the two “ available opposition’’ in this case ed and was causij;ig Blaine plenty of and lefts to the face and body. town title tourney this evening at Tucker protested loudly against Carl Lind, Luke Sewell and oth.. leagues will have to be dealt with doesn’t mean “ all.” Fidel La Bar trouble with his hard rights to the Indian players. in individual pieces and today we the School street Rec, Play will be ba, former flyweight champion, now the referee’s decision but he only gin at 7:30. The winner will meet jaw. He was leading by a comfort will discuss the National League is a bantam contender and must be able margin in the last half-minute drew a loud hooting from the audi 12.— The Pinboy Rolls Billy Kaminsky for the title next ence which seemed to be of the Kansas City, April with the American League to fol ooL- in o inn point nnint matchmatcu playedniayeu considered but the young nian is off of the fifth round when Mickey Cubs were in Kansas City low. broke tnrough his defense and opinion that Tucker had already in ■ taken sufficient beating. The color a series with the American assoma- 177 The New York Giants are our floored ,him with a series of lefts 5on Blues. It will be the Bruins’ Score Of Smart New choice to finish first in the National fidence of the natives. A1 Brown to the jaw. Zotter was about to ed boy won the first round during which he floored Christy for one last “warmup” League. The Chicago Cubs a close also gets into the money, too, be arise at a count of six as the bell their opftmistio drive for ‘ ^® second and maybe the winner. F 1VAEE£'’5 HQ GOOD cause the National Boxing Associa two counts but thereafter he was Joe Twoarnite, 15-year-old pin- rang. outclassed by the two-fisted attack tinnal League pennant. cnariey It was a hard choice to make and RFASOKi FOR DOlWG tion thinks he is champion. I don t The sixth was a hectic session to Root Ts slated Tor today’ s mound boy ' at Joe Farr's Charter Oak Neckwear I I A~THIA1G/ of the Bell. Town battler. For to be the preference was given to the know much about Brown. say the least. Spurred on by his assignment. alleys, set what is believed Giants simply because the Giants , 1 H A T '5 A does anybody else, except the N. success in the previous round, time Brownie was serious in his ef _a town record for his age last night are the better road club. The Cubs 6 0 0 D RET^SOI^ I Blaine flung caution to the wind forts but this only lasted until Indianapolis. April 12.— After a when he rolled a score of 177. B, A. such time as he was able to score $1.00 and $liO lost a fine chance to win the cham f o r . l e t t im g ' Chocolate, as a matter of fact, ' and mixed freely with Zotter. In Two double strikes and four with a telling blow. Then he had fruitless trip to pionship last year because they iT ALOM E. would make a very adequate chaui- 1 doing so. he received several hard their game with the Ihree i spares were r<-gistered. Following couldn’t win games away from pion of a class that has had few or I rights aud lefts to the face and to celebrate by a repetition ot his leaguers was called off because of the first pair of strikes, Joe threw clowning tactics which prevent him home as they did in their own park. none during the last ten years Joe body but managed to continue the r j u d S neld. Ibe th% first ball down the gutter. The Giants always have been no Lynch was the last and had |1 assault until h« again dropped his from being a real promising fighter. back in Indianapolis today for Otherwise he might have broke the SYMINGTON torious as a team that could go out thing and even Joseph hardly be- ,1 opponent with a left hook to the Tucker was down for a count ot three-game series against the local alley record which is 181. in the enemy territory and win 'A longed in the same almanac with 1 jaw. Joe look a count of nine and nine In the third round. His score by boxes follow, show , The Other Results. American association club. pennants. It is not a question of dnn the old masters. And his suc- got up only to be knoclced down ing strikes and spares: courage or what Connie Mack cessors, Abe Goldstein, Cannonball again for a similar count. Ed Eli of Bpringfield won from St. Louis. April 72.— The New St. St.— Bp. Bp. St. St. Bp. Sp. SHOP Jimmy Rossi of ’Westerly on a kayo doesn’t like to have referred to as Martin and Charley Phil Rosen Makes Great Comeback. 1929 Cardinals were back home to 8 - 28-47-56-73-93-122-142-158-177 A t the Center the guts. It perhaps may be a sort berg, were just prize The bout seemed all over but the in the first round, a right hook to day boasting a successful spring of a psychology. fore they got the title and nothing shouting, nut Blaine was a bit too the jaw doing the trick. Vic tlarl- exhibufon tour. They will prepare at all afterward. Rosenberg was careless and Zotter whipped oyer son easily outpointed the game but for the coming annimj spring series ■We didn’t get to see the Cubs In so bad that be never came out ot one of his famous rights to the jaw crude Chet Bawlowski of Holyoke with the St. Louis Browns, which ■ — Investments That Grow*' their spring training. But we did his capsule until-he bad to and th that staggered Blaine. Try as tie in the opening bout. starts here tomorrow. ®nnday am \ Next Thursday night, Frankie see the Giants and we gathered the only to furnish a fiasco with tins would the Indian Orchard lad other game will be played, and then same Bushy Graham. Both were could not seem to shake off the ef O’Brien of Hartford will meet Johnny Haystack of New York who a day of rest follows until the ^®; ilicr.Kchtcr. Alclridi SO suspended .for a year because of a fects of the stunning blow. He reel works begin Tuesday when the Na has beaten such men as Laddie Lee, ^trick agreement they made .and ed about the ring almost helpless tional League season opens. 9 4 . PEAKLSTn - HAKITOIID..CQNR- Rosenberg’s title was declared ly and finally lay against the ropes Harry Ebbetts and Alentown Joe vacant because he was some six or Gans. IVIEMBERS HARTFORD STOCK EXCHANGE while Zotter whaled him for all Hartford Office, Tdephone 2-9M 1. seven pounds over the weight. 1 that it doesn’t mean ^ has remained extremely vacant to GraW couldn’t get along with Her New H aven New London New Britoia this day. ^ , zog and he couldn’t get along Boston Graliain Out of liuck out him. as his several trades for Just where Graham figures to- > More Villainy, Less Brotherly Love, the player proved. But Herzog, has night is not clear. He declined to i gone long ?ince. So are Tinker and do 118 pounds' when the boxing the bowser on all 1 Evers, whose commission put ond base was all the title notions and, even if he does j Needed Now to Give Simrts Pep ing because of the tMt win, he merely will P^ove that they spoke, seldom, if at all. F To Our Clients Chocolate can’t beat a feathei \ weight. The latter, therefore, will and Bancroft were ^^^® g <».Mallory would like to claw at each and they are now separated, as are have to win if tonight’s activities b y DAVIS J. WALSH Cobb and HeUmann. Baseball aud are to have any significance and a other’s eyes. Therefore, all the boxing needs a little more P^s®°®l lot of people will be surprised if he New York. April 12.— From the elements of drama were there. In And About doesn’ t. He has been compared not What made the Jefferies-Johnson excitement, such as Ban 7®^°®® standpoint of the many who dearly kicked up when he was on the w unfavorably to the Immortal Dixon love a good, punch on the nose, pro fight, outside of its racial aspect? It was the inimical feeling that per path, and’ Dempsey and Kearns and, in truth, any man who doesn t vided the fiose is not in any way furnished just prior to the first blow one decision in upw-ard of 120 identified with their own counte sisted between the pair: a feud, no Manchester less. The feud, the vendetta, al Tunney fight. • . ^ starts must have something heside nance, the abiding need of outdoor It was the kind of ^hing tha a working knowledge of what it is America today is more skulduggery, ways will enhance any sports enter prise. This particular one got Travers and Travis, nearly alike in outrage and downright villainy and name but miles apart m sympathy, To afford you the best service pos If he wins tonight in Jess Mc a great deal less of this beautiful another break when Billy Delaney, ■V Jefferies’ old trainer, went over to gave to golf; Schaefer and Cochran Mahon’s new arena a^® thing they call sportsmanship. This to billiards and Paddock and Mu sible this Investment House has as they seem to think he ^®^ statement, of course, qualifies in the Johnson camp because he had conceived an undying hatred for chison and Nurmi and Ritola to the boxing commission could do the eyes of the conformists as rank track. Paddock and Murchison assigned these representatives to worse than award him the title and heresy and I, for one, am glad of Jeff. It Was this same emotion that spoiled the fun by hecoming Am wait until a better .man is able to it I would rather be hung as a and lasting friends hut the 7wo serve you in all matters within our come along and take it away from heretic than acclaimed as a hypo- overheated the customers who saw Fitzsimmons and Corbett, Gans Finns are as badly estranged a him.' crit6* ever. I like this. It gives the con The statement, anyhow, is only and Nelson, McGovern and Young province: Corbett. Gans was too self-ellac^ test a filip, a verve and a m ea^B You Should Know serio-comic. Sportsmanship un it otherwise would very much lack, doubtedly is a most inspiring emo- ing to set himself up In controversy with Nelson but the activities of made those old Mel Sheppard- Lioii and, without its somewhat Gu^iSaskins match races of twen ifoxvm spurious restrictions, competitive the latter’s manager, Billy- Nolan, The man who makes r | prior to the Goldfield fight were ty years ago what they were. F l o RSHEIM 1 sport probably would r.egenerate Football Friendship Mr. W . S. Whitney \ garden has hopes of rats' soon into an exhibition of bar room enough to excite the populace to a realization that love was |iot the Football is all-popular today be L ing a few dollars -.^ brawling with no ethics save those cause everyone knows of the universal code coyering the impelling motive for this meeting; < The Dempsey-Tunney fights wera that friendship ceases at the ores M r. G. W . Dickerman S H 0 E S ^ use of the bottle. This is largely ing room door. Yet, . _ one of good taste. It provides only enhanced by the fact that neither of the principals cared for each football he in this age if bad an that the bottle, with which you other Ad Kelly incident to make bash your man, must be empty. other in a big, broad way. This Because riiey are worn by a greater mutual antagonism business helped the turnstiles spin? Th.ey whirl fast M r. S. S. Cadwell Bay what you will about this, it enough as it is. for «®®tban> ®J®“ has the appeal of absolute sincer- the Sharkey-Maloney meetings, too. These, however, represented the without its surface ntnnber of men than any other fine the tennis player who so impersonally personal. It would From time to time you will be called upon by shouts, Lovely Sentiment take another Kelly to eliminate the shoe, and because they imU save for an urbane adversary, privately impersonal from its violence. V one of these representatives with offerings lucky bum” . And the Today, there seems to he noth adds, “ the ing but. lovely sentiments in this He is the immortal club-foot of golfer may say “ hard luck” with the late nlneUes who e°t®r®d Yale sponsored by the House. you throng long service. his mind is gloating. world. They don’t snarl at each his lips hut other any- more; they smile with and was driven oft 'the field by Thus is the premium placed upon overhearing the remark of a train hypocrisy, which after all isn’t so beautiful sweetness. Boxing com ^ missions glower upon grudge fights, er, .who wanted to know how a club Most Styles ^ 1 0 important as the fact that spontan footed man could hope to play foot eity both in and out- of the stands, Baseball won’t tolerate the slight For Emergency Service call est disagreement with umpires. ball. He left Yale that night, matri is stified. It isn’t necessary to state culated at Princeton and didn t re that, while sportsmanship may be Even John McGraw, an.,impulsive 2-9161, Hartford, reverse the man, has turned benign. And base turn to New Haven until he came the soul of competition, spontan as s star back who ripped the * ale eity is its bone, its sinew and its ball is the loser by it, if hot in charges and ask for one of the money, then certainly in personal line to tatters. And as he ripped, \Mvee CRACKS blood. . „ he snarled, “ Take that from the Tennis Feud interest. above representativef » . . Ban Johnson is gone and w club foot.” . ' * J HV ■Why do you suppose that every .We can use a few more Ad Ker one wanted to- see Lenglen and feuds with Comiskey; Landis and Til Huston have gone withwitn him? i| ly«iy». »uu-tuc«and their grievances, real . and _ i j ^ '©N©V ((SesrHiM Mallory play tennis? Because the McGraw atill prattles with and at | fancied, in. every line of sport these lure of the personal elemept was Earl Smith hut everybody ktmws|y.efy, sedate days. .. there; they knew that Lenglen and 69 • <• /-i/> ■ FAGBTHtKigga V ' "' « r tLrym.nrr- i i lest Stores Advertise The Best Places to Shop ■wwwwwwwwwww************ i>» ...... of the supposedly well has been so the most killfhg disease in the a.ges “ “ ^ realized? In Idrge part. But fifteen to thirty-nine, to save moth- if ignorance forbade medical prac- ers and babies throughout the coun- SOME DOCTORS DELAY tice, how many physicians would try! Ignorance is no valid excuse TWO STORES-OAK .AND MAIN—PARk AND MAIN STREETS handle pneumonia, arthritis, un- for not Using what we know. The dulant fever, the common cold, in temper of the public and the dig store PUBUC HEALTH WORK fact, any condition to which flesh nity and responsibility of the pro Read is heir. Such a philosophy Would fession demand that the internist On vague suspicions in the chest he prohibit efforts to save 30 per cent practise preventive medicine as we Our Advt. Open Sat. So Bay State Commissioner called for an X-ray. With delight of the cancerous, to still further re know it. He can, but in how many HALES SELF-SERVE he informed her that it was nega duce tuberculosis from its place as Instances will he?” ) tive. In no uncertain terms she on the Nights TeDs Physicians Conven told him of her opinion of him for putting her to the unnecessary ex Until pense. She was ih the dark ages Back when it was ^considered an admis G RO CERY tion in Boston— Local 9 o’clock sion of weaTcness if a doctor was Page j^iT PAVg Tn WAIT ON YnuRaE^r I ever seen reading a medical book. Doctors in Attendance. The doctor on his side was through i^agges to the bottle i^UE! with health examinations until the public was educated as to what to MANCHESTER’S GREAT PUBLIC PANTRY Dr. D. C. Y. Moore, chairman of expect. Again, an enraged man SAVES Y O U TIM E the Board of Hfealth, this morning said that all he got out of his ex W h en o rd erin g Country Club SAVES YOU MONEY returned from the convention of the amination advice as to ton American College of Physicians sillectomy. When asked if that at fountains, roaid-stands anH held in the Hotel Statler, Boston. wasn’t good advice, he said he sup- restaurants, call for the “ split Dr. Howard Boyd, ^also nr'roose'd'so at- but that he didn’t need to Mary Dunbar Said, tended returned last night and . pay for it „o^inagain nsas three other doc-doc bottle . . . holds a big, brim N. A. Burr will remain in Boston tors had told him the same thing. “My work makes it necessary for me to travel extensively and it gives me an excellent opportunity to visit some of until tomorrow. Of course, such people are lazy. ming glassful of the world’s Dr. Moore said today that with America’s finest stores. In all my travels from coast to coast, 1 have never seen a cleaner or more ^complete grocery They look for the miracle, the self- I can frank- out a doubt the highlight of the reducing soap. They expect from most healthful, most uniquely department. One that affords a community as many advantages as do your two Self-Serve Groceries, convention was the address of Dr. the health examination the effort George H. Bigelow, commissioner delicious ginger ale. Golden ly say that your two stores are a credit to Manchester.” less road to. eternal youth. -No fee Miss Mary Dunbar, who lectured at this store Thursday, is head dietitian in the* home service department of the of health for the Commonwealth of is too high for the physician to Massachusetts. Dr. Bigelow is charge who must suffer with them. or pale dry. recognized authority on public They need mental dynamite. health methods and his address “ But even for the intelligent pub Wedgewoo^ and Cloverblooml-4 pound sections. Gold Medal and Pillsbury’s Best ,nii contained a lot of food for thought lic, do we know enough about these especially with the regard to the at things at present to keep the sin titude of the public towards public cere doctor on the one hand from health officials. being a backslapper and on the Commissioner Bigelow indicated Flour $1 other from being a crape hanger? a Butter 51« in his address that many practicing Won’t wd^lose more than we gain GCLJDEN physicians fail to co-operate with by rushing in without complete P A ic iD R Y the public health officers, to wel knowledge? Is not ignorance the come health examinations, judging Ginfer AU basic reason why the magnificent by the resentment when the bill potential, inherent In examinations comes for examinations which dis StHctly Fresh Eggs s o z . 38c close no new ailments. “ Let me illustrate,” he said, the divergency in point of view of the practitioner and the health officer Boned and Rolled Armour’s Star and Cudahy’s Puritan from our recent experience. We are profoundly interested in identifying Week-End Specials •and controlling the typhoid carrien A member of a family in which Ham ih- 29‘ there is a case gives a history sug Ham 27< • Sugar Cured, Skinned Back. gesting tvphoid fever twenty years Visit Your Nearest A & P Store Today! Sugar cured. ~ ago. Yet the doctor is unwilling ■ that we should examine specimens! because he has known her for five j You will find well-known brands of foods, all years. Physicians, advise against typhoid prophylaxis of other mem fresh and priced low! 1 Confectionery and Powdered Sugar S lbs. tpc | bers of the, family, although haK our typhoid is secondary. Dr. X agrees to report his communicable disease provided Dr. Y will do the Finest American same. Each waits for the other to start. Toxin-antitoxin is ridiculous Cigarettes p^s- Pure Lard ly little used in private practice though diphtheria still kills more Granulated Sugar children than automobiles.. An oc- ^ Carton $1.09. c&sioxia.l doctor talks of 'State medi- . t 2 lb s. 2 l^ c cine’ when the health officer strives FINE GRANULATED too lb . bag $5.10 for adequate examination of the S children in the family of tub^- culous. Yet only 20 per cent of the tuberculosis in Massachusetts is re lb s. ported in a favorable stage of the Sugar disease! In venereal disease con Jewel Best Coffee ib. 4Se trol the conflict .in point n f view is PILLSBCRY, GOLD MEDAL OR CERESOTA often the most readily apparent. One of the principal causes of white hair among health officers is the practitioner who varies his advice Flour 24 1-2 lb. bag $1.05 as to length of Quarantine as he Miscellaneous Specials ^ - goes along. ‘There is the law, GOLD DUST ...... Ig. pkg. 23c, 6 sm. pkgs. 24c OAKITE, 2 pkgs...... 2oc you say. But how futile is the law BABO, 2 cans ...... 2.5c in the presence of so-called misun AMMONIA, qt...... - ISc derstandings. Selected Eggs d o z . 2 9 « P & G SOAP, 5 B a rs...... 21c “ Then there is the whole brawl of OCTAGON SOAP, 5 bars ...... 29c SEEDLESS RAISINS (Sunbeam) 3 pkgs...... 23c divergent opinion in regard to ton LIFEBUOY HEALTH SOAP, 3 bars ...... 17c REPUBLIC PEACHES, No. 2 1-2 ca n ...... 21c sillectomy. the Importance of care of the deciduous teeth, and a hun Sunnybrooks d o z. 35< BATTLE CREEK AND BIG BRAN, 2 pkgs...... 25c (Yellow cling— halves or sliced) dred and one other matters. There are even physicians who advise against pasteurized milk. I some CHEESE, white or colored, lb...... 31c Fresh Fruits and Vegetables times think that certain members BANANAS, fancy ripe, 4 lbs...... 25c of the medical profession have When you think of the best in fruits and vegetables, thi ak of Hale’s. delayed increasing the safety of .our ONIONS, 5 lbs...... 25c milk supply more than any other Fresh Strawberries, pt. basket ...... 19c Florida Sealdsweet Grape Fruit, 5 for. . 27c group. ' , i j , FANCY ' ’ (Very good size and flavor.) “ I have, of course, selected in (Good, firm berries) stances ruthlessly to over-em- Golden Ripe Bananas, 3 lbs...... 19c Golden Wax Beans, 2 qts...... ------25c pTiasize my point. On the other hand, I could give examples of prac Maine Potatoes is ib. p eck 19« NEW POTATOES, 4 lbs...... ^2c RED AND YELLOW ONIONS, 3 lbs...... 19c titioners with a profound sense of FANCY SUNKIST ORANGES, d ozen ...... Sl.OO FANCY SNOW WHITE MUSHROO.MS, lb...... community responsibility, who have Extra large size, made their peace with Hypocrates iis;;v^<^-stock oi pin^p^. ra and his oath, and who deserve to be pearsftmifat^s^ fcebergVnd ^orida lettuce, ardchokes, egg plants, cpcarabers, chicory, (lepiiers, green beajis^ Chill known as a health officer in their Sunnyf ield Sliced Bacon ib . 2 9 « peas and French endive. j community far more than the in dividual who may strut fatuously NATIVE POTATOES ...... 15 lb. peck 19c, bushel 75c under the title, devoting his life to A & P Peas, c a n ...... 19c Oxol .... bottle 20c, extra bottle free! fumigation, tin cans and ashes. But Corned Beef, ca n ...... 21c Ivory Soap, 4 6 oz. cakes ...... 25c that is the other side of the shield. Shaker Salt, 3 pkgs...... 25c Iona Peaches, ca n ...... i,5c ( “ We must get to the question of Read ‘ Can or will the internist practice Bendsorp’s Cocoa, 1-2 Ib. tin ...... 33c Knox Gelatine, p k g ...... -lOc Free preventative medicine?’) To an Munich Malt, c a n ...... 35c Lorna Doone, N B-C, lb...... 27c swer this we must have defini Gillette Blades, 3 pkgs...... $1.00 Consumer Pig Bars, 2 lbs...... 25c Our Advt. tions. (What is an internist? I A & P Preserves, 3 ja rs ...... 25c Lemon Pie Filling, 3 pkgs...... 25c Parking have nothing profound to contrib on the ute here. But it would seem to me Challenge Condensed Milk, c a n ----- 14c Sliced Del Monte Peaches, 2 cans .. 25c Rear of that the internist, while making use Nucoa, lb...... 21c Camay Soap, 3 c a k e s ...... 20c of all the advances and eomplexities Selox, large pkg...... 15c Cake free with each three purchased! Back of medical knowledge, is the direct Oak St. descendant of what suffering man Page kind so cherished and has now Let the managed help you select it. We carry all kinds Store largely lost, the family physician at COFFEE to suit every ta^te. All fresh roasted. his best. He individualizes his ad vice not to the organ involved but BOKAR, lb. tin 45c RED CIRCLE, lb. 41c 8 O’CLOCK, lb. 37c to the whole patient, mental and Tender, Juicy Cuts of Meats at physical, and to his family and his Have yon tried them? whole environment. Tp do that, Deliclons— afresh daUy. wisely in all instances would make DOUGHNUTS fo r 1 0 c Solomon hang his head!) Week-End Savings “ What, on the other hand, is When You Buy Roast Beef from heavy steers, I6...... 32c-42c the practice of preventive medicine? Fresh Shoulders (lean) lb. —...... 22c Some lay people confuse it with Pot Roast, boneless, lesm, lb...... 7.... 29c Legs of Lamb (small) lb...... -39c birth control. W.e know the di^ Veal Roulettes, lb.". T...... 35c Forequarter Lamb, lb...... -...... 28c Pork Roast (tender) lb...... 26c oases against which we have* effec MEAT Fowl, fresh killed, 5 lbs. aver., lb...... ; 45c i Veal Cutlet (tender) lb...... 53c tive prophylaxes, and others will be Beef Liver, freshly sliced, lb...... I9c , Roasting Chicken (tender) lb ...... 48c added unto them. We know how you naturally want some diseases are spread and should Oven Roasts, best boneless, lb...... 39c Milk Fed Fowl, lb...... - - ^ , 45c Veal Roast (boneless) lb ...... — 35c not keep it as the secret of the first-class quality Roast Pork, fresh rib, lb...... 27c Sphinx. We know something of the Legs o f Genuine Spring Lamb, lb...... 39c-42c conditions that menace the preg don’t you? HAM and CHEESE nant woman, the infant child, yojuth Spare Ribs, fresh or corned, lb...... 18c BEEF and adult; such as foci of infec We carry only one Top Round Steak, lb...... 49c BOILED HAM (Sliced) lb...... 55c Fresh Pork Shoulders, lean, well trimmed, lb...... 21c LEAN POT ROAST, lb------.28c tion; extreme deviation in weight, BAKED HAM (sUced) lb...... i ...... 65c preposterous hygienic habits, and ^ade of meats and BONELESS ROAST BEEF, lb. #••••« .38c . Rib Lamb Cho^, young and tender, lb...... 47c SUGAR CURED RACON (Shced) lb...... 35c improper bodily mechanics. There Smoked Shoulders, fancy sugar-cured, Ib ...... 19c LEAN HAMBURG STEAK, Ifi. ....2 2 c is, of course, much more that we that grade is the YOUNG AMERICAN CHEESE, lb...... 3 5 c Standard Oysters, solid meat, p in t ...... 35c SIRLOIN STEAK, lb...... ;.4 8 c do not know. What are the ex best! SWISS CHEESE, Ib...... 40c TOP ROUND STEAK, lb...... 4 5 c tremes of the physiological normal FRESH CREAM CHEESE, lb...... 55c In blood pressure, temperature, al CUBE STEAK, lb...... 4 5 c buminuria, serology, diet, and the Fresh-cut Norfolk Spinach, 3 lbs. 19c. like? How far from normal must Delicious red ripe Strawbierries, 2 baskets 37c. the person be in order to warrant New Green Texas Cabbages, 4 lbs. 18c.' his visiting a doctor without a sus Special Tomorrow at Our Bakery Dept. picion of hysteria? The dentists say Young Tender Carolina Asparagus, lb. 28c. he should come regularly Irrespec Fresh Green Florida Cucpmbers, 3 for 25c. tive of pathology. The enthusiasts for health examinations say the Boston Brown Bread and 1 same. 'But for the effective health ex- Pint Baked Beans tor 2 5 « l Coffee Riiii^ ' am'ination we must have a public ■V which knows how to use such an examiiiation. A despairlog physi- ■'cian told me of an enraged woman Irhom he had examined diealthily. it::. y i-/* >1- ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERAIJD;SOIJTH I>iANCHESTER, CQiW>> FRIDAY, APRH. 1 2 ,192g. PAGE FOURTEEIT 1^',' (90iSG i ‘- " ■ r ' '■*'-''' s The Best Places to Shop PAGE HiSh wat«srs of the river wtd ,al TO BUY MOTION PICTURE Sh Rub-a-Dub-Dub! Three Men in a Tub! THREE BIG BUPINGS heavy rain last night are beilevedl MEXICAN REBELS SAY to have weakened the Aam causing! EQUIPMENT FOR CHURCH DEMOLISHED BY BLAST THEY WILL USE GAS it to collapse. It is estimated by a philologist that radio has added 5,000 words to' Second Congregational Chim;li One Dead and One Missing; So Amencan iVoops Across the the language, exclusive of exple-^ to Get Two Machines for Fire Follows Explosion in Border Are . Equipped With lives. Education and Entertain Detroit. Gas Masks. ment. LITTIB Detroit, April 12.—-Three four- ELPaao, Texaa, April 12—^Ameri The committee appointed to ar Sfeci/iAjm story buildings completely demol can military observers today watch range for motion picture equipment ished by a mysterious e.xplosion ed with interest the_^ developments for the Second Congregational Troops 1 and 2 slipped up on were still burning today while 16 in important theaters of war in Gordon’s church, held a meeting at the Man their write-ups again this week. units of fire fighters' worked in tke Mexico. • i chester Community clubhouse Troop 2 reports that they did not‘ ruins seeking bodies of victims be The American border was closely \ Wednesday evening. They have or hold their meeting until Thursday lieved to have been caught in the patrolled by American troops from dered from the Church Film Com evening last week which is reason blazing cave in. El Paso westward to Nogales to pany of Boston, two Holmes port enough as all write-ups must be in One man is known dead and one day. The sensitive point Is naco, Native Market able machines. With a view lo by Thursday noon. But what about missing. - Police and fire officials where the Federals are entrenched. raising a portion of the purchase Troop 1? were certain today that at least The army of Escobar and Caraveo price for the apparatus, the com four more persons lost their -lives. is reported now moving along the mittee made plans for a religious Harvey Gould and Arthur L’Heu- The dead man was unidentified Mexican side of the International Native and Westemi motion picture service for Sunday reux of Troop 3 and 2 respectively early today. The only thing which line -westward to Naco, where a evening. May 5, and an entertain will receive the Eagle Scout award may lead to his identification Is battle may be fought. ment for Monday evening. May 6, at the next Court of Honor. Man- a money order from Hamburg, Ger The rebels claim to have three- for wl^ch the members will sell chestfer now has five Eagles. Con many, bearing the name of Johanna inch siege guns and to. have gas MEATS tickets. gratulations, Scout Gould and Kather. The missing man is Her warfare equipment. The latter Rev. H. M. Peterson of the Film L’Heureux! bert Tallon who was In the wreck claim is not taken seriously. How company will come here and g’ve a ed building at the, time of the ex ever, the American troops are to he Our prices are the low-] brief address at the meeting in the We expect to see a large number plosion. equipped with gas masks, it was of Scouts at the Court of Honor for auditorium Sunday evening. Hymns The explosion which was follow reported today. The Mexican rebels est in Manchester. will be thrown on the screen and their music merit badge now that ed by fire was one of the worst in can have only, a very limited three pictures shown,— ‘‘Forgive Us a Harmonica Band and a Scout or Detroit in years. Plate glass win amount of gas and little equipment Our Debts, ‘ “ The Good Samari chestra have been organized. dows for blocks around were shat ■for Its use, according to Americans Steaks, Pork, Lamb | tan,” and, “ Who Loseth His Life.” tered by the blast. The damage familiar with the rebel organiza On Monday evening. May 6, at Did we hear sorneone wisecrack was estimated at more than $500, tion. and Beef S o ’clock the performance will be that the Harmonica Band would 000. in the church school room. The sing as well, as play the next num program will consist of one reel’ of ber? SIX MEN KILLED Roasting Chickens scenic pictures, “ Our Gang” com MAY DROP THE CHARGE ■ * . . i • ’ edy, two reels. The feature picture Nothing has been heard of the Lansing, Mich., April ‘ 12.— Six and Fowls will be “ The Goose Hangs High.” swimming meet that was to have \ men were reported killed today in During the entertainment Leon taken place between J'roop 2 and 6. ; / Ag ain st MISS MORGAN the collapse of a coffer dam In the EiUed and dressed while you \ Holmes will give a humorous mono Or didn’ t It. middle of Grand river here. Two wait at no extra charge. logue. ii\ other men were rescued and taken The committee is made up of the Now js the season of the year to New York, April 12— Now that to a hospital in serious condition. following: Ralph C. Brown, chair begin studying on Bird Study and Texas Gulnau has been freed by a The eight men were working In- 246 NORTH MAIN man; Meredith Stevenson, Albert Botany. And then there’s Etomolo- jury of 12 good men and true on kide the coffer ‘dam of the;foun-i Tuttle, John Wolcott, Millard Park, gy for the Scout that’s insect inclin X charges of maintaining a nuisance, 'dations for a viaduct over the river, i PHONE 1650-2 Mrs. George F. Borst, Ralph Rock ed. what will be the fate of the govern well and E. P. Walton. ment’s case against Helen Morgan SCOUT HERIOSM and the other Broadwayfarers who^ i A new record'',Of Scout Heroisin were arrested at the same time last NOON STOCKS ! and the story of a Scoutmaster, summer? I James Tarwater Wright, of Rock- Broadway and the women’s legal ' wood,- Tennessee, who gave his own lights were asking this question to day and the whispered answer ' New York, April 12.— Most of the life In an effort to save the lives of the boys in his Troop, are included sounded suspiciously like: active industrial stocks sold at Roger Cheney in charge of the Bob call. .Patrols will go on a,\ hike .Scout ComtnisMouer. The Troop ’ “ They may be dropped'.'” higher price levels at the beginning in the report of conditions in the fiood devastated areas of Tennessee White Patrol, “ Red” Irwin in Saturday. Bring grub. Committee will present each Scout It is hard for “ those in the of trading today but the upward charge of the Lions, Harvey Gould with his .registration card and know” to figure how the govern movement lost its momentum when and Alabama made to Chief Scout Troop 5 iUbbe’s Quality the Silver Fox and '.ydoutmaster Mc- Tenderfoot badge.-Let’s-see every the professionals and big traders Executive James E. West by Fred Troop 5 held its meeting at 7:15 ment- can hope for-cpnvictionain poured in a heavy load of stocks for C. Mills. Director of Swimming and Comb of the Pine Tree Patrol. W. o’clock in the Swedish Lutheran hoy present and neatly dressed. It the cases of, the other defendants strictly profit-saving purposes. Water Safety for The Department Durkee passed his Tenderfoot test, Church. The meeting opened with Is said also, that a little “ feed” may held -on Identical charges, with the The $135,000,000 shrinkage in of Camping of the Boy Scouts of Stimson and Muldoon passed their the salute to the flag; and inspec follow, and a general good tltne. precedent of Miss Guinan’s ac brokers’ loans for third consecutive America, who has just returned Compass test. A check was, then tion. Games were played followed Let’s go. Troop 9! Every one on quittal staring them in the face. ■weekly decrease, looked good to the from a tour of the region. Seven made on Merit Badge ipamphlets by an instruction period.' After re- deck! It has already been prpven that it and the troop dismissed promptly at bulls in Wall street, but the 9 per other Rockwood Scouts lost their peatin,g the Scout Oath and laws the Lq,st Tuesday evening Troop 9 is almost impossible to convict a cent rate on both demand and time lives in the floods. 9 o’clock by sayin.g the Scout Oath. troop was dismissed. held its weekly meetin.g with the night club Impressario in New, loans told a better story of the Supreme Sacrifice Notes Roy Johnson will have cl\arge of very low attendance of twenty, the York on charges of vtolafing the big handicap on speculative trading Scoutmaster Wright was drown the hike to the cabin Saturday lowest to date. It was ton bad, for liquor law. Because of this little' Troop 3 is starting an orchestra difficulty the “ public nuisance” Roasted and Packed jn Hartford imposed by the tight money mar ed in trying to save one young Scout All scouts in if met at Roger morning. Chief Colema» of the Manchester ket situation. After the first bulge from drowning when White’s Troop 6 Fire Department, gave a very inter charges were lodged against Miss Cheney’s home at 7 o'clock on Guinan, Helen Morgan and others had carried prices a point or higher, Creek, outside of Rockwood, over Thursday evening. esting talk on fire prevention and flowed and catapulted a Bov Scout Troop 6 opened Us meeting Tues how to send in an alarm.! He of the night life elite. With the ; ■ by the reaction set in and most of the The Bob White Patrol is giving day with the usual flag ceremony early gains were wiped out. The Cabin into a forty foot flood of stressedl.the point that tlje best way failure of the nuisance charges to a surprise at the next meeting. and the Scout Oath. stand, up,, howeved, the govern stock market continues to be a pro water. Scoutmaster Wright work Lei’s have a full troop to see it. A to stop, Area is not. to have, them. ed for hours in the water bringing The Scoutcraft period was used In other words, prevent fires, and ment figuratively is left without fessional affair, and new traders Patrol Leaders meeting was held to prepare the inter-patrol events. are not so easily enticed to “ try Scouts to safety, and then, when his eliminate all chances of a fire start another weapon with whuch to con last Sunday and subjects that the They were, sera.6phore won by the tinue its war on the great White their hand” by even the most prom strength was gone, lost his own life troop will take up later were talk ing thru carelessness dr negligence. trying to save a young Scout who Linn Patrol. The Silver Fox patrol The Scouts,also saw; exhibitions of Way. ising prospect. ed over. The silver Fox Patrol will which is made-up of Earl Smith, United States Steel sold above fell into the swift flood. The flood meet at the Center at 1 o’clock Sat leaf ,prinfing and - of neckerchief The E. S. Kibbe Co. Irving Prentice and Merriel DISTINGUISHED AUDIENCE. 190, the high price on the move, on water rose so suddenly that the urday afternoon to go on. a hike. slides. Many of the Scouts planned cabin of the Rockwood Scouts, 500 Rubinow won the Potato Race. The to make some of their own. reports that the new shares, to be Ti-oop i Lion Patrol won the Rescue Race. offered next Tuesday, -would be dis feet off the Dixie Highway and on Troop 9 is vej^y proud of the Rome, April 12.— Miss Elizabeth the bank of a stream which hasn't Trerop 4 opened its meeting at I The meeting was dismissed at 8:30 fact that they have a Second Class Rethberg, American prima donna tributed at $150 a share, making 7:30 o’clock in the basement of o’clock. the “ rights” ,worth $7 a share. Not risen to menacing flood proportions Scout. Patrol Leader Richard La of the Metropolitan Opera Com Rpasters of Fine Coffees in over a century, was submerged St. Mary’s Church with 25 Scouts Vincent Lennon of the Eagle Chappelle of the Peaver Patrol has pany, New York, had the honor last much stock -was turned over at that present. The scout Oath was re I patrol passed Scout pace. jtrice, however. Bethlehem reached and then broken up and carried successfully completed his Second night of singing before a king, a down the stream. Of the twenty peated and the dues collected. Each Saturday ten boys went on a hike Class tests and is the first Second dictator, innumerable princes and ^Since 1878 112 but quickly declined to below patrol assembled -in their dens. to the lean-to on Keeney street. 111. Anaconda. Cerro de Pasco, boys and two leaders who were Class. However, Scout Scribe, dukes and the whole diplomatic asleep in the cabin when the flood Scoutmaster Crawshaw divided the They ate supper and \had a game of Richard Tunsky has only one-half corps. King Victor Emanuel, pre American Smelting and other Cop troop into two sides. Capture the Capture the Flag. The winning per shares sold within a narrow rose and were stranded on the root of a test yet to pass, and Assistant mier Mussolini and the other notr until the .cabin broke up from the flag, capture the bacon and find the team came in a few seconds before Patrol Leader Laurutzen of the ables enjoyed her performance of radius of Thursday’s final prices. penny, were played. the other. Short covering of some of the force of the current, seven Scouts Foxes has- one test left. The first “ The Sunken Bell.” and their Scoutmaster lost their Second Class First Aid problems Troop 9 First Class Scout will be ■ made stocks that have been under fire for were answered hv each Scout. Next Well Scouts, they’ve come at the last few days, accounted for the lives. The other Sco-uts were only Senior Patrol Leader. saved from death through the Tuesday each Scout is to know last! Pins, registration cards, and l^%XXXXX!3GXXXXXXX500i3tX36XXXXXX3tXKXX^^ sharp recoveries in some sections everythir,-3: concerning one tree the Troop Charter! Troop 9 is a of the list. Kolster Radio and Hupp heroic work of iheir leaders and A talking moving picture of 300 the good judgment of their Scout Patrol signalling by .Morse and regular sure-fire Troop, at last! animals was filmed at the Bronx motors benefitted mostly froni buy Semaphore is to be run off also. Whoopee! ing of this sort. Kolster advancing master. who until his death, kept Zoo the other day. Now the -movies the Scouts from panic and instruct Four boys went on a hike Satur So next meeting. Troop 9 wilj, bd caa add to their classic advertising lo 39. against the Week’s lo-w at 31. day and iearued a lot about nature. formally presented with its Charter Business and industrial reports ed the older Scouts in keeping their line, a “ 100 per cent all-talkie all younger companions froni sub The meeting was closed after roll by G. Samuel Bohlin, Manchester’s dumb”. picture. S M l T i r S ■Tcachiug the financial district today were in line with the fa"vorable merging in the flood. To fifteen North School Street . , !TeL1200 Statements that have been coming, year old Scout Jack Hamby, who, to the front since the turn of the despite a badly crushed thigh and a m v -E! month. Predictions of a serious laceration which removed a finger reaction in business by a number from one of his hands, goes the of the reliable economic bureaus credit too, for keeping up the ■were not taken serious’ y in the morale of the Scouts through the Service—Quality financial district, since all si,gns trying hours when they were con W E E K -I^ 8PECIAIA point definitely to the opposite dir fined to the breaking-up roof of the ection. cabin and who personally and with Brokers reported a good call for the aid of other Scouts dragged the high grade railroad stocks, Several of his younger companions most of -which have been so far be from the wafer. hind the market that they have not Another Hero HEAT DEPAitmianr been driven off In recent set-backs Another hero of the catastrophe on the big board. The same was was former Scoutmaster Charles QUALITY MEATS true of the oils, -which in spite of Acuff, a member of one of the the heavy over-production of crude rescue parties who spent more than Roast Pork...... 29c ...... 42c-45c oil, will make good profits this five hours in the flood waters to yea r. rescue one Scout from drowning. Prices in all sections of the mar For several hours he -.faded with an ket enjoyed a lively spurt in the injured boy on his shoulders. ..,.::2 3 c ...w ^...30^35c second hour. In other parts of the flood area. . Commodity markets were steady Scouts did efficient work of relief. cotton off about 4 points and At Elba and Geneva, Alabama, Small Lean Fresh Shoulders Fresh Pork to Roast, rib end grain fractionally higher. Scouts mobilized soon after the m e% ^ • • # • floods descended and more than a 23clb. 27c, loin 32c lb. Ham Ends...... 33c hundred strong did relief work for • »■ _ GERMANY’S WAR DEBT the refugees. Scouts of Anniston, Alabama, under the personal direc Small Legs Spring Lamb Fresh Killed Fowls , • • • • ••••••« uvv2flp tion of Scout executive Burl Quinn, Roast Veal...... 35c Paris. April 12.— A tentative collected and shipped over 20,000 Tender Chickens to roast. agreement among the alUed repara pieces of clothing to the flood area Boneless Roast of Lamb tions experts as to the size of the for the refugees. Boneless Roast Veal annuities Germany must pay Is ex The report of Captain Hills Prime Rib Roast Beef pected late today or tomorrow. shows that In every inMance where GARDEN and m W ER SEm While the experts have worked Scouts were residents of the flooded Tender Sirloin Steak ^ lb. t ogether secretly without giving any areas, their work in the rescue, of are now in demand and as Hsual we offer notking^ but gnmranteed'stoek. ■ information to the press, it 'is un drowing people, in organizing re Extra Special—Finest Cream Tender Short Steak 54c. . derstood that the tentative amount lief activities and In building up ery Tub Butter 53c lb., 2 lbs. will be between $400,000,000 and the morale of the homeless did $410,000,000 annually. This is far much to aid. $1105. " Try our Home Made Bakery %more than the Germans claimed to be able to pay. SECRETARY OF NAVY A SEA :Goods, none better. Grocery, Fridti and VegdtaMe Spodab When the agreement, is in final . ' SQOUTER Finest Strawberries, the kind ■ form it will be presented to Dr. Charles Francis Adams, who has Hjalmar Schacht, banker and head been appointed Secretary o f . the you will be satisfied with at Finest Fruits and Fresh Vege- 4 Native EggS'... .t.i.c.T. 3 ^ dozen Sugar, WHbSi...... ,...;. v52e of the German delegation, who will Navy in the cabinet of President transmit the .information to .Berlin. Hoover, is a nieinber of the Region rightprices. taWes^^;o_ . - Waldorf Toilet Paper, 4 for L u d , 2 lbs. .. wT..... w .V.. .29c al Sea Scout Committee of Region. RUTHENfiS r e g u l a t e d . One which includes the New Eng land states. He has been an ardent Medium Ivory Soap,,3 for . . .21c. . Itice, 3'Ihs* .. «. >...... —. .2Ic Vatican Clty,,AprlM2.— The.oL suppdrle.r., of < the "Sea- Scout Move flclaP Vatican gazette Acta Apoa- ment since its Inception In this Purity Oats, 9 Ibk .... v.... . 23c Navel Oranges ...... country. tolicae Sedis today published a de^ j Spinach .. . .. w . ...- .. cree regulating the discipline Ini- ■/ Florida Oranges r...... 29c poaed upon Greek Ruthenea in the Troop U United States, especially at Phila Trp.pp 8 ^opened Its meetinng on delphia and Homestead, Pa.-The Wednesday evening with the Scout “A , Ruthenea are Orthodox Greek Oeth.' : 36 Scouts and recruits -i^ere Podfove, Proprietor. •We. would remind'you thiif ovr. early S iit^ d y dehYerjbidl^inb; Catholics, biit recognize the author 'ppps^nt. Scoutmaster McComb ity of the'- Holy- See, • or • Roman made-a few • reports. The troop Catholic church. , , started 'a-n ew system by putting ’ ,''* ► -u ^ PAGE FTFE MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 12,1929. \ cadam construction under way. No wlch & Lebanon Road Is being oiled construction for 2 miles south of NEW DYERS, CLEANERS Watertown Road is being oiled for Canterbury. Grade rough, travel detours. . for 3 miles. 2 miles. difficult. * la "Westport, Greens Farms Road, Litchfield, Goshen Road is being Route No. 182— Brookfield- Ob East Hartford, Brewer street is grading • under construotion. No ESTABLISHMENT HERE oiled for 4 miles. tuse Road, construction work com being oiled "for 2 miles. delay to traffic. menced. Detour road recommend CONDITION OF Route No. 131 — New Milford, East Haven, Thompson avenue Is Westport - Mornihgside Drive, Sherman Road is being oiled for 2 ed. being oiled for .8 miles. grading stopped for* present. No The vacant store in the Hotel miles. Route No. 319— Cromwell, West Glastonbury, Ferry road and delay to traffic; Sheridan block at 599 Main street, STATE ROADS Route No. 133— Hartland Hol Road Is being oiled for 1 mile. Naubuc avenue is being oiled for Weston-Newtown. Road, steam hasu been leased to tbe Sunbrite low Bridge is under construction. Route No. 321 — Griswold. about 2 miles.- , . la. Cleaners and Dyers.. The two Granby, Salmon Brook street is- shovel grading. J^o detours. Short detour ^around bridge. Pachaug Road is being oiled for 3 Windsor Locks-r—Suffield, East young men who will conduct the miles. • ] under construction. Open to traf- business stated today that they ex Road conditions and detours in ^ Route No. 135—North Branford, street is under construction. Fif Foxon Road is being oiled for 3.4 Route No. 330 -r - Middlefield, teen minutes delay. Traffic may pect to be ready lor business on or Custom ers 1 Meriden, Hanover street is being about May 1st. Borne alterations the State o£ Connecticut made nec miles. Rockfall-Middlefield-iDurham Road take good roads through Suffield essary hy highway construction, re Route No. 136 — New airfield, is being oiled for 3 miles. and improvements will be made be ^ °'^Ne’w Milford, Merryall Road.^ Center. fore the store is ready to open. pairs and oiling announced by the Sherman Road is being oiled lor 5 Middljetown, Rockfall Road is be Steam Shovel grading. No delay to Woodbridge-Ansonla Road is be ing oiled for 1 1-2 miles. State Department, as of April 10th, miles. tr&fhc* ing oiled lor 2.1 miles. • ^ New Fairfield, Sherman Road, Route No. 336— Thompson, Web- New London, Jefferson avenue is Woodbridge, Racebrook Roa'd is are as follows: ^ macadam completed for 4 miles. ster-Worcester Road is being oiled being oiled for 3 miles. being oiled for .8 miles. Herald Advs. Bring Resnlts Route No. — Branford Under Use old road or new location one for 1.7 miles. North Branford, Branford-North 1 mile. Railing uncompleted. pass. Work being dona by S. N. U. Route No. 340 — New London, Branford Road Is being oiled for don’t pinch Route No. 142— Woodstock, Put Tel Co. Nj delay to traffic. nam Road is being oiled for 1.1 Ocean avenue is being oiled for 1.7 miles. ^ Route No. 2 — East Windsor, 3 1-2 miles. SGynHxnr South Main Str66t is b6» miles. ing oiled for 1 mile. ; Warehouse Point Road is being oil- Route No. 147— Oxford, Seymour Route No. 343— Windsor Locks, Spring street is being oiled for 1-2 Terryyille-Bristol Road. Con- ed for 0-4 miles. . road is being oiled for 4 miles. Enfield, Springfield Road is be miles. ! struction has started. Short detour . Route No. -151 — Woodstock, around bridge. . , ing oiled for about 1-2 mile. Thompson-Webster Road is being No Route Numbers Route No. 3 — Woodbury-Sher- Waterford, Nick Road Is being oiled for .4 miles. Beacon Falls-Pine’s Bridge under inan Hill Road is being oiled for - oiled for 1 mile. Route No. 157 — Bristol-Farm- construction. • No delay. Westou7Lyons Plains Road. Ma- miles. , , ington Avenue is being oiled for 4 Bethlehem-Waterfown road, ma Daiibur3'-Newtown road, bridge '‘The store that holds faith with the people” miles. cadam construction completed for and construction work on new loca- two miles. Grading completed for Corner Main and Maple Streets. Telephone 2006 Route No. 166— Tolland, Crystal F. Kelley, Prop.______Lake Road is being oiled. one mile. Bond HOLLYWOOD Fairfleld, King’s Highway is be Ellington, Crystal Lake Road Is Brooklyn, Canterbury Road Is ing oiled for 3 miles. being oiled for 1.5 miles. Proverbial New England weather has been ours this Andover, Willimantic-Hartford being oiled. Route No. 168— Franklin, Nor- Canterbury-Newent Road under m a r k e t past week from 90 de^ees in tbe shade to a heavy snow Road is being oiled, TT^^tford storm within a few days. The weather may be unre Bolton, Willimautic - Hartforu 381 East Center Street, liable but the quality of the foodstuffs at Florences is road is being oiled. Corner Parker Columbia. Willimantic-Hartford always the same— the best and the best only—-always. Phone 330 road is being oiled. Large assortment of Home Cooked Foods with specials Route No. 4— Salisbury, Unde- ■Orders Delivered mountain & Canaan Roads. Con changing daily.______struction has been resumed. BETTER MEAT AT Large assortment of Smoked and Cooked, Meats in Route No. 6 — Brooklyn-Jlamel- THERE IS A DIFFERENCE son road in the towns oi j LOWER PRICES. cluding our own Baked Ham. and Brooklyn is under construction Spring Legs L a m b ...... 38c Imported and Domestic Cheese. Hampton. Willimantic Road is Lean Pot Roasts...... 29c-35c oiled for 1*5 miles. ^ Imported and Domestic Canned Fish. Route No.^ S— Plymouth, Harwin- Rib Roast B e e f...... 35c Imported and Domestic Canned Fruits and Vegetables. ton road is being oiled for . miles. Fresh Shoulders...... 18c-22c Imported and Domestic Health Bread. ; x V u ; . ; ' Shelton, River Road is being oil- Veal C h op s...... 35c-45c Cinnamon and Sugar Rusks. LM " cd 1 Shoulder Beef, ground ----- 35c Winsted, Torrington road is be- Yellow Peas, Brown Beans, Saygrn. Blade Poik Chops ...... 29c ins oiled for 4 miles. French Lingon, Potato Flour, Swedish Syrup. Route No, 10— Middletown-Sav- on Lean Beef for Stew ...... 29c Potato Chips in bulk. Pretzels, Weston s Biscuits. brook road is under construction Swedish and Scotch Salt Herrmg, Salt Mackerel. frohi Higganum to Haddam Towm EXTRA SPECIAL Three Rings Pickles, Olives, Onions, Relishes and S a u c e s . ______Hall. No delay to traffic. i Confectionery Sugar ...... 8c 5. Essex, Ilartford-Saybrook Road ^ New Onions, 3 lbs. f o r ----- 25c Heavy Cream Strictly Fresh Eggs Brown’s Butter 1 ' is being oiled for 4 miles. ^ , . _ ! Fresh Eggs from Andover 41c Essex, Ivoryton Road is beina j Name Fresh Sliced Bacon ...... 35c I oiled for 2 miles. vp ' Essex. North Mam street is be On Label Iceberg Lettuce...... • • • 10c ing oiled for 1 mile. . . . Vanilla Ice Cream brick 60c qt. ^ V V N V V V V V Granby, College road is being oil ed for 1-2 miles. . Route No. 12— Killingly, Plam- field-Norwich road is being oiled -IN- for 2.5 miles. | Plainfield. Danielson - ^orwicb j THE CO. road is being oiled for 1.6 niiles. , P. BAUANTINE’S & SONS COJ^gOMY Route No. 17— West Hartford-| Avon. Albany avenue is under con- j structioh but open to traffic. 8 i Route No. 101— Putnam, ProM- ^ozzer^s Market, of which B. MOZZER is the owner WHERE CONNECTICUT BUYS ITS GROCERIES dence Road is being oiled for ,b THREE RINGS and proprietor, is located at 2^1 Spruce St., South ™ Splin. Eastford - Willimantic Manchester, Mr, Mozzer keeps d busy store and road is bein.g oiled for 2 6 uiiles- Windham. Ash street on ’Ui- offers a fu ll line of fresh meats and groceries. mantic road is being oiled for .3 MALT SYRUP LAND O’ LAK.e S Famous for Its Rare Quality and Extra Fine Flavor ™*Roiite No. 109— Mansfield-Phoe- BUTTER 1 lb . R o ll 4 9 e SPINACH pk. 1 9 c nixville road is under construction. LARGE FLORIDA This road is impassable to traffic. Light Made of Fresh Sweet Cream. Route No. 117-D erb y . Housa- Dark tonic avenue is being oiled for 1 FIXE GUANULA’rED Some women think they have to pinch a Hop Flavored ORANGES 3Sc '’’'Route No. 120— Bethany Bridge FLAVORS Dozen loaf of bread to see if it is fresh. I mentioned under construction on the ^ New Special Dark SUGAR 1 0 lb s . 4 9 c FANCY RIFE Haven to Naugatuck road. No de this fact once to the Bond Bread salesman. lay to traffic. „ , tt„ Why Not Have the Best Route No. 121— Salisbury. Un- BANANAS 25c He took me up right away. On Sale Everywhere derniountain & Canaan Roads POTATOES.15n>pk. 1 9 c 4 lbs. construction has been resumed. Route No. 123— New Hartford, | Sole Distributors “Watch your Bond Bread customers,” He Nepaug Dam is being oiled for 4 said. “I’ll bet you few, if any, pinch Bond niiles. White Rock Water Babbitt's Cleanser Route No. 125— Brid-gewater - i Bread, unless they happen to be new Roxbury Road is being oiled for 3 Standard Paper Co. niiles. „ , buyers.” New Milford. Bridgewater Road 2 cans ^ c is being oiled for 1 mile. 2 b ottles 29« Route No. 126— Bethel & Red He was right. Almost every housewife ding, Georgetown Road is being Hartford, Conn. oiled for 3 miles. who wanted Bond picked up the loaf with Route No. 130 — Woodbury MILK PINEAPPLE out any business of pinching or feeling it. Finest Evaporated Fancy Sliced Size 1 ‘4 Flat Can When I told the Bond salesman, he said:— 3 t a U cans cans “Women who buy Bond Bread every day will tell you that thig loaf holds its freshness 24«/2 lb., longer than the ordinary loaf, because it is Duluth Imperial FLOUR Bag firm-baked in the old-fashioned, home-like way. And because it is firm and close-knit A Malt Extract PEARS Asparagus Tips in texture, pinching.it doesn’t tell them that makes A A Good Cooking Fancy Bartlett Eastern Style Size 1 Square Can whether it is fresh. They tell freshness.by tasting it. They’re never disappointed, be BETTER la rge can 29« 2 cans 6 9 e cause I bring Bond fresh from the oven to your store twice every day, and I won’t serve m 3 - Pickles, Fancy Sweet Mixed, qt. jar . . .39c CHARTER OAK you more Bond than you can sell between Peanut Butter, Pure, 1 lb. j a r ...... 25c my trips.” Olives, Stuffed, 10 oz. bottle...... 35c Bread I have seen every statement of that Bond Rice, Fancy, 1 lb. pkg...... 10c salesman come true. That’s why Bond Peas, Fancy Whole Green, lb...... 10c LARGE 20 OZ. Bread holds the place of honor on my Peanuts, Finest Salted, lb...... 39c LOAF counter. Raisins, Fancy Seeded or Seedless, - Fresh Baked Every Day BRAND 15oz. p k g ...... 10c B. MOZZER Royal Gelatin, 3 pkgs...... — 25c {Signed} Vinegar, PureGider, 20 oz. bottle...... 17c Economy Ginger Ale, Chelmsford, 2 large btls. .. 27c A f t e r a l l Malt Extract Baker’s Premium, Shredded Cocoanut, - Coffee 1 / 2 lb. pkg...... 21c there is no bread like Red Cap Window Wash, c a n ...... 21c Prudence Corned Beef Hash, Can — 27c 45® Whisk Broom, Quality, each ...... 35c Every Sip a TreaL GENERAL DISTRIBUTORS DEUCIOUS AND ABSOLUTELY HOME PRODUCTS CO Good Reason 2 0 2 -2 0 8 LYMAN St. LOCAL AGENTS Fresh Fruits and Vegetables United Malt Stores AWAIT YOU IN YOUR NEAREST ECONOMY STORE. 1071 Main Street, South Manchester All this week we shall, exhibit a-Model Economy Store at the Hwtford Home Progress Exposition in the State Armory, Harttord. \Ve ^ happy to be hosts to aS onr good friends and to show yon the part ECONOMY STORES can play in the conduct of your home and kitchen^______MANCHESTBR~l^mNG h e r a l d , SOUTH MANCEIESTER, CONN^ ERIDi^^^^ t^AUE SIXTEEN -~ •' -:~-t --. — - . r V-- • ---^‘i—> - - - ■ —.-..-<.u_».j.;^',^_.,.-.-rf—-. ■ '• ■- - ■>.-*;«■■ ><;■ ■■■—- . ^ V..- J.' If You Something To Sell Low Co it drives a car that must have cpme MLotrlnK—Tracking— Storage 20 Want Ad In^ormaUon. Lost And Found over with the.Pilgrhna on the May- fiower. ^ • LOST—IN VICINITY of Main street LOCAL and LONG distance moving, and Middle Turnpike, female .figure by experienced men. Public store We’re not going..-{o tell you the ^ Manchester radiator cap. Finder please return to house. L. T. Wood, 56 Blssell street. rest of the story for that would be King. Telephone 515. , TeL 496. Mail Your Ad To spoiling an evening’s fun. just 'Evening Herald FOUND— BROWN dog, medium size. Ma n c h e s t e r a n d n e w y o r k Donald'iC.TCameron Promoted' take a tip and drop into the Circle Owner can have,same by pro>dng Motor Dispatch. Dally service be to see “ Taxi 13.” tween New York and Manchester, Donald ,C.' Cameron.^ soil of John One of th'e greatest' character ac Classified Advertisements property and paying for adv. Call P. Cameron, ' has been appointed all iverage worfls to a line. 2156. Call 7 or 1282. tors of the screen, Wallace Beery, Count numbers and abbreviations The Herald assistant'-meteorologist sit Kansas Initials. PBRRETT & GLENNEY. Call any has his greatest role in the swift- s a word end cotnoonfl City, Mo., - where he will have two each count cost la Annuuncenients 2 time. Tel. 7. Local and long distance moving action, mystery drama, words as two moving and trucking and freight men. under'his charge. This makes “ Chinatown Nights,” which opens ANDOVER price of three lines. work and expresa Dally express to the seventh promotlou-for Mr. Cam SPECIAI>-OLD MACHINE' allowance *1 at the State Theater today. Hartford. 1 eron since s he.leftRockYi lie. Line rates per day tor transient ■J35 and up In exchange on Singer • , "Chinatown Nights” is Para * ' To-Present Playlet Sewing machine—Weeks of April 1 mount’s latest 100 per cent all- j Effective March ,t,srge and 9. Singer Sewing Machine Co.. The,.Weither Deague society of STATE ROAD ’649 Main street. South Manchester. Professional Services 22 f. ■ talking picture and it offers Beery 7 ctsl 9 Cts the Trinity 'Lutheran' church, Pros- 6 Conjsecutlve Days Tel 2S28-W. pect'Street, -will presehtt a three-act in a role that demands an infinite 6 miles out. 12 acres, 140 feet ou 3 Consecutive Days 9 OtS 11 Cts PHONE 1268 •r amount of power. He'is seen in the 11 ctsl IS cts STEAMSHIP TICKETS-All parts of UPHOLSTERINC— MATTRESS play,.. "Mary , Made Some Marma- stale highway, small bouse. This 1 DayA?L oVders” for 'irregular Insertions the world. Ask for sailing lists and j RENOVATING lade'C at the'^cHurch h'all, April 16 colorful characterization of a while is a good chance for business on Manchester Upholstering Co. : ■will He charged at the «verv rates. Phone 750-2. Robert J. Smith. ; boss in thh shadowy dives of New main road, such as gas or refresh 331 Center St.—Opposite .Arch St. and 17..' . , . . Soeclal rates tor long term ev j y 1009 flam street. j , Date S ^ for'.Annual Banquet York’s Oriental quarters. ment stand. Price only. ?4300. daV advertising gl-re" upon reQuesu The story itself, has to do with Ada ordered for three or six days The Bmhiem'Club have, voted to Small cash. and^stopped toftore the third AutomobUes for Sale 23 hold, their .anhual banquet at the the powerful Chinese topg societies Repairing Clip this Blank—Write.Your Ad, of the Metropolitan city and of the Tolland street, small farm' with day will be charged only tor the ac \ Rockville "House, Wednesday eveh- tual number of times the ad appear UpUosterihg—Mattress Renovating love of a beautiful woman for the house, barn, etc., a nice poultry ed charging at the rate earned, but , GOOD USED CAR.S Number of insertions here------:------May 8. Mrs, J. E. Flaherty is For Estimates Cal 1352-W chairman^ of the general committee white boss. place for $5,5UU. no’allowances or refunds “ “ *he 1 BROCKWAY— UPHOLSTER Beautiful and vivacious Florence on six time ads stooped after the | 1927 Nash Sedan. ,an4 .will appoint, the, various sub- 34 Church St. Print your name and address below. Vidor is seen to the best of her ad Coventry, 55 acres, nine room 1927 Nash Coach. cdnamltteeg to perfect plans for the house, electricity, running water, ^^N^^“ uil forbids"; display lines not ! 1928 Essex Sedan. SKWlNG MACHINE repairing of event. There will be a dance fol vantage as the girl who forsakes 1927 Chevrolet Coupe. makes, oils, needles and supplies Everything for the man she adores. barn, poultry bouses, good trout *°The Herald will not be responsible j 1925 Studebaker Sedan. streeL^TeL lowing the banquet. brook. Price $8,000. ror more than one '"Correct Insertion j \V. Garrard, 37 Edward Others prominent in the cast are 1925 Essex Coach. 715. ■ Inspected'Wetstone Site cC any advertlaement ordered for j 1923 Dodge Coupe. General . Frank Hines .o f the Warner Oland, Jack Oakle, Tetsu Pitkin street, dandy corner lot, more than one time. meor- I 1925 Ford Sedan. v a c u u m c l e a n e r —Clock, phono United States Veterans bureau with Komai, Frank Chew and Freeman sidewalk and curb, sewers, gas, etc., The inadvertent L ' M.ADDEN BROS. graph. door closer repairing. Lock Wood. The story is adapted from rect nuhllcatlon of advertising will be Cash or Terms and gunsralih'.ng: key fitting. three majors and L. H. Warren, all in, offered for quick sale at rcetlHed only by cancellation of tne 681 Main St. Tel. 600 Bralthwalte, 52 Pearl street. supervising .mechanical engineer of the novel, “ Tong War,” written by $1600. Terms If desired., charge made for the s^ervlce rendered. the, bureau, made an inspection of Samuel Ornitz. William A. Wellman FOR SALE— BUICK 7 pass, sedan. w a n t e d —AUTO owners desiring and Mail to The Herald for Real directed. Six room single, oak floors,, white All advertisements must conform Good condition; Cheap for cash. Tel. expert repair or welding service at the "Wetstone" site, near, Dobson- in style, copy and typographj with 480. reasonable prices to call at The ville, the first of this week. Later Two Vitaphone vaudeville presen trim, steam heat, etc. A real up- regulations enforced by the oubll. n- Oliver Welding Works, corner Pearl he visited, four or five mpre places tation also share an important posi to-date and brand new home with eri and they reserve the. right to 1928 Nash Special Victoria. and Spruce streets. in the state, returning to Washlng- tion on today’s bill at the State. garage for $6 500, cash $500. edit, revise or reject any copy con 1926 Buick 2-door Stand. Sedan. RESULTS The first act offers jolly Phil sidered objectionable. 1926 Studebaker Commander Sedan. j CHIMNEY.S c l e a n e d and repaired, t6n at'night. CLOSING HOURS—Classified ads 1924 Studebaker Big 6 Coupe. kev fitting, safes opened, saw filing Contract Signed Thursday Baker, the popular comedian and to be published same day 5®! 1924 Studebaker Big 6 Sedan. and grinding. Work called for. OR The City of Rockville entered in songster, in a sparkling concoqtion celved by 12 o’clock noon. Saturdays 1924 Studebaker Big 6 Touring. Harold Clemson, 108 North Elm of laughs and melodies. 10:30 a. m. 1924 Buick Touring. streeL Tel. 462. to a contract today witk the Man A number of other cheaper cars. chester Construction Company for The second act features Red Cor Robert ]. Smith Telephone Your Want Ads. CONKEY AUTO CO. the work to be done at the filtration coran, the well-known banjoist and 20 E. Center St.—Studebaker Dealer 1009 Main Ads are accepted over the f®**P^°"® Help Wantefl— Female 35 Phone 664 plant this'year. The bond of the master of ceremonies in a snappy at the CHARGE RATE given above FOR SALE—A 1925 Studebaker Big 6 deed'was ifil6d and" accepted. The routine of instrumental selections. Real Estate, Insiffajice, as a convlenco to advertisers. - seven passenger sedan, or will trade AV.ANTED—GIRL for cooking, and FOR AN AD TAKER work wllDbe started at once. The Other dj.vertisements will also be the CASH RATES w,U be accepted . = for a lighter car. Lawrence Andreo. Steamship Tickets f u l l p a y m e n t It paid at the busi dotvnstairs, no washing, stay nights. signing toQk place' in the office of showtf on the same program, in ness office on or before the «evea‘ b 60 Norman street. Call Manchester 26C1. Corporation Counsel John E. Fisk. cluding the State News Events and day following the first Insertion of the current chapter of “ The Col FOR SALE—1924 MASTER Six Buick W.ANTED AT ONCE experienced girl Xew Industry Seek Location Here each ad. otherwise the CHARGE touring, good condition, excellent RATE will be collected. No responsi for general housework in ■ small Two'New Yorkers were'in town legians.” tires. No reasonable offer refused. family To stay nights. .Apply Mrs. Apartuicnis, Flats, TecemenU A3 bility tor errors in telephoned aos Telephone 1998-2. Uoasebold Gouds 51 yesterday i who are interested in •will be assumed and their accuracy Gellen. Nellegs Millinery Store. State starting a-( shirt-waist" factory and D E H O N T ST. cannot be guaranteed. Theater Building. At The Circle • • • SEE ,OUR USED CARS FIRST would employ one hundred hands. MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES 1-2 DOZ. GOOD USED Ice boxes $.5 FOR RENT— 4 ROOM tenement, In- Nine out of every ten people en Several singles on this popular AV .ANTED—SINGLE girl for steno quire 35 1-2 Walker street. They were taken to the'Rpck Mill Index of Classifications 1069 Main St. Tel. 740 graphic work with one or two years and $10 Included top leers and 3 joy a good laugh. If they didn’t street, $7,000 to $7,500. Also one Evening Herald Want Ads are now Thos. E. Donahue. Mgr. doors. „ and the old Belding plant. It is un experience. High school training FOR RENT— 0 ROOM, tenement, all they wouldn’ t be human. If they grouped according to classifications preferred. Good chance for advance AV.ATKINS FURNITURE COMPANY derstood that they would want of the best 2 Hats in town, A N'o. 1 below and for handy reference will 1929 REO SEDAN 17 Oak St. improvements, furnace, screens and about 10,000, feet of space. don’t then there's something wrong 1925 HUDSON COACH ment. Apply Cheney Brothers Em shades, 218 School street. condition. appear In the numerical order Indl- | ployment office. SheFifI Collecting Back Taxes inside of them. They should visit BETTS GARAGE FOR SALE—FULL SIZE walnut cated: , | FOR RENT—HEATED flat of 5 their family physician at their Births ...... 'SI Hudsbn-Essex Dealer— 129 Spruce 'W.AXTED—.VE.AT and efficient girl metal bed. Comfort coll spring. I .. Kerwin A.- Elliott, personal tax EAST SIDE Engagements ...... “ felt mattress. 1 silk floss' mattress, rooms. All improvements. Apply , il. collector, has turned over to Deputy earliest possible convenience and FOR SALE—REO 7 passenger tour to as.sist with housework and care J. Coughlin. 185 North Main street. Marriages ...... Jr of children, days. Telephone 253S-J. bureau, three piece living room Sheriff John,J. Connors, sixteen find out what’s the matter with 2-FaniiIy, 10 R oom s...... $6,500 D e a t h s ...... ^ ing. Chandler sedan, 3 R-eo trucks. suite. Weser upright piano. Fresh 4-FuiiiiJy, good investinent. TO RENT — CBNTE.VNIa U apart warrants of local people who have them. Card of Thanks ...... ^ B.iwn's Garage. Telephone 869. Cor W.A.N'TEU—Sl.NGLE girl.s for clerical man radio, all practically new. Call ner Cooper and West Center streets. ments. four room apartment, jani not paid their taxes according to Speaking of laughs, now that we work, no typing experience neces 22S2-AV. tor service, heat, gas range. Ice box Lost and Found ...... i sary. Must be good in figuring and law. The bills are $8 each to which are on the subject, it would really BUILDING SITES Announcements ...... ‘ FOR SALE—MAGEE range, with furnished. Call Manchester.' Coa- FOR SALE— GOOD USED CARS penmanship, opportunities for ad will be added the Sheriff's fees and be well worth while if you dropped All Locations, All Price* Personals ...... ® vancement. Aptily Cheney Brothers Lynn oil burner, complete $40. Call structlon Company, 2100 or 782-2. into the Circle theater tomorrow or AntnmoblleB Employment office. 2557-'W after 5. mileage. , > Automobiles for Sale ...... J CRAWFOi.D AUTO SUPPLY CO. Plans' for Field Day Sunday and witnessed Chester GREEN SECTION Automobiles for Exchange .... » J. Center & Trotter Streets FURNISH YOUR suihmer cottage; at Conklin in. his latest FBO fun ■ - Tel. 1174 or 2021-2 Hou: b or Kent. A5 The Rockville Fife and Drum Auto Accessories—Tires ...... ® Heljj 'Vat.teO— .Alale 30 low cost. Open evenings until 9 p. m. Corps will hold a Fifers and Drum special, “ Taxi 13.” And if you 3 singles that are worth looking Auto Renalring—Painting ...... 7 Ostrinsky's B'urniture Store, 28 Oak at. Our time Is yoars. L«t os FOR RENT— TEN ROOM house, two mers Field Day June 1. The Fife don’t get the biggest laugh out of Auto Schools ...... • • •■■■" street. shoAv you. Autos—Shin by Truck ...... ° Aufo Aecessorles-—Tires O bathrooms, oil. burning furnace, two and Drum Corps are making big this picture that you ever had In WANTED— ALERT BOY 16 years or I car garage. Call 258. C Autos—For Hire ...... ® over for Oak street Self Serve. 'Apply ] $3 FOR YOUR OLD bed spring, pro your life, it’s time you stopped go Garages—Service—Storage ...... JO viding you buy a new one at Ben plans for the day. The merchants BATTERIES FOR YOUR automobile, balcony rear of store. J. W. Hale Co. of the city .are to aid them in hold ing to the movies altogether. Motorcycles—Bicycle ...... JJ ranging-from $7 up. Recharging and sons. Foster’s Ideal double coll In "Taxj 13.” Chester, the funny AVanted Autos—Motorcycles .... 1‘ repairing. Distributors of Prest.-O- . spring $18 50. Your old spring $.5. Farnij and liand fur ,'ale 71 ing the event which will bring hun Itusinean nml Profraalono. Services Idta Batteries. Center Auto Supply W.ANTED— IG YEAR old hoys to Pay us $13.50. Benson's Bargain dreds to the city. fellow with the drooping mous Arthur A. Knotla Business Services OITered ...... D* Co.. 155 Center. Tel. 673. learn mill operations. Apply to Store. Fish and Game Club Officers tache* takes you through an assort Household Services Offered ...... 13*A- Cheney Brothers Employment office. PRIZE WINNING FARM AT $2500 .. Building-Contracting ...... J4 50 acres, took 7 out of 10 prizes at' The Rockville Fish and Game ment of thrilling adventures that Real Estate Insurance Florists-Nurseries ...... '» Auto Ilepairiiig— Painting 7 WANTED — .MACHI.NE Tender to \Vaiit«*(l— To Bu.v 58 County Fair and 1st prize at Slate Club have elected the following of would make even the Sphinx smile. Mortgages Funeral Directors ...... 1 O oijerate and cut off'asbestos board ou Fair: 300 fruit trees, poultry houses He is seen as a taxi driver who 17 H.A\’’E YOUR CAR checked up for for hens, good basement ba'm. Horse, ficers: President, Fred Kuehne; Tel. 782-2 875 Main Heal Ing— Plum lung — Roofing 1 4S” wet machine. Write Box R, in JUNFC first vice president; William Fla Insurance ...... 18 1 spring, driving,. All. makes of cars care of Herald. In the cow. sheep, poultry, implements, Millinery-Uressmaklng .... T9 [ repaired at reasonable prices. First I -vviU buy anything saleable crops included; part cash. Picture at herty; second vice president, Fred line of junk. Call 849. Moving—Trucking—Storage 20 I class wrecking service. Smith's w a n t e d — AM BITIOUS MEN. boys tractive 7-room ’home pg. 18. Proper erick W. Stengel; secretary, Law THE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE; Painting-Panering ...... 21 . Garage, 30 Bissell street. to learn the barber trade, tadividual WILL PAY HIGHEST cash prices for ties in Hartford and nearby counties rence W. Southwlck; recording sec Professional.Services ...... instruction with latest methods also described. Write today for this rags, paper, magazines, and metals. big Free catalog. 1000 bargains. 653 retary and treasurer, Archie Hew Repairing ...... Garages— Service— Slorage JO tauglit. Day and night noursea. Also buy all kinds of chickens. Mor Tailoring— Dyeing—('leaning Tuition very reasonaide. V'aughn s pictures. Stout Agency, 255-DS Fourth itt; official board. Parley B. Leon The Boy Scouts ris H. t \ 7/ Another Scout was able to s a y ^ p life of his f r i e ^ V- .The_ boy, in play, had crashed through a glass door, 6 brokpn his arm and severed a small arte»^ln hit wrist* He was nkar dpath when the Boy ScouFohecked hemorrhage with a tournluueit. .(To Be Continued) ^ AJI'C/S .V- i ' " -■ - .--- V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, APRIL 12> 1929. p a g e ' FLAPPER PANNY SAYSA SENSE and NONSENSE SKIPPY By Perey L. C m sl^ VTTiANEUiE OP THE BITTER 0 0 1 H A V € BELLE in -My lips are blue, my purple fingers [t o WAIM HV 6ARS? shake,' . I tremble in the grasp of some THC C9M fANy strange chill. •I • Tea tHeY wMf And bitter are the things that I must take. D IR TY i r X s m e p " m e n DiMTH - Ah, me! I think my trembling heart COTTON r will break; Just poke the fire a little, if you will— ! I K My lips are blue, my purple fingers shake. Such havoc in my life this thing can make: I tremble while Fate holds me on the grille: i And bitter are the things that I j must take. I Believe me, dears, this anguish is REO. U. S. PAT. OFT., ! no fake, (b iits, Xinc Fwtvru SrndicAU, (nc., CrMt SritAin TMaMtA. C<929. BY NEA service. INC.) i This plea for sympathy no idle frill— It’s tlie old check book that My lips are blue, my purple fingers OUR BOARDING HOUSE shake. Golf Club History By Fontaine Fox luakes a man tippreclate the draw By Gene Ahem ing power of his wife. But yesterday I first began to | quake; i t h e f i r s t t i m e i n C U 0 & THAT THE FAMOUS Friends laugh today because I | UlAS TgLUAiS * E 6AP, MADAM, ~ VoU SEEM To BE shiver still. & L o w F o u r s o m e e V e r m a p e a n y s p e e p And bitter are the things that 1 M E T W A Y v^ cJ Ya l K'ED 'BilHfePL'/ DISAPP o ikJTe D,.. R e c A u s e (S e TT i N iSI o f f t h e dif^EEN I /. Him iiJtb b o iUg v/our must take. y o ii h a vIe Ho t s h a r e d m e iK ito -rue There’s only one way left, this chill SHARE OP SPRliJe. leiJACLES OF T i e OCTOPUS OF VjJoRw/ Ho u s e -CLEA k lu J s / — I to break: C B R tA IK iW , I HAVJE VllRED CTASovi ! Let's have the quinine quickly, — PoUY you a p p W I now a pill— To ■po TIE T a s k s Vo u h a l uA M ikJd AX ALL-DAY PUZZLE To tUE - Z o o For A I .My Ups are blue, my purple fingers Fo r m e u j i t h s p r i /Jg H o u s e I shake. ■glG f l a t R o c k iiJ T IC Today's puzzle is a DAWN to CLEAKilbiG HE'S u JILU kI G , Ahiz> 1 DUSK flight over the leUer golf ! And bitter are the things that 1 SEA-LIOH'S TAiJK , so I must take. va i l l p a i m u o r d links. Par is seven hops *and one /oU CAkl SPP?AlAJt O U T I V H / — M y ) , F A fJ e V .i r r solution is on another page. D k 'TME s h a d e s * O F M y aristocratic AJJd “ Confound that landlord! He TtpR A SPRlklG A JD plans putting up the rent on me, SUM-MER SUKlkliKlG -V lio B L E A kIc BGTo RS A R R A y e D 0 A N and it's hard enough to pay it as it - kJoBODy uJOLlLD K kIoIa) ARMOR AsiD.“Pl u m e s ., FAfJeV is.” “ It’s pleasant to see capital and fas DlFPEREKlcE, EJCCEPY t h e m ■BeHoLPifJ^ m e WlELDlfJs A labor working hand in hand.” FEELlhlG TfME M op-STiCK,-A kJd T H e V HA»«iDt,l»JS What do you mean?” “ Both of you are- working for ^ — r W o i i ’ i) “BE A CRUSADE SbUoR-D-, oR the same object, to raise the rent, LT^ MORE a l e r t TbURlJAMEI«iT LAklcE / o.ren't you? THEhl, tHAKl I yoU R , A German scientist has discover ed radio waves that will kill germs. 'III COMPAKllOkJS 'w What a grand double-action bless / I ing it would be if three-fourths of il our broadcasting stations were diverted to an attack on the flu. ' Here she comes — the walking i dru.g store, painted'but not guar anteed and so dumb she thinks South Bend is a curve in the road. He lives in one of those towns D U S K where they paint the town red— but it only takes one can to do it. ) THE RULES. There are probably as many folks g r a i J d 1— The idea of Letter Golf is to who love a fat man as love a rich D U K E change one word to another and do one. it In par, a given number of strokes. • O F Thus to change COW to HEX, in If some children are perfect l e i s u r e three strokes, COW, HOW, HEW, photographs of their fathers, we HEN, wonder if Edsel Ford is an auto 2— You change only one lettergraph of his dad? at a time. me. u. S.FAT. orr. O im>. >v 3— You must have a complete Money talks but it doesn’t hesi (eFcnuint Fo*. 1929, The BeU Syndicate. Inc.) word, of common usage, for each tate long enough to say much. rump. Slang words and abbrevia tions don’t count. , Most of the whistling over the 4— The order of letters cannot radio be isn’t on the program. WASfflNGTON TUBBS K The Spider and the Fly B y C k a n e changed. | One solution is printed on an-j Persistent cheerfulness is a sign other page. of wisdom. HEN DO\NN A DARK AND WUSTN PASSAGE, TVI‘ GRAND \ YE5. YES, MV DEAR 1 ToBBS AND SUDDENIM INTO A ROOM OF SPLENDOR. VIZERl OR-' AbMiRAL. UNP AS PER ABLAZE vnTA UOUT, SO YOU'RE SPiPER REMARKED To 9P\RlTED To UM'riE DEG. TK m o 'AT’S PER FLY, "VEtCOMe WNUntED cAStuB K‘’rs BUMMER UND TAliE JB6M PULLIN' to MS castle.* 'IM ivl-WE’S dSBNj ALL m s , :<0UmFUl ADMIRAL BYPECTlVJG FUNNY STUFF? r f r io h t e n e o a w HAll COCHRAN— PICTURgS />/ KN IC K FEARS FOR VIORST. MNSTERN CkOUbS ABOUCTlOVi WJO ROFFIAMS, FOUtOW- lN6 WIS ESCAPE FW>N\ guard VAOUSE, RESCUE BELIEVED UNUkELY. mV I' FRFaCKLES AND HIS FRIENDS Freckles Sees the Practical Side B y B l o s s e e 1 SEE ANOLCANCL vnhat D o y o o r * ' [ J a e C K L E S A/^D ALBEAOV, ONCUE rrSN^oNocaFou f . TAiNk OF rr, o m c l c h a g r v J\AGDV-LOOk! OMCLS AABBV— AND FCECIKLES A 6Vh»L\. PLAOS: Toon OFF FROMv LOOklJ ? TDTWlCMl A ’HN/ UOAiOLULU v e s - O L D WICX 2. rt vT# r ' ^ T e d o a v t d FLV B L A D E S il' CMER. n iL A O e A MOL-CAA^O SEE 7UAT g r e a t -r HA'J1A46' FUOvNM SWNV* b l a c k . SUALLCNJ OMSK TUE ISLANDS l a k e vmitjv mapobs rising OF AAOLOUAl .AND IN AAVSTIC \NISPS TWROOGIA, UMi\ aaaoi *mev a b 6 tue lama cracks, f r e c k l e s ?. L j IAAT is kILAOEA (? NO^N APPRQAOLINS n;o l c a n o I TJAE ISLA/^D o f ' JAAVJAH.*** ‘X REG. O. S. PAT. OFT. 0>>29. BY NEA SERVICE. INC- SALESMAN SAM Sam Picks His Spot B y S m a U (KEAD THE STORY, THE N COLOR THE PICTURE) The Tinies eyed the ■watering you, and now, whatever you may do I ’ll very gladly help yo'ld'i/Let’s get ^iGOSH, WHeW TOHMSOM FlR esK A .H S- h e t . i w a s j u s t r r e o WHAODA OH,NO*. Ka s e e 3 o h n s o n R e - (\N‘ I'M OARMBD I , :an, and away froni it they ran. w a n t ANKBOOV RViMNlN started right away. No coward will DOESN'T WASTe-.WOROS-AN’ HETOLO OFFA TH* WASHINGTON K a w a n n a FuseD T?\ PAy fAy HcrreL. b i l l "I do not think,” said Coppy, “ that A f Te6R. Sfttfi oveR. Kve.\ I ever be, ’cause I'm a Boy MV6. p l e n t y -OH,W eeU. “TH' N&YT BALL CLUB AN’ 1 DO - FLAG ANV M O RE-T o l d Me a s f a r we’d better touch that thing. ' We Scouty. Yes siree! I'm always KfeFTTRftCK. BEST THING- F E R M C T A DO IS FIND VJAMNA B uy A R£D^ A t r a i n AS H e WAS CoNCERNeO I do not know what is inside.” W’ee brave, no matter if it's in my. work OF' TK6. A HAR.OWAR.& STO R e.- l a n t e r n '. COULD SLeep OUT IN TH'^ Clowny chimed right in and cried, or play.” HITS The. S T R e e T V “Well, I am going to find out. Then, suddenly wee Clowny ran SSWPCTbKS 1 ■ aj Maybe good luck it will bring.” up to the towering water can.'“ You M Aoe, By V “ Be careful now,” another said. see,” be cried. “ It’s safe and curyiMG-- “ Remember, you’re the one who sound. I knew that I was right. led us way up here to Thunderland. I ’m going to tip the thing about NdltHes IN I wish we hadn’ t come. If you and see if something nice, pours THeiB. Bats, GPiMe. ^^tecnCBlGHTBEir' FRIDAY, APRIL 12, ! « » # ' JHattrh^itttr lltintftta f?ni]d •■» - "r, )af- MEN’S CHORAL CLUB STORE BREAK FAILS AS SUNDAY SCHOOL SOCIAL Of Manchester Chocolate Covered 60c HANNON FAMILY WAKES Mrs. F. C. Allen’s church 'school class of ten young girls of High Cherries Assort^ Chocolates CONCERT school age, held a social at her m • f T • Member of Household Sees home on North ' Main street last 49c box 49c Pound MONDAY, APRIL 22 Noisy Intruder, Who Is Gone evening. Different classes are tak Main Floor DEPARTMENT STORE 'SO. M«ln Floor ing charge of the worship service m When Cop Comes. at Sunday school and next Sunday HIGH SCHOOL HALL has been assigned to Mrs. Allen’s An attempt to enter the store of class. As it is springtime tbe class 11th Program Patrick Hannon of 145 Main street is believed to have been made at will have a nature service. Ruth / Allan Jones, of New York, McMenemy will preside, Susan Al 4:15 this morning. Noises attract len will tell the stories and Bertha Tenor. ed the attention of the r embers of Lapp will play the piano. The T OMORRO’W- the Hannon family who live at 137 Main street, the next house north girls together will sing “Welcome, from the store. Sweet Springtime,” adapted from CLOSING RECEPTION Mr. Hannon at once telephoned Rubensteln’s Melody In F. to police headquarters and Officer They decided to have a class at High School Assembly Hail tendance contest to continue until Arthur Seymour left and within ten the first Sunday In June. There FRIDAY, APRIL 12, 8 P. M. minutes arrived at the house. But, Millinery on arriving there he found no one. will be five girls on each side, a Smart Prints and ! Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. Wirtalla’s red and a blue team. At' the end of Charles Dowd, who is a member the time specified the defeated team School of Dancing of the Hannon household, told the will entertain the victors. The girls SMART-INEXPENSIVE Program of 30 Numbers by officer that the noise had awakened him and looking out he had seen a played games, sang ponular LOngs New High'Shades Children’s Classes man standing near the corner of and Mrs. Allen serveu Ice cream General Dancing the store, holding an instrument, and cake. Tickets 50 cents. which in the dim light looked like a file. The man disappeared around the corner. An Inspection showed A daughter, Nancy Cameron, was $3-95 MODERN-OLD TIME that the jtore had not been entered born this morning at the Memorial DANCE and no clue to the intruder was hospital to Mr. and Mrs. Thomas K. found. Clarke of Lancaster road. Manchester Green School Snug, close-fitting models devel SATURDAY EVENING, APRIL IS oped in felt, crocheted straw, ban- IV'ehr’s Orchestra m iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiim iil kok and other fancy straws fea ^ Dan Miller, Prompter for Admission 50 Cents turing long back brims . . long side brims . . off-the-face effects. c Tailored and dress hats in dark DANCE A timely selling of smart spring frocks just and fashionable colors. Large and Given by I i at the time of the year when every girl and small head sizes. Polish Women’s Society I ^fta^^rd^^Shoppin^ | woman is planning and buying new soring •• i AT TURN HALL dresses. Frocks suitable for all occasions . Millinery—^Main Floor April 13tb. business, sports, school, afternoon and infor Good Orchestra, Good Time for All mal evening gatherings. — ABOUT TOWN I FASHION AND | The Ladies Aid society of the North Methodist church have set the date of Friday, April 26, for Underwear its annual spring rummage sale, I VALUE EVENT | Chic little prints and gay high colors make up which will be held in the afternoon this splendid assortment of frocks. Smart navy blue and eveuiug. dresses can be found, too, at this price. Dresses for The eighth annual closing recep miss and madam featuring all the new style details’: Well-Fitting Garments tion of Mr. and Mrs. Walter C. W ir talla’s school of dancing will take Women’s and Fashioned from Improved place at High school hall this even ing at S o’clock. This is always one of the pleasantest social events of Large Collars Flares ‘ Delustered Rayon the spring season. The children can always be counted upon to give an entertaining program. General I Misses’ I Bows Pleats dancing will follow. A rehearsal will be held at Cen Tucks Swathed Hiplines ter church this evening at 7 o’clock for the three-act play, “Xorah Mix es In.” This will be the feature Boleroes number of the entertainment Sun set Rebekah lodge will give Mon I COATS I day evening in Odd Fellows hall for the benefit of the infirmary fund. Hale’s Frocks—Main Floor Mrs. Hmma NcUleton is coaching the cast on acooiiiit cf the illness Df Jliss Emily Kis.sman. These garments are fashioned from the The Junior clioir of the North new improved delustered rayon which as Methodist church will meet for re I $25-00 $39-50 I sures longer wear. They are manufactur hearsal this evening at 7 o'clock ed by one of the country’s leading mills with the leader, ."'liss Beatrice Ly- and every garment carries Hale’s guar dall, 2 2 Hudson street. antee of satisfactory wear. The vests have The .Manchester Green Commun picoted straps aiid tops; shields under the ity club will sponsor the usual I $49-50 to $95-001 arms. The bloomers come in the short Saturda.v evening dance tomorrow night at the school assembly hall, style and have over-locked seams and re Avith the same committee of young inforced seats that assures longer wear. men and women wiio have been in Rosebud, nile, peach, orchid, flesh and charge of the dances all winter. I A representative collection of everything | Welir's orcliestra will play and maize. Dan Miller will call off the old-time I smart in Sport and Dress Coats... import- | dances, wliicb by request make up M * only one-iliird of the program. I ant fabrics.... new spring shades.... new | Rayon Underwear—Main Floor, right The .spring rummage sale of the Memorial hospital Linen auxiliary I furs add great charm to our Coats. | will be held Wednesday and Thurs day of next week in the vacant I Sport coats of the much favored tweeds | New Spring Jewelry store of 1005 .Main street, next door to the T’ord Agency, .\rticies will be called for Tuesday afternoon if I are especially appealing in soft tans and | donors will toleplione l\lrs. J. M. Shearer or Miss Mary Hutchison. I greys plain or ombre effects. Chic I The Benevolent Society Seger I Dress models with the dressmaker touches I will hold its meeting tomorrow $ 1.00 each night at 7:20 o'clock instead of S I favored by well dressed women, while the | o’clock liecause of the entertain ment being given in Orange Hall I tailored ensemble Coats are included in | A splendid assortment of new spring jewelry Including the new “sun-tan” Jew by the Svoa Hall Association at the elry In both the long strand and chocker pearls*and ear rings; new orchid pearls: latter hour. metal necklaces; and the costume jewelry which includes ear rings, brooches, neck I every smart wardrobe. | laces and pendants in a wide choice of colors. The Men’s Society of the Swedish Lutheran church will hold its E Coats—Second Floor = monthly meeting tonight at S Jewelry—Main Floor o’clock. George Waddell,, town treasurer, will speak on “Muuicipal niiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin Government”. Musical numbers will comprise the rest of the program. Refreshments will be served. Tomorrow—72 Only Unpainted HOLDING FRIGIDAIRE m O N E ! DEMONSTRATION HERE W indsor/ interest created by the new Frlgl- dalre cold control, an invention that GOOD THINGS TO EAT Chairs Quaker Craft opens a new realm for the house wife in menu planning, is evidenced OVER THE WEEK-END by the large crowds that have visit Since we’re not likely to be fainting with the To Be Lacquered in ed the local Frigidaire dealer’s dis heat right away, In spite of that two-day summer play room at 7 4!) Main street since that strayed along just before this latest winter, Colors to Harmonize Curtains the national cold control domontra- Host folks will probably want something besides tlon of the General Motors subsi fruit salads and iced tea for dinner, over the week diary opened Tuesday. The demon- end. In fact the pot roast-roast pork-sausage sea With the Color Schemes Btration, which is being held in all son is in for a revival for a few days. So at least •FOR FASCINATING WINDOWS large cities throughout the country it seems to Pinehurst—and we’re all set. in Your Home. to acquaint the public with this Some of the niecest Pot Roasts you ever did see outstandin.g refrigeration perfec are here—Chuck (most flavorous of beef cuts), Sir Quaker Craft curtains in the new spring designs will tion, will close at 10 o’clock to loin Tips and Rump Cuts. All of them prime morrow night, it was announced. fresh stock—priced at the minimum for this grade add much to the appearance of your windows. Patterns Many tempting frozen desserts of meat. and colors suitable for the living room, dining room and made possible by the cold regulator Many folks don’t eat Roast Pork in the summer. $1.98 bedroom. Pair kre being prepared and served by These will be likely to take advantage of the pres domestic science experts at the ent winter aftermath as a last chanc to enjoy a emonstrations. Souvenirs, and roasting cut of the famous Sinclair Iowa Corn Fed , $1.98 to $7.98 Sterature of value to the hostess Pork, finest on earth. knd housewife will he distributed Lacking desire for a big cut, the Meat Depart Bow or straight back ^o visitors during the remaining ment suggests Pinehurst Round Ground at the spe chairs; a few fiddle-back Rayon Taffeta in solid colors will make up into attrac ^ 0 days and nights of the deraon- cial price of 40 cents or Pinehurst Hamburg at 30 chairs included in this price, tive draperies for the bedroom. Excellent, too, for bed ||tration the dealer said. cents. all birch used throughout.. well constructed. Chairs spreads and boudoir cushions. Yard Meadowbrook Sausage Meat, delicately seasoned, suitable for the kitchen, sweet and fresh. Is 30 cents. bedrooms and breakfast 79c Friday Nigh,t Phone service is becoming a habit nook; excellent for the sum with many a Pinehurst customer. The practice of mer cottage. While they SUKDAY DMER many patrons is to make out a complete week-end last— $1.98. marketing list, sit down cosily at the phone during Printed Crash and Chintz in gay little patterns that the evening and pass all the responsibility over to at the Pinehurst. Several phones are in operation up to Speed Enamel will give color to your home this summer. Pair 9 o’clock, just taking orders for Saturday delivery —and the delivery Is made any time the customer 1-4 P in t... 30c 1-2 Pint.. .50c Pint.. .95c ~ 65c and 85c specifies. Every order is carefully checked and p a sieiDAN filled with meticulous care. If anything should be wrong we’ll send a special messenger and correct Unpainted Furniture—^Basement the error. Until 9 tonight. Phone number is ' CURTAINS-Main Floor fl^iirkey, Duck or Chicken Two Thousand. with all the fixings $1 3CXS(9tXX9(9(9(3(9(3(9(XS(9a(9tX9(XX9(XX9(X9»(S^ m t