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CHICAGO’S VALENTINE; BRITAIN NOT JUST 10 MURDERS U .S. SENATE Chicago, Feb. 15.— Chicago’s WIDOW Dm valentine murders totaled ten, a survey here today revealed. ANXIOUS TO * s' TO REJECT Seven men were massacred in a gang murder. A woman was slain by her i n SHIPS husband who then killed him OIL REPORT BLAME self. Two men, Peter Moss dnd Oscar Jones, were killed in a London Denies Report That fight with a man said to be Insurgent Republicans De Medical Ezanuiieir D e ^ Arthur Lee. Locks up Mother, 93 <«> sert Senator Walsh Be Statement Made m M oifr U. S. Was Invited to Dis And Then Kills Self cuss Naval Limitations in SAYS CHICAGO cause He Put Blame on iog Newsjiapers-^tmnor ' Donovan. the Near Future. Bethel, Conn., Feb. 15.— ^A posse^and crawled out, went some dis Says Fake Suicide Note: of local citizens headed by Post tance to a neighbor’s home and POLICE KILLED told her experiences. Constable master Bailey today locate^ the Was Placed in Mrs. London, Feb. 15.— British official Washington, Feb. 15— Oil and Morris Britto was called in and body of Prank Benedict, 63, a resi circles were dumbfounded today by rum formed the legislative diet of organize/1 a posse to seek the man. THE GANGSTERS the Senate ■‘oday as It began con dent of Andrew street, lying, with Postmaster Bailey located the body son’s Stocking. published reports that Great Bri the throat cut, in a wooded part of soon after ten o’clock. — ' sideration of the Walsh Salt Creek tain will invite the United States in the north end of the town. Bene According to his mother-in-law, oil report while the Jones prohibi to a naval limitation conference dict informed liis mother-in-law, Benedict left the house bareheaded Special to The Herald. tion bill remained its “ unfinished 93'years old, that he was going to and carrying a razor which he within the next three months. The Dry Official Makes Direct Willimantlc, Feb. 15.— There .are business.” kill himself. Then he locked her flourished wildly. No one sa'y him reports were branded as -'bsolutely two startling developments today in The oil report, filed by Senator in the house and departed. The at the time. No reason is assigned untrue. Charge Against Depart old lady finally smashed a window. for Benedict’s deed. . the Jackson murder mystery. , Thomas J. Walsh, (D) of Montana, Sir Austen Chamberlain, British One is the "about-face" of Medi would criticize the Inferior and foraign secretary, not only refused cal Examiner Dr. Louis I. Mason ment— Scoots Idea It Was Justice Departments for delay in to be quoted, but refused to discuss who was quoted by ne'wspapers late cancelling Harry F. Sinclair’s con HENRY FORD SAYS WORK the reports in any way. Work of Rivals. tract for Royalty oil in the Salt yesterday as saying that Mrs, Gctr However, official opinion was Creek fields of Wyoming. The Sen trude B, Jackson, widow of the summed up for International News ate public lands committee rejected slain man, confessed to-the ntuf-. Service this afternoon by a source While the wheels of romance spun back home, making her a pros the report by a to 6 party vote IS SECRET OF HIS FAME der of her husband in the letter Chicago, Feb. 15.— A direct other than the foreign office as fol pective mother-in-law, Mrs. Evangeline Lindbergh, mother of Colonel and Walsh brought it to the floor she wrote before killing herself with a rifle. Today Dr. Mason lows: charge that Chicago policemen had Charles Lindbergh, was on the other side of the world. Here she's of the Senate for justification. “ Any such suggestion is most killed the seven gangsters lined shown with the captain of the liner President Wilson upon arriving in denies making any such statemeiiV There was every indication the The other angle is the uncon-- harmful at the present time, and against a ■well and massacred with Naples, Italy, on a world tour that will end in time for her to attend the Senate, too, would' reject th- re wedding of her celebrated son to Miss Anne Morrow. Until recently, Adds That a Good Wife or firmed report, that an iinknovra can only change the existing situa machine guns was made here today port, since the Insurgent Bloc ap DRYS OF THE SOUTH hand placed a fake suicide note 'In tion for the worse. There is no Mrs. Lindbergh was Visiting Professor of Chemistry at the Constantino parently has deserted Walsh’s lead by F. D. Silloway, deputy prohibi ple Women’s College, in Turkey. Mrs, Jackson’s stocking as the biJdjr avenue for approach between the ership. In the committee room. Mother Plays a Big Pari lay in the morgue here. The par two countries upon this subject. tion administrator. Senator Nye, (R) of North Dakota, DROP MELLON PLAN son, it is. understood, first re You cannot equalize eight inch and' Silloway made the charge after the Insurgent chairman, led a fight moved the original note and to the six inch guns. It must be f’*ankly he had exposed reports made by his SAYS FATHER against the Walsh report and voted In Helping a Man Attain self accusing missive added sen admitted that Britain was opposed private prohibition agents, making SMITH IS EECTED against it. He said he agreed with tence upon sentence:—each one" to the original preparatory dis an independent investigation of WAS POISONED certain portions but disagreed with attempting to acquit the ■wldoje’s armament conference because the the horrible slaying,'the worst in Walsh’s condemnation of Assistant HisGoaL Will Not Accept Two Million close friend. Deputy Sheriff Trenor. British were fully aware that it the history of gangland, in which Attorney General William J. Dono Rice, of blame in the death of he> CO. COMMISSIONER Woman Accused of Killing van, much mentioned as a possible must inevitably break up in dis the entire “ mob” of George “ Bugs” Seven Children Tells of Other Instead of 24 Million in husband. . " agreement. Moran, north side liquor king, was choice for attorney general in Presi EDITOR’S NOTE: This is Officials Mum. A Question of Time wiped out. Crimes in Family. dent-Elect Hoover's Cabinet. the second of a series of threo So far as th e'' authorities are- “ Possibly, in the course of time, It was pointed out by Silloway The Walsh report will be debated articles based on an excluslto the Budget. concerned, they are giving eat conditions may alter things anc. ad that the automobile used by the Senator from Manchester St. Joseph, Mich., Feb. 15, from noon until 2 o’clock. There interview with Henry Ford. nothing, which will help clear the seemed little likelihood of a final just themselves to the extent that murderers was a Cadillac, such as Weird ■whisperings of other mystery, believed to he solved by poisonings — an unescapable^ decision on the report in that the contents of the suicide note there will b» a mutual deslr.j to a police squad car, and that in^the Choice of Both Houses; BY J.1MES L. KILGALLEN Washington, Feb. 15.— Southern approach the subject again. But getaway all witnesses ‘ testified the fate ■which'dealt stealthy death limited time. which is being dosely guarded^ blows to unsuspecting victims Lengthy Report Drys in Congress today refused- to Coroner Arthur G. Bill of Danlel- that is a question of time Our at- machine had both a siren and a The report consummated the Fort Myers, Fla., Feh.‘ 15.— De titude at present is that the less gong. Other Business; — were added today to ‘ the accept the proposal of Secretary of son again today ref used, to make charges of infanticide facing committee’s lengthy inquiry into claring that “ work” is his formula said the better.” “ A squad from the bureau hi the Treasury Mellon, to raise pro the note public.' He declared sn^ch Mrs. Ethel Lewis, 49, and her disposition of the government’s for success, Henry Ford, the richest a step would be inimical to the Sir Austen. Chamberlain, British jacked a load of liquor from the Royalty oil from the Salt, Creek hibition enforcement appropriations daughter, Mrs. Oakel Gorham, man in the world, today amplified state’s interests pending the trial foreign secretary, addressed the Moran crowd three weeks ago,” Hartford, Feb. 15 — Both 23, as further details of al- . fields. It was shown that for the $2,570,000 as a substitute for their Association of American Corres Silloway charged. “ That took place that assertion by adding that a of Sheriff Rice who is indicted for,^ branches of the General Assembly leged rnufders by deadly po whole period of the Sinclair "onr extra $24,000,000 fund in tho first the murder. . ' pondents at a luncheon here yes on Indianapolis boulevard, accord tract, the government received good wife or a mother who exerts deficiency bill. concurred today in electing Robert tions came to light here. the right influence also plays a tre King’s Statement. terday. He touched upon the naval ing to our Information. Herself accused of slaying $300,000 less income than it would The first deficiency bill appar “ here were 500 cases in that load mendous- part in helping an ambi- William A. King, former attor tiuestion, but his listeners were J. Smith, of Manchester, himself a ..-Beven;infants by poisoning aad have had under a, contract calling ently . having; bean scuttled in . con ney-general for the state^ and at pledged to secrecy. From the events and the Moran crowd ■was bitterly member of the Sendtb,- M' eoiiiity.; strangulation, ifra: Ee'tids.'refd ‘ for 'ptfteRaS'e isT-the oil al niSTlcfet tiouB man attain his goal. ference through disagreement over resentful. “ I cannot estimate the amount of present engaged as Rice's counsel, that have followed, there is every commissioner for Hartford coonly. authorities today that yea.rs prices. At one time both Donovan the Dry fund, the southern Drys declared he would make no partlcu- Political Pressure. credit my wife should be given for indication that one of the corres ago InVBig Rapids, her father, and Walsh approved the contract’s were preparing to add the $21,- lar effort to secure the missive pondents not only broke his pledge, “ They started pressure through Rules of both Senate and House Gebfge Clark, was poisoned by legality but both changed their whatever success I have achieved.” 000,000 amendment to the second their political connections to force were suspended to permit passage said Mr. Ford with some feeling. though he understood it was In, a but gathered a mistaken idea from a brother, Emerson Clark, minds later. deficiency bill. stamped envelope addre^ed to hint, the return of the .liquor and the The Walsh report has met with “ It has been incalculable.” . the foreign secretary’s remarks. , of the resolution electing Senator who also poisoned his house “ I am very glad that the admin 'The note, he said, would .hot be ad-, Politics also enters into the situa squad was fearful of ptting into i gmith. keeper, little sympathy among the Insur “ Fully fifty per cent of the istration has recognized the prin- tion to some extent. Disarm.vn ent trouble with the federal courts. I member of the HO'Use would gent Republicans,* whom he must credit.” interjected Harvey ' Fire- , ciple I have been fighting for,” said' “ I f f I?. “ Our theory is that win to secure Us approval by the stone, millionaire rubber man who {Senator Harris (^D) of Georgia, aii-j trial. One report hah it that Mrs- has become one of the issues in the the police | being designated an “ anti- Rice left two notes, one to. Rice and general political campaign, which squad went there yesterday to . talk evolutionist member.” and so Senate. The insurgents have felt was listening to the interview which : thor of the $24,000,000 amendment. things over and try to get a settle-i ‘LINDY’S’ MOTHER he didn’t take the inquiry far took place .on Mr. Ford’s beautiful i “ I am disappointed that the I is now in full swing, preparatory Samuel A. Eddy, of North Canaan, Just how much truth there, li| 1-n to the general election In June. It is ment. i Speaker of the House, retained pos enough as the original resolution president has not seen fit to recom “ The gangster refused to talk authorized an Investigation into the (Continned ob I’age 2.) mend a larger fund. I will contin the latest report that an addition session of a letter mailed in Cam was made to the contents of the (Continued on Page 3) business and the shooting followed. den, N J., to such a person. “ Any- IS NOT ENGAGED Democratic Wilson administration ue to attempt to have congress set It seems strange that a crowd of wants to claim the letter and the leases, while often con aside a larger fund for the purpose note left' by Mrs. Jacksos, o f course, remains to be proven, bat ia hoodlums like that could all be kill may do so,” the speaker announced. demned. have never been Inves of real prohibition enforcement.” the absence of official confirmation, ed without offering a shot in ex Judge Peck, of Bristol, brought tigated. The Exception. change. the Duchess of Torlonia divorce The Jones Bill CARDINALS BECOME Senator Harris naade only one it is at least food for tbonght. HOOVER ON TOUR “ I hope to have the names of the case to the attention of the Lower Mistake Made by Editor The Jones bill meanwhile will he exception to his attitude. If Presi .Authorities axe said to be looking policemen of that squad within a House today when he opposed a debated by the Senate after two dent-Elect Hoover declares that he for the perso^ who meddled .with few hours. bill that would give a woman the Who Translated Italian o’clock. It would provide for In does not want the extra money for the missive. ’ Says Story is True. riight to establish her domicile creasing the penalty for criminal PRINCES BY PACT dry law enforcement, he probably Daughter GuardeflL IN EVERGLADES “ I am going to take the matter where she pleases. Woman already j prohibition violations to a new will drop the fight. Today, the slim Juanita— or up with, the state’s attorney. has that right, the judge declared, Caption on Photo. maximum,of $10,000, fines and five Administration leaders of the phaned by the murder of her “ We are positive the story of the for the laws of Connecticut, broader years imprisonment. Under exlstr House indicated that they would father a fortnight ago and the ianK' than those of any other state in re Ing law, the maximum penalty All of the Citizens of New adopt the Mellon plan and boost the cide ot her mother— sits in the Wants to See What Damage (Continued on Page 2.) gard to married women, has estab varies from six months to two years present dry fund of about $35,000,- Jackson home technically free, bht ;'.S lished that woman may have her New York, Feb. 15.— Cupid only imprisonment and from $1,000 to 000 a year by the amount re actually a prisoner, watched by, k home elsewhere than where her struck once in the Lindbergh fam $2,000 in fines. The Jones bill Papal State Will Have quested. Mellon proposed to give guard of four officers. ; Was Done by Hurricane husband lives. He took the Tor ily, it became definitely ascer would make the new maximum $1,700,000 to the prohibition bu The brief summary of the note- apply to all criminal offenses under LOANS TO WALL ST. lonia divorce as an example of the tained today, although a report reau and to use the rest among was disclosed by Medical Examiner the prohibition law. Two Nationalities. other agencies enforcing prohibi Louis Mason. Now .be denies mak State’s liberality toward women. during the‘past 24 hours had at- Last Year. The Legislature adjourned until The -wets have . Indicated they tion. ing any such statement-. The. ad ARE IN DECREASE Tuesday after disposing of all the tenipted to make a double barreled will fight the bill, JSenator Bruce ■ Another proposal of the treasury ditions to the noth, not discovered bills the committees had reported. blast out of the colonel’s engage (D) of Maryland having warned Rome, Feb. 15.— All cardinals as an off-set to the southern drys’ untip the, body ’vas'.removed to thh the Senate that a five year im- Miami Beach, Fla., Feb. 15.-:—In will be consid6re4 princes of royal demand was presented to the undertaking establishment, atO Jbe- ment announced with the additional risonment was by far too harsh a Houra interstate commerce commit his life-time role of a skilled and THE SEN.^TE rumor that his mother, Mrs. Evan-' lieved to have been, made after the Hartford, Feb. 15— The Senate penalty “for a man taking a blood when the agreemont bety/een tee today. competent engineer, President- geline'^ Lindbergh, was engaged to drink;” On the other hand. Dry woman’s death and before tke ar Drop Over 100 Million DoK today passed from its calendar a the Vatican and the Italian State Secretary Mellon, In a letter to rival of the police. Elect Hoover set out from his pre- Captain F. A. Anderson of the Senators declared the light penal Rep. Hoch (R ) of Kansas, recom hill which would extend to March liner, President Wilson. comes into official being through “ She killed herself because abh inaugural headquarters here early 1, 1929, the time in which the Bal- ties now inflicted under the dry mended legislation authorizing in lars Since Congress Is Mrs. Lindbergh Is due here Feb. law have encouraged bootlegging. ratification. crease of the officer personnel of knew that we were going to arrest this morning for a two day motor log-Nagle,. of Meriden, may file a 19 on the Wilson from -Turkey her for her husband's murder .and certificate of organization: allow- The bill 'probably will be debated Only the cardinals of the. cnrla the-^Coast Guard from 455 to 588. trip that will carry him nearly 500 where she taught school for. several several days hut is certain of enact will be Vatican citizens, it. was The request was embraced in a bill jail her along . with Rice,” drtec-_ sued Warning,. in,g the New Haven railroad to own months. ;, ’ t . tlves working under Edward. J.' miles through the area hardest hit stock of its subsidiary companies ment once it comes to a vote. stated in church circles today.. considered by the House committee. by the Florida hurricane last Sep ,, The New Y ork. newspaper first The new Italian Parliament, Hickey, nemesis ot the late Gerald without special permission from carrying the' report of, Mrs. Lind Chapman, declared. tember. J the Public Utilities Commission: a which will ratify the treaty of con It was Mr. Hoover’s desire to ■Washington, Feb. 15.— Tension bergh's engagement to Captain An- ciliation, v/ill be elected late next Knew Game Was Up, - • hill which would allow the New derso'n, printed a picture showing view the locale personally to the ever the tremendous volume of Haven railroad to operate under TWO COLLEGE STUDENTS month and will convene on April TODAY IN CONGRESS “ She knew the game was ifp apid end he would be better qualified to the couple standing together. The she saw that she and Rioe weira credit absorbed in Stock Market the charter of the manufacturers sanxe paper . today printed an 10. In the meantime, however, the consider relief measures after as Railroad Co., of the city of New treaty will be approved by the Fas going to be in the same fix here suming the presidency. The Presi activities was somewhat relieved apology to both Mrs., Lindbergh and ARE REPORTED MISSING Washington, Feb. 15.— The day that Ruth Synder and Judd O r ^ Haven. the captain explaining that the cist Grand Council. dent-Elect’s itinerary will carry him today following the announcement Favorable reports received and It Is understood .that citizen.s of in Congress: were'in down in. New York. So through the Everglades and around Italian photographer who. took the she decided, to kill herself and save that loans to brokers and dealers tabled for calendar and printing picture had been “ misinformed.” the new papal state, or feity of the Senate: Lawe Okeechobee, where more than Dartmouth Boys Leave School Debated Walsh report, condemn her lover. But she isn’t g o lo g ;^ by New York City member hanks are authorizing the Algonquin club From London came the’ explana Vatican, will enjoy dual.nationality 2,000 people perished when the of Bridgeport to increase its real Saying lliey Were, Going to — both state and church— similar ing Departments of Justice and In save him.’’ " stqrm literally hurled the water out of the federal reserve system had tion that the word “ fianco” on the Mystery also surrounds fka estate holdings from $100,600 to photograpih caption which means South America. to the citizenship of residents of the terior for their handling of Sin of the lake and over the country declined $101,000,000, the week $700,000; authorizing a board of dual monarchy of Austria-Hungary clair’s Salt Creek Royalty oil con burial of Mrs. Jackson. A local side. 'There is a distinct drainage “ standing next to” may have been undertaker who has charge .of the ending February 13, misconstrued as meaning “ fiance.” Hanover, N. H., Feb. 15.— Two before the war. tract. problem if the possibility of another (Continued on Page 3) Awarded distinguished flying body, refused to say whe» ttie The board’s report indicated that Although no word, has been well known members ot the-' fresh From an authoritative source it such disaster is to be averted, and cross to Captain Benjamin. Mendez, funeral would take place, ■wuo he wants to test his own engineer out-of-town banks had cut their heard from, Mrs. Lindbergh or Clap- man class at Dartmouth college— is learned that the work of build Colombian flier. would conduct the services, or In ing ski^l in that connection. brokers loans by $72,000,000 and tain Anderson aboard the Wilson, William H. Ferry, of Grosse Point, ing a railway station Inside the NEED ANOTHER MILLION international News dispatches from Vatican gardens wlU be under Opened debate on Jones bill. In what section of the Wlllimantic Those In Party. that there had been substantial re Mich., and William H. Cox, of West cemetery interment would be. . Un Accompanying Mr. Hoo-^er were San Francisco pointed out that Haven. Conn.,— were missing today taken at once. creasing penalties for dry law vio ductions by the member banks on Captain Anderson has been mar Papal Carriages lations. officially it Is said the burial wIR Major General Edgar Jadwin, chief their own account and for the ac TO TRY BOOZE CASES and were believed to be In Wash take place tomorrow afternoon .In of army engineers; Rep. Frank ried for exactly thirty-nine years Pope Plus XI has already order House: count of others, Including corpora and that his family is happily ington. Deportation and other immigra the Jackson family plot, and beaTdp- Reid, (R ) of 111., chairman of the The two' students, both accom ed Papal carriages from a Milan tions and individuals. | awaiting the captain’s homecoming tion bills considered on floor. the grave of Jackson. house flood control committee. Attorney General Says Federal plished musicians, announced to firm. This indicates that the Pon,- As a result of the reduction it { in Oakland. • tiff may spend the summer outside House judiciary commitee votes Gov. Doyle E. Carlton of Florida appeared that the reserve hoard Courts Are All Clogged Up their classmates that they had sud EXPERTS FINISH WORK and the state’s experts and en of Rome. to send committee to ask Attorney might not take further steps to cur With Cases. ' LINDT’S IN GEORGIA denly decided to go,to South Amer General Sargent’s aid in Judge gineers. A cavalcade of twenty It is likely the Pope, if he leaves Paris, Feb. 15— The reparation automobiles was necessary to carry tail credit than its warning notice ica. this city, will spend the summer Winslow Investigation. Cox was in the public limelight experts virtually completed ■ th^-. the whole party. of a week ago, now regarded as a Washington, Feb.' 15— The gov Sapelo Island, Ga„ Feb. 15.— months at the convent of Conte Admiral Billard asks House In method of frightening the small ernment needs a million dollars Nosing.his wdy out of a murky sky, after the Christmas recess when he preliminary work at their sessleiiv Today’s trip will cover the 233- Cassino -.'nd Villa Castel Gandolfo. terstate commerce committee for today. They, exp^t to take 'dp vii%t mile stretch between Miami Beach speculators out of the market. worth of additional legal talent to Col. Charles A. Lindbergh landed left Dartmouth and was detained Owing to illness and the heavy more officers to better enforce pro help clear up the congestion of in Washington on orders from his problems of the reparations Isn^ and Clewiston. Arrangements have Loans Falling Off here at‘ ll:2 3 a. m., today to'spend strain of his diplomatic duties in hibition, anti-smuggling and other on Monday, including fut-areVGi^.; been made to put the Hoover party Experts interpreted the falling liquor cases in federal courts. a few hours as the guest of Howard father. recent years, it was reported that laws. Attorney General Sargent today Ferry, a promising football ath man annuities. ; up overnight at Clewiston. off of brokers loans as an indica E. Coffin on his island estate.^ Papal Secretary of St.' to Gasparri Despite the supplemMtary .fig;* Along the road, the President- tion that the banks, corporations, submitted to the'budget bureau a A short, while before the colonel lete, is the son of Hugh J. Ferry, may retire. This report, however, LEFTY FLYNN DIVORCED "request for additional funds with ures submitted by Dr. Hjkipief^ Elect will see not only the scars of individuals and others are heeding landed here, he passed oyer throngs treasurer of a Jiatlonally kilown wa> denied at the Vatican. Shacht, head of the . R.eichahai^i; the hurricane, but the scars of the which to employ special attorneys on Sea Island’ waiting, for his arriv automobile company and member There is high interest in the pro Los Angeles, Cal., Feb. 15.— the board’s warning. The cut last i^ to prepare cases for ■ trial. The and -leadier of the German d e)e(^ real estate boom that burst with week was in contrast to an increase al. He circled the isle and then prb- of a socially prominent Michigan posed visit of King Victor Em Hollywood's “ Ideal couple”- came tion, the experts Have 'fonnd:4t such devastating effect in 1926. He exact amount, asked ,for 'W^s not family. offlcialljr to the parting of tho ways of over $100,000,000 the day fol divulged, but it ie understood some ceeded toward Sapelo. He plans to manuel to Pope Pius XI after the possible to estimate- ; Qerma^i^ will pass through vast stretches of Neither student wa^ in scholas here today when Viola Dan’ ,.screen lowing the board’s statement thing more than $1,000,000 was 1^ ■ ■ • ■•'•V •»' EVENING HERALD, SOOTH HANGHBBTEB, CONN, FRIDAT, IHBRDART lA I M world.” He said people should take HENRY FORD SAYS WORK more interest in oue another, mud WHO IS SHORT ONE UTEST STOCKS particularly, old folks should take N . Y . ^ o c k i TS CHICAGO more Interest in the younger peo O B r r U A R Y I IS SECRET OF U S FAME ple. And people over fifty are do .B IR T B CERTIFICATED New York, Fob. 15 —- A tteady (Fomlabed by Patfiani A Co.) ing just that thing, he added. etrHjft -bf •ellihf ®r4ew to » con fused and high-strung market re Allied Chem ..284 H i POUCEKHIED “ How is your health, Mr. Ford? Perhaps It’s Among the 20 (Continued from Page 1) Do you diet and.exercise?” sulted in a further, downward swing Uank.SUicks. Am Bosch ...... -4 4 ^ DEATHS Returned to Town Clerk by of prices of tk# industrUl favorites And Can ...... 113 % "I feel fine,” he replied. "If I [ I Bankers Trust Co. . . 320 —. A.m Loco 107 tropical estate where he has been don’t, I know it’s my own- fault. Board of Health. today. The market waa highly sen- Capitol Nat B & T .. 4l5 — I IfTHE GANGSTERS in semi-seclusion. When you do not fee^ right it .is Mrs. Henry Avery sative to new developments ia the Am Pow aud'Lt ...... 10 9% City Bank & Trust . .1600 — Am Tel and T e l ...... 312% “ Yes, all of that,” said’ Mr. Ford. generally, because you have over Mrs. Charlotte Sadd Avery, wifq Town Clerk Turkiugton h u re monoy aituation aad..an Increase, of Conn River ...... 400 — Edison’s Remark of the late Henry Avery of South 1-8 of 1 per cant in the bankera' Am ’sugar ...;...... 86 % § XOontInaed from Page 1)' eaten or have eaten the ’ wrong ceived from the State Board of First Bohd t o M*»rt.. — 60 ^tnaconda ...... 135 ^4 I reminded Mr. Ford that his old things. Windsor, died at the home of her accapUnca ratat, suggaiting a slif- First N at.'H tfd - 290 310 Health about twenty copijs of birth Atchison ...... 200 ■ .fjl-Jacklng Is true and we are going friend, Thomas A. Edison, world’s “ Not too much. Is a safe plan, grandniece,- Mrs. Gertrude Foster certificates which have proved un fanlM of tha monay market, scared HlfU Conn I'rusl Co. ''60 7«u famous inventor, had stated on his and do not mix the three different of Henry street this afternoon at the timid bulls. Feeble ralUes in Atl Ref ...... 56% S.to put all federal pressure to bear deliverable to parents through the Land Mig & 'Vitle . — 60 Balt and O h io ...... 123 82nd birthday last Monday that "he foods. I mean fruit, protein and 1:45, after a short illness with the Copper and Utility stocks In the 'iupon the situation. Independent of mails' AH town clerks In Connec Morris Plan Bank .200 — Beth Steel 91"^4 did not know a single person who starch. They should be eaten broncliitls. Mrs. Avery was 86 ticut send to the State Board a copy early. afternoon restored some of .New Britain 'I’rusi . 2'25 - — •4 the Chicago police department. tba early losses in active stocks. Can Pac ...... 248% 3 "There has been entirely too was happy. separately, an all fruit meal, an all years old and bad spent nearly all of each birth reglatration. The Phoenix State B&T. 550 ~ protein meal and so on.” Through the Now 'fork Reserve, Ches and O h io ...... 216% ; m-ch activity on the part of police- "Do you know one happy per of iier long life in Wapping and ‘State Board, in turn, after record Park St Trust ------11001 — C M and St 'Paul...... 36 % son?” I asked him. His E x c is e this towBi She was known to young ing the birth, returns to the par Bank directors did not raise the Riverside I'rusl .... 675 —- *4men regarding violations of -the rediscount rate of tbe bank yes Chi Rock Isl ...... 133% ^''prohibition law. It was bound to"' “ Yes,” he replied. "I think Mr. “ Do you play golf or tennis?” and old as “ Aunt Lottie” and great ents, by mail, a birth certificate. West Hart Trust ... 360 — Cons Gas ...... Edison is the happiest man I knew. "No. When I want exercise I run In so many cases, however, the per terday. they wrangled until whll UtuiUk. ,._come to this and this is the show- ly beloved by a wide circle of into the evening, and tha poasibility Corn Prod ...... sT" ’ down betwen the federal govern He has reasons to bo happy. He al or chop wood, a brisk run on rising friends. She was remarkably keen son who registers the birth fails to atfd ftCunn WeSi 6 95 — Erie 69 .a ways has been busy. Early in life in the morning and just before re give the parents’ full address, that of an incraasa next week atlll hings East Conn Pn 5's . . . 100 103 ment and the city police depart- and active for a woman of Her over the market. Reserve Board’s Gen Elec 233 through hard work and the use of tiring at night is a great thing for years and possessed a sunny, cheer a certain propqrtion of these certifi Conn L P 7 a ...... 117 120 Gen aiotors ...... 81 Ijnent.’* attempt to strangle speculation has Conn L P 5l4s .... 107 110 'I Silloway refused to amplify his his great brain he accumulated the system. I like to get a good ful disposition whi^b endeared her cates are returned to the State Int Harv ...... 102% workout iff this way. I can get my Board by jthe Post office authorities how become a matter of world-wide Conn L P 4 ^ 4 8 ------100 102 Charges further pending informa- enough money to do things. His to all. interut, with widely divergent lut Nickel ...... 63 creative genius has resulted in un "ixerclse quickly, and just when I ' as undeliverable. At the enid of the Brid Hyd 5s ...... 102 lO.s Marland O i l ...... 37% tion he said he expects to receive want it. If I feel bad I stop eating She leaves a son, William Avery opinions as to'its probable effects. Insurance Storks. •: later today. told good for humanity. Think of of Upland, California, and ar Board’s business year such certifi Higher call loan rates were looked kliamx Cop ...... 4.. the satisfaction that must give to and run it off.” cates are sent to the town clerks of Aetna Casualty ....1600 1650 klo Pac 7« 14 Mr. Ford told how many of his rangements for the funeral of Mrs. for as the day advanced, the banks Aetna Insurance . . . 745 ^— PROBE STARTS him. Avery will be deferred awaiting ad the towns where they originate. having withdrawn about $5.(1,000,- N Y Central ...... 192^3 “ Edison’s work has always been executives bad voluntarily started If there are any Manchester Aetna L i f e ...... 1210 1230 New Haven ...... 91% •n Chicago, Peb. 15— City, county dieting and found it of inestimable vice from him. 000 from the market. - Automobile' ...... 575 595 constructive and genuinely worth parents who have failed to receive a The bulls'put their best foot for North Amn ...... 107% and federal agencies plunged into value to their health and efficiency. certificate for the birth of a child Conn General ...... 2075 2145 while. That is the thing that makes Death Of Infant ward at the opening of the Market Packard ...... 134 '.the sordid maze of theories, plots He said that at his boy’s trade born in 1928 it is poslble that tbs Hartford Firs'...... 950 970 Penna R R ...... ■ 'and counter plots here today in an for happiness. training school at Wayside, Mass., William James, infant son of Mr. marking up prices 1 to A points; Utfd. Steam Boiler .. 82.'> 875 "He radiates happiness. Any one certificate may be found among but the wave of seUins was even Pierce Arrow ...... 33. effort to solve the horrible massa- the thirty pupils have been on a and Mrs. W illi^ Carsten of Bran those now in possession of Clerk Lincoln Nat Life . . . 155 — Pressed Steel C a r ...... • 21% - ere of six members of gangdom and is happy in his presence. It is con- diet all winter. And not a single ford, died early this morning at the then ready to flow in ovor the Mar National Fire ...... 1325 1375 tagiou^j.” Turkington. ket, and before the setaion was five Pullman ...... 83% a doctor who met death yesterday one of them has been ill a day. home of its grandmother, Mrs. Phoenix ...... 950 970 Radio ...... 359%, standing in a single file against a "Be Cheerful” Edison’s Experiments Rachel Symington of Trotter street. minutes old the downward swing of Travelers ...... 1860 1880 Ford remarked that "people Discussing Mr. Edison’s experi prices, was under way. ,Tba "cor Reading ...... 108 "brick wall when deadly machine A private funeral service will be SUES FOR AN ACCIDENT Pulillf lUtlUy Storks. Rossia I n s ...... 248 }:gun slugs tore into their bodies, ought to be more cheerful”. They ments with rubber plants which the held in Branford tomorrow after rective" applied by thO big hears Conn Elec Sve p .* . 112 ' — take themselves too seriously, he and professionals in. the form of a Sou Pac ...... 133 i The key to the solution, it Is famous inventor undertook for the noon. It is requested th.xt flowers be Conn L P x% .... 119 1 ‘23 Sou R y ...... 150 thought, adding: purpose o f giving this country a deluge of selling ordas • .carried r generally believed, lies in the find- omitted. OF YEAR AND HALF AGO Conn L P 7% ...... 117' 120 S O of N J ...... 50% ving of George “ Bugs” Moran, leader "Generally when people are seri big home grown rubber supply In prices downward, hut Again the Conn L P 5 V4 Pfd . »» I " ‘3 ous they are in some sort of Market displayed, its firm positf~u S O of N Y ...... 40% lo f the north side "mob” which was the event of a national emergency, Conn L P 6% % pfd. I l l H ” S O of C a l...... 66% ;:annihilated by the super stroke of troAble. And it is usually their own Mr. Ford predicted that Edison Martino Estate Seeks. $10,000 by -a sadden tailing off in the Conn P Co (par 25) 145 150 FUNERALS amount of stock offered’‘•for sale. Tob Prod ...... 04% I-Gangland. Moran was variously fault if they are in trouble.” "will find something that can be Greenwich W&G 6 98 K 'i Union P a c ...... \ . . . .223 } "What is your formula for suc- grown all over the country.” from Connecticut for Death Never sell a .'slow market said the '.reported in hiding, fleeing the city Hart E L (par 25) . 136 140 U S R u b b er...... - 49 and critically ill of inuenza. I cess?” Edison himself said on Monday • John Egan. At Laurel Park. hears, as they proceeded without do v t c ...... 132 138 that he believed that those states much delay to take in sail. TT S Steel ...... 174% Forty men have been rounded up "Work,” said Mr. Ford, succinct The funeral of John Egan of Wal Htfd Gas c (par 25) 93 97 Westinghouse ...... 1.52% and are held at the detective ly. Vlt’s the only think I know of bordering on the Gulf of Mexico nut street was held this morning E. Gilbert Martino, o f' 456 American & foreign Power, and do pfd (par 25).. 63 . 70 can grow plant rubber with profit Wethersfield avenue, Hartford, ad Utilities L ight'& Power were, the ■W Overland ...... ” 2'* bureau for questioning. that will do it. A successful man with prayers at the funeral home of S N E T Co ...... 189 194 Woohvorth ...... 202 Even if found, it was pointed out must use his head, his hands and to the farmer “ in case of war William P. Quish at 8:30 and serv ministrator of the estate of the late leaders in a moderate upturn in Maiiiifarturing StorM- by detectives, Moran, in true gun his feet.” prices.” ices at St. James’ church half an John Martino, his 22 years old son, prices In the Utility stocks. North Am H ardw are...... 71* 78 man fashion, would shrug his "Looking back on your own suc Ford lauded Edison pointing out hour later. The funeral was largely has brought suit for 110,000 American also moving up 5 1-2 Ahierlcan H*»siery . 27 vshoulders and say he knew nothing. cessful life, w'hat achievement, or that his great inventions made pos attended^ against The Connecticut Company points to 109.' American Silver . . . 26 ;'.It is generally believed he owned what moment, gave you the biggest sible “ m>ass production,” which The bearers were James Roach, as an outgrowth of a fatal accident Sinclair Oil was welcomed back Arro H&H El pf . . 106 SATU R D A Y 5’or operated the "cartage company” thrills?” revolutionized industry in America. Michael Foley and Arthur O’Neill, occurring near Laurel Park, Octo to tbe fold of dividend payers, after do c o m ...... 32 f - garage and warehouse where the Mr. Ford smiled and then re He said that we have been living in from the Ancient Order of Hiber ber 12, 1927. The case was as an absence of nearly five, years. Automatic Refrig .. 10 — and— > massacre occurred but in the face the “ comfortable age” since 1880, nians; Christopher McHale, John signed for last Monday hut is hot The directors ordering a payment Acme Wire ...... 24 , plied, cryptically: The year after Edison evolved the of 75 cents, a share, of which 25 SU N D A Y • , of any direct evidence police would “ The last moment. That’s the Jansen and Charles Crockett of expected to come up for hearing in Bigelow Htfd com . 99 electric light, the dynamo and cents at this time was considered as ^be unable to accuse him of any- best moment for everybody. You Court Nutmeg, Foresters of Amer the superior court at Hartford be do pfd ...... - • • • 100 Another' Great Doable ^thing. motor. ica. As the body was borne into fore next week. an extra. Refusal of the number of Billings t o Spencer . 9H feel better today than you d'd yes Gave Edison Ground the large crude oil' 'producer** to Feature Ihrogram for V Police Theory terday. You have learned some- the church, the choir sang, "Nearer Martino was riding on the front Bristol Brass ...... 44 Sought, too, were the members of "I am extremely optimistic re seat of a fruit truck operated by join the movement for tne limita which the Circle is thing. You have gained experience My God to Thee;” at the offertory, do pfd ...... 103 the Aeillo gang on the north side, garding what Mr. Edison is doing Mrs. Margaret Sullivan and , Mrs. Anthony Bruno of 27 Kennedy tion of production in the'western oil Case LocKwood & B 37.S noted. , rivals of the Moran faction. Now I enjoy the manner in 1 rubijer7’ saVdTo'rd?■ ■ “ ■ "I have Claire Brennan sang a duet, "O street and owned by the Hartford fields caused heaviness in tbe oil you are interviewing me.” —•— oo Collins Co ...... 150 According to one of the heads of given him the use of 22,000 acres Salutaris;” at the elevation, "Ave Fruit and Produce company of 91 stocks today. Standard of New Jer Colt’s Firearms .... 39 Ithe detective bureau, the police do College Education in Georgia on which to plant rub Maria” by Mra. Claire Brennan; at Connecticut Boulevard, East Hart sey dropping nearly 2 points tot 49. The writer thanked Mr. Ford and Eagle Leek .,...... 37 not know who directed the slay- ber specimens. He told me today the ebanging of the vestments, ford. He had started work for the Heavy.selling of the seasoned in Fafnlr Bearing .... '143 ADOLPHE • Ings. returned the compliment. he intended to start planting there "Softly apd Tenderly, Jesus is company as a helper at lr30 the dustrial stocks broke out in the Fuller Brush Class A 15 "Spike” O’Donnell, Capone and ""What is your position on the right away. This land is in Bryan Calling,” 'b y Mrs. Sullivan and at afternoon of the accident and was fourth hour and prices declined do Class A A ----- «0 MENJOU remnants of the Joe Saltis gang question of a college education?” county, twenty miles south of the end of the mass, "Beautiful killed at 2:05, just about half an without much show, of resistance Hart * C ooley...... 240 he was asked. Savannah. We plan to clear the still control the south side beer and Land on High,” by Arthur E. Keat hour later. close'to tbe low levels of the week. Hartman Tob 1st pfd — — in— chalky',’ operations, working to- “ It’s all right. Some want it, timber off it. What Mr. Edison ing;, The body was placed in the The truck was proceeding to Measured, by the first hour’s price com ...... 21 j:gether. They also have territories others don’t. No two people want likes about it is that it is virgin receiving vault in St. James’ ceme wards Manchester and a Hartford range. Westinghouse was down Inter Silvw ...... 135 “HIS PRIVATE ibn the west side. But prior to the the same thing. People arrive at the soil.” tery. trolley car was approaching from 4 1-2 points; Radl'< down 7; Ana do pfd ...... 114 timurders yesterday, it was not same goal by different routes. If a “ All the things that go to make the other direction in command of conda Copper down.3; 1-2: National Landers.Frary & Clk 71 f'-thought they were seeking to en- boy has a desire for a college educa an auto possible date back to the Mrs. Mary A. Burrell Frank O’Meara, veteran motorman Cash Re^ster 3 1-2 r Montgomery Manning & Bow A. . 19 LIFE” '^ oa ch upon the north side gang. tion he probably will get something first electric light which Edison in The funeral of Mrs. Mary A. of Franklin avenue, Hartford. At .Ward 4 1-4; U. S. Steel 2 1-2: Gen do Class U ...... 12 OTien, too, various rumors couple out of it. But, after all, it’s the stuff vented in 1879. 'A mmilar unit Burrell who died yesterday will be a point just east of the Laurel Park eral Electric 6 1-2; International. New Brit Mch pfd . 100 A new, Bparkliug .Man- 'ihe murders to a Detroit gang, but the boy is made of that counts.” that he used to-make light is now held at 3:30 tomorrow afternoon switch, Martino’s cap blew off and Nickel down 3; Gen'eral Motors 2 xdo com ...... 52 jou comedy. Laugh, l^lhis has almost been discarded in “ What is your impression of the used iu the generators, the starter at the home of her son Ralph Bur he hopped off to pick It up.' The and Chrysler 2; Niles Bemnt Pond .. 220 love and learn the se asmuch as Chicago has its own and the battery. Every automobile cap blew over on the trolley tracks The New York banks sent further young people of today? Ai-e trey go rell of 65 High street. Rev. Alfred do pfd ...... 1"0 crets of “ His Private J«ould be no reason for Detroit or ing in too much for luxuries and embodies a complete electric light Clark will officiate. and in darting after It, Martino hurried calls for money Into:the North and Judd . . . 27 and power plant, which is neces Life” in this romantic ^ t. Louis gangsters trying to buck amusements?” ran in front of the trolley and was call loan market, withdrawing a Peck. Stow & WII . . 18 ^uch a combine as exists here. Chi sary.” fatally injured, dying a short time total of |60,006,0()0 and forcing Russel) Mfg Co .... I-^O story of love and lov “ No, sir, they are ah right, they Mr. -Ford was asked if he was cago gangsters purchase large ■are alert and active and they are DUNHILL CHAIN STORE afterward. the commission houses to look else Seth Thomas C com. 3-2 ers. ^mounts of liquor In Detroit but particularly interested ^ in any one where for funds: This made It do pfd ...... 26 going in for experience. I confess scientific experiment of the last ^hat is a "working agreement,” po easier for the bears to force out Smyth Mfa Co. pfd .,103 Added Feature I don’t know what luxury is. If hav year. lice said. ing more things is implied, I think • TO BE OPENED HERE CONTENTS OF AUTOS selling by the weak-kneed holders Standard Screw . . . 123. “ No,” he replied. “ I always have of the speculative stocks that have the viewpoint is wrong, for what Stanley Works, com. 64 TOM been interested in autofnobiles. climbed aomewhat out of hailing Scovlll Mfg C o ...... 60 General William Booth started they are really getting is experi That takes in nearly every art,’’ he STOLEN IN VERNON distance of conservative valuations "the Salvation Army standing on a ence.” Paper were signed late yesterday Taylor & F en n ...... 140 added, laughing. in recent weeks. Torrington. new . . . 79 MIX >€oap box outside a saloon tn the Mr. Ford ventured the opinion by the Dunhill Chain Stores of New “ Are you planning to make ex On the whole. Industrial and Underwood ...... 105 ;East End of London. that we are living in a "ripened periments while you are here?” York leasing, for a term of years, Police at Work on Odd Thiev business reports were favorable —rin— the store in the Johnson Block at Union Mfg C o ...... — “ Yes,” he said. “ We are always ery Outside Grange Hall most of the 1928 earnings reports U S Envelope, pf -• trying to improve automatically. I 691 Main street, formerly occupied making improvements on the early by Bainforth’s. It is expected that Last Evening. do c o m ...... 260 • ‘‘The Deadwood mean to say that things made by estimates of net incomes of the Veeder-Root ...... 4.3 machine are better than those made alterations will be completed in Special to The Herald. manufacturing companies. The Whitlock Coil Pipe . — by hand. They are more accurate. time to open March 1st. The front Stock' MarkeC.took its cue from the . Coach” THE Only tools are made by hand nowa will he entirely remodeled and will Vernon Center, Feb. 15.— Over coats, blankets, sweaters and auto uneasy money market situation SUICIDE r.\CT. A bxHr-raising. drama days.” be made into one of the most mod rather than the cheerfdl business Ford talked enthusiastically of ern and attractive store fronts in mobile tools were stolen last night .New York. Feb. 1.5.—Explaining of the West filled with SMITH JEWELRY CO. from cars parked outside the statemtnts. and showed little-abll: in a note that they believed they the work now being done at Dear the town. Ity to rally In- the face of a stead v (action and muianre. Room 11, Cheney Block, Over the Green Store born, Mich.,— the building of a . Dunhlll's handle a complete.line Grange hall here where a 'meeting could help their two daughters best of the Grange was in progress. stream of speculative selling. by dying, John Perhack, 40. and his museum which will preserve a of men’s, women’s and children’s Call money rose to 7 per cent -In record of the accomplishments of apparell on credit. They especially Both Rockville and state police wife Ann. are dead of asphyxiation are working on the case. They have the fourth hour. CHAP'rERSLX Edison, the late Luther Burbank, feature their 20 week payment today as a result of a suicide pact. SEE US AND SAVE MONEY and others. A number of buildings a clue which may lead to an arrest The couple haire two (^.aughters, ‘TARZAN THE MIGHTY’ plan. Their opening, coming as it it was learned-late this afternoon. DECIiARE DIVIDEND are being constructed on a 125 does just in time for Easter, will he New York. Feb. 15.— Directors Marie, 22, and Helen. 18- The OPTICAL, WATCH, JEWELRY REPAIRING acre plot. One section of the It .was said that one overcoat, two fathw had been out of work for an opportune event for Manchester sweaters, two blankets, 'and tools o f ' the Sinclair Consolidated Oil T-y, •museum will be an exact’ duplicate people. The store will open with Corporation declared a regular some time. AT WHOLESALE PRICES of Menlo Park, New Jersey, con were all that was stolen. AT THE— fresh new stock just in time. Police believe that the .guilty quarterly dividend of 50 cents a taining the original laboratory This new store is one more in a where Edison did his first research person or persons'caihe'to the hall share and 25 ceptg a share extra on Let Us Estimate Cost on That Repair Job Then chain which Dunhill’s is building In an automobile, look -all they the common stock today. The stock work. Nearby will be Mrs. Jordan’s up through New England. At the COMPARE OUR PRICES WITH OTHERS boarding house, the first house could lay their bauds on, and, then will be continued on a $2 annual present time a store is ., being re fled in their car. dividend basis, with extras from illuminated by electricity, where modeled in Springfieldr Mass., many of Edison’s fellow-workers' time to time. ’This action of the SO Years a W. A. S.MITH, Your Guarantee preparatory to. opening and stores boards restores, the dividend pay OF C O m S E ! used to live. Iu other Connecticut cities are un “ The museum, will be a technical CARILLONEDRS OFFER ments which wenre' suspended' In Manchester Jeweler Manager of Exi>ert Work. der consideration. institute for the education of boys,” May, 1924. said Mr. Ford. "W e expect to give The location in this town was se INTERESTING PRCiGRAM a boy in two years what it would cured • by Bert Judd, real estate take him fifteen years to hunt up. agent in the Park building and the deal was completed by Zimmerman We have the evolution of every art The Temple Carillon Players, in that we can find.” &'‘Radin, la'^ers in the same build ing, acting for Dunhill Chain Stores ternationally famous victor artists, and Attorney William S. Hyde, act who will appear at the High School It Will Pay You To Buy An (Editor’s Note: In the third and auditorium tomorrow . evening at concluding article tomorrow Mr. ing for Aaron Johnson owner of the block. 8 o’clock, present a varied pro^^am Ford will discuss prohibition, war which includes many Swedish hum agitation, the crime problem, capi hers. Between selections by the tal punishment and economic con bell ringers. George B. Dowd, bari ditions. 700 AUTOS BURNED OVERCOAT tone will entertain; with- vocal solos. THE PICTURE THAT THRILLED The program, is as follows: For Yourself at the Reductions We Are Buenos Aires, Feb. 15— Shipping Bell Ringers. ' BROADWAY FOR OVER SIX MONTHS. GREZEL ENTHUSIASTIC was Imperilled by a disastrous ffire A Swedish March. .Sahdstrom. Giving and Keep It for Next Season. which broke out this miorning upon Ack 'Varmeland du Skona, Guatav ABOUT KELVINATORS the Buenos Aires docks where great Hagg. , quantities of inflammables were Rose Dreams, reverie, Stasny. **STREET stored. Minuet, Boccherini. At noon the fire was'still burning, George B. Dowd,, baritone. $10.00 OFF Alfred H. Grezel who recently fiercely and several ships were in 'Vocal selections. took on the sales of Kelvinator danger of destruction. The dam-r Bell Ringers. On All Coats Marked $30 and more.. electric refrigators has just re age was then estimated at several Melodies, from Halalngland. ANGEL** turned from a convention of Kel million's of.pesos. Soderstromr . ' ‘ • vinator dealers held, in the Hotel Tanks, in which 8,000,000 litres Norlandingens Hemlangten, Han^ — with—— Kenmore, Boston, Mass. He states of gasoline were stored, were na Brooman. • • that they have a wonderful line-up threatened and the firemen concen JANET GAYNOR—CHAS. FARRELL of machines for 1929 and that Kel The Village Blacksmith, Heins.. trated their efforts to prevent the George B. Dowd, vocal selections. SUITS vinator fears no competition regard A Drama That Throbe 'With the Heart tanks from exploding: less of make. Bell Ringers. Beats of Hmnanity. in a wide range of new styles, fabrics and prices. Seven hundred American auto La Czarina, Danne. . k President Mason of the Kelvin mobiles were along the freight con ator corporation .whs present and BJorneborgarnea Harch. TODAY ------.BRESENTEO WITH------signments destroyed in the pier The Star. Spangled Banner, Pay for your clothing through our 10 payment plan, addressed the gathering of dealers, —»and^-* FOX MOVIETONE who came from all -parts of New shed. Francis Scot Key. $10 down and the balance in 10 equal weekly payments. After a long; hard struggle fire The Temple Carillon Players’ SATURDAY MUSIC AND SOUND EFFECTS England. He predicted the great men succeeded in getting the flames est year yet for his product. Victor records, under the of under control early in the after the Scandinavian Bell Ringira. may CO^INUOUS noon. ALSO he obtained at Kemp's Mualc store., SATUIU9AY They are: "Meditation,” “Love’s SHIRTS 'Way,” "Rose Dreams” and 9:15 to 2 VrrAPHONE VAUDEVILLE ACTS ABOUT TOWN "Gauglat Frau Helsingland.’' 10:30. A fine assortment of collar attached and B iliou s ? WM. DEMAREST iOS. E. HOWARD neckband shirts- Also plain white .... Talc* M -N A T O ir S K niE 9Y <- f a m il y ASPHYXUTED. $ 1.50 toiUcht. Yoa’Ub**’fttaiidflBe“ faaraMra!iic" Edward Hess has Just returned Popular Com{]Oser \ I and up —toasua elaar, haadirha gana, an^ta frpntf a merchandise buying trip to “ W H E N T H E lack, twwels acting plaaMBtIjr. Ulieu* aU New York. New York, Edb. 15.— Killed by and gas. five dhildren and their mother tackfergatten. Feroaaatipailaa. taa. Bat* WIFE’S AWAY” Loc.*il Artist tar than any metalazBtiTa. OnlySle.' Henry Robinson is seriously 111 at were found huddled in a group to Saicj mUd, fwrgly vegetahU-^ his home at 131 Summit street day in their home here. following *a general nervous break All gas je » were turned on when George H, Williams down. police hnrst in after neighbors sent in a frantic call for help. STAtE NEWS EVENTS Incorporated The United States has a yearly The dead are NJrs. Mary Papos, A Johnson Block, South Manchester requlremdnt of more, than 180 35, and her Children, Alfreda, 1; pounds Qf paper for every man^ Mella, 4; Joseph, 8; Beatrice, 10; 2 Munebester Druggistil woman and child: Cecelia, 12. SiANteisiM ^^EmkGaBmW sOTOTHANdHESfiEs; P A ® 1^:1— BRTrAINNOT ABOUT TO WN STRAUGHN^ WIN AWARD GIVE f a r e w e l l PARTY IN SUIT FOR DAMAGES FOR H: RUSSELL TRYON Tony Prete went’ to jail for forty A Sunday school teachers’ meet days today,; ._^ter . ANXIOUS TO ing will be held this evening at guilty of the two pbarges of arunk- m 7:30 at the home of My. and Mrs. Attorney Hathaway Notified 1 Hale ^Store Personnel in Recep eness. and brieach'of the peace. He C. E. Johannson of Haynes street was given a jail sentence of thirty for the purpose of discussing new Today of Decisicm in ACc tion for Former Secretai^y of days on ^he Intoxication charge and UMT SHIPSand approved methods of teaching dent Case-^ 1 ,S60 Aw^di' the Firm. ’ . tea days on the breach of peace the Sunday school lessons. All count, together with the coots of (Contlnaed from Paga 1) teachers of the Swedish Congrega The. suit brought,joiixtl^y.bj. Miss H.'- Russell Tryon, former secre the court. . ' . tional church school are urged to Ruth E. Straughn and her lather, tary of the , J. W. Hale Conipahy, f)eing pushed to the front ,by the attend. W. K. Straughn against William IL was the guest of '"honor at a re- Spring is coming, housecleaning Labor Party. Prescott of Rockville, .through their, ceritlbn held in, his honor last night too, now is the time to have your Blame Baldwin Mrs. Harry Rylander entertained attorney Charles R. Hathaway as a b;r'the employes of ihe company. vacuum cleaner put in condition by Lahorite stump speakers are ac the Afternoon Bridge club at her result of an automobile accident The party was held at the store. Bralthwaite, 52 Pearl Street.-“ Adv. cusing the conservative government home on Grove street yesterday af that occurred on January 22, 1928^ Between 60 and 75 persons were of Premier Stanley Baldwin of full ternoon. The score cards, decora has been won by Mr. Hathaway for present. The party was a farewell TOO LATE FOR responsibility for the collapse of the tions and refreshments were in his clients. . ■ to Mr. Tryon who is now with GLASSIFICATION maval limitation conference arrang keeping with Valentine’s day. Mrs. Prescott, the complaint set up, Putnam & Company iii Hartford, having concluded ’ his duties with ed at Geneva by President Coo- Cecil Taylor won first-prize and the was driving on East Center street Legal Notices 79 lidge. consolation fell to Mrs. George Pot- at an excessive rate of speed and duties, ■with the J. W. Hale Com Leaders of the .Labor Party, terton. Last week the members of collided with an automobile owned pany Saturday. AT A COURT OF PROBATE HELD elated over the victories of labor the club gave Mrs. A. A. Howland by W. K. Straughn in which his . ,,A .buffet lunch consisting of at Manchester, within and for the a surprise at her new home on .sandwiches, cake’and cookies 'was district of Manchester on the 14th. Parliamentary candidates in recent daughter, Ruth was a passenger'. day of February, A. D„ 1929. by-elections, claim that the Liberals Strickland street. The accident occurred at the junc gerved my Chef . ijrbano J. Osano. Present WILLIAM S. HYDE. Esq., and Conservatives are both alarm tion of East Center and Pitkin Miss Hazel B. Worcester' was In Judge. . . ' ed. They profess belief that the Mrs. W. H. Card of North Main streets. Considerable damage ’was charge of the program of games. Estate of Walter H. Tracey late of Mr. 'Tryon was presented with a sil Manchester in said dlst.rict, deceased. Conservative government may un street has left to spend the re done to the Straughn automobile Upon application of the Trustee for dertake a “sweeping political ges mainder of the winter with her and Miss Straughn was badly in ver watch by Frank |I. Anderson, an order of sale of real estate belong ture” by inviting leading naval niece in Mount Vernon, N. Y. jured and confined to bed with her general manager of the' company, ing to said Estate as pei' application on behalf of the store personnel. on file. powers into another disarmament injuries for six weeks. ORDERED-;—That. the said appli conference. The Oakland club members en The case was tried last Tuesday cation be heard and determined at However, this belief, like so tertained their husbands at a and today Mr. Hathaway., received C rflL WAR VET DEAD the Probate Office in Manchester on Valentine party last evening at the the 19th day of February, A. D., 1929. many other political utterances in notice that the case had been de at 9 o’clock in forehon. and the Court Europe and the United States, is home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Harvey cided in his client’s favoi! and that Bethel, Conril, Feb. 15.—John directs said Trustee to ■ give public without official basis or sanction. of Cambridge street. A musical an award of $1,100 is made to Miss Newton Williams, Civil War veter notice to all persons interested in program consisting of piano solos an and leader in aeronautlb devel said'estate to appear if they see cause The Laborite orators are follow Sti-aughn and $400 to her father, a and be heard therecm by publishing a ing up every possible line of attack and duets and vocal numbers was total of $1,500. opment, died.-today at the home of copy of this order once in.some news against the government -and-dis rendered and a humorous sketch his son, Milton Williams here to paper having a circulation in said armament offered what they be was presented by the ladies, en day. He was 88 years old. probate district. : and ' by posting a titled "The Wedding of Apollo and copy of this order on the public sign lieved to be a fair weapon. Equally Mr. Williams ■was once associated post in said M anchester, si-x days be bitter assaults are being aimed at Venus.” A buffet lunch was served GENERAL FUND FOR with Glen Curtis ip the develop fore the said day of hearing and re the government’s unemployment and at the end of the evening a ment of airplanes, and was a char turn make to the Court. mail box was brought in and every WILLIAM S. HYDE policy. body present received a valentine. CATHOLIC MISSIONS ter member of many aeronautic as Judge. ■ J . sociations here and'abroad. H-2-15-29; : Mrs. L. S. Risley of North Main SMITH IS ELECTED ' street has returned home, from the; An entire change in the manner Hartford hospital where she has in which money for 'mission work CO. COMMISSIONER been undergoing treatment, for a of all kinds connected with the A t Keith*s Uptown Store dislocated ankle. . She is still un Roman Catholic church is raised is (Continued from Page 1) able to walk but a step'pr 'twp at a to be made in all of the churches in time. Connecticut. In the past it has thirty directors for the Hartford been the custom to take collections You can furnish your living room beautifully and eco hospital; Increasing to fifty the Thomas Noble of 31 North E.lp at different seasons of the year for membership of the Bridgeport' hos street is ill at. the home’ "of his home and later for foreign or In nomically with this special complete room group. Nina pital board of directors; increasing daughter in Springfield, Mass. dian missions or some other such splendid pieces especially selected to make a model liv^ the Waterbury hospital board to class. ing room that you would be proud to own—^at a price you forty; authorizing sale of unoc Miss Marjorie and Mi§s Florence This method is to be no longer 3 'ra d h is could easily afford and with a whole year to pay. See cupied burial lots by the pro Stanfield, twin daughters of Mr. followed as starting on Sunday, the prietors of the New Haven City and Mrs. Edward Stanfield oL39 first Sunday in Lent, the day is to this entire group arranged just as it would be in your Burial Association. Eldridge street, whose birthday be designated as Mission Sunday. A Year to Pay own home. You’ll want it when you see it. On dis falls on Valentine day, were hon At all of the masses In all of the Coats play at our Uptown Model Display Rooms only.. THE HOUSE, ored by a surprise party at. their churches throughout the state of Hartford, Feb. 15.—The House home last evening. Guests wore Connecticut on Sunday a collection today rejected a bill sponsored by present from Hartford and this will be taken which is to be turned Final Close Out the Connecticut branch of the Na town, and after the twins teco.vered into one general fund. From this tional Woman’s Party which Rep from their surprise everybody hhd a fund will be apportioned' ‘ the resentative Ephroditis Peck, of thoroughly happy time, playing amount that is to be ^iverU each Bristol, described as "the extreme games, consuming good things w mission. 7 Coats, Reg. $69 organization of feminism,” that eat and admiring the pretty birth provided the domicile of a married day gifts which both received, . ^ woman be established by the same nSH AND GAME CLUB 'rules of law applicable to all per- The Women of Mooseheart Legion $ 39.50 Beautiful ^ns. Mr. Peck declared that the are making plans for a public whist MEETING Wl^NESDAY bill was not needed as Connecticut to be held Wednesday evening of . .Sizes 16 and 18 with Taws were as broad as any in the. next week at the home of Mts. Pieces land when jt came to the status of Delphis St. John, 134 East Center mint Paquin collars. a married woman, and that courts street, for the bepefit of the lodge. The annual meeting'of'fhe^Mafi- LARGE SOFA, Nachman have established that a woman may It is proposed to begin playing at chester Fish and Game (ilub will be Tan Only’ jhave her domicile away from her 8:15 sharp. Six prizes will be giv held in Tinker Hail on Wednesday constructed covered in fine husband’s home if she so wished# en and refreshments served, ladies evening, February 20, Officers for Jacquard; A ^ COXWELL He referred to the divorce case of In charge are Mrs. Catherine the year are to be elected ^and a,c- CHAIR; OTTOMAN FOOT Elsie Moore, of Greenwich, Duchess Montle, Mrs. W. J. Burke, Mrs. tion will 'he taken on the arrange STOOL; ROOM SIZE AX- Of Torlonia, who secured a divorce Albert Yost, Miss Marguerite BurHe ments. for a hari’queti larid the ap here from her Italian husband. and Mrs. Edwina Brunelle. . pointing, of a banquet oommltfeee.-> 6 Coats, Reg. MINSTER RUG, your choice Bills Rejected. There must he renewed action in of piattems; DAVENPORT. Then the House rejected other Rev. Francis T. Cooke of the the club and a reinstatement of TABLE, END TABLE; bills as follows: Bristol Congregational church will members in order that the club may $ WINDSOR ARM CHAIR; < An, act concerning priority of he the speaker at the Monday noon 19.95 receive from the state .th.eir full FLOOR LAMP; TABLE mechanics liens; providing a fine meeting of the Manchester Kiwanis quota of trout and other fish.-and Size 40 and 44, fox col S $1,000 and one year in jail for club at the Hotel Sheridan. His also pheasants to be released-in this lar and cuffs. LAMP. tampering with identification marks subject will be Charles Darwin. section., ; off manufacturers; providing man John Barstow will furnish the at ner of recording conditional bills of Black Only mle; providing that in probating of tendance prize. estates moneys unclaimed be de LOANS TO WALL ST. posited with probate courts; valid A school of parliamentary pro ating conveyances of rights of way cedure will be conducted under the and easements; providing for al auspices of the Hartford County ARE IN DECREASE terations of the town line between League of Women Votere at the Elxtra Special Main Store Uptown Branch Easton and Trumbull; concerning Hartford Y, W. C. A. building next (Continned from Page 1) 825 s destruction of identification marks, Tuesday, with sessions from 11:00 Opposite such as serial numbers, on manu to 1 p. m. and 2 to 4. Luncheon unlikely that the board would rec Saturday Only High School TWO Main Street facturers products; providing no may he purchased at the cafeteria ommend to Congress any legisla STORES person shall.be allowed to bequeath in the building. The instructor will tion to curb brokers loans or stock more than one-half his property to be Mrs. James E. Cheeseman of market activity. A source close to Onyx Pointex Hose charity if he has heirs; providing Providence, formerly New Eng land regional director of the Na the board expressed the opinion that .adopted children shall have that any legislation of this charac provisions in wills; providing for tional League of Women Voters. appointment of an examiner of pro This is an excellent opportunity for ter would do more harm than good $ 1 . 0 0 "“ V bate and land records at a $2,500 women at the head of various clubs to business and industry. salary; making it unnecessary to to avail themselves of ihstfuctibiiln / Advisory Council Regular $1.50 pure silk hose affix a notary’s seal to a certificate parliamentary law under & • Com The advisory council, made up,of full fashioned, first quality. FOR SALE when the notary’s signature is petent teacher, and the opportunity business men selected by the direc Newest shades. S. C. Rhode Islwd Red thereon; providing .for filing of is open to all whether 'members of torates of the reserve banks, -was Co!ck Birds notice in^stead of a certificate in a the League of Women Voters Or expected to discuss the speculative town court'record; providing that not. Tickets may be procured frpiri situation. From the makeup of the Full brothers, any personal property may be mort the president of the- local branc.h, advisory council it would hardly 1st Prize Winner Manchrater gaged. Mrs. L. S. Burr, telephone.gSiS:;'??'; recommend to the board that Con Poultry Show. . Favorable Reports. gress be advised to enact anti-spec Husky, healthy, vigorous. JPaTprab-le .reports received in ------■J.---' Spring Dresses The office help of the'lfohtgoih- ulative legislation. Perfect color and shape. From the House and ordered tabled for ery Ward Company’s store of .this The board has under ebnsidera- Hosiery calendar and printing below: place held a valentine sociaLat J^e, tion.. Jhe.. Senatorial resoli^tjon ask- heavy laying strain. ^ Broyliihg for establishment of a town court in Plainville; providing home,------of. Miss Mary Bresn'ettah"fri * foF ’a^ on legislation "or Reasonable. Amazing for a town court in Glastonbury; Rockville on Tuesday evening. other means of restricting the em-. providing for establishment of a Those present were Catherine plcyment, of credit in speculative G. H. M m ER Mahlen, Mildred Larsen, Mrs. J5er- chanjiels-ilt was expected that be^ $16.95 board of park, commissioners in 146 Woodland St. Values Wethersfleiav providing for a West man Larsen-and Irene Bresnehatri fcrej the r ^ iy is . sent'to^ Congress, Hartford board of health; estab of Rockville. Games were played a meriting of the entire' board, In- Marian and Rudy will be glad to meet their many friends lishing building and boundary lines and refreshments served. clu, ■> < Xla« €fraita|e .Fign o f tli^ «at tlie D is c '>40,000 Berlin Jew el Barglary A ■mOUGHT ! Reveals Real Kingdom O f Rogues ymmmBS! - ’ - "im i! They that be slain with the sword are better than they that be F Berlin.— The existence of a his subjects, owns a motor car, two slain with hunger; for these pine Rogue’s Kingdom in the center of lingerie shops and a number of away, stricken through for want jthe capital of the German Republic luxuriously fitted apartments all of the fruits of the field.— ruled by a grand sachem of the over town Hv. likes travelling, and Lamentations 4:0. underworld, with an overlord of he seems to have travelled a lot gangsters as his aide and a Su in all countries, according to the A hungry people listens not to preme Court of Thieves fining, pro- , amount of jewels he brought home, leason, nor cares for justice, nor nouncing verdicts on and threaten- partly for his wife, to wear, and is it bent by any prayers.—Seneca 1; & g with death any violator of the partly to alle dpte the hardships of a strenuous I fe filled with mudi ftcode of criminals” has been re ! l pealed by the police'following the “ professional” work. RESTAURANTS! NOTE! ji^rest of gunmen after a $40,000 It was furthermore revealed that ^rglary in a Berlin jewelry shop the court of theives has established London,— A setting of hen eggs, ^ The revelation is taken as one cf rules and regulations of proceeding estimated, to be more than a cen S»e most striking proofs of a ra- against “ squealers” and pronounc tury old, were recently found by j^ l y proceeding, thorough Ameri- ing verdicts on the strength of workmen emgaged im restoring i^nization or Chicagonization of what they considered their own Peterborough’s seventeenth-century wermany. particular code. Guildhall. ^ Clean Cp City The “ social ministry” of the un ';V "A clean city within 1.4 hours,^^ derworld kingdom had even started John D. Rockefeller has started was the ultimatum of the Berlin a sort of life insurance for its sub mixing nickels with his dimes in -police chief to his force, analogous jects, to vhich every member of gifts to acquaintances and friends. that of the Mayor of Philadel- the community contributed his This bull market probably isn’t go ^ i a . The town wa3'^,swept and share. ing to last much longer While His Maj^iity the gang leader Sas not been found, several higher S^faciais” were put behind the Sars. ■ Sells for 3c pei’ More lauding one w'oman, at first fiatly Ji^fused to give any explanation, ji^ough ail were submitted to hours 1 lictii Ordlaar^ Oasoline §^f thorough grilling. Being told IT’S FINAL! j^at their obstinate silence would ^ l y make their position worse, one ;wf the men answeied; ;i- “ That’s alright, detective. Don’t j^Vou worry! You put us in jail but Every Suit and It Worth It i^ey put us to de.-ith!” ^ ‘^Vho, they?” was the query. “ Well, they find me 800 marks ^ e other day. because I squealed to ■jfhe cops on some of my friends, 4 ^hey have made it plain to me that Overcoat Must She next time I won’t get off that ^heap,\and no joke about. They twill blow my brains out this time, .T guess.” 9tops Knocks ,1 And then, piece by piece, be re pealed the story of a chief of a ring of burglars and thieves ruling 4he rest of Berlin’s underworld and 39f a court acting as his executive. # Chief Has Fled $45, $50, $55, $60 Improves Motor Efficiency The chief, who has fied across the border, according to the tales of $29.75 is not necessary for us to manu facture a special winter gasoline . . . $45, $50,$55, $60 Hart, Schaffner & Marx The High Quality of THAT GOOD GULF GASOLINE " and NO-NOX MOTOR FUEL makes them equ ally efficient winter and Suits and Overcoats from our own shops and Ha rt, Schaffner & Marx. summer. CpuU ULtttiiiiiigl r v V X /irr. -'.V; ^?^-' . p ■ s: MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONNi, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15,102$. ______S;______1_------^------^------Lunch:—^Rice en casserole, cook grated parsnips, asparagus, salad of Friday until smooth, then add a half cup the stomach and intestine. Which function •■has mo3t_ to .do with ed spinach, ripe olivds. chopped raw cabbage, prune whip, Breakfast: — Cottage cheese, ful of the wholewheat flour into is right? Also, is it true that the metabolism o f . growth, yet I ' Dinner:— Baked chicken or roast melba toast, dish of berries (can which has been sifted one level tea functions of the tonsils are com sure that the tonsils do exercl^ ■- Honoring The pork, string beans, cooked lettuce, Wednesday ned). spoonful. ,olV.:behing .ppiwder.. Next pleted iri youth, and as people, grow some, function‘ ail through life - MENUS sliced tomatoes, baked apples a la Breakfast:— ^Wholewheat, muffins Lunch:— Baked squash, cooked and a.,half enp^iii of seedless/ralains. older the-iorisll become superfluous that they should be retained if t l ^ with peanut butter, stewed figs. kale, salad of endive and lettuce. which ,hp;ve been ,'slfglitly floured , ariddn ribrmal persons shrivel up or can be kept healthy. i?- mode. ------. For Good Health Monday Lunch: — Cooked oyster plant, Dinner:-^Broiled filet of sole,;, Mix • thoroughly' and bake in mflf-, absorb?’’ , , * iBarrymore molded vegetable salad (diced asparagus, small green peas (can-., fin tins' in a^ rboderately hot oye.n: Answer -‘A’ and ‘B’ are -/both ' We haven’t seen anything fro'^a Breakfast:— Crisp waflle with cooked carrots, beets and peas). ned), sliced tomatoes, plain jello until brpym': * The . quantity ^makes: right. When the blcod which sup the 'political candidates yet as r^ butter and small amount of maple or jell-well (no cream), about'elghL muffins. plies the tonsils is full of toxic gards theih stand on the . question syrup, applesauce. Dinner:— Vegetable soup. Broil A Week’s Supply ed steak with mushrooms, string Saturda.v ------' QUBSrrO'N'S AND a n s w e r s material the tonsils will become of the saturation point for autd? Lunch':— Pint of buttermilk, 10 more easily inflamed and. subject to mobiles. Recommended By or 12 dates. beans, salad of shredded lettuce. Breakfast: — Coddled eggs, . T^sUs , Dinner:— Vegetable soup, Salis Pineapple whip. ♦wholewheat-raisin muffins’ with QuesftoiiS^,/^v^n6-wstbrm. asks: the invasion of . bacteria. The Dr. Frank B. McCoy chronic or acute tonsillitis will then bury steak, baked grated carrots, Thursday sweet butter. ‘‘Wilii^u'rpfeaSe.answer the follow New" Tork-T—The very Temark- Breakfast: — French omelet, Lunch:— Glass of grape juice. ing quekiohs;'‘A* says that tpnMl- readily re-poison'’the body. The able clah'ot B^rympre, salad of celery and lettuce, jello simple thing to do is to cleanse Second Mortgage / with cream. crisp bacon; melba toast, pear Dinner:— Vegetable soup, boiled litis is-thcf festilt ;©* toxic, poisoning achieved considerablp fame, ap - br. McCoy’s menus suggesled for lean beef, steamed carrots, spinach, from a disqf.dered' stomach, cohstl- the blood stream of all . toxic ma the week beginning Sunday Feb. Tuesday sauce. Money plause and evifeh tradition, is about, Lunch:— Baked potato, string salad of diced celery and cucum patioh', e'tc.,: plim a chill or exposure terial, temporarily treating the ton to have a more lasting memorial 17'th: Breakfast: — Poached egg on sils if necessary to help in destoy- melba toast, stewed raisins. beans, celery. bers, peach whip. to infection, arid;that a person ,in NOW ON HAND • to its name. Sunday •Wholewheat-raisin muffins: To I goodKbodily- 'condition would not ing the local infection. The tonsils . ./.Breakfast;: — S ounce glass of Lunch:— Stewed corn (canned), Dinner:— Tomato jelly In cubes, In West 47th. street, where cooked celery, cold sliced beets (no roast veal, melba toast dressing, a well beaten egg add one cupful of • contract, the complaint. ‘B’ says are naturally large with children, theaters now all but tumble,, over <)Vange-juice thirty minutes before sweet milk. Stir in cne cupful of no— that tonsillitis Is the cause and but become smaller in adult life, Arthur A, Knofla a" breakfast of 2 coddled eggs and vinegar). baked egg plant, spinach, salad of each other, workmen a.re': tearing Dinner:— Leg of mutton, baked small grated carrots, baked apple. real wholewheat fiour and beat not the effect of toxic poisoning in which is an indication that their 875 Main St. Dbone 7 8 M away the scaffolding from the Melba-toast. bright and shining new facade of a new, showrshop. .which will hear the name of Ethel Barrymore. The Messrs. Shubert, -vho have erected it in Miss Barrymore’s honor and for her use, dedicate it 'i siinply “ to the outstanding actress vr, •' of the American stage.*’ ■ Here she w ill.reveal her ripe talents in win ter repertoire— the first produc- R. MAIN L'MORGAN STS.-- OPEN SATURDAY EVES. •V ... HARTFORD f u r n i t u r e : SALE % ^ 4 3-Piece Velour Living Room Suite 3-Piece Fibre Suite 3-Pc. Jacquard Pillow Arm Suite ;» Ethel Barrymore This is absolutely the lowest lion to • be Sierra’s Spanish drama, All the comfort and fine appear price for which we have ever been A most comfortable and beautiful suite. “ The Kingdom of God.” The ance of a quality overstaffed suite are able to offer a 3-piece Fiber Suite! Upholstered in fine Jacquard with reversi $ pageanjj of opening, receiving, ac- Made • of strong, closely-woven clainting and formal dedication embodied in this 3-piece suite of fine ble cushions and pillows. The large Divan, will hm the outstanding theatrical fiber! The three pieces—the set Wing Chair and Club Chair are included at event (W the current season, with velour. The Divan—Wing Chair *57 tee, the chair and rocker—are in $1.00 WEEKLY this extremely low price. Manha^an’s most important <■ The week on Broadway was marked only by the 146th— or was it the 143rd— play from the pen of Owen Davis. Davis seems to be the one, playwright who can leave the indefatigable Willard Mack be hind him. 1 Davis’ is a most adroit and skill ful craffsman of the theater. His most trl»rial 'item is likely to be a better prodqct than can be boast ed by many a more high-hatted 3-Pc. Jacquard Living Room Suite 6-Piece Bedroom Suite gent. r-:S. TWs time he is back at mystery- With Spring and,Mattress Included ‘ A splendid value in an 8-Piece Dining Room ' : IT -hTiL comedy— the opus being “ Tqnight A very substantial Suite and always a popular at 12,” with a new producer to Suite! , Included. are the spacious Buffet, the Ex- ■ Broadway, Herman Shumlin, In style. Upholstered in seraceable Jacquard with ‘ A well chosen suite that harmonizes with this charge. It Is one of the few en reversible cushions! . The Divan—the Wing splendid outfit ! The'bow-end Bed, Dresser, Chest tension Table, Host Chair and' five Side Chairs! tertaining pieces in town. The of Drawers and Chair make up this suite I t, Also You may include this in the outfit or purchase ,it other opening of the week was Chair and Club-Chair are included! included are the Springs and Mattress! This, “ The Squealer,” which went to the $1*50 WEEKLY gives a very, complete outfit! v $1.50 W EEKLY separately for only $1.50.W B)^Y old-fashioned melodrama for its thrills and may succeed in amus ing jaded Hieater-goers. • i ' ■■ ■ • si®'" MANCHESfER EVENING HERALD; SOOTH MANCHESTER. CONN^ FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, l9 2 l rPXGifi SIX construction, but open to traffic. Route No. 182.—^Brookfield-Ob QUEEN OP HEARTS Route No. 17.—V>\!8t Hartford- tuse road, construction work com Avon. Albany Ave., is under con menced. ChicAfo.—-In her petition for di DAILY RADIO PROGRAM struction. Road open. No. Route Number vorce Mrs. Grace Leigh,! 18. claim CONDITION OF Route No. 109. — Mansfleld- Beacon Falls Pine’s bridge under ed that she shined her husband’s 11:00—WJZ Slumber nuisio. Phoenixville road is under con construction. No delay. Friday, February 15. 12:00—Orchestra: gontlolyric.s. Leading* DX Stations. shoes, did all the housework, work 405.2— WSB, ATLANTA—740. struction. This road is impassable Bethlehem-Wateptown road, ma ed in a factory from 8 a. m. until Eiai* Baker, famous concert 1;(10—^Thics’s danco orchoiitia. to traffic. tralto and recording artist, will ba the 280.2—WTAM, CLEVELAND—1070, 9:00—WJZ programa (2 hrs.) STATE ROADS cadam construction completed for 4 p. m. anff then went home to star 0t tbs Concert bureau hour to 7:00—Jesters entertainment. 11:45—Kalohl’s Hawaiian ensemK*. Route No, 132.—Cornwall Hol 2 miles. Grading completed, for one cook his dinner. "My only vice is ba broadcast b.v. WEAF and associ> 8:00—WKAF programs (3 hrs.), 293.9—KYW, CHICAGO—1020. low Road, resurfacing complete Saturday Only ated stations at 10 o'clock tYIday 11:00—Studio recital. 10:36—Special atudio feature. with exception of shoulders and mile. chewing gum,'- she said. The di night. CO'featured with Miss Baker 399.8— WeX-WJR. DETROIT—760. 11:30—WJZ Slumber music. Canterbury-Newent road under vorce was granted. will ba Esteila Trebert, soprano; Ver 8:30—WJZ programs (lU hrs.) 2:45—Fiorito’s dance orchestra. FRIDAY, FEB. 15 guard rail. non Jayson, baritone, and Bernard 10:00—Harmony piano twins. 1:00—Insomnia Club music. Road conditions and detours in Route NO. 133.—Hartland Hol constri:btion for 2 miles, south of Ocko. violinist. The entire program 10:30—Orchestra; "Static.” 389.4—W8BM. CHICAGO—770. the State of Connecticut made Canterbury. Grad© rough, travel Is classical in character with vocalists 499.7—W T I C .A RT FO R D—600. 9:00—Corn Poppers orcbestia. low bridge is under 'construction. and the concert orchestra, which will 7:00—Dorfink’s ensemble, tenor. a:.30—Chicago’s favorite orchestra, necessary by highway construction Short detour around bridge. difficult. The *first fabric-covered coach is assist them, *U performing under the 7:30—Piano solos, recitations. 10:00—Feature; Lomltardo’s orches..-. and repairs announced by the State Route No. 136.—New Fairfleld- Granby-Salmon Brook street is now in use between London and baton of MMstro Sodcro. The mual- 7:45—Musical program, furriers. 1:00—Night club program. Highway Department, as of Feb. under construction. Open to traffic. cal adsptatlan of Victor Hugo's "Le 8:00—WEAF programs (2 hrs.) 254.1—WJJD .CHICAGO—1180. Sherman road, macadam completed Bournemouth, on the Southern Koi'a Amuse.” known to opera-goers 422.3—WOR. NEWARK—710. 7:00—Symphony orchestra; talk. 13th are as follows: for 4 miles. Use old road or new Weston-Lyons Plains road, steam Railway. as "Rigoletto.'* will ba presented by 7:00—I,ievitow’s dinner orchestra. 0:00—Mooseheart clilldren’s hour. Route No. 3. — Danbury-New- location one mile. Railing uncom shovel grading. No detours. 2 i » n 4 the United Grand Opera Company of 7:30—Mrs. Kling's presentation. 416.4— WQN-WUB. CHICAGO—720. town road, bridge and construction VJeston-Ncwtown road, steam the Columbia system a t 10 o’clock. 8:00—Movie close-ups program. 10;(i0—Great opera excerpts. pleted. .The cast for the offering Includes such 9:00—True stories, drama. 1:1."—Louie’s Hungry Five. work on new location. Route No. 154.— Washington- shovel grading. No detours neces Now is your chance to well known performers as Charles 10:00—Opera, "Rigoletto." 11:30—Dance orchestra, entertainer. Route No. 6.— Brooklyn-Daaiel- Woodbury road, bridge under con sary. Hart, tenor} Ivan Ivantsoff. baritone; 10:.i0—Minute Men’s orchestra. 12:00—Dream ship; dance music. son road in the towns of Killlngly Westport - Morningside Drive, WM. E. KRAH Adele Vasa, soprano, and Sigurd Nils- 11:00—Two dance orcheshas. 344.6—WLS. CHICAGO—870. struction at one place, Railing uu-. purchase 2 . dresses that «en, bass. Representative melodies 302.8— WBZ, NEW ENGLAND—990. 9:30—Little Symphony orchestra. and Brooklyn is under construction. completed. grading stopped for present. No de Expert from the uneful age of the operatic age 6:3.'i—Adelphlans dance orchestra. 10:00—Choral concert; program. Route No. 10.—Middletown-Say> Route No. 166.—Crystal Lake lay to traffic. you ordinarily pay for one. which preceded the heydey of the 7:30—WJZ programs (3 hrs.) U:00—Show boat: Hawaiians; dance. brook road is under construction Windsor Locks—SuffieliT. East RadiP Service modem lass i-evlcw will be featured 10:50—Lowe’s dance orchestra. 447.5— WMAQ.WQJ, CHICAGO—«70. road, towns of Rockville and Elling Sale is tomorrow only. during the tlieafcr memories program 454.3—WEAF, NEW YORK—660. 8:00—Columbia programs (3 hrs.3 from Hlgganum to Haddam Town ton. Resurfacing complete with the street is under construction. Traffic 66B rolland I'ui-npike, to be radiated by the WOZ chain at 6:00—^Dinner dance music. 1:00—.Allies ’ll’ .Andy: potpourri. Hall. Open to traffic. exception of shoulders and guard may take good road through Suf- South Manchester Sizes 14 to 42. Shop y;30. Among the presentations to be 6:30—Twins haimony program. 12:00—Two dance orchestras. Bloomfleld-Granby road is under field Center. lepresented during the hour will be 7:00—Happy Wonder quartet; orch. 288.3— WFAA, DALLAS—1040. ra il^ . Phone 364-2 ‘•Sally." 'Tenclng Master,” "Rose 7:30—Ben Bernie’s orchestra. 8:00—WEAF orchestra: quarteL early for best selection, Marie” and "Wild Bose.” VocallsU 8:00—Orchestra, male quarteL 10:00—Studio entertainment. •will be Jessica Oragonette, soprano, 9:00—An evening In Paris. 361.2—KOA. DENVER—830. and Colin ©’More, tenor, and Harold 8:30—Schradertewn band concert. 10:35—Solitarie cowboy’s music. .Sanford will conduct the assisting or- 10:00-Concert Bureau with vocallsta 11:00—WE.4.F T.opez orchestra. chesti-a. The Pacific Little Symphony and Instrumentalists, featuring 12:0I>—Swectlieart song numbers. oi'cheslra under the direction of Max Eltle Baker, contralto. 12:30—Studio siring trio. •' WILLARD Bolin, will broadcast a classical con 11:00—Lopea and hls orchestra. 374.8— WBAP. FORT WORTH—800. cert from San Francisco a t * ©clock 393.9—WJZ, NEW YORK—760. 10:00—Orchestral concert. Mirwin Shop eastern standard time. Two composi 4:00—Pacific Little Symphony. 11:00—Show hoal, organist, artists. Radio Rentals Auto tions of JBaint-Saens, "Mtrch Hsr- 8;0Q—Wilson’s Novelty orchestra. 11:30—.Musical programs (2% hrs.) oioue” an^ tha vivid “Bacchanale,” 6:Si^The Ciopin Eight. 374.8— KTHS, HOT SPRINGS—800. COOKING IS MUCH EASIER SERVICE^ STATION 57 Pratt St„ are among the highlight of the hour. 7:00—Trio in popular songs. , 7:30—Radio supper club. Another feature will be Wdlard Flash- 7:16—Healtl) talk. "Influensa.” 8:30—Old time liddier.'?. man’s Interpretation of "Pah at Les 7:30—Dixie Circus program, Uncle 9:00-Orche.str.i: no.-miit ho.v. Hartford, Coiin. Nymphs” in a special arrangement lor Bob Sherwood, famoua clown. 238—WJAX. JACKSONVILLE—1260. Batteries Rechari^ed 4 the flute. 8:00—Vocalists. sa.\oplionist. 7:30—Orclicstra. artists. 3rd Floor—Elevator 8:30—Chorus, orchestra, soloists. 9:00—X. R. C. entertainments (I hr.) H^en you modernize your range with a Black face type Indicates best features' 9:00—Musical review, orchestra, trio, 10:00—Studio concert. Telephone 15 aololsts. 11:00—Dance orche.stra. All programs Eastern Standard Time. 9:30—Operetta excerpts. 491.5— WDAF, KANSAS CITY—610. 10:00—New challenger. hunters has M tie' them Rambus of OLDEST BREED OF DOGS lata in Englaiffi, Habere the. racing W T I C of gazelle hounds has stupendous THE SILENT GLOW OIL BURNER CORPORATION popularity. The sport has been 4 PROGRAMS OWNED IN PORTLAND brought to American end we al 97 Center Street, iniiiiiiiiiiiiiimitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiij ready have several tracks devoted Travelers, Hartford to racing these dogs. South Manchester, Conn. soon.' 600K.C. Descendants of the oldest breed LETTERING SHEETS of dogs known to man are owned I We Have No “Sales” Or “ Program for Friday by L. P. Baker of Portland, Conn., When beds iu a home are sev who plans to enter six in the com eral sizes it is often hard to pick 5:00 p. m. Florida Citrus Exchange ing dog show at the Foot Guard from freshly laundered sheets, the “Bargains” In Radio Program from N. B. C. Studios Armory, Hartford, Conn., Feb. 18 size to fit a particular bed. A 5:30 Silent until 6:25 p. m. and 19, These hounds were known time saver is to letter or number 6:25 Summary of Program and by Alexander the Great, when he small sheets "one” or “A”; three- But — We Have The News Bulletins. Invaded India, 329 B. C. Hiero quarter bed sheets "two” or "B”; s 6:30 Raybestos Twins from N. B. glyphics on Temple of Thebas 1600 and full-sized sheets "three” or s C. Studios, B. C. and carvings of 7000-6000 B. "C.”. Put in one upper corner 7:00 Dorfink’s Dinner Ensemble— C. show that these dogs existed be these identifications can be seen Alfred Cohn, Director — Erich fore Pharoahs of Egypt. Mummified easily. —1929 Majestic— specimens have been found in H "400 Tesche, Tenor. Another group of selections in Egyptian tombs. CHILDREN’S TIES the oriental vein will be presented ■rhe breed is known as the Saluki If your seven or nine-year-old Jjcads ihe Jihrld inmMioiarGBrfhlue by Dorfink’s dinner ensemble under and has always been famous for son just can’t seem to keep his the di-’ection of Alfred Cohn its swiftness, stamina, and for neckties from lookinig like strings, through Station WTIC at 7 o’clock hunting. The Crusaders brought get hini a tie rack Just.like Dad this evening. Several nationalities some hack with them. The Romans dy’s and he will straighten them are represented in this series. The and Greeks who soldiered in<»the out and hang them up himself. composers include Crist, the Ameri East observed their prowess in Complete can; Verdi of Italy, Romberg of hunting the Gazelle. ENLARGING ROOMS Germany, and Luigini of France. The Saluki resembles our modern When re-decorating rooms re Each contributes hls conception of greyhnund in body and is colored member that finely lined papers 'the Eastern manner in musical com in fawn, black and white, black and and light-colored tints give a position. tan and pure black or white, with sense of space. \IsO arranging I Caravan from “Egyptien Im feathered ears, tail and limbs. big pieces of furniture parallel pressions’* ...... Crist The speed of these keen-eyed with the rugs and walls. II Coleste Aida from "Aida” . . . . Verdi Mr. Tesche HI Orgy from "Babylon” . .Elie IV The Desert Song . .Romberg V Finale from "Ballet Egyptien" WE NOW HAVE%HB Luigini 7:30 Ann Pennington Hosiery Girl. f: A versatility seldom equalled in "one-man” radio features is ex hibited by the Pennington hosiery girl who goes on the air at 7:30 More artistic cabinets, improved tone, improved o’clock this evening. She plays her I h e o m c r c a r t^atHheneivems II chassis and pack. own accompaniment to her piano- logues. Her programs include piano When Majestic announce the 71 last summer they solos and recitations, some of which witih new 1929 rcAneinent planned to huUd half a million by January, 1929. They are original, and all of which are did it. When the 1929 model—at same price—was an novel. Outside the studio she is you get all these advantages with* known as Bess Beatrice Battey. a .■X^OU will find some of these nounced Majestic received orders’for $120,000,000 worth charming young woman from the SPARTON X‘ important new 1929 features out a penny of extra cost. Every for 1929. And in'spite of the fact that competitors in West. all branchy, last year said “Majestic will not stand up,” R. The Tin Gee Gee on several of the new cars—but necessary accessory... hydraulic b. Grandma Majestic has proved in over half a million sets in half a c. Apples ELECTRIC A. C. the only new car that has a ll o f shock absorbers... bumpers front million homes that it was only “sour grapes d. The Fur Coat individual doubting Majestic quality in any them is the new Nash *’400”! and rear... even tire locks... are e. Plano Solo—Minuet ...... only to can Paderewski RADIO RECEIVER installed at the factory— in clu ded f. Dreamin’ in the Twilight. g. Watch the Corners of Your Eadi one of these new refinements in the jactory price. Come in and hear this wonderful set. This particular ¥ Mouth. gives added pleasure to driving a 7:45 Musical Program. Drive a new Nash *’400” today. 8:00 Scott’s Musical Furriers. cabinet model with dynamic speaker from the Spartan ^ car. And all of them together mean Barstow’$ R^£o Service 9:00 "An Evening in Paris’’ from Compare what we say about the car N. B. C. Studios. ' line sells complete with tubes for ^ more'deligh’tful, carefree, luxuri Phone 1968 9:30 Schrader Town Brass Band with what the car says to you. Y ou s from N. B. C. Studios. ous motoring than you have ever and well let you talk with those who have “eaten the will find that although we make 10:00 National Broadcasting and known before. g pudding.” Concert Bureau Hour. strong statements abput the *'400” li:0 0 News and Weather Bulletins $189.00 —the facts are even strongerl program for Satnrday^ jiloniing And when you buy a Nash **400”, 11:15 "Household Commodltles”- Barstow For Radio from jSt B' S^- .Studios, Liberal Terns 11:80 Stient until 11 :sS a. m. 11:55 Time Signals I Since 1922 12:00 Ifoon Hartford. County Far to Talk—"The-Farm Boy’s Chance” I Majestic Phfleo — John S. Hale, County Club I ’ Same line as 1928. | < A Aigefit. BENSON FURNITURE CO. MADDEH BROTHERE 12:15 News and Weather Bulletins. RADIO DEPT. = And isame prices on the mitire Une* SOOTH MANCHESTER A snake would starve to death Johnson Block, $outh Manchester MAIN ST. A^D BRAINARD PLACE. ^ P. S.^There are five Majesties on the Herald Staff. rather than eat anything but liv 1 - - ' . ■ '- r . ing prey. «3gt30oaooQ063aooeK«367oaoaae»ao6»ot<»6K^^ i.- 'fe™ , '^t -f'- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONNi.-FRH)AY,-FEBRUARY 15,1929. P A G E -S E \ m ------^ — H on Thursday at 5 p. m., at the Rec. Scouts connected with the troop for state board of education authority well as elementary school texts T BURNED TO DEATH the seven foot chasm betw,eqn the the Rec. the past four-years are requested to. grant sugh degrees, exclusive of would be free to' the pupil," New York, Feb. 15.— Glancing twol buildings,! threw water ,oh Bit The Beaver Patrol plan to spring MORE-SCHOOLDAYS Several sections of the revision to be present. honorary degrees, as are usually through her apartment window ter’s clothing and rolled him in a surprise on the rest of the troop Troop 9 granted in colleges of education. pertain to the towns having school Mrs. Della Rooney saw Charles Bit next Monday. Every Scout wants Troop 9, newly organized with TWs proposal is Intended to aid districts. There is one provision ter, 65, converted into a flaming blankets until the fire washout Her to be present. G. Samuel Bohlin, Franklin Smith as Scoutmaster, met PROPOSED IN BILL many hundreds of teachers in the I that district superintendents shall torch as his clothing blazed from a heroic measures were in Vain, how Scout commissioner will speak on Tuesday at the Community club. state. These teachers are accumu ha.ye the same rights as town su broken gas stove connection. Run ever, for Bitter died a few minutes Safety. Twenty-nine boys were present. Pa lating academic credit by taking perintendents now have in regard ning to the fire escape, che Jumped la^er; " “ ' to nomination of all teachers, those trol meetings, test passing and professional courses either at sum'- Troop 3 mer schools or during the school nominations to be accepted or re ■Wednesday evening. Troop 3 games took up the time at the State Board of Education yea/r.- Fully 600 Connecticut teach jected within a month. Another held its regular meeting with 24 meeting. ers take courses at Yale each year. section refers to the fact that pre Scouts and recruits present. The Saturday the troop plans to go Wants to Define More Few colleges will give a student a vious to 1909, by voluntary action, meeting opened with the Scout on a hike under the leadership of degree who has not been in resi 104 towns had consolidated their oath. The tioop was then divided the patrol leaders. dence for a much longer period school districts. The proposed re This column will appear into three groups to study and pass Certain Schedule. than is possible for most teachers. vision would take from these towns regularly, each week, the tests. The following were passed: AIR MOISTXESS ■JFurthermore, there is no college the right to return to the district amount of local troop news de Bob Alexander, signaling; Cude, in Connecticut giving the prOfes- system, placing them In the same For the dry, steam heated room, I sional courses that in-service teach status as the towns that were con pending on the scribes of each safety first; French, hike; Shorts, a decorative way to introduce air Hartford, Feb. 15.— A school solidated by legislative act in 1909. troop. All scribes are requested map and hike; Cook, oath and law. ers desire that will grant a bach- moistness is to keep a squat little year of 190 days is provided for in j dor's degree to a woman. In speaking of the proposed re to sign their name to write Frank Sturtevant passed his ten pewter, copper or brass tea pot the proposed revision of the Con vision of the school'laws State Edu ups, to be kept for future ref derfoot test. or kettle on the radiator full of necticut school laws now before the ! And so these teachers, under the cation Commissioner Albert B. erence. Write-ups should be During this period Joseph Dean general assembly. The present law proposed plan, would earn their water; Every room should have a Meredith .said today that there, has • SPECI.4L FOR THIS WEEK \ recelred by Thursday noon at visited the troop and told about fern, too, if possible. require 38 weeks of school and with creiUts at recognized instiutions been an attempt to effect simplicity the latest or they will not ap the coming Court of Honor, March omission of school days due to holi anid when, with their normal school and directness so that the laws pear. 1. FERN’S MEDICINE days and other causes the net j credits they had met prescribed may be easily read by a lay person. RASPBERRY ICE CREAM After playing three games Scout school year in most towns is about standards, the state board of edu The term- “ board of education” ------and------Ferns stay fresh and green and 184 days. The state board of edu cation would confer the degree of would be established as the name of Field Executive Joseph Dean re master McComb re-organized the bachelor of education. BANANA ICE CREAM patrols, making Harvey Gould se grow luxuriously if one remem cation, which is supporting the the body having charge of local quests all scoutmasters to send in bers to give them a bit of castor measure, feels that with the increas schools, “ ^committee” being elimi the yellow questionaires immedi nior patrol leader. The troop then A high school-education and free Be sure you place your order early with your nearest dealer oil every now and then, a taste of ing sums being spent on school text books are made rights rather nated except as regards school dis ately. This Questipnaire is sent out repeated the' Scout oath and dis plants and teaching personnel and to avoid ilisappaintnient. missed. cold tea or a drink of cold cof I than privileges under other sections tricts. Many of the school laws by the Hartford Council in an ef fee. A semi-weekly bath under with the enriched curriculum of of the bill. The present law says ' enacted from time to time have fort to determine the racial com Troop 3 held a hike last Satur the bathroom shower come near fered, that the best interests of provided for specific penalties for Also Hulk Ice Cream and Fancy Shapes. day to Troop 5’s cabin in Glaston that a town “ may” provide high plexity of scouts. giving them the freshness of a pupil and the public are served by school opportunity. The revision violations. Most of these have been Troops 2 and 6 failed to send in bury; 16 boys were present. day in the spring rain. a lengthening of the compulsory elemlnated as the general law cov Scouts attended church in uni subditutes the word “ shall” as it is For sale by the following local dealers: , , .. write-ups this week. Scribes, get school year. The proposed revision felt that secondary school education ering violation of school sfatutes is busy! Write clearly and don’ t form last Sunday in celebration of 40 GYPSIES DROWNED would fix a minimum school year is now really, the right of any boy considered adequate in most cases. Farr Urol hers anniversary week. whereas the present law. providing Packard's Pharmacy waste words. Troops 7 and 8 are or girl in the state mentally 081 tlaiii Street At the Ucaier understood to be inactive. What’s Troop 4 Berlin, Feb. 15.— Forty gypsies, that schools shall be open 38 weeks, equipped for it. The section re the^atter with the older Scouts in Troop 4 held its weekly meeting including a number of women and permits wide variation from year to quiring free text books will affect The usual lifeboats on ocean in the basement of St. Mary's children, were drowned in the Draii year as a week might include from only a few towns, 'and the high liners may, some day, be replacea UnITy & Kohih.son Edward J. lilurphy these troops? Let's hear from both one to five school days. troops next week. church. As the Girls’ Friendly So river, in Jugo-Slavia while trying to school section fewer.. And as re 'by mattresses of kapok, a floating 1 11 Genler Street Depot StpiHre Big British Camp ciety were holding a supper the cross upon the ice, sail a dispatch Another interesting provision in gards text books. It is pointed out floss resembling cotton, obtained As a tribute to General Sir Rob Scouts helped to clear the tables from Vienna today. the proposed code is that giving the that under this revision high as from tropical trees. ert S. S. Baden-Powell and in cele and after a half hour’s study of bration of the twenty-first anniver Scout tests enjoyed a feast of cold sary of the founding of the Boy turkey and pie. The next hour was Scout Movement, ,30,000 Boy spent in passing tests and prac Scouts, representing forty-three na tising for the coming meet jvith INTT^"^.STATE tions will encamp at Birkenhead, Troop 2, February 19. across the Mersey from Liverpool, Troop 5 England, from July 31 until Aug Troop 5 held its regular meeting ust 1^, 1929. 1,000 Boy Scouts of Wednesday evening, opening by America, representing every por singing one verse of “ The Star tion of the United States, will take Spangled Banner.” Inspection and checking of attendance followed, part in the International Jamboree. iiiiiiiiPilii i iiili W l Although the actual length of the fifteen boys being present. Internatoinal Jamboree Encamp Carl Gustafson gave instructions ment will be fifteen days, due to on making plaster casts to all older the fact that Scouts will be visiting Scouts and Arthur Anderson han in Europe from all parts of the dled the younger boys very effi world there will be Boy Scouts trav-1 ciently. New games were then play sling on educational tours through ! ed. Field Executive Joseph Dean Europe during the entire duration j gave a talk on the Court of Honor. of the school vacation period. i The meeting was brought to a close Here Are the ?>'o Competitions by repeating the Scout oath and Here's a Real Twelve Pieces Instead of competitive games laws. Livingroom Outfit fqr the Outfit on w'hich were .u part of all previous Next Wednesday Troop 5 wUl the Left re-register fo, its fifth year. All JusI look at the luxury and quality denoted in International Jamborees, the Jam A massive Davenport, Win® Chsur boree this year will take the form these 12 pieces on the right, the three over- stufied pieces in rich, soft, inviting Jacquard and Fireside Chair, csrefirily up of a world-wide camp or series of with a very graceful frame is a senr^’ holstered in heavy Jacquard, a camps in which Scouts from each bridge lamp and shade, a Boor lamp of the countries represented vriil end shade, framed picture, end table, carry on camping activities as they CONSTIPATION ‘ - v..~ker and two book ends. do in their own countries. It will be the greatest peace-time encamp ment of boj’^s in the history of the THE CAUSE world and the purpose of the Jam boree is to increase the feeling of brotherhood betw'een the Boy i Scouts of many nations. OF BAD SKIN Tribute The International Jamboree will Get Natural Relief With also take the form of a tribute to Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN 3ir Robert Laden S. S. Powell, Chief Scout of the world, who twen Rid yourself of constipation! The ty-one years ago crystallized his longer it lingers, the greater the poisons it sends through your body COGSWELL CHAIR. ' studies of years and his Scouting Very beautiful and experiences at Mafeking and organ — poisons which can undermine EXTRA SPECIAL! your health and lead to many seri comfortable chair 'with ized the first troop of Boy Scouts 100 unflnisned Breakfast In the world. There are now nearly ous diseases. ■% reversible cushions. Chairs tomorrow morning only. Soring filled and richly 2,000,000 Boy Scouts and Scout The work of constipation shows While they patterned. leaders affiliated through the Inter in the face—pimples, pasty or sallow cheeks, dark circles. It brings head la s t...... national Bureau. Somewhat less aches. Causes spots before the eyes. $19.75 than half of this number are Boy Unpleasant breath. But you can get Scouts of America, there being at prompt relief and prevent it! Begin 12 PIECES present 600,000 boys and more eating Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN today. 1 2 P 1ECESI than 200,000 leaders enrolled in After all else has failed, thou this country. These Scouts all sub sands have regained their health scribe in common, to the tenets of with Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN. Be m the Scout Oath and the Scout Law. cause it is 100% bran, it is 100% 1 The Boy Scout Movement share effective. Part-bran products bring \ Y ^ with the Red Cross the quality of only “ part” results. being a great w'orld-wide program Doctors recommend it — and and with it is one of the only four Kellogg’s ALL-BRAN is guaran 1 * /\ ■ service organizations chartered by teed. Just eat two tablespoonfuls Congress. daily — chronic cases, with every Troop 1 meal. Troop 1 net Tuesday night with Ready-to-serve with milk dr cream. You will like its cri^ness 33 boys present, an attendance of and flavor. Use it in cooking. Sprin 100 per cent. Patrol meetings were kle into soups. Made by Kellogg held, merit badge applications giv in Battle Creek. Served by hotels, en out and plans made for the short restaurants, dining cars. Sold by play to be given on Friday morning all grocers. at the Eighth District school. The play was rehearsed twice with the assistance of Miss McFarland, A Cheerful. teacher of English and grammar in the Eighth D’striA. 12-Pc. Diningroom Plans were made for swimming ALL-BRAN Suite for Only $119 This decorate^. wtdnut ntasterpiece is J2 Pieces in Exquisite WalnUi just what you need for youK jEning- room. It has the necessmTr dignity and Here Is a bedroom suite in dwnty line* ■ tha'i will charm any bedroom. Theses hospitality that evefyone want* Jo see is beauiittilly finUbed in walnut in their home. This suite is composed Are You In The Field For with lighter cabinet wood overlay* of the extension table, buffet, china, y I and consists o f the bed, dresser, one host chair and five guMt vanity, chest of drawer* and ^ ’’iJeliVcrs^any chairs, a buffet mirror, three- bench to match with a Ah Electric A. C. Radio piece console set and a scarf. spring, two pillows, two $ If y»u aie, be sure to come to the Benson Furniture boudoir lamps, a Co. and select a real set. W e have pleased many and framed picture we can do the same for you- W e do give service and and. a rug service that counts. Only $119 We h^dle the Steinite which is one of the best me dium priced sets on the market. Ti*y Steinite first for price, performance and tone. W e have a model to T" suite your purse. Beautiful. Mahogany. Finlsn Davenport Table. S even' tubes No Eliminator* '^LLOIV VOL) Jeduced to with rectifier No Batteries and a super, Charger* $5.98 sensitive speak* $75 00 No Troidde -r er give tbit tel No Bother unusual value OAT yOl/A OLD Come in and hear this wonderful set or better still No WaUr for HANCHESTER EVENING HEHAd)* SOlJTH liANCifeSTER, CO^^N., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15,1929. house the government’s servants in going. The big boys don’t seem to 7 be able to stand up so very well the metropolis in a building suit under the attacks of the smaller, able to the dignity and importance Healtti Diet fwiAts Xtralli livelier life units. So that when Dr. of their work.” From which, after L. O. Howard warns us against an careful consideration, we take it n ta « Advice Open Every AX U SImmU StTMt. impending age of insect doipination that the World does not admire the I ■ooik ICtnebMUr. Conn. Thursday and of-the world there may he some to old Postoffice building. . By DR. F tlA N t M ctO l 7 4 . VonadtA by Blwood 8. BY RODNEY DUTCHEB Oot. 1.1881 lend him an ear. Saturday S tmt BtmiIxis Bzeept Sundays and Dr. Howard, who is principal Washington, Feb. 15.—Republi ABDOfttlNAL Her n ia Evening: at tbs Post Oaes at 4outb entomologist of ’the United States IN NEW YORK can postmasters are not faced with XansbMtsr, Conn^ as Second Class Department of Agriculture, de New York, Feb. 15.—The hof- the deadly menjice of a horde of Until 9 p- m. Ua" scatter. mands a mobilization of man’s in braus of Hoboken, like the clowns An abdominal hernia or rupture hungry Democrats, thanks to the SUBSCItJ^ON RATBSi By Mall of the old tales, wear k broken is usually preceded' by* a general Hoover election; but those who Rix dollars a year, sixty cents a telligence in a life and death strug heart behind their merry masquer weakness of the abdominal muscles haven’t maintained their stand-in montb tor sborter periods. with local' politicians are likely to By carrier, elcbteea cents a week, gle against world conquest by hugs. ade. and is brou|;bt on by an unusual finale voptes tbree cents. And the intelligence, he declares, is While the beer steins clink upon internal pres8dre due to the intes get the ax just the same. ” Lately the postmasterships at SpBCIAl/ADVERTISINa RBPaB the only point in which man is the the bars and while the dining tables tines being distended’from food or SBNTAXrm Bamllton-Ds Usser. fill with top-hatted, spat-wearing gas, or being tirolapaed so low in Boston, Mass., and’ Butte, Mont., Ino. 888 Madison Avenue. New '.o equal of insect when It comes to a have been the objects .of covetous and 818 North Mlohlsan AvenuA Broadwayites who have reserved the abdomen ks to make a 4ieavy Cbicaso. showdown in fitness to survive. their places a week in advance, the burden upon the weakened walls. political eyes, with the result that good “meinherrs” are not convinced there is a new postmaster in Boston The Manchester aventna Herald is Anatomically and physically the in It is possible to eure a herhia and may be soon in Butte. Presum on sale In Nev Tork City at SohuL 4 sects have the advantage, accord that all is well. that has not progressed too far by News Stand, Sixth Avenne and 4xnd. To be sure, their coffers swell reducing the Internal pressure and ably there are quite a few other in Street, and tsnd. Street entrance of ing to the learned doctor. Their with new currency—but this golden stances, but these are the only ones Grand Central Station and at all then^ developing the ahdomindl concerning which anyone has made Three Piece Living Room Uoatli ig News Standa size, capacity of adaptation to en shower that has suddenly descended muscles. This cure cannot take • • • upon the picturesque waterfront public lamentation in Washington. Client of International News Ser vironment, power of concealment, towns which lies “just through the place in large niptures, however, vice. speed of movement, are all ele Holland tunnel,” - has completely since the teftr through which the Postmasters are not discharged Suites Like The One “International News Service has the changed the easy tenor of its ways. hernia protrudes usually occurs, exclusive rights to use tor republlca* ments in their favor. "not in the muscles, but In the liga promptly on the request of Repub tlon In any form alt news dlsua^chee Already insects consume, he says, Where leisure was once leisurely, lican national committeemen. The .credited to O'^not otherwise credited all now is hurtle and bustle and ments, and these cannot be repaired committeeman who wants to dis Sketched Above On In this paper. It is also exclusively the equivalent of the work of a rush and crowds. The friendly, even by exercise, and a surgical entitled tp use for repnblloatlon all place the incumbent must tell the the local or undated news published million men. Let them Increase ac hospitable German bars are not operation may have to bS resorted postmaster-general about It, where herein." cording to their extraordinary fe taking kindly to the intrusion of to. upon the postmaster-general asks Sale Now at Watkins Fuir^lervlee Client of N E A* Ser« Manhattan'rush. Yet, there is noth It Is a good plan to begin the the Civil Service Commission to Buy This vlca Member. Audit Burean of Circa* cundity and presently they will ing they can do about- it. The treatment as soon as the first iymp- hold an open competitive examina lations. eat up the whole show, perhaps the Manhattanites have landed and toma of pain are noticed or when tion. human population along with it. have the situation, as well as the the hernia is first discovered. The First, . second and third-class for $129 Very Attractive FRIDAY, FEB. 15, 1929 There is food for reflection in all steins, well in hand. patient should immediately secure postmasters are not classified un “We’d just as soon not make so a good rupture support and wear der the civil service law, but are Comprising Sofa, Club Chair and Wing Chair Colonial Bedroom# this, particularly good food for that much money, and have the quiet it constantly until he is assured by placed under civil service super Covered in a neutral color kilsythe denim. SOWING BIG TROUBLE particular variety of human being days back,” sigh the plump mein his doctor that the cure is complete;’ vision by the president’s executive Every piece attractive and comfortable.* herrs,. who did not desert their order. Suite—Come and Yesterday Chicago’s gang feuds who imagines himself the biggest beer mugs even when the alco Through a delay in using this truss It has style and you’ll like the way it’s assumed the proportions of civil doll on the top shelf. And if such a a cure may be frustrated. The next ' President Wilson decreed that holic content fell off slightly, if at thing to do is to avoid all gas-form- the high man in examinations for built. All we can say is come in and see See it Assembled in w'ar; The casualty list In the raid one will hire a boat and go fishing all. “But now it’s all work. They ing ioodZ es^ecMly''onloVi, cook= these posts should get the job, with , this suite yourself. an call up weeks ahead for reserva ^ j result that such appointments of machine gunners against the for snapper blues about half tions-and Mama, who used to be ed cabbage, etc. One of Our Model hour after sundown on a breezeless in his administration were divided forces of a rival criminal outfit out in the kitchen, can’t handle it The quantity of food should be about evenly between Republicans takes on the dignified proportions late August afternoon, in any inlet any more. They come over and kept to the minimum of the body’s and Democrats, but since his admin Come Tomorrow • Rooms—You'll Love of an international skirmish, at of Long Island Sound, when the they want jazz bands and dancing requirements. The menus outlined istration tile postmaster-general has / and all that stuff . . . we wish least. The word “murder” falls midge gnats are out, he will get weekly in my ftOwspaper columQ been permitted to select from the and Share in - These Pieces When You See they had never come!” may be used.- It is a good, plan to three men with highest ratings, short or else transcends the effect about as good an idea of what a take at leas' one enema a day and among whom there is almost in cf the wiping out of seven human-] helpless and futile poor creature Some three or four months have better two, one in the morning arid variably a deserving politician with Some of these • them--Colonial Reproductions lives in a storm of bullets—in any a Ma. .s, a, .a caa gat treat aa. pasted alaeattUcaJaata^^^^^^^^^^^ one at night, using only a quart of the proper pull. plain water each time. The enema experience we know of. \ Sample Pieces event it seems hardly to fit the Manhattan life, that Hoboken hadi should be taken In the knee-chest ______Comprising of four pieces—Dresser,^ magnificent scale of the slaughter. And if only superiority of Intel- been dignified with the title of position and the rupture support Postmaster Baker at Boston was Bed, Chest and Dressing Table—twin beds lent Is going to serve man in the “the last seaport in Bohemia,” and Now on if you want them. Wood in combination In Chicago the great'majority that this title had been bestowed should be worn at the^same time. originally a Democrat appointed by of the people do not greatly con conflict of Dr. Howard’s dread, by that famous international essay These enemas should be continued‘‘Wilson, but turned Republican. mahogany and gumwood—^finish is a col for several weeks or over several President Coolidge is supposed to SALE at cern themselves with these gang there isn’t any too much satisfac ist and highbrow, Mr. Christopher have re-appointed him in order to onial red color, regularly priced at $262.00, tion to he found In that direction Morley. months if it is necessary. fights. So long as the gunmen do Mr. Morley, in making Hoboken One should also start developing spite the late Senator Henry Cabot Watkins, not throw lead all over the place, when one compares the miracle of safe for the Bohemians, had taken the abdominal muscles through Lodge. But after election the CtlKUtSIJ the ant or the bee with the mental Massachusetts politicians decided to endangering the Innocent bystand over one of the most ancient taking a carofui course of setting get rid of Baker and it wap agreed er, the good people of the city are equipment of the individual who theaters in this section of the world. up exercises, the most beneficial of and announced in the newspapers used to read all the movie titles It belonged to the grand old vintage which are those exercises taken that Charles R. Gow, a more active content if racketeer destroys rac of cupids on curtains and rococo while lying on the back with the keteer. They are no, more disturb aloud -and-now repeats, for the Republican, would get the job. decorations. Here, Merely an hips elevated go that the abdominal The competitive examination was ed by the whir of the spray-gun or benefit of the deaf aunt, the lines nounced, would be revived “the old contents will be carried by gravity held and Gow was rated higher drama.” But it was a rather dull toward the thorax. These exercises the popping of automatics than by of sthe talkies. beginning. Bohemians found the than Baker; The Civil Service the chilling of sparrowsi provided beer better than the drama. must be taken very carefully al Commission has gone to great pains first and used at least twice daily, to demonstrate that Gow was rated ■jhe mortuary list includes- only SERIOUS Then, overnight, with a deficit gradually increasing the amoiint purely on merit. At any rate, he The real gravity of the European of many thousands against it, Mor- toemhers of the lead-companies of ley’s little group of drama dabblers each day as the strength of the ah-: was promptly appointed, and would Ihe bootleg princes. Chicago feels cold spell does not lie ip hordes of stumbled upon a most venerable dominal walls permits. Long walks have been appointed in any event wolves, wild boars and presumably melodrama, hidden away in the li should be used ehch day to in as long as he was among the three bo more responsibility and: worries highest ranking applicants. no more over the mutual steel- chipmunks pouring out of the brary. It was titled, “After Dark, crease the general strength to pro or Neither Maid, Wife Nor Widow,” duce a better tone of all the mus Senator David I, Walsh of jacketed reprisals than another woods to devour whole populaces, In the post-Civil War days it cles of the pelvls; Massachusetts, a Democrat, pro community would oyer a dog fight nor in the wholesale freezing to left a vast trail of tears behind it.- The cold sltz bath is also of serv-. tested with the assertion that “we It was presented in a slightly mock are fast reverting ta the old, sup In its streets. death of village people and Gypsies, ice in^ this tiouble as it assists in posedly abandoned spoils system in but in the interruption of the food ing tone, with stage pictures fash increasing the strength of the mus Which may be all very well ioned after the “lavender-and-old- cles and ligaments. In fact, if one the matter of pbstoffice . appoint from one: point of view, hut Is not and fuel supplies. Temperatures lace” period. Manhattan proceeded ments by retaining the form and is sure that the hernia has been discarding the substance of the .well at all from another. have been low enough for q, num to t^ke this piece to its heart. It properly replaced, a jet of cold wa headfed for Hoboken in crowds that civil service laws.” Baker, he These gang wars, which are by ber of days to seriously impede the ter may "he directed upon the rup said, was entitled by his record to k jammed the ferries and the tunnel. tured area exclusively for fiffeen WATKINS BROTHERS, I ?. no means confined to Chicago, so movement of foods and fuel and It laughed and rocked and roarer a continuance in office. He com at the quaint maudlinities and ex minutes for several days at the be plained that examinations for far have, seldom affected anybody even to slow up the production of ginning of the self-treatment. first-class postmasterships consisted 54 South Manchester some varieties at the places of ori aggerations. hut gangsters, with the-,regrettable Hoboken forgot the peace that A rupture should not be permit only of personal interviews and in exception of an occasional slain po gin. once was hers and, found a great ted to continue because of the dan vestigations made jointly by an in It is not possible for the rail mob descending upon. beer palaces ger of strangulation ahd gangrene spector from the Civil Service Com lice officer. They are breeding, how^ mission and one from the Postoffice jever, a lively appetite for slaughter roads to be hampered, water borne which, for years have been the gath or obstruction. In . cases of long ering places for sailor-folk of this standing, ah operation may be ad Department. and demonstrating the possibility communication icebound aqd the waterfront town and quiet Germans visable, but it is better to try this of escape after even the most in highways blocked, in Continental who brought their own pretzels. method, first, since the operations The Civil Service Commission has followed Walsh with an explanation' credible festivals of murder—de Europe without an almost imme are not always successful and even Today one of the most surprising if they are, they do not remove the of its elaborate method of investi veloping, in fact, an entirely new diate reaction In the large centers situations in stage history obtains. gation and rating, the one being internal pressure and there" is a made by men sent to the city in school of crimes of violence, far of population In the form of scarce One of the greatest successes of danger of recurrencei teore dangerous than anything this meat, fish, dairy supplies and fuel. any season is, not on Broadway, question and the latter by a board but miles away And all Broadway is in Washington. It also points out country has ever known before. Again, southern and western Eu trying to get there. Five leading QUESTIONS AND" ANSWERS that politics cannot be eliminated And there is: not the slightest as rope are iiot generally equipped to theater managers have offered fabu from postmasterships until the four- enable their populations to with lous sums for the production, which Dyein|( Hair year tenure law is repealed "and ap surance that these wholesale kill Question: M. B. J. asks: “What pointments are made solely with re Come to Watkins Bros. Tomorrow stand in anything approaching com now threatens to run for two years. ings will always continue be One scalping agency In the Broad kind of dye do you suggest one use gard to the highest rating In a given confined to the circles that perpe- fort temperatures anywhere from 5 way belt has offered $50,000 for to darken the hair?” examination. .trate them. to 20 below zero. Though there has the “rights” to be the official ticket Answer: Different types of hai^ Meanwhile the Butte postmaster There is this to be remembered undoubtedly been fantastic exag broker. Six phones have had to require varying formulas. And dye ship is still in the air, after being and Share in these Good Values be installed in the anciept’ show not containing lead or gallic aCid brought to the Senate’s attention I—that the bootleg liquor trade Is a geration of the number of persons house. More than a thousand might be used, hut I siigg^t you by Senator Burton K. Wheeler, transitory, phenomenon: nothing killed outright by the cold, it is to mailed requests for seats arrive first consult a competent hair spe who said that the present postmas daily and “beer and steak” parties cialist regarding thte type most ter was most efficient and had the .can he more certain than that. he feared that the toll of the dead endorsement of the principal busi from respiratory diseases will he a hire fleets of Hoboken busses. The suitable for ybur hair. It Is,, well .Whatever Is to* be the outcome of inn-keepers are swamped, and since to try the effect upon a small strand ness men of Butte; The Republi the “noble experiment,” whatever huge one unless the frigid spell can national committeeman, how 1200 Yards Cretonne . v,...... 19c yd* there are hut a few such gather first to see Tfrhat the general effect Regularly priced at S5c to 50c a yard. It is to succeed control, the present speedily breaks. ing places they can scarce handle will he. ever, recommended that someone the amazing and undesired crush. else he given the job and the Post- system of producing and distribut Starch in Hran office Department asked for an ing alcobolie liquors Is assuredly a OVER THE LIMIT Meanwhile strange things have Question: D. K. L. asks: “Does other competitive examination, al Odd Curtains ...... $1.00 pr. bran contain tery much starch in though the incumbent’s Republican Curtains we cannot reorder. Filets—ruffled, some temporary one. And by and by, in In Chicago there are limits be happened to Hoboken. The sailors comparison with wholewheat? We one way or another, the bootleg- yond which a bootlegger should not who once landed at the bars and ism haSkjiot been questioned. with fringe $2.25 to $13.50 values. spun yarns of their trips, have sud are using your hattffin rbeipe, using *’Why not be ffank,” Wheeler {ger’s occupation will be gone. go. They have just sentenced one denly become racketeers and Catch half bran and half wholewheat. By demands,” and say the politicians What then? With hundreds of an Haffa, an alderman, convicted of penny merchants of the Broadway using half one and halt the other, can and do oust men who are in Ruffle Curtains ...... * $2.45 pr. (entirely new type of criminal at conspiracy" to violate the federal type. They go among the high-hat is the starch content cut down?” the service, providing ‘that the Dutch styles made of voile ■ in white and natural' prowds -with strings of “beads Answer: Brad contains very lit postmaster does not donate to the colors with muffled valance to- match. large, determined to l^ve In the prohibitory laws, to serve two smuggled off the boats,” or'phoney tle starch in comparison with either Republican campaign fund or bend “big money” and habituated to the years in Leavenworth and pay fines baubles with a phoney history, or wholewheat or ..white flour. You the knee to the politicians?” taking of life with a callousness totaling $11,000. The fines are not with “furs that Just got In from will find difficulty in making bran Republican senators, who have a great deal to say about appoint- Glazed Chintz ...... 95c yd. surpassing that of the shock-troop worrysome to Haffa, for he is or Russia,” or rugs. From 15 to 25 muffins out wholewheat Plain color in green orchid, rose and blue, reduced cents per stein, beer has gone up flour and bran milted hdlf and half nients in their respective states, soldier in war, what kind of a con was the head of a five million dol to 40 cents. Jazz hands have ap naturally afe making no protest.. from $1.25 yard. unless you use sugar or a large f dition will society then face? It Is lar booze racket. Leavenworth, peared in the quiet cellars. All the Broadway flavor is creeping In. amount of shortening, as the muf rather appalling to think of the however, is a different matter. Soon, alas,, it may become little fins will be drumbly and will not Sofa Cushions...... -. Half Price situation that would confront us, The trouble with Haffa was that more than a freer and more color stick together long enough, tor you In Silk, Rayon, Velour, plain and fancy. even today, should bootlegging be he got too gay. He used his politi ful Broadway. But It Is not likely to bake. thexU. The wholewheat flour you are how Uslhg Is probably cal position to have stars put on ever again to be the quaint and miraculonsly suppressed or displ&o- pleasant browsing place it once not entire, wheat flour hut dne ot Daily Lenten 1000 Yards Cretonne ...... 75c yd. ed all of a sudden. Who and what the sutomobiles of two of his boot w&s* the sixty-forty kind which contains Large and small patterns,' suitable for sun parlor, would be safe from the automatic legging agents, indicating them as GILBERT SWAN. sixty per cent of wholewheat and living room and bedroom, reduced from 90c to $1.75 end the machine gu^of the rac cars of city officials and not to be forty per cent, of white flour, yard.' Clatlbe« Milk I Thought keteer, diverted from the rackets interfered with by policemen. Be PENYITENTIARY PREFERRED BY PAROLED CONVICT. Question: May J. asks: *'Does to direct robbery? sides that he quarrel^ with a po not a pint of clabber milk- with a baked apple, an orange, or grape By WILLIAM E. GILROY, D. D. /I A larger responsibility than the lice captain because, as be main Denver,—“I would rather b«i In Editor of The Congretidnalist. ’ obvious one of the moment rests tained, the captain was charging the penitentiary eatin.- regularly fruit make a wholesome brlak- than to be walking the streets half fast?” ' ’ on the' authorities of cities like Chi too much for protection of the starved,” were the words of Prank Answer: Clabber milk combines Why has the observance of Lent WATKINS BROTHERS cago In permitting the growth of hooch dealers. taken and held such a .place in Edwards, 40, who was convicted better with the baked apple or the modern world even among CRAWFORD AND CHAMBERS RANGES the murder clans and the intensifi- So it appears that Chicago isn’t here recently of passing a spurious with some other slewed ifruit than those who formerly disregarded It? * cation of the murder Idea. They so much different from other places check, it does with oranges or grapefruit. Edwards said , he passed the It is not merely that men are after all. You have to keep police Thl^ is probably because the clab becoming broader and moro com ere sowing the seeds of a general check and than gave himself up to ber milk contains quite a large banditry without parallel In North stars off your rum trucks and you police so that he might be sent prehensive In the faith and prac amount of lactic acid 'which does tice ot religion. Nor Is It merely America. have to pay the going price for pro back- to prison. Edwards Is an' ex convict, and was at liberty on pa not combine well, with the citric because of an intensified interest tection. If you don’t somebody Is role. acid of the orange or grapefruit. in the human life , pf Jesus of m m m p- MAN, POOR FISH likely to make a fuss. Nazareth. . It is because the Lenten season, especially in its in Among the prize fighters the DIDN’T WASH DISHES \ WE’LL SELL OURS sistence upon the nearness of that , rebirth,of life and beauty in the-[ lov? and and wUf' -• naxlm Of Incouragemett to the FADfT PRAISE earthly life of the Master to ourj world, and to the forces that ralfi- - aiifVi' . - ■ path'tVie|- Akron, 0.—^Not content with a ‘t--: i ■3 -a ' — t. overmatched boxer, *The bigger \ The New York World warns Its $45 watch and $5 in cash, a bur Paris—It’s irorthA lot mot-e than. 'Ives,- is revealing a new mln’strv m'er to continued existence. .! r-uj they are the harder they lall,** is a readers that there is no immediate $2B0 Just to tet rid of a (bold But to human need. ■'---rrrr- :a«.e glar who broke Into the home of M. Gautron was ^warded that For the cheerful, whose way of Bui to the sorrcwfui aa-l uui , , i ccokirid, podr hut aaler ortr t ne'?’ ^ common one. Maybe there’s more to prospect of the government razing ‘ r . h . Leigh here put up an order amount for jQlt catchinff one. He life is optimistic and sunny, Lent doned, who feel the weight and C-It 18 estimated that sleeping-car raisins first anti drain- ahcl scatterj it than most of us have realized. and replacing the Mullett monstros of ham and eggs, bread and coffee. sued his emplbyet* foi: ddmage the Is associated with thd revival of bitterness of life’s inevitable ex- pbrtei’s’ of whom there are 7.000 them through the cake doughr;. He ate the meal and without wak alleged result Of “snifiles” caught spring. Purfylng and Christian lierlences it brings a deeper min employed by the Pullman. Com This prev^rts their sibklug to thef S'he mastadon is gone. The dina- ity on City Hall Park,” but insists istry of comfort and commuIriOrf^' V ^anr is nothing hut a fossil or a that “no effort should be spared to ing anyone' in the house walked in. 1913 and the First Chamber of izing the old Pagan festival of pany in th& United Slates, receive bottom. Oredging with flour bOrt out, leavihg the dirty .dishes on the the Seine Tribunal awarded him ^rlngtime, It quickens the re- We tread the way of life with one about $7,0iKf.0Cid in’ tips during fore putting into the cake hks tb^? '' footprint in stone. The whale Is rid the city of an incubus and to tabla. 825lki aoonse of the soul to the mystic who has known and felt alike, its the yean same result.' # y ■ . , ' ' ■ - - ' "-M ■/; MAJNUHESTEK BVciWiisu iiKKALU, SUUTH MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15,1929. PAGE Ni W e tions that the specUlization which YAlSltl ESTABLISH followed, the important/ scleiitific When the Exiled Ex-Kaiser Was Seven^ The murder catised a sensatlon/1 discoveries of-the last century has YDUR PROLETARIANS CHEER Investigation revealed that done much to advance man’s knowl house was full of former bourgeoisie^ edge of human life and the tech who passed themselves off as wor’s- 3 NSTITD110N nique for dealing with 'special CHILDREN tv , DEATH SENTENCE ON ers in order to obtain lo ^ n g s :^ phases of it, but that the time has Some of them had threatenfi^ the ■ // ------house chairman with violence. The / / f now come for drawing together this % Olive In erts Barhn 'tj MILUONAIRE KILLER knowledge and applying it..to the CJR28 by NEA Servjce.Inc V’ ^ prosecutor-branded the murder as an act of ^.political terrorism tanta Scilmtists to hvestigate best advantage ofitsankind; / as a I have two hobbies. One 'is that whole. Man himsert/^/must now be mount to' counter revolution. On any room is not good enough Moscow.— A courtroom Jammed this ground,the judge, sentenced the center oZ study, and his welfare for the children, the other is that with proletarians, thirsty fo r! /Man's Behayior in New an end and aim of the. biological Kalganov to death, though Ihurder just any old room is not good revenge, ^heered the death sen in the ordinary sense is hot^unish- and social sciences and of the re tence of Alexey Kalganov, 25-year lated professions. enough for the boy. able by execution in Soviet Russia. / School Planned. old son of aform er millionaire fish The case started a city-wide man It is believed, concluded Presi This little space is going to hold [X merchant, is one of the most sensa hunt for “ princes” who ares.-usurp- dent Angell, that the Institute of no brief today for the bright, sun tional class war trials Moscow has ing lodging space* that rightfwlly be Human Relations will make im lit, pleasant room, that I have / had in months. ' New Haven, Conn., Feb. 15.— longs to thO workers. Scoreaof pri portant contributions not only in urged over and over again for the Kalganov was accused of stab vate. traders and former blue oloods Tale University has received gifts specific additions to knowledge children, but it is going to hold and subsidies representing a capital bing to death Karavayev, the Com are being thrown, out of even tiny through research, but also in break a most violent protest against the munist chairman of the apartment apartnaents •which they are /not le of $7,500,000 for the establishment ing down old barriers between the combination sewing - storage-look- of an Institute of Human Relations house tenants cbmmittee, in which gally entffled to occupy so long as branches of science and in bringing over-the-alley room that too often ' he lived. The house used to be there are members of the working in which the University’s resources about a unification of knowledge falls to the lot of Thomas or Rich % V owned by Kalganov’s father, who class inadequately housed. for the scientific investigation of w'hich vt'ill revitalize graduate study ard or Henry— just because he is with son and daughter, continued man’s behavior from the physical and the’ training of w'orkers in all a boy 1 to occupy a slice of their once lux and mental, the individual and the fields which have to do with It isn’t right, it isn’t fair,' it urious quarters since the revolu XlFETLMB JOB ^ social viewpoints will be concen human' conduct. tion when the building was confis trated, according to an announce isn’t policy. If you want your boy V cated. The sting of being bossed ment made tonight by President ’ to grow up with the feeling, “ I’m by ^a “ low” Communist and work James Rowland Angel!. just a boy and . anything’s good ers’ committee in their own home Lewes, Del.— Following his re The Institute is designed to BUILDING PROGRAM TO AID enough * for me” — that’s exactly caused bad blood. INDIANA STONE SELLERS. cent election as mayor of this town. bring together sociologists, biolo the standard he is going to grow Finally Karavayev ordered Kal Dr. James T. Thompson, 85, com gists, psychologists and economists, up to. He won’t rise much higher ganov to get rid of a dog which menced serving his 2Sth term in who will combine with their col Bedford, Ind.— A large part of than the standard you set for him neighbors complained against as a Ihe $269,000,000 appropriated for that office.? Mayor Thotapson leagues in such applied fields as v;^hen he is little. nuisance. Kalganov refused. A claims to be the oldest mayor in law, medicine, and psychiatry to the new building program of the Why shouldn’t a boy experience fight ensued in which Kalganov United States government will en point of service and age in the correlate knowledge of the mind a feeling of unfairness and resent drew a Finnish knife and stabbed United States. One-third of his and body and of individual and rich the stone belt of Indiana, ac ment if his living quarters. suffer the committee chairman to death. cording to A. E. Dickinson,, presi life has been devoted to the job. group conduct, and to study fur by comparison with those of his dent of the Indiana Limestone Com ther the interrelations of the many sisters and parents? factors influencing human actions. pany. Specifications require that build Aside from this, however, there The announcement states that is the peculiar psychology of the Yale intends to make a study of ings be constructed of the famous f. Indiana limestone which is quarried male that clings to those things human behavior in all of its aspects he can call his very own. He one of the University’s major ob- j in Lawrence and Monroe' counties MEA of this ’State. finds expression in a thousand jectives. All of the departments of ways— his own dog, his own tent; 1 the natural and social sciences will Indiana stone sellers Aave almost Seventy years old that day and contented in exile, E.\-Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany is shown here, Here's A One Day his dug-out. You never heard of co-operate so far as possible in this obtained a monoply for building center, as he posed with his children aud grandchildren on his estate at Doom, Holland* Princess Her- material for the 6 tb 8 blocks of boys borrowing each other’s caps mine, his second wife, who is in disfavor with the rest of the former emperor’s family, was confined to her plan, with the Institute as the point and shoes or coats, as girls do. of contact between them and as a government construfition on the bed by chicken pox. The military pomp and splendor that marked the ruler’s birthdays in pre-war days Mall in 'W’^ashington/D. C. Pride of^ possession is not a pre was replaced here by bouquets, songs and simple good wishes from his Dutch neighbors. x center for their graduate and re rogative of girls. search work. Every man on the Special For Saturday ------—irfr -7 ------, I never knew a boy who didn't staff of the Institute will hold an swell up with the most touching him feel an extra, an encumberance CHICAGO BUS DRH'ljlRS TO selected because the present uni a.ppointment in a fundamental Uni THREE HUB- E^-^IAYORS t o be stored like the old left-over prid4 at having his own room (a GET CHANGE IN UNIFOR.M. form greatly resembles that worn versity department in order that the .MAY RU-N FOB SEN.ATE. furniture just “ any old place.” work of the Institute may be artic regular fellow’s room) all fixed by a colonel fn the army. Boston.— A / triple ex-mayorality \ip with things a boy would like— Chicago.— Following a series of Feb. 1 6 . 9 a.m. p . m . ulated with that of the University as a whole. This will make possible battle may bq staged in the Hub a book-shelf, a place for baseball A man was sentenced to life in “ unofficial” conferences between U. Army coldhels in Chicago have a co-ordination of related activi this year fo^the seat in the United bat and gloves and mask, the old the penitentiary In Michigan for S. Army authorities and officials of frequently been embarrassed in the ties dealing with man’s welfare, and States Senate, now occupied by football, and all the other para stealing twenty bags of beans. Bet the Chicago Motor Coach Company past when kind, old ladies stop I If you have any money to spend now a concentration of knowledge and Senator Girfett. The three ex-may phernalia of his grewing-up proc he won’t ever want to steal any Mere, it was announced new uni them on the street and ask when technique such as has never before ors whos^ Aames are linked with ess that a boy loves— all beautiful more beans. forms for coach drivers would be the next bqs leaves. ^ spend it at Benson's. ^ If you haven't the been attempted in the solution of the repoDt Are John J. Fitzgerald, to him. But he likes nice covers, -______I . complex problems of human rela .Andrew Peters, and Mayor Mal too, and a nice carpet, and pretty money go and borrow it. You can pay it tions. colm E/Nichols. The latter’ s term curtains. He doesn’t caVe if they Close Affiliation as chi^ executive of Boston expires cost ten cents a yard or ten dol back with good interest and still save Such close affiliation with the D ec.^1. Under the present city lars— but he will like the atten 1 professional schools, as well as charjrer, no mayor may be a candi tion and gauge his estimate by money. \ with the fundamental departments date for that office two terms in that. of study, will encourage students to su^ession. ^ The big thing is not to make think of their professions as having Sage-Alien’s to do primarily with human beings, rather than with test tubes, statute broks, codes on-creeds. Of the total amount mentioned,, $a,500,000 has been given by th Specials for the Weekend Basement Store Rockefeller Foundation for a builrfr, irg. The -income from $2,000,^0r amounting, to $100,000 a year, pas HARTFORD also beeu"granted by. the Pouida- tion for'a'period of ten year^ .for Wentworth Linen Stationery the development- of psychiatry, $50,000 .to be used annually lo r the Made by White & Wycoff, '48 sheets, 40 envelopes development of the educational pro gram in-this field, and $60,000 for ' Smart Spring Fashions \ the care of patients. j / There is also available'' /for this phase of the Institute’s the in WATERBURY ALARM CLOCKS In This Sale, o f ^ come frbtfi $l. 4 V I /■ ■ ■ V. ■' / •\ ■ \v f .-i - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONN.. FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15,1929. I - . • * • ■y*t fit. 1 ,' • r r.i' © I9Z9 ^ Service, Inc. ^ ANNE AUSTIN HINTS HOW ni KEEP WELL by World Earned Aulhoiity !i THSS HAS HAPPENED m e n RUTH lESTER. secre- VtMXf, finds the dead body of her WOMAN QUICK TO <^snch a s. abdominal ; ire a tp employer. “ HANDSOME HARRY” USE HEALTH FAD rhythmical, deep' hre^hing /and .''BORDEN, sprawled on tl»e floor be- other schemes, are irrational. No •X. nea0i the wlndoyr of his private The fourth article, of Dr. Fish- body ought to live for his lungs ' ofllee, "bf* runs at once to the ojBce bein’s interesting series of seven alone. -- of her fiance, JACK HAYWARD* articles on “ The Human Body and The cold bath fanatic is a men His office is just across tiie, lu w w Its Care” is presented here. 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TO WIN OVER Oppose Rec With Fast, ❖ MOOUGHJ GOLF MATCH Over 4,000 See Meriden ik> b b |St a g e d a t m a c o n :’ IS Locals Anxiooslo ■ r* . I • Maco^J .Crfl.,‘iFeb.Feb. ^^15.— Moon- Bozz-Saw Ontchss New light[htiidrt^'-is the latestat sports Oq WiBnmg RosA jyvrlnk'le in these-, parts.Tto. Yorker; Slver City lad A “ moonlight” gol^maatch will .be played over..thft?cburse of the / Player Signed for Idle Hour : 'CWintry Club here __ Shows Improvement. F^Jtiaty‘23, and is tentatively Vf' vp. tir 7'? ■ ■ Game Next Tuesday. Ascfieduled to go 18 rounds. By DAVID .L WALgP. , _ THREE RAHS FOR MACK Harry Duff,. Idle Hour pro; ''■* .A NdW York; T ^ . 15.-i^ust‘ as,- ad- It may be remembered that con By TOM STOWE Al F. Wilson, the club manager; .Still smarting under the sting Gene Kilen, Macon golfer, and mtuediy, the' pen,-If mlghter than siderable gab has taken place in re defeats administered byi Wallace Lindquit, a local profes the BwordT so the’ punch is superior cent mouths over the possibility of Either Phil. Britain and Bristol ■yvhiph la,?gelx McGraw is one sional, will comprise the four to. th'e, roller skate or bicycle, and Eddie Collins becoming manager o f it Jackie Fields doesn’t prove it in eliminate Manchester from any l^ s- mighty tough some. the Athletics if and when Connie slbility of annexing the state' pro side of ten heats or less at Madison Mack ever decides to take a rest hombre or Kid fessional basekeiball champio^bFp Square Garden tonight, it won’ t be and let some other fellow master Kaplan’spunches this season, the Rec' Phre W ifi^ - lack dynamite. because he lacks the inspiration. mind the A’s. The boys have him pegged already deavor this evening £6 aSsuine Both facts are That Collins will step in Mack’s nlng ways once more when they djlN# probably more or ZEINSEKAYOES as “ the uncrowned champion of the shot-s is generally believed by base welterweights” and it all goes to pose the strong CanaiUans ; on'the less true but I’m ball men. In view of this belief, it Rec court. The Rec Girls wUL. dpj inclined to string s^o'w.that It isn’t alwiy? what you is interesting to pass aloug tlje re do, ^lut sometimes the way you do pear in the preliminary. ^ along ■with the K0NCH1NA1N3RD ply Eddie gave a New York sports Manchester basketball fans ihave latter as being Kaplan it. . , writer recently,, when that worthy /A s a featherweight, Fie.lds came not lost faith in the Rec Five mere the chief reason why the Meriden asked Eddie why Mack didn’t take ly because they lost to New Britain Buzz-sa'w failed to knock out his Here two years ago and couldn’t a rest and let him (Collins) man lick the flap of an envelope. He and Bristol. They realize that the New York rival in their ten round Knocked Down in First, age the club. other contenders for the state title bout at the Waterbury State A* tr i^ to out-stride the steppers and “ Oqe reason is because I don’t arrived nowhere in great haste. To sport a personnel which almost en Armory last night. Kaplan de know half as much baseball as tirely is made up of high salaried cisively outpointed McGraw taking Syracuse Boy C o m e s night he. is replaying the towns as Connie does,” Eddie said. . a welterweight wow, a lad who imported players while the Rec has every round but failed to knock his “ You ought to sit in the dugout been sporting a lineup that includ Commission, Announcer Frank lams them and leaves them, and so opponent off his firm foundation Twelve years have gone into the As previously state, Moran’s fea some day and watch Connie. He ed only home talent. They also have once. Between four and five thous Back Strong; C firi^ and tured blow was his Mary Ann. The Purdy, seen at the left, is still Impressed is the jcominuhlty with sees things that no other fellow sees and persons witnessed the battle. discard since these gladiators shook Tunctioning at various shoAVS in all.it has heard that, if ,he beats hopes that Manager Ben dune's only trouble with it w^as that his and he is always two jumps ahead outfit may yet scale the barrier to McGraw weighed 135 pounds and hands as a preliminary gesture to New York. Baby Joe Gans to the decision, New opponent could see it coming a mile of every play. I’la satisfied with state championship, recognition by Kaplan, 134 3-4. Reed Win. their ensuing 10-round battle, and away, and this enabled a clever At that time Washington Park York probably will award him the my job and I’ll hang on to it as long Nevertheless, it was the best trimming Bristol, Meriden or Ne-w man to jump out of danger’s path. was in the limelight as a baseball championship by acclamation. New as he wants me to. As far as base Britain. fight we’ve seen the former feather both of them Avill be remembered field for the now defunct Federal York is big that way. It gladly will Moran and his right • hand consti ball knowledge is concerned, Con Manager Ben Clune said today weight champion o! the world put By BILL ASIMUS ’ as long as boxing exists. League. It was paid for by John give you an. .hlng it doesn’t happen nie is the distinguished professor The blond young giant on the left tuted a big cog in the White Hope that he Hopes to further strengthen^ up in a long time. From the very tourneys of Jack Johnson’s reign. Ward, bread king. Night baseball -to possess. and I’m just the willing pupil.” . "Beware the mraTTwho is stun.g” is Frank'Moran, famous for his his lineup before the forthcotaing first round when Kaplan rocked ^loran and Johnson met at Paris was attempted there, but every New York Fickle. his opponent with'several sharp is an axiom of the prize ring but "Mary Ann,” a right-hand wallop thing turned out for the worse. • A few weeks ago, it got large important state games, the'next of •'Which left destruction in its waka. in 1924 just before the start of the Strength From Where? which will tal^e place when Bristol lefts to the face and a stinging Frankie. Konchina. evidently never Since then the park has been turned hearted and gave Max Schmeling At the same time that Collins His oppdnent is Jack Dillion, known World War, and for 20 rounds the plays here next week Tuesday eye-' right Tippercut, the Meriden gladia heard oif it for he took chances with into a storage warehouse. the heavyweight championship be delivered this tribute to Mack’s tor wpis the aggressor. Weaving in Joe Zelinski last night and he as the Giant Killer, a young man Pittsburgh .blond gave the Galves ning. However, he is. not planning ton black a terrific battle, but The fight marked one of the big cause he beat Risko. Tonight, it niaiter-mindlng, he was asked and out cleverly causing McGraw ‘Jfaw down and go hocm.” Kon who held the light heavyweight steps in Moran’s downward trend. will do as much for Fields in the to import any high-priced out^of to miss often, Kaplan poured china was knocked cold in the third Johnson’s great ring generalship about the chances o f the Athletics town stars as the other teams are title for eight years. Although the 10 rounds were to no welterweight division, provided he in the coming campaign. dozens of stiff rights and lefts into paragraph of a scheduled ten page Moraji has been out of the game saved his title. doing. The name of the-;player decision, the possessor of Mary Ann beats Gans. It might do worse, at “ I won’t say we will win the the head and body intermingled oc fight story at Foot Guard hall in for" some'time, the, crowning stroke On the night here pictured, Dil who will join the team after to suffered a neat lacing at the hands that.^ I remember when Joe pennant,” Eddie said, “ but I do casionally with vicious right upper- Hartford. of his downfall being his defeat by lon and Moran came together at night’s game cannot be divulged for Washington Park, Brooklyn. In the of the Giant Killer. But later in Dundee, the champiorf, was a prettv think we will have a better ball cuts! McGraw proved a willing Zelinski who comes from Syracuse Joe Beckett in London six years the year Dillon, himself, met a few days. It is not “ Cap” Bis- mixer and clever at times, but on was introduced-as-a-s^nsation and center at Matt Hinkel of Cleveland, good fighter.. But. then. I am re club. We may not beat the Yankees ago. Anybody ■\vhom Deckett con cblivion, losing his title to Battling nowned all over the world as a sel for his services will riot be avail- the whole, he showed little real de- during the first round he surely was quers is thereafter a black sheep in the only out-of-town referee ever out, but you can bet that we will i able until after Trinity College Levinsky at Boston. memory expert, with good, old be in there every day trying our' fense. To a great extent, Kaplan a sensation because he exhibited as t'ne ring circles. appointed by the New York Boxing clpses Its season the latter part of smacked him at will.... much class as a man who had never Addison Sims, the Seabattle lumber best.” the month. man, second. A champion fighter On one or two occasions, Kaplan seen a fight. He went down for a V <♦>- who doesn't fight remains a cham With this new player, who by the scored hard rights and lefts to the count, took lots of ’em on the Big-Hearted Announcer way, hails from Manchester, Bissell face, ducked the. same and then re beezer and at the end of the stanza DID YOU KNOW THAT— pion but not a fighter. On the face There’s a trick rule that Cleve- peated the prescription, much to was in a very bad way indeed. He CONSTRUCnONTRIPSmAMI; ^f ^things. Fields’ recent: records the amusement of the large crowd Stanley Harris wants to talk ‘ Dupree’s Whe A counter- forbids the introduction of a man to Miller J; Huggins before the palfe. -'-A yea'r ago, they weren’t the Rec should be greatly strength which filled the armory to its ut from the ring at a flight unless the ened and perhaps able to bump off most capacity for the first major season opens ...... Something even close, but, somehow, thiPES do commissioners have sanctioned the some of the leading state teariis. indoor fight of the season m Con about baseball players. . . .Lyn happen on'the course of a year. ' performa.ice. necticut. To McGraw’s credit,, li Lary, that expensive young Dunde Kayoed. Nichols made a favorable impres Johnny Risko, just home from sion in his debut against Bristol must be said that he kept plugging rookie, wants more dough trom For one thing, Dundee accepted, a his fight with Max Schmeling, was hard every minute, but much of his the Yankees...... And Lefty left hooki; with ,biS cduhtenance last Saturday and may see quite a at a fight the other night and climb bit of service tonight. He is rangy, efforts were in vain as Kaplan made j O’Doul wants more dough from THE RESULTS Green and Sons of Italy Win from Jack Thompson in a non- ed up in the ring to be introduced, him miss a,gain and again. the Phillies. .. .He figures he title fight an^ wenif oul in a punch’, a mighty good shot and both fast with permission as “ the local boy and deceptive in his floor work. He On two or thrae occasions. •won’t get no 1100. bucks expra otthe boys, to line whq. went out and made good,’' Ian appeared to have McGraw with the'T’hillies. .Like ■Ue'^ - , i^n Ami Four;* Remain Tie4 for was used at guard during the prac 131— 372 up behind Thompson and sing the Old K. O. Chrirtner. from the groggy but each time the ^ew I got out of the world series Conran .... 115 126 ta'fe-'day songi entitled' you’re It, tice session the other night owing 1-10 . 106 105— 321 neighboring town of Akron, also to the absence of Madden and Man Yorker managed to dough with the second place Brennan,. . .• First; SaideOa and Sbea meaning the uncrowi^ed champion. was there. He, too, was just back storm with little apparent difficulty. Snhie ...... 101 116 106— 323 ager Clune said he fitted it excep-' Jints. . . .If Emanuel, the lawy —302 Upon .^ jch ,; j^ields bbat Thompson from New York where he had put Toward the end of the bout, th er-fighter, ho'ds 'Tominy Loug^- Brozowski . 105 -99 kpd knocked/Sut’ Petfe Meyers, who tionally well. t up a nice scrap against Jack Shar . " f 115 : 108-':; 166—329 S* The Canadians, as stated yester Meriden lad increased his lead by lan even. he'AvlTl fight either Kebart . . j^seq^ently’ l^nopkeH ou^ Sergeant key. • — — ------biffing his opponent almost at wlU. Heeney or Paulino...... lie .says Simh:^ ' Baker.' a f ^ Fields' himself day, claim to have won 29 games 546 1647 Well, when Risko got in the ring, Manv of the blows' were solid, but . . . .Charley Harvey said ‘is 546 555 knocked hut Samuel. It is all very and lost only nine. Theynre at on the whole they didn’t seem to Construction (3) ‘ Christner’s friends sent him in like present touring southern. New ’Eeneyi> wouldn’t fight the LEAGUE STANDING baffling.. But itjeem s t.o point un- bother McGraw much any AU 111 106— 322 wise and all be got was a cold England and have beaten- some of ChrisLier fella. . . . And when Wiganowski"'/ 105 a s '^ say at the servants’ shoulder from (he big-hearted an of which leads to the that Paulino got the match he raised Shea . . . 113 104 162— 379 the fastest teams in this locale. their isn’t so much sting m Kap s 99— 306 entrupep, to. . ■ nouncer. Risko went over as the Eddie Conroy wtio plays forward la the devil. . . . Striblin:^ didn’t Wilson .... 103 104 Green ...... 1. , -That Fields, punches after all. 152 107 119— 378 1 local boy'who made good, but said to be the ace of the team frota drlA'e his plane to Miami Beach. Sargent . . . Sons ofv Italy • EeoATO.’ ^coverfed'' ah oternight Ghristuer was left standing there! With one exception, the. under Anderson . . 103 100 118— 321 1 a scoring standpoint; Hartman card was replete with action. lu ....D em psey told ' im he 1Bon Ami ...... punch, concentrated mostly, they And none of the boxing commis eouldu’L. . . .And ■vv’lien.ho told Sfay, in a grwt Jeft-A^hook. ?take will play along side of Conroy with the semi-final Eddie Lord, 12 1-2. West Sides .... sioners nearby said anything about Morentz at center. Captain Moorln him he eo'.tldn’t Stfibliug' said 5.7.6- 562 604 1706 Night Hawks ’.. ' iourself.^^l^hei ’5f ^ o ^ ;‘.,'and y$'u of Waterbury won on a decision, •it.';- and Smith on sentinel duty. Hol of New — ‘’He can jump off Ih., dock. Construction- ■.•. ^ v e 80Di|ihl^; .Tso\]iplh‘lts wltiz'a from Ronv DiPalma. 130 Sons Of Italy (4) //Those fellows upstairs did, how land and McCann at forwards, Nor Haven in eight rounds. 'The bout He ain't my boss.” . . . . But he Ch.arte.r, Oaks. . ^ o d straYght' left and you have al ever, and you know how. went on the train. . . .Mr. Burke Giorgetti . . 115 91 99— 305 Center Church most everything. That is supposed ris, ceriter with ■ Stav^^sky opened slow but developed into a and Madden In the backconrt, will of the Montreal hockey team; Pontillo . . . 102 U 1 104— 317 Independents .. to be Fields' pedigree and, if there satisfactory conclusion.. 110 •'110— 380 Needs An Iron Hat probably be the starting lineup,for speaks French like a frog... . Saidella . . . .160 Beethoven ...... 10 is anything In It, the current odds only weapon was a long left which 113— 331 This seems as good a day as any Manchester. he ‘trained on Lord’s t.ace. opening Dempsey has enough jack in a F. Gervini . .100 118 of S''to 5 on him are not misplaced. 89 99 SO— 268 to call to the attention of the iron a cut over the eye in the third trust fund that he can’t touch Beletti .... LEAGUE RECX)RDS He beat Gang on the Coast not too hat salesmen that a good prospect ■ round. Lord, a mud more exper Joe Zelinski to keep him for life....So has long Ago. 529 ’ 506 1601 for them is Clarence “ Nibs” Price, ienced boxer, had litUe difficulty the Babe. . i . 566 High single. Shea, Construction, The colored entry says he was West Side (0) the California football and basket outpointing DiPalma and t^iorough- was about, toc get the merrjf razz 162. outweighed on that occasion, which ball coach. Iv outclassed him in the closing when the second round be,gan and R. Sad .... .109 90 98— 29 7 High 3 string: Curtis, 405. automatlcallymakes him a bus boy Only 1 Field Goal . 95 100 120— 315 Team single: Construction, 645, Mr. Price is one of these young rounds having the New Haven ba.tr here it was that he proved to Hart Han'sen .... this tlriip. He flguj-ps Ta. be out- men ■who can’t control his emo tier groggy on one or two occasions ford fight fans that he was'aril'thgt P. Cervini . . 91 130 101— 321 Team 3 string: Green, 1,733. weighed i)y At 4efet;flye jjo'unfis.to- New the advance notice said ahquf'birUv 105 83— 283 tions, and apparently his bat, dur Frank Marino. 128. of Schubert .. , 95 n i^ t. /'A rfghftiboid --ffghter, this ing the exciting moments of an is Scored on Locals 126. Whether or not he was faking COLE AND MURPHY .108 103- 99— 310 The Bon Ami found the pade too Haven outslugged Joe Dugan Canade . . . Gans, but not too good. He Is a athletic contest. nf New London in a rip-roaring In, the first round is hard to say, fast for them, in the Hbrald Bowl the counter puncher of the most pro Price, since the first of the year, * (Special to The Herald.) four rounder which opened but Zelinski ’was a far different 498 528 501 1526 ing League last night .arid slipped' nounced t T>e and to him it Is a per the fighter at the end of the second? He back to secqnri-place leavlns Mari? 3 hag ruined three expensive fedoras. Westfield, Mass., Feb. 15.— ^The Khow This was followed by_ WIN BY 100 PINS feet evening if lie can make you He got. excited in that California- ‘nnlv poor fi.gbt of the card in wnich began to box;,he started to,,fight;- ■ Man. Green (4) cheater Green and the Sons of Italy Rec Girls of Manchester, Conn., miss with everything but your chin Georgia Tech football game and Murray Sellasky of New York and he kne-^f Kow to vreave and' duck Rogers ...... 106 109 101— 31,6 tied, for first, honors. The Manches gave St. Peter’s Girls their worst His abllitly in this respect gives rumpled his hat so that not even Rockv Knight of Detroit €a"ve a and changed ..in a few seconds from H. Stevenson 98 87 107— 292 ter Coristructlori took the "ueAsure deffeat in history here last night him a fair chance but no better the waterboy would have It. He re disgraceful exhibition of a rank amateur to a finished profes Cole ...... 84 110 104— 298 of. the soap makers three points to when they won by a score of 23 to than a 5 to. 8 chance with a lad who peated the performance when Kan punches which greatly resembled sional. He made the New York Beat Beletti and Sargent by Wilkie ...... 114 1^3 126— 363 one. The Bon Ami rolled mighty 2. A basket by Miss Oleksak was can lay, them In—-and out-rruntll sas played his. team basketball and Westfield’s only score o f the game. slow motion pictures. They did boy look sick and knocked him’’c.old Murphy ....120 100 189— 359 good sqbres but .the contractors with a batrage' of rights and,-lefts. ■went them a bit better In each In such time, as he provesthat he the third chapeau was blotched np Miriam Welles. Peggy McLaughlfn • about feverything but kiss each ; 89 in 2nd Half; BelettTs can’t, ' ■ other and probably would have This was one of the best battles stance. Dick Shea broke the league In a cage game with Stanford. and Etta Clnlow did the scoring 522 529 577 1618 for Manchester. At halftime, the done that if they had known it was seen in Foot Guard hall this winter. Independents (0) high single record ■when he hit a The other bouts on the bill were score stood 13 to 0. ’The summary Valentine Day. 166 Beats Cole’s 165. ■Wilkie ...... 88 96 92— 276 score of 162. Billy WIganowskl’s From a*standpoint of action, the good. Nick Christy knocked out.' 160 was high previously. JACK SHARKEY STARTS follo'ws: Jimmy'Garcia in the sixth after a Fahey ___ 88 105 148— 341 Manchester Green had no trouble Rec. Girls (27) . best bout of the evening was the Taggart ____ 100 100 93— 293 •stirring eight round clash between fight replete with action. The out Howard Murphy and his partner, disposing of the Independents al B. F. T. come was in dpubt until the knock "Ike” Cole, had no trouble defeat putt ...... 99 92 107— 298 though the latter teamihit 5’3'8 In TRAINING IN EARNEST Scranton, rf ...... 1 2-3 4 Pete Lucci, 119 1-2. of C«°ton. J. Stevenson 113 101 98— 312 Mass., and Irish Huey Devlin. out. ing Domenick Beletti and Joe Sar the third game. The Sons of Itely, Blatter, rf ...... 0 0-0 0 Clulow, It ...... 120 1-4 of New London in wnicn Eddie. Reed won a four rounder gent last night in the final half of however, -were • fortunate . to. get hLlCMINE SHOP LEAGUE 3 0 - X6 the latter won the decision becai^e ovei' Kewpie Ledoux but the verdict their 14 game match rolled at Mur 488 494 538 1520 away with a. clean sweep dver the Boxes With Hoffman and W elles,-c ...... 4 2-6 10 phy’s Alleys. Leading by 11 pins, Shearer, rg ------0 - he was the more clever of the tw was not a popular one. As a matter; West Sides. After winning the first Monkey 'Wrenches Grosso; Striblins Helps Par 1 2 1 of fact the fight was so close that Murphy and Cole picked up 89 Center Church (0) McLaughlin, Ig . . . 3 0-1 « ■■; t and possessed the harder PU°ch game by a wide margin, the SonA "Von 85 76 93 ents Celebrate Anniversary. either might have got the decision more to win the match by an even T. Anderson ..101 98 86—-285 took the second by one-pin and the which he landed P^e” ^^ S. Nelson .. .106 , 86 104— 296 Klenart 90 . 87 91 11 5-13 27 who greatly resembles Mickey fairly. hundred timbers. third by five. The Night Hawks Miami Beach, Fla., Feb. 15, — Jimmie Rossi won over Eddie Cole beat Beletti by 61 pins and Thompson. .. 97 .105 100— 302 Holland' 105 91 83 St. Peter’s Girls (2) Roberts of Hartford In both looks and the Center Church had a merry . 86 Yesterday afternoon Jack Sharkey Cavanaugh easily. It was a case of Murphy took Sargent into camp by Humphries , . 97 112 122— 331 battle with the former ■winning Gibbons 91 108 B. F. T. and style of fighting sure has a 79 79 91 entertained a big crowd at the dog fighting heart. He was the aggres slug all tlie way with Rossi out- 28 pins. Cole and Murphy won all O. Nelson .... 104 95 119— 323 each game by a narro-w margin. C. Oleksak, rf . ..1 0-0 2 101 113 118 track for more than a half hour. He P. Tutlbula, If . , .0 0-0 0 sor from start to finish but his long slugging Cavanaugh, but the sixth game which they lost The Charter .Oaks ■won three points boxed two rounds each with Paul lefts and rights were of the tele In the opener Mike Cavana,n^.h by 20 pins. In the second game, 510 496 531.1537 from the Beethoven and these M. Repo, c ...... 0 0-2 • 0 549 s i l 562 Hoffman and Grosso and wanted to M. Krisk, rg ...... 0 0-2 0 graph variety. won over Buster Rice in a ..Tour- Beletti rolled 166 with fwo strikes Nlght;Hawks (4) games, too, were close. . do more.' Grosso gave the sailor some, . • • . ■■ and five spares and his op p h ilip s ...... 114 129 106— 349 Bdwlers who hit 340 or oveii^ lasf 'Btilsbn WtOTches E. Repo. I g __ _ ...0 0-0 Q iDiriri .'.. .V.. 56 70 69 spirited bpposition for one round M. Mnransky, Ig . ..0 0-0 ' 0 ponent, Cole hit 165 with three Skogg ...... 96 90 120— 306 night were Bidwell, 34t,- Cjurtis;- and wanted, to quit but Sharkey strikes and four spares,. Each got Pontello . . . .102 88 107— 297, 340, A, Anderson, . 359.-Mathlaaon. Schaller ...... 80. 80 80 ...... 82 81 102 begged for another round. He went 0-4 a double strike in the last three Carney .... 94 108 l l 2 — 314 368. Philips, 349, Saidella, 380, Pheneuf .. about his other routine tdsks brisk-j boxes. Murphy made a triple strike W a lk er...... 106 90 103— 299 Wilkie. 363, Murphy, 359, Fahey, Dutfee . . . ee-eeee* 106 102 SAIDELLA BREAKS ...... 109 102 100 ly and appeared really to enjoy FAMILY AFFAIR In his 152 game. 341, Conran. 372, Shea, 379 and Morse . . . them. Denver.— A corn cob pipe stood Here are the scores: 514 505 548 1565 Sargent, 378. Finnegan , f • 8_7_ , 98 S8 . — The Strll)llng» were not in evl- London— The Waring Furniture between Joe Garcia, 3 STRING RECORD ^ Cole Murphy Beletti Sargent •dence yesterday but young Strib- grant, and a home in the United 126 99 89 106 ' ' 500 537 541 Factory at Lancaster has had three Charter Oaks (8) jt, ' ■ f . iing will do his stuff at Hardies generations of the Rogers family States. . . 165 120 166 98 Robinson . . . 94 - 97 100—^^291 Last Night Fighti casino again this afternoon. Garda stole the pip© from Fa- WITHA 438 SCORE 117 152 93 124 Calipers in its employ. Thomas Rogers 124 Bidwell ____ 125 124 100— 349 At Waterbury-Louis^Kid Kap Yesterday theisllver wedding an who recently died at his. job oi trolman William Sheehan while 105 124 97 Curtis ______115 106 119— 340 ...... S3 77 86 niversary of Pa and Ma Strlbling f06 115 116 lan, Meriden, otrtpolnted Phil M^ q - ...... ^' J 85 99 wood-turning, worked for the same the former was being taken to Jack Saidella established a new 126 Anderson .-..121 12,4 114:— 359 81 was duly celebrated at Coral Gables. 92 i n 118 110 Graw. lietrolt lightweight. 10., ...... 8G 102 concern for 76 years; His son has city jail In the patrol wagon. ’When three string record last night= at CiplliltiS;':^ 80 The elder Strlbling eloped 25 117 112 109 117 A t' Johnstown,' Pa.— piurray; 'Oft-* 90 104 been working for the furniture out they reached the jail, Garcia was the Charter Oak alleys when he 455 451 433 1339 ’Pricker ...... 90 years ago. searched,, and the first thing, found litz. New York light heavyweight, 101 107 fit 49^ years and a grandson 20 rolled 149, 152 and 137 for a total Beethoven (1) stopped Gene Baker, of. Newark, I. Rot'h" .. i • 103 Sparring partners are still rolling years. ' -; ■was Sheehan’s com cob pipe. 848 823 787 795 Bissell 78 96 85 into the Striblirig camp. Sully of 438. The first two games were ^.848 795 Erickson . . . 90 88 112— 290. Tommy Oleasbn, Philadelpblfi* Garcia "was then reported-to. Im- rolled with the four And three-quar John son___ 115 113 100— 3281 Montgomery and big Sid Terris ar mlgratlon officers who discovered t . outpointed Vic Malln, of Wilming ' 528 631 583 TJHEVES LEAVE ORDER ters inch-b|^ll and the last with^tbe- Olson _____ 96 11& lOl-r-315 ton, Dei, 8. rived yesterday and will box with be had entered the. United States 1671 1582 OH Cans -the-pride of the south today...... five-irich one. • ^ 1582 Mathiasdn . .122‘ 145 101— 368 Haverstra'V, N. Y.— Thieves_who from Mexico Illegally. He -will be The coldest spot on earth is not VVrlgh't ..104 77 89 In ten' consecutive games, Sai 106 robbed Louis Hoye of 59 chickens deported. ’ 423 464 414 1301 the North Polie, but a new lgboia- Janusb .. ■, .. • 81 102 'T^B ANSWteR. della hit 1,300 for an even average 2nd half -85 ios were sot salisHed with the weight of 130, Part of the games were tory In Berlin, where temjwmttjre Gustafsoit ■ . . 86 margin ’ 89 Spilt efdgeV e • •».* • ■ I ■ 93 117 'Here is the answer, to the Letter of six young ones so tlwy left orr Henry Ford says the^day ■will roUed against; Joe Farr; manager of. 1st half •Sir'; jpseph Duveen, art critic, as low as 452‘-degfees befowirie^ / -■ *1 Haikut •' 80 r *80 80 Golf puzzle on the comic' pa.ge: ' ders tor a retnm, engk^sieAt. A •erne ■when capital punishment the. allpys. Who vouches for'^'their ' margin .. •.■ll w*3 sued for! $500,000 for declar- are obtained. This is done' bV note found by Hoyt dlreeted him to irig a supposed Da Wlnci painting liquefying helium gas under high McLaughlin .. 93 '87 116 BIAS, BITS, BITE, BATE, ■will be a thing of the past. We authentl^fty?". 'UHhyscores follow: BALE, BALL, FALL, ^ FAIL, “ fatten them up aaA we Will he aliK> hare noticed that ■the old 119, .11.4f>il46,''i«2r 137,> 132,"Y49, Match woil was not the real thing. Good place pressure, then allowing it to ex- 537 512 n o FAltl. back later.” model ' i n are disappearing. 100, 129, 119. by .... 100 pin. for a juror to enjoy a nice nap. ;parid.- ... ■ •■ •;■•■? V.- //*■..--- V-n't MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER. CONN,, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15,1929. PAGE'TORTBiKN^J Actress to Wed British Lord HEAVEN’S BELLS JUST LIKE HOME Moscow.— The biggest bell In Miami, Fla.— The pilot of the Europe, the Tsar Kolokol, or Pan-American transport plane, “ king” bell, has been converted in* “ Christopher Columbus,” recently to a chapel. The bell was east In left New York for Miami with 12 1653, and weighed 198 tons.. A passengers. When the plane landed M. fire in 1737 destroyed its support only eleven passengers got out. The ing beams and the bell crashed to pilot investigated and came out the ground. Then someone thought vHth a gray-haired lady, who had of cutting a door in the metal and, slept through the whole trip. “ It presto, a church bell became a bell was the grandest ride I ever did chapel. have,” she said. James Bassett, a Frenchman, is In a middle-western city at an trying to make artificial ^diamonds anti-Smith meeting “ They . Kept in an electric kiln. He believfs he the Pig in the Parlor” was sug will be able to create diamonds gested ,as a campaign song^ Gov from carbon by using a pressure ernor Smith denies it’s a blind rij- of 50,000 pounds. pig, anyway. i ALLTHISWEEK A& P STORES AREOFFERING MOST i " EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN BOTH NATIONALLY AD VERTISED FOODS AND HIGHEST QUALITY STAPLES SEA Tfi0 m odem to thop-^ihe FOODS •**»■# uny to aavef The A & P receives selected «ea foods daUy, selected at the ftsh pier PilUbury, Gold Modal or Ceresota and sent directly to A & P meat mai'kets. This method assures you of the best at very low prices. Flour 24 1-2 lb. bag 98e X Fresh Shore HaSdoek dressed as desired AdtP Family or AdtP Pastry all one price lb. l O c SWORDFISH MACKEREL Flour 24 i -2 lb. bag 8Sc tone, . — lb. 39 c cape lb. XOC “ June,” the star of the Broadway musical comedy “ Polly” , always has kept her family name a secret on the stage. Now she is to have FRESHLY SMOKED Fancy M[aine Potatoes 15 ib s . 19c one of the best-known names in England, as she is to marry Lord Inver clyde, grandson of one of the founders of the Cunard line. Lord Inver clyde inherited $10,000,000 and the title from his father in 1919 and FISH FILLETS lb. 2 5 c was divorced from his first wife, the former Olive Sainsbury, last Nov 120 lb. bag $1.50 ember. ‘‘June” came to America from England to play in “ Polly.” COD STEAKS SALMON. STEAKS fancy lb. 19C fancy lb. 35 C Fine Granulated Sugar 10 lbs. 5 1 c New Book Giyes Changed FANCY CANADIAN Idea Of Prince Rudolf S m e l t s lb. 29 c Sunnyfield Sliced Bacon lb. 2 5 c SCALLOPS OYSTERS By .MILTON BHONNER. fancy pint 49 C standard pint 35 C Salm on London.— The great war and The A & P operates its oten canneries in Alaskaso that the bestfish caught FRESH MADE toppling of thrones have caused the tfs dafe fry. can be selected and packed— such methods insure highest quality» FRESH opening of many secret archives. Not only has the internaticnal American Interplay about treaties and al FILLET of SOLE lb. 2 9 c Red Salmon Pink Salmon COFFEES liances been revealed in all its HIS rOR.Y Finest Alaska salmon, An. exceptionally fine sm nakedness, but a dazzling light perfectly prepared to CAN C FRESH M.ADE Q quality—has delicious Mt has been thrown on some of the February 15. preserve all its delicate flavor and is most eco- CANS B iM tA R personalities who for so many flavor! nom ical! ^ Selected Iff the Byrd years played so large a part in the 18 70— Construction of the North Antarctic ExpeMHon as old world stage. ern Pacific railroad started. H a d d o c k Crisp flakes to start the day off right! thebest coffee available. Revelations havs made the Eu 18(9— Cougress gave women at PKGS ropean nations think less of their POST'S or R ED CIRCLE torneys right to practice F il l e t s lb. 2 7 c KSIXOGO’S former heroes. before the supreme court. C om Flakes Afavoritefor three gen~ ^ ^ C But a refcent book issued in 188 7 Limited woman’s suffrage erations—has a snapand LB Germany has quite the opposite A specially blended flour for all fine pastries! kick rarely found. 3 9 ' effect. It deals with the reign of granted in Kansas. 24^ LB 189 3 President Harrison advised Franz Josef, war time emper ir of THE TEA BAG EIGHT O’CLOCK Austria. anne.xation of Hawaii. Pastry Flour a & p The Crown Prince. 1S9S— U S. battleship .Maine GREAT. CO. Bighest imtdity pure ATLANTIC SPACme Santos— the cream of It does much to rehabilitate Pure refined lard — the best shortening! blown up by a mine in th e cro p — tr y i t . that Crown Prince Rudolf, who, Havana harbor. “ 35* with his mistress, was found so mysteriously dead in a villa not Pure Lard far from Vienna. Rudolph has al SAVING PRICES The ever popular slow cooked beans! ways been depicted as a light TOOTHPASTE MeUex Igetube 17o headed, light-hearted Don Juan, addicted to wine, women and mor phine. Campbell’sBeans 3 ^^25 GILLETIE Razor Blades 5*bud(L 35c But this new book, with docu mentary evidence, shows him as a Quality Meats Sugar cured specially smoked! MOLASSES, Sultana, serious-minded youth who chafed LB gal. 95c, 1-2 gal. 55c at the fetters of his position, who The A & P has become the largest retailer of fine meats Hams AT ALL A & P STORES saw through the rotten structure 2 S A & P Ki^'CHUP Ige hot 15c of the empire, and ■fc'hose intimate because they continually offer quality at a very low price. friends were not drunken army Small lean shoulders of excellent flavor! CORNED BEEF . can 19c efficers and aristocrats and light A & P STORES ARE FULLY STOCKED WITH SELECTED LB PRUDENCE CORNED BEEP ■women. but journalists who Shoulders AT ALL A & P STORES battled for Itberilism. SEA FOODS FOR THE LENTEN SEASON. HASH ' can 25c The man to whom he poured out his soul was Moriz Szeps, Sliced, rindless, sugar cured breakfast bacon! A & P CHILI SAUCE hot 20c chief editor of the Neue Wiener LB Tagblat. In 1882, the 24-year- H. 0* OATS 2 pkgs. 25c old heir to the throne of the em- PORK SHOULDERS Sliced Bacon Fresh jjire which was allied with Ger Ccuefully cleaned and selected! WHEAT FARINA, Hecker’s many and against France, wrote Eastern Cut 2 pkgs., 25e Szeps; lb. 1 7 c “ We have enormously to thank PETTIJOHN’S 2 pkgs. 35c France as thev.niain-spring of all Pea Beans liberal ideas and institutions on PLATE BEEF FOWL FRENCH’S SALAD MUSTARD the continent. On the contrary Fresh lean . 2 jars 23c Fancy milk fed. O f b •what is Germany? Nothing but Bottle Contents an enlarged Prussian soldiery, a lb...... 15c 41b. ave. lb...... i . . . O S / C M oxie MINCE MEAT None Such 2 pkss 25c poor military state.. What good 2 bottles * 5 ‘ •■was 1870 to Germany? In addi RIB LAMB CHOPS PIGS’ LIVER SULTANA KETCHUP gal 98c tion to their regiment of little From Soft ^ m Top Round Steak This pork is the very best quality! Freshly slice'd. -m kings and princes, the Germans Young Lamb, lb...... 4 5 C Best A now have a kaiser. They must pay 2 lbs...... l y c lb...... 4 5 c ROUND CREAMS Berwick each 23c for a much larger army. Support Salt Pork ed on Che points of bayonets, they (Cigarettes 15c Brands 2 pkgs 23c have a reich ruled by sojdiers, po SPRING LAMB To clean your fine tt 'ngs — use Lux! lice and bureaucrats.” liEGS LARGE UFEBUOY SOAP 3 cakes 19c For sees Upheaval. From Genuine Any PKG 3 for 10c Candy, 8 for 25c He not only wrote democratical Spring Lamb Lux Z ^ 19* ly, but he acted so. When pro- W eight lb. j 7 c ■ni'oted to colonel in the empires’s Your baking results are Unproved by RunffortPs! ’ army, h® chose for his regiment, not one or the crack organizations of the capital, but went to Prague CORNED BEEF FANCY BACON Rum tord Fancy Brisket CUDAHY HAMS GINGER ALES as the chief officer of a Bohemian By piece or strip Small skinned o C regiment, all of which officers, in I"...... 33 c lb Your choice of quick cooking or regular! ^ i Your favorite beverages are sold 25c lb...... 25c — ° oMALL • stead of being aristocrats, were at the A& P stores. men sprung up from middle class PKGS families. Ouaker Oats 21‘ ^ d o z s i . 4 9 From Prague, keeping his eyes SMOKED SHOULDERS open, he constantly wrote letters This^is the popular Green Label molasses! CLICQUOT CLUB doz$x.59 Fancy giving Szeps inside Information NO. 11 / 2 O’KEEFE’S DRY d<»$1.29 for bis paper. He also wrote in Sugar Cured CAN formative articles which appeared lb. 1 7 c RABBn Molasses without any indication of their Halves of selected standard peaches! origin. EDUCAtOR SPECIAL He saw Vienna as clear-sighted- NO. 2^ 'C [ ly as he saw Germany. He wrote RIB ROAST BEEF Iona Peaches CAN Toaeterettes EEGagepKo to Szeps from Prague: Cape Cod Cookies ^ c pko “ What’s going on in Vienna I Fancy The extract of the pure vanilla bean! 25 glean from the newspapers and Steer private letters: money swindles, BOTTLE I k m i FOR 39* theft, corruption, bleeding of the "»• 27c-37c Baker’s Vanilla state. As a quiet observer, I am furious as to htwv long it will be RUMP STEAK Fresh supply at your A & P store! before an old and touch structure RIB POAST PORK RUMP ROAST Best cuts. Fresh l like Austria will crack and fall to Best face. o *7 LARGE lb...... 65c •lb...... Z 2 C LOAF j pieces in all its joints.” lb...... 37c Giiager Snaps 3 “®25' B J. A-.L, Hyde. New York man, i r f f i i i Ulnll (paid $35,000 for some 100-year-old ‘TEA ' wall paper the othe.- day. This ought to be a tip to you on what to. your landlord is up to. mm V I^AGE FOURTEiaT MANCHESTER EVENING HERALP; SOUTH IJANCHESTERi'CONN, FRJDAY, FEBRUARY 15, |3SIB90(30Q0C9B liniii III ■l■llyW ' Thm Best Places to Shop IWWWWWWWW with some other European nations. shackle houses and barns of be-: tournaments in Arkansas, Georgia, fore the' war had given place to Nebraska, New Hampshire, North During the four years of the war Belgium Best neat brick houses and spacious j Carolina, New Mexico and Mississ the . flat palins of Flanders saw barns and stables. The roads were j ippi. The following week the star constant, fighting. Farm houses fine. ' Civilized life was functioning P O O L TOORNEY, teams will be determined In Con Recovered Of were burned or smashed. Fields i well. ■ ' . necticut, Kmtucky. South Dakota, were shell-pitted. Trenches, were j Vermont, West Virginia and Okla dug. Pill boxes were constructed. ! The same thing is true of the TO BE APRIL 2-6 War^s Wrecks I have just recently been riding i historic towns which suffered so homa. around on* the ■ Flanders fields in |heavily from bombardment. Ypres Minnesota will hold its finals the neighborhood of Fumes, Dix- i — the “ Wipers” of the British Tom- By COPEL.WD C. BURG. March 23 and 24. mude and other - little towns im -i my— is typical. Ypres was the Other states have not yet an Finiest Quality By ^tlLTOX BROXXER morUl in the story of Belgium's headquarters of the British gen- ‘ Chicago, Feb.' 15.— Next month nounced the dates of their tourr deferise; erals in'Flanders. The Germans 'statecha'njpionshlps in alj parts of neys. Special—Tender Sirloin Steak, best of Fancy L ^s of Spring Eamb. I never took it, but they shelled it The country will determine the Beef 49c lb. ’ ' ^paU Boinele^ Roast of Lamb. London,— Of all the war-torn It is hard to believe that there I with clocklike regularity. ever was a war. Every inch of soil j ,basketball -stars of America who Social-—Rib or Loin Veal Chops 35c lb. and war-shocked countries of, Eu When the war ended Ypres was I -will be invited to come here to take OLD TE.1CHER DIES ■ Try a Bbiiele^ Roast Veal, all l*an solid rope Belgium probably has made seems to be under cultivation. The a mere heap of rubble. Hardly a shocks-of wheat were glintin.g in ; part in the University of Chicag;o's Fancy Center Cut Pork Chops from na meat. the most complete recovery. There house remained standing. Today National interscholastic hoop tour is little' unemployment in the coun the sunlight. The farmers seemed the town is entirely, rebuilt. It is New-Canaan, Conn., Feb. 15.— tive pork 35c lb. Boneleisp Roiled Bih Roast Beef 45c Ib- more prosperous than ever. Ram- ney, April 2 to 6. try, and taxation is low compared probably in better trim thai^ it has More than 40 state titleholders Iviiss Frances J. Fa'ncher, whose Tender Short Steak 49c lb. Fqqey Fresdi Killed Fowls 45c-48c lb. , been for centuries. The builders are expected to clash in the Ma private school here has graduates Fancy Loin Lamb Chops 55c lb. Fancy. fAyrag Chickens,' 3 to 4 lbs. each are still at work restoring the dam roon classic.., . . . now living in every part of the Smdl Lean Fresh Shoulders 18c lb. «S2«OKSOS3«3C»OC»COCWobs36X3S3CS£S«Sa^^ aged parts of the historic cathe 49c Ib. :. Louisiana and Tennessee will globe, died today after a short' ill Fresh Native'Dressed Pork to roast dral. The only ruin in the place start the state title tourneys, play ness with pneumonia. She was 73 Large^ Chickws to roast, 5 to 6 lbs. each is that of the famous and beauti 25c-30c lb. ing March 1 and 2 and the win years old apd had taught school for 55c lb. ful Cloth Halt which was battered ners wi}l be immediately invited to more than fifty years. Prime Rib Roast Beef 39c lb. fU O N E S to pieces by German artillerists. the Chicago corppetition.. She was a native of Pound Ridge, Short Cut Shoulder Pot Roast Beef 35c Try our fresh ground Hamburg Steak The Belgians want to leave it as it , March 7, 8, and 9 will witness N, Y. is forever as a sort of ghastly mon- lb. with little pork if you wish 25c Ib. .ument of what war means. ^ The e''qually famous Louvain also GOOD THINGS TO CAT suffered terribly from fire ■ dnd bombardment. The cathedrkl was damaged. The library and many G>fned Beef Sale A FEBRUARY REVEL. houses were destroyed. Only the exquisitely beautiful town hall es “ General Prices” may not be is low as many CAM PBELL’S Lean Rib Cnrned Beef 12 l-2c lb. FajBcy Boneless Brisket Corned Berf folks would like to see them, but there’s one set of caped. The houses all have been rebuilt spick and span. The ca SOc^Soc-lb. ' prices that; is maivelously low just now— the Feb Try our Home Made Sausage Meat, none thedral is Repaired. A new library better 25c lb. 2 lbs. Pocket Honey Comb Tripe 25c. ruary Prices on FRESH FRUITS AND VEGE- — gift of American generosity— GROCERY T.\BLES. Mau-y. of these, quality and season con stands in place of the one that is Phones 2400— 2401 sidered. are lower than, they ever were in the pre 30 Depot Square gone. war period.. Belgium, which suffered so much, Fancy being able to buy two quarts of delicious is today busy and prosperous anfl fresh Green Peas IN FEBRU.A.RY for thirty-three happy. cents! Or splendid Ripe Tomatoes for 25 cents a pound. Or delightfully flavored; sweet strawber MEATS ries at 55 cents a quart. Or half a dozen fresh I HOME DRESSED FOW LS ...... 43c lb. Stuffed and Baked Chickens on orders. Fancy Layer Calces 30c-50c each. Green Peppers for a quarter. And when, before, Home Dressed Pork, Fre^h Shoulders, Fresh Hams, Squash Pies 35c each. Walnut Coffee 25c each- could you buy two dozen of the finest flavored, Gordon’ s Market Fresh ^ co n , Spare Ribs. Fudge Cup Cakes 25c dozen. Baked Beans 25c qt. ju’>iest Florida oranges for 45 cents? &own Bread 10c-15c loaf. Then there are beautiful white CaiVliflowers, any- Fancy Roasting Pork, 10-12 s iz e ...... 22c-25c lb. Feather Cakes 25c each. Saturday Specials ' Sunshine Cakes 25c each. Lapib’Pies, good size, 15c each. ;^\-hPvq from 20 cents to 32 cents, according to size. Beef Liver ...... 20c lb. .\nd Bunch Carrots or Beets, crisp and delicious, at in * — thr=‘e bunches for 25 cents. Native Veal R o a sts...... 35c lb. .Actually, it’s almost a miracle, the reasonable Native Beef Lean Salt P o r k ...... 22c lb. ness of prices on these delightful .garden products in ihe coldest and dreariest of months. Corned B e e f ...... 15c-25c lb. No better time to place an ordep on some of them Rib Corned B eef...... 30c-38c lb, than this evening when Pinehurst’s phone service Native Veal Cutlets .... 50c lb. Brookfield Butter in 2 lb. Country ,RoIl^ ODerat<^s till 0 o’clock iust for the speci.a1 e.onvon- % Best Pure Lard, 2 lbs. 25c. ience of Madame the Housewife in e-etti'ug n^r Calves’ L iver ...... 50c lb. Our Boy Tender Sweet Peas 19c can, 2 $1.09!. week-end marketing out of the wav EARTA'.' D°- Pc/k C h op s...... 30c Ib. GROCERIES cans for 35c. Maxwell House Coffee 49c lb. I'vevies anv time tomor’’ow you wish, from S o'clock Nathan Hale Coffee 51c lb., 2 lbs. $1.00. 2 cans Bon Ton Tomatoes 25c- in the movn'Tig on. Phone number is two thou H am bu rg...... 20c lb. 1-8 Sacks Washington, Gold Medal, Rising Sun sand. you huen-. Fancy Head Lettuce, 2 for 25c. New hunch Carrots 10c bunch. Flour 98c, free delivery. Finest Clean Spinach 25c peck. New bunch.Beets 10c buuch, 3 for 2$^ All other cuts Steak and 5 lb. Sacks F lo u r ...... special 29c Finest Native Potatoes 25c peck. ^ Large Sealdsweet Oranges 49c. dozen. Florida Oranges, 2 dozen ...... 45c Chops at extra low prices. 5 lbs- Sugar, special 25c, only 5 lbs. to a customer. Sweet, juicy, IleaUhful. ' Winchell Smith’s Entire Wheat, Graham, Buckwheat Phone orders taken this evening uUtff 9 o’clock. For prompt delivery and best food and Rye Flour...... s.’Sc products phone 10. . LARGE GRAPE FRUIT Florida Oranges 29c dozen Prices on specials are for the 10 lbs. Gluten Flour ...... 95c 2 pkgs. Airy Fairy Cake F lo u r ...... 35c best cuts. 4 for 29c Navel Oranges .. 37c dozen Pumnkin . . ' ...... 19c B’.*eakfast Figs ...... \ ...... 25c Lettuw Green Beans f STRAWBERRIES -- - - T . ^ North Main St. 55c qt. . . Celery New Cabbage Manchester FRUITS and VEGETABLES ■ Roasting Chickens | A. Podrove, Prop. P h o n e 1 0 Fresh Fowl J^nanas, Grape Fruit, Lemons, California and Florida ■\Ve will have Fresh Spare Ribs, Fresh Shoulders Nice ribs AtC.H.Tryon’s Oi’anges, Apples, Dates and Figs, Lettuce, Celery, Car of iK)ik for roasting at 25c to 29c Ib. and bulk Sauer fyraut. rots, Cabbage, Spinach, Soup Bunches, Onions, Beets. Sanitary Market Hardware, Paints, Grain, Hay, Straw. ; Legs of Lamb.... 37c-42c lb. Pot Roasts Daisy Hains Butt Ends of Ham Tel 441 Tel 442 Small Sausage Jellied Tongue SMITH’S North School Street. TeL1200 Piiiehurst Quality Corned Beef MEATS Native Roasting Chickens 53c lb. I BIRCH STREET MARKET ® 4 to 6 lbs. each. Tender Juicy Rib Roasts „ Fi*esh Shoulders 225c lb. ■ Phone 2298 Paul Currenti, Prop. 88 Birch St. I’ork to Roast U5c lb. Free Delivery. Lean Shoulders of Lamb Boned and Rolled Legs of Lamb 39c lb. Rib Roast Beef 35c and 40c lb. ’lender Steaks, including Top Round, Sirloins, Shorts Pot Roast 35c lb. and Tenderloins. Home .Made Sausage Meat 29c lb. Have you ever realized that a penny saved accumu are probably misrepresented more thRp a ^ Qther item on en Liver 25c lb. lates to dollars in the coming days. Well here at our H am burg...... 29c lb. Sausage Meat ...... 29c Boneless Smoked Shoulders 29c store you will find that you are not buying the' best tire list of meat products. The range of prices, quoted is cer lb. Sliced Bacon ...... 29c lb. Shank End Ham, 2 lbs- 29c Honey Comb Trijie 25c lb. quality meat but also saving your pennies. Won’t you give us a trial and convince yourself that what’ve say tainly extensive. To our way of thinking a good pot ro^ f is the is the truth. most nutritious and at the same time the most economical piece GROCERIES SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY of meat that you can buy^ %5f%XSC4CSCWC3CSCX3£5CSSS£SCS£X3C3£5fS006S0S3£3CS£3C3CS£50CX3063a0Cl£363C3CSS3C3CXSCS Strictly Fresh Eggs from Pome roy farm 65c dozen. strictly Fresh T r ip e ...... 15c lb. Yellow Eyed Beans 15c lb. Strictly Fresh Pork Roast ^ • r -23c ,1b. ■White Loaf Flour, 1-8 barrel Strictly Fresh Pigs’ Feet ...... 8c lb. sack $1.10. Strictly Fresh Pigs’ L iver ...... 15c lb. CLOREINGE’S Tuna Fish 23c can. MEA 7 2 cans Fish Chowder 25c. Strictly Fresh Pork Shoulders...... 18c Ib. 1 lb. can Ready Cooked Codfish Strictly Fresh Spareribs'...... 18c lb. “The store that holds faith with the people." 29c. Home Made Pork Sausages, Italian style 35c lb. Corner Main and Maple Streets. >’ Telephone 2006 Smoked Bloaters 20c pkg. Nice Tender Roasting Chickens...... 45c lb. Roast Pork...... :..24c Pot Roasts...... 30C--35C Educator Codfish'Cakes, 2 cans \ F. Kelley, Prop. for 25c. ' ’ Native Veal’Steak ...... , 1, 48c Ib- Native Veal Chops ...... 35c lb. Saltesea Clam Chowder, large, v i / v 33c can. , ■ Genuine Legs of Lamb ...... 35c lb. Sausage M ea t...... 1 lb. box Codfish' in wood 28c. Lamb Chops 45c lb. THE LENTEN SEASON Libby Com B ^ f 25c can. 2 packages Little Crow Pancake Lamb S te w ...... 18c lb. 4 V restricts the average menu but we have a wonderful Flour 25c. ‘ Tender Cuts of Sirloin Steak 48c lb. RoastVeal...... 35c assortment of delicacies and fish products that you will Ruraford Baking Powder, large, Tender Cuts o f Short S te a k ...... - . 48c lb. find very satisfying. 29c. Tender Cuts of Round Steak ...... 38c lb. 6 cans Snnbrlte Cleaner 25c. Try; a slice of Porterhouse Steak, special price . .55c lb. Rii)RoastBeef....30c-38c Seidner Salad Dressing, pints 39c Ham En ds...... ZOc-'^c Mrs. Clock’s Canned Goods In HOME COOKED FOODS glass. Fruit and 'Vegetables 38c. Provisions Of All Kinds Pork Ends...... 20^ Including Home Made Fish Cakes, Deviled Crabs, Mrs. Clock’s Ibire Jelly 28c J v. Corned Shoulders..... ISc 8—r4 poima average Shrimp, Vegetable and Potato Salads, Macaroni and Spa Frqukfur'(s ...... 25c lb. ghetti and Bake Beans. Le^ Boil^-Ham ...... 55c lb. Pressed Ham ...... 35c lb. FRUIT Slinced Ham ...... ^...... i...... -... 30c lb. G R O o»n r Import^ and Domestic Canned Fish. Bananas 10c Ib. Veal Loaf 30c lb. Imported and Domestic Cheese- Onuiges 35c to 50c dozen. 3R Scotch and Swedish Salt Herring and Salt Mackerel. Grape Frait, 2 for 25c. Clam Bouillon, Caviar, Pickled Herring. Grape Fm it, 3 for 25c. Sugar,lOlbs...... Apples, 3 qts for 25c. All Kinds of Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Anchovy, Shrimp and Bloater Paste, Sardellen Butter. Apples, basket $1.10. Comb and Strained Honey, Honey Butter. .Spinq-eh, esj^role, green peppers,* cauliflower^ arti Large Florida Oranges 33c Sreenmg Applei, 3 2k Potato Chips in bulk, P recis. chokes,'edery, soup .bunches, parsley, leeks, lettuce, sa Imported and Domestic Canned Fruits and Vegetables. voy cabbage, finocchio. Imported and Domestic Jums and Jellies. VEGETABLES A^ples^ oranges fancy pears, tangerines.'; i ...... 10c Piddes, Olives, Onions and Relishes. Celery 20c bunch. ' • - • Ycdlow Peas, Brown Beans, Saygm.. Spinach 25c peck. ' Gj^pefruit; special, large size, 3 fo r ...... 25c. Head Lettuce 15c. Don’t,forgetAo try'a pint of quart df our pure Import Peppers 8c each. Heavy Cream Strictly Fresh Eggs Brown’s Butter Cababge 6c lb. ed Olive Oil. ' New Carrots, 2 bunches for 25c. ■ Pint'65c Quart $1.10 4 lbs. Small Onions 25c. Store Open Every Evening Until 9 o’clock <. Parsley 10c.' Spaghetti, guai’antee^,:all sizes, 10 lbs- — • *75c Soup Bunch'10c. Bowe'a Oysters 39c pint. I MANCHESTER'EVENING HERALD; SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15,1929. PAGE FIFTEEN ■ - - - ■■ *•_____ ' - ' ~-»r-v _ atxxxaootxxxwociotxxssioooocx^^ WWWWMMMWWMMMMWNWW .' X Wl^ The Best Places to Shop , ■'2f<>'iM4r- • T . - * innoftihnmnnnrnrr rrnri^rrr'*“"^^‘“^^T*‘^ day, AbrahaJit I. Manin a°d Mokes Gutterson and three other defend KAPLAN TO TESTIFY Polakoff, former assistant federal ants pleaded guilty. Judge Winslow PATROLMAN SHOOTS sentenced Gutterson to thirty days attorneys, also are expected to in jail and gave the minor defend TWO STORES—OAK AND MAIN, PARK AND MAIN STRpiTS testify again today.. The examina ants two days in jail each. Delivery CHICAGO BANDITS New York, Feb. 15.— Meyer Kap tion of this pair indicates that the grand jury has taken up the case Meanwhile Judge Winslow is con Free lan, e.x-convict and bank swindler, tinuing in his announced intention Service is expected to resume his testimony of Walter Gutterson, who was mentioned in the La Guardia to remain away from the bench un today before the Federal Grand, til La Guardia’s charges are sub Parking Deliveries Jury which is inquiring into al charges. Menin and Polakoff prose HALES SELF-SERVE Stands in Middle of Street cuted the mail fraud cases in which stantiated or found false.- from both leged bankruptcy irregularities. An enlarged stores will be The Grand Jury it is believed will Parking space taken until and Brings Down Three; concern itself chiefly with an ex in the rear of amination of Judge Francis A. three (3 ) Winslow’s action in relea.sing Kap the s t 0 r e— G n a c E P Y o’clock tomor- He Is Not Hit. room for over' lan on parole two years ago. S T O W A IT r o w after Two other witnesses of yester Start the Day Pleasantly 200 car.s. 3 noon. Chicago. Feb. 15.— Gunplay broke out in Chicago again today by Serving MANCHESTER’S PUBLIC PANTRY when three bandits were shot and seriously w'ounded by a policeman. HOLLYWOOD SAVES YOU TIME SAVES YOU MONET Patrolman William Katelhut standing coolly in the middle of a street, e.xchanged revolver fire with MARKET the bandits and brought each one Kibbe’s Quality down with five well-directed shots. 381 East Center Street, Center Your Shopping at They were rushed to a hospital. Comer Parker The three dashed from a grocery and Katelhut ordered them to stop. Tel. 330 They began firing at him and the policeman then drew his revolver Coffee Hale's Self-Serve Groceries and wounded them. The men had EXTRA FANCY . just robbed the grocery, the police If it is anything to eat, we have it. Here you will find everything fresh, clean and man learned later. FOWLS Roasted and Packed in Hartford WAS BOOZE WAK. appetizing. Chicago, Feb. 15.— ^War between the George "Bugs” Moran liquor From $1.00 up by interests of Chicago and the no- < M ^dow Gold , Strictly Fresh tortous Purple gang of Detroit was Spring Legs Lamb :;.. 35c lb. the favored theory of authorities Lean Shoulder Pork today In explanation .for the massacre of six Moran gangsters C h o p s ...... 25c Ib. Creamery Putter Local Farm Eggs and one Innocent bystander in a Pigs’ Livfer ..—...... 10c lb. The E. S. Kibbe Co. north side garage here yesterday. Frankforts ...... 25c lb. Recently, according to state at Shoulder Steak ground 35c lb. dozen torneys investigation, several Lean Pot Roasts, i . 29c-35c lb. Roasters of Fine Coffees 2 lbs. $1-05 lib. 5 S « loads of liquor from Detroit whis key runners had been “ hi-jacked” Tender Corned Beef 15c-32c lb. Fresh made creamery batter. A pound will convince you Selected large eggs from local farms. here by Moran’s men. The accused Bond True Bread, 3 for ... 25c Since 1878 that it is the best butter at the price in town. motor city gang is said to be under Fresh Eggs from White’s the leadership ’ of four Bernstein Farm ...... 55c brothers. Regular $1.00 Broom .... 79c Trapped Like Rats. Fancy Santa Clara Valley (Medium size) The seven men were trapped like rats, lined up ggalnst the rear wall of the garage and shot full of lead Prunes 2 lbs. 2 1 c from machine guns. They didn’t Smoked Shoulders » 16c have a chance. Six died in their tracks. The seventh, with twenty slugs In his body, crawled to the door sm police arrived. He died a few hours later in a hospital. In Accordance our Chilled Fresh Strawberries i ib. carton 28c •’This wholesale execution, carried The nearest thing to native berries. Try a sample. out with the precision of a Mexican firing squad, required only a few seconds. .The scene was the garage Tradition QiiaUty of the S.'m . C. Cartage Co., 2122 FREE! A Pie Plate With Every Pound of N. -Clark |treet, said by police to Grandmother’s Pure have been headquarters for booze running operations of the Moran — THESE QUALITT FOODS — Orange Marmalade gang. Grisco lb. can 2 4 ® 2 bottles 45^ FRESH QUAUTY BIRTH RATE IN i S' ^ Fancy Maine SELECTED WHITE Miscellaneous and Lenten Specials Tomatoes X* DROP AS WOMEN None-Such Mince Meat ...... 2 pkgs. 25c Size 2 Can Potatoes Pillsbury’s Pancake F lo u r ...... 2 pkgs. 23c E g g s Sunbeam Fancy Head Rice ...... 3 lb. pkgs. 25c Lifebuoy S o a p ...... 3 bars 19c Lux Toilet S o a p ...... 3 bars 21c Prudence Com Beet H asli...... can 25c ENTER INDUSTRY Lux ...... Movie (Contents only) ...... 2 bottles 25c peck 1 9 « ...... Is- Pkg- 18c Quaker O a ts...... 3 pkgs. 25c, 1 lb. jikg. 21c Doz. Jeans 29 ‘ Ivory Soap (luediuin)...... 3 bars 21c Nanico Fancy Crab M eiit...... 3 cairt 97c, 1 can 33c Post’s Com Flakes...... 3 pkgs. 21c Ocean Bloom Large Shrim ps...... ;. . . 3 cans 55c, 1 can 19c Fort Worth, Texas.— ‘The ' en Republic Tuna Fish ...... _3 cans 55c, 1 can 19c trance of mabried women into in-, Cami)flro Marshmallow...... lb. pkg. 25c Mixed Nuts (Hale’s Mixture) ...... lb. 15c ^ .Amba-ssador Fancy Large Shrimps...... gl.ass jar 29c dustrial pursuits sounds the doom Libby’s Land or Golden Net Norwegian Sardines...... can 19c of the old patxiarchial family sys-' Bendoi'p’s Kojal Dutch C o co a ...... 1-2 lb. can 35c tern,” Is the view taken bV Card D. • I Wells associate professor of Sociol ECONOMY ogy at Texas Christian University.. ..1SSS.BUTTER “ In the larger cities it is becom ing more and more difficult to COFFEE Fresh Fruits and Vegetables maintain a decent standard of liv Made of Pure Sweet Cre ° Gov’t Certificate FRESH ROASTED DAILY ing and at the same time have a with each 1 lb. roll lb. 55c DELICIOUS! large family,” he says. Conse Florida Sealdsweet ' T R Y A POUND quently, the birthrate is declining Sold exclusively by ECONOMY GROCERY | lb. 45< Florida, S^dsweet among the more educated classes. In order to maintain the high Oranges doz. 25® standard our people have attained, Grapefruit 4 tor 25® something must be done.” OUR FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ARE ALWAYS FRESH (Medium) Effect of Ovenvork. .While admitting the many ad vantages of the closer partnership Large, Snow White Iceburg between man and wife. Prof. Wells Fancy California Fancy California pointed out several rather serious Large Juicy disadvantages of the new order, Cauliflower head 19® Lettuce 3 heads such as the alarming frequency with which the birth of feeble minded or otherwise sub-normal Cauliflower NEW CARROTS, 3 bunches______...... 20c New CABBAGE, lb. . ,5c children is directly traceable to Grapefruit Carrots overwork and depression of the Also a large stock of King, Florida and California oranges, tangerines, fancy table grapes, golden r!i)e bananas, Winesap and Rom mother. an Beauty apples, mushrooms, tomatoes, fresh peas, spinitcb, yellow and green string beans, beets, sweet potatoes, brocelli and green “ Dr. Max G. Schlapp, professor HEADS BUNCHES sweet peppers. of neuropathology at the New York Post Graduate Medical School 4 for 2 9 ^ 1 has done a great deal of research in this subject and his figures are. ;V,'d to say the least, disquieting,” said Wells. FANCY Store A more optimistic .reaction to. the Marmalade 25c Rice 3 20c Open MALES situation is had from Paul Baker, MAINE assistant professor in the T. C. lb. can sociology department, who does noT Crabmeat 3 o- 95c Sardines 5 25c Saturday fear the consequences of the in Nights dustrial movement among women. P & G Soap 5 19c Kidney Beans«-25c ' “ It is, of course, easy to see the Until 9 ■ dangers we face, but I feel sure HEALTM MARKET that they can be adequately met. Women’s organizations are work CAPE COD COOKIES ing with authorities to perfect leg } 2 pks*> 39< islation looking to the protection EDUCATOR TOASTERETTES of women workers and medical people are studying methods for Hale's Quality Meat s at Week-End Prices promoting their health and well be l ib. Jar 25c ^ Salmon Fsoey Red Aladm 1 Ib. tall can 27C ing,” Baker stated. Preserves pure Declining Birthrate. Tmider Lean "The question of declining birth 1 Pecan Meats f a n c y s os. can 53c i CATSUPfFancy 16 oz. bottle 25c rate and the absence of mothers from their children during the day Top Roubd Steak will be met. Training of children Short Steak lb. 49® lb. 44® by teachers and caretakers qualified CHARTER Fine Granulated for the task, may result In a bet « OAK BREAD ter citizenry than we obtain under ( ‘ our present system,” Baker thinks Made o f lin er 2 0 oz. Poultry andLamb When asked what profession Lbs. 5 2 c Beef Pork Ingredienta L o a f SUGAR they would choose from a compre .Small Fowl, lb...... ; ...... *...... 35c Lean Hamburg Steak, lb...... 22c Fresh Pigs’ Liver, lb. 10c« 3 for . .25c hensive list presented, girls of the Idilk' Fed Fowl (large) lb...... 42c sociology classes ot the' university Tender Sirloin Steak, lb...... 48c Lean, Fresh Pork Shoulders, lb. . .18c Milk Fed Chicken, lb...... 45c showed a preponderant choice for / Lean, Tender Pot Roast, lb...... 28c Lean Shoulder Pork Chops, lb. .. .20e a place as home-maker and house Lean Spare Ribs, Ibi ...... 18c Small, Tender Legs of Lamb, lb. . .35c wife. Prime Rib Roast Beef, lb. 27c and 34c Joan Carol’a Let Joaa Carol Frash Link Sausages, lb. 27c Boneless Lamb Roast 4b...... 35c “ The census of 1920 showed that articles in onr week ^Tender Sirloin Roast, lb* ...... 39c 1,920,281 women In the United solve your kit Pure Pork Sausage Meat, lb...... 18e Leah Lamb Stew, lb...... --15c ly circulars. Yon Tender Beef Liver, lb...... 19c States were engaged in paid em chen problems. will find many valua Lean Scotch Ham (sliced) lb...... 48e ployment. Of this number, 23 per She will be glad » cent were married women, so you ble recipes and Sirloin Flank Salt Pork, lb. 18c see that the problem is with us and , household to answer your Corned Spare Ribs, lb...... 16c Sauerkraut^ lb... ^ .. 10c leTa: ...... 18c we will have to take steps to cope hints. letters. Com @eef, lb. -Hank o f Ham, lb...... 10c. with It,” Baker concluded. ForbolUng. The consumption of tin has in I creased .enormously.,.with the papu- larity of silk and artificial silkr I * UANGHXSnEB EVENING HERALD, SOUTtl AlANCHESTE^ GOSNl, FRIDA!?, FBERUAJl? 18,1^9. i^ “KXTBBN '-: X Efforts-Use These Columns And Cain The Profitable Results You Want Want Ad Information* Lott uia Fotma Pnel and Feed "STREET ANGEL” IS 1 ,0 0 0 DIE IN WEEK FOUND—COLLIE DOG. Owner may FOR SALE—BEST of hard wood $8 have seme, by piHsvlng ownership load mixed wood $6.60 load, slabs R o ^ v ille Manchester and paying expenses. Apply 21 Maple $7.00. Charles Palmer. 896-3. FASCINATING ROMANCE OF GRIP IN LONDON Streep. ' * FOR SALE-THE FOLLOWING kinds I Evening Herald Aluioiiiioemcnita 8 Of wood, sawed stove tength. and Phone Your Furniture Store'For Center Janet Gaynor and Chas. Far under cover, chestnut hard and slab. City Also facing Water Fam Clasrffied Advertteemente ^ £>, T. Wood Company, 66 Blssell St. 'Th^ atoYb at the comer of Market rell Starred— Opens at State ine— Storms Block TraflSc op f Count «lx avemsro W AN TED— YOU TO see our- . special To The and ’'Sait Main’-'-atZeet, for many Today. JnltUU. number* and adv for Saturday. Don’t "fAlV to see FOR SALE—HARD WdOO slabs, ChanneL' eaob count aa a vord and this merchandise at Benson’s, sawed stove length $10 per cord. O. years - occupied- the Wendhelser word* ae two worda Minimum cost la H. Whipple, telephone 8328 evenings. Mublc store, haS’^Veeh leased to the A charming love story of pic- price of three llnea. ^ :, STEAMSHIP TICKETS—all part* Ot Cohen Fdrniture Company who the world. Ask for sailing HUm and FOR SALE—SlJtB wood. StOvv turesrque Naples is unfolded at the London, Feb, 15— London today Line ratea per day for tranalent length, fireplace wood 6 to 9 dollars have ei^ht,;StoresJln 'other cities at State theater today and tomorrow rates. Phone 780-8. Robert-J. Smith. faced a water famine as a result el ada 1002 Bfoln street a truck load. V. Flrpo, 116 W ells the present-time.'".’The lease Is for where “ Street Angel,” the William EfiectJTe March bar** street. Phone S466-W and 2684-8. ^ > one year with the prlirilege of re Fox special production featuring continued intense cold as the city Aotomoolleg for Sale 4 8 Conaeoutlre ^ y a *.| t Garden-Farm-Uairy Frodneta 60 newing." ' Janet Gajmor and Charles Farrell counted 1,006 dead during the past 8 Conaecutlve Day* ..| » “ «H is being presented. . 1— 1927 FORD SPORT ROADSTER. Orbhsu^ Street Property Sold week in a wave of grip which hae All ordera for Irregular InaertU^ 3-1926 FORD COUPES. FOR SALE—^ABOUT 20 tons of good Henry Kloter, Jr., proprietor ot The story of Angelina, an un reached epidemic proportions. will be charged at the one-time rate^ 1— 1926 FORD ROADSTER. hay. Apply to William Kanehl, 519 the Swiss Laundir of Orchard fortunate victim of circumstances 1— 1927 FORD FORDOR SEDAN. Four days of a severe freeze with Special ratea for Center street. Telephone IfTO. street has purchased from, the Miss who, desperate through poverty and temperatures .the lowest in many day advertising given upon - 2— 1925 FORD COACHES. es Emma. R. and Louise M. Blatter the sicknes of her mother, attempts Ada ordered for « ? * , . 1— 1925 HUPMOBILB TOURING. FOR SALE— BALDW IN and Greening And Ask fcr “Bee” years have depleted the water sup Several others at your own terms. apples. Medium and fancy grades. the property on Orchard street on the last resources of desperate girls and stopped b*'®” the®a& ply in many sections of the city. day will be charged only for tne a^ MANCHESTER MOTOR SALES Edgewood Fruit Farm. 461 Wood- which the laundry building is locat and takes to the Streets of an Ital 1069 Main St. Tel. 740 Tell Her Wh&t You Want Train schedules all over England • tual number of times ‘ b* .= ™‘iS*’*but bridge street. W. H. Cowles. Tele ed. The property fronts on Orchard Ian town to raise money for food have been disrupted. Passenger ed. charging at the f®!® * X Open Eve. and Sun. phone 945.. s * I no allowances or refunds ®®® be martf street and extends thrOv.gh to Har and her mother’s , medicine. She trains have been stalled for hours on six time ads stopped after the FOR SALE—1925 FLINT touring— She will take four ad. help yon word It tor bast regolte, low street. tries to steal enough money and at a time in huge snowdrifts. ■ 11000 miles. Looks and runs like BonscTiold Goods 61 aod eee tbat it la properly tiieerted. Bill will te raeiled new. Trade ■ for small closed car. pursuing police lose her within the The situation caused by the grip **No^"tni forbids": display-Unea not sam e day allowing you anti) eeventb day after Insertion Basketball and Dance Tonight friendly tent of a traveling circus. epidemic is alarming. Extraordin Jenney, 60 Hamlin. WANTED—YOU TO see a Quaker The Bbckvilla High school will “°The Herald will not be responsible to take advantage ot the CASH BATE. She is later found and carried away ary measures are being planned to FOR SALE— RBO 7 passenger tour* coal and gas combination range for r^ore than one Incorrect Insertion $118.50, one year to pay. This Is play the •"Clerks” at the Sykes to prison while her newly discover check the spread of sickness. of any advertisement ordered tor Ing. Chandler sedan. 8 Reo trucka Gymnasium this evening. The game Brown’s Garage. Telephone 869. Cor what you have been looking for at ed sweetheart gives her up for Blizzards are raging In the Eng Bensons. “ ¥^e‘m^JvertX’ omission of^ln ^ ner Cooper and West Center^ streets. is scheduled for eight o’clock and dead. However, everything turns lish channel, delaying steamers-to will he followed by dancing, music and from the continent'and W - reel puhllcntlon of ®<>'^®*',V*n"„n ^he FOR SALE—GOOD USED CARS FOR SALE—PARLOR STOVE, new. out all right in the end and Angelia recMfled only by 2* *5* Call after 8 o’clock at 111 Holl being furnished by Max Kabrick periling coastal and cross-channel charge made for the service rendered. CRAWFORD AUTO SUPPLY CO, comes back to Naples to find shel Center & Trotter Streets street. and his orchestra. The event is ter, romance and a husband. shipping, .■ ' ^ Tel, 1174 or 2021-2 Real Estate tor Bxchance 70 open to the public. Proceeds will be advertisements must co'nform FOR SALE—4^EW 3-PIECE walnut ADOLPHE MENJOU ‘Street Angel” is a Fox Movie In^tVle. copy ai^ typography bedroom set; ' ed, dresser and chest, for the benefit of the High School tone special production presented reguiatlons enforted by the Pnbllsht . Aofo AcceMorleg— Tire* « $89. Good used 8-plece mahogany FARM OF 50 ACRES for sale or ex Athletic Association. ers and they reserve the right to dining room set, $129. Axmlnster change for house. Apply Floraln with synchronized music and sound Fay, Glastonbury, Officers.. Of Building & Loan, 1929 edit, revise or reject any topy con BATTERIES FOR YOUR automobile, rugs. S’ 3”xl0’ 6’’, $25. Two gas COMING TO CntGLE effects. sidered ohjectlonabla . . . . . ranges, $8 each. . The annual meeting of the Rock- Frank Borzage, recognized as one Only 35 Days CIjOSINO HOUKS— Classified adS ranging from.$7 up. Recharging and repairing. Distributors of Prest-O- WATKINS FURNITURE EXCHANGE Legal Notices 79 ■ville Building & Loan Association to be published same dav must be re 17 Oak Street of screendom’s greatest directorial ceived by 1^ o’clock noon. Piturdaya Lite Batteries. Center .Auto Supply was held Wednesday night' at the aces, was responsible for the direc Co.. 156 Center. Teh 678,______THE MANCHESTER REALTY CO. Adolphe ; Menjpjj, the pppular 10:30 a. m. AVANTED— YOU TO see the finest vS. Paramount star, is coming to the rooms-in. the Pitch block. The fol tion of this enthralling picture. Then Comes NOW IS THE TIME to have your car line of baby carriages and strollers GERALD WHITMAN ET AL ^ Circle theater again! This time lowing, officers were elected for the Two selected. Vltaphone vaude Telephone Your Want Ads. checked up for the winter season. you would wish to look at. Prices Court of Common Pleas, State of ensuing, y ^ r : George Arnold, Jr. Ads are accepted over the telephone Experienced mechanics assure you from $8.98 up to $39.50. At Bensons. Connecticut County of Hartford, the the sophisticated gentleman with ville acts also rear their heads on was re-elected) president; J. P. today’s program at the State. at the CHAKOe KATB given above expert work. _ Sth. day of February, 1929. the polished airs is starred in "His Spring as a convenience to advertlaers, but H. A. STEPHENS ORDER OF NOTICE Pri-vate Life,” a romantic comhdy- Cameron, li^ce-presidant; Frederick The first act, “ When the Wife’s DeSoto-Sales and Service Wanted—To Boy 68 the CASH RATKS will be acMPted as Upon complaint in said cause drama of the gny Paris .boulevards. H. Holt,/treasurer; Charles M: Away” is filled with laughs and f u l l p a y m e n t If paW at the bust- pentei & Knox. TeL 939-2 brought to said Court, at Hartford, Squires, .secretary; Dennis J. Mc ness office on or before the Mvenih I WILL BUY AND PAY the highest in said County, on the first Tuesday This newest of Menjou vehicles, featured that popular favorite, Wil A Clough Rake With day following the 'n®®>:V?S,-®J. Garagee—deiTioo-^torage lU price for all kinds of junk and •‘Id of March, 1929 and now pending, together with a Tom Mix. ■westeni Carthy, attorney. liam Demarest. each ad. otherwise the CHARfaB furniture. Call 849. claiming a foreclosure of a mortgage thriller, will be shown at the Circle Joint Meeting of fiHssibnary The other act offers Joseph E. RATE will he collected. No responMr It appearing to the subscribing Every L ot blllty for errors In telephoned ape WIIA. PAY THE HIGHEST caah authority that the resldehce of the Saturday and 'Sunday of; this weekl Societies Howard, popular, composer and will be assumed and their accuracy f o r RENT— LARGE GARAGE and prices for rags, paper, magazines, defendant Gerald Whitman Is un In "His Private Life” the dappm: The Missionary Societies of the singer, in a well arranged selection This week’s bargains— cannot be guaranteed. repair shop, centrally located. Apply old metaL Will also buy all kinds ot known to the plaintiff: Menjou is once again seen in his Methodist, Baptist and Congrega of his own songs. to Aaron Johnson. Phone 524. chtekena Morris tL Lessner. Tel. ORDERED: that notice of the In 6 room single, oak floors, steam 1546. stitution and pendency of said com familiar dress suit and high hat tional churches met this afternoon The current issue of State News heat. etc. A fine home at $6,200, Index of Classifications plaint shall be given said defendant at.the. Uniqn church. Mrs. John Events will complete the program. Evening Herald Want Ada are now Mnvinj!— Trucking— niorope 20 regalia. He portrays, the p^rt of-a $500 cashw Rooms Without Board 69 Gerald Whitman by publishing this frivilous young Frenchman who Watson of Pe-sia addressed the as V-ouped according to classlflca.l »ne order In The Manchester Evening Main St. Single house, all m od' below and for handy reference will GENERAL TRUCKING—local and Herhld, a newspaper published in finds that loving t\vo women at the sembly and spoke on “ My Persian OPENING STOCKS appear In the numerical order indi long distance. Prompt servlM—lates Manchester once a week for two suc same time is bound to cause trouble. Friends and Their Need of Your ern, large garage 30x50 with plen cated: reasonable. Frank V. Williams. FOR RENT—ROOM single or twin cessive weeks, commencing on or be Plenty of laughs and delightfully Prayers” which was a very inter New York, Feb. 15.— The market ty of land for parking. A real Births 989-12. ______^______beds, garage privilege. Phone 1090. fore Feb. 18th, 1929. place for service station, battery Engagements arranged dramatic suspense has esting address. Friday was observed was firm at the opening today with JOHN P. BRADY, station or milk dealer. Marriages .. MANCHBSTKJR ANU NEW YORK FOR . RENT — FURNISHED front Assistant.Clerk of said Court. been interwoven into the picture, as the Interdenominational World rallies of 1 to 3 points in the high- Deaths ...... ■••••eeeeeeeeaee* Motor Dispatch. Dally service be room, heated, near Main street; also H-2-15-29. priced industrials. Westinghouse •eeeeeeeeeee Menjou, is given able support by Day of Prayer for Missions. Rev. Comer lot, Pitkin street, extra Cards of Thanks tween Niw York and Manchester; garage. Telephone ISG. Melville Ellsworth Osborne, pastor sold up 3 points at 154 3-8, Bethle la Memorlam ...... »• Call 7 or 1*282. > a selected cast of favorites .includ large. Pitkin street Is 5t feet In Jjost and Pound ....•.•«••••»•* * A|iarliiichta. Flats. reiit-mcnlB B3 ing Kathryn Carver, how his wife of the Methodist church was the hem Steel was up 1 1-2 at 92 3-4; width and is one of the best resi Announcements • PERRETKA-GLENNBY. Call any. speaker. Steel Foundries up 1 1-2 at 7 i 1-2; dential streets in .town. Yon Personals ...... « time. Tel. 7.Vr/>cal and long distance TOWN PUYERS ASPIRE in real life, and Margaret Livings Aatomoblles tnovlng and •• trucking and freight FOR RENT— 4 ROOM tenement, mod ton, the girl with the beautiful legs, i Lenten Service Largely Att,.nded Anaconda up 1 3-4 at 136; Interna should see this cboich-lot. Automobiles for S ale ...... J ern Improvements, rent reasonable. tional Combustion up 1 5-8 at 102 work and express. Dally express to Frank Tuttle directed. The first of the United Lenten $500 down buys a new 6 room Automobiles for Exchange ..... | Hartford, ’ ______' Inquire Felice's, 234 Oak street. TO VAUDEVILLE STAGE 5-8; Andes Copper up 7-8 at 55 Auto Accessories—Tires « "The Deadwood Coach,” is the services of tne Methodist and Con- colonial, all modem with garage. 3-4; General Electric up 1 7-8 at Auto Repairing—Painting ...... f LOCAL AND LONG distance moving, FOR RENT— 6 ROOM tenement, with title of Tom Mix’s latest starring gregi-tlonalists was held last eve Price $6,200. Auto Schools ...... t-A by experienced men. Publlo. store all Improv’ements. Inquire at 23 production, and it has all.the neces ning in the Chapel of Union church. 237 1-4: U. S. Steel up 3-8 at 175 Autos—Ship by Truck ...... »• . o Orchard street,or telephone 978-4. house. U T. Wood. 65 Blssoll street. May Give One of Three Single sary ingredients that go towards The chapel was filled to capacity. 1-2; New York Central up 1 3-4 at Autos— For Hire ...... i.» y Tel. 496, 192 3-4. Garages—Service—Storage ..*>. Iv FOR RENT—FOUR ROOMS modern Act Plays If They Are Well making a fast-action drama. Rev. M. S. Stocking of Manchester Motorcycles— Bicycle ...... v ..' 11 Improvements, 65 Starkweather St. The current chapter of "Tarzan gave a very interesting address. Rt^iwinng 128 Call after 5 p. m. R b h e r t |. ^ m i t h Wanted Autns— Motorcycles . . . . I* Received Here. the Mighty,” co-starring Natalie There was a solo h? Miss Edith The new tunnel through the Py Itualneaa and PrufeaWlonal Service* Over Post Office Business Services Offered...... 13 W ANTED^A-UTO owrters ;id;?sirlng FOR RENT—5-ROOM TENEMENT, Kingston and Frank Merrill, and a Ransoin, soprano soloist of Union renees marks the- conquest of . the Household Services Offered ...... 18*A expert repair on welding savylc^a-t all Iniprovemenis. Apply at 111 Holl The reception given the three Ko-Ko novelty reel will round out church and a duet by Rev. George last great mountain barrier in Real Estate Insurance. Building—Contracting ...... M reasonable prices to call at The street. Telephone 1214-4. the bill. Western Europd. Steamship Tickets Florists-Nurseries ...... 16 Oliver Welding Works, corner Pfearl one-act plays, to be presented by S. Brookes and iRev. M. E. Osborne. Funeral Oirertora ...... 16 and Spruce streets.______FOR RENT— F i v e r o o m downstairs the Town Players on Monday eve Waffle Party Heating— PlumhlnK— Rooflng It flat, all iiiipruvements and garage. ning, February 18, will have some Insurance ...... 18 VACUUM CLEAN^—Clock, phono Apply 38 VVoudland street. I'al. 15‘2l. The meeting of the Past Chiefs Millinery— IM-eesrhaklne lU graph, door closer repairing. Lock influence In determining the ad EXCURSION TO MONTREAL Club of Kiowa Council, Degree of ^HE BOOK OF KNOWLEDGE: Moving—Trucking—Storage and gunsmlthlng: key fitting. FOR KENT— 5 ROOMS and bath, new visability of presenting them later Pocahontas, held at the hom e'of Painting— Papering ...... *l Bralthwaite, 52 Pearl street. floors, newly decorated, steam tieat at one of the Hartford theaters as Professional Services...... «• furnished, house in excellent condi Mrs. George Herzog on Wednesday The Brave Apprentice Repairing ...... *1 SEWING MACHINE repairing or all tion, Kent reasonable. Aptily G. E. vaudeville numbers. WASHINGTON’S BIRTHDAY evening wta largely attended, there Tallorlng-Uyelng—Cleaning ... *4 makes, oils, needles and supplies.. R. Willis it Son, Inc., 2 .Main street. The members of the Town Play being about twenty-five of the Sketches by Bessey; Synopsis by Uraachcik . 'I’eLephone 50. Toilet Goods and Service ...... 26 W. Garrard. 37 Edward street, T e l, ers feel that the time for-expan- members present. The meeting was Wanted —Business Service...... 8* 71 5 . ______Sion of the organization has come. Krtiicniloniil TO KENT—GKEENACRES Wadh- Montreal, Feb. 15.— Two and pos called to . order by the president, Courses a n d ,C la sses...... 27 YOU CAN DO W HAT others have worih street, 5 room Mat, all modern At least two of the current presen improvements. Inquire 98 Churen sibly three special excursion trains Mrs. Margaret Pfeifer at 8:30. The \ Private Instruction...... *8 done— save 10 per cent . >n labor and tations are well adapted to the following committees were appoint Dancing ...... 28-A niaterlai by letting us re-upholster street or teleplione 1348. requirements .of the vandcvllle will be run, to this city from New your old furniture or renovate your ed for the ensuing year; auditors, Musical—Dramatic ...... 29 g^gg0 York City and points in Connecticut Wanted— Instruction ...... 80 mattresb. > •- TO KENT — c e n t e n n i a l apart Mrs, Anna Seigfrled and Mrs. Car ments. four room apartment. Jani “ My Lady of Gold,” for example, on Washington’s birthday. Feb. 2?. FInaneinI riOI.MBS BROS. FURNITURE CO. rie Kane; . Ways & Means, Mrs. ■MU Ronds—Stocks— Mortgages ...... 31 33T‘Center St. ' Tel 1268 tor service, .teat, gas range. Ice box is very similar to several of the The trains will be operated by the Business Opportunities ...... 87 furnished. Call Manchester Con short vehicles in which Ethel New York. New Haven and Hart" Mabel Einseldel, Mrs. Irene Morin, Money to igvao 38 CHIMNEYS CLF.ANED and repaired, struction Company. 210'- or K'i-'i. ford and Boston and Maine rail Mrs. Ida Weber, Mrs. Elsie Bouch- Money Wanted ...... St kev fitting, safes opened, saw filing Barrymore toured the Keith circuit, Help iinrt Silnatlon*_ and - grinding. Work called for FOK KENl'—SEVEKAL first class as the leading role played by Miss roads and the Central Vermont and br ahd Mrs. Bertha Weber. Follow MIIHl Help VVanted—Female ....T .... 86 Harold Clemson, 108 North Elm rents, with all improvements. Applyf ; Eugenia Walsh, is Just the type of Canadian National railways.'- , ing the meeting waffles and coffee Help Wanted—Male . 86 St reet, Tel. 462. , ______Edward J. Holl 865 Maiq. street. Te 560. part for which Miss Barrymore wa? According to nresent plans one were served by Mrs. George Her Help Wenied—Male or Female .. Si train will leave Gotham Friday eyo- zog add Mrs. Prank Einseldel A Agents VVanted ...... ,.8 7 -A Tailoring— Dyeing—Cleaning 21 famous. George Ade’s “ Nettie” 7 ning, Feb. 22. carrying New York Valentine social was also held at irrr-^ Situations Wanted —Female .... 38 FOR KENT—6 ROOM tenement. has precisely the sort of swlft-mov- Situations Wanted—Male ...... 89 liig sophistication which appeals to passengers onlv with the secohd which time there was an exchange Employment Agencies ...... 40 HARRY ANDERTON 38 Church North Elm street. Call “258. and possibly the third train carry lilve Stork— l*et»— I’ooltry— Vehicles street. South Manchester. Conn. Tel. the general theater-goin.g public. of valentines. The next meeting will 1221-3. Resident dealer fqr English ing, passengers. from Bridgeport. be held on Friday evening, March Dogs— Birds— Pets ...... 41 llou.«P8 for Kent Not a little of its entertainment lies Live Stock — Vehicles ...... 42 Woolen Company. Tailors since 1898. in the fact that the underlying situ Stamford. New Haven. Meriden and 15 and will be in keeping with St, Poultry and Suppltea ...... 4S ation, while perfectly obvious, is Hartford and adjacent territory. Patrick’s Day. The male members Wanted — Pets—Poultry—Stock 44 Help Waniert— ftlale « « The excursion trains are due to For Sale— MlBcellnnetioB FIVE ROOM HOUSE to rent reason never once stated in the dialogue. of the. organization will ser-i'e and er the fighting between the British and French Articles for Sale ...... 45 able, 32 Woodbridgt street. Even the third play, "Embers’-’ arrive here early Slaturday morning are as follows: Charles Willeke, WANTED—AMBITIOUS MEN. ^ boys giving passengers two days in the squadrons had been going on ior some time, the little Boats and Accessories ...... 46 to learn the barber trade. Individual by George Middleton, is not inap James Kelly, John Kubnly, Robert Building Materials...... 47 Wanted to Kent K8 Cansdian metropolis, where the recruit apprentice boy asked a sailor how the British DIrmonds—Watches—JeWelry .. 4.8 Instruction with latest methods propriate for the purposes of the Reynolds, Chailes Champagne, Electrical Appliances—Radio ... 49 taught.' Day. and night courses. Hartford theaters for, while rather winter sports’ season Is at |tS George Herzog and John Lary. would know when the enemy had surrendered. The ' Tuition very reasonable. Vaughn's WANTED—TWO OR THREE ROOM height. I Fuel and Feed ...... 49-A furnished apartment. Call 1833 or serious, It is not at all a "heavy” Notes. sailor told him that when the flag on the admiral’s war Garden — Farm— Dairy Products 60 Barber School, 14 Market street, On the return trip the specials see Manager, W . T. Grant's. play. Mrs. John Kuhnly, Jr., of Talcott Household Goods ...... 61 Hartford. Conn. . are due to leave the Bonaventure ship was hauled down it meant the enemy had given iiViL Machinery and Tools ...... 62 WANTED — BOOKKEEPER' and avenue is ill of the grip at her ^y^lEA^^Through^Specta^^ermisslor^oMh^^ublishers^ Musical instruments ...... 68 Houses (or Sale 72 station Sunday evening, Feb. 24, stenographer. Young man who Is and are due to arrive in New Yorje home. Office and Store Euutpment . . . 64 ambitious to learn a business. Reply Allan Backpfen, son, of Mr. and Sporting Goods— Guns ...... 66 to Box G. in care of Man. Herald. FOR SALE— 8 ROOM single horse, early Monday morning, Feb. 25. Specials at the Stores ...... 66 all modern improvements. Lot DOUGLAS-CHRISTIE The excursion trains are to be op Mrs. Walter Backofen of Ward Wearing Apparel-Furs ...... 67 50x150. garage and barn. Apply erated over the route of the famous street is able to be out again, after W anted—to Buy ...... 68 , Sltuntlnns^ Wanted— Female SB Domenico Ballucci, 12 Cottage St. Konina— lloard-;-llntele— ileanrlB International trains, the Montrealer his recent illness. Itrstnuranfa ■WANTED— TYPING And .billing to do FOR SALE— WASHINGTON street, and Washingtonian', through ' Ver A piece of glass was removed the Rooms Without Board ...... 69 Samuel Douglas ot Talcottville at home. Prices very reasonable. brand new alx room Colonial. Oak and Miss Annie Hannah Christie mont and the Connecticut valley. past week from, the wound received Boarders Wanted ...... 69-A Call 523. floors throughout, fire |}Iace. tile by Kerwin Lisk several weeks ago Country Board—Resorts ...... 6U bath, large corner lot. Price right. were married in New York City Hotels—Restaurants 61 when he was hurt in a coasting ac Live stock— Vehicles 4-J Terms. Call Arthur A. Knofla. Tele yesterday, and today are at the TO BUT EXPREEIS CO. V/anted— Rooms— Board ...... 62 phone 782-2, 875 Main street. home of the bridegroom in Talcott cident. It was necessary to open the HenI Katate For Rent wound in his head, whj.ch .took sev Apartments. Flats. Tenements .. C. FOR SALE—YOUNG horse. good ville. Miss Christie Is the daughter Washington, Feb. 15— The inter Business Locations for Rent ... 64 Oak- FOR SALE—JUST OFF East Center eral stitches to close at the time of Tvorlcet. Price reasonable/ 2S7 street, nice 6 room home, fire place, of George and Jean Hanna Christie Houses for Kent ...... 86 land .street. state commerce commission, today the accident. Suburban tor K e n t ...... 66 oak floors and trim. 2 ca.' garage, of Scotland and has Just returned authorized the railway Express Summer Homes ter Rent ...... "^ 8 1 high elevation. Owner s.*y8 sacrifice. to this country after a visit with Mr. and.Mrs. Edward Pethebridge I Artlclea for Sale Price very low. Small amount cash, Agency. Inc.,' appnsorfid by! eighty- of Union street, were-the guests of Wanted to R e n t...... 68 her parents. She had lived in Tal six leading railroads, to acquire the Real Estate For Sale mortgages arrangoo. Call Ar’ hur A. M r,'and Mrs. James Coughlin of I FOR SALE-^ABOUT 10 cords of hen Kriofla, Telephone 782-2. 875 Main cottville for about two years with American Rai|wAy Express Copi- Apartment Buildings tor Sale ^ street. Manchester on Wediiefidtly. Business Property for Sale ..... 79 . manure. F. W . HiU, 10 Olcott street. relatives before lea-ving for Scot pany. . . Farms and Land tor Sal* ,71 South-^ahehoster. ____ land. To finance, the. plan the ebtot^js-: Mrs. Annie Andrews, priclpal of Houses for Sale .-v...... '7$ Mr. Douglas is the youngest son East District school, is-epufined to XiOts for Sale 7$ Once a man has been created a sion authorized the a^eincy. to^ issue An unusual cure for .Insomnia, Knight of the Garter, he must wear of the late John and Isabella 1.000 shares ot capital fltock and her-home on UnlPn street with ill Resort Property ifor 8aU ...... 74 ness. Suburban for Sale . . 7i suggested by recent experiments some part of the insignia day and Templeton Douglas of Talcottville $32,000,000 of five peri-icent «old In those days vessels Unnoticed in the ex Real Estate' for lOxchangs ...... 74 is black bedclothes and pillows in night. Most of the knights wear the and is an overseer in Talcott bonds. The stock' will be sold^at , Mrs, Wallace^ Bduffard of Pleas fought close together. Wanted—Real Estate 77 Brothers’ mill. The bridegroom is $100 per share for cash and ^he, ant' street entertained a'few friends citement, he nimbly A action— Lissol iVotIccSv.''^. a black bed within a room of the badge of the order— which is made The boy. watching his luctloQ Sales same dusky shades of silver— when sleeping. 58 and the bride 27. bonds at 97 3-4 per cent ot par; : fat bridge on Thursday evening. climbed a rope-ladder, ; t 7p3- The British sailors, noting the flag was gone and. 1 supposing the enemy had given up, rushed upon the deck of the French ship. The enemy was filled with consternation and dismay. In a'moment or two'l^e ship :was in possession of the British. The’ boy Ui^n showed the flag to his comrades. That was the way 7/ the great Admiral Hopson started his careflr^v ^MSthM and SyiM«a^ Copyrlfht, 19JS. Tht CrgliMr Sodalyt H S X t :, G r iZ S i ■ ' - ..... ' * ‘ ,.-X- ■'ll: i'-; X TaSyrcHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN^ FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1929. f l a p p e r R5VNNY SAYSr. SENSE ¥ NONSENSE S K l l T Y By Percy L. Crosby X Y w b a c k IX THE OLD DAYS Our memory goes back to the W H A 'r ARC VA W H Y Oo n ‘T CHA^ AU>- U)NSN X To time when if the neighbor woman told how many quarts and pints she ^TANOIK/* IN O o '5p METHIn ' X had put up, you knew she meant TH€ c o fiN e d fruit. E lN iS H f O ? ToOOiY RIAHT AUIAY’ AH' 6 €T#Y0ueR UiltH “Hello, Herman. Where’ve you H been?’’ “To see my people.” ■ "Really! And how did you find ^ ( REPORT cAROi 1 them?” “Quite easily. I knew where they lived.” An Indian maiden is said to have spent a lot of money recently for scalp treatments. How tlipes change. In the early days her an cestors gave scalp treatments free of charge. “Why do you refer to her legs as iM.us.MT.orr. ‘Capital Stock’? Isn’t that rather w WKA »CTv>er. me. vulgar?” “Not at all. They form her 1«S9, F«icv L. Cnabr, Centna Prea Ais:'., foundation— they put her on a solid AYben people are. tempted to basis and they certainly draw pi >nty OUR BOARDING HOUSE trear h l ^ hats In winter, other of interest.” The Toonerville Trolley That Meets A ll the Trains By Fontaine Fox people are tempted. By Gene Ahem We have always envied vaude ville contortionists. A vaudeville contortionist, we have heard, is able to undress in a Pullman berth with THE IS H^LP Op, AS YoO Mie«HT S a Y , B Y A M OH IF FELLAS' WEtl SosH.TAkey-M- HOLD out throwing a single joint out of , "’^ A d d l P C l s l T ? place. VlERE PLAMMUJS. OM I CAHVcHAUGB m y (settI aas op a LITUE P L A H S . .1JIR.7HDAY He: "You see, we’ve gone into I -REseRveD tah k BIASED? BE FAIR. truck farming.” SURPRISE PART/ FbR i b M o n R o w Visitor: “You can’t fool me, you m e NEXT'rOESDAV, W OM BER. T aio Ifsl T A k E / — Don’t let BIAS keep '-^ou from don’t raise trucks, they come from dOST MOV/e IT UP Yb 'TH* COOMIV CIAIL Fo r . H e AR P being FAIR— today’s puzzle shows a factory.” how easily one’s opinion’s can be TFT DAY BEFbRE / APART/ OM TT Mr s . Hoopte changed. Par is eight and one sol “What Is the reputation of the mAI^EA MISTAkE;-< s A v i n a s t i e ution Is on another page. » defendant for veracity?” asked the »» as “ • O WAS (3OIU6 lawyer. “Is he regarded as a man -wi SAID MV *BlR*FHt>Ay AIL BoYs VslERE 16 6 IVE who tells the truth?” . Ia)AS WlWEtTEMTH, TLANHIH6 -1b <3ST B -1 A S “Well, I can’t say as he don’t P U d C H E D M o k SDAV never tell the truth,” answered ACCORDIMS 6 A T e » * ^ S o Hiram. “But I do know if he want MfSHTs SO ,-TP6Y!P , TbAU’ OlD (MSORAHCE YOU CAkI ed his hogs to come to their feed BE there TtiESPAY L he’s have to get somebody else to' 'POLICY t HAVE that c o u m t i h a t ; call them.” LAPs^y IT’S tvr " A S A The guy who gets my "nanny,” ElSHTfeEMTH CF ‘P p e s e M T , And makes me mad as the dick FEBRUARY/ ens. I f .jfi-'----- Is the gent who stands j>n the street corner. And smirks at the passing chick en. When a pretty woman puckers up her lips for a kiss, she’s just set 1 ting her trap. If it could speak, how the unborn generation would encourage us to save our money! Our idea of an optimist is the C (g) F A 1 fellow who starts to work a cross word puzzle with .' fountain ,pen. THE RULES. %KES Stop advertising and you let your SU D I^l , 1— The idea of letter golf is tobusiness run, on a momentum, 6 change one word to another and do and momentum is a gradual move B iR T ri-l if it in par, a given number of strokes. toward a dead stop. Thus to change COW to HEN, In P A T k -Si. telnet three strokes, COW, HOW, HEW, You may always be right, but HEN. whether right or wrong, by . ■ liice.' 2— ^You can change only one letcourtesy be a man. ter at a time. RBaLU.S.MT.OFF^ 3— You must have a complete The women in New York smoke (gFontSine Fox. 1929. The BcU Syndicate. Inc.) IV word, of common usage, for each cigarettes just like _the_ men 'cept jump. Slang words and- abbrevia they hold ’em like a firecracker. . - -. 'T .il tions don’t count. 4— The order bf letters cannot be A hick town is a place where you WASHINGTON TUBBS V t Lest W e Forget B y C r a n e shanged. don’t pay the grocer because he’s an intimate friend. Everybody loves a good listener. \flv«>0PS\ VOT \f Uet BSciOKlES BE BY60MES, lOVl UfE*. \ \’M ^ P.BOMN'n WEP PRIMCESS. MOT SAY MS 6ET 6UWMER>. dJVAPlMCj 'BEAVl, NtARRlED. UernRONe 600?£R_ JUST VJAIT' hliD l'V4 FCU\- UWP,S'/ JoE.ve IS‘3 06R. H i«Trr Of WOPS. LOST, l^OlHEDl kiNGr UNO (hUEEN'^ J N E V E R * IQI k.C. SfO m r^ HAL COCHRAN— PICfURLS ^ KNICK ' «K.U.SMT.orr. T A fc60,TUE O R W OF TiNV vi^wt)eL^eR^ ^eCEM TUS, lAO\^ie\/£R,\AI^S^ m tRlSeO To aOTH UELPED TO ESCAPS AMO utts .E.UBV'WCj f AlUURP: OF UlS AWft’.TvOOS SCWEWF ?Q\MC€SS Wt\?.ESSTo RETURN To NATiME LiVMD, MUCH The LD To UisAb&LP IS P06 fo WASH'S 'RlvlM-R.V, ■ >» CRONxlNED INST6AM AUARM OF V\ER. ObO ENEMM. tW6 (jRAHP vnZBti. OEMS tops A BlTfeR i^ATRED. _5/ C NCA MRVICt:. INC. Htc. U. S. PA* FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS The Reception Committee B y B l o w e r '^UOAiESTAA' j V/ES-POPS Twees YEAU-'idEU. POLLOMJ ) IT SeSMS TO AAE 7I20LV IS j ASONW OETTIMS UlM^ rr a m > BS T u e a s \ t u b v c e e a io s in a FR.EC4«iLES \ AMD TUS.VB& 60INS UERS / P o o O O o o o ^ O O o . TD 5C2EET FCBOStSS j PUMMV ROUNOABOOT cqamjs’ woa^ j TD BQiMs uiAA , ruey, M£ STEPS X .^V TO VbOR UPOSE P Q 0N \ J .OMS.'i _ r HOSPITAL.,^ I, AMBOLAAiCE/ ) T .. J i V t t o q a / [ 1 1 1 • j'rjso.M. 'trier*! 'J LVOV'S IJI'-I ; Af/nfO: REO.U.S.PAT.OfT. |^|^©192%BYNtASWVIC^to M (BEAD THE STORY, THEN COLOR THE IMCTUKE) SALESMAN SAM East Side, W est Side The Trouble Tots and Tinymites he could say. So everyone kept B y Sman^ r had known a lot of other frights, quiet while the basket drifted but now they all were more scared slow. A wave came rolling from far back, and hit the basket with «A|d05Hl SToRE. Y \ KMEW I'D M W «. OHjWEUU^THlS IS feASl^'tHA»rp®lf*' than they’d ever been before. The i ^ F T £ R a smack. 'It swamped the bunch, (S Wa t P>T t h e o t h e r 6fJD, . 's'tROUeCE WHEM \ TH’ t5ARMED*BUM&-M6w (P I CAM 3UST basket they were riding in-Vas very and Clowny cried, '‘i told you. UerHTMIMO- O' TH’ TOWM -VJHAT A 70©! THIS AS A Roopea am ’ slfeAft vr big, but rather thin. They knew Here we go!” HIT T «^ <^$ —“I* I'LU ©e ALUR«mTl that it would sink and wondered And he was right as he couid &A&,AMCA just what was in store. be. The whole bunch flopped into e>«ouG«T*me SaidClowny, “We are faring the sea. The basket promptly ELtWP To bad, and as for me, I’ll be real sank trom sight, and left the SAfCtH,there glad if we just have a break of bunch to swim. Brave Scouty then Was oNisf one luck and soon get out of this. To began to roar, “Don’t give up tWlMCr CfiFT ride this basket was insane. I'll hope. Strike out for shore. We For 6»a(a T5i ne’er do things like that again, j all have had a lot of^ rest,^ and You may call this a thrill, but it's Po-PUSH ought to feel in trim.” ' IT HOME- a thing I’d gladly miss.” It was a rather funny sight to BftRRCTS .. '<« “ph, shucks,” said Scouty, see them swim with all their “please take note that we are safe might. One Tiny set a^ speedy H es OM HIS .. .and still afloat. You’re always pace, and toward the shore they WAT. AMO crying o’er spilt milk. Now, what went. Just then the land, wns \ROM . V ' - , CROSS .!***>• good does that do? The rest of us within reach, they saw the Sea INDICATeS are in for fun, and there is heaps Man on the beach. ‘ “Ha, ha,” beneath the sun. If just one little said he, “Look what you got for WHeR£TH« ■ ■ i,sa9ai * P things goes wrong do not wail being pleasure bent.” BI& PUSH ’ like you.” STa RT&D Poor Clowney hushed up right (The bunch dry their clothes in ikway. - There wasn't much that the next storv.l i ■ - •- '> . .r., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15,1920. EIGHTEE2^N MODERN-OLD TIME The food sale which was an nounced for tomorrow at Hale’s by TONIGHT DANCE the Women’s Auxiliary of St. Mary’^fi Manchester Green School church has been postponed uutll WHIST AND DANCE after the Lenten season; ’ ; City View Dance Hall SATURDAY EVE’G., FEB. 16 "Wehr’B Orchestra Keeney St. Dan Miller, Prompter The Good Will club of the Fifth Good "Wm Club, 5th Dist. district will run another dance and Admission 50 Cents 6 Prizes. Refreshments. 85c. whist at the City View Dance hall on Keeney street tonight. Six prizes Mrs. Amelia Johnson of 76 Oak will be awarded and refreshments street was admitted and Frances will be served under the direction ABOUT TOWN Hansen of. Hackmatack street and of Miss Edith Buckland. A three- Robert Rankin of 250 North Main piece orchestra will provide music The half dozen trees that Park streef, discharged, from the for dancing. Irving Keeney will Board employes h^ve been remov Memorial hospital, ac^cordlng to to head the floor committee. ing from Manchester streets, taking day’s report. Enighet Lodge, I. O. G. T. will them down bit by bit to avoid dam hold its meeting on Sunday after age to wires or adjacent buildings, The annual Ladies’ Night will noon at 3 o’clock instead of to are being transported In truck- be held by the Get Together club morrow night because of the con of Cheney Brothers at its regular loads to the Almshouse There the cert at the High school. lengths are being piled up to await monthly session next week Thurs day evening at Cheney hall. The the ultimate arrival of a portable The Fellowship Bible Class of saw outfit, when they will be cut program opens with a roast tur to fit firew'ood length. Afterward key supper served by Chef Urbano the Swedish Lutheran church will Almshouse inmates will split up J. Osano. There will be a pleasing hold a Valentine supper at 6:30 the lengths into stove wood and it program of entertainment and danc o’clock tonight. will be used at the Almhouse and ing will follow until 12 o’clock with distributed to outside poor. music being furnished by Behrend’s George Williams is in New York Melody Boys. on a buying trip. The Sunshine Club of the Swedish Congregational church held its The Young People’s society of monthly meeting with Miss Amy Ol the Swedish Congregational church son of Maple street. After the will manage a supper at the church LEONARD TO BRING SUIT business a valentine social was en on Spruce street tomorrow evening joyed with refreshments appropri at 6 o’clock. An apron and towel AGAINST TROLLEY CO. ate to the occasion. sale will follow, Practically every day new frocks arrive in the Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Blish of Mrs. Thomas Joyce of St. Peters store—each one more colorful than the one before. Holl street left yesterday by auto burg, Florida, formerly of this town Victim of Twin Hills Accident Dashing.prints... .high-colored silk crepes----- navy mobile for Florida, where they was pleasantly surprised at her Still in Hospital Retains At plan to remain until some time in home in the Sunshine City recently silks.. . .new'tan frocks... .druses for business, .1 April, visiting St. Petersburg, St. in honor'of her birthday. Cards torney William Harney. school and afternoon bridge clubs. Most every girl Cloud and other places in the were played and a luncheon served. and woman is planning on purchasing one or two new For Immediate Wear Peninsular state. Among the friends present were the Although still in the Memorial following Manchester people: Mr. hospital suffering from a badly frocks to replenish her winter wardrobe. When Walter Leclair, salesman at W. and Mrs. Thomas Waddell, Mr. and fractured skull which kept him un buying your new frock keep in mind these three out- E. Hibbard’s store on North Main Mrs. William Bell, Mr. and Mrs. conscious for a week, John D. Leon stan(iing spring style notes: street, north end, is attending the Tomlinson, Mr. and Mrs. Harry ard, 21 years old Burnside man, Connecticut Hardware association’s England, Mr. and Mrs. M. J. has already retained a lawyer, A t-. annual convention at New Haven Moriarty, Mr. and Mrs. W. Rushin torney William Harney, to make I today. » and John Turkington. preparations for bringing a legal -the printed frock suit against The Connecticut com pany, it was learned today; Finely woven straw hats in the smart Leonard was injured two weeks -the jacket frock brimless models; many feature the long back iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii ago Saturday afternoon at the point effect, which is so popular, especially with on Twin Hills where Love Lane joins Center street. He was driv girls who are letting their hair grow. ' Neat ing out of the roadway, one which -the high-colored frock ly tailored hats trimmed with quills apd is seldom used, when struck by a -buckles. Black, beige, red, nile and blue- Hartford-bound trolley car. Inci Small and medium sizes. dentally, since that accident which Hale’s Frocks—Main Floor I I occurred at the same place where I ^ThM ^d^“Siwpping two, Hartford girls were killed Millinery—Main Floor • three years ago, motormen have been sounding their whistles and slowing down a bit before* passing I Presenting,,,for the first time | the intersection. Leonard continues to Improve I I slowly. 'He is conscious all of the W omen's time now but talks very little. He Twenty-four Only I NewandDistinctiveFashions I is not yet entirely out of danger. GEO. L B E n S WEDS Crepe Pajamas MRS. WILUS IN N. Y. Women’s Winter Coats Pastel Shades With'Printed SPRING COATS 1 To Close-Out at Trimmings. ' Local Auto Dealer Marries Rockville Woman in New and up York’s Municipal Building. $ \ .49 and $ \ .98 ! *45.00 (Special lo The Herald.) York. Feb. 15.— Mrs. Emma 1'. V.illip, :;6. of Rockville, Conn., niiTl Ccor.-o L. Retts, -15, an auto The vogue for prints for spring I Among the coat fash- mobile ilcabT of 127 Spruce street, (Regular $16.75 Grade) 1929 are shown in these new plisse: Souili Mnnebester, Conn., were crepe pajamas which we have just I ’ ions with smart fash- married in the chapel of the Mu nicipal building here yesterday im received. Plain colors with color mediately after they obtained a li ‘ l"f;^|$,U'^;heed an inexpensive coat for business, sports, school and ful printed crepe bindings around s ionables are mixtures cense at the Marriage Bureau. gener^ w^piar, do not hesitate to buy one of these. Well tailored coats the neck, sleeves and arms.. Two- Deputy City Clerk J. J. McCormick I and tweeds exquisite! performed the ceremony. in botkdthss and sports styles that regularly retailed at $16.75. Full piece ~ style. Heavy quality. The bride, wbo was born in Pitts lined. Sizes 16 to 44. For the best selection an early visit is advised White, orchid, blue, flesh and burgh. is the daughter of Ernest maize. s Fur trimmed collars or and Emma lleim. Her former hus for they, are sure to go quickly at $10. band died last July. Mr. Betts is Pajamas—^Main Floot; ' I cuffs, these models are the son of Charles N. and Jane Page P>etts. He was divorced in I ideal for street and New Haven in 1926. An Odd Lot of I siDorts wear. mVAMARMy Children’s I And the new soft Commandant and Mrs. Charles M. Silk Underwear $l-oo Abbott, who were in charge of the I weaves in dress coats, Manchester Corps of the Salvation , A small lot of crepe de cblne and rayon cbemisea; Army for a longer period than any bloomers and short petticoats in tailored and lace trim SO popular with the other officers, are visiting here Winter Coats med models. Values in the lot as high as $2.98. I from their home in Cambridge, Mass. They are being affection Silk Underwear—^Main Floor I smart set. ately greeted by many friends, in At Final Clearance Prices and out of the Salvation Army., Commandant and Mrs. Abbott will § Exoertl:’ tail o r e d conduct the services at the Citadel • here over the week-end, one of I - models, with the new which will be an interesting illus trated song service, with some es I ■ . ’ ^ pecially fine lantern slides on Sat $3.98 arid $7-98 I collar and cuff treat- urday night. Robert Von Deck TU RKISH^^^ TOWELS I and Fred Clough, Jr., both bari I ment. tones, will sing solos and Miss '(Value^ito $9.95) (Values to $14.95)’ Jessie Larder and Miss Rachael Lyons will sing a duet hymn and the Army’s male quartet will also W^^J^aye just a small group of children’s winter coats remaining I TRIMMED WITH NEW FURS | participate. The visitors will con in stock^w^cli we have reduced to two low prices for immediate clear- Bath Rugs duct all the Sunday services. ance.*‘’ vD^ss coata of suede trimmed with neutria and mandel ; chin- I Ombre Broadtail, Ombre Caracul Monkey | DO YOU SUFFER? ctiilla coats in the relation style. Brown, blue and green. Not all I Dyed and Natural Fitch | sizes.'.', . , With Gastritis and i Misses’, Women’s Coats—Second Floor. . g > • Hale’s Coats—^Main Floor ' Inidgestion. TiiliiiiiiiiiiniiiliUliiiiiiiiiiiiiliiliiiilililiiliiiiiiiiiiliiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiiliiliiiiiliVi Chiropractic treatment will bring you relief. Tomorrow Ends Our Strictly Fresh Dr. M. H. SQUIRES ■ ’■‘I-’ ' ■ WANTED! SUNDAY DINNER Selwitz Block. HOME M AD E That you shall know wo are put Phone 487-2. SerhhAnnual Sale at the ting on regular 50c O’Sullivan, of Goodrich and Goodyear Rubber Heels for \ HOTEL SHERDAN COLOR 25c y Keivinaior Drugs arid ■ t SAMYULYES Turkey, Duck or Chicken Electric Refrigeration pound F A S -T v fOl Main St., Johnson Block (Oldest Domestic Refrigerator on \ c South Manchester . with all the fixings, $1 „ the Market.) Tomorrow— a strictly fresh shipment of Prophyl^ticj^dotkiBrushes ...... 35c home made candies. The assortment will Household and GolgateiSi ...... 29c Include: Commercial SqiUbb^s ...... 29c , J. Peppermint Patties Housewives who are familiar with Martex bath rugs know that they are longrwearing and color fast. These Refrigeration $l.o6 Tofiet!^^r}...... 79c,; Gocoanut Dainties Nardw98,tyanKy,vbaprlce, Lily of the Val- ‘ (Chocolate covered) bath rugs are a special purchase of mill runs, odd and Before you buy an electric refrig ^iey, etc.-. V disccintinued patterns; many are slightly im perf^t. , 4 Jumbo Nougatines A erator see the new Kelvinator mod Guariemteed Guirll^g Iron ...... 75c choice of patterns—plain and jacquard—in white, r-ose, Plantations els. We can save you money. 1-2-inch Adb^Ve'^laster i...... 19c blue,, gold, lavrader and nile. ' (5 yard p l^ ^ ;);; , Wintergreen Patties ( 1-inch AdhMiye^Plaister ...... 29c Olympias $8 and $3.50 Grades (6 yard plecep??4^^'; Alfred A . Grezd* ( Garamels , Headquarters for Plpmblng «nd Heating Supplies. ^ , v ' - Jl&mFlQor ' Main Floor Bath Rugs—Main Floor > Main St. Opp. Park Sts., - • Soutb Mauebestec .V; t