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Canada Need Not Aid The Latest Torch ■T'i.: • .' -■ SLAYER USED HffiGRATION r .1 DAY TROUBLE ANOTHER GIRL U. S. To Enforce Law ALL OVER EUROPE; F0R_AN ALIBI Washington, May 1 — Canada*lt ever occurred to any public man IN « E S S recognizes no moral or legal liabil to suggest that we should call upon your government to assist us In the ity to aid the United States In the exercise of our sovelgn rights MANY ARE INJURED Girl TeDs PoBce, However, enforcement of Its laws, C. H. within our own jurisdiction.” Soiator Reed Amioanced He Cahan, member of the Canadian Canadian officials, he declared, Parliament, told the United Cham “ as a matter of courtesy,” now . PIRB DEPARTMENT ' That She Did Not Know ber at its seventh annual conven notify promptly U. S. officials when- Win Accept No Compro ON STRlKiS TODAY Oae Killed, Man; Wounded tion today. ( -er a shipment of liquor leaves a Cahan spoke on business pro Canadian port which might be Peacoz Had KiDed His landed in the United States. mise in Natioiial Origins Fqzboro, Meks.. May 1— Fox- In R i o t s — Berlin Has blems which concern both the boro's Pice Department was on United Stales and the Dominion. Referring to the recent sinking ot the “ I’m Alone,” a Canadian vessel a “ part time strike’’ today. Wife in Apartment. He declared that the Canadian Fight The veteran “ smoke-eaters” government had not asked the by a Goast Guard patrol boat, Worst Street F^tinin Cahan said It was the opinion gen modified their walkout ultima United States to aid in the enforce tum by stating that, should a ment of the provincial prohibition erally In Canada that the agreement real fire menace arise they Reds Stage Demonstra White Plains, N. Y., May 1 — acts that were formerly In effect In with regard to extra-territorial ac Washington, May 1.— The four- tivities and rules have been over year-old controversy over the Im would turn out as volunteers. Clandestine love that brought some of the provinces. The "strike” was the result thrills to Mrs. Dorothy Peacox, “ Frankly," he said, "1 doubt If stepped. migration law, which has provoked ot a controversy between the tions Also m Paris, Vien whose married life was a kaleidos a split between President Hoover town’s ^26 firemen and the copic maze of discord, was revealed and Republican leaders In Con Board of Fire Englnenrs. na, Belgrade, Moscow, today as the most logical motive for gress, flared forth ..new today. Foxboro Selectmen meet to SEC. DAVIS OPTIMISTIC night to act on the crisis. her murder and subsequent crema Senator David A. Reed (R ) of Bndapest and London. tion by Earl Peacox, Jealousy craz Pennsylvania, who has broken with ed husband, whole lilting young the President on the question, an IN “ MAY DAY” MESSAGE nounced he. would accept no com- voice used to greet radio audiences DEMOCRATS’ DEBTS "While America observed May with a genial “ hello folks.” bromlse in his battle to prevent re Day with • comparative mildness, A romantic letter from a mys peal of the National Origins section violence flared up at many places terious suitor, known only as “ Gene His Message of the new law. At the last ses In Europe, In which numerous per* from Baltimore," was brought Into Trouble in Europe But in sion of Congress, he blocked action BEING CLEARED UP the open for the first time today al on a resolution proposing Its repeal sons were wounded and thousands though It had been In the posses America There is Peace and at this session, he declared he of arrests were made. sion of the talented radio Instructor would again prevent a vote. More than 1,000 persons— Com and writer for seven months. To Continue Fight. Raskob Reports $800,000 munists, Radical Socialists and agi But Peacox. too. essayed the role m Industry, Government Senators Nye (R ) of North Earl .F. Peacox, center, 21-year-old radio repairman, confessed to of a dapper Don Juan, police said, Dakota, and Johnson (R ) of Cali strangling to death his estranged wife In New York on the first anni tators— tried to storm police head as they placed Miss Prances New fornia, who have led the fight for versary of their marriage and then hiding her body and burning it With CoHectied Smee Novem quarters In Berlin. A Communist man under arrest on a material wit Offidai Says. repeal of the new quotas, mean kerosene In a woods near Greenburg. N Y. Peacox is shown above In was shot and killed. the custody of Police Lieut. Herman Mattes, right, and Captain Sllver- ness charge. while said they would continue They gave battle to 500 police, “ I still love Dorothy, evei. though their fight to get a vote In the Sen steln after admitting the “ torch murder.” ber, New Leader Named. she be dead,*'’ Peacox cried In a EDITOR’S NOTE: May Day In ate on the issue. They formed the many combatants were wounded In moment of remorse In his c'ell here Europe is a day of nervous tension, minority of the Senate immigra this and other flghto throughout where he Is held on a first degree of demonstrations by the prole tion comittee which upheld Presi YOUTH ADRIFT 'Washington, May 1.— Drooping Germany. The police in Berlin had murder charge. tariat, and sometimes of rioting and dent Hoover’s request while the POWER TRUST IN TINY BOAT Democratlc. spirits, at low ebb since arrested more than 150 persons np Hints o f Love Trysts bloodshed. majority of the committee, was dis tbe great holocaust In Novimber, to mid-afternoon. The letter from the mysterious In the United States It is a day of regarding it to opQpse repeal the Thousands of police, gendarmes Gene Is written In a rollicking col peace, and this May Day finds em quotas, which go Into Effect on July Norwalk Boy Makes a Scow had a shot of spring tonic today. and steel-helmeted soldiers patrol lege-boy style. It hints of love- ployment high and general condi 1. PLANS TO BUY and is Nearly Drowned in The announcement that perma led the streets of Paris, according trysts. tions of the workers good, save in The whole controversy has re Long Island Sound. nent Democratic national headquar to International News dispatches. In the letter. Gene praises Mrs. some portions of the textile and volved around a new computation ters are to be established In the Sei'ze Literature j Peacox as a “wonderful little coal Industrie, of immigration quotas, based on Norwalk, May 1—'For weeks Seven taxicabs filled with Red ^ national origins of the American MORE_PAPERS capital, to fupctlon militantly and hostess and home maker,” and In the following article. Secretary young Vernon Horn labored literature were seized in Paris. The people. Under the old law, quotas aggressively 3<6 days in the year, speaks of his joy at being near ber of Labor Davis gives his views on over a scow In his yard, in East, was greeted with applause anu en Parisian police arrested more than over a week-end. conditions. were fixed on the basis of the 189U Norwalk nntll finally, he ■ 2,383 persona in the biggest round Fraternity Pin population. Under the new law, thusiasm by all factions of the Has Already a Dozen Large lleved It was seawortbjK, and 'Party. up In the history of the city. Three Reference is made In the letter to they are based on the-origins of all yesterday afternoon, after members of the Chamber of Depu the 120,000,000 peqple now here. Chalrma.n John J. Raskob made a fraternity pin which the writer BY JAMES J. DAVIS school, he launched It In Nor ties, two Aldermen and 100 for says he has snuggled “ against my Secretary Da\is The New Schedule. the' announcement. la doing so he Dailies, President Tells walk harbor just below'the left thq Impression that his retire eigners were among the prisoners. heart— It was so lonesome. The The new schedule of quotas re drawbridge. The- scow stayed ' Communists staged demonstra other Betas noticed it also, but said (Secretary of Labor) duced the number of immigrants ment n>ay not be far distant, per Washington, May 1.— May day is afloat to Horn's delVsht and ;he haps .
. - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, MAY 1,1929. PAGE TWO FRENCH STILL HOPE M E U m EUGOHirY MAT ONE BRINGS TAXES. TO REOPEN PARLEY FOR POST UNDEODED B A S m S , TICK-TACKS OBITUARY THE HATS ARE IN BLOOM Parls, May 1.— Allied reparation Washington, May 1.— The par experts, notaby the French, may ticipation of Andrew W. Mellon in attempt to exert pressure upon Dr. Youthful Lovers Serenade | DEATHS the negotUtion o f a merger deal Flowers Trim Chic Models Displayed at Fashion Show HJalmar Schaebt, chief of the Ger- between the Aluminum Company Each Other Tonight With: mair delegation, when he arrives Mrs. Mary Hunt of America and a Canadian concern Goodie^Look Out for Dis-| from Berlin tomorrow morning in was investigated todag by the Sen Mrs. Mary Hunt, wife of Edwin an etfort to reopen the negotiations. turbers. C. Hunt of Manchester Green died ate judiciary committee, which .However, any such attempt again failed to reach a decision on at 12:15 this morning at the Man would probably fall as advices Today being May 1 the property chester Memorial hospital. She had the question, of bis Cabinet eligibil owners give most of their attention from Berlin said that Dr. Schachl ity. . J O been at the institution for the past would not bring back any new of and also most of their cash to the eight days and on several previous The committee summoned Sena payment of taxes, but to the young fer. tor Reed ((R) of Pa., with various occasions during the past year The seml-oiricial newspaper sters this day means only the hang owine to a general breaking down papers relating to the Canadian ing of May baskets. Among the in health. Mrs. Hunt had reached Temps, which often reflects the deal. It was shown the contract little tots in town this will get un the age of 75 and was a woman of viewpoint Of the French govern by which the Aluminum company der way soon after 6 o clock to strong Christian character.- Her ment, urged the German experts to acquired the Canadian interests was night. The baskets with a few life was lived for others and no one revise their counter offer and to signed by R. B. Mellon,*'brother of candies and some little gift must be ever sought her help and sympathy make further concessions in the in the secretary but bad not been hung at the front door and then and went away without it. terest of a settlement. signed by the Treasury head. Pre the little tot that hangs it must run Mrs. Hunt leaves beside her hus This newspaper declared that the viously It was shown Mellon had away. The reason for the early band one sister, four nieces and attitude taken by Dr. Schachl and participated in a business confer .start is to be sure that the friend and two nephews, all living ^in his colleagues could not be defend ence over the Canadian deal. The committee will meet again gets the basket before it is neces Rhode Island. . ed. and that Germany need not sary to go to bed. Funeral services will be held at hope for a later political confer tomorrow, still seeking a decision With the falling of darkness her late home, 940 Middle Turnpike ence to discuss reparations. on the legality of Mellon’s service there will be many a Thomas, and East, Saturday afternoon at 3 However, the Germans them as Treasury head while owning a James, and all of the other young o’clock, daylight saving time. selves seem to have abandoned fortune in corporation securities. Americans who will not respond to hope for a political or economic the call to come home. They have Raymond D.‘ Thrall. conference, according to word from been planning for some time to see Word w'as received in town to Berlin. SALVATION ARMY that the old woman that objects to day of the death on April 19 of Meanwhile work upon the ex their baseball, football or probably Raymond D. Thrall, of Portland, perts' report continues and it Is placed ashes on the sidewalks so .Maine, formerly of this town. Mr. they could not coast, is to be dis being rounded into shape. Thrall passed away after an opera Owen D. Young, chairman of the A good crowd was present at Uk: turbed. Tick-tacks will be one tion for gall stones. He was born Salvation Army citadel last evening method of disturbance used, and experts’ committee, expect# to con in Manchester 48 years ago the spn fer with Dr, Schaebt privately to welcome Commandant and Mit, just as sure as “ shooting ’ there is J. II, Abrams formerly stailonnd of .Mr. and Mrs. Olin Thrall. He either tomorrow or Friday. U "lot of bO;'s who will turn up, was educated in the local schools, I ilcst tashiou show, for every one had flowers trimming it. (5ne black here. Commandant Abrams attired Flattering and distinguished were the hats shown at New York s choice green petals and a bow formed of them on one side of the crown, with hats off. hair ruffled and rud attended business college in Hart bakou hat from Ferle Heller (left) faced its irregular wide brim wiili In Syrian costume spoke from the dy cheeks with the remark to the made of capucine bakou with soft velvet nasturtiums for its trim, 23d Psalm, Tonight Mrs. Abrams ford and for several years was em Stunning and altogether youthful was a bIcorn (center) from Joseph. gave an unique allure to a black bakou (right) with its edge left un- NEW UBRARY BOOKS -waiting mother: "Hello, Ma, was ployed in the accounting depart Asters in orange shade, flowing with loose grass down Milady s shoulder, will speak at the citadel. Mrs. -you calling me?” and then when ment at Cheney Brothers. Abrams will also address the wo the mother asks, “ Where have you flnisbed. ' ______Mr. Thrall is survived by his The following books were added men in a meeting for them alone been?” there will come the univer wife. Arrangements are being made Thursday afternoon at 2.30. sal reply, “ Just out around. 1 guess to the South Manchester library this , to bring the remains to Buckland HEFLIN RESOLUTION SCRIBES IN PLANES ABOUT TOWN week: m go to bed.” 1 cemetery for burial. LATEST STOCKS Abigail Adams, Dorothle Bobbe; American Experiment, by Bernard Mrs. Ellen Curran PHONE THEIR PAPERS POLICE BEATS New York, May 1.— The Stock} IS BADLY DEFEATED Fay; American Woman and Her DEMOCRATS’ DEBTS Mrs. Ellen Curran died at her The Ladies society of the Zion Market was again in the grip of a Bank, by B. Q. Molt; automotive liome at 78 Ridge street early this Evangelical church on Cooper I violent and boisterous wave of Essentials, by K. F. Kuns; Central BEING CLEARED UP morning following a three years ill New York. May 1.—Reporters street will meet this evening at Americans, by A. B. Ruhl. A change of police beats in Man ness. Mrs. Curran was a native of speculation today cs the prices Washington, May 1.— The Senate 7:30. this afternoon refused to condemn telephoned their city editors from Chrysalis, by Zepbine Humphrey; chester went into effect today. Manchester and has lived here all shifted up and down the line in re an airplane flying over New Jersey sponse to the powerful buying and .the attack upon Senator J. Thomas Fata Morgana, by Ernest Vajda: There is no change in the day force. (Continued from Page 1,‘ her life. Two daughters and one this afternoon and 20 other planes The Dorcas society of the Swed Lieutenant Barrou, Officers McGlltin selling demand which alternately Heflin (D) of Alabama, at Brock Heart of the Hilts, by Isabel sister survive. The daughters are were transformed into ihoving vans. ish Lutheran church will hold it# and Wirtalla remaining on at usual. flowed in over the big board. ton, Mass., last month. Adams; Henry the Eighth, by Fran tthan who w'as southern-born, west Mrs. James Dower and Miss Anna It was a double-header first time In regular monthly meeting this eve cis Hackett; Herman Melville, by In the night Officer Seymour still ern-reared, and as nearly popular Curran of this town and the sister New evidences of the unusually Giving Heflin the vole he de history affairs. ning at the home of Miss Ruth Ben has the midnight trick on Spruce profitable rate o t operation of the Lewis Mumford; History of Hart wEth all of the divergent factions of is Miss Elizabeth Harrigan also of manded for the past week. Republi The reporters, representing the son o f East Center street. ford County, by C.^W. Burpee, street. Officer Martin comes to low tSi'c party as it is possible for any this town. country’s Industrial giants, and the can leaders killed his resolution on various local newspapers and press er Main street, and Officer Mlchac-I easing off of the money market Holiday, by Philip Barrp: Joseph ijlemocrat to be. Shouse was one of Funeral services will be held Fri a record roll call. Their original In associations.were taken aloft by the A pre-natal clinic will be held at and his Brethren, by H. W. Free Fitzgerald goes to the West Side. the floor-managers for .McAdoo at day morning at 8:30 a. m., at Mrs. furnished the principal stimulus tention to pass the resolution was Western Electric Company as part the Memorial hospital annex to man: Lyrical Poetry of the Nine Officer Donaldson goes to the Cen ..Madison Square Garden in 1924. He Curran's late home and at a. m., at for the enthusiastic buying of spec changed, when Heflin renewed his of an experiment to prove that news morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock. teenth Century, by H. J. C. Grier ter and Officer Galligan to the . V4s western manager for Smith St. James’s church. Burial will be in ulative stocks in the forenoon; brfl frequent attacks on the Catholic could be successfully telephoned son; Maroinettes, Masks and Shad North End. Officer Wrlsley remains : dtfring the late campaign. He has St. James's cemetery. with new advances of 5 to 15] church and declared a vote on his from the air to phones connected The meeting , of the Sunday ows. by Mills and Dunn. on the mill beat, as usual. the confldence of both groups. points on the heels of similar up-| resolution was a test between “ Ro with the ground system of the Bell school teachers of the Swedish man Catholicism and American Meet General Grant, by W. E. Real Headquarters rushes of “ Specialties” in the last Telephone Company. The calls were Lutheran church which was to have Woodward: Middletown, by Lynd, BURNED BY WIRE. . ; Aside from this happy comprom- LEGISLATIVE BILLS few days, the market appeared to ism.” picked up on the ground by a short been held Friday evening of this The opposition was strengthened R. S. and H. M.: Rise and Fall of ; i^ , the mere fact that the Demo- be ready to crack under the strain. wave radio receiving set and then week has been postponed. New France, by G. N. Wrong: Boston, May 1.— Four elevated icirats are to have real headquarters When selling orders poured in too, by the impassioned speech by relayed through the Bell system to Robert Frost, by Sidney Cox; Rules employees were badly burned today ih Washington, with a functioning around the noon period, losses of Senator Wm. E. Borah (R) of the various city desks. There was much activity at the when a trolley wire fell in l^a'rh Appropriating $1,750,000 to es Idaho, for religious tolerance. of Procedure and Debate In De • organization, is in Itself a tonic to 1 to 6 points were recorded in vari The Curtiss Flying Service used office ot Tax Collector George U. liberative Assemblies, by L. S. street subway. tablish a Fairfield county state Borah said he deplored the attack , drooping Democratic spirits. Not hospital; creating a West Haven ous parts of the list. twenty planes to transport Us office Howe, this being the last day when Cushing. since the Wilson administration has The market boiled at a 5,000,- on Heflin but that as the Senator furniture and aircraft equipment property taxes could be paid with board of assessors of three to re went to Massachusetts as a private Seven Brothers, by Aleksis Sten- the party maintained an aggressive 000-sbare pace in the first two from Us old home at Roosevelt out the starting of the extra in vall; Simple Guide to Pictures and AT THE STATE place the present single-headed citizen it would be improper for the terest charge. The day’s receipts national headquarters in Washing commission; providing new wording hours, with most of the fireworks Field to its new quarters in Valley Painting, by M. H. Bultey; Spell of ton. Between campaigns a skeleton on exhibition in the new specialties. Senate to take any action. Stream, L. I., eight miles away. were the largest by far as Lneney FRIDAY AND for appropriation bills presented to The rejected resolution would Brothers alone paid in one check Ireland by Archie Bell: Three Plays office force has been maintained in the Legislature; providing that in United Aircraft jumped 16 points from the Argentine, edited by E. H. • SATURDAY to 162 and Advance Rumely Pre have declared the Senate "regret GANGSTERS BAILED $280,420.79 which included the a couple of rooms with a stenogra all suspension of sentences by ted and condemned” the attack, in tax on their property. Several large Bierstadt; True Heart, by S. T. pher usually in charge. Only quad courts the reasons shall be spread ferred advanced about 7 points. Warner, There were suspicions that the which a pollcema nwas Injured Chicago. May 1.— “ Machine individual taxpayers remitted today rennially has the organization come upon the records, that there shall while defending Heflin. also. Personal taxpayers ha’^e-, un shorts were badly scorched in these Gun ” Jack McGurn and John to life for the few hectic months be no suspension for all second of The vote was 14 to 69 for adop til May 31 before the extra dollar that Intervene between nomination fenders for drunken driving, and new run-ups of stocks of companies Scalise, against whom police say ANDERSON LEbT? DIARY. I fjMo.ece Ki* tion of the resolution, marking the they have positive evidence con is added for non-payment. and election. no suspension of third offenders that have shown nothing of un worst defeat ever admlnisteerd to The ultimate objective, of course, convicted of felony: appropriating usual earning ability up to the necting them with the massacre of Sydney,'fi, S., W., May 1.— De DAVKY Heflin in his Senatorial career. seven gangsters here, won their As a result of an accident on is party harmony, and a militant $5,000 for the states share of the present time. Two Republicans and twelve tains of the tragic death of Lieut. LEE cost of rebuilding Washington’s right to $50,000 bail on a murder Adams street at 11:15 on the night Keith Anderson and his flying party spirit. The more immediate Shortly after the noon period, Democrats supported Heflin's reso of November 8, 1927. when ’ An objective is the off-year election birthplace; granting title by the Radio, with Its amusement subsidi lution while 49 Republicans and 20 charge here today. companion, Robert Hitchcock, who •'SONNY BOY* state to an area along the. Norwalk ary, Radio-Kelth-Orpheum, jumped drew Foley was injured, a suit, were forced down in the Queens next year, when an entirely new Democrats “ oted against him. brought by Mr. Foley, was sched House and a third of the Senate shoe front to the following proper into the limelight, with a 6-point The vote follows: land desert while searching for the ty owners; Douglas Vought, the Hayden, Kings, Pittman, Ransdell, uled to be heard in the superior Southern Cross, were read today In comes up for re-election. lump from the former to 109 and a For Heflin: (14). court of this county today. Sergeant The ground work for that cam Wilson Point Co., P. R. Moses, 3-point move in the Kelth-Orpheum Republicans (3): Robinson, Ind., Robinson (Arkansas), Steck, Tyd- their rudely scrawled diary upon Moa.-Tuea.-Wrd. Helena Hill Weed, Sara Hansen, Jngs, Wagner. Walsh (Mass.), John Crockett, who made the in their plane’s rudder and signs left paign is to be laid at once. It will issue to 34. The bullish pools dan and Saskett. vestigation at the time, was today PARSONS’ MAY 6-7-?. be an unusual experience for Dem Duncan G. Harris, and Ward B. gled the prospect 'of “ easy money” Democrats: (12): Black. Ueese, Walsh (Montana), and Wheeler. by the men before they succumbed. Pop. Mat. Wed.—$1.30 to SOe. Chamberlin, the group to construct Three Senators sat silent In* the called to Hartford as a witness. The “ diary” showed that the ocratic candidates for Senate and before the eyes of the small traders Fletcher, George, Harris, Heflin, The accident occurred when Mr. a channel off their property: provid and once again the country-wide McKellar, Sheppard, Simmons, chamber when their names were plane was forced down by engine Elaborate Anniveraarr Preaentatloa House to have a functioning na Foley, who had been a passenger of the World’a Greatest Operetta ing those persons renting motor splurge of stock market speculation Thomas (Oklahoma), Trammell called— Senators Overman (D) of trouble on April 10. tional headquarters behind them in in Edward Stein’s automobile was A search party which traveled their off-year fight. vehicles shall be liable for any dam appeared to be in the making. and Tyson. N. C.. Schall (R) of Minn., and age done by the vehicles; appro Against Heflin: (69). Smith (D) of South Carolina, v about to leave the car and it la overland, reached (lie scene of the U. S. Steel stock was “ dead” claimed he was struck and badly tragedy today. They found the priating $45,000 to finish the re from a market standpoint in the Republicans (49): Allen, Bing The vote came unexpectedly just LINDBERGH SILENT Injured by by an automobile driveu body lying partly beneath the wing .AS TO DESTINATION vision of the general statutes; pro most active day in nearly ^ two ham, Blaine. Borah, BrookharU after the Senate convened. Senator viding probate courts may authorize Burton, Capper. Couzens, Cutting Watson. (R) of Ind., majority lead by Robert Culver. of the machine to be Hitchcock’s In months, while the speculative play stead of Anderson as first pre Roosevelt Field, N. Y., May 1.— sale of real estate upon application revolved arqund the high-flying | Deneen, Edge, Fess, Frazier, Glenn, er. asked unanimous consent for an Miss Mary McLagan and Miss sumed. Colonel Charles A. Lindbergh land of the executor of an estate: provid specialties, the most of which have | Goff, Goldsborough. Gould, Greene, immediate vote on the resolution ing the'Board of Finance and Con Florence Tyler will attend the Older ed here at 1:55 p. m., in a Cessna received the designation of mys-1 Hale. Hastings, Hatfield, Herbert, "without debate.” The Senate Prleeai Eves. Orch. $3.«X0t Oale. 4 trol shall fix the salaries of all tery stocks. Effort^ to revive in -{ Howell, Johnson, Jones, Kean, agreed and the roll call followed. Girls conference at Simsbury this rows $2, nest 4 rows $1.30. Next It cabin monoplane. He came from week as representatives from the rowM $lt Fani. CIr. 73ei Wed, mat. state’s attorneys and assistant terest in the Coppers, Motors, Oils Keyes, La Follette, McMaster, Mc- Heflin was on his feet again at the Since 1800 the United States Oreh. $t.80| Hale. 4 row* $1.30. next Washington, D. C. state's, attorneys. North Methodist church. Lindbergh did not leave his and the better grade of Industrial Nary. Metcalf, Moses, Norbeck, Nor conclusion of the call. has purchased from foreign coun 7 rowH $11 Fnni. CIr. 7Se. Ilr Mall Appropriating $2,000 for capl- “ I ask the Senator from Indiana KOW. Seat sale Thura. Mar $• plane. He handed a suit case to a shares were generally without re ris, Nye, Oddle, Patterson, Phipps. tries absolutely sovereignty over 2.- tol furniture; appropriating $20,- sults, as the high-priced “ Jazz Reed, Shortridge. Smoot, Stelwer. to yield,” he said. Closing hours for baroer shops 242,700 square miles of territory ■waiting mechanic. 000 for a road at the state college; Van- “ For what purpose?” asked Wat I Lemer Myers, traffic manager of babies” monopolized the speculative Thomas (Idaho), Townsend, went into effect today with all the for which it has paid $93,500,000. Superb Cast— Symphonie* Orchestra appropriating $5,000 for the' state Water son. shops living up to the agreement Roosevelt Field, and his wife, limelight. i denberg, Walcot^ 'Warren, police; an act providing money bor The public utility stocks forged man and Watson. “ For the purpose of telling to made to close on Wednesday after Marie, climbed into the plane. rowed by Waterbury in anticipa the people of the United------? Reporters asked Lindbergh to the front on a concerted buying Against Heflin: noons. tion of taxes shall not limit the Democrats (29): Ashurst, Bark “ I decline to yield,” Watson where he was going. “I have noth movement In the fourth hour, with amount of bond issues to be au excellent demand for Standard Gas ley, Bratton, Broussard. Carwa.v, shouted above the rising tenor of District Deputy Lewis KInne of ing to say,” he answered, and took thorized by the Legislature; au Connally, Dill, Harrison, Hawes, the Alabaman’s voice. Glastonbury and Grand Chaplain SHRIEKS! off in the direction of Valley & Electric. Electric Light & Power. NOW thorizing a $2,000,000 funding National Power & Light, American Jackson were guests of Manchester SHUDDERS! Stream, N. Y. bond issue to care for Waterbury’s & Foreign Power and .Consolidated lodge of Masons last night. Former PLAYING floating debt; an Act rescinding GASPS! Gas. ' District Deputy Lewis R. Brock was OLD GERM REAPERS Waterbury’s authority to issue The railroad companies continu also present. The fellow crafts de YOU SEE AND HEAR New York.— Death has enlisted $2,000,000 In bonds as authorized gree was worked on two candidates. by previous Legislatures: authoriz ed to pour In a series of extremely THE.n ALL IN THIS two odd companions to help carry favorable' reports on March and Refreshments were served after the oilt his work here. In the 1928 re ing Waterbury to borrow money in ceremonies. SPINE • TINGLING anticipation of taxes. first-quarterly earnings, which put port of Dr. Charles Norris, Chief the rail shares in an attractive MYSTERY DR.L31.L. Medical Examiner, deaths were list House Leader R. A. Johnson an Miss Eva Koehler who won the nounced today that when he ad place for investors, but brought in ed as: “ By airplane, one; kicked little speculative buying. The “ big W. C. T. U. essay prize announced by horse, one.” In 1927 there were journs the Legislature on Friday he in yesterday’s Herald Is the daugh will adjourn it to meet next Mon fight” for control of the eastern six persons listed as having met railroad field between the transpor ter of Mr. and Mrs. Emil J. Koehler tlieir deaths from horses’ kicks. day morning. of Coventry. ^ Under suspension of rules the tation giants may unsettle the rail House voted to pay Clarence G. road market for a month or two. Call money ten per cent. The Manchester Fire department Willard, of New Haven, $1,500 for was called to Main and Grove compilation of the Legislative bulle streets last evening to extinguish tin. Then it voted to restore the FEAR CHILD SLAIN a fire on the roof of the home of rights of Dr. Emmett J. Lyman, of Alvin L. Brown. Wood burning in Glastonbury, and Dr. Oliver T. the fireplace went through the flues Tsham, of Hartford, to practice Brooklyn, N. Y., May 1— Because and landed on the root.of the house medicine and surgery. A bill al he revealed details of a love affair setting fire to it In two different SUITS lowing West Haven to extend Us upon which he stumbled by acci places. The company responded sewer system into Orange avenue, dent, police today fear that 8-year- quickly and the blaze was ex with consent of the county commis old Gerald de Sousa has been slain. tinguished with but slight damage :For Spring and Summer sioners also was passed under sus wear in the newest patterns Search for the boy since last to the house. pension of rules. Friday has given no indication of Rev. P. J. O. Cornell of Church and best fabrics. his whereabouts. street, Mrs. Cornell and her sister. PLEADS GUILTY The frantic mother, Mrs. Elinore Miss Augusta Burklund, left yes de Sousa, 35, told her story today terday for Worcester, Mass., for a New York, May 1.— A plea of after detectives had questioned her. visit with Mr. and Mrs. Thure Han guilty to second degree murder was It was three weeks ago that the son. Rev. and Mrs. Cornell will at TOPCOATS entered at Freehold, N. J., today by child, quite by accident, surprised tend the sessions of the convention Joseph Farruglo so-called “ honor a man and woman in a love tryst. of New England Swedish Lutheran TALKS His childish mind failed to realize Q he RHIN< to’ keep y.ou warm during this slayer” of Harold Johnson, Neptune 6KSWT le vERjy Poo*a-, always churches now being held in Worces that he had knowledge that would indement weather. High school athlete, whom Farm A WLOCK o w BIRDS ABOOr UWC?N HIS ter and which convened here last gio’s daughter, Marianne, named at wreck at least one home and cause b a c k . . THEY tVLY THE TICKS HlS May. her betrayer. Sentence was defer another neighborhood scandal. h id e 1®URNISHES b y SIVIM « HIM and up red. Farruglo faces a term of 20 Gerald went home that day and VA/ARNIHG OW APPR0*CH!M<3 OANSER-.. The committee of arrangements years to life. babbled the story to his mother who for the Manchester Church 'Vacation Companion Feature $22.50 warned him to be silent. school will meet tomorrow evening With TAGGED! When a search of four days fail at 7:30 with the Rev. Marvin S. ed to reveal trace of the child, the “Children of the Use our 10 payment plan if Stocking. CHARLES EATON Vpii wish. $10 down and the SWEET THING (at other end police began to suspect that there ^ \ jTHSR SWANS Ritz” was something more than a mere INITIATB TMEIR- HILLED BY AUTO EARLE FOXE balance in 10 equal weekly of phone): I think you’ve got the — with— 1 wrong number. disappearance behind the story. SO O N e 1t> MARINE Helen Twelvetrees payments. TIRED BUSINESS MAN (equip Possibly it was a kidnaping, they u r e CARPS- Oxford, Mass.. May 1.— Axel F. Dorothy Jack suggested to the mother. When the Backlin, ot Pbiladolhia, official ot And Many ped with modern conveniences): IN0 THEM UPOK Mackaill Mulhall Others Not if my television apparatus is told them she feared her child had TH »a BACKS the American Steel & Wire Co., to be relied upon.— Jud«e. been murdered, they Immediately paid for a bucket of water with hia started oUt to question two suspects OURINB THEIR. PfPSTVOYACES. life here today. Halting his automo WILLIAMS THAT’S OUT and search fot* the body. bile at the roadside by Oxford Heights pond, he crossed the road Incorporated HUBBY: I’ve Just deposited The'original longhand draft of to get water tor his radiator and $50 to our joint checking account the Declaration of Independence, stepped from behind a parked track Johnson Block, So. Manchester as written by Thomai Jefferson, dear. .w agw aa. in front of a paEting motor which WIFE; Fine! Now we’ve fot $6 ie In the poeeeeeion of the Ameri JkH&SL killed him initantly. in. the bank.— Life* can Phllocophical society. f - - , t • V ‘ V,
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tlm* maintained perfeotly the Conn P 80 (par IS). 187 141 Taylor A Fenn .... — BEETHOVENS SING values of support to the two solo- BORROWS BATTERY HERE, Hart El Lt (par 35) 186 T40 Torrlngton, new . . . 78 tata. POWER TRUST do v t o ...... •...... 180 140 Underwood ...... 110 Every other number on the L^cal Stocks Oreenwlob WAG.. 88 101 Union Mfg C o ...... 18 chorus program was given with KEEPS IT, IS ARRESTED Htfd Gas 0 (par IS) 87 ins U. S. Bovelopo, pfd. 117 STARTINGLY WELL high credit to the organisation and do pfd (par 96) . 66 70 do, com ...... 310 the unanlmouB expression among PLANS TO BUY (Furnished by Putnam Jk Go.) Htfd Ota Rta W I . . R 8 Veeder-Rflot...... 44 K UP AGAIN the audience was one of delighted Waterbury Truck Driver Goes S N E T C o ...... 180 185 Whitlock Coil Pipe . 13 surprise. The Beethoven club had Bid Asked XX—Ex>rtgata. Success of Concert Far Be far surpassed all expectations. The to Jail for Failure to Return « V. Oloclm. bUnufaoturing Blocks. marked Improvement was in all the Goods to Local Supply House MORE PAPERS Bahkeri Trust Uo . . 826 ~ Am H ardw are...... 67 4 88 IN EGRESS parts and a beauty of tone and City Bank and Trust.1800 — Amar Hosiery ...... 27 •— Cap Nat B A T ...... 435 — American Silver . . . 26 — yond Expectations; Chib exactness of part-balance was John .F. Shea of Waterbury, 24 (Continued From Page One) (Conilnoftl from Pag* 1) achieved of which Director Pearson years old, who la employed by the River ...... 400 — Arrow H A H El pfd 106 108 Bond A t g ...... 46 — N.Y. Stocks and his enthusiastic boys have Byrolly Transportation company, do com ...... 48 61 on tha prinetpla Involved would be A c h ie m Triumph. every reason to be highly proud, as found himself In trouble while drfv.) counsel, thxt the power and utility Htfd-Conn Trust Co. 600 700 Autnmgtlo. Ritrig .. — 20 buiittess of the company was con- First Nat Ttfd ___ 276 300 to aurrandar to foreign blooke, and the result of less than four years ing through Manchester on the 22d Acme‘’WJrt, . 24 27 to dlacrimlnate In fevor of some of plodding struggle. day of March and stopped at the aldefa;bly greater than the paper Land Mig and Title — 60 BIgelow-Htfd, com . 106 107 Allied C h em ...... 86 4 business. Morris Plan Hank . . 200 Adi Bosch * • .• «,■ • • • ,,,4, 64 European countries end egelaat Solo Artists Center Auto Supply company. He do pfd ...... 100 — others," The concert of the Beethoven Herdenled, however, that the cor New Brit T r ...... 220 235 Blllinga and Spencer 10 11 Am Can ...... 144 4 The solo artists, Mme. Erva was in need of a battery for his Reed declared “ alien groupa” club, attended by 700 persons at Giles, soprano, and Judson. House, truck and it was late at night. He poration attempted to influence Phoeniz St BAT . . . 676 Bristol B ra ss...... 35 38 Am Loco ...... 1184 editorial policies of the newspapers , Part St. Bank ...... 1175 do pfd ...... 108 — Am Pow and L t ...... 107 4 were attempting to diotete this ne- the High School auditorium last tenor, are so well known to Man did not have a dollar. The Center tlon’a immigration poMoles. night, put that choral organisation chester and to millions of persons Supply company kindly allowed him which it bought Into. Counsel for xxRlverilde Trust .. 726 Caae, Lockwood A B 450 — Am Tel and Tel ...... 231 4 the commission ironically asked do Rts ...... 160 Collins Co ...... 140 150 Am Tob ...... 163 4 “All the national origins lew et- on an entirely new plane. Senti elsewhere, through their radio to take a battery with the under lempla to do la tt preaerve our ment, local pride, a desire to en broadcasting, that it is hardly need standing that he would return it the whether there was any probability West Htfd Trust . . . 00 — Colt’s Firearms .... 34 4 061 Anaconda ...... 146 4 of the so-called power trust's being Itomls. Eagle Lock ...... 53 58 Atl R e f ...... 66 44 present racial balance," Reed con courage worthwhile musical effort, ful to do more than say that they next time he went through Man. Htfd A Conn West .. 95 cluded, "so far as.tbla can be con ran be set clear aside in estimating were there and'sang. Mme Giles' Chester, or within a very few days. adversely criticized by those news h'Rfnlr Bearing .... 110 130 Beth Steel ...... 1134 papers in which it bad heavy stock East Conn Pow 6s .. 99 101 Fuller Brush A ..., 15 18 Can Pac ...... 240 4 trolled b.' Iminigretlon reatrlotlon. the performance of the club, for It soprano voice has a very delightful He failed to keep bis word and con Conn L P 7 i ...... n s To my mind, there Is inly one has leaped into a place where the quality In her upper range, which, sequently was placed under arrest. holdings. 118 do Class AA . ,. . 60 70 Cons Gas ...... 109 4 Norris' Views. Conn L P 6\4t___ 105 ’ 1»7 4 Hart A Cooley .... 200 — Corn Prod ...... 98 course open. To compromise with merits of Its work will stand the while it may seem light in volume, The supply company through that issue la to Invite destruction.” has a peculiar carrying quality. Sen. George W. Norris (R) of Conn L P 4 4 s ___ 98 100 Hartman Tob 1st pf. — 80 Dupont ...... 180 Judgment of music lovers anywhere, Ernest Bantly, manager, made Brid Hyd 5t ...... 102 without allowances or special re Her numbers last night were chosen every effort to Indnce the Byrolly Neb., who is responsible for tbe 105 do com ...... 20 22 Erie ...... 724 bates. with a desire,to meet all musical company to return the battery but commission’s present investigation, Insiiranre StiM ks. Inter Silver ...... 130 135 Gen Elec ...... 245 4 declared today at Graustein's testi Aetna Casualty ....1940 Gen Motors ...... 85 4 In 1927, more than two-tblrda On that basis the Beethoven club tastes— everybody had something without results. Mr. Bantly produc 1980 do pfd ...... 114 118 of Portugal’s population of over mony revealed “ another gigantic Aetna Insurance . . . 780 795 Int Harv ...... 112 » gave a splendid concert. The more sung “ for" hlnl. As her first num ed a letter he sent to the Byrolly Landers, Frary A Clk 68 70 6,000,000 were unable to read or than three years of effort on the ber— a program change— she sang step by the power Interests to get Aetna Life ...... 1420 14 30 Manning & Bow A 18 20 - Int Nickel ...... 60 4 company making such a request and control of public opinion.” Automobile ...... 610 write. part of the director and the entire a setting of “ The Blue Danube" ar to which he never received a reply. 620 do Class B ...... 11 13 Kenecot ...... 95 4 ensemble yielded full fruit In- the ranged especially for her by a Recalling earlier discoveries that Conn. General ...... 2340 New Brit Mch, pfd . 101 — Mack Truck ...... 107 In court this morning Shea plead power and utility interests had Hartford Fire ...... 1115 presentation of an ambitious but friend. It was delightful, the trip ed guilty. He told the court that he 1125 do com ...... 46 48 Marland Oil ...... 40 4 Reading ...... 107% ■wisely selected program, so exceed ping and dainty rythm being treat maintained college professors on Htfd Steam Boiler . 855 875 Nils Bern Pond .... 69 71 Miami Cop ...... 444 Sou Pac ...... 127 had informed the Byrolly company their payrolls, and introduced argu Lincoln Nat Life . . . 12.'» ingly well done that the audience ed with infinite art. It was en to the effect that he had secured the 135 do pfd ...... ion Mo P a c ...... 844 Sou R y ...... 142 spent an evenlniC of unalloyed de cored. She scored a hit, too. In the ments against public ownership in .National ...... 146.5 1485 North & Judd ...... 24 27 N Y Central...... 186 4 S 0 of N J ...... 584 battery and that it must be return school text-books, Norris said the Phoenix ...... 1025 light. Incidentally, the entire con “ Italian Street Song” with the ed. He gave as his excuse his wife's 1035 Peek, Stow and Wil . 15 18 New Haven ...... 1014 S of:N y ...... 43 chorus. Among her group features acqulsiilon of newspapers was Travelers . ..-...... 2010 2030 Russell Mfg Co .... 130 135 do pfd ...... ,.119 4 S O of C a l...... 78 4 cert was sung from memory: not illness and claimed he was off work merely “ a logical step in the fur once was a score used— an explo ' perhaps the most popular number Public Utility Slocks Scovllle Mfg Co .... 574 59: No Amn C o ...... 108 4 Studebaker ...... 84% for several days about that time. therance of the program.” Conn Elec S v e ...... 121 requiring so much diligence of was “ Ml Amor,” a composition Judge R. A. Johnson imposed a Seth Thom C com . . 32 —- Packard ...... 137, Texas Co ...... 66 4 study and In rehearsal that .Tudson w’rltten for her by her husband, E. It is a gigantic scheme which Conn LPS% ...... H 9 do pfd ...... 26 — Penna R R ...... 814 U S R u bber...... 57% fine of $25 and costs. The costs startles the Imagination,” he said. Conn L P 7% ...... 117 House, solo artist last evening, told L. Morris, who acted as her ac were higher than usual because of Smvth Mfg Co pfd . 10:t — Post C e r ...... 754 U S Steel ...... 123 4 members of the club that he had companist. The varied group rang “ Schools, churches, civic organiza Conn L P 54 % pf. ino Stand S crew ...... 165 — Pullman ...... 81 WesUnghouse ...... 1.59 the fact that Patrolman R. H. Wlr- tions, Legislative bodies, broad Conn L P 6 4 % pfd 112 Radio Corp ...... 106 never before seen the feat accomp ed from “ The Indian Love Call” to talla went to Waterbury for Shea Stanley Works, com 60 62 W Overland ...... 25% “ The Answer,” each number receiv casting systems and now the press lished bv a choral body. yesterday. The young man did not —^all are to come under control of Great .Advancement ing a charming and artistic inter have a dollar this morning and al pretation, the greatest monopoly the country So greatly has the chorus ad though Chief Gordon communicat has ever seen. vanced in the last year, and so fine Judson House is better known ed with the officials of the Byrolly “ Followed to a logical conclusion were the results obtained last night, here than Mme. Giles, having sung company, they made no effort to it means that freedom of speech that minor defects noticeable in at a former Manchester concert. His make good. The young fellow, who and even the right to think inde previous annual concerts were voice is unusually rich and of a claimed he had a wife and two pendently will be controlled by the Qiyliare you can ajforj io Luy fjooJi jumiiuy*. found to be wholly eliminated. In powerful, robust type that is rare. children, was taken to Jail. power trust because they control this body of enthusiastic young He has it under wonderful control, the means of communication.” musicians Manchester has a really however, and can and does display Congress has done all it can do wortTiy representative in the Asso a rare adaptability to the mood at this time, -Norris said. ciated Glee Glubs of America and it •which stamps him as an artist of LAWYERS MARK TIME “ It’s now up to the Trade Com- B will surely give an excellent account high standing. Especially was this 1 mission and the courts.” of itself at the annual meetin,g of quality noticeable in the contrasting The commission’s investigation that great organization. numbers of his first group: “ The IN BEARDSLEE CASE was In recess today until tomorrow Beauty of rythm and expression Cloths of Heaven,” which is light when the publicity methods of ■' marked the opening number, “ On and dainty: “ Ah, Love But a Day.” California utilities will be taken up. Wings of Song,” by Mendelssohn, a sentimental love theme, and “ The Refurnish... well chosen as a beginning, pre Pipes of Gordon’s Men.” robust, in Bridgeport, May 1.— Counsel for paring the way for the tremendous Mrs. Oliver Beardslee, held in the GANNETT8 STATEMENT. spiring. martial. Each of these re New York, May 1.— Frank E. contrast provided by the "Soldiers’ ceived the artistic interpretation to detention home here since her hus Chorus” from “ Faust.” into ■w’hi-li band was shot in Stratford last Gannett, publisher of the Brooklyn be expected from a Judson House. Eagle, today issued a statement in THE KITCHEN the chorus centered every particle His second consisted of “ Pleading.” week, expects to receive a copy of of Its potential elan, which stirs Coroner John J. Phelan’s finding in which he declared that the Inter delightful and delicate in treat national Paper company bad no latent martial emotions and fills ment. and the ever popular “ Ah, the case tomorrow, though nothing the most timid indivicual with the official has been announced con voting rights in the management of Moon of My Delight” from the the Eagle and no control of Us during Keith s Annual ardor of daring. "Persian Garden.” In this latter cerning the finding. Meanwhile both The One Letdown the Town Court of Stratford and policies. number, especially, Mr. House’s The statement w'as Issued in con It was in the third number on the voice was heard to glorious effect. Mrs. Beardslee’s counsel are mark program— and this for an obvious ing time awaiting the Issuance of nection with the investigation of Home Makers Month To encore and double encore again, the Federal Trade Commission into reason— that the club suffered its he responded with “ The Rosary” the finding. single defeat of the evening, only The first move of creditors the activities of the company in the and “ Lindy Lou,’’ playing his own field of newspaper publishing. a partial one at that. “ The Lullaby accompaniment. against the estate of Oliver Beards of Love.” which is the contest num lee came today when Benjamin R. Gannett’s statement said: Miss Eva M. Johnson acted as ac "The International Paper com ber at the forthcoming Associated companist for the club and also for Thorpe, local provisions merchant, Glee Clubs meeting, found the club brought suit in the Common Pleas pany absolutely owns no common Mr. House and at the conclusion of stock in the Brooklyn Daily Eagle a shade too anxious to succeed. his first group the arti.st led Miss Court here for foreclosure of a The opening measures were beauti judgment lien of $665 against the and has no voting rights in the Johnson to the front of the plat management. fully sung— nothing could have form to share the lavish applause— Beardslee homestead at 180 King been finer— and then nerves beffhh street, Stratford, the place where “ It owns only 40 per cent of a a deserved compliment. holding company which I absolute to “jget in their work. The result All in all the B^thoven club and Beardslee was shot. The Judgment was that in the later passages there was obtained on April 9 with J. F. ly control and this holding com its indefatigable leader have serious pany only owns two-thirds of the A well furnished kitchen— colorful, cozy and replete with modern conveniences was a noticeable letdown and the congratulations coming to them. Wilcoxsen, of Stratford, Beardslee’s — is the goal of every Home Maker today. A gayly patterned floor of I whole rendition, in consequence, conservator, as defendant. The bill stock in the Brooklyn Eagle. They have definitely arrived. “ I personally have all tbe voting linoleum, a cozy nook with a colorful set that fills your breakfast time with #as not within a considerable dis was for eatables that included a cheer— an Insulated gas range— a tidy kitchen cabinet— all in harmonizing col tance of being up to the high stand number of chickens which M,”s. power of two-thirds of the common ors are Just a few of the modern accessories with which to Improve your ard achieved in the rest of the pro ANDERS0N-SPER6ER Beardslee yesterday told Coroner stock of the Brooklyn Eagle. The kitchen and Keith’s have them all at very moderate prices. gram. Phelan her husband had carried to other one-third voting power is In the swashbuckler, rollicking the “ tea room owned by the mother controlled by various individuals type of selection the chorus was at of one George Wilson.” who were original owners of Eagle Miss Gertrude M. Sperber of 63 stock.” Its very best. In “ Who Sails With Pearl street and Eric A. Anderson, Drake?” were shown excellence of son of Mrs. John Anderson of 30 McDougall tone, sharpness of clear cut attack TREASURY BALANCE This country paid Panama $10,- Darling Atreet, East Hartford, 000,000 for tbe Canal Zone rights, and release in phrasing that could were married yesterday afternoon not have been better, no matter Washington, May 1 — Treasury but this does not Include an an- Kitchen Cabinets White Mountain at the Concordia Lutheran church balance April 29; $226,301,274,25. dual rental of $260,000. what experience might be back of on Winter street. The ceremony the rendition. It swept the audience Refrigerator out of itself and carried It, wind was performed by the pastor. Rev. ■ A full size model with every practical blown, to the Spanish Main where H. O, Weber. They were attended convenience, furnished in bright new col the Jolly Roger whipped Its hal by Miss Helen Anderson, sister of ors that harmonize with your kitchen— Club liards. the bridegroom and Eric A. Sper either French gray or Garden Green. In “ The Echo Song,” by D Lasso, ber, brother of the bride. In the ab cludes flour bin and full set of measuring You can select your new refrigerator was a delightful novelty and per sence of the regular organist, Fred THE COPPER INDUSTRY cups. Jars for spices, etc. Priced at DOW with many advantagee. A caall fectly done. The chorus was divided Warner, Helge Pearson, organist at B47.2.T. deposit will deliver any of theee famoue the Swedish Lutheran church, play chesta. You pay the balance in easy Into two sections, one remaining A larger model than above finished in on the platform and the other being ed the bridal march from Lohen weekly payrobnte and receive 10% die- grin and the recessional by Men grey and blue with working top of genu count. In addition we allow you |5,00 grouped In a corner of the hall to ine Porcellron. Has patented McDougall enact the echo. The echo refrain delssohn* at the close of the cere extra for your old refrigerator. A mony. Autofront that opens and closes in a Jiffy. model for every home! was most realistically produced. It Complete with accessories. Priced at took but a slender Imagination to The bride’s gown was of blue f67JS0. hear a group of singers halloing georgette. She wore a hat to match across a wide valley and another and carried a shower bouquet of group answering. This number bridal roses and lilies of the val WHITE MOUNTAIN GRAND. met with an insistent encore. ley, The bridesmaid wore orchid The “ 31lserere.” georgette with hat to match and Porcelain Top A popular three door elde icing mod An outstanding feature of the carried an arm bouquet of Premier Breakfast Sets el.* Case of selected hardwood, cork- program was the “ Miserere" scene roses. m board insulated with full Bno-Wbita from "II Trovatore.” In which the A reception followed at the $49.50 enamel lining. Ice capacity I 35 lbs. famous duet was taken by Mme. home of the bride. Mr. and Mrs. This beautiful set (exactly Exterior finish in Golden * Erva Giles, the soprano soloist, and Anderson on their return from a as illustrated) includes large Oak. Club P r ic e ...... Judson House. The mere technic motor trip to Niagara Falls will be dropleaf table with genuine of handling this scene, with its at home to their friends after May BY ALLARD SMITH, Porce-Namel top, approved of many difficult entrances and Intri 15 at 63 Pearl street. 'VicePresident, The Union TrustComiNmy, by Good Housekeeping Insti cate musical phrasing, and sung In Cleveland. tute and four decorated Wind Italian— a language utterly un More than 80 per cent of the ^ N E of the most dramatic events of tbe sor style chain. Finished in NEW STEEL REFRIGERATOR familiar to most of the members— ivory and blue or green and without the use of a line of written 100,000 annual cases of diphtheria ^ businese world In reeent months bae A new side icing model with all metal in this country occur between the been the sensational riae and the reeent orange. Welch cabinet to music by anyone but the director match B30. exterior in beautiful green enamel. Two and accompani.st, was a feat very ages of one and five years. drastic decline of copper prices. For ssv- food compartments flnlebed In white enr seldom achieved outside of profes ; eral years copper clung to a depreesed amel. Ice capacity 75 lbs. Doors her sional grand opera. Yet the chorus ^ level of around 13 or-14 cents a pound. metically sealed by rubber ■ sang this difficult composition with It began to show marked signs of strength The New Quaker gaskets. Club P r ic e ...... X excellent tone quality, steadiness of late In 1928, rising to 24 cents a pound Insulated rythm and clarity of diction that NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING by April of 1929. were delightful, and at the same FOR A CERTIFICATE OF Tbe advance of tbe red meUl was In- Gas Range APPROVAL FOR A timately connected with the rise of living' GASOLINE FILLING STATION ^7 standards in this country, as reflected by $144 IN THE I the marked growth of the electrical, auto- TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CON.V. [ mobile, radio and other ind|istrfes which. This large and beautiful gas range NOTICE! : use large quantities of copper. has two great advantages. Tbe Insu Upon the application of I Sales of radio sets mounted from lated walls retain the heat keeping your EDWARD J. WILSON 15.000,000 in 1922 to $306,000,000 in kitchen cool In the summer time and .Vollce is hereby given that there ! for a certificate of approval of the 1923. There are now ,10.000,000 sets In tbe heat thus retained allows baking jwlll be a Special Meeting of the le- location of a gasoline tilling station ^ the U. 8. with a decidedly lower fuel consump [ gal voters of the Town of Manches- to be located on the premises of •Altbough botlk production and.' con- tion. Has four top cooking burners, Iter at High School Hall, in said AARON JOHNSON ; sumption of copper have made new. high simmerer and automatic lighter. A large size oven with automatic heat IManchester on Monday, May 6, ON BRAINARD PLACE, i records, the demand until recently out J1929, at seven o’clock in the after- It was voted and ordered: control and broiler below. Finished in stripped the iupply, with tbe result that full grey and white enamel, black and inoon. Eastern Standard Time, for That the foregoing application be stocks of the metal in producers’ bands bearc and determined at the Select nickel trim. Let us demonstrate this I the following purpose, to wit:— I ran low. They amounted to 65.000 tons efficient range to you. I 1. To see if the Town will appro- men's Office in the Municipal Build this spring compared with. 106,000 tons jprlate the sum of 815,000.00 for ing In said Tewn on the 13 th day of .one year ago. I the purpose of defraying Its portion May, at 7 P, M, B, S, T. and that notice be given to all persons European recovery has been another jof the cost of rebuilding, in con- Important factor In tbe return pf the cop I Junction with the State of Connec- interested in said application, of its per Industry to prosperous conditions. Ex- pendency and of the time and place Colorful Kitchen floors Itlcut Highway Department, the „ shipments from United States were [highway known as Main Street, of hearing thereon, by publishing a 674,221 tons against 641,865 tons in 1937. SbipUientt to douTestic [within the limits of the Town of copy of this notice at least three users made an even larger gain, however, the total beinr 988.460 of LinoleuAi.J > - ' [Manchester, extending from Cen times in The Evening Herald, and tons comp'^red with 824,844 in 1927. by sending a copy of this notice by t e r Street northerly to Depot Most‘ large conaumera' have purchased enqugh copper for their Among our Spring aasoiloieat of 3^aare. registered mail to said applicant, A rmstrong’e linoleums are many’' beau all at least s<;ven days before the needs for tbe next two monthe. This fact kaa caused some slacken . ^^Dated at Manchester, Connecti ing in current demand. .In additioa soaring prices have stimulated Opposite H i^ School 1/ tiful patterns for'(h‘« ; kitchen, ' New date or said bearing, to appear at marbeltxed sQuares or dlstincttve em o n , this 29th day of April, 1929, t>roduction and' supplies have inereaaed., , When pressed upon the ^ South Manchester ' said time and place, if they see bossed tiles gre^par^)ariy-we|l adapt 1, JOHN H. HYDE, cause, and be beard relative there market these had an adveraq effect upon, prices. In the second weeX THOMAS J. ROGERS, of April the price dropped precipitately from. 34 cents n ppnhd to ed end wiMn eerinOn{eO’doini,hJr>R;e|tb*s< to. expert laydrii will proVlde ynim|uteliM It' GEO. E. KEITH. For and by order of the Board of below 20 cents. Meanwhile, moat profloceri. in the. industry have WELLS A. STRICKLAND, been enjoying the greatest prosperity since vrap days,' This fact wan with a eolortul lagthl^ floor ’.mat ft Selectmen of the Town of Manches 'We Invite ydu to see our Spring Display of Summer and Kitchen waterproof and edaily kept'brhibt and W. W. ROBERTSON. ter. Connecticut. vigorously reflected by «A ImprOHlTO itQcIt nurket advance otprleqa clean. May we'pseflknra yOui ^ Selectmen of the Town of THOMAS J. ROGERS. of copper shares. i Fiiniiahinss at our Uptown Showrooms, 825 Main Stxeet today! V •,•1 . „ Manchester, Connecticut. . Secretary...... '■*$ s— *■ PAGE f 6 U R > - - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, MAY 1,1929.
and the first dance will take place F. Welker, director of religious ed ■ -’ TBAT ML\ . Wednesday evening the 15th and It ucation in the Hartford County is expected last year’s opening WAPPING council, will be present and conduct London—Xtaonad* if t o «(ease DAILY RADIO PROGRAM crowd of 925 will be surpassed. the story telling class and Rev. for not payinn; Rockville gentlenian, on reoeltlar « • forlnSi Wednesday, May 1. 422.3—W OR, N EW A R K —710. Leading DX Stations. Shower for Miss Rogalns. i Harry B. Miner will teach the Re 7:00 6:00—Rutgers University hour. Another shower was tendered Next Sunday, May 5 is t
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOtTIH MANCHESTER, OONN^ WEDNESDAY,
BOYS TO TAKE .CHARGE Live^ of Himte^l tional's fllm verslon of the |16,000 prtse-wlnxilns; story by- Convell Woolrioh, Is the associate film fea CHICAGO ROHHNGS WHAT TO DO H i OF THE SIOCK MARKET ture for today and tomorrow. Jack Mulhall and beauUful Dor othy Mackalli have the stellar roles Chicago, May 1,— Residents of Y O D i t I j i n No One Over 21 YearM of Age the near northwest side were ter . Will Be Among the Man with Doris Dawson, Joyce Compton and Jarry Payne in support. The rorized today by a series of bomb agers. AT THE STATE story has to do with the modern explosions which within five min When the cold is In Bab^s Bea& Jazs-lovlng, care-free youth of to utes wrecked three soft drink par you can make bis breathing: eastar New York, May 1.— James N. “Ghost Tallts” day. lors. by puUing a few drops of Gilchrist, 20-year-old employe, Police Captain Paul Gilbert, i In “Chlldreii of Ritx” Friday and Saturday the State albolene in his nostrils sever^- "Boy president’’ of the New York will present Davey Lee, the famous whose district the bombings occur times daily. But to throw off Exchange, today prepared to as There still seems to be one form red, said the blasts either' signal cold completely, keep him warm,' of screen entertainment that never child sUr of “ The Singing Fool,” , sume his toga as king tor a day of l/Ai*. in his first Vltapbone talking pic ized a iiew beer war o - ’^were the and make his tmweis move freely. the world’s greatest financial mart. ip disliked by the theater-going ture, “ Sonny Boy.’,' outgrowth of bitter feeling over a For this purpose, doctors advikh James’ ascension to the throne 1.I//W public. That is mystery— a story fund being raised for the defense 'Fletchpr’s Cnsforia, becapse ftfi. will come on the occasion of the that is chock full of hair-raising of suspects held In connection with purely vegetable and harmless, ic annual “ Boy’s Day,” tomorrow fr ills , hilarious merriment and the slaughters of seven Moran acts as quickly as castor oil' and when Juveniles, their youthful poignant dramatic moments. TEST ANSWERS gangsters. doesn't gripe or sicken. Millions Of brows corrugated by thh grave re Such a type of picture Is the Windows within a radius of sev mothers know how easily Castorla sponsibility conferred upon them, William Fox all-talking Movietone eral blacks were shattered and/half soothes crying, fretful babies ai^d take over and run the intricate ma film, “ The Ghost Talks,” which Is Here is the answer to the Letter a dozen persons were reported to children''to sleep; how quickly chinery of the ’change. eO SlA l** now being presented at the State Golf puzzle on the comics page: have suffered cuts from broken relieves those common ailments, theater; Not once does the spect^ glass. The chairman of the board will I THIWK SHE ARK, ARM, AIM, DIM, DIE, such as colic, gas, cohstipatloh. be James McAlvanah, 18-year-old tor lose interest throughout the un- DOE, TQB, TOO, ZOO. Those whose places were bomb diarrhea, etc. To protect you from yvinding of the story. There are page boy whose duty will be to Htir S A \ k a s ed were Benjamin Kepelsku, Paul imitations, the' Fletcher signature thrills, langhs and more thrills that sound the opening and closing S meak out O’CONNELL IN ROME Buezkowski and Joseph Kuchar- Is on every bottle of genuine Cas- gongs. seem to predominate at all times. ski. They have remained closed toria. THwn^AE! Walter H. Aims will be the pres ' v Every shriek, scream and gaspi as Vatican CJty, May 1.— William since the Moran gang massacre. ident of the Stock Clearing Cor well as every spoken word has been Cardinal O’Connell, Archbishop of The three outrages evidently poration and Gordon B. Pemberton synchronized perfectly with the pic Boston, will be received in audi were the work of a gangster group and Andrew Germuth will act as ture. All of the players are heard ence by Pope Plus XI at 7:30 operating in an automcblle. Best Quality Certified managers of the day branch and as well as seen. o’clock this evening. night branch, respectively, of the Such prominent film favorites as SEED POTATOES A magazine writer asserts that corporation. Charles Eaton, Helen Twelvetrees, FEMININE VARIETY? B. H. H. Simmons, for five years V Stepln Fetchlt and Earle Foxe if Insanity continues at its present Frank V. Williams president of the exchange, will for make up the cast. Lew Seller di rate, in 200 years there will not “ They say his fortune runs to be a sane man or woman in the mally turn over bis power to the rected. six figures.” Buckland “ Children of the RItz,” First Na United States. What! Only one new officers at a meeting In the “ Yeah, I’ve seen them.” — Life. person going nutty every year! governing committee room tomor 'C.V Telephone 989*2 row. • None of the “ financial leaders” 4 ' t. — for a day— 13 over 21 years of age. Oil Phone Without IJCENSES SUSPENDED Charge cfi. -C£t, New Britain .. 4082 Glastonbuy . . 210 A list of operators whose li Manchester . .1530 censes to drive automobiles in Con Winelsor 380 necticut have been suspended for City ...... 2-6261 one year for driving while under the-Infinence of liquor was given out today at the State Motor Vehi cle Department as a part of the ef lette of Spring Hill spent the week the lake has been moved to the fort to reduce this highway men end at the home of their grand CIROWIIi^iQ ^ MADOTFOinD ace. The department statement ad- COLUMBIA Green near the schoolhouse. This parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Isham. would have been destroyed as the vliwd people to notify the depart Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Kingsley of ment or the police in case they new state road goes there. Never Before A new: ten- Miss Gladys Rice a student at the Hartford were guests Sunday of shonld -see any of these drivers op Mr. and Mrs. T. G. Tucker, erating motor vehicles. Willimontic Normal schwl, ip story addition spending part of her vacation in At the Columbia church Sunday Bridgeport; Fred E. Burck, Hec New Haven with her cousin. Miss morning, the pastor. Rev. John tor A. Hevey, Otto J. Morazes, Ray Doris Pinckney. Howell spoke on the driving force where the A r Pease, Walter E. Rice; Danbury: Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Collins of discontent. There was no meet irsumniii and Possibly row points! DtHiald Miller; Darien; Alex G. spent the week-end in New York ing of the Christian Endeavor in Pleslck; East Windsor Hill: John with their daughter. Miss Eleanor the evening, as the local society was N lEiDE n m * Conlin; Hartford: Louis J. ^rouil- Collins. invited to meet with the Hebron let, Arthur B. Chambers, Fred Mias Miller of Boston, with a society at a Tri-County meeting. In 20 years, soothing, invisible Crews, Cornelius Fenton, Thos. J. The house on the Green formerly Aemo has seldom failed to relieve friend, opened the Miller cottaije at wen tbe most stubborn <»ngon o Never Again Norton, Jessie Pullman, H. J. Sal- the lake for the week-end. occupied by Miss Eliza Hutchins Eczema and itching skin. Also the nan, Robert Sera; Manchester: Mrs. Eugene Lafleur returned to and owned by Henry Hutchins has Loiiis T. Breen. her home Sunday after spending a been let to the State Inspector on way t ^ remarkable antiseptic liq Meriden: Eugene Cote, Thos. F. few days in Meriden visiting her the new state road now being coh- uid quickly banishes pimples, itchinf Gillespie; Milford: Geo. Enston; parents. structed. He will move In with ^ and other skin irritations, wi] New Britain: Thos. J. Barron, Gun his family very soon. delight you. If you want a clear skin Miss May Randall of Hartford never be without safe Zemo. A1 Such a Sale The annual meeting of the Co ner Olson; New Haven; Kenneth has opened the Dresser cottage druggists—35c, 60c and $1.00. B. Amerman, Chas. W. Bruce, north of the Green for the summer. lumbia Improvement association AlMk Dutbie; New London: John Work on the Jonathan Trumbull was held Saturday evening. The J. Qoss, Robert McAdams; Water- Highway has commenced. A steam following officers were elected: bul^: Jos. Blanchette, James Nash; shovel weighing 48 tons has just President, J. N. Clarke; vice-presi .Watertown; Louis S. Beech. arrived for use on Woodward Hill. dent, Wm. W olff; secretary, Cora Astoria, L. I.: Carl S. Dodd; To- Its operator is boarding with Mrs. Hutchins; treasurer, H. W. Porter; FILMS ghs. Me.: Frank Naples; New Trythall. He has just come from board of directors, W. H. Carpenter, B i^sw iek, N. J.: Wm. T. Mc New York, where he has been work C. E. Hunt, Fannie Collins and Developed and Raymond Clarke. Adams; Brooklyn, N. Y.: Fletcher ing building a 50-foot parkway. Printed Leftwich; Middletown, N. Y.: Wal Joe Lafleur is making frequent A handsome spruce tree which ter E. Morrison; Montrose, N. Y.: trips to the lake getting in readi stood In the triangle of the road at Elisah Dykes. ness to open for the summer. FLAMING DAYS The schools of the town are hav of All Kinds INHERITED TRAIT ing a week’s vacation, as are the pupils attending the Windham ABEI^’S FATHER: When I was a boy I High school. thought . nothing of chopping Mrs. Emily Little returned to Expert Repairing on wood all day. her home on the Green after spend Elite Studio SON: I don’t think so much of All Makes of Cars. ing the winter in Hartford. 08a Slain, Uiistalrs It myself.— Answers. The Misses Hazel and Lois Gil ONLY 26 Cooper St. Tel. 789
Frankly, we cannot advise too strongly early inspection HERE'S of the many wonderful sale op TYDOU portunities. The very article Our Entire Stock of^ ETHYL that you may be looking for might be among those carrying AT ITS the largest reduction, but in all cases they are single pieces or odd suites that cannot be du plicated. TiO'help you in se lection we have identified each ETH YL gives you the advantages of high com price reduction with a different pression in any motor, old or new , . . w ithout colored tag, as follows. FURNmiRE every article—^without reservation a knock. Milhons of motorists consider it the RED TAG S I only justificaticp for paying an extra price for I . gasoline. And it makes TYDOL ETHYL not 50% R ed u ction Enters a Tremendous 10 S'l h- only the most valuable typ e of premium fuel, G R EEN TAG S Day Rebuilding Sale but the one that returns most extra value of all S V . extra-price fuels. Tide Water Oil. Sales Cor 40% R ed u ction with reductions ranging from poration, 31 James Ave., Boston, Mass. YELLOW TAGS Use VEEDOL Ae motor oil used by the Graf Zeppelin per per 30% R ed u ction cent cent B LU E TAGS £ UADBB OF POBMIVM CASOLINBS 1 /
2 0 % R ed u ction which will pay you a premium to anticipate your spring needs in furniture by bu3ing now. W HITE TAGS lA now under way made it necessary for us to take over* from tha demolished) two large floors of furniture 'l?^ d ^ K plac^ in the mam building. When you consider that the flooi^ &a R ed u ction furniture they could properly take care w
On thW seven^ floor in new loca^on for all pfflbe fum itu^ picturea, l^ y * carriages aad gas ranged m the gen eral Fo]id|«^.Bebuiidii^ . -* ■ .’-L’ ' ... ALL FUiUn^GlI^ I .f i r i MANCHESTER EVENING H E R A t». MOTH MMWaEBSTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY. MAV l , m » . ^ A O E S IX
showdown In the Dennett case by came available, we spoke our mind ibrndiM lrr haring one hundred leading physl* Ob the subject. We have seen bo- OPEN U N T I L ' 9 O'CLOCK EVERYv THURSDAY E-y;Rtl clans, ministers and educators where, in any of the metropolitan Ctmting KrraUi autograph a copy ot Mrs. Mary newspapers nor have ^e heard in Ware Dennett’s “ Sex Side of Life" any responsible circles, however, lBBAI-D*i*^WnNO COI?^5n. iN& and mgll It to the President of the the first word of expression of any ▲t It BIEMU StTMt. United SUtes. By this act erery \ such deduction as ours from the Sentb ICanGbMtar. Oonn. By RObirfitr DtJTCmB. FottndEd by BIwood & BU. one o f the one hundred would situation. Nevertheless we have Washington. May OM Oot. 1. Ittl adhered to it. to refurnish your Bvary Bvsnliic Bxe«pt Suad^i and openly defy the law under which thing cerUln aboift the broePedUve Two new wa'ys Holiday a. Mrs. Dennett was prosecuted, the Now France, at least, has sud agricultural legislation ‘ is that Bntarad at tba Post Offlea at tenth statute forbidding the sending of denly come awake. She realises everybody isnH going to be satls^ Manebastar. Conn., aa Sdoond Claaa that if the Reich completes this fled. * Mall Mattar. obscene matter through the mail, Ersats Preussen and build three The ehanOM nlio are that what 8 0 BSCK1PT1ON RATB8: By Mall and would do It In a way that ever progra!m Is snaked will reanlre dining room this Spring ■lx dolUra a ya-r. aixty oanU a more like her in the next four month for abortar narloda would demand attention. a considerablo, period to demon By oarrlar. alsbtaan eanu a waak. It this scheme Is carried out it years, which she has a right to do strate iU snOeoMi. As sngisted hr Btnxla aoptaa tbraa oanU. under the Versailles treaty, she President Hdoroy In ^ momsgo to, Similar 8PBC1AL aOVBKTlBlMQ BBPKB* would seem to be almost Impossl* Congress. Hogoo tho«( , probably SBNTATIVB. Elamllton*l>a UMar. ble tor the federal authorities to will have t)ie French navy licked Sketch Inix S86 Madtaon Avanoa Naw fork, will be anlto a Uttlo moaning and and Sit North Mlablfan Avanna ignbre the challenge. We .can't for to a standstill on paper, because no bowling for somo time to edme. the life of ns see how President French cruiser can match the Belch No one U robbing it in very *^*Tha*Manchaatar Bvanlns ?• class ship in guns, nor anywhere much, hnt the old farm bloc appears on aala In Naw York City at Sobnlts a Hoover could fall to take official to be taking tbh last' Ueks of a Nawa Stand. Sixth Avenna and «tnA notice of the proceeding and turn near match her, and no French bat* t?;. Straat. and 4tnd, Straat antranea of sound trimming. Apparently it is be- Grand Central Station and at all the case over to the Department of tleship could come anywhere hearjj^ pushed li^ht iM'ek to Jdst whau Hoatltos Nawa^ 8^ d a ■ MVkAAil .a A AomIm* 1VA.A Justice. If he did. it would be open her. through lack of speed. the Opolidga aAmto: trstlon was willing to eooesda to tks tamers Client of International Nawa ter- conniving at what Judge Borrows And that, if yon please, will be Tlca exactly the situation of the Amerl- and notblog more. “Intamatlonal Nawa Sanrlca baa tba and his jury have just declared to Farm Bloe's Last Maiii. t-= < - exclusive rights to nsa tor rapnbllca* be a crime, and this with the whole j can Navy, after the United Stotes The admioisiratlOD’B onslaught tlon in any form all nows dtaoatebca has thrown away two or three mil against the esport debenture .plan, eraditad to or not otherwise eradited country looking on. In this paper. It la also axelosivaly lions on these new cruisers, nseleas which was bound to be dedsfve. ap entitled to uaa for rapublloatlon all And If the President of the Unit parently has sflualebad the farm tba local or undated news publlabed ed States should figure as an offi toys compared with ships of no bloc’s last feeble jtmgfle. ^ is beraln.** greater tonnage but built under year finds a Mmpletw reversAl of Pull tennea Client of N B A Ser- cial complainant, how could the De Tice. Member. Audit Bureau of Cireu* partment of Justice pay any less at this revolutionary German plan. the situation iU previous years ■-feV latlona We will have nothing that can when farm relief was on tbe legis tention to his complaint than it did lative program. Both bouses • of WEDNESDAY, MAY 1. 1929 to the complaint against Mrs. Den stand op to the Reich ships except ConCT6ti by iUbtlEntlEl niEjnrltlw# nett, brought by a Virginia chapter battleships of hardly more than tw lS passed tbe old McNay- half the. speed of these strange and Haugen bill with its equaUtatlon t POWER ABfD NEWSPAPERS of the D. A. R.? terrible craft. fee. Twice Coolidge vetoed it and One thing can be said for Archi It is easy to imagine President now it isn’t even mentioned any Just as France has awakened, yo bald Graustein, president of the in Hoover’s disgust with the situation, more. . . - ^ will the United Stofes awaken— by ternational Paper Company. In his if it develops as it promises to. We Tbe two largest national tam er organizations bare brought forward testimony before the Federal Trade haven’t the remotest idea that Mr, and by. We firmly expect hot news- ■ paper discpsalon and congressional their separate epecifle remedies and Commission concerning the Inter- Hoover’s mind is cluttered np with each has been turned down, not by Nine These two new dining ensembles offer two Amsrlean gnmwood and mapls oreriay^ tonjd debate on this question a year from to a rich not color, bav# been need, w b ^ tbe •' national’s investments in newspa- any of the smudges and quirks that Congress but by the tyblte House. distinctively different ways to transform your now, or two years, when millions The American Farm Bureau Federal Pieces dining room this Spring. Tbs first, similar to ebair seats ars covsrsd to a small flgnred, twte . per securities he was, in contrast makes a ceruin type of people re tone Jacquard vslonr. Table, bnffet, china cab* shall already have been squander tion stood behind the equalization tbe sketch, is of old Eoglisb iospiration, having to some of the magnates who in gard sex and sin as synonymous inet, arm ebair and 6 side ebairs included, eg ed. B oi^ot yet. Not till a lot of fat fee and thw National Orange spon i six-legged table as shown, with sturdy stretd> '-th e last few years have been ques terms, and biology a creation of sored the debenture 4)lab. ert and tnniad lac* io erldanca* Walnutp sold separately, if you wlsb. contracts have been let— to be can tioned by Congressional investiga Satan. He is sane and clean, and Of course a majority of members $130 celled with equally fat allowiinces tors, at least respectful and appar- for that reason, under ordinary cir of tbe old farm blbe are left to a cumstances, a thousand persons later. somewhat peeuliar position, whieb •i.’ fently truthful and frank. The pub- would be mneb more embarrasslog might autograph any such text lie will be largely inclined, even, to them if they were not tueb hard Similar book as Mr.;. Dennett’s and send ened politicians. Only a year ^ r to believe in the candor of Hr. Sketch Granstein’s declaration that the In- it through the mails to him and all they were all hollering for the IN NEW YORK equalization fee and Insisting t b « tematlonal Paper Company, when that would happen would be a note nothing else would do. Then all of '' it made investments in newspapers of acknowledgment from a secre New York, May 1.— The big town them except Senators Norris, La- for the sake of securing better mar tary, If anything. But the convic gossip , . . The swanky Fifth ave Follette and Blaine dashed into the ket for its newsprint paper product, tion of Mrs. Dennett puts altogeth nue windows reveal that the boys front ranks of the Hoover par^e last summer and fall, assuring the er another face on the affair. These will soon be wearing grim black ■. took particular pains to arrange country that all the farmer need do people* deliberately. contemplate shirts with bright orange ties. All ' matters so that there could be no right, go ahead and wear 'em! was to trust Impticlty in Hoover — i something that has just been ruled he most sUuneh enemy of tbe | true accusation that the corpora- Don’t mind me. My eyesight’s slip • tion was influencing newspaper a criminal action— and they are equalisation fee. . . . ping anyhow, . Tbe election result proved eithci • Eddie Cantor and Corey Ford ' policies with relation to power. forcing the head of the nation to that the farmers believed them We are inclined to pot consider- take cognizance of it. have both written burlesques on The Cradle of the Deep.’’ And that they didn't want tbe McNarv | Bble faith in the rectitude of the in- There would appear to be only since the squabble over Joan Haugen bill especially. Or both, ii , tentions of the Intemationai Paper Lowell’s authenticity the wags have Hoover had lost a few farm stal«•^ , one loophole out ot wholesale to Smith the aaxicnltural legislation been having a great time. Someone Company in its newspaper dealinga prosecution of the challengers. The situation would now resemble a certainly they appear to be such as suggested that, lf*and when the Dennett case is going op to the clr movie version Is made, the theme panic- might be approved by the most ex cult court of appeals and will prob song should be, “ Ixiok Out, You’re Some of the farm bloc boys ex pressed mildly a painful surprise at acting critic—^if the Intemationai ably be beard in June. Perhaps Rocking the Cradle!’’ Eddie Dowling, one of Broad the Hoover message to Congress on Paper Company were not tied np President Hoover may take the the ground that it didn't go far hard and fast with the Internation way’s most popular song and dance view that, in view of this fact, the men, who just made bis first enough. But there’s nothing they al Paper and Power Company, and affair is still in a state of flux, and talkie. “ The Rainbow Man,’’ was can do about it, apparently. And in If the International Paper and named Nell Goesher at birth. 1 am view of the circumstances they may decide upon the claims of er don’t dare say very much either. Power Company were not deeply ror and sends' the case back for told. But then if you sUrted to trail down the real names of stage ’They really accepted defeat whfln interested in activities that a good trial. If the circuit court flnds er and screen stars, heaven knows they supported the Hoover-Curtis many people regard as Inimical to ror and sends the case back for re where you would wind up. For in ticket. . . . V No one Is In any position to show the public interest. trial, that will be something else stance. such a poetic name as Do If that Hoover’s program isn’t the Nine neautifully grained walnut, American gumwood But here again there Is room for again, and the valiant one hundred lores Del Rio becomes Asuriolo, best one or that it won’t eventually This Is a suite, somewhat heavier in design, vou check it back. But Rudy Val iltbougb also Inspired by Early English pieces. and oak overlays. A small checked, multi cov giving credit for all honesty of pur be tbe one most helpful to agricul ered Jacquard velour of distinctive design la aotograpbers may never get them entino. it always seemed to me. was Pieces The table Is of the pedestal type, like tbe one pose, even when one fOels some selves arrested after all. an Inspired monicker for a “ love In ture. Of course some experts have used to upholster the chair seats. If you wish, serlouB doubts about its effectlve- shown, having four legs. The pieces Included what nervous over the possibility terest” hero. Particularly when he In each ensemble----- table, buffet, china cabinet, you may select as many pieces from this group started out as Gugllelmo. Oh well! ness, but Hoover himself was dead ps you need. of the water powers of the country A ROSE AND A REPROACH right In asserting that any real ef arm chair and 5 side chairs... .are made of being absorbed by huge corporate There is an editor on the Water- fort would have to be experimental. $232 Life is like this: The first show interests. There is a very large b.ury Republican on whom we ■producer to get his clutch on that The strongest feature about the greatest of song hits, “ 1 Can’t Give equalization fee. as qompgred with school of thought which is honest would pin a rose, and then sadly measures proposed subsequently to ly convinced that complete econom chide him. Starting from the re You Anything But Love. Baby, kicked'U out of his musical revue. Its demise as an issue, was that it ic develdpment of the nation’s re- mark of a St. Louis writer that the The show closed within a few weeks. represented' in attempt to control Refrigerator Club Tickets for Kiwanis Minstrels * sources is possibly only through “ Worms!” about which the birds The same song was picked up for production. The theory was that if pTOwers of Ih^ crops affocten In* $3 makes you a member and delivers your lockets for the Klwania Minstrel Show go on the operation of these great combi the colored revue, “ Blackhlrds.* sing “ mean nothing to us,” the creased their acreage they would new Leonard refrigerator. ’ $5 for your old sale tomorrow at our telephone switch board., - nations of capital. And such has And they say that this production box. Easy Terms. Cash Prices. Join to Waterbury editor wisely remarks proportionately ihorease the cost ot just inside tbe Main street door. went over the top largely on the morrow! ■ been the trend of American edu that worms do mean something— strength of that song. disposal of surplptes . and only cation and the American tempera they mean trout, at this season soak themselves. The theory was ment that, while there are millions The Lafayette. Ind.. Courier has that they would have sense enough “ when flies are still unavailing.” to realize that in advance. of people who are at all- times a particularly bright gold star list For that, the rose! Snobbery and of graduates in and about Manhat Eliminatee Control Feature. ready to cry out against the trusts, angling Ignorance combine to pro tan, George Barr McCuJtcheon, who But there is no control feature these same persons are the very duce. even in New England and in died recently, is said to have writ in the administration farm bill. ten “ Graustark,” the romahee on That probleffi #ill have to ^ork It ones who have no confidence In April, constant assumption that the self out. knows what will governmental control of utilities which he built hie fame and for WATKINS BROTHERS, Iwfi only real sportsman is the fly fish tune. while newspaperlng on that happen if farm prioes rise and 8 and would be the first to cheer the erman. Yet every angler knows ournal. great Increafce in planted acreage K. sentiment that we must “ keep the that there are hundreds of New Bernard Sobel, who is Flo Zleg- follows, but there is reason for a 54 n/ South. Manchester , government out of business.’’ Sure feld’s erudite little press promoter strong tuspldon that it won’t he England streams where nobody anything very nice. ly the power resources must be de started there. And Steve Managan, could use a fly at all. and that until who now handles the affairs of One also lieart the suggestion in veloped, if not by government, then well along in May no trout would Jack Dempsey, after a session with Congress that stabilization is |bound by great corporations, the bigger rise to a tied feather lure, anyhow, Gene Tunney. was a Lafayette cub to create losses and that even If ft reporter. And the propinquity of $500,000,000 revolving fund ft the better. save by the merest luck. Here, provided that sum is only about four Nobody and no Influence has Purdue University, of course, helped then, is an editor who knows his bring a number of now famous ones per cent of the farmer’s annual in done more to foster the very gener angling onions. to town— Including Booth Tarklng- come. Some, contrarily. believe the government’s farm board may even al prejudice against so-called so But he is no cook. For he goes ton. Tarklngton’s classmates will The doctor is also able to de- will be glad to send yoa my oplniop tell you that he just couldn’t get up show a profit Btlll another argu* about your case and the possibility cialism than the Independently on to say that, “ To eat one of them ment undisposed of, however, is tt termiine much about the patient’s owned newspapers of the country, in time for classes and was al general health from the appearance of a cure. after it has been properly rolled most Invariably late for school. the effect that the benefits of high Artichokes er farm prices will be shared by al HEALlHo'DlEr ADVICE ot the hands and from the patient’s over a long period that far ante in crumbs and fried, is to lose all method of holding and moving Question: o. M. J. asks: What ^ dates any such combines as the In 'envy of the Grecian gods who are By the way, does anyone happen producers, whereas the costs or you think of artichokes as a food^ Iqsses of stabilisation will . be D r Frank McCoy them, and much can also be de ternational Paper and Power Com reputed to have dined on ambro to recall what became of the Bun termined from the texture of the What is their food value? How.dq II ion Derby winners? Or the dance shared only by m ^ bers of f co pany. We very much douht wheth skin of the hands and from the ap they com bine ^ith other foods?” sla.” derby champions? Sic transit . . operatives Vrho w ill'be thus at Answer: The French artichoke R disadvantage. pearance of the finaernails. er any degree of pressure from a Listen, brother, we weep for the J. P. McEvoy, who writes very funny 0W5TI0H5 U PfCWO Tt HIMTH&PinMUae<1 Congress might interest itself very to carry eight-inch gnns, as a mat craft, and a first entrance is al ened akiii over the entire Inner sur roid which swell out <8 their normal If thlf la tjbe aaoiKt. • | SHE: Why do bo ntohy wbmsn ed and calloused through pressure shape. Most of these can be reduced deeply to tremendous effect. ter of fact rendered those cruisers ways extremely impressive and ex- upon the pitas, and small harJ face of fhs palm and well defined obsolete before tbe blueprints were dtlng. The desk at which the grtot rest their . shlni. on tbslr hl^di oaliohafla upon the first finger and through the proper diet with some- when vthey ,irii tblbktof f . patches of skin ars qsuslly formed tlmei.tbe aislstanee nf local Wa man sits is so ancient that it is held upon the first and sscond points of thnmb ot tbs right band caused by t h e DENNETT CASE drawn. Again, some weeks ago. together with bits of rope and HR: To(bMt> dtoOths abut ments. If jtap vfUl bave^a* « ‘ the thq tbamh.aad the lower pan ot the Bttdisf ap aad dotra lb* It h8s stated that a plan has ( when a fuller description ef string. w .tbat i ^ M s t a itaAs ^ a b l | . pj the tpor Otnaan sl|li« OILRSRT NW-fliit ito l' -i-r. 9 m to % - ^. Tvr ■■ ^v. . _
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beautiful Luray Caverns. These This 'wias a grazing section and ! are the' largest illuminated caverns many beautiful estates were^found. NO NEW OFFER SEIS PRECEDENT STUDENTS MEET in the world. (As If it were some Near Washington^ the county seat thing new, we were called early of Rappahannock County, the road I ' this morning!) and at 7 o'clock we Intersected Route 37 to the south Berlin, May 1.— Dr. HJalmar Montreal, Qae., May 1— In sen UNDY IN CAPITAL were bundled into the waiting and coincided with it to Sperryville Schacbt, head of the Reichsbank tencing Assad Eddy to two months busses. where it branched oft and ascended and chief of the German delegaf in jail and ordering him to pay a The last bus which contained the Blue Ridge Mountains through tion to the reparation conference, 11,000 fine. Judge Lacroix today groups Nine and Ten, under thh Thornton’s Gap. The view from will return to Paris tonight with established a precedent that may leadership of Bill Davis and Pit the top of the mountain at that out any new offer for the allied ex have far reaching eansequeuces. See Senator Bingham Pre Healey, were peculiarly slow in point was very beautiful and rare perts. Eddy, a British subject, was con starting, but it would be unfair to scenery was enjoyed. It was stated in behalf of Dr. victed of bigamy because o^ his sent Famous Flyer in Sen report that it was because anybody Descending, we came to Luray, Schacht that he would merely par marriage in Malone, N. Y., in 1912 was late or had over-slept. They the county seat of Page County and ticipate in the preparation of the after he had been divorced in Reno just wanted to be different, that's the home of the wonderful Luray final report which is expected about from his first wife, a divorce which El ate Chamber. all. Caverns, one of the natural wonders tbe middle of this month. was not recognized in the Superior Busses were very 'comfortable of the world. Guides took our It is believed in some quarters Court here. with low wicker chairs and . deep party through the Caverns in small that tbe report may offer oppor In sentencing Eddy, Judge La groups. In the Mansion Inn we croix ruled that any British subject Special to The Herald. spring upholstery seats. Our route tunities for direct negotiations be had that fried chicken dinner which tween the interested governments domiciled in Canada is guilty of Washington, D. C., May 1.— The of about ninety-qight miles was over the Lee Highway. We crossed the Mr. Quimby had talked so much at some later date. bigamy if he or sLe goes to a for Sigh school seniors on their trip to about. There is every prospect that Ger eign country and contracts a second ;he nation’s capital were thrilled Francis Scott Key memorial bridge at Washington, and went on many will continue under the marriage. Master Builders resterday afternoon when they ar through Arlington County. Dawes Plan, although there is rived in the U. S. Senate chambers HANDLE WITH CARE in time to see Senator Hiram A short distance to the left, was PUBUC RECORDS strong belief in both political and Bingham of Connecticut present Arlington, the home of General financial circles that the Dawes Plan itself cannot stand the strain London.— A drinking -glass has ]■ Men are the master builders of their own Colonel Charles Lindbergh to that Robert E. Lee, the National Ceme ■I The following documents have when Germany is called upon for been on the market here which is body. tery, also Fort Myer, one of the used tor ice water without any fee. principal United States forts. been filed for record with Town payments of more than 1600,000,- « fortunes. Prudent are they who build on the While news cameramen were Clerk Samuel Turkington. 000 yearly. It is made of ice, itself, and is said Next came Arlington Court to be very hygienic. It will last for taking pictures of the famous Lindy House, the county seat of Arlington Warrantee Deeds. the local party crowded around and Edward J. Holl to Nettie L. Sll- about half an hour in an ordinary firm foundation of, safety. Open an account county, and then Fairfax, the coun room. many attempted to get autographs. ty seat of Fairfax • county. Here cox,' land known at lot No. 41 of HOW HIGH UP? Frank Happeny and R. Carey tried the first Confederate soldier was Hollywood tract. with the Savings Bank of Manchester—you will to get Lindy to autograph a card Hector West and Harold West to London.— Wireless waves are the NEW YORK EXCHANGE for them and were caught by the killed in the Civil War, Captain J. Q. Marr. Also In this courthouse Nettle L. Silcox lot No. 42, Holly latest things employed to tell an find it the rock of your financial strength. cameramen while they were doing wood tract aviator tbe height he is flying Buffalo, N. Y., May 1— The doors was the will of George and Martha of the Buffalo Stock Exchange were it. When Happeny asked Lindy for Washington, written in their own Nettie L. Silcox to Hector and above the ground. A machine sends his signature the- famous flyer re handwriting, and many other rec Harold West, land in the Green out a wave to the ground, which thrown open today. Mostly Buffalo plied, “ Not now. Sonny Boy." The and Western New York securities 4Vi% Interest Paid, compounded quarterly. ords of Colonial days. acres tract rebounds and is picked up again in whole party was thrilled by the Estelle Fisher of Brooklyn, N, Y., were displayed' on the board. The experience. The battlefields of the first and a series of lights. These lights, new exchange has a membership of second battles of Bull Run were to Mark Hewitt, lots No. 70, 71 and vari-colored, flash according to the Yesterday was perhaps the day 72 of South Manchester Heights. 35 and all seats have been sold at next and then we came to Gaines height of the plane above the $10,000 each. Daily sessions will be that gave us the greatest thrill of ville, the scene of numerous bat ground. all, but today we have had the tles. then to Warrenton, county seat from 10 a. m., to 3 p. m. finest excursion that the hlgii of Fauquier county. Warrenton'was Tbe amount of beat generated Hawaii's trade with foreign school tourlets from Manchester the home of Colonel Mosby and his Many caterpillars of the '*wooly" by one tallow candle can be ac countries is around $9,600,000 variety have an Irritable effect on have ever enjoyed. We went down statue stands in the courthouse curately measured three miles worth of imports and $2,000,000 The Savings Bankof Manchester to Luray, Virginia, to visit the yard. the human skin, something like away. worth of exports annually. that of needles. SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN. Mllllllll ESTABLISHED IS06 MllllllTii
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D>aily Health m l Service DEWEY GROVES Hints Un How fc Well by World Fsmro AotbOrlty Dressed in the whits uniform ot\ doubtful H ahjt gramai. « v i r T«IH HAS HAPPENED ^ a medics) research worker, Dr. a career as a duty to tho rgoif or yffTT.HREn LAWRENCE meet* would have been torn. And bad bis one side and down the o^ber for his Florence R. Sabin of Rockefeller (or tbe sake of- flitfilag • ooHoOt STEPHEN ARMITAGE when he fiCAers slipped from the woodwork “ swell” ideas. institute was photographed at her fact for the good of tbO tseOf If I eef iifu her tox fnr from • thief. the marks would remain. Pamela, beautifully recumbent NOT MUCH GOOD! desk the other day, anf her photo tbe pursuit In'itself dIdoH boM Their friendship prow* until “ That just about settles the acci- upon her lacy pillows, where she graph flashed the country over. personal individual satlafaetloiia for PAM ELA JUDSON, daughter of wept fitfully and pitied herself for By DK. MORRIB FISHBBIN rent theory," the bouse detective After years of grilUng, detailed, her. having lost her only bfotber, would Editor Junrnal of tbe American BUidred's employer, tries to lure said. unobstruslve labor sfie suddenly htm away from her. HUCK CON have been amused at the result of Medlciil AsMidalion and or Hygela, One of the men regarded the became famous because she bad, WISE OIJ) DAMB NOR becomes Infatuated with Rose Poberlin’s attempt to create tbe Health Blagyzine. window speculatively. Then he after analyzing millltvis of tuber Old Dame Nature la iv a r t ia Pamela and she plays both men. stepped .forward, threw it up, and ar atmosphere fit to receive her. culosis germs, ^ found a pbos- other ways than In the mere.prop-' Her brother, HAROLD, Is In love Her amusement would have been The belief that alcoholic drinks climbed to the sill where he pborus-like snustance, named agatlbn of tbe race, in which she with BlUdred, who tries to keep crouched as though preparing to shortlived, however, if Huck’s de of one type o i another have great pbospbatld, which acts up on tbe excels. She is equally sm'aH in him from gambling w*th Hnck's throw himself out. termination to introduce her to the virtue in tbe prevention of coughs, producing men uid women with When he let himself down again Poberlin’e bad been known to her. colds and even of pneumonia b’as human system as does tbe tubercle crowd. , an urge to dedicate their lives to When Stephen continues seeing they all agreed that Harold could Knowing nothing of either Rose persisted for giany years. germ. This means new hope of a BlUdred, Pamela has her dis hardly have jumped from the win Poberlln or Huck’s plans, she bus It is not a superstition, since cure for tbe deadly disease. some direct goal for the good of charged and also turns Stephen dow without touching the wood ied herself with selecting becoming there are no magic rltnals asso The picture is not printed just mankind— a good more far4nng than tbe one of happy personal against her by saying that she Is work with bis hands. mourning garb. ciated with this .belief, other than because a woman did this, thing., relationships generally chosen as triinc to marry Harold for his “ It’s a safe guess he didn’t slip," Baffled in his effortg for the time are associated with the general it is not printed in the same spirit their channel of life b. the ma money. Bitter at BlUdred, Ste the third man remarked, looking at being, Huck set himself to devise use of win In Jewish. Roman and as that of a more than usually phen‘ permits Pamela to announce the thick carpet under the window. some way of breaking down the Christian festivals. In practically comely girl who happens to do lit jority of persons. Unfortunately, she la hot so their engagement wlipn she tells “ And it’s just as safe to bet that barrier she had erected between every religion the drinking of wine tle or nothing, but who is good page one art.” clever that she Is able to make him that is the only way she can he didn’t go out of that window on them. He was still unsuccessful is considered merltorions and is human beings, women especially, break with Buck. his own power,” the mai who had when be received a message that associated with tbe cislebration of Dr. Sabin is comely in an elder Hurk commands Harold to pre cllmhed to the sill declared emphat sent him in haste to see Duke important <>vents. No doubt, spe ly, dignified way. But tbe picture who start out with a bent .for tbe vent Pamela's marriage under fear ically. “ Looks like murder, boys." Broggan. cial virtues have attached to the would have been printed and the impersonal life of ministering to all humanity rather than to just of exposure concerning a forged Their task became grim from (To Be Continued) use of wine for this reason. fact made as much of if a Mr. Sa check. Harold says he can’t force that moment. The room was Scientifically, it is known that bin had achieved this triumph. their own possessive fragment of Pamela, so Hock plans to searched again but nothing to sup the taking of alcohol produces in it, and who, content with that in of Stephen. He has one of his port their theory was found except the human being a state called their earlier years, reach . out for gang frame him for stealing a the fact that in going over the win THE WORLD'S ACCLAIM nothing more warmly apd com euphoria, a sense of well being, Humanity hails no one so much firm car, and the detective arrests dow a second time they could see which has caused alcohol to be used fortably personal until it is too him after finding a roll of bills, n as the man or woman who helps that the woodwork had been re (or a variety of ailments since the late, content, with the'bare knowl gun, and the auto keys which have cently wiped. The second window -Aev^ rA.- preserve'and maintain human lives. edge that their life has meant beginning of time. Ask anyone who has done more been plantcKl in hts room, in the room, w hlcj was closed, The empirical use of this sub much to countless thousands. Rare Pamela refuses to see Harold showed a slight accumulation of (or earth. Dr. Sabin and all her indeed is the woman who does not and breaks her engagement to a stance proceeded until eventually kind— women who have given coal dust on the sill. special claims began to be made know in her heart of hearts that “ JaUbird.” '3ut Blildret: goes to It was obvious that an oijen win long and arduous years to an at she would much have p ^ e ire d it him and promises help. She b e ^ dow would have collected a greater (or whiskey in tbe treatment of tempt to find one fact which will sepsis of one type or another, the to count with just one or two who Harold to expose Huck and help amount of dust had it not been re help the race— or the woman who were her own. hev free Stephen, after he moved. And the removal was too idea being that tbe alcohol in the marries, cares for home and bus- fesiws Huck hsT threatened both thorough to have been done by the blood actually overcame the in band and children in an effective o f them. But he evades telling dead boy’s clothing as he was sped fection. Today there is ai-rconsld way. and is personally happy and SPRING FEVER her the truth and she works on to his death. erable amount of evidence avail making a handful of ether hu alone. Finally, .she gets **»>*«>♦ “ How about the door?” one of the able to indicate that in some in mans happy— and the answer will Since spring fevhr hlt>/ Ibe over the phone to “ lay o r ’ and officers asked of the hotel detective. stances tbe use of alcohol may be that the Dr. Sabins count must. whole household, simplify, living realizes it Ls the voice of a gang- “ Did Plannlgan find it locked when definitely diminish resistance to As the Ur. Sabins if this quest as much as possible. Paper table stOT. Mildred phones Harold to he was put on guard?” infection. (or some impersonal (act which cloths and napkins or some of the come over to her, but while he Is “ No.” the hotel man said, “ but When tbe great influenza epi will aid tbe world has been as new oilcloth breakfast nook cover dressing In Iiis room Huck enters that doesn’t mean much. I‘ve had UN demic swept across tbe country in truly heart-satisfying as tbe occa ings will save - laundry and motb- and tells him to stay away from to warn the boy and his sister time 1918 there were tremendous de sionally glimpsed mirage of the er’s disposition. her. under penalty of be*®5 f* " and again about leaving their doors mands for whiskey on the part of thing that “ most women have,” posed. Bladdened, Harold defies nnlocked.” hospitals and of physicians be and they, if honest, would say ABIMONIA WASH him and they fight. Suddenly Har “ Well, we can’t do anything more cause this alcoholic drink was pre “ no.” old realizes his danger and tries here,” the officer stated. “ Come on. sumed to have special virtues in And yet— just as no woman, or to call help. ______„ All brushes should be given STORY Bill, we’ll make our report.” controlling that disease. A critical man, ever marries as a doty to the careful ammonia washes in warm NOW GO ON W ITH THE When the report was filed It es survey of tbe scientific evidence race.'but as a choice which seems w.eatber. Brooms and whisk- tablished a theory of the case that indicates that tbe morbidity and best designed for individual per brooms are the better (or such at CHAPTER XXXII was in direct disagreement with the mortality rates were just about sonal happiness, just so is it tention, also. As Harold opened his mouth to popular belief that Harold Judson yell for help Huck viciously clapped tbb same in those treated with had died a suicide’s death or been and without alcohol. a hand to his lips. The boy fought the victim of a fatal accident. desparately but ineffectively. It was Tbe chief val. a of drugs and But the police preferred to keep physical measures in such condi too late to save himself now. their theory to themselves. They The rest of Huck Connor’s mur tions is to relieve tbe patient from did not want to put the murderer, pain and depression white tbe tis derous act was quickly carried out. if such there really was In the Holding and silencing Harold with 0*wa >v mk smwca me. sues of his body muster themselves case, on guard. in their attack upon the disease »ne hand. Huck dealt him a stun A man was sent In haste to the The Smaurt Shop ning blow with the other. funeral director’s establishment n No doubt, some people find whiskey There was not even a cry as the and arrived before Harold’s cloth exceedingly comforting under these ’“ Always Something New” hurtling body left the window and ing had been removed. A minute in circumstances, but the whiskey State Theater Building, South Manchester crashed through space to death he- spection of his belongings was will not prevent pneumonia and E' low. made and all metal or hard objects YOUR according to some medical authori Then, almost instantly, Huck set taken tor possible fingerprint clews. 510 ties. will even make tbe likelihood himself to follow the dictates of his of pneumonia greater. rapidly working brain. He flicked out his handkerchief Shortly thereafter all doubt that CHILDREN Dresses and ran it over the woodwork oI LINGERIE BIODES the window to remove any finger Harold had met a violent death at the bands of an assassin vanished BECOBHNG LARGER WOBIAN. prints he may have left on it. a Princess lines are followed by quick survey of the room assu^red from the minds of those who A printed silk crepe in capuclne ^ 0Jji/e/^6erfs JSarhn learned that on the boy’s silver tenes for immediate and summer dainty new French underwear. A him that little was amiss. A chair blue Ninon gown, with a lace yoke overturned. He righted it in one belt buckle was a clear thumbprint vacation wear, shows flattering lin ©1*^28 by NBA Servicejnc that did not belong to the belt’s gerie touch in lace vestee in ecru that ties with satin ribbon on one Ultra Smartness swift movement. In this day of small families aP shade. Fagoting trims either side ^ Other Solitary Children. shoulder. Is cut almost (orm-fittlng His glance then fell upon the ta dead owner. great number of children are grow The funeral director was sum oT front of bodice and combines to the hlpllne and then flares con ble that held the ash tray with the ing up alone, 1 mean, without the All over the park were those soli moned and avowed that no one had with grouped plaits of skirt to carry siderably. with circular godets In butt of the cigaret he had smoked. cumpaniuuship of other children. tary children with their nurses, not touched the belt in his establish serted cn each hip. $ . *“ $ Huck was too wise to smoke a spe out tbe idea of length. The surplice A good many mothers prefer it allowed to play with each other. 3 95 9.95 ment, to the best of his knowledge. cial brand by which he could be closing with deep French V opening, so, because they have a very natural Georgle, it was evident, was itch To avoid working on a misleading traced, but he knew that Harold has a strong tendency to break the clinging to the old idea that the ing to join the hlll-rolling crowd. clew the police obtained thumb width through bodice. It ys alto only safe child is the isolated child. He sat on the bench, but excitedly ^^*Quicklv he spread bis handker prints of all persons who might gether charming and practical dress When be hasn't apy companions he kept calling his nurse’s attention to A Few chief on ihe table, took up have touched the belt after the that you’ll enjoy wearing. Style No. is protected from disease! Besides what was going in. tragedy. None corresponded with .SIO comes in sizes 16. 18. 20 years. with a corner of it and emptied the he won’t learn mischief and he .Now, for all 1 know, Georgia Regular $9.95 the print on the belt. 36. 38. 40. 42. 44. 46 and 48 Inches contents on the linen. He ran bis won’t hear what Isn’t good for may have had two or three sisters “ The man who left that thumb bust. Crepe Elizabeth In Royal coatsleeve over the table, and iben. him! and brothers at home, and friends DRESSES print was the Ifist man to see young purple, tiny beige and brown check satisfied that he had destroyed all Tbe other day 1 saw a little fel to plqy with; or it may be that he Judson alive.” Inspector Markeson ^heer \voolen with beige faille silk Special This Week. clews, turned to leave the room. low of about four leave the park goes to kindergarten. At the door he stood listening lor said in assigning men from the crepe vest, black and white printed bench where bis nurse was sitting, But he impressed me as being $ a lew seconds while he held it homicide squad to the case. "It Rayon voile with white vest, toast- and run over to a group of children 7.95 slightly ajar and wiped off his fin looks like a tough job. boys, but 1 fan georgette crepe with lace vest hungry for the companlhnshlp of who were rolling down a nttie “ *'*•,other chl’dren. Probably If his Exceptional Values. gerprints. Hearing nothing, he want you to clear It up. Good luck and navy blue silk crepe with tiny He stood and watched, a stalky opened it wider and peered into the to you.” white dots with white silk crepe mother had been there to see what little rosy-cheeked figure in a blue nice children the rill-rollers were, hall. There was no one in sight. The investigation immediately vest, are fashionable suggestions. overcoat and tarn, that told of good Then, as silently and smoothly as centered in and around the Judson Pattern price IS cents In stamps or she would have allowed him to. lay care and 100 per cent health. -his plump little body down on that a shadow. Huck stepped out and Hotel. It was not long before Huck coin (coin Is preferred). Wrap coin His nurse called Irapatientlv, made his way to his own rooms. knew that the hotel servants and' carefully. Inviting slope beside theirs and let “ Come back here, George, and it revolve in delightful abandon to employes were being questioned in We suggest that when you send play with your airplane. Come on Harold’s body was discovered regard to Harold’s habits and asso for this pattern, you enclose 10 the bottom, la company with kin now.” dred souls who could share his ec- soon afterward. A guest on a ciates. cents additional for a copy of our He came— walking backwards, all stacy. lower floor had glimpsed a falling ■Word was brought to him by one Spring Fashion Magazine. It’s just eyes and longing. object as it passed his window and of his own henchmen the waiter filled with delightful styles, includ “ Don’t you know you’re not al There are real scientific reasons Continuing instantly called the office to report who was on duty for room service ing smart ensembles and cute de lowed to play with other children, for children having companions his belief that it was a body. during what he called the “ milk- signs for the kiddles. Georgle?" You mustn’t go up to near their own age to play with. Our Special Mr. Dazel himself rushed to the wagon watch.” strange people that way. You stay Mental development and activity is roof of the adjoining building after The information was more casual here. Tour mother wouldn’t like accelerated, we .know that by ex than it would have been had the a glance from the nearest -.vindow. Manchester Herald it.” perience. But first he stopped to send word man known what the police be Pattern Service $ 1.88 to the house physician. lieved. His orders from Huck had The assistant manager and sev been to see that as little was known PATTERN NO. 510. H A T SALE eral other hotel attaches followed. of Harold’s attendance at his poker H, They found the body lying face parties in the hotel as possible. As our patterns are mailed Thursday downward. But enough of the fea “ Though you’d want to know from New York Olty please al tures showed to make its identity that a couple of John Laws are low five days. and recognizable. pnssy footin’ around for dope on “ My God! It’s Harold Judson! the kid, sir.” he said, having been Price lb dents A* Friday trained by Huck not to forget that Mr. Dazel cried and went down on THE BATTLE OP MANIIXA. he was a waiter serving .’ guest. “ A great many of our people, his knees , beside the body. He Name Today is the anniversary of the reached out his hands. Huck asked a fe^ questions and even onr literate people, do not like convinced himself that the police to read difficult books over which Battle of Manila Bay and Admiral ALL HEADSIZES Someone touched him on the Size I • • •'"e'eT’g^e • •*# • e:ef s Dewey’s famous order: “ You may shoulder. “ Have to leave It as it is were still on a false trail. With they have to interrupt themselves everyone saying the'boy had killed and do independent thinking. They fire when you are ready, Grldley.” for the medical examiner, sir. He’s Address Just 31 years ago today that himself it was but natural the po prefer something recommended by done for.” * great naval battle In - our war with Mr. Dazel sprang to his feet. lice should seek for a motive. Huck •’# •'ere • t the Crime Club, so engrossing that you can’t ' hear yourself . think.” —> Spain was fought. “ Grldley,” to “ C ili the police.” he ordered his was not worried. whom Dewey’s storied order was But he knew that Mr. Dazel had Dean Christian Gauss of Princeton NELLE6S assi^nt. “ And you. Cummings, Spud yonr order to tbe '*Pat- given, was capUln of the Olym fetch some blankets.” received a cable from Amos Jud t e ^ DepL, Manchester Bvenlog University. Manebester'a Millinery pia, Dewey’s flagship. Headquarters. That was all they could do. son, saying he was fiylng from Herald, So. Manebeeter, Conn.” Fighting.started at dawn, after T TEALTHY. happy diildm are a London to Cherbourg to catch the “ Mass production is making a State Theater Building. iTie house physician arrived on the American fleet had entered f j toy forever. first boat sailing from that port to better world.”— Edward A. Fllene, the scene shortly afterward and the bay under cover o t darkness. pronounced the boy dead. Ne'w York. Bostohnnerebant Everyone lovea roegdag. hcaltfaftil This was common knowledge All night long the sblpa had crept It was dark, a glorious sapphire silently under unsuspecting Span youngsters. ''They bring happiness to darkness, befbre the medical exam about the hotel. Huck had no diffi TENNIS SHOE “It Is net w i^ to give too much ish guns to take-up their position iniUEto FIVE MINUTES the hearts of mothers; t h ^ enssM our ined gave permission for the body culty in learning of it.^ It served to within the bay, commanded by heighten his determination to carry advice to the young.’.’— Lady Astor. to FORTY TO nation’s continued gres:tiien. to be moved. It was taken to a the Spanish fleet. funeral director’s establishment and out his plans as quickly as possible. “ It a child, dies and doctor’s or The victory- Vas won affter lit Mothers who wish to keep their diil- Pamela was not allowed to view It. ders have not been obeyed, the par tle more than two hours of heavy dren healtl^ bo^, slert to « i^ tip In Harold’s room the hotel He sent urgent messages to Pa ents may be charged with man firing, but desultory fighting con i f y 7 7 rr<\ detective and the police had been should use mito a atto fii*,wiid^nk)St mela, asking to see her. She slaughter.’' — George Bernard tinued until afternoon. News- of important food in the fuhily diet. , making their investigations. Noth it did not reach the United States ing’ aroused their suspicions that did not answer. For the time being Shavf. Hack was as entirely outside her (or several days. Erroneous rey it was more than a suicide case or world as though he’d never known ports of a Spanish, victory, sqnt an accident until they came to their her. Even the fiowers he showered “ I have never opposed reasonable out from Spanish sources, cast scrutiny of the window. restriction of-immigration, but 1 gloom over tbe Uhited States un MILK—TI m F f U c t fiw Rather perfunctorily they went npon her broueht no word of ac knowledgment. have opposed and shall continue to til Dewey’s cable gram, eent from over the floor, the baseboard, the oppose, wbat I believe to be un ,Hong Kong, a week later, told of TIMES SQUARE Milk adds to the disease-resistmg window sill and the frames. Then, Apparently she was plunged into NEWTOtRCmr grief but Huck knew that a num reasonable and ’ unsound mOthods the victory. family./ Scientw re^uxls milk as the one food fioNr suddenly, when they bad finished of making selection of admissible inspecting the woodwork their ber of her friends had been ad issaw to no eStctxve imbstitute. * . . rt mitted to her rooms, which she had immigrants/’— Congressman Til- superficial air vanished. They son, Connecticut. ' Protect the he^th of your diildren by lo o k ^ at each other gravely — not left since the tragedy, find he there were three of them — and ex- anspe^ed that she was not so quantities of milk and butter./ preased a single opinion in a single crushed as her seclusion would In m im fm aiat word. dicate. “ I do not think there can be any TTig failure to reach her com qnestlon that we have' today In pelled him to notify Ras Poberlln large inea-ore an American men- Ab arrows are tat the hand of a "Queer.” of a delay In tbe plans they had chant marine. It is a mattar ot of mighty man; po are the ciilldi«B of made on his recent visit to tbe ficial statistical record. that bet- the youth.-— Paaltna 12Y:4. i- How could Harold have thrown \ himself or fallen, from the wln- man's “ poultry farm.” tween SB and 40 per cent of obf TelephoBt Manehieater 2056 dow.^!' 'Without lea'vlng .^a finger Pbberlln'a wife complained over international cbmmeree t; today is A manilooketh ou'*ihli nrlM d Mi maih there? In falling he would the letter. She said sb^d been to a A .dHART new 'Shoe of wblte earrind In Yemis OQddr -as aVbeing of better -have eUUehed at soaethlag. The let ef tronble earrying olit Hnck’s bneksklb bM. trtnlptng. of 1^ ta) d 3^ -t? V eu ihifef hgdj he ’ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN^ WEDNESDAY, MAY 1,1929. PACE
robbery, tell to bis death with five ‘ ALL DAAGBBOI/S LEGISLATORS FAVOR GANGSTER SLAIN bullet woundi in his back.' - * London A Brttiih''bari^twl SLAYER USED That Bruck died while attempt elalmi that the first, and thg ^Nural'^ CHILD '5 PLA Y IS IMPOR TANT GRADING AUTOISTS ing to defend hlmaelt was evident between the fifteenth and twentieth : Cincinnati, Ohio, May 1— Guns of to police aa Bruck had a revolver of married life, are the'most'dan-' gangland roared in. a fashionable with no bullets dlscbhrged, right in gerous. He bases his claim' on dfr > ANOTHER G IE his hand. (Continued from Page 1.) hotel here today and August Bruck. vorce statistics. ITEM IN HEAL TH PROGRAM 30, former lieutenant of George Two women, badly frightened, Remus in liquor operations, Chica rushed from his room to the lobby Beryllium is a metal about one-, today Included also: Providing that FOR AN AU81 go gunman, wanted in Detroit for and fled to the street shortly after third lighter than aluminum. . ' r i the land on which the old state arm ■______« the shooting. ory in New Haven is located shall revert to the city of New Haven (CoritliiocHl from Page 1) when the structure is given up by the state; appropriating $10,000 for the First Company. Governor’s use Tier as an alibi— she not know Foot Guard, and $7,500 for the ing What the alibi really meant. TWO STORES—OAK AND MAIN—PARK AND MAIN S’!®. Second Company for clothing and Peacox told her, she said, to tell equipment; providing for installa anybody who qu^tioned her that r .* s tion of uniform accounting systems she had "passed out” in >a drinking in hospitals that receive aid from bout at his apartment the night he HEALTH the state. carried the.body of hl^ wife from Bills passed from the Senate >33 the apartment and threw It In bis HALE’S SELF-SERVE DAY - calendar todaiy follow: car, the crux of the “ alibi” being, Creating a commission to investi police believe, to have possible sus MAY I gate the advisability of establishing picion diverted from himself. Pea a metropolitan district for New cox, police say, planned to make it Haven, West Haven, East Haven, appear as though the “ large bun G R Q CERY North Haven, Orange, Woodbrldge dle” he carried from the apartment and Hamden; appropriating $410,- was Miss Newman, sodden with 500 to the Mansfield training school drink, and not, as was actually the |l IT PAVg TO WAIT ON vouw aK ur l[ and hospital for construction and case, the still warm body of. his equipment; providing the Public bride. Utilities Commission shall have Authorities who are holding Pea MANCHESTER’S PUBLIC PANTRY control *of fares, service, operation cox for the Grand Jury which con and equipment of taxicabs. venes May 6, expressed confidence Saves'You 'Time Saves You Money Tlie House. that they can prove the prisoner The House today received a guilty of technical premediation, favorable report on a bill which constituting first degree murder, permits the city of Wllllmantlc to for which death In the electric chair Our Low Prices Surpassed Only regulate the construction and Is the penalty. maintenance of structures within the city limits by city ordinance; By Our High Quality giving the Norwalk Second Taxing District power to take the waters of liii ( the Wilton branch of Silver Mine Sure Relief Fresh Dug stream, and North Wilton brook to provide additional water supply for the city, the area to be supplied to indigI st^ Z be agreed upon by the commis PANSIES 12 plants basket 3 9 e sioners of the First and Second m Taxing Districts; authorizing Hart 6 B ell-a n s Beautiful blossoms, floe assortment of colors. ford and New Britain to enter a Hot water joint contract for water supplies; 1 ^ SureSureHeli^ Relief three Danbury bills, the first Sunburn’s By GRACE ABBOTT. adolescent age and they become childhood determine the capacity validating contracts since June 1, 2 No. 2 apprehensive lest their desire for for healthful, recreative play in 1927, the second allowing the city TOMATOES Fancy Cans Cliief, Children's .Bureau, U. S. a good time may lead their young adolescence and in adult life. to establish a planning board, and B e l l -a n s Department of Labor. people away from happiness and The youngsters who will be the third providing for appointment FOR INDIGESTION Carnation and By act of Congress and by proc health. playing in sun suits this summer of special policemen. 25* ancJ 75$ Pk^s.Sold Everywherd lamation of the president we have Children do not learn to love will, it is hoped, remain children Judge William L. Larash, of Evaporated Milk V’^an Camp’s all been asked to give thought to books and outdoor life, to swim and of the sun, lovers of the out of Orange, presided over the calendar day to our personal and community to play tennis, to find self-expres doors, the rest of their lives. session of the House which passed responsibility for the health of chil sion in amateur dramatics, in The communities, schools and the following: Incorporating the Hershey’s dren. The American Child Health music and in handicrafts in a day Have You Looked 1-2 lb. parents which are now Investing Connecticut Title & Investment Co., COCOA Breakfast Association, which has developed or a year or several years. Nor thouglit and money in developing of Stamford, with a $25,000 capital, 2 cans the May Day as Child Health Day can intelligent and resourceful recreational programs which will the incorporators being Abram, Idea, suggests that this year we parents alone meet the recreation Insure the healthful participation Morris and Bertram Spelky; amend Over The Exterior consider in its health aspects the al needs of their children. of all children in games will realize ing the Naugatuck Borough charter SPECIAL LOW PRICE: MALT can 69c theme which embodies the old Every child should learn how to dividends on their Investment. to create the posts of chief, first and Cnnadinii .Mnid-Hoii flavored.. Light or dark. spirit of May Day— recreation for spend some of his leisure time Children and young people need second engineers of the fire de children. profitably by himself, in the fam more time for recreation than men partment; creating a commission to Of Your House Does anyone need to learn to ily circle and with groups of and women. Not all of them are Investigate the need of a new TODDY Post’s play? Have you heard anyone re friends and neighbors. How to live insured the leisure that Is neces bridge connecting Hartford 'and cently recommend a game, a book, happily together and at the same sary. East Hartford. 1-2 pound ca n ...... 22c or a play as a good way to kill lime retain and develop our own The 8-hour day Is a long day Recently? CORN FLAKES time? Killing time is not what individual capacity can probably for young workers and in a few 1 pound can ...... 37c the doctor recommends for the be learned on the playground states a 10 or an 11-hour day is FAB.M BILLS SIDETRACKED business e.\ecutive Jn n:ed of more successfully than in the destroying the capacity of boys If not we suggest that you 2 pound ca n ...... 69c 3 pkgs. 21c healthful relaxation; it is not school room. and girls cf 14 and 15 for free and Washington, May 1.— Plans for do so. At first glance the what the doctor, the educator, or Such a play program, we are now happy play. The community can suplemental farm relief legislation 5 pound can ...... $1.69 the recreation specialist recom- learning, should begin in the pre paint probably seems 0. K. never hand back to them the losses in the special session were tem A delicious drink hot or cold— it i.s meuus for the child. school period. Just as the general they are now sulTering. porarily abandoned by House lead WHITE NAPTHA T«^o frequently parents give health habits developed during Look closer—and especially at csiteclnlly goo
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P A G E T E N MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH BIANCHESTER, CONN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1929. n rill Is Babe Ruth Slipping? Legion League How They Stand Twelve Homen
^ YESTERDAY'S RESULTS Schedule . Easter League Batting Average Is 216! New Haven 6. HARTFORD 6 Bridgeport 6, Springfield 2. Yesterday In Majors Following is the schedule of Providence 2, Albany 1. American Legion Junior base Pittsfield 16, Allentown 11. Has Hade Only Two Home TfOXVVHAm ball league formed here last THE AMERICAN LEGION’S MISSION. American League Distance lends enchantmer.. evening. Chicago 8. Cleveland 4. DERBY REGAHA Braves Win Again; Vance April 30, Tuesday—Athletics vs St. Louis 6, Detroit 5. Runs, No Doubles or but not if you arc Braves. Manchester’s Dllworth-Cornell Post of the American Legion is to New York 10. Washington 9, ' bothered with corns May 2, Thursday — Cubs vs be congratulated for its efforts to give the town a first class represen Boston 4, Philadelphia 1. Tames Giants Red Soi Dodgers. tation in the Junior baseball world. In Commander Fred C. Lorch National I^eagne COMES SATURDAY Triples and Driven in Brooklyn 2, New York 0. May 7, Tuesday—Athletics vs and John L. Jenney, it has two real sportsmen who can be depended Halt A’s as Yankees Win Cubs. Boston 14, Philadelphia 12. Very Few Rons. May 9, Thursday— Dodgers vs upon to leave no stones unturned in their efforts to give Manchester a Cincinnati 5, Chicago 4. Braves. winning combination. (Other game rain.) 10 to 9. s A s lnti;mattonal League Yale, Colnmbia and'Pemuyl- S t AT»OM May 14. Tuesday—Athletics vs Every team cannot of course win the championship but every play Dodgers Rochester 9, Baltimore 6. By DA\nS J. WALSH. er has an opportunity to win that which is far more important—the Jersey City 8, Montreal 1. rania to Battle on Hoosa- MILES May 16. Thursday— Braves vs spirit of fair play, loyalty, team work, obedience, gamenezs and demo ii- 4 Cubs. Buffalo 6, Reading 3. New Yorky May 1.— Five homers New York, May 1.— The under cracy. The whole American Legion Junior baseball program is based standing is general that George H. May 21. Tuesday — Cubs vs, were made In the Baker Bowl Band- Ruth, the well known husband, Dodgers. upon the theory that the principles of good sportsmanship are closely THE STANDINGS tonic River. box as the Braves outslugged the wishes to be awarded a contract May 23, Thursday—Athletics vs related to those of good citizenship. Eastern League j Phillies fn a 14 to 12 nightmare, W, L. PC. for JIOO.OOO at the end of the Braves. One of the first things which a boy will learn is to respect the rules i Four more were hit In the St. May 28, Tuesday—Dodgers vs Bridgeport ...... 4 2 ,667 New Haven, May 1,— Ed Leader’s current season, it might not be out of the game. Baseball without rules Is like life minus laws which of line to mention the fact today Braves. Providence ...... 3 2 .600 latest crew of giants stands ready I Louls-Detroft game, the Browns that what he is liable to get is the May 29. Wednesday—Athletics would be Just a meaningless chaos and anarchy. He will learn to play HARTFORD ___ 3 3 .500 for the annual “Derby Day’’ re I winning 6 to 5 and Jumping to change out of a two dollar bill, un vs Cubs, fairly and will realize that nothing in life is worth while unless won on Albany ...... 3 3 .500 gatta next Saturday, an event that first place. In this game Emil Yde less he stops what he is doing, June 4. Tuesday — Braves vs the square. P ittsfie ld ...... 3 3 ,500 was instituted with the coming of was knocked out of the box by the Cubs. New H a v e n ...... 3 3 .500 Leader to Yale In 1923, and that Browns. which seems to be mostly nothing. Loyalty is another lesson which a boy learns from baseball. A He has trundled his way through June 6, Thursday— Athletics vs Allentown ...... 2 3 .400 Yale has yet to lose. Behind ! Gehrig’s third homer of the sea ten games to date to a dapper .216 w Dodgers. boy who was learned the importance of this characteristic in boyhood Springfield ...... 2 4 ,333 Leader's varsity crew of 1929 are a son featured the Yankees' 10 to 9 in the batting records and, as time W i f e will be loyal to his family, to his associates and to his country when he American I^eagne total of 125 students engaged In victory over Washington, a typical goes on. the way he gets no better reaches manhood. It affords a splendid opportunity to learn the value W. L. • PC. rowing either at Derby or on the , Yankee slugging match that lasted St, L o u is ...... 10 4 .714 I ten Innings, Fred Hefmach. relief is downright interesting. Ruth fAUSB^VJO of team work; to strive ^o avoid any attempt for individual giorfication. harbor here, all potential substi didn't have many points to waste JOLLY’S ATHLETICS Philadelphia .... 7 4 .636 tutes In the varsity. pitcher, won his own game with a but he lost about fifteen of them A C H I C A G O , Gameness Is another of the essential qualities which are taught New Y o r k ...... 6 4 .600 Regularly, year after year. ' double. during the week which ended to SOU) All SHOT through the medium of baseball. A boy learns not to quit fighting Clevelad ...... 6 7 ,462 Leader-coached crews have swept i Rogers Hornsby hit bis third day. ^•*To k IECSS •••• until the last man is out; not to crab and grumble when the breaks are Boston ...... 4 5 .444 down the Housatonic river on the homer fbr the Cubs, but the Bruins H ^ Q c e a S KERfi, WIN FIRST BATTLE C h icag o ...... 5 7 ,417 were nosed out in the tenth 6 to 4, The boy friend often complained going against him. If he is beaten, be grins and tries again. first Saturday In May to emerge querulously in other years that he Detroit ...... 6 9 .400 victor over two opponents. But on a wallop by Pinch H itter Joe would hit 65 or 70 home runs if Probably the most important lesson that baseball holds for a boy Washington .... 3 7 .300 tills year Columbia and Pennsyl Stripp. the pitchers would pitch to him but in the department first mentioned, is that in democracy. The game as played under, the Legion program, National Ix*ngue vania also have crews of high or In the New York-Brooklyn con today he has no more comeback be has been almost obscure. Legion League Opens With brings tpgether boys from families in all walks of life from the poor W. L, PC. der. and the 1929 Derby Day re test, Dazzy Vance of the Robins, strike out king of the National than a toothbrush, slightly used. As for his two borne runs, a con hcane down the railroad tracks to the fine homes in the residential sec Boston ...... 7 2 ,778 gatta may upset the usual order of C h icag o ...... 7 5 ,583 things. League, won a 2 to 0 decision over The boys are throwing them right tinuance of that pace will get him a tions. The boys playing together come to recognize each other for past his indignant bosom, with the few more than thirty at the pay off Hadden’s Braves Losing St, Louis . . . ----- 7 5 .583 Yale supporters were somewhat Bill W alker and Dutch Henry. result that he hasn't been passed in October. what each is worth in himself and not for what position his family may New York 4 4 .500 surprised today by Leader's action Big Ed Morris of the Red Sox, more than five times and only two Of course, it may all come out in bold in the community. His own accomplishments set each boy’s Philadelphia .... 4 6 ,400 in demoting Woodruff Tampen, held the Athletics to four hits, one 6-4 Decision; Game To a homer by Simmons, and won 4 of his drives have been hit with Monday’s wash, for Mr. Ruth is an standing. This is true democracy and carried into adult life will con P ittsb u rg h ...... 4 6 ,400 veteran varsity stroke, to the C in c in n ati...... 5 7 .417 Junior varsity .vesterday. Art Pal to 1. Earnshaw was the losing sufficient rancor as to leave the impulsive man and given to moods stitute one of the basic attributes of good citizenship. pastime, abruptly. One of these was that defy explanation. He does morrow. B rooklyn...... 4 7 .364 mer. Junior varsity stroke, took twlrler. made off Hadly in Washington and nothing for ten days and, on the The code of sportsmanship which all Legion posts are striving to Tappen's place In the varsity shell. A freak triple play, In which goes down in the records as the eleventh, he does everything, leav attain is as follows: Keep the rules. Keep faith with your comrades. GAMES TODAY Hodapp was trapped between bases and Jamieson was fooled by the only typical Ruth hit of the year to ing you the rest of the night in Keep your temper. Keep yourself fit. Keep a stout^heart In defeat. Eastern I^eague Philadelphia, May 1.—The var LEAGUE STA.N’DIXG New Haven at HARTFORD. hidden ball trick, helped the Chi dale. The other came from a half which to identify the dead and Keep your pride under victory. Keep a sound soul, a clean mind and sity crew selected by Coach Rusty swing at one of Ruffing’s deliveries dying. Won Lost P.C. Bridgeport at Springfield. Callow to represent Pennsylvania cago While .Sox trim Cleveland for on the occasion of the great first At the same time, I don’t think A th le tic s___ 1 0 1.000 a healthy body. Albany at Providence. against Columbia and Yale at the fourth time in succession, 8 time at bat this season. even Mr. Ruth will deny that he B ra v e s...... 0 1 000 These seven “Keeps” comprise a mighty good code for citizenship, Pittsfield at Allentown'. Derby, on Saturday, includes four to 4. The rest of the time he has been might be able to use the three or Cubs ...... 0 0 000 if the Manchester boys can learn to follow it and to adopt it to all of American Ijeagnc members of last year’s varsity. D odgers...... 0 0 000 topping his drive or something. four home runs that he hasn’t got their life’s relationships, the Dilworth-Cornell Post through the indi Detroit at Chicago. They are Captain Charley Kramp- Thirteen times, more or less, has be so far. St. Louis at Cleveland. en. No, 4; Ed Taeffner, stroke; KEEP IT SECRET been retired on infield chances, The candidates for the Manches vidual efforts of Messrs. Jenney and Lorch will have accomplished its Washington at New York. Warren Pine, No. 5. and Adrian seven times has he fanned and per ter American Legion Junior base mission. Philadelphia at Boston. Teaf. No. 3. Teaf rowed bow last “I bear your aunt saw a special haps as many as ten men have ball team were divided into four National League season. ist about her attack of klepto been left on base. In no game has groups last night when a two- New York at Brooklyn. mania.” he made as many as two hits and round league was formed for the Boston at ^Philadelphia. John Adams was our first vice “Ohi yes. He said she should neither double nor triple has purpose of getting a better slant Martha Hadden Leads Pittsburgh at St. Louis, president. He, as have eight others, fake things more quietly.”— surged from his bat. I doubt if he on the ability of the various play Chicago at Cincinnati. later became president. Northern Daily Telegraph. i has driven in more than three ers before the final selections for runs, although scoring six as a the team are made. The teams are strictly personal gesture. the Athletics, Braces, Cubs and Bowling League Race These figures are more or less -By BILLY EVANO- Dodgers. casual since, as a statistican, I Mickey Cochrane, voted the most No time was wasted in getting claim to be a high grade chump. Martha Hadden is leading the CALL OFF RACE valuable American League player In the league into operation one game race for the women's town bowling However, they serve their purpose 1928, is the type player sought by being played last night with the champions'uip being conducted at In indicating that all. indeed, is not every league manager. He is per Athletics nosing out the Braves 6 JOCKEYS’ STRIKE well with our Mr. Ruth. to 4 in a smartly played five Inning Joe Farr’s Charter Oak alleys. She ast sid e est side haps the most aggressive backstop won three games last n‘j?ht from “E .W His batting average is trifling in baseball. The word "quit” isn’t contest in which only four errors Aurora, 111., May 1.—The enough but it doesn't tell the Ellen Johnson and Monday took bugle call of "boots and sad in his vocabulary. He is highly re were committed. Earl Jolly was one out of three from Helen Gustaf story. Ruth has been a perennial garded by every American League elected captain of the Athletics and dles” will not be blared this leader in runs scored, runs driven son. Florence Johnson, Katheryn umpire. They know that any time Wilbert Hadden of the Braves. Gustafson and Nan Taggart follow afternoon and the 22-day In, extra base hitting and passes, in Mickey questions a decision, be The other two captains will be spring meet at the Aurora race addition to his home runs, except Martha Hadden in the league stand feels he has a kick coming. selected at tomorrow night’s prac ing. Here are the standings and course may be cancelled en // tirely because of a horsemen's a around theYowti When Cochrane starts an argu tice session at the West Side play grounds. Any boys Interested in the scores: strike. ment it Is difficult for the umpire THE STANDING to get the batter of the verbal tilt. playing should report at that time Won Lost A deadlock between officials Umpires believe it is always well to as there are two vacancies on each Martha Hadden ...... 19 5 of the Exposition Park Jockey All New York compares shun a battle of wits with Coch team. The game between the Cubs Florence Johnson .... 17 7. Club and The Thoroughbred rane if it can be done without los and the Dodgers will start at 5:30 Kathyrn Gustafson ....16 8 Horsemen’s Association of ing control of the situation. prompt. Nan Taggart ...... 15 9 America had not been broken the 4 leading cigarettes Like a great many players. Coch In the game last night, the today and. for lack of entries Happy Braves scored two runs in the first Florence M lkolelt...... 13 11 in the seven scheduled races, rane indulges in a chew of tobacco Helen G u stafso n ...... 13 11 during the progress of a game but inning when Dey was hit by a pitch Mary Strong . ; ...... 13 11 the track management was off the field never uses it. ed ball, stole second and rode home forced to call off the opening Flora Nelson ...... 12 12 day’s program. TTlomeniks If you would ask Cochrane what on Hedlund’s double. Hedlund Grace Hatch ...... 10 14 Incident of his career stands out as scored on Hicklng’s error when he Ellen Johnson ...... 9. 15 The strike was provoked by the most humorous, 1 am sure be attempted to field Hadden’s ground Anna Anderson ...... 8 16 the management's refusal to would tell you that Umpire Dick er. yield to three demands by the Nallin silenced his batteries with The Athletics come back with horsemen that the present feed out so much as word when Coch four runs. Ford was passed and MONDAY’S SCORES “ monopoly” be removed so pr.omptly stole second. After Hlck- Martha Hadden .88 96 85 (1) owners may purchase feed rane once rushed at him, intent on Helen Gustafson .76 106 88 (2) making a strenuous protest over a Ing had filed out. Jolly singled Ford from whom they choose; that home. A. Vennart was hit by a Mary Slronig ....85 99 103 (3) the minimum purse be not less base decision that he felt should K. Gustafson ...84 91 85 (0) have favored the Athletics Instead pitched ball and Llthwlnskl drop than $1,000. and that one per of going against them. ped Cotton's third strike putting a Nan Taggart ....96 93 104 (1) cent be deducted from pro It was in the eighth inning of a man on each base. Metcalf singled Ellen Johnson ..106 98 79 (2) ceeds for the Horsemen's As nip and tuck game between New sharply to right field and cleaned Florence Mlkolelt 79 82 87 (1) sociation. Nallin resorted to his deaf-and- the bases. Anna Anderson ..83 80 87 (2) dumb methods of silencing Coch- The Braves tied the score In the Florence Johnson 84 98 115 (2) When you have a date for a York and Philadelphia that Umpire third on Hlcking’s error of Dey’s Grace Hatch .... 95 93 100 (1) U. S. DAVIS CUP grounder, a short passed ball and Flora Nelson ... 88 87 93 (3) TEAM PRACTICING. hop, after toorldngeo hard at rane. With two on and two out, 3 on forfeit. the office your feet beg you Cochrane hit a ball to deep short on Hadden's single through the pitch Philadelphia, May 1.—J. Gilbert which Koenig made a great stop er’s box. Hadden advanced to third TUESDAY’S SCORES Hall, Fritz Mercur, John Hennessey, to stay at home. and an equally great throw. Accord on a short passed ball and scored Flora Nelson ....79 84 113 (1) Wllmer Allison and John Van Ryn, ing to Nallin, the throw beat Coch while Vennart was tossing out Grace Hatch ...r86 90 89 (2) the five men who compose the rane by a fair-line margin. He ruled Brown at first. Martha Hadden ..95 100 106 (3) Davis Cup squad of the United him out, retiring the side and eras The Athletics brokfe the tie in the Ellen Johnson ..81 96 94 (0) States as chosen by Eugene Dixon ing the two runs that would have third on Jolley’s single, his steal Helen Gustafson .93 103 80 (1) and Joseph Wear, will start prac been recorded had Cochrane re of second and third and scored Nan Taggart ....98 97 94 (2) tice today at the Huntingdon Val ceived the verdict. while Cotton was going out, Dey to Florence Mlkolelt 83 105 84 (1) ley Country club near here. The As Cochrane turned first and Hadden. Mary Strong.... 86 87 92 (2) candidates will continue working heard the shout of “Out,” he ad The last run| of the game was K. Gustafson . . . .90 88 97 (3) out until May 12, when they leave WIEGNER. ROCKEY dk CO. scored In the fourth inning when Anna Anderson.. 86 79 85 (0) ^ for Montreal, the site of the first ACCOUNTANTS AND AUDITORS vanced in the direction of Nallin, 41 BHOAOWAYe NCW YOUR standing back of the pitcher, at top with two down Ford and Kicking Florence Johnson won 3 on forfeit. I Davis Cup match against Canada. IN EVERY QUARTER OF THE CITY... the» speed, ready to give vent to his feel singled, the former registering. “ teatinK ahops” were opened, and thousands of ings of great disgust. The summary follows; passers-by thronsed In to smoke and compare P. LoriUard Co.. Inc. 1^29 Dick Nallin is one umpire who is Athletics (6) the leadintr clsarettes with names concealed. 119 West 40th Street seldom caught napping. He real AB R H PO A E And fo r the first time you slip ized if Cochrane ever reached him Ford, r f ...... 2 2 1 0 1 0 New York City on th a t STiJNNING pear o fF lo r- he would have trouble on his hands, Hicking, 2b . . .3 0 1 2 0 2 Gentlemen: sheims you*ve been setving fo r Reaching into his back pocket he Jolly. 3 b ...... 3 2 2 0 1 0 the occasion. pulled out a pocket of a well-knowm A. Vennart, p . 1 1 0 0 1 0 We hereby certify thAt we have conducted and brand of tobacco much used by ball Cotton, l b ___ 2 1 0 6 1 0 audited a series of public tests of the 4 leading <*igq« players. With Cochrane still 15 Metcalf, c ____1 0 1 5 2 1 or 20 feet away, he held out the S. Vennart. cf.. 2 0 0 0 0 0 rette brands in various parts of New York City. ' package in such a manner as to Mahoney, If...2 0,0 2 0 0 These tests were open to the general public.' Every Lyons, s s ...... 2 0 0 0 1 0 convey to the fans that Cochrane person who entered one of the “testing shops’^ was was racing madly in his direction to bum a chew. 18 6 5 15 7 3 asked to snooke the four cigarettes with brand natn^ The ruse worked perfectly. The Braves (4) concealed and to designate, by number, whidi one his quick-thinking Cochrane appreciat AB R H PO A E taste liked best. ed the gesture and, instead of stop C. Smith, If . . .3 0 0 0 0 0 ping, he continued on his way to the Litwinski, c . . . 3 0 O' 5 3 1 We further certify that the following table correctly / bench without even offering a word Dey. 88 ...... 3 2 0 1 2 0 Siunmarizes the total results of these tests: of protest. Through pantomime, Hedlund, p .... 3 1 1 0 1 0 Vote* for Vote* for Votci for Vote* for Nallin had nipped a protest that Hadden, lb . . .2 1 1 5 0 0 LOCATION OF TEST OLD "Braad TotaF Brown, cf . . . . 1 0 0 1 0 0 GOLD Z ” VotM, might have made a lot of trouble, Fifth Avenue, And after dancing for hours since Cochrane is mighty popular In A. Brlmley, 2b 1 0 0 0 1 0 E. Smith, 3b . .2 0 0 0 0 0 (coraer of SOth Street). 90 stroighi w ur Flortheinu Phllly. When he kicks, everybody The 4 leading brands, with names hidden. agrees with him. F. Brlmley, rf .1 0 0 0 0 0 America’s 308Bowery..!*...... , 267 feel cool and comfortable^ Financial Diitrict' nuau-Jyour whale evening is 19 4 2 12 7 1 F a v o rite i(76Fultoo Street),.... 145 fiutoneUmghappymamentl A thletlc8...... 401 lx — 6 ar. BM.tiaaiMfflwao*., Braves ...... 202 00— 4 Broadway.near SSthSt... 601 Following Pyle’s Two base hit, Hedlund; stolen Household Package Greenwich VOlage A dioe xmut lunre the trim s^le bases, Dey, A. Brlmley, Ford Jolly (183We«t4thSt.)...... 13S to please a fellow’s taste~batiio Bunion Derby 2; struck out by Vennart. 6. hy Three years ago, Budweiser M ali Sjrup was put .. • • • -4 ■ - ' ; . , ^ r V'-i *■. - -■ — •’■■f •*•%; A W i i i ^ ; & V *‘* T " «iiiniu]ri^4; ' Alquild ••••••♦••r J 5^1 5^ '.St ® >•0;^--••«*••••• ••••••* * 4 '•.1 i»r 8b:;r.;n"’i\i'-'f S s * * * *••••••••: 4 1 8 ft , _ OU:tbll--kHftfrw b S' 8-,'1 lx .4 »• '4 . * V v*% W :f!9(JM # n k i 4s •••«•••• 4 0 8 v m 2 0 " “ Seven Of the jffMsbftn of Masy 01 ,rt ••••••«r8 -'0. 0 elleV. T t 8, 2 tX 1 Keenoy ^..•••i«.* 0..0 9 XarmnvUte, s4- , ^ 4; X M ' X I ••«••••*• 4 1 8 B 7 1 Taylor, o ...... '4 2 3 4 liRc and Mm .^William'Brsilaard War Veteriw , atianded the tWea^ Inlaeini miasiS In fiiiiiioiy tif i o ••••••'•••• .8188X0 Brandt, p ft. ft 9., 0 -and sons-ot W em nd streati Hart* tieth annual. stiinio>ecAitanUbo. h^d^ • •«■••#•• 8 ^ 0. 0 1 0 Belapear. p ...r ..i.'... 2 2'1 0 Monday aod^jniM y at Cht Hofaf '. W Iha pvisnlng a • •«•••••• X' X' '9 0'0 0 WeW», p 0 0■^ 0• 0 ford, %efe'Sunday vlsItorh'/-at Mr. Clark, cf ..•••.•^2 X 4 9 and: Mrs. Wlnthrop P^rfer’A . ' Wanregui, Moirwtolh The local antartalnmeat by filara. 88 ^ 14 87 n " I The s|veve\ ndn atorm Sunday branch has the-honor o f bavpig two Tent .No, 7, tofiowad the bangpM iP- U..J , • . • Clovtland . ' ■, • X • • 2»X4li.27X4 S eveMi« prevantad m i^ frbm at> department oflleers the qaxi the hotel At i|:89'.''A dUlafstkHX « l g . g' J5.R.K.PO.A.B. Philadelphia year. They are Mrs. Jamea M. priaent from the Ahw^'MlaBd.dN^: ..., I, tt •X...... 8X48 0 .0 AB. R. a.FQ. A. A tendlng^ the Trl-Coan:y ChrMtan 8b •••■•••■»•• 8 0 O' X X 0 Thorapeow, 2b ..wV 4•^^J 1 "9 “8 9 BttdeaTor'meeting, held-gt H ^ o n Shearsr and Mrs. WUbnr Loveland. partment Allaaaaionn ^thatBtm» a \ . .. At w IU# d 4 0 X S 0 0 O'DouI, I f ...... ^,4 Y '3 0 0 .$^9 Sunday evening. The speaker. Bev. Mrs. Shearer was .'eleeted tns fill-Ae ventlon wafe well attended and tlM i^T'^ A ^ wbU. 8b ...... 4 1 8 X 8< 0 Peel. cL .y.* 9 1 2 1 9 0 position of Connell Three, aa t t 'l^ local members report an onJoyaMa. A. SMIMM. lb ...... 4 0 9 X 0 Whitney, 8b 8 8 I 0 8 X H hi^ Holmaa. of Australia gam a VbM^ rt ....i.... 8 X 0 8 0 0 Huret, IV ...... '4 1 8 is 8 ^ vary.^ .interssting . aceount o f his Btta Loveland was, appointed: aseta- tim x tant' guide In the department. The .k 'r Q8hUB*r. H ...... s X 8 8 Frtberg. sa B 2 4 2. 9 >rork. " .# -f; p ^ MwbU...... 8 Klein, rf ...... 6 0 1 .3 0. There will be a mlnatret show officers were, chosen on Mondhy and Elephaiita-ire known to Uvf'^ , ^7b4Xbi. p's ••••.•••. 8 Lerlan. O eeeeaeea e 3 X X 9 0 installed by a representative from from'ISO to 300 years. 5S?SS*^* p .•.«••.»»» 0 JfoOraw. p ...... -O' 0 9 9 9 and dance at tbe local hsH Friday XUiii4 9 ...... 0 Roy. p ...... 8 0 1 0 X evenlnsr given by the talent from P[44spPi p 1 Willoughby, p ‘...... 0 0 0 .9 0 South Windham. - , Baitloy...... X Sweetland, p ...... X 9 0 9 8 Mrs. Robert'E. Foote wet it .visi rr Davla z ...... 1' X - X 9 0 M’Tlilx o 'i tor at Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Foote’s CUepco ...... 880 000 0Sx>-8 41 Xf.ii 27 X8 X In (Tolchecter 'Monday aftarnoon. Doctor Fovind is Bott ■i Cteyslaad...... on 000 oox—4 Boston...... 040 200 800—X4 A. H. Foote ls~ suffering with a‘ ^ u-K-■ 5toa« bktUd In; Gardner 8. Avdria Philadelphia ...... 019 100 118—13 BarOdjr. < ^ c y 8. Hoffman 8. Kerr. ‘ Rune batted In; Mueller, Taylor A broken rib cauiMd jprom an accident aXetald. Kamm; two bate blta J. J. Smith, Frlbers 6. PeeL Ijerlan 2, while working in his barn. weU. Jamieson. Claney. Hoffman; l^ltney, Delaney 2, Haranvllle 2, Mrs. Herbert Porter and Jeese ia r Thill, Constipated Pet^e rpe base hits. Gardner. Clark 2, BUgulre 2. Harper 2, Da via Hills- aoCompanlsd by Mrs. Della Hurst: two base hlta Friberg. Slaler, As a family doctor at Monticeliu.^ AO-Haw Terfcs— Taylor; home runa Friberg. Delaney. Porter of Hebron, were visitors in piinois, ‘the whole human body, TAITKS xa. NATIOSAXJI b Harper, Lerlan, Davla Colchester Monday not any small part of It, was Dr. . New York ' . Mrs. A. 0. F o w and s(m Thao- Caldwell’s praetleo. Mors than half AB.H.B.PO.A.B. dore were visitors In Hartford Combs, cf . . . 4 At BiaoUya»^ ' bis “ calls” were on women, chtl- Keenip. Sb .. 5 Joe Httinpliries,' clarion-voiced No big fistic show in the vicinity and rest their elbows'on the dinner O O D G B B t X G IA N T S ft Monday. dron and-babies. They are tbe Helsn, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 'Hotli. rf .... 3 announcer, posed so .often with of New York would be complete UU- table. Brooklyn ones most often sick. But tbslr ill- gobriff. Xb .. 5 The young man sitting directly AR R H. PO. A. B. A. C. Fpota wss a visitor Monday at nesses were nsuslly of a minor na- Keusel. If . . . S fistic ctdebriUes that no' album leas Humphries shambled through' Bressler, If . .. 0 1 My» and Mrs. ^Willism Sagles in Ljuaeri. 8b .. 5 in'front of Humphries Is Casper Gilbert, 2b . . . 4 0 1 tnra—colds, fevers, headaches, bll- JPoMber. ss 4 would be complete unless his'fade the ropes, bis jaws working indus Leon, 105-pound champion of Herman, rf . . . 3 a 1 Buckingham. lonsneas—and all of them required Jwsens. o i,. '3, appeared ever and anon on Us triously on a cud of- gum. and in America. He was the first Italian Fredertck, cf ...... '1 “^9 0 IMss Lena Ellis. wbo4s employed flrfit a thorough evacuation. They T ^ p y , c . . . 1 pages. troduced everybody from tbe time Cullop, cf-rf...... 4 0 6 In Hartford, spent the week-end gb^ary, p .. 2 to wear such a crown.*^ Blssonette, l b ...... 2 0 6 were constipated. His face, incidentally, was quite keeper to the principals. Frequent with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Asa suone^ p . . . 0 On Leon’s left is Jimmy Curran, Flowera 2 b ...... « 0 S In tho coarse of bis 47 years' Helmach, p . 2 a good-looking one in tbe old days, ly Joe becomes tvHsted over words English lightweight, and sitting on Bancroft, s s ...... 3 1 1 W. BlUs. Deberry, c ...... 2 1 9 I Local students of tbe South practice (he was graduated. 9 4* Hem^ L. Farpeu when he waj 12 years old. . . . bit Gilbert 3. generation is using it. Mothers are country that are never without a '* « ? ^ ^ b d t e d in; Koenip. Goslin 8, Henry Grampp. who did noth Lake Superior Is the largest of giving it to tbeit children who bottle of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pep- i ,1 « M w ff 4 Zahary 8. Rice. West. Hei- ing but pitch to the batters, Is At CIsebiMtIi tbe world’s lakes, having a total were given'it by their motheis. sin, and we have gotten many bun-' ■ - ^ mwui; two b ^ hit'Heimach; home NOT ONE PHONEY <^is no betting that your opponent is RBDS a CUBS 4 area of 32,430 squaro mllea rank. Ck>sUn, Gehriz. a steam fitter In the winter. Cincinnati Every second of the working day dreds of letters from grateful peo- '* going the distance. . . . And he may get In a game i AR R H, pa A R someone somewhere Is going Into pie telling ns that it helped them • -Sia At Betfolt* “ How many fixed fights were you “ And I’ll tell yon that it is no this year. . . . The other play Z^IUmaA I f ...... 4 ft 0 X 9 0 a drag store to buy It. Millions of when everything else failed. Every lOWfrs A TIGB&S S ever in?” Jack Britton was asffhd cinch to carry a fighter. Leonard ers kicked because be was Grits, 2b ...... 4 1 I 1 7 0 bottles, of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup drag store sells Dr. Caldwell’s St l^uia by an expert during tbe course of a could do it So could Mike Gibbons through work every afternoon Walker, rf ...... 2 1X400 AH R. B. PO. A. B. ••eeaasaaa 4 0 X 2 0 0 Pepsin are being used a year. Syrup Pepsin. » Blue. Xb .... s XO tanning bee in Miami Beach before and. even if it sounds like boasting.- at 2:30...... Georgettl. tbe six- Kelly, lb ...... 4 1 i n o 0 p’^orke. 8b 6 4 the Sharkey-Stribling fight. I could do it. too. But it takes a day pedal pusher, is a linotype Dressen, 8 b ...... 3 0 8 0-. X 0 Bbumsh. If .. 4 8 Britton, it it must be explained, clever man to do it. operator by trade. . . . Lyn Ford, ss ...... 8 ft 0 4 5 0 Bobolte. cf .. 5 2 Purdy, 1 ...... 0 0 0 0 9 0 Krebs, ss . . . 4 0 is a former welterweight champion “ You have to ntake your oppo Lary’s right name is O’Leary. | Swanson, s s ...... o 1 0-9 9 0 MdOowan. rf 8 5 of the world, au old man who is nent do everything Just as you . . . And his old man came Gooch, c...,...... 2 0 0 8 9 0 XelUlo. 8b . . 4' 2 still fighting and a boxer regarded want him to do it or it would look from where you can guess. . . . Lucaa sss ...... 1 0 1 0 9 0 leiUsBeiget gclmnt. o . . . > .L.« 4 2 Plttenger, y ...... o X 0. 9 ft P Opden. p . . . as one of the cleverest that ever like a hippodrome. It isn’t every The National League players are 8 0 boxer who can do that. May, p . . .8 0, Q 0 8 0 T««Ovt oiM bt Coillns.' p . . . 2 ' 0 pnllftd on a glove. i. going to jockey Judge Fuchs, Strlpp, yy ...... t q £ q 9 9 “ I never was in a fixed fight. “ I never have thonght that there tbe newl manager of the Braves. .* 37 9 12;27 U 0 Britton replied in his quiet gentle was anything wrong in carrying a . . . But it’ll be pure kiddln' 81 6 87 IS X lletrolt . manly way, but \here was a spark, young fellow. Our sport is suppos . . . Because the judge is jun, Chicago LAST CALL! AB. R. H. p a A .E. AR R a. Pa A R Johnson, I f ...... 4 1 2 of Intense resentment in his eyes. ed to be boxing and not murder owner...... -And the magnates English, s s ...... 4 0 1 1 7 1 Rice, e f ...... 0 4 VI kave been fighting longer than and'I fiever have felt like abasing can do-a lot of thUg to a Beck, l b ...... 8 X 0 0 ^ M n rer. 8 b ...... 4.* 9 2 a yoiing fellow who was Just starts Cuyler, r f ...... 8 0 8 Heilmann. r f ...... b vO the record books show and I never player. . . 'When they meet X have been in s fight that wasn’t on ing out In the business. I remem- In a “ gentleman’s agreement” Hornsby, lb ...... 4 X' 8 f; .Mezander. X b ...... 4 12 S^tepbenson, If | 1 X DIM & D M I payabU U K ^ ^ o a . 3b ...... 4 0 the level. t her too well about my young days. session. Grimm, lb ...... 4 8 XI PhilUps, c ...... 3 2 “ There have been a lot o f com- i When yon get a fellow itf there of '-Angler, c ...... 4 0 5 MOMnlyii piuaUtwfiu Sj^Bble. ss ...... X 2 meats made about all the fights I ' your own age, slse and experience, VTlison, cf ...... 4 8 0 Mehardson. s s ...... 0 0 Blake, p 9 0 0 0 bad with Ted Lewis and the one I it’s all right to level at him be- • M D liO[• i mAlf il penaMoflO X had with Benny Leonard when ^ h e' cause you can’t ha too snra that a BENSON’S SALE BRINGS ** 4 . 8 26 20 X fiiOiicKlyp pfn$ Smfth, p 0 0 fonght me for tbe welterweight { man who is your match Isn’t going Chicago ...... 000 090 922—>4 Fotheririll. s *...... x 0 Cincinnati ...... 000 190 022—S falifrsst. •••.••••'•Op X 0 championship. Bat I’ll tell you that, to level yon first.” Runs batted la Hornsby, fftepheC- the hardest fights I ever bad were | . OUT LARGE CROWDS 1® 5; Wilson. Grimm. Walker, fftripp, , —22 6-XO 27 X2 2 against Lewis. He wasn’t a sports- — CrHs: two base hits. Allan. Wllsea, I^uls «•«•••.•.... X04 OOX 000*-9 man. and any man who ever fought | Grimm, Walker; three hast hit. Kel Detroit - XXO 200 0X9-*5 Benson’s big Spring Sale of fur ly, Wilson; home run. Hornsby. ' S^f.' -■ in: ■'tSShrtnger, Blue, him will tell you that.” | Schulte. A MciSowan, niture has proved to he a great she- Schuble. Mdiwus; tWft.has* hits. Me- cess and despite, the poor weather Looking For An Out Cost fixed h f law. Ewrr ttMj. II SSK.m* home runs. Blue, at* the time of the opening of the f 100,000 BLAZE. SB«K ledoesstlwcost, ^ l\ Bebuhle McManue. - “ There was a lot of talk about sale hundreds of people visited the .'^ A r that Leonard fight.” Britton went bens li^stifcr prlvecy. I \ At BestouH— St >re and many new aceonnts were Burlington, VL, May 1__ InvesU- on. “ There was. some betting that opened up. ’This again proves that gatlon was undtr way tdday of a 7' . V i BBB SMHt'A ATKUmeS X c ^ It Boston Leonard woujdvWin and when he good values advertlsedv in Tbe Her fire that destroyed the Red 4C de CsO, Write or PhoM V. ARRH.PO.AR fooled me and l^ t there was a lot ald bring tbe people The buying Rptbrock, cf ....,.,' -2 0 2 2 0 9 partment store, the Green brotberi -of gossip that we had fixed It and public, today, has learned to read' store, tbd Chilton paint., shop and Bhyne. sa*. . p o 2 that, we l»d cleaned# up. I don't PERSONAL FINANCE g c ^ t ^ U ...... 4 0 X 'I'bere seems to be no little de sdvortisements thoroughly and they the Colony clothing storo-'and dam COMPANY THE Si.- Baitt. rf 4 2 2 fcno'w anything abottt .the betting. 1 cay In the wrestling profession kiK>w values when they see them aged several other buildings In ths 5®knn, 2h .••••«•«•, 4 0 3 know that I didn't have enough advertised. m since your friend Gus Sonnenberg heart of the bnstaess district 9ev- Rooms t and t, iMata Theatar n - . i' ' Keeyes, 2h 2. 0 . 0 money on hand to a dime and Mr. Benson has placed a novel 3h ^•••.•••••..4 X XX batted in on tbe cbamplonshin pro- sral soldiers from Fort Ethan Httlldiiig, 70« Mala Htraot [iMftytog. e .,4 • • • •. . .2 .X that Dan Morgan (bis manager) attraction on the brick column at Allen and sevcnll firemen were ■ t o . MAJfUHKNTKIt CXINN. ■ 4 cftedings. Y'pur average pachyderm TELEPHONE » r • Morris, p, •«•••■».. . 2 0 0 was broke. I never have been able doesn’t carA to have, his modolla the corner of his store facing Main ovareome by smoke while battling Ueaosad. by ttata, bondad tn publie. .'I to believe jhat Leonard wanted an street. It is a large piece of plate * V 20 4 9 27 XS X oblongata- caved In and it begins to the flffmes,. which did more than OpaatttVtoA. Mat trim lol ^ Pbiladelpbia out because I know be tried to appear sgs If Guff really means to glass mirror and has the caption |lo0,000 damage Call, Write or Phoae l-o-d knock me dot too many times in be frank.about doing just that above it “ Ton Are Looking At The BJmop. 8 h ...... ^ *(5 0 tbe early part of the fight. ' Person We Wan^ For A Cnstomier/’ DIRECTORY ttSSSf, cC •«••••••••• 4 -0 • X 3 0 , “ 1 was tired' late in tbe fight and Hft says that one would be surprised CoebrstiW g Oj.e• • ft##• e 3 9 .0 4 9 / X BimmonL If ...... 4 1 x t 0 hie hit'me in the stomach with a at tbe number of women .who have **ei 3d oeaoeooosg 3 0 ,X 2 0 punch that nearly ruined me. 1 was Jack Curley’s Long Island ele already discovered this conve^ent B^xx, Xb,2 0 ft s 0 a mile ahead on points and knew phant farm is hardly paying its own mirror. goes to press fttiller. rf. 3 0 x 4 0 wa}4 Odrley may as well send his Dykes, es ...... s 0 ft o 0 that 1 eoaldn!t blow the .decision if Bamshaw.'-p X ? r ^/■■'7/v ■■■■■ 'J-i. "^ ’'-' - ' ?’^'■~< ■■■ ' -I ^ * W H A T *S .SVEU4 WG, A CERTAIN P A IW w JjrisoREj., ^ M > ; A L L LEAi/E IT . T>4E IDEA Aib^r.^rr f TdCO NSU LT.r. M P O N , A i^ O L O i W E LL. IF r A T A K E eo. -T O M E / B I 6 OF ALL THE . . . . - e ■ •' ' ' ' ' GAV GET-UP? g t e r p im ' o u t , , .IMPORTANCE .. ' TWE ABOUT B O Y . 1 ^ .... WHERE >OU TO SUPPER P (/^ SAYS SHE .KNOMED 1 VALUE GOING P ‘ 1 " A M . ^ WADI eRMMS OFF SEEN MB'* i r . 1- YOU DOkrT< . . . ■ M 9\' \ ■ m -v,'.r iT ':'..-!'' . / A [■# 10 ■i '-■'J W K ... . 4 J. .K m J T - J i *,i ’ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, SOUTH MANCHESTER, CONN,, w IeI^N ESD A y .'M A Y 1, 19^ . PAGE SiAPPERFANNYSAYS SKIPPY •ww.u.tw.orr. SENSE ^ NONSENSE By Percy L. Crosby WHAT THEY GO TO CHURCH Hecto, IT 'THIS FOR. “ Some go to church for a walk, hvs^c srofkt? wetc,*nux Y e «, coNNCCTfccir NM en^ Some go there to laugh and talk, If fKIP#Y. EOUCHT B or _TH€ JOMC THAr'y a n m Some go there to see a friend. K e e p T h C H A U C H iOiontv M C V true h c oorumti t h o i Some go there, their time to A EAUO RCeoKD FI!0H TUB BACff or ir I O o m V spend. 5*106 iw Nor Sotn ' TO uxr, Jo ( I Some go there to gain a lover. 5au- ^ j WANT- Some go there their faults to U / i U IT 9 € A u p i C tHT t r iP xsrop wv q cover. L And ^ erin A tr off MY Houey WMH Some go there for illustration. - Some go there for affection, 'Some go there to doze And nod. Let me go there to worship God." / Something is always taking the Joy out of life. All the time the women save by wearing bobbed hair is used pulling down bobbed skirts. . . . It has been our obser* vatiou that the weather Is never really hot until the undershirt ber gins to crawl. . . . We can’t un- derstandlwhy the society woman showing a bare leg half way to her thigh should be shocked on seeing ‘Onu a man's suspenders. . . . “ 1 pre 1929. Kint FukirM SyndiaU, Inc, Great Britain ri(bta marred. ^ V sume the women have a right to The lines of life fall in pleasant smoke clgarets if they want to,’’ places on a cheerful countenance. said a Manchester man. “ But I The Time Will Come By Fontaine Fox OUR BOARDING HOUSE can’t understand why they should want to’’ . . . A Manchester golf By Gene Ahem er says he always wears rayon silk socks when playing, so he is able to make a hole in one. . . . An ex WHEtl THE HsViMd n e H VtniU Bk ABUE *P> ^MASH ^ milk- waopfA was change says the Bible is against THirJdS .OP MUeH EASlEtf THAM THEY po NoW . liJ SPiTe bigamy because it declares that no MORE THAlU HALF«WaV IiU CROSSllJe. man serve two masters. . . .Now th e s t r e e t / *me aut&m o Bil e • oF VoUR LEiJeHTHV PUZZLING ANIMALS that a French scientist has dis I R E^desr CAME okI a t a Fa s t s p e e d , sWAViUis covered that there is alcohol in the lilA Y Veil Y ell AS ■FROM oiJe Sit>E OF the Roat> To TMe AUd TRES oME A lot of animals strayed across air, deep breathing wfll no doubt TesTiMoklV, become more popular . . .-If you BRIeflV as VoU o th er, w^ T hekI sTe e r e d r ish T idTo the letter golf links today, enough '» o I -RULE TULU to stock an ARK and ZOO. Par are sure that your church will get cAKl,THe WAV THE MlLK*WAffoiJ,«i,.ilPSETril>i6' IT, for disposing of them is eight. One you to heaven, why spend so much Soil vsUtVless'eD AdD-'iiEMoLisriiUs Tie eHt r e load DAMAGES time worrying about the other -me a c c id e Mt , o f Bottled m ilk ! driv/ e r oF, To BE PAID solution is on another page. fellow’s creed? . . . The doctor told Tom the other day that the Ailb WHV THE AUTo had o He s HopTT xj MAviV THE m il k best thing he could do would be to VoQ FEEL -fAfCr W IF sod WILL "PARDoH t HE EXPRESS’lbfJ,' COMP A si V ; r e . A s K give up smoking. He replied: “ Say, trie drinJe r o f. AklD AS HE LOOKED AT THE WRECKAGE. Doc, what’s the next best thing?’’ r A/E) I _ C iM*. K9 *tsr.<»£c, >N«. FRECKLES AND HIS FRIENDS He’ll Go Alongr By Blosser 0A4CLE w arrv, r o it 7MOSS Yes-YoL> see AA^DTUSy SENT FOR AA£— MY VliUY/ (tSCTAlAiLV LIKE "TC> VCMOMO vNRAT caslssqaaas A LCfT OF CATTLS S7&CK MAS B6GM ROSTLEO FOR VNWV"’^ W /- 1 OlOMT“miMU.7MAr COOLOMT X SO /AAPS Y ou LEASlS *?WAT YOU serr KAue b e s m /WOi7US,VNl*m CLCvjJ TO "mElR W O CARS ABOUT IT - WO'UOLULO SO OJ6R “TRSRe MISSI/U© op OM VMRSRSASOOTS^ SO I'M 60|Ab3 OP ALOMS vwrm TL L NAURS VtoOR OFA'SODOE/U M 7AAT MADg AAV BAAiCW IM IA47D m A T COOMTC/ A W IAJVJ65TISAT6, YOO, UAiCLS OAOCY SO MEXL RMOW ? ? __ YOO C0AA€. TJXS ROCKieS-" _B0T FIRST injL S6STUAT- m a r r y ? I ’O VJOUSCS Ra^I/ ? ©GT URETWAT YOU SETTD *me II ARE.' . ^ ttCffSL TLL ^m p<\ s a f e l y ' 00 . \ . T tsl L'/OO. 1 J fw/cic. NM.0.ap«T.osr. e One Tiny shouted, “ This is heck way. Don’t let the cabin hit you sw eer susie.\ t o o « y \ s t a w i n onmv <^0D MORMIMG-, & O SS-^E E C .t AFl — | BOTWHPfr -tu* 3 0 S T 1*4 KEEPINS- W a T o l d «a e . \ h a d o a Wa i t to hang here on this big bird’s as it slides off of my back. It’s Toe» OUT «T THE O ^tC H - ALLUSATOR ALREAOV *T?H Modem and Old-Fashioned MODERN AND DANCING EVERY WEDNESDAY NIGHT OLD FASHIONED JBNCKS LONE OAK HALL i W Pleasant VaUey 8:80 to 18:80 Mnslo by BILL WADDELL'S BBOADOASTING ORCHESTRA DANCING Prof. Taylor, Prompter TOMORROW NIGHT , Unseasonable Spribg Rainbow Dance Pahce Bridge-Whist-Setback 8 Standard or 0 D> 8. Tlino Wednesday Eve*g, May 1 Mnslo Famiahed by M T .T . WADDELL'S BROAD ST. JAMES’S HALL CASTING ORCHESTRA Auspices St. James’s Guild Professor Gatos, Prompter. 18 Prlsesw— Refreshments Low Prices In Spring Admission 85c. ABOUT TOWN William Rublnow of Rublnow's Garment' Fashion Center has re . •• ■' .• : / Mrs. Gellen of Nelleg’s has return turned from a buying trip to New ed from a buying trip In New York York. ' where she purchased a full line of The Height Of The new spring hats for sale on Thurs Miss Johanna Gorens of Victoria day, Friday and Saturday. road has returned to Connecticut Business College after a month George Rlx, secretary of the leave of absence. Chamber of Commerce, Is touring New Hampshire by automobile and Mrs. Tressa L. Dennler of Gar will return to Manchester, Sunday den street has returned from New Spring Millinery Dress and Sports night. , ^ ^ York where she attended the Troop 5, Boy Scouts, will meet at funeral of a relative. the Swedish Lutheran Church at 7:15 o’clock tonight. Mary C. Keeney Tent, Daughters In Soft, Supple Straws of Union War Veterans will hold Its Jenck’s Lone Oak, the popular old-fashioned dance hall at Pleasant regular meeting at the State Valley, had their largest crowd of Armory tomorrow evening. Spring C o a t s the season last Saturday night the dancers numbering over 400. These modern and old-fashioned dances — PANSIES — Special $ ^ «0 0 are held every Wednesday and Sat Steel’s Mastadon. urday evenings. Bill Waddell's Good Variety of Colors. Broadcasting Orchestra, of Man Featured at chester plays for the dancing and ANDERSON GREENHOUSES A hat for every costume when they Fred Taylor does the prompting. The time has been changed on Wed 153 Eldridge St. are as inexpensive and good-looking nesdays evenings, the dance start as these. Soft straw hats in tailored Phone 2124 So. Manchester ing at 8:30 and continuing until and dress models in black, nivy. gray, 12:30. tan, nile and blue. l.arge and small ■ The Blue Triangle club of Wap- NEW SILHOUBTTES head sizes. $ 3 9 5 0 plng will give a play and dance Fri day evening in the Wapping school WITHFRAMl hall. The play which Is entitled, “ In Millinery— ^Main Floor Hot Tamale Land” , in three acts, will be presented by members of Mrs. Elliott’s Shop Ellington Grange. Room 4, Park Building ($49.50 and $59.50 Grade) Colorful Striped High grade, hand tailored coats fashioned of kasha, broad cloth and tweed in smartly tailored and dress models WPN Silk Umbrellas trimmed with “flat” furs. Full crepe lined. Black, navy and tan. Exclusive, one-of-a-kind coats for dis- ^ criminating women. Coats that have been priced GOOD THINGS TO CAT ^9.50 and .$59,50. M AY D A Y . $2.98 This Is May Day. Not so much of a day In Connecticut as some others, but those who love Unusually fine quality children— and that’s almost everybody— and who silk umbrellas at this grice. have witnessed the Maypole dances in the parks In Short, stubby, 16-rib um Fur Trimmed and Tailored Sports and Dress New York— wnich probably doesn't mean quite all brellas with gilt frames and of u.s—could wish, a little, that we went in for that wood shanks. Your choice kind of Mayday observance here too. One of the of the new crooked or most worthwhile sights of the whole year and the straight amber bandies. ■whole great city Is the scores of groups of school Green, navy, red and brown. C O A | S children doing their Maypole dances on the Mall COATS and playgrounds of Central Park. And what a wonderful time the litjle folks have! Umbrellas— Main Floor V/ell, if there aren't Maypole dances for the youngsters, the best thing we know of, next to that. $ 1 9 7 5 Is to send the children to Pinehurst on an errand. Oa May day or any other day. Every kid within Girls’ 7 to 16 V$14-75 JL T C ' • ^ a mile loves to come to Pinehurst. Everything Is ($25 and $30 Grades) bright and clean and in order at this store— and children love bright and shining things. Also— Kasha coats with new collar treatments, In thiv featured group at 114.75 you will find . and this is the real secret— they love to be treated tucked backs and smart cuffs: inany are trim all tkn^ate style successes fashioned In flannel, “ like grown-ups.” Children invariably meet with med with fur collars. Sports coats Ip straight kuba and novelty s|>orts fabrics. Coats f *r respect here; the business they do is just as much ‘‘ine and belted models. Black, beige and navyv \ business as anybody’s and they are entitled to every business, sports, dress and general wear. consideration. Also they are the plenipotentiaries i I of the mothers and dads— if we should slight or take vantage of a tot we’d be slighting or mistreat ing the parent. None of that tor Pinehurst! Send the tots here. Make an errand. If neces sary. Let them become familiar with us and let us get acquainted with them. May and childhood go hand in hand anyhow. It’s their especial month. A good month to start them on the Pine- $9-98 burst habit. Phone 2000. ($12.98 and $16.98 Roll Butter...... 49c Sliced Bacon ___ 33c Grades) This label on every fro-^k. Fresh Buck l^ad 29c Fresh Cod, Halibut, n Practical tailored coats of nov- Mackerel ty sports fabrics and dress coats Roe S h a d ...... 39c Filet of Haddock of kasha with smart fur "ollart PRINTED SILK Large cans Veribest A wide range of colors. Confectionery Children’s iDept.—Main Floor. Peaches 4 cans 99c Sugar...... 8c lb. FROCKS RdnforcaniMt Bolt reliod ia of coatll acfOM front (upporte diapbragD with fleeh tbicknett Specially Priced Ulillllilllllllllllllllllilillllllllllllllililllllllllllllllllllilllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll three borisoaul tbm diapbraup- bouee. X ~ 1 ------m- I S ervice— Quality—rLow Prices | $14-75 I Full Line of A sp^ial selling—fluffy jiripted chiffon fjrpcks in Abdominal belt soft, feminine styles (two are illustrated h'^re) In Ueauti- joined back far ful colorings. As printed chiffons are very^ait'this . I FRESH FISH | enough to per fectly tupport spring, fashionable women and girs should buy two at abdomen. this low price. They are just the frocks to pacK in I by express Thursday Morning | week-end bags later. A V elai tie gore Elattic inierta and I Stuffed and Baked Mackerel___ 35c each | elimlnateettrain vertical boning forai tide hooking oolL when Mated. Printed Youthful Oiie Group of I Fresh Rhubarb Pies.... 15c and 35c each | Again We Feature the Silk Frocks Silk Frocks MARVELETTE 1 Manchester Public Market f A . PolIi'Qye, Prop. Plione 10 | ^at the low price of $5.00 $7.95 liniiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiliiliiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiHiiliiiiiiin Inaxpenslve sleeveless frocks At this price yon can afford to One lot of women’s raincoats In 2.95 fashioned from pointed crepe in ■ add two or three frocks to /our smart belted .models with large $ beoomlnr self-trimmed models, spring wardrobe. Ptiikts find patch pockets. Red, bine and sues 14 to 38. Frocks suitable plain color trimmed with flared gray. Brokra sUes. Raincoats (Regular $3.95 Grade) for Bchodl, sports and general skirts, bows, bertha coUarf and. that have sold as high as $10 and r. wear. pleats. $12.95. WAmNSrfiROTHEKSj Inc Thoee who havq worn the Marvelette foundation I______- J r garment wUl appreciate this special selling. Well made garments fashioned of flesh brocade; each gar ment has the famous under-belt. Sises 86 to 44. ^ESTABLISHED ;54^lfEARSr CHAPElLXr-llTOAKitST. Corsets—Main Floor, Rear. 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